Planning Board’s Doubts Voters Would Authority Denied Approve $1 School C. Randolph Heuser Thompson Sees Local t) j Protests Order To Interests Predominant; Inspector On Permits Member National Editorial Association — New Jersey Press Association— Monmouth County Press Association Jurman Disputes Him
C. Randolph Heuser, Matn- MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY JUNE 30, 1955 Cbnrtcs Thompson, chairmar' wan attorney, clashed sharply 86th YEAR — 52nd WEEK Single Copy Seven Cents of the publicity committee ot with Councilman Grayson Van the Madison Township Board of Cleaf at Tuesday night's coun Today Is Circus Day BAKER CAR AFTER IT CRASHED No Tie-In Education, lold n Joint meeting cil meeting over the planning | Drivers Differ On First Aid Ambulance of the schoolmen with the town board’s right lo “Interfere” In Two performances of Ring Capt. J. Edrar Wilkinson, ship committee and tlic plan the Issuance of building per* Brothers Circus will bc pre of Matawan Township FoMcc, ning board Mondny he did not , m its . sented today at Kcough’s Field, ! Baker Death Crash On Route 34 Monday said this morning nothing in feel at all certain the voters would approve a proposal to .•iwjflr. Heuser related thal he localcd on Freneau Ave., op i thc questioning- of Thomas buy schools put up by develop -v/as concerned with the status posite thc Freneau railroad Wilkins, 34 Wavcrly SI., Key ; Sea Bright Police Matawan Squad Is ers ln their own developments of three lots at Middlesex St. station, Tor the benefit of Huok port, after he w a s b ro u g h t fo r $1 . nnd Ravine Dr. being sold by and Ladder Co. No. I, Mata | Get Conflicting Word Cooperating With back from Washington I), C., Robert Ward to buyers who w a n . ^ . I On Which Car Rammed State; Plan Bus Trip Thursday had to date impli Mr. Thompson explained thnt wished to put up residences, Among the stars arc tlic Al- cated Edgnr Martin, Atlantic other residents of the township Mr. Heuser declared his plans do Cristiani Trio from Italy, Charges of causing, death by Tne Matawnn First Aid and St., Keyport, as .an accom were likely to regard the to close with one of these buy harchack riders; Miss DcLi- auto have been entered against Rescue Sqund, Inc.. in co-oper plice in the murder of Mrs. schools erected by lhe devel ers, Michael George, that day sa from France, head-balanc b o th M rs . W a n d a B a k e r . 35, ation with a suggestion made Delia (Golden) Llunley on opers and sold to the township had been upset because Philip ing trapeze artist; Beryl Haz Route 35, Cliffwood, and Char by the New Jersey First Aid J u n e 19. fo r $1 as something for the Ennis, borough building Inspec elwood from England. tram les B. Kurica, 31, Taylor Rd.. Council, will have ail nmbul- Wilkins told Capt. Wilkin single benefit of children in the tor, lmd refused Mr. George a poline artist and contortionist Mntawan, ln connection with a n c c s ta tio n e d on R o u te 34 on son and Capt. William Mus- developers’ subdivision. Mr. v'Tpcri'Ait to erect a residence on and Eddie llodgini, from Swed the fatal accident in Sea Bright Monday from 12 o'clock noon toe, of county detectives, that Thompson found the other vot ''the lot he was buying. en, who heads the clowns. Monday at 3:25 ln which Mrs. until 10 p.m. By displaying uni Martin had only driven him ers of tlie township would ques Mr. Heuser traced his refus Thc menagerie features a Baker's husband, Wilbert, 43, formed personnel nnd equip lo Flo’s Bar & Grill, Lower tion why they should vote to buy al to nn order to Mr. Ennis herd of midget cattle from was killed. Mr. Baker was pro ment. the Sqund hopes lo fo Main St., Matawan Township, a school when tlielr own chil from a "member” of the plan the Lost Canyon, in addition prietor of the Bayshore Fishery cus attention on thc facl lhal as an act of friendship, lie dren would get no benefit and ning board not to issue permits to lions, bears, monkeys, au- in Cliffwood. it is ready to serve In thc event declared that there was no they would have to absorb tlic to build on the lots. Mr. Hcus- dads, big-horned sheep, buf Conflicting statements have of an accidcnt or injury. Mem pre - arrangement by which running costs, cr declared this to be a breach falo and reptiles. been given police by Mrs. Bak bers also hope their presence Martin went into thc tavern j Mr. Thompson found this of faith In that, he had appear er and Mr. Kurica, according T h e a u to iiwiumI hy Wilbert ISaUt'r, Cliffwood restaurant pro will make people drive more for thc specified purpose of J would be particularly true ed before the planning board to Patrolman Gerald Cranmer. prietor, after it hnd ram m ed into one driven hy ('harles Kurica, of c n rc f u lly . “spotting” the murder Victim | where voters from one section, June 20 and had left the meet who Investigated for Sen Bright Matawan, at 3 a.m. Monday, in Sea Bright. Mr. Baker was killed A placard will be displayed, for Wilkins. Thc accused man such as Laurence Harbor, Heavy Demand Is in the crash iind his wife, Wanda, seriously Injured. ing with the assurance that if Police. The officer said that which will read as follows: This dcclarcd Martin had only would bc acting on n $1 p u r ’.;S 0 filed maps lo better locate Joseph Regan, bartender of the ambulance has been placed made a casual observance of chase of a school in Old Bridge. the property, and made formal Discoloring Water Ebb Tide Club, Sea Bright, re here by the Mntawan First Aid thc fact that “Delia” was in I Kascs Problems application for approval of thc ported Mr. Kurica and Mrs. and Rescue Sqund in co-oper the tavern when he came out Citizens Pack Public Hearing On Amendment Mnyor Walter Jurmnn thought property as a subdivision, lt Gladys Hcdgoln, of 218 First ation with thc New Jersey Stnte a n d t h a t h v , WiJkJns, knew Brown Finds This Will lhe township residents would be would be granted. St., Keyport, left the club short First Aid Council to handle any Martin went in only to get a sufficiently aw are of th e ir , No Assurance Given Be Last “Bad” Summer; ly before the Sea Bright clos To Zoning Ordinance In Holmdel Township accident that may occur on tills b e e r. school problem to know that the M r. VanCleaf retorted that no ing hour for bars of 3 a.m., highway. It is entirely up to Demery Quits Police 51 sale of a school building to assurance was given at the and Mr. and Mrs. Baker follow you, the motoring public, wheth Leo Weinstein, Matawan Attorney, Attempts the board anywhere would ease j June 20 planning meeting thnt Continued discoloration of ed a few minutes Inter. er this ambulance moves or To Present Petition From Persons In Zone E Slaughterhouse Is thc financial and other prob- Mr. Heusev’s application would borough water supply, especial not. Please keep it, parked According to Patrolman Cran- n | . A f T» • • lems to bc faccd in school crec- be ‘‘acted on favorably." Mr. Opposing Increase ln Lot Size In Centerville . right here. Have a happy and ly in certain sections, was blam mcr, Mr. Kurica’s version Of VanCleaf declared maps sub- the nccident was that Mrs. safe holiday by driving and not bubject Or Petition Uo" h , ed by Councilman Cyrus K. . A tumultuous public hearing I Weinstein admitted there were Of Petition ■■^•tjltlcd by ..M r. H e u s e r to d efin e ing sensibly. The life you save •> Harold Meyers, a board mem Baker, driving, cnme up be w ith 140 p e o p le p a c k e d in the ! signers from Zone A who want- Brown on an ’‘excessive” de ber, supporled Mr. Thompson’s the properties were not ln line hind him nnd attempted to pass may be your own,” Crawford's Corner School wai | cd their lots downgraded from Marlboro Township Is view. He believed it would be with other filed maps ln the mand on the existent pumping O n F r i d a y e v e n in g , J u ly 22. on the right. Il struk the Kur- conducted Thursday by thc 1200 feet square to 100 fe e t b y area. ; Mr. Van Cleaf said he the Squad will sponsor two bus Asked To Ban Them Or j e a sie r If builders would not facilities. Solids do not get a ica c a r , b o u n c in g Off it to a Holmdel Township Committee 150 feet. He said he realized did not know of any mem ber of es to the baseball game between erect schools in tlielr own sub I chance to ‘‘settle out," lie said. skid lhat carried it 280 feet, on thc amended ordinance to : tills weakened lhe Instrument Impose “Stiff” Fees the planning board who had tlle Brooklyn Dodgers and the divisions but would let the He told the borough council at swerved to the left, according upgrade llie lot sizes ln Zone ! and suggested it be viewed on told Mr. Ennis not to Issue n to M r. Kurica and struck a Milwaukee Braves at Ebbetts Marlboro Township Board 0 f ! b°ni;d locate the schools where [Tuesday's meeting that by Jan. E, Centerville, from 75 feet by ly insofar ns it applied to the needed and make their contri p e r m i t. three:foot high clnderblock sea Field. Tickets mny be pur Health was called upon Thurs 1, “We hope to have as good 125 f e e t to 100 fe e t by 150 feet. issue at hand. . bution by submitting bids on ..i^: Mr.. Heuser replied there had wall, then rebounded onto the chased from nny squad mem day to pass an ordinance ban water here as any place in Mon Tlie meeting was thrown in Moves Rejection construction at cost. been talk of holding up his .pro ber or by calling Theodore ning slaughterhouses or else mouth County. We won't have highway striking his car again. to an uproar at the outset when 'Wiliam J. Duncan believed " ject at the planning meeting be Phelan, Jr., Matawnn 1-2342-R; impose such “stiff" license fees Mr. Thompson assailed Mi another summer like this one.” Mrs. Baker’s Story Leo Weinstein, of Matawan, an- .including the signatures of pers- cause the prior owner had not Richard Lewis, Matawnn 1- on their operation that lt would 5 chael Slaats for having prescnt- He then thanked householders Patrolman Cranmer reported attorncy sought to present a jons only interested in Zone A, Cfeotlcn a permit for a subdivi 1181-J; Willinm Hulsart, Mata- not bc a profitable undertaking. * ed a resolution asking tlic board In the borough for being “tol Mr.s. Balter lold him that thc petition and address the gntli- i made the petition misleading as sion. He believed there was ln wnn 1-4388. Buses will leave lo act on a 60-room school con- erant" of thc situation. Kurica car was behind hers crlng. Mayor James II. Ack ! il npplicd to the purposes of At the same tlinc a report; existence a resolution as of the First Aid Building nt 6:30 h eld ! Mr, Brown had the council when she felt a thud in the rear crson donied him the floor. ! llie meeting and he moved it be came from the bonrd that theyi? program. I-Ie June 17, 1954, before thc date p .m . this was entirely unrealistic, | approve a special meeting for of her car. She claims she Noting Mr. Weinstein was an j rejected. Paul Stryker, Holm- found nothing that violated the; of the adoption of the subdi The Squad and Auxiliary will I July 15 to receive bids right passed out at the wheel and out-of-town lawyer, lhe mayor j (jel r e a l to r , s e c o n d e d it a n d a health code when Alfred Storer, | «nd WIls bascd on va?u® »10,n- vision ordinance, which absolv participate in the Malawan Fire lses from builders nnd the arbi I after the governing body had knew no more unlll she and her stated, “We are not looking for | roar of approval went up. Mny- Malawan borough garbage con-1 ed the property from Its pro husband were being loaded by Department parade on Monday trary allocntion of rooms to approved on final reading the lhat type of representation. We j or Ackerson averred lie did not tractor, brought in garbage to: visions. As the planning board a l 10 a .m . sites without awaiting lhe re j $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 bonding ordinance for Sea Bright First Aid Squad want to hear from taxpayers." j feel it should be accepted, but feed his pigs. This stirred the lacked Jurisdiction over the sult of the board’s nuestlon- | a new well and \Vater treat- men into their ambulance. ;Mr. IV^r. Weinstein protested he ! would refer thc matter of Its ire Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fin- building Inspector. Mr. Ennis 1 nalre to determine wliat the I m ent plant on Middlesex St. He Baker was prounounced dead was entitled to represent thc Incccptnnce to Mr. Welgand. Paramount Diner To layson, of Gordon’s Corncr- was bound to issue permits un- I people will accept generally in | thanked Karl F. Heuser. bor- up on arrival at Monmouth Me people in Zone E. He demand j Issue then was raised from Open Cocktail Lounge Wickatunk Rd. jtier this resolution, in Mv. Hcus- i the way of a school hutldlng ■ ough engineer, for “speed in morial Hospital. ed a ruling from J. Frank Wei- I llie floor by persons who claim Thc health board members ■*3tr‘s gplnloij;, -The -U; .y/.'cr b e John Civitan and Jnmes FI- : program. Mr. Thompson found j-gettlng-.1ipeciflcaifoiit) uvepui’ed " -r-Mr. Regan caiiie»along,-ln. Ills sand. township.'attorney. Mr'. ?d they had signed n petition told the Finlaysoiis they had in lieved that if'the planning'boaru gone, co-owners of the Para i the board wns drawing censure | so bids could be sought at the car and transported M r.f- Kui> Welgand ruled an attorney, du proposing llie 85 foot by 125 vestigated the moving of gar thought tho previous owner lea and Mrs. Hcdgoln to the mount Diner, Broadway and 1 as not being willing to ncccpt earliest possible moment. ly retained, would have thc foot compromise. Mayor Ack bage by Mr. Storer nnd had (Continued on page four; Route 35, Keyport, announced free schools by tlic many pcr- A letter of resignation from hospital. Mrs. Hcdgoln was re right to address a public hear erson asked Daniel S. Ely, found nothing that vlolnted any leased after treatment for body yesterdny that clabornte plans i (Continued 011 page four) George R. Demery, recently ap ing. township clerk, to read the pre health code, cither local or bruises. Mr. Kurica was ad lmve been completed for thc Schedule Set pointed ns a probationary pa Petition Presented amble lo the petition. Thc statc. They noted the com gnla grand opening tonight of trolman, was received. mitted and treated for back ln- Mr. Weinstein’s difficulties statement of Intent was that plaints of tills sort came In per For July 4 Parade the new cocktail lounge, ad Can't Live On Salary i (Continued on page four] did not end there. He present [the signatories were asking thc iodically and nothing had been Downes Takes Over joining tlie diner. The cocktail All participants ln the July 4 In his letter of resignation, e d a petition to oppose tlit- j proposed change be turned down. found ln violation ln the cases lounge ls reputed to bc one of parade, 'sponsored by thc M ala Mr. Demery said he “couldn't Two Collisions Are change which, he snid. had 230 ■ Peter Genovese, one of the Ccn- when Mr. Storer hnd been in the most modern In the bay- Willys Dealership wan Borough Fire Department, live on this $3000 salary as Reported In Township signatures, nnd declared these jtcrvillc leaders, explained tho 85 v o lv ed . ~\pre to meet at Colot’s Gas Sta- | against the $3441.66 (salary' as hn d b e e n o b ta in e d In 24 ho u rs. ifoot by 125 foot proposal was an shorc nrcn. “It was only after long, ser The Flnlaysons then averred 'Hlon at 0:30 a.m. Parade will I stated in the newspapers and Patrolman John Klnnanc, of Had those circulating the peti ! independent one mnde by Harry Plans To Handle AU ious study, nnd thc careful con they would tnke the matter to s t a r t a t 10 a.m. sharp, down to me when hired.” He also Matawan Township Police, re tion had-more time, 500 names ;S. Willey, Cenlcrville real estate Models, Equipment; sideration of requests from our the Statc Department of Health. Main St. to Memorial Pnrk . said there were “other reas ceived complaint from Mrs. co u ld h a v e b e e n o b ta in e d , in i titan, that thc group ns a whole patrons, thnt we decided to Petition Submitted In Field 30 Years ' where a flag will be dedicated ons" for his resignation but that [Susanna G. Wagner, 195 Way Mr. Weinstein's opinion. He wanted the 15 foot frontage re hnve tills modern addition A petition was submitted | by the -Fire Deportment. It “it would be better if they were side Dr., Cliffwood Beach, that declared the petition "carcful, tain e d . erected,'' Mr. Civitnn and Mr. bearing 100 signatures protest- j George G. Downes, sr.. Low . then will proceed to Haley Hose not made known publicly.” Paul J. Moerc, of Red Bank, logical, sensible” thinking by Mr. Willey acknowledged he ing the erection of slaughter-; er Mnin St., Miilawnn, head of Flgonc stated. Co. where refreshments will bc Councilman Victor Armellino made a wide turn at Cliffwood those opposed to the change. He had circulated petitions asking Thc lounge is air-conditioned, houses In the township and 1 the Downes Pontiac Agency, served by tlie Ladies Auxiliary. Immediately demanded that tho Ave, and Lenox St. nnd forced added that those signing It were those signing to ngrce to the and tlic decorntlons nnd colors mentioning specifically one for announced this week that |ie Fire Chief Clro Nappi has an resignation be tabled until all her off the road June 20. He “not happy" about a proposal 05 foot by 125 foot size, then warmly blend to make lt ap whicha permit has been grant- j lias taken over lhc area deujer- nounced that all borough organ members of thc council could also struck her car. severely to compromise on 85 feet by when the time came to present ed to Roy Crawford for hi;; ship for Wlliys. "Wc have sev- pealing to the eye. There is izations have been asked to par be belter Informed as to thc damaging it, she claimed. 125 feel but would go along with the petitions, it had been de table service for dinner patrons property on Herbert’sCorner 1 oral of thc ncw 1955 Wlliys mo ticipate and any omitted should undisclosed reasons for Mr. A second accident reported to it. Mr. Weinstein declared a cided it would be best to pre in the lounge, and two expert Rd. | del now on dlsplny nt thc Pon- C ontact him. He also urges all (Continued on page four' township police this week oc developer had come along who sent the nnmes of all those op mixologists have been cngnged Thosesigning found the tine showroom,” Mr, Dowmcs borough residents to display curred Saturday, Charles B. was responsible nnd would “do posed to thc upgrading on one to prepare patrons’ favorite (Continued on page four) J stated. their flags on this important Batzcl, 199 Myrtle Ave., Kcans- a right job" of developing In petition and under one pream Martin Fines Two'l1 d rin k s. | Wlliys is ralcd us the world's holiday, v , i burg, reported he was going Centerville. He planned to ble. That preamble omitted Experienced waitresses arc ! largest manufactures of four- Magistrate James H. Martin. north on Route 35, Cliffwood, bring ln water and erect r e f e r e n c e to th c 85 by 125 feet, Ground Observers oil duty botli day and night to ■ w h eel - drive vehicles. The Card of Thanks M a ta w a n , fin ed tw o d r iv e r s $3 when John J. Gondck, of Sayre- Ills own sewer plant, according according to Mr. Willey. Receive Commissions offer prompt, courteous serv j Downes Agcncy will sell the We wish lo thank all our and $4 costs Monday on com- ville, pulled oul of M ike’s Esso lo the attorney. Signers’ Names Read ice. Additionnl parking facili The officers of Matawan Post, ; famous four - wheel - drive Uni friends, neighbors and relatives | plaints by Patrolman James Stalion directly Into the path of Demand was made directly The mnyor then had lhc peti ties arc available; business of tlie Ground Observer Corps versal Jeeps: the station wng- for their many kindnesses dur Volk, of Matawan Police. Mi Ills car, causing a collision. Mr. as to how many of the signa tion read and also thc names of men's luncheons nre served, were commissioned last eve ' on, which cnrrlcs passengers ing our recent bereavement. chael Bell, Neptune, was charg Gondeck claimcd he wns making tures belonged to taxpayers. tlie signers. No sooner was this and there ls a wide assortment ning by Arthur S. VnnBuskirk, 1 and cargo on nnd off the road Especially Rev. Lawrence Ball ed with failing lo exhibit a driv a turn into thc Bayshore Fishery Mr. Weinstein wanted to know completed than Mrs. Philip of seafood nnd meat on the din llie Monmouth County Co-ordi ; in nil kinds of weather; thc se- s y , Dr. S. M. Lazow, Matawan ing permit on request. Maude '.'•hen he w a s hit. if n distinction between taxpay jMe.saros arose lo declare her ! ner nnd n 1 n carle menu, nator of the Corps. Following •dan delivery: the Jeep truck: s'pirst Aid, Perth Amboy Gen Lnnler, Freehold, was charged ers nnd property owners exist I husband's name was signed (is f Thc owiier-mnnngement ex- lh e in v o ca tio n b.v th e c h a p la i n , the Dump O Matlc hydraulic eral Hospital general nursing with excessive speed in the New York Turnpike ISxprcss ed ln Holmdel Township and j James. She wa.s asked to come | tend a cordial invitation to nil of thc post, thc Rev. Albert ’hoist: the Llft-O-Matlc hydrtiu- staff and the Bedle Funernl business none. $1.65 round trip. Frequent caustically asked if there were ! forward and verify lhe signn- j to nllcnd the grand opening lo- Donald Magaw, thc loyalty oath He tallgale; tlic four wheel H o m e . Service. Convenient, economi a property ownshlp qualifica- ! Hires. She did so nnd veil- j n ight. was administered by the co-or- drive Willys ambulance; the Mr. and Mrs. Tunis R. Sickles “Furnished Apartment” signs cal. For time schedule cal' tlon for voting. Mayor Acker- leniently declared she had .sign dimitor. cargo personnel carrier. Mr. and Mrs. David Schanck 'er sale at tills office. K e y p o r t 1-0300. son replied lhal in prior public ed a petllon calling for B5 by | Township Squad Supervisor P, T. Long of the Also thc Jeep crash wugon; hearings of tills ty pt; too much j 125 feet. She told those pre- Post was commissioned u lieu- \ the Willys' Conimundo' fire had been said by others, while jscnlimt the petition she did not | Extends Appreciation tenant colonel while Chief Ob-j truck: Jeep fire engine: tank WILKINS RETURNED FROM WASHINGTON FOR MURDER TRIAL the property owner.s. who Mike lhc way the Mesuros sign- Tlic Mntnwnn Township First .server Magnw, thc second In. trailer: winches; nll-stccl cabs; .should hnve been heard, could |attires had been obtained and j Aid Sqund, Inc., wishes to thank command, wns made a major, extension bodies: earth - mov- n o l n e t a w o rd in. j averred she was “willing to go j the residents of M atnwan Town First Assistant Observer James Ing equipment: Jeep ugrictjl- Jack Morgan. Holmdel V i 1 'along with you but nm not go j ship for tlielr generous conlri- Frocllsh also was commission- tural implements; post hole lage. demanded to know how jing to sell myself out." i butions during the recent fund ed a major. He becomes the j diggers; Fork - lift hydraulic many of the signatures were or Tlie proponderunl majority j d riv e . adjutant and judge advocate of: loaders, snow plows luid other v, persons residing In Zone K. Mr. I (Continued on page four' 1 Those residents who did nol ilie Post. .equipment. | hnve tlie opportunity to present Assistant Chief Observer Pol-; 30 Vciirs Iii Business . Owner Denies He Freneau Station j their contribution mny do so ly llnle who has completed over | Mr. Downes Ims been In tho Drove Hit-Run Car To Bc Removed i S u n d a y o r M o n d a y a l Hit; a m >00 hoin-.s oi observing on the I i-cUll automobile business for ; Inilance. which will be locnict.' o w o r also Is o n e of Lhc lea d in g the past 30 years, 10 of which A leaving the scene of an nc Tin; old I’Teneuti railroad sta nl, Sammy's Amoco Station nstrueliir.s at the Post. For have been at Ills present locu cldrnt nnd cureless driving lion, reported tu have been Route llii nnd Amboy ltd.. Cliff ier extra activities, she was tion, lie iiii: o n e of I In: m o s t sum minis- were Issued hy l’n- eroded in lino, has been do i w o o d . 'oniinissioned 11 eapliiin. Oilier modern showrooms mui sorv- trolmim Ralph Wallace, of Mn nated liy the Central Rnllroud Ilu r le w 's G r o c e r y S to re isslstnnl. chief observers were lee (lepiirliiieiils Iii the b ay - tinviin Tmni.sltlp r ii I i e lo . of New Jersey lo the Pine ,v u ll I h G'oncnurM', Cllffwoo’ lommlssloncd first lieutenant,’; shore nrcn. George Wicker, 27 Orchard St.. i Creek miniature nillrotid, « flench: Frank's Barber Shop md assigned as officers of the Mr. Downes’s son. Geol'tro I Malawan. nfler he had been i playground, located on Route : Cliffwood Ave. nnd Matthew; lay, They were William J. Ci., Jr. left S u n d a y by plim e ; Identified us the owner of a nir ‘il. Marlboro Township. Fishing Station. Amboy lid. larrington. Ralph E. Ilarrlng - 1 Willys dealers convention -lit i which had been In collision ”i> I Tiie W> yonr-old structure wns Cliffwood, nlso will accept con 011, Alfred E, Booth, William ; Pinckney, Mich., where lln will i Lower Mnin St . on Saturday, ! Jacked up Tuesday morning In tributions inr lhe squad. Dlenvnrf. Jr., Calvin D. Potirce,, rccclvc 11 week's bn.slc train- i Carl Stabile. ir>l Lower Main : pi cimnilion lor its removnl to l a n d c;. P ie p e r nnd C leorge W. hig c o u r s e In fo u r-w h e e l (ll'lvri St., reported to poliee dial Ills 'tile new location. It wan used Rev. Loughman Sent ',’n.ssldy. ‘jccp-famlly product knott'lcdgn : ent'. parked on Lower Main Ml. to r in im y years as u pa.s.'enger To Long Branch Church Const mice Ivy Spinks, assist nnd selling techniques. Follow- nenr Dock St. that day. hud istnllon, but discarded when tlie nit adjutant, was commission- |ng this, Mr. Downes, Jr., will been run Inlo. The driver of ' Central beisan lo Use the hnincli Tilt; Uev, Russell 1:1. Lough ■d a .second lieutenant. Jame< (r0 |() Toledo. Ohio, lo the main ; mnn Inis been transferred from J the car Hint ran Inlo his prom j line strictly for freight. i \, I In wn n. one of the guards nt Wlliys plant and drive a. new ised to accompany him lo \ui Int. Joseph's Church, Keyport jlhe Hnnson-Vim Wlnkle-Mun-; willys lour wheel drive Jocp lo Our Lady of Stnr or the Sea. tilng Company, upon whot-c, back to Malawim. lice headquarters. Mr. Siahlle T a g , D a y s I reported, then turned and tool: ! I.,(ing B r a n c h , a c c o r d in g lo an I building tlie Post. Is located, Mr. nnd Mrs. Downes and night. Mr. Stabile said lie pur | Matmvan L I i l l e lllggor iinniiunccniciil, mnde last week | was made 11 wiirrant officer. . family lormerly roHded on Ma sni’d, nnd could not eatch llie ! League will hold lug days lni'l- : by Iho fit. Rev. Onorge W. Ahr, ! lit. Col. imrl Mrs, Long ruler-' ple PI.. Keyporl, but recently lllllll, b u t did get the license Idny nnd Siilurdny, They re Illsliup of the nioeesc oi Tren I tnlned the group nt supper a moved lo Ihelr newly construct number of the ear. ceived permission from thc bor- ton, Thc Rev, I5dward A. Itels- ] Ihelr home 011 M id d le sex I'ltl., ed h o m e lu M lild leo tw n T o w n Mr, Wicker prolesled lhat (le. imi'ili council, on Tuesday eve ; mini'. I.Cnsl K ciuisljiirg, h n s b e e n Matawan, nfl.cr which 11 stu ff ship, located on lhc HlirewHbtlry Tliinnas Wilkins 't-cn(<■ r > slum'll iiiiilernolni: m ueslliiniiii: a I (lie pruM-cutur's nfl'ici’ in I'rccluilil spite tlie luct the license mmt- n in g , ti'niiferred to St, Jo.seph'M. 'm e e t i n g wnn held and the cu m - llll'er, , In si \\ cell nflo r lie hail been linniiilit Imrli from ...... I*. <'., wlierc he wan eiipliired. Cnpt. I The Rev. Willlnm J. Jluusch, I missions were given, W illlnm M 11*1.01’ tli'fil, of I'oiiiil.v dcli'rtlves, anil (“ m l. I l-'il'iMi' W liUinsm i (right), of M a tm v a n To w n - ber was his, he did nol knuw xlilp I'iiIIit. went lifter him . W ilkins w as wan'eil for tin’ inni'ili'r .lime 111 uf M rs, llolln Mliililnnl who had the ear al tlu* time | "Help Wimlod" nds In Uiis pn ! New IlnmHWlek, has boon as- i Mr, VimUuskirk was accom “Help W anted" ails In U iIh im» iiitilcy, of Keyiim l. H e filth! afler I In- .■labbiiih •mil ** ■*' I l» i; il up b,v (loHee In IJir nntlim's j and could prove lie wus not ] per lull you about the aood Job ■ slyiied lu Hi. Mary's Church, panloil by Ills Adjutant, Major per tell you uljotil till) ttuud JolM 'New Monmouth, t i i i p l t u l three days Inter. | drlvlni/. II. upon, Dysini Woodhoti.sc, Ifeyport, iojien. PAGL TWO—FIRST SECTION THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN, N. J. THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 196$.
HASKELL HONORED AS “MAN OF THE YEAR” era "by the National Foundation The new operation proceeds Hanson-VanWinkle-Munning Co. Builds Second Salk Shot | for Infantile Paralysis. The no differently than the old. The | State Health Department was same buffing machine is used, Special Buffing Wheel For Schick, Inc. Urged For Children | asked to. be a distributing: and il contains two buffing i a g e n t. h e a d s a n d 12 f ix tu re s . All in Firm Troubled By Problems For Two Years Health Commissioner nil', th e n e w c o m b in a tio n buff ing wheel has considerably re Reports On Meeting In Cutting, Polishing Shaver Heads - :Hanson-VanWinkle duced dents and scratches, and cut down on rejects proportion In removing burrs and polish-. nnd about one-hnlf inch thick Municipal officials wcre urg-« (contJinii'd from second column) ately. In addition. Schick Is inii Ihin metal pnrLs 011 an auto- at the center. Because they ed this week by Dr. Daniel wheels. After being set up saving over $4000 annually oil mntlc blimns machine, II fre- j nre thicker in the center than Bergsma. State Commissioner j wheels are good for I fl hours I ijUffs, brushes and compound. W fluently i.s tl iff ic Lilt to avoid at the rim, the brushes act as of Health, to take steps to pro- (two sliiftsi. As for mainten- nlcklnt; and denting the sur-1 spacers’ beween the buffs. This vide second Salk vaccine shots mice, a third-shift man cleans [ You cnn buy Defense Bonds faces of pieccs of work. Added - arrangement provides greater to children in the first and sec- off the fixtures every day. hv the Pnvrnll neduetlon PlnD to Oils problem is tlie constant j flexibility and. .Improves venti- HOMEOWNERS ond grades who received’ the fear of fires caused .by over-; lation for theJ .wheel, which first shot and whose parents heated buffs and brushes. - means n ,-cooler bperatlon. 1 year's subscription want them lo have the second. Schick. Inc., Lancaster, Pa.,' Two other factors assure a worth $1.00 Dr. Bergsma pointed out that manufacturer of electric 'sliav- cooler rjinniner wheel: The ven- ers, wns troubled for over two tllnted . 'cdhstrufction of tlie lie ' had just returned from a You’ll enjoy this full-sized, yenrs by these problems 111 cut- brush-buff wheel nnd tlie im- 'ineeflne in Washington where full-color, quarterly magazine. several specialists had urged The Shore Point Inn tliig- and polishing shaver heads, prcgnatlon of' the buff cloth. Full of helpful, how-to articles by majority vole that Dip im Recently, an unusual kind of The Individual sections hnve six and photos on making your buffing wheel, built especially holes ptinched in tlieir fibre- munization program be contin A f/m idiu ohm to ued this' summer to the extent Highway 35 home a more convenient, com for Schick by metal finishing hoard centers ' and 12 air supplier Hanson - Van Winkle- ohnnnels stamped bn the outer that vaccine is available. fortable and alfracflve place to MunniiiK Co., Mntawan, licked l'lni of the centers. purine op- “The first shot confers .signi KEYPORT Jive. • both problems for the company, oration, pir Is force-circulated ficant' immunity," Dr. Bergsm.i Korinorly the Old Dutch Tavern Nothing to b u y - ta k e ad van Tlie ncw wheel is made of a over the numerous ruffles of said. "The second shot in com tage of this special get- n e w ty p e of cloth buff nnd a 'the buff and through the strands bination' with the first confers t 9? Now Under New Owner- A m o r y 1 . . lJnskcll llefli, president of the Thoroughbred Kaeini: acquainfed offer by signing up specially constructed • > tampico of tampico . ; Assooiulion of llie liniled States und of the Monmouth Park Joeke3 much stronger immunity. A |\ ^ Management of . . . for HOME in our slore today! brush, arranged in' alternate In nddition, tlie Binderized Club receives a plaque huuorinir him ns “Man of the Vent” ul committee of experts which layers. Two sucli “combina Ruff - L '- Buff is' Impregnated Mimmoiilli County from Stephen I). Lavoie, Malawan, chairman meii'recently concluded that be Michael Mariolis tion" wheels nre used in the with a n ‘oreanic ererise-like ma- of lh<‘ n'ven Saturday in Mr. Haskell’s honor at the Mon- cause of the saline composition Schick operation. Besides over tp, ?.l in th.ff I,?ed av " ’ 0 " " 1 1I,,lel‘ 'S|',ini-' ' Proceeds will eo tp the building fund of the Salk vaccine, il is safe W’h<»re H o s p ita lity a n d -E x c e lle n t eiiiil slmllai to that uted as (lf i 1(,s|)Uai. T |lis „.as the first award of tms kill(1 , b . ’ Pood Meet coming former difficulties, the the t>indci‘ In buffing com-. Kjvcn |„ „lc colintv> • 0 ot to give even tlie first sliols In M A T A W A N new wheels don't wear down as pounds. ' Besides giving longer;--- — ------... s u m m e r . fast, use less composition, all life to the'buff, the binderizing "We are aware that provid Our Welcome is Cordial, Pur Service is Gracious, of which lias reduced the cost holds frictional heat down and ing second shots will require Otir Food Superlative, Your . Pleasure Com LUMBER CO. o f‘cutting and polishing' shaver peririits a coolcr operation. Bar Association Hobby Loses ,some effort, especially since "The- Friendly Lumber Yard" h e a d s 30 p e r c e n t. Forming a natural bond be schools are closed. But we feel plete. ' tween buff and cutting com that the possiblity of prevent Sutphin Ave., Matawan Formerly cutting' nnd polish Forms Committee No-Hit Game ing wheels were made up of pound, the impregnated "bln-i ing some children from getting Opp. Freneau Station der” permits thread ends1 to j paralysis from polio is worth Full Course Dinners-!iiy Seafood. heavily packed tampico brushes Launch Study Of and conventional buffs, also ar "take” compound more quick Indians Hurler In every effort that can bc made. Steaks, Chops, Roast -Turkey, Tel. MA 1-2061 ranged In alternate layers. ly and to retain It more effect-1 Free Legal Aid . , JLoss To Terriers 1-0 " T h e e v a lu a tio n of th e 1954 Trouble cropped up when the ively and in larger quantity. I field test showed tlmt paralytic Chicken, Beef, Leg of Spring brushes at times made fine The more, compound carried,] A n e w ly -f o r m e d leg a l a id Tom Hobby, hurler for the .'polio o c c u r r e d a lm o s t th re e Lamb, Etc.’ •’ - the less frequently are addition-1 committee of tlle New Jersey times as often among unvac scratches in the heads. These Cliffwood Indians,’ suffered the i : v i :k v 2u s e c o x o s i cinated children as it did among were hard to see even under a nl applications required, and j state Bnr Association lias most cruel blow that can bcfnll Cozy Homelike Dining Room En- v microscope, which Schick uses the faster the cut. . < ]aunc|le(j a stntewide study of vaccinated children of the same r i\ i v o n DNK a F i tn r c a pitcher Tuesdny night. Hq to inspect the quality of buffed Because of the greater effi i fte avallablnty of fl.ee 0, low. general age group in the same vironment. Table’Service in Our pitched n no-hit game and lost ■■ • : i „•> .» « !■.»•* » y • r i . fi.U.I.OX OK MV TAINT and polished shaver-head sur ciency. of the bindeilzed buff, »jC0Kt counsel for the indigent, school systems in the same faces. However, nfter the bar of compound now lasts two-! wlth Uje g0[U of making such it. The Mntnwan Terriers, be communities where all were Cocktail Lounge Too. hind Bill Bowie, got nway to a more or less similarly exposed. heads were cleaned, these and-one-half houis. ? his isi service available in every coun- L ist V alu e promising start In second half scratches could be spotted when twlce as long ns compound for-|t Qf u stat(J It was since learned that the W e Cater to" Weddings, Banquets, Private S:!.!)f> - 9.95 Bayshore Little League play. a strong light was reflected on merly lasted, representing a re-1 n committee, headed by vaccine used last year, while The other game played was Every the surfaces. duction in compound costs of 50 jJoseph H stamler, Newark, safe, hnd some lots which had Parties, Receptions, Etc. at Pt. Monmouth field where less potency to immunize. The There also was a danger of pei cent. | was appointed by Lionel P. 2nd buffs overheating and fires Union Beach Lions drubbed the vaccine this year is Improved j ^.ow ^ " or*ls ’ i Kristeller. Newark, State Bar 9 Ample Free Parking Facilities Keansburg Athletics 12-5. Key and is said to be more uni Gallon breaking out. When overheat Three people run the automa-j Association president, port Cardinals and Cliffwood formly effective. It is reason ed, buffs turned brown, lost tic buffing machine, which Is | Outlining the committee’s ob- Free their whip, became brittle and Pirates were rained out. able to suppose lhat an equally of standard design. One oper-j Jectives, Mrs. Stamler explain- had to be thrown away. Spora Hobby struck out nine bat favorable, if nol a more favor At the sam e pricc as I formerly ator loads the heads on the ar ed thnt free legal service is dic fires sometimes resulted. ters in five Innings in his mas able, difference in paralytic sold my paints 1 now include a bor of the holding fixture, two available to needy defendants There was n constant fear that terpiece. He was particularly case rates will prevail this The Shore Point Inn second gallon Kltl'lK, wllll cacll heads per arbor. Another op ln criminal cases, where the one purchased. Only short cut flames from such fires would , , , , Impressive in the third inning year among unvacclnated and Highway 35 at Keyport-Hazlet Rd. erator takes them off after courts can assign layers.. when the Terriers had the bases is manufacturing and merchan ' be sucked up hi thc exhaust vaccinated children. t r e a t m e n t . However, indigent persons in- fun with one out. He retired dising efficiency. Florida’s Paint hoods on the buffing machine, " '‘The vaccine wns offered Keyport The third operator is respon volved in civil suits cannot get Don Weir and Bob Wilson, two Leader. Brandies coast to coast.. through the exhaust system and free to first and second grad- sible for the quality of the fill such representation except In | power hitters, easily to end the Mary Carter Paint Factories— on to the blowers. This was Ishes. He examines sample j counties or localities where leg- Principal Cities. cause for special concern. lim ing. lieads under a microscope nndjal aid service Is in operation, The undoing of Hobby came New System Reduccs Costs makes adjustments to the ma-i By “low-cost” service,;' Mr. in the fifth when a shortstop’s M V F A M O U S Schick now cuts and polishes cliine, buffing head and com- Stamler explained that some error gave Rocky Fierro a life. INTERIOR FLAT shaver head with wheels made position applicator, as the oc- legal aid groups charge indi- He went to second as the In- Kvftry 2nd up of five H-VW-M Stap-L-Bond casion demands. (after the j gent clients a token fee, as low dinn ' Infield was slow fielding . Gallon Tree tampico brushes and five H-V- ns 25 cents in several instances _ wheels have been broken in, he Mickey Eovino’s bunt. The next; W - M Bindcrizcd Ruff-L-Buffs mv iu:sr will examine shaver heads to remove the case from the'm an went-out, but Bob Haslach G rand O pening each. It is 12 inches in dla 4.95 GALLON about every 15 minutes. As charity category. walked to fill the bases. Weir meter nnd has an arbor hole of the wheels wear down, the work The states laigest legal aid:rolled to the pitcher and Fierro M y ria d of one-ancl-one-quartev 'inches. is inspected niorfe freqtientlj>.V operation at present is in Essex ; sco,.ed tlle w innins ,.U11 V olovs 3.95 Wliep. pressed tightly, the This operator also is respon-! County, where a staff of three' jn tho Union Bcach game tampico brushes are about one- slble ■ for breaking in new | full-time lawyers handles the!sklp Leonard lilt a homer hi M Y F A M O U S quarter inch thick on the rim (Continued In seventhcolumn) i Continued bottom next column i j u,e first imlin(, twQ on tQ OUTSIDE OIL PAINT —- —zr-i — - — ------:;r------~ 1 get the Lions away to a good CELEBRATION OF THE NEW GOOD QUA I,ITY lead. The Athletics took ad H o tter vantage of Dennis Cassidy's Quality 3.93 wildness on the mound for Un M y B est li.O.i K v c ry 2nd ion Beach to get one back in GALLON their half of the inning, Tip PARAMOUNT f r i ;i : 4.95 Geisler scoring. Cassidy hit a homer with one Helmettn Country Fair aboard ln the third to Increase R0LLATEX INTERIOR the Union Beach lead. Leo WALL PAINT Sponsored by Holy Trinity Church nard’s sccond homer, with the L a te x T y p e sacks loaded ln the fourth, Cocktail Lounge broke up the ball game. 13 Florida ' Matawan Terriers (I) The Owner - Management of the Shore’s Most Modernistic and Intimate C olors • . a b r h , Cocktail Lounge Which Adjoins the Popular NIGHTLY FEATURES Eovino, 2b 3 0 0' Y ou C a n ’t Schuber, rf 0 0 Pay Us for th o 2nd H y r n e . rf 0 0 4.95 HaSlach, c G allo n IT’S Fit EE Direct From Hollywood W e lr, 3b Wilson, lb PARAMOUNT DINER Carnes, If B o w ie, p CHINA LUXE $ C 7 0 FUZZY' ST. JOHN Oregory, cf Six Corners, Highway 35 and Broadway .Serni-Rnanicl Fierro, ss" 2nd Gallon Free M a n y « al. Beautiful Colors And His All Star Revue 17 1 0 C liffw ood I n d ia n s (0) Keyport ' ’, al> r nii.AUTIFUL LIQUI1) McMullin, 2b ‘ Invites You and Your Friends to Attend the H o b b y , p GLASS ENAJHEL $ « „ Grariato, lb ' GALA GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION PARTY EVERY 2nd V Fireworks — Rides Q allo , 3b g a l l o n . Cooper, ss to Be Held Here on the Evening of . . . F R E E Kal- Perkins, c C h a m b e r la in , If SI’ARKEL MARINE GRADE A V ariety Of Refreshm ents Rosato, cf Lewnndowski, rf ALUMINUM * t n [ PAINT A ttractive Prizes — Auction 22 0 Thursday, June 30th U n io n Ileacli M inis (12) FREE • ! - j- r. Bill. ali r li We Will Make Every ElforL to Assure Our Many Friends and 2ml g a l l o n Chenoweth, 2b 4 n 1 S c h a ib le , If A i 1 Dinner Patrons an Enjoyable Evening. Bresney, cf 4. 3 3 DECK PAINT A m usem ents For The W hole Family C a s s id y , p 4 2 3 AMPLE FREE PARKING FACILITIES i\Iurim> Grni(a.le 7 J Leonard, lb '4 2 3 2 X 0 (i;\ Is, T o m ic a , 3b 4 1 1 F I tK K ual. tip Tider, ss , i 0 0 W, Trembley, rf 3 I 1 FMTRBKIl H.SSK S co rzo , c 3 1 1 For a Delicious Snack or a Feast Firemen's Night, Tuesday, June 28 MASONRY 34 12 14 Kcunslmrg Athletics IS) Expertly Prepared by Competent Chefs, Plus Prompt Courteous Service by PAINT $6.95 ab Brunner, p 4 Experienced Waitresses 1 Gets You 2 K!,,‘ First Aid Night, Thursday, June 30 G e is le r, s h 4 K irk , c 4 .MARINE SPA It B u rk e , lb 4 Roast Meats, Steaks, Chops, Seafood, Salads Topolowkal, 3b 3 VARNISH $ 5 . 9 5 June 26-27-28-29-30 and July 2 and 3 Scabelt, If 3 Indalo, cf 3 Home Baked Rolls, Breads, Pies Roast Turkey and Chicken E v e r y 2nd T i r e P a r is , 2b 3 I I P e r r y , rf 3 0 0 Table Service in the Lounge Soda Fountain Service TRIM PAINT 3i a o IK Colors $5.95 cases of Indigont litigants, The I’icm* Unit f»nI. up CHURCH GROUNDS cost Is borne by the Welfare, Federation of Newark and the j County Bur Association. MARY CARTER Mr, Stnmlur snld Ills com M ain Street, H elm etta, N. J. mittee will pursue Its county- Paramount Diner and Cocktail Lounge by-county study of legal - aid PAINT FACTORIES needs tlurhig the summer and fall, presenting a ’ full report HIGHWAY 35 AT THE Highway 34, Malawan Adm ission Free and recommendations at the COR. BROADWAY Keyport SIX CORNERS Stu to Bur Association'll mid-, Matawnn 1-3884 'yuur moetliiK in December, 'J IL*, i:^ • THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1955 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN, N. J. PAGE THREE—FIRST SECTION iNOOOAS OA ovr-fr's P/CMC TiM£.
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\ $ v S ;/^ 4 5 - Fresh Dressed — Regular Top Qualify MIDGET TURKEYS Small Lean Mild Cure — No Slices Removed — Full Cut Halves Sr. U.S. Choice and Packer’s Top Brands SMOKED HAMS Grand Union Qualify Controlled RIBS of S h an k B utt AH 5e«< », / , Frankfurters A^,"! «> 49< Natural Caiing ‘ ©.». H alf i t f< Harf l b BEEF 45 55 Canned Hams «*lb- 5 . # The Freezer Buy of the Week Sliced Bacon Hyr^wc7.B,*w' ">• { f i t Sturt Cot Hyqrrtdo Vjc-ium Pjctag
I S S i t S i K Sugar N Spice Hot Dawg Relish or Picnic ijreat, Barbecue Relish 2'i" 4 5 ' Ib. t 4 Pieco Sc). Two Pron^j Fori. SpjHilj, ; SUweri' •• Red andsDelicious 6 Outdoor Barbecue Set « 1.98 WATERMELON For Picnic-, .1 n Processed Cheese Food HERSHEY Full Flavor Chee-Zee Sweet Plums From California 2 * Chocolate Tondor K ernals Syrup Sunkist Frozen Lemonade 2 lb. From Florida loaf t A 73 Golden Corn 29’ 3 60, cons 3 g ‘ 12 01. can 2 5 * 1 6 o z Grape Juice 2 C‘~35* Qtt.lifr Amor., Swii» 1 0 t Sliced Cheese *C 29* ' q Limeade F r o i i > q 2 4 OI. emi 25* with purchase of Fancy Wiicentin Celery Hearts 19* N*ncy Lynn — All Flavors C n ft HALF & HALF 0 32oi> l t Rindless Swiss b65* V i l l i Grapefruit & Lemon bots. Ice Cream *£1.15 plus depotrt HoUl 0 ..$ Butter *73< Frethp.il —- All Flavor* Romaine Lettuce - 5 * Ice Cream 1 m’,*1 89* Real Lemon Juice 16 o z . b o t 3 3 Various 12 Tf Fox U-Bet Syrup >rs b o t. Mm # f Aunt w ,; *j Beverages 2»*.VP;:!,27'; Beer Extract 4^ 25' r 'j : h.-C FRESHPAK .: •••„, t Kool Aid 6,l’‘ 25'; Grape Drink «<».«. TUNA FISH Light Meat Chunk Style 2 47 (T G re e n w o o d Assorted Colon Marshmallows »,«•>.h-i . . Popular Deslgmi Pickled Beets WJLJ Honey K Spice ^ 33’ Straws 2Dl” -01160 25* Pineapple Juice •* 23^ 0u ' Kl 2 “ “ 2 9 - ' Spry 1 :b ' '"32’ 1 b 87'; Sandwich Bags Cold Dunk* . : Frosting *’■ =■ "'•> 23' i Dixie Cups »*«■•<« 3S' Beach Sunshina Hr H-jt Onnkt . Frostings 2 v ■”■ 33'; Catsup °RMD'jH,oN h.^1 7 ^ Toy Cookies Sondware Cups »f» 43' Baked Beans' " i H i V ! Kr-tl <.,-)!> Forks S Spoons Towels 11 O i Prlil i Cacial Tissues 2 ;,'^U43' i-n Whit* , f inch . / Paper Plates 2s‘f'^'I125 Stuffed Olives ■33' M-iffy finm . 7 irrh’ ; Healthier, Cooler, Mon N. J. HIGHWAY 36 JUST EAST OF KEANSBURG Comfortable Shopplttf ' PAGE POUR—FIRST SECTION THE MATAWAN JOURNAL# MATAWAN, N. J. THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1955 John Dressier, Robertsville, governing body to arrive nt u terville School where four False Impression Given /committee did not Jm v p b o th M .MATAWAN JOURNAL reported for n four-man citi M isguided M issiles by Clion Day solution. He recommended, rooms have to be added imme Mrs. Francis W. Stanhope ob ' sides bo forth with ncw peti Matawan Township. Matawan Borough however, that ns the petition d iate ly . . zens committee appointed Inst jected. She decried the meth tions which definitely would &Ftublished 1869 Tel. Keyport 7*3030 hjul been signed in "good faith’’ J. Mubel Broun, Publisher month to inquiie into the oper Mr. Weinstein sought to am j keep the issue on , Zone E sep- by some of the persons insofar ods of those circulating; the pe- ations of slaughterhouses. He plify Mr. Willey's talk by In | arated from Zone A. He be- Published Every Thursday •is Z one E w a s c o n c e r n e d , It *.ions a n d in tim a te d th o se w h o By BROWN PUBLISHING AND related that the committee had sisting the water and sewer de I lieved the petition accepted was PRINTING COMPANY should be accepted and given found tlmt with a zoning Jaw velopments would cost residents would favor the ordinance' in . useless. . such weight as its confused J. Mabel Brown...... Editor nnd building code and full time of other areas of the township Centerville were by-passed to ; ' Harol^ Cantrell warned the Geraldine V. Drown Associate Editor preamble would allow. licensed health inspector a mu nothing as they were to be pri set up the false impression that committeemen that if “you op- Mr. Genovese exonerated Mr. SUBSCRIPTION RATES nicipality could exercise n prop vate utilities finnnced by reve Centerville was solidly against | en the . door .for one section, Payable in Advunee er measure of control over such Weinstein from having a part nue obtained from those using One Year (within Stnte) ...... 13.50 tlie ordinance. She suggested, they will come in .everywhere.” ln drawing the preamble, de fcilx M onths ...... 2.00 businesses, but thnt Marlboro its services. Despite his dis however, that the m atter be de I The committee adjourned to Three Months ...... 1.25 claring the Matawan attorney One Year (outside State) ...... 4.00 Township had none of these reg cussion. the opponents of the lay e d . (consider the matter after in had been retained by him only One Y e a r (outside U. S.) ...... C.00 ulations or facilities. Even so, smaller lot sizes averred there Mr. Ducan deplored that the ' vestigatingr the. petition. Six M onths (outside U. S.) ...... 3.25 Mr. Dressier said. Inspections an hour before the meeting. ' Six M onths (outside U. S.) ...... 3.25 would be increased taxes for are made only once in two Mnyor Ackerson said the residents to pay. Executors nnd administrators of committeemen would scrutin estates have the right lo salect thc y e a r s a n d , in Ills o p inion, a r e Stay As Rural Community .-,newspapers in which they desire their •'lax'' ln country nreus. He ize the signatures to determine Jack Hendrickson requested ‘. notices printed. If the right is not how.many could be nppralsed exercised the surrogate will m ake the claimed the committee mem Holmdel be left nlone ns a rural CLASSIFIED ADS Beierlion nnd the notice will probably bers all found n distinct odor as truly taking a stand on the community, that the residents 'OD’JU’ir In .some new spaper that you Would not have selected. Friends of attached to slaughterhouse op Zone’ E Issue. had lived happily without city I'he Journal having business with the e ra tio n s . Calls For .Standing Vote water or sewers all this time SERVICE FOR RENT PUrrrgnte’s office will do well to bear The mayor called for a stand Uil'4 In mind. and could continue to do so. J. 1’crinlt Already Issued APARTMENT, atlults only furnished or ing vote on the issue and those Robinson warned the taxpay BULLDOZING Responsibility fnr typographical Mr. Dressier acknowledged unfurnished, also 1 single room with errors is limited lo the cost of the wanting the amendment to the ers would have to foot the bill Cedars dug, land clearing, grading of or without kitchen privileges. Call tlmt ns a permit already had all kinds; fill dirt jobs of all kinds; space occupied by such error. ordinance passed were in 10-1 M ataw an M23U. ’ JH0 been Issued for Mr. Crawford’s for fire hydrants and in a spar trucking, sand gravel, fill dirt, road . Entered ns second-class matter at the majority. The number who sely settled area like Holmdel, gravel, blue stone and top soil. Used ] STORE fully equipped suitable for $500.0 slaughterhouse, there was farm tools, cars, trucks and parts. Ec : confectionery, cigar and stationery post office ot Matnwan, N, J., under the wnntod.85 by 125 feet sizes about it could work out at a costly act of M arch 3, lN7!b . , not jnuch thnt could )>e, done kel Brothers, Tennent Hoad, Morgan* - business. Desirable location opposite equalled to those who wanted ratio . ville. Call M alaw an I-4220-J. wj?-14 ; free parking lot on Broad Street, Key- about It now.' He belie.ved, how i port. Call Keyport 7*1247. \vJ23* T H R S D A Y J U N E JJO, Iftfr, the existing sizes retained. ever. an ordinance could ‘ be Lawrence Taylor begged the TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICE ; TWO room apartment with private Mr. Willey told the gathering Repairs on all makes. Pickup aud de* ; port. Call Keyport *7*1247. wj30 adopted prohibiting any others committeemen lo pass the livcrv service. Call Village Television TAKE IT EASY fit the outset tlie reason no pro and maklnB the Crawford amendment to give the town & Appliance Co.. 20 E. Fronl -SI., Kev* [ LARGF.* furnished room in Keyport. gress had been made in get port Kevport 7*11081 or Middletown I near business section and station: This coming holiday week slaughterhouse a non - conform ship "strong zoning", lest the 5-0470, Wjtf ting .water for the residents was ■ suitable for working eouple or single end, all people are urged to ing use. - . influx of developers cause taxes ! person. Write Box E in care of this becnue of tlie move to upgrade | newspaper, wjtf have a good time, nnd enjoy the to treble and quadruple as they d o n :s t v s e r v j c e T Fred VonRodeck. of Morgnn th e Zone E lots. He declnrcd .three-day holiday, but to- be had in Middletown Township, For fast efficient radio and television , STORAGE space, adjacent to West ville; thought the ordinance there were seven owners in service call Matawan 1*2G05*M*2 wjtf Front St,. Borough Parking Lot. Oae . Cfli'oful. particularly when trav Parsippnny and Huntington, L. might contain licensing fees back of the Centerville School flight up. Call Keyport 7-1535 or Key eling on the road in an auto I. He declared that in Hunting port 7.05*11. * wjtf which would be discouraging to who controlled 425 ncres, 175 RUSSELL’S PADIO & TV mobile. The wrecked car in ton school children were being APARTMENT 5 rooms and bath adults slaughterhouse operators, In a c r e s of w h ic h w e r e In H o lm S A L E S S E R V IC E which five young people were housed in barns and he did not & only: heat and water supplied $85 addition to n “stiff" fee for'the del, and 250 in Raritan. He Now located at new store Campbell’s j per month. Call Koyport 7*2032 or > killed near Somerville last wish to see such conditions in Junction, BeMord. For prom pt reli*, 7-3400. wjtf slaughterhouse Itsplf, Mr. Vop- stated that the water table of week, which is touring the Holmdel. He protested the able service anywhere call Keansburg; Rodeqk saw the posslbllty of the land wns so high that one C-2KQ0, Store hours 0 a.m. to C p.tn, j PLEASANT newly renovated apart state, and the picture of the long-time residents did not want ment in country, city conveniences; making a fee per head for eucli struck water at a shovel han enr in this newspaper, in whiph to see "row-on row" of cheap LANDSCAPING—Building and main living room, bedroom, kitchen, mod animal slaughtered. dle’s .length. He said tiie land tenance of your grounds our spec ern hath, enclosed heated porch. Pri . Wilbert Baker was killed early "I found I couldn't Walk,"to I w as forced lo drlvo," houses going up. .alty; top soil, manure, fertilizer, lime vate entrance, electric, hot water, heat had to be overlaid with four Monday morning should serve Mayor Dennis Buckley said Mr. Willey retorted that the L- Lucas, Stone Rd. Tel. Koyooti furnished. Business couple preferred. the matter would be referred fe6t offill and two feet of top- 7-1415 Wjtf Call M ntaw an 1-2518-W. \vJ30* as examples to all drivers to preamble to the petition speci to Clifton T. Barkalow, of Free soil to get FHA approval for proceed with care, and caution. mlt to hold a circus at the Ke- agreement a referendum in the fied there should be 110 h o u se PLOWING, discing, seeding, corn j FURNISHED room, near Lake Lefferts hold, townslilp attorney. He In sale to’developers. planting, cultivating, eombinging und J and business center; suitable for one It is horrible that a person ougli lot today m et with a sleep-' near future on a school build alike in five, that they should other tvpes of tractor work, anv size, nr two persons. Call Matawan 1-204G* timated Mr. Bnrkalow would be Mr. Willey declared a devel who has been killed should set tlcnl reception from Council ing program of some sort was h a v e 1000 s q u a r e feet of m in i job. B ernard Preis. Tennent Road, t n. - JU0 asked to decided II, township oper now nppenred to have V.orftanville, M ataw an l *01)85*tt*l. wjll ■ — . - ...... - — an example, but at least one man Grayson VanCleaf. He nbsolutely imperative. Mayor mum floor space, nnd come ------— ! APARTMENT 3 rooms, all improve- been found who would assume person should profit by anoth residents should appeal to the wnnted assurance the circus Jurman objected the board within a higher priced selling ‘ incnts. near Matawan. Call Mata- the cost of remnking thc ter Mortgage money available, 30 year wan M273-W.______"jUO er’s loss, thus we urge the .resi State Department of Health to carried proper liability insur could not expect, in one refer range. Mr. Taylor said tills no down payment. G. I. Loan, rain. He declared that 400 also conventional and construction dents of the bayshore area to revoke the permit Issued to Mr. ance lest the borough become endum, to anticipate the needs m a d e 110 difference, that the houses could be plnced on the Real E&tate For Sale drive with caution, always, hut Crawford or nsk for the adopt subject to damage suits or o f fiv e o r 10 y e a r s to c o m e , as residents wanted Holmdel to re tract and that the West Keans especially during this holiday ion of local ordinances putting claims by the show being spon the dates of starting and finish main one of thc very few mu OAK TREE REALTY CO HOMES — FARMS — BUSINESSES tight restrictions on thc oper burg Water Co. would do noth Ben and Mattie Smith, Realtors weekend, when so many, many sored by a file company as n ing some of the developments nicipalities in Monmouth Coun IMl) Oak Tree Road 115'n Main St. Call M ataw an 1-2207. ing about erecting a plant and cars are on the road, It Is bet ation of a slaughterhouse. quaslniunlclpal body. Mayor Involved were yet to be deter ty that would stay in a secure Iselln, N. J. extending its mains into the M ctuchen 6*5600 FOR developmeift. approximately 82 ter to be safe than sorry. Have At the township committee Schanck recommended the mined. He metnloned the Cen and solvent stnte by keeping wjtf acres, choice land and location, ex* township until the tract is de a pleasant weekend, but get meeting, a request was receiv co u n cil w a iv e th e $25 le e c a ll tral Park development as one out developers. elusive listing. Carlton H. Polin v eloped. Broker. Keyporl 7*1918.______■1:fo home safely. ed for tlie vacating of an un ed for ln the ordinance ln re n o t d u e until 1050. Howard Porter told the com TELEVISION l*roblcms Of W ater Company n a m e d . s t r e e t In M a r lb o r o G a r turn for the firemen produc Mr. Stnnts objected there was mittee the majority at the meet RADIO SERVICE Mr. Willey explained that the HELP WANTED dens, appearing on a filed map ing a sworn statement of prop a n I m m e d ia te n e e d of 15 r o o m s ing had overwhelmingly favor 25 vears in business in M ataivan a n r water company could not af Keyport area. All work and pari NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS but never opened to public use. er liability insurance’ from the ln Laurence Hnrbor. M r. ed the passage of the ordinance, guaranteed. Tubes tested free al stotd ford to lose on Its Investment The Matawan Journal does not know It runs 500 feet east from Wil circus people as a condition to Thompson retorted that the so the committee should pro Store hours H:30 o,»n. to 0 p.m., F n ingly accept Help Wonted advertise- In carrying mains across a long diivs until « p.m . You are liability menta from firms covered by thc fed so n A v e . ’ issuing the permit. ' only ngency working nt thc c e ed w ith it. and property insured when you ca: stretch' of land, where there eral W age and Hour Law If they ofTer dual purpose of trying to find Ten EvcK Rnnson. Inc. 283 U pper M a r less than the legal minimum wage, would he no houses, to get to St., M ataw an. Call M ntRwan 1*1603. Finns engaged In Interstate commerce out what nld the builders would LEGAL NOTICES H o lm d el R d ., H a z le t. If 400 or in thc production of foods for com give and what the people want COMBINING of all grains, all lypes of merce must now pay at least 75 cents Planning Boards Drivers Differ On houses are pledged for the ORDINANCE PHOVIOING FOR THE mowing, cultivating and side dress ERECTION OF WATER TREAT un hour and lime and one-half for ed and to try to make the two ing of m utt crops. B ern ard Preis, Old overtime under tlie federal Wage and (Continued frem page one) (Continued from page one) tract by the developer, then the MENT PLANT IN AND BY THE c o in c id e . Tennent ltd., M organville. M atnwan Hour Luw. Job-seekers olTered less by by Charles H. Connor* had violated the subdivision or juries. Mrs.Baker was put un water company will go ahead BOnOUG II OF MATAWAN. IN THE 1-OOH5-IM. wjtf covered firms should notify tjie W&ge COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. NEW dinance, that body should have der care for cuts and bruises The mnyor and Mr. Staats with its new plant to give water and Hour Division. U. S. Department Rutgers University JERSEY, APPROPRIATING 5100,- F.XTF.RIOH painling, free estimates; ol Lahor. at 31 Clinton St., Newark, taken action to enforce the or of the hand, left knee and fore found the board crcnted a bnd to. Holmdel and Raritan Town U00 THEHEFOK. AND AUTHORIZ point furnished. LU down payment. Ncw Jersey, phono Mitchell 2-2392, ING THE ISSUANCE OF $100,000 Call Malawan 1*3771 between 7 and dinance against her. . h e a d . impression with things like al ships. Yet the developer will An ancient Greek writer BONDS OH NOTES OF THE BOR 11 p.m . wJ30 BEAUTY operator, sternly or port lowing its attorney to withhold OUGH FOn FINANCING SUCH AP wrote, “Do not look the gift Mr. Heuser recalled that Patrolman Cranmer .said not go aliend, according to Mr. time; air conditioned shop. Star the deed for 12 acres offered for PROPRIATION. Beautv Shop. 207 Main Sl., Keansburg. horse in the mouth.” An an three lots can be carved from reckless driving charges will be Willey. If the lot sizes are up B E IT O R D A IN ED by the Huroufih PLUMBING & HEAT ING school purposes by Hyman Se K eansburg 0*1022. \vJ30* cient Roman wrote. “I fear the property facing on a main high entered against both Mrs. Bak graded. nor will the water com Council of the Borough of Matawan, Oil Burners, Stokers, Gas Burners. gal, Southwood developer, for a in Ihe County of .Monmouth (nol less N. A. N ILSKN & SONS MAHBIED couple, man for molnten* Greeks when they come bear way without recourse to a sub er and Mr. Kurica In addition pany, because the number of than two-thirds of all m em bers thereof 230 BORDENTOW N AVE., ance, woman for general cleaning year, without doing anything affirmatively concurring) as follows: SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. ing gifts.” I believe the Rom division ordinance. He said he to the causing death by auto taps per mile. Accordingly its re including some laundry. Apply in per* Section 1. The improvement describ SOUTH AM BOY. N. J. j30 counts. The date of tlieir ar about it. Mr. Thompson retort quisite revenue is reduced to ihe son Buttonwood Manor, Mctawan or an vyriter, when it comes to the found lt a "disagreeable sub ed in Section :$ of this O rdinance is call Matawan 1*2100. wjtf ject" to .hove to report to the raignment before Magistrate’ ed that there was nothing the loss point. hereby authorized as a general im* giving and receiving of garden proii'Jiicnt to ij<» made or acquired b y USED CARS board could do since that Thom Mr, Willey added that the de MAN to clean u n d wash buses, steady plants. ' ‘ , borough council that the plan John Well1, of Sea Blight, will lhe Borough of Matawan, in the Coun position. Apply in person Rollo ning bonrd, as a public body, depend on their physcial recov as C. Mitchell, the board’s at veloper was (Prepared to build ts of Monmouth, New Jersey. For FORD. 1P52 four door sedan, Ford-o* Transit Corp., Broadway, Keyport. A /very striking plant Is the tiie said im provem ent n r purpose stat M atic. heater and radio. excelU»nt torney, had found Mr. Segal had a "package" sewer plant and so-called Japanese Bamboo or had refused- to him. a citizen erie s. ed in sakl Section Li. there is hereby condition. Call Keyporl 7-12H7. wj30 MAN age 30 to 35 living in or near of the borough, the right to see Cars Ton-eil From Seertc never removed his own name this would be helpful to Cen- appropriated the sum of $100,000. said Ke.vport with experience In heavy Mexican Bamboo. It Is not a sum heinii inclusive of all appropri PLYMOUTH. VM) sedan reasonable. assembly work t o r employment ir» its minutes so that It could be Patrolman Cranmer said botli fronl the deed to the property. bamboo, even though it is prom ations heretofore made therefor. Inquire Mrs. J. D. Kearns. Mata local factory: steady work, good ascertained whether the resolu cars were towed from the scene. Until such time as Mr. Segal LEGAL NOTICES Section 2. For the financing of said wan Ave., Cliffwood or call Matawan nay and opportunity for advancement. inently jointed, because the improvement or purpose, negotiable 1-0230, wj30 Phone Col, Orsingcr Freehold d-1880. tion was ln thc record exempt Mr. and Mrs. Baker were does, lt is private property bamboos are grasses while this N Oil C K OF S RTT I.I2M 12 N T bonds of the Borough, each to be ing the property from the sub thrown from their car by the about which the board cannot o r ACCOUNT known as "Water System Bond", are CHRYSLER. 1H53 I Powder Blue). 4 GENERAL restaurant worker, over 18 plant is a knotwecd, a near rel hereby authorized to be issued in the door sedan, excellent condition, low years of age. night work. Call Ma* division ordinnnce. He also Impact while Mr. Kurica and be concerned. Mr. Thompson ESTATE OF LOUISE M. BURLEW. ative of smartweed. The bot DECEASED. principal amount of $100,001) pursuant mileage, price Call Koyport 7 taw an 1-2200, wj30 asked If Mr. VanCleaf had re Mrs. Hedgoln had to be remov added that If any agency had Notice is hereby Riven that llit* ae- to the Local Bond Law. constituting 30HI Monday thru Saturday. w 136 anical name is Polyganum cus- Sections '10:1-1 to 40:l*Hfl of the He* SECRETARY, good stenographer, ful* portedly acknowledged Middle ed from theirs. b e e n r e m iss . It w a s th e to w n counts nf thc subscriber. Kxecutor nf p i d a t u m . " the estate of said Deceased will Ik» vised Statues of New Jersey. In anti Iv experienced, permanent. 5 day sex Rd. and Ravine Dr. “were Sgt. Arthur dray, of Union ship committee In not having audited and stated * by me .Surrogate cipation of the issuance of said bomb week, 40 hours. Pleasant working con* . The plant grows up to eight and to temporarily finance said im S A F E B U Y ditions. Salary , commensurate with cx* not minor streets.” Beach Police, said the Baker the deed registered as public uf tht; County of Monmouth and re feet tall, with large leaves, ported fgr settlem ent lo The Mon* provement or purpose, negotiable not U S E D C A R S perience. Apply Duotone Co., Inc. Lo* tijr. VanCleaf replied that as car had been pursued on Route p r o p e r ty . mouth Countv Court, Probate Dlvistm. es of the Borough in a principal cust St.. Keyport. wi'ttf ‘somewhat heart - shaped, red amount not exceeding $100,000 are no application was before the 3G by police of that borough Mr. Thompson was skeptical on TUESDAY, the Nineteenth day of Mercury sedan two tone mer* dish ns they open. Sprays- of July A.I).. 15135, at 10 o'clock a.m.. at hereby authorized to bc issued pur plnnniqg board from Mr. Heus earlier in the Monday a.m. ns to whether some builders which time application will ho m ade suant lo and within the limitations eonialic, pow er brakes, fog B u il d in g s u p p l ie s lights, H & H. one owner. small white flowers appear late for the allowance of com m issions and prescribed by said Law. T he maxi* er June 20, that body had no hours. It was headed east, ac were offering any kind of a mum rate of interest which any nf Mercurv hard top mercomat- in the season. counsel fees*. le. R & H. white wall tires obligation to present its minu cording to Sgt. Gray. tract of land to the board for Dated June !ilh A.D. I«i55. said obligations .shall hoar is six’ per FACE BRICK 1054 M ercury sedan. R & lt Largest selection of face brick In th* It Is a bold plant in appear Mr. Baker was born in Som school purposes just so they FRED M. BUHLEW, centum ill'/I per annum. tes on ^lie subject of the Ward Section ;i. (a i The improvement here 1054 Ford Crestline sedan, Fordo- shore area. Wagner Bros. Face ance, and for that reason peo til Wyckoff Street. property to him. Mr. VanCleaf erville, Mass., the son of Mrs. could have a talking point with Matawnn. New Jersey by authorized and the purpose for the m atic, Ji & H Brick Sales. Route 33, Cliffwood. wjtf ple have requested It from those Exeeulnr. financing of which said obligations are 1053 Dodge Coronet sedan, auto doubted the body hnd to pro Mabel L. (MacPhersoni Baker, buyers of tlieir lots. Mr. to be issued is the erection of a com matic transmission. It & H. that have it, or have accepted MESSRS. 1*A ItSONS. LABRECQIJE, duce Its minutes on demand. Fair Haven, and the late John Thompson saw these develop CANZONA S.* COMBS. plete water treatment planl situate two tone SITUATION WANTED Nash Ambassador ludor, 11 & ‘•it :as ; Participate In John Thomsen, North Port, Ll J. Rninaud. Browntown. Mr. Morganville Methodist Church To Hold Madison Township State 4-H Contest Cheesequake Man I. JoAnn and Betty Rao Cus-i Rourke was enroute home from iek. who had been spending the j a two-week visit in Massachu Sunday School Picnic On Wednesday, July 27 Farmers On Tour Three teams represented the past two - nnd - one - half s e tts . Browntown Pedal Pushers 4-H Marks Birthday weeks visiting their grandpar Mrs. C. T. Cusick and daugh Club at the State 4-1-1 Demon ents, returned home with their ters. JoAnn and Betty Rac, at Bus To Leave For Point Pleasant At 9 A.M.; Points In Maryland, stration Day held Tuesday at Family Party For Im o th e r . tended a picnic Sunday spon Classes Continue During Summer; News In Area Washington Visited Rutgers College of Agriculture. Richard Burlew; Itemsi Weekend guests al the home sored by several New Jersey A r e c o rd n u m b e r of 105 t e a m s of Mr. ancl Mrs. Peter John j Scandinavian Clubs and held at „ The annunl picnic of the Mor-, ing to remodel tlicir firehouse Over 40 farmers and their and 150 club members from all Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bur-1 sen, Browntown, were Mr. nnd i Budd Lake. JoAnn and Bctty-C^f) to make room for thc new truck Silrivllle Methodist Sundny wives left Cheesequake fire parts of thc state took part in lew. Cheesequake, celebrated! Mrs. Hilmnr Hedvig, Mr. nnd' Rae were among those who en- ’ School will bc held on Wednes and to improve thc appearance house early Fridny morning to the contest. the former's birthday Monday; Mrs. Arne Andersen. Brooklyn: tertalned the group with Scan ot the building. day, July 27, ut, Jenklnson's tour the United States Depart Judith Crane received an ex evening by entertaining at a | Mr. nnd Mrs. Peter Hansen, dinavian folk dances. PaVlllon, Point Pleasant. Dus Mr. and Mrs. Russell Van ment of Agriculture Experi cellent rating for h.cr “Garnish family party. Guests were, Mr. 1 Parkchester, N. Y. Will leave the church at 9 n.m, Pelt and son, Russell, have re ment Station, Beltsvllle, Md. es Around the Clock.” Mar and Mrs. Richard Burlew, jr.,! Mr. aiid Mrs. John Pangborn Card of Thanks and will leave Point Pleasant turned to llieir home on the The tour wns under tho super garet Read nnd Jean Gaub al and children, Colleen and Dud-,' and Walter Horn, Madison Ac The family of the late Rhoda on the return trip at S p.m. Matawan - Freehold Rd. after vision of the Middlesex County so received an excellent for ley, Matawan; Mrs. Arthur j res, Cheesequake, were guests1 Aim Burlew wish to thank all This transportation i.s provided spending three days in Laconia. Extension Servicc. their demonstration “Having Brown, sr., Mrs. Lucy Wil-! at the Falco-Burdick wedding! their friends, neighbors and rel for members and their fami N. H., where they witnessed thc Fun With Forestry," and Mar Hams, Mrs. Adele Herzog, Mi- j Fridny afternoon wns spent at on Saturday at si. Joseph’s atives for their many kindness lies. 35th Annual New England Mo garet and Anne Chamberlain chele and Jeffrey Williams, vnrlous points of Interest nt Church, and the reception foi-: es during their recent bereave Classes arc held in the Sun torcycle Gypsy Tour. were given a very good for their Chee.sequakc. Beltsvllle. Thc members of thc lowing at the Union Beach i ment. Especially Rev. James,_— dny School every Sundny mor "Apple Pie." The first aid class sponsored tour took particular Interest in M rs . Eug en e Skowronek, Firehouse. j Ouswellor, the Laurcncc Har-^V'' n in g a t 10 a.m. under thc di by the Morganville Parent- experimental plots of npples, Browntown, and her nephew, Mrs. Britton Scliulnieisler bor First Aid Squad, Dr. Lazow rection of Walter J . Lambert-, Teacher Association completed peaches, small fruits, tonintocs Fred Oczkowskl, Newark, were and children, M ary Beth, Adele and Tne Bedle Funeral Home. son. The school does not close [ the ninth week of the 10-week nnd peppers. Saturday was Sodhoppers Receive Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.' and Britton, jr., Cheesequake, for the summer season nnd, course and final tests are being spent In Washington, D. c. William Bates, Caldwell Town-! are spending this week nt Sea there is a clnss for every age given. Tlic standard American Places visited included Arling ship. Mrs. John Skowronek,! sid e. g ro u p . Red Cross course is being in ton Nntlonal Cemetery, llie Poultry Honors Newark, returned home with: Sunday dinner guests at thc j Mr. and Mrs. Martin Smith, structed by E. Story Hallock, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, her daughter-in-law to spend a j home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy; I HI-WAY Jr., and family visited Mr. and Matawan. In Mr. Hallock’s ab MISS AGNES L. LEAVY and Mount Vernon, Va. Represented County vacation. j White were Mr. and Mrs. Paul j Mrs. Edwnrd Van Hise and sence last week Clarence B. Petriella and daughters, Joan, | Miss Agnes Laurentia Leavy. Those attending from this In State Contest Mr. and Mrs. Edward Del family, Manalapan, on Sunday. Stultz, president of the Mata Judy and Joycc. Newark: Mr. I I GARAGE aaugmer of Mr. ana Mrs. Ray nrcn were Mr. and Mrs. Wal Rosso. Cedar Grove, entertain- i ; ServiiiR the Public Since 193C wan First Aid and Rescue Jnmes Arace. Robert Faust, and Mrs. Paul White, Sayre-1 V Miss Patricia Taber, daugh mond A.'Leavy, Texas Rd., Ma ter Jurman, Miss Elizabeth ed Thursday evening al a fare- j Squad, conducted the class. and William Arace. members of ville; Miss Madolyn Burton. Old, = R o u te 31 - V alley D riv e ter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ta tawan, graduated from thc Oeyer, Mrs. C. William Ludi, well parly in honor of tlicir son.i Miss Bernice Holmes, Free tlie Browntown Sodhoppers 4-H Bridge; Stanley White and ber, was guest of honor at a Mercy Hospital School of Nurs Mrs. Whited Brown, Mr. nnd Dominic, who hns enlisted in; | JUalnwnu, N. J. graduation party held at the hold, was a weekend guest at Club, and Arthur Winters, Scot daughters, Leslie ancl Lynn, ing, Trenton, on June 22. Miss Mrs. George Burlew, Mrs. Lc- the U. S. Nnvy and left Friday ; home of Mr. and Mrs. William the home of Mr. and Mrs. abella Lambertson, Paul Bur ch Plains, were selected by Pet morning for Bainbrldge, M d.,1 M a t a w a n . I ! OKNKItAI. AUTOMOTIVE Leavy is a graduate of Mnta Walter Russell Rourke. St.] Thomson. Those present were Charles L. Holmes, Tennet Rd. rell, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kirsch- er F. Martens, jr., Middlesex where he will receive his boot | REPAIRING wan High School, Class of 1952. Petersburg, Fla. returned home! Mr. and Mrs. Taber: Kenneth On Tuesday Mrs. Dorothea man, Mrs, Mnry E. Boyce, County 4-H club Agent, to rep training. The ceiling of the She has joined the staff of the Friday following a three-day j | Res. Phone 31A l-lG2fl-\\’-l Thomas and Prances Taber; Hcnrlkson and Mrs. Florence Mrs. Chris Martz, Miss Marie resent the county at the State room was decorated wilh red, Perth Amboy General Hospital. visit with Mr. and Mrs. William I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fitts and Dickinson had as overnight G a u b . Poultry Judging Contest held white and blue streamers, ancl | son, Bobby; Mr. and Mrs. M ar guests, Mrs. Martha Chisholm Also Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sch- yesterday at Rutgers Agricul the color scheme was carried | tin Smith, sr.; Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Elsie Hendnll, of Tor ulmeister, Mr. and Mrs. Clnr- tural College. To qualify for out In the large cake, made by. Frank Smith ancl sons; Mr. ancl onto, Canada, who had been at Annual Meeting For this, they scored highest in the ence G, Hauser, Floyd Green, Dominie's aunt. Mrs. Arnold STEER WRESTLING Mrs. Martin Smith, jr., ancl tending a Canadian Legion Con county judging contest. George Wilson, George Gaub, Sprlngvould. The cake was ar- Cherokee Ranch Rodeo O family; Mr. and Mrs. Robert vention, in New York. Boy Scout Council Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gaub Robert Faust also won top tlsllcnlly decoratcd with a blue Owens and daughter. Vivien; Mrs. Stewart Whaley. Mrs nnd son, Ronald, Barth Gaub, honors wilh his entry of six sail boat and “boil voyage" was OLD BRIDGE STADIUM, ON ROUTE No. 8 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Miller j Thomas Antisell and Mrs. Ver- Area Appointments Mrs. Paul Blahota and son, chickens in the Central Jersey written ncross the top in blue. a n d so n ; M r, a n d M rs. J o h n non B e y e r a tt e n d e d th e June*, John, Howard D. Heiscr, Mrs. "chicken of tomorrow" contest. Gucsts were Mr. and Mrs. Ar Matinees and Nights on Two Days Wilson. Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. W al-huncilcon 0f Qarden Club RFD For Staff Confirmed Richard Burlew, Mrs. Mary- Tlie birds were 12 weeks old nold Sprltigvould and children. 2:30 and S:30 P. M. ter Crawley and sons. | held June 21 at Shadowbrook Brown, Mrs. Daniel Gaub, Mr. and of the Vantress Cross var Johanna and Cornelius; Paul M o n m o u th Council, B oy . Miss Jean Garrison, Tennent | jnni Shrewsbury. ‘ and Mrs. Gus Meyer, Mrs. Jerry iety from Melini Hatchery, ine, Rosemaire, Gloria, Edward Monday, July 11, Rd., has returned home from j on June 22 Noel Scheurlch at- Spouts of America, held Its an E r v in . V in e la n d . and Robert DelRosso. Cedar Monmouth Memorial Hospital j tended the eighth birthday' par- nual meeting June 21 nt the Also Mrs. Warwick Cranmer, Robert, James, and William Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tuesday, July 12th wherc she was a medical pa- j ty of Jim my Farrell, son of Mr. Spring Lake Golf and Country South River: Mrs. Earl Letts, also appeared on the 4-H radio DelRosso and son. Robert. Sayreville. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Jackson Heights. L. I.; Mrs. ticnt. land Mrs. Joseph Farrell, at his Club. E. Donald Sterner, re program recently. IK IT’S THRILLS YOU WANT — IK IT’S SEISING , Ml-, and Mrs. Norman Jan home ln Matawan. Menzel, Robertsville, Mrs. Ray William Henderson. Keyport. elected president of the organi RKI) BLOOD 1CI) COUR- Mrs. Marilyn Scheurlch spent mond Prudcn, Keyport: Milton Mrs. B. C. Maccia and chil wich and sons, Norman, Jr., Miss Jcnn Gnub, Miss Mary AGKOIf.S men and women Thursday in New York^as thc za tio n , s a id th a t 1954 w a s thc H. Cowan, agricultural agent, and Ricky, attended the first Louise Blahota, and John Bla- dren, Maria and Vincent, Cedar taking chancc after chance and Warner II. Thurlow, assist birthday party of Mrs. Jan- guest of Mrs. Robert Calmes, greatest year for membership hotn were Tuesday luncheon Grove, were Monday luncheon wit!) the wildest Hrahma ant agricultural agent, Ncw wich’s niece, Cnrmella Russo, Short Hills. growth in the history of the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al Steers and Wild Horses, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cllck B ru n s w ic k . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. An co u n cil. Dickinson. Middletown. Amemlola, Irvlnglon. then you will want to see ner nnd daughter, Mary Ann, tlic Cherokee Ranch Kodco thony Russo, Red Bank. E. Murray Todd, Holmdel, Mrs. Barth Gaub, Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mill- ■ Members of thc Morganville spent Friday evening ln Jersey uhieh will appear at the was among the council trust ad Maiawan Woman’s Car Molnar and daughters, Ann and man, Glen Cove, L. I. were: Old HvrliKc S(;ultum. on Route No. 8 between Old Bridge First Aid and Rescue Squad City as dinner guests of Mrs. visors complimented for fore Hits Pick-Up Truck Arlene, spent Saturday evening Sunday guests of Mr. and M rs.: and IVIatawan. malireos and nifrhls on 2 days — 2:30 and arc making plans for tlielr an Emma Cllckner and on Satur sight ln establishing and devel with Mr. and Mrs. Julius Glci- George Newman, Cedar Grove. ; 8:30 p.m. Monday Juf.v II. Tuesday. July 12th. nual picnic which will be held day entertained at their home On Tuesdny, Andrew Nngro oping a rund for the future. Mr. sclie, Browntown. Mrs. Glci- Mrs. Roy White and daugh ONL of the (liiiIliiiK events in the Rodeo, is STEER llils year at Lavoie's Picnic Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk O'Don- sk y , '65. of 90 P n r k A v e., W e st Todd also hns been elected as sche was celebrating her birth ter, Joan, Browntown, were, WRKSTLIM *4 r» i/ rwnlnijs Ciii'd ii dhitf a horse, especially Gl'buiids on July 31st. All squad nell, Bayonne,and Mr.nnd Mrs. Kennsburg. was driving a pick (rained, wet a v.ihl steer rumiinu at top speed between the n National Council representa d a y . Thursday guests of the form members are selling tickets. Joel Pangborn, III, nnd son, up truck belonging to George Iwo horses; one of the C v w h tiy s leaps from his horse in an tive from Monmouth Council. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Arace er's daughter. Mrs. Pnul Pct- ■ Edward Gaskins, Pleasant Joel IV, Stntcn Island. C. Koeppcl and Sons, Die., of iittempt lo IorU his strung arms around tliu horns of the heavy The council recognized thc and sons spent Sunday evening l'iclla, Newnrk, at the N. E. steer. If he is successful in Kollinfj his hold, then he tries Valley Rd- Is attending Boys Susan and Carol Cary, daugh Atlantic Highlnnds, on Lconard- services of retired district with Mr. ancl Mrs. Whiled Bathing Club, Long Branch. with all his strength and skill to wrestle the steer to the State, sponsored by the Amer ters of Mr. and Mrs. William vlllc Rd., Lconnrdo, when n car chairman George Ritter, Mata Brown, Checscriuake. Mrs. Anna Oczkowskl, Brown- ground, buf thi:, cannot always be done. Many times the ican Legion, tills week nt Rut Cary, are spending the summer operated by Mrs. Eleanor Mohr- w a n . to w n . Is s p e n d in g a v a c a tio n strongest must Rive un because of the wiry slrcngrth of the gers University as a represent- nt thc home of their grendmoth- butter, 20, of Line Rd.. M atawan, Mrs. Susan Soncy and grand stoe.r. Other limes lhe steer actually throws the cowboy, Ernest Peseux. Hazlet, has with her son-in-law and daugh atlve from Matawnn Hlgli.er ln Keyport. came out of Leonard Ave.. nnd hit children. Mary Lou and John or rlns its horns al him. been elected by the Matawan, ter, Mr. and Mrs. Casimir s llool | Mrs. Rosalia Scheurlch and lt. according to Patrolmen El Blahota. are spending this week Every second is thrilling lo the cNtreme—and everyone of the Keyport, Keansburg district as Preston, Newnrk. j - Mr and Mrs. Frnnk Smith j m i-s. Marilyn Scheurlch and son, wood Seeley and Patrolman as thc guests of Mr.s. J. Rakacs 20 cvcnls on tho proKrum fs chuck fun of thnU.s and unusual a member of the board and Mrs. C. T. Cusick. Brown 'and sons were Sunday guests at, Noel, on Sunday were guests at William Woodward, of Middle and daughters. Green Island. entertainment. Tho Kodco usually kook on rain nr shine. chairman of the district. town spent tlic weekend visit tlie home or Mr. and Mrs. Mar-1 the wedding or Miss ^ Nancy town Township Policc. The Miss Geraldine Rantcrccio, Tho admission for adults is $1.50. Children 50c. Merrill Wallace and thc Hon. ing her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. iKIcfncr, daughter of Mr. and pick-up truck was driven off the Vineland, a classinatc of Miss f t ■tin Smith, sr Henry E. Ackerson. Jr.. Key Members of the Morganville Mrs. George Bissctt, Sayrevll- road and piled into a stone pil Ann M o 1 n a r at St. Peter's port, have been re-elected to Volunteer Fire Co. Have com- lc, to Lt. Arthur Snyder, US lar. School of Nursing, spenl Fri th e b o a rd . nlcted the Installation of the Air Corps Jet Pilot Instructor, Mr. Nngrosky sustained a day and Saturday evenings at new siren on the Smith farm on of San Antonie, Tex., at tlic The appointment of thc fol head Injury. He wns released the Molnar home. First Presbyterian Church, Say- lowing members of thc Council at the scenc for treatment by Tcnnct Rd., near Robertsville. Miss Marie Gaub was a revlllc. The reception was at Commissioner Staff from thc his own physician. Mrs. Molir- It was tested nt noon on Sat- Thursday overnight guesl at the Cedar Manor, Farrington Lak Matawan, Keyport, Keansburg buttcr suffered shock nnd also urdny. The members are start- home of her sister, Mrs. Whted area was confirmed; James F. was released for treatment by es. Brown, Cheesequake. John Klcrgy is spending sev Flynn, district commissioner; her personal physician. Mr. Jeanne Hopkins spent the eral days with his son-in-law Philip C. Cummings, assistant Koeppel, owner of the truck, weekend with her grandparents, nnd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. district commissioner; Thomas has Indicated he will sign a Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hopkins, Jack Smith, Marlboro Gardens. Starnes. Herbert C. Smith, complaint, nccording to the of ' E x ib e H o lm c so n . Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles L. Worsdell K. Pearson, Jr.. Wal ficcrs. Quick Battery Service The P.T.A. rummage sale Holmes, Tennent Rd., attended ter L’Hotta, Enrl W. Huber, A car driven by Carmcla Du was held nt the Browntown (Continued bottom next column) Theodore W. Hathaway, Theo r a n te , of 158 L o w e r M ain St., COLOT'S, Matawan School, not at thc Sunday dore Halhnway, Edward C. Matawnn, coming out of the School, as stated in Thc Ma Fox, Willinm D. Foley, Edwnrd driveway at St. Joseph's Church tawan Journal last week.- A. Ferrari, jr., Frank G. Flem J u n e 22 wns rammed by one ing. neighborhood committee. traveling oil Maple PI. and op erated by Mabel Nightingale, of Brownies Have Picnic 03 Crescent PI., Matnwan, ac Shower Honors Brownie Troop 24, Matawan, cording to Chief Leroy Sproul Mrs. LaPointe recently held n’ picnic at Fors- English Motors of Keyport Police. No Injuries gate Farms, Jamesburg. Moth Mrs. Yvonne LaPointe, Key were reported. Both drivers ers attending were Mrs. Lewis were given summonses. port, was guest of honor at n Kortenhaus. Mrs. Angelo Morl- shower given by Mrs. Charles zlo, Mrs. Richard Erdmann, Bruguler and Mrs. Roy Lam Little League Sets jr.. Mrs. Dennis Tommarazzo. LINCOLN • MERCURY bertson at the latter’s home, Weekend Schedule the leader, and Mr.s. Frances Bedle Rd., Hazlet, Monday eve DeShaw, assistant 1 <■ a d e r. n in g . NEW AND USED CARS The Madison Township Little Transportation was supplied by The fireplace was decorated Lengue has planned n heavy Jersey Shore Hus Lines. On MuimuiulU Street Opposite Carlton Theatre with asparagus fern nnd cut schedule for the Fourth of July flowers. A largo white sprink weekend. Games will bc play Red Bank 6-4S45 — 6-0176 ling ean was suspended at nn ed as lollows: Today, Lions vs. angle nnd showered white rib Everett Hoffmans: Fridny, bons and pink flowers. A large Gcrritys vs. VFW; Saturday, pink and gold stork wns the Walter Kross vs. Harbor Hard ccnterplcco of a tabic elabor ware; Sunday, double header, ately set for n buffet supper. Gcrritys vs. Lions nnd Garber Favors were miniature storks Supply vs. Walter Kross: Mon tied with pink ami blue ribbon. day. double header, VFW vs. ... w ith □ uosts were Mrs. Stephen Everett Hoffmans nnd Ameri Lnmberston. jr., Mrs. Clarence can Legion vs. Hnrbor Hard ■ DeCrone. Mrs. Edwnrd Barton. w a re . Mi’s. A. Brooker, Mrs. Joseph All gnmes will be played at AM ERICAN-e$>ta»da*d Alilers, Mrs. Edna Stover, llaz- Little League Field, Laurence let; Mrs. Jane Miller, Mrs. Etl- Hnrbor circle. The public i.s 0 Our Heritage mi VanPelt, Mrs. Chnrles Luni- urged to attend and support PLUMBING FIXTURES bertson, Mrs, Lois Ilookc, Mrs. the tennis nt nil the gnmes. Of Freedom George Pclose, Keyport; Mrs. S ta n d in g s N o w is | he I i m r [■» im •< Irrn i/r y m r lu 11 in mm .ri.i .. Clarence Johnston, Red Bank: T e n m W f, r u o m ... to fflrfomfiiir ymir Ixiii h.-n in fiv i l.uniiirv Mrs, Charles Bruguler, Menlo Hnrbor Hardware U 0 Hy Meier I inj; Am rrir.in-S(;im l;inl plum bin;: li t nn :, von r.tn Ono hundred and sovcniy-nino years P n r k . Waller Kross 3 0 nuike these al!-i:nporlont r«>oniM n il slm wphh•<-i A11,1 ■ur ...... y m r f ? ; ngu tlio Doclaration of Independence Gifts were sent by Mrs. Bes Garber Supply 1 1 will be a Krenler jny th.-m ever in live in . . il ol 1‘M-ry sie Emmons, Mrs. Ernest Wnl Everett Hoffmnn 1 1 person who wv.s il. established our rights as a free and ling. Keyport; Mrs. William Ry L io n s 2 2 W o invite you lo conn* io iii.w iind .-;«>«•* nur l.ll'f,'!- spl.ty ol you tan modernize 'self-governing nation. The privileges der, Holmdel: Mrs. Jnmes Nol- Amerlcnn Legions ; 2 CANVAS modern AmeririiivSlnml.'tnl bulbs, lawilnrieM, W,lf< (*lo!!(-t H, kitrhen uinks, binw)rv I r;i vm;mhJ milnmnt i<- w;it. . Ihm.Iit dinger, Hu/let, V F W , 0 2 T l i e y ' r o now on an EASY and oportnnitios we enjoy stem from or fine ;i.<9 m onev r;m buy* .A/i/J, yow'J) bt< •iwr/J t< Ocrrltys o :i w<* Jtow ''AWNINGS reHBnmiblv priced I bev nrc! ' v 1 this great document of democracy. ■ (,'anl of Thanks TIME PAYMENT PLAN The family of the lnte Delhi Poster Contest • I’rcucci against the Independence Day reminds us of our aolden Ilunley wish to thank C o m e in or Phone for Estimates sun w ithout hindrance to re heritage of freedom and of the vision nil tlielr friends, neighbors nnd Winners Named relatives for their many kind freshing breezes. M ake your and courage of those who signed the Mrs. Dorothy Rinear, poppy nesses during their recent be- lionic degrees coolcr, D elight chairman, American Lcglor Declaration. ronvoinciil. Especially the Rev, Pojtl. 170 A u x ilia ry , wl.sliei 1< lhe eye wilh lhc charm of Joseph Ingram and the Uedle thank all workers nnd contri harm onizing color, A com Funeral Home, T h is bank will not be open butors who helped make thr wJUO Inside—Hdv. plete line of m od ern styles and July -J a legal holiday poppy drive u success, The puppy posters done b.v designs from w hich h> clm osc. the Ynnkee-Cleveland basebnli Matawan High Bchuol students C a l l us today, listim ates w ith See or Phone Any of the Plumbing und Meutinu Retailers Listed Below. gnme an Friday evening nt Yan hnve been Judged nnd the rul- out obligation, F a r m e r s a M e r c h a n t s kee Stadium, They went on the lowing n w a r (I s nimminced. b u s trip HpoiiHoi'BCl by M id w a y First, second, mid third prizes FREE JOHN J . MULLER PROMPT Hoso Co,, Matnwan. went to Carolyn Morrell, enrol STANDARD AWNING Liberty St. Mntawan, N. J. Mr, and Mrs, Frank L, llnt- Regan, nnd Frloda Shnrtrldge. ESTIMATES SERVICE National Hank Telephone MAlHwnn 1*2417 ellffo hold open Iiouhc on S a t respectively. They will be pre CO. MATAWAN. NKW J KHSEY urday In honor of tlielr daugh sented wllli gift certificates by m iwi(i fiuriii m nvi m ttu ter Gerry's first birthday. the auxiliary, Honorable men 615 River Rd, ututrii ntitiAi ofpoin im uiinci co«>outir>*< Miss Margarot Cross, Hed tions were given to Joyce CHARLES E. HUFF T J O II N O. ELBREC H T Bank, was a Sundny visitor ut Hounds, Susnii McDonnld, M ari Kuir Haven OIOMI 8A«» IN UOIIMOUIH COUMIT - {SUJIISH10 IJJ» 32 Purk Ave. Matawan, N. J. 65 Ruvinc Dr, MalawHn, N. J the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nor lyn Krtutltnurr, nnd Lntils Ar R. B. 6-0696 Tnfephnnnt MAtaw>in I-2IA2 MAbiw/,ft |-2rj7ft-M man Janwich, Station Rd. ' m o u r, f THURSDAY, JUNE 30,1955 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN. N. J. PAGE ONE—SECOND SECTION TO APPEAR IN “ME AND JULIET” AT NEPTUNE at a forest fire nenr Collings- months by means of benefits. •Boy Scout Building nicians; produce visual aids, Armstrong Cork County Red Cross wood Circle during the month This is In an effort to offset Dedicated Saturday books, and magazines; handle and 1100 s e r v in g s a t a F o r t the deficit crented by the fnil- the distribution of uniforms, In Improves Benefits Committee Heads Monmoutli bloodmobile. Motor ure of the 1955. fund campaign I The new national headquar- signia, and equipment, and Service drove 8415 miles and in M a r c h . I lers building of the Boy Scouts handle the registration proce c a r r ie d 994 p a s s e n g e r s d u r in g of America, two miles from Miss Tompkins reported that dure and membership account Minimum Pensions, Appointments Made. M a y . . At Meeting Thursday j the learn-to-swim program had I New Brunswick, near the Inter ing. Disabilities Raised Tho bonrd accepted Mrs. section of U. S. Routes 1 and been organized by Mrs. John Major responslblitles Include Heatley’s resignation with re OThc Armstrong Cork Com David E. Landers, elected; In; 1 130, w a s f o r m a lly d e d ic a te d S at- the administration of personnel gret. Mr. Lnnders nsked that Kames and that classes for May to the chnirmanship of the! I urday afternoon. procedures; program enrich pany’s retirement nnd other the bonrd change Mrs. Heat- children in water safety pro Monmouth County Chapter,! j During the dedication, a tele- ment; maintaining effective re benefit progTfims nre bcine ley’s place to that of delegate- American Red Cross, conduct-1 tection would be held in five ■ gram was read from Pres. lationships with c h u r c h e s , “improved and liberalized'* and nt-lnrge and the board approv swimming areas in the county Dwight D. Eisenhower congrat- ed the first meeting Thursday > \ schools, and other community ed. ; ulating the Boy Scouts on this tlic changes will becoinc effec of the bonrd of directors for the j starting July 5 and running organizations, and nationwide Miss Lucy E. Tompkins, Ex th ro u g h A u g . 12. R e d C ro ss ! great event. The president Is tive for salaried employees on new term at the Chapter House, field service to the local coun ecutive Director, told of the co- ' honorary president of the na- July 1, it hns been announced Shrewsbury. At that time lie provides qualified Red Cross cils. operntion of motor service with Water Safety Instructors nnd | tional organization and a m em by C, J. Backstranci, president. named committee chairmen for the Methodist Church nnd with ! ber of its National Executive Mr. Backstrnnd summarized the new year and received re Red Cross Water Safety Aides Wedding Announcements the Society of Friends in the for this program. B o a rd . - the Improvements as follows: | T ports from service chairmeii.j printed promptly on paneled or I The national office will pro “The guaranteed minimum pen- These chairmen were confirm-1 transportation of Japanese girls Attending the afternoon meet bridal book snow-white vellum to kew York Medical Center for ing from this area were: Mrs. ! vide the service of skilled tech *t this office. r£fon for retirees at age C5 with PATRICIA WILSON ANNE WAUGII ed by the board: Finance com- j treatment of atomic radintion William Turner and Mrs. E. H. 25 years of scrvicc will be in mlttce, Gen. George L. Van-1 Rodgers ancl Hammersteln’s appeared In ‘Pajama Gnme," creased from 5100 to $142.50 per Deusen; first aid, Charles Bra-] bums mid to Plainfield to learn Dominick, both of Matawnn. valentine to the theater “Me the revue “Meet the People" to speak the English language. month including social secur lin and Frederick W. Forester, nnd Juliet" opens a week’s en and will hnve n featured role Fund raising reports were | Do you need shipping tabs ity. This, of coursc, is just the co-chnlrinen: water safety. gagement at the Neptune Mus this fall In Rodgers nnd Ham- : or labels? Our Job printing de- guaranteed minimum, many Howard J. Rowland, Mrs. Ray discussed by Anthony L. Mc- 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE ic Circus, Neptune, Monday, A merstein’s forthcoming musical Kim, fund chairman. An at 1 partment is prepared to supply pensions are well above this mond H. Tltmnn, co-chairmen; play within a piny, the hit mus "Pipe Dream." Bob Dixon -who tempt will bc made to raise ; ycur needs on short, notice, at level. accident prevention, Miss Mar IN RADIO and TELEVISION SERVICE ical Is a story of life backstage plays Larry, the assistant stage funds during the summer pricej lhat will please you. “The minimum disability jorie E. Driesbach; Junior Red among thc lesser lights of the manager, who loves Jennie has benefit for employees with 15 Cross, Mrs. J. Henry O’Hern; t h e a t e r . appeared on Broadway in See Our Showroom Display of Nationally Known years of service who become home service committee, Jac Patricia Wilson, Bob Dixon, “Wish You Wcre Here,” “Lend totally and permanently disab ob O. Herr; nurse enrollment. Makes in Home Appliances, Televisions, Radios, Davd Aiken, Peter Turgeon, An Ear,” ‘“Annie Get Your led between the ages of 50 and Miss Harriet B. Cook; public WALLPAPER BARGAINS! Frnnk Rogier, Jolm Cnll • and Gun” and “Heaven on Earth." 05 w ill b e in c r e a s e d f ro m $50 Information, F. Bouren Ruth Devoe Paints, Wallpaper, Etc. Doug Rogers, Anne Waugh, Anne Wnugh played In thc ori All 1955 Patterns Large Selection and $75 per month. rnuff; disaster, Alfred F. King. Ralph Linn hend the cast of ginal Broadway company of “The benefits under the free There wn.s no appointment for Carrying Such Top Quality .Makes as . ------O L T T X K W lM IO N K ,\T!MI51CI! IS: the musical. Arthur Marlowe “Me and Juliet” and also danc and tho contributory hospitali home nursing but^Mwr-Eugene- lms staged the production with ed in "Hazel Flagg." Peter Schumacher — California Casual — Zins zation and surgical programs C. Carroll. Little Silver, will choreography by Duncan Noble, Turgeon most recently seen in We Also Have in Stock a Special $1.00 will be substantially increased. continue ns vice chairman. | MA; 1-1600 sets by Donn Fisher nnd cos "The Tender Trap" on Broad “In addition, for employees Line of Good Wallpaper tumes by Charles Macrl. The way made his main stem debut Mrs. William Heatley gave who retire on or after July 1, musical director Is Arthur Lief. in "Life With Father" nnd has the May report of service BUY NOW and SAVE TEN EYCK RONSON, INC. thc number of days of free hos "No Other Love,” “I’m,Your p la y e d le a d s In " C n ll M e M is groups activity which showed t pital benefits will be increased K eyport Lum ber & Supply Co. E s ta b lis h e d S ince 1930 Girl," "We Deserve Ench Oth ter." “Inside USA" &nd "Briga- 126 volunteers gave 2476 hours \ i j o m 62 to 100 d a y s , a n d th e 283 1 'iip er M a in St. M a ta w a n er," "Keep It Gay,” “It Feels doon." Johnny Cnll is a vet of service. Canteen mncle 250 j pensioner during his lifetime Keyport-Amboy Rd., Cliffwood Good,” "Intermission Talk," eran commcdinn of the musical servings to servicemen on duty, may elect to use this 100-day nnd “Marriage Type Love” are tent circuit. total for himself or any part of the hits songs of “Me and Ju ‘“Wonderful Town" now con it for wife or husband." lie t.” tinuing nt thc Neptune big top Patrica Wilson who will play will give its flnnl performance Jennie, the chorus singer, hasi S u n d a y . $10,000 Raised For Dangerous Period For ortcuts to cooking Mental Health Vacationing Children Aim For Year $35,000 Motorists Urged To In Monmouth County Exert Extreme Care Mr. F. Bourne Ruthrnuff, It’s vacation time again for Little Silver, and Mrs. Jules school children from country Hit-Parade Gordon, Elberon, co-chairman lanes to sprawling metropolitan A LL SPEEDS of the Monmouth County Men areas. And, It’s danecr time Check Your Favorite tal Health Association’s annual for these youngsters, too. fund-raising appeal, announced Danger time, warns Donald p O Clierry I’ink and Apple this week that approximately Sheldon, Manager of the Tren *• Blossom While $10,000 already has been raised. TO COOK: Put ham, fat □ Unchained Melody ton Division of the Keystone The nim for thc year is $35, r] Honey lJabe Automobile Club, bccausc of the side up, in shallow, uncovered 000. Last yenr $22,000 wns ob great numbers of boys and girls a It:ml To O t pan. Add no water. Baku in □ Ain’t It a Sliainc tained In the county. This now free to play all day long n It’s ;\ Sin To Tell A Lie amount does not Include con every day nnd because of thc 300°F. oven allowing ap □ Ilnck Aroiiml The Clock tributions made annunlly by soporific effect these warm, lazy proxim ately 18 m inutes to thc □ Crazy Olto (Klc.) communities having commun dnys have upon many motor H Soinclhiiifrs (lotlu Give ity appeals. They arc Red ists. pound. 45 minutes before it’s done, score fat f] Alabama Jubilee B a n k , R u m s o n , Shrewsbury r] Story Untold "Men nnd women behind thc and add cloves. Continue baking at 300°. To Borough, Shrewsbury Town fi What Hvcr Lola Wants wheels of the many thousands glaze — cover with your favorite jelly 45 m in ship, Middletown Village, Fair roaming The Blues of cars using thc streets nnd Haven, Little Silver, and Foil utes before end of baking time. Continue bak ^■‘D liallail of Davy Orockcit highways of this area daily Monmoutli.- In addition. Men must be doubly cautious and ing ih a 400‘,I,\ oven. A W ord To T he W ise; tal Health receives a donation alert to prevent accidents, and from the Monmouth Park Char Don't cxpect perfect results UN LESS y o u s t a r t especially mlshpns Involving Albums ity Fund each year. with an electric range. Only flameless electric • children," he declared. • Chil 1 idvi* Mt* O r L e a v e Mt*. A short time ago the Mon Musical Moods dren at play are unmindful of ity gives you precision heat! Autom atic clcctric I'lirlatiou Walk mouth County Mental Health anything but the game itself; :ontrols remove all guesswork. You never, ever Evening In Home Association agreed to pay the they dash across lawns and Television Theme; Songs salary of a qualified psychia pavements and Into the street make a m istake when you cook electrically! Song lliis From tric worker at the Marlboro or highway without thinking. Tliciitcrlsind Stnte Hospital. In addition, a Motorists must do the thinking iUusie Tor l)ininjr county office Is mnlntnined in for th e m . Girnn Miller Story Rod Bank and executive secre Guy Lombardo "Parents and older children tary is employed to carry on Swiiiir Kasy can help n lot, of coursc. by tlic Association’s objectives. Interrupted Melody warning the youngsters of tho Manhattan Tower Early tn May Mr. Ruthrauff Increased danger now that presented $5000 to thc Mon school Is over for several Also mouth Memorial Hospital for months nnd by keeping an eye thc Henry Poliak Memorial r | Suuietl Hymns on the players whenever pos H Square Dance (etc.) Clinic nnd promised a similar sible. . . □ Mumho, Samlio, amount, annually, for the next "Essentially, however, mo- Khumba (etc.) lw o y e a rs . troists nre responsible for thc □ C ow boy On Friday evening, Sept. 2nd, safety of children. They must the Mcntnl Henlth Association be unusually careful and pa will sponsor n benefit nt the tient, drive slowly, and strictly NQN-BREAKABLE Neptune Music circus. The obey all Irafflc signals and ■ H R and carving a ham ! show will be Damon Runyon's posted warnings, Drivers ab well known comedy "Guys and solutely cannot rely on a child Childrens D o lls." keeping out of the paths of auto Mrs. William Schnnck Is mobiles: older heads must ex Records chnirman of the Keyport com ercise the good Judgment that D av y t ’rue.UeU m itte e w h ic h r n is e d $404. should come with years of ex Daniel Hoorn; p e rie n c e . Lady and thc Tramp "Drivers extra careful this .lo-Ann Sintfs ‘ • Starter Eddie Blind al Mon- I Little Shoemaker mouth Park keeps records of i summer won't be deeply sor Cinderella nil traits nnd habits of horses ] rowful later." Little White Duck 111 order for Ills assistants lo 1 Mighty Mnu^e more easily and quickly got, "Help W anted" ads In tills pa-j i'arade Songs them tn perfect alignment for | per tell you about the good Jobs c a rv e ... The Wizard of Ox thc sta rt. o p e n . I Camp Fire Songs Mother (loose Parade Tunes for Tots F IR S T , place shank to right, cush S E C O N D , JioJd ham , fork a t icft- F olk S o u r s of Other Lunds CHEMICALLY i Cowboy Songs ion aw ay from you. Cushion is thick Then cut 2 or 3 slices parallel to Jack and the Hcunslnlk CLEANED II section of loan meat indicated by length of ham from side nearest: " . 'r t " ) lhe heavy broken line above. you. This irives hnm a flat surfacc. Special GOODBYE TO PUMPING 45-RPM Albums DISSOLVES TREE ROOTS 78-RPM 10”-12” Albums ;. :■ & Children’s 10” Albums DISSOLVES Reduccd to Cost .U y ;; Plus 45 &78 RPM Rccords On Sale IT’ S MODERN... REVOLUTIONARY Ma mer'* eipentivr; un hcollhy pumpinq on ri dinning up ol < ; Ifulsart-Koliler ies. nnd a white orchid cor- j low, pink, and blue flowers with Union Beach. Saturday, were Robert C. Calhoun, Forbes Cottage Inn,'Keyport ater which identical blue nylon gowns, and WEDDINGS ■ Before . an altar decorated sage, ’ | shrimp streamers. ( u n e '25. 1955, a t 3 p .m . in th e Air Base, Topeka, Kan.,' Louis the couple left for a wedding the same style accessories. Perrier, Eureka, and Eugene ! with white gladioli and palms. Mrs. Hulsart: is ir graduate, of j The bridal attendants ha' Ceansburp; Methodist Church, trip through the southern sta-! Patrick Durnlen, Port Mon Medvar-Trclla Dix, Forbes Air Base. , Miss Margaret Mary Kohler, St. M ary’s High School. South dresses, headpieces, and bon the Rev. Otto Janke officiated ves. mouth. brother of bridegroom, was best mau. John Durnlen, , Miss Bernice Theresa Trelia, Amboy, and is employed by the t the double ring ceremony, The bride’s mother . woi;e a The bride is a graduate of East Keansburg ancl Michael daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mi Radio Corporation of America, rank Grenger, organist, play lavender lace sown with match Middletown Township High ’d traditional wedding music. Byrne, West Kennsburg, broth chael Trclla, Perth Ainboy, be vVoodbridee. ing accessories and a corsage School and Is employed as a Given in, marriage by her of pink and white carnations. window dresser, at J. J, New-; er-in-law of bridegroom, usher came the bride of Donald The bridegroom was gnulu- randfather, Clare I.,amber- Tiie bridegroom’s mother chose ed. ,, ited from Mntawan High School berry's Store, Red Bank. The George Medvar, son of Mrs. on. West Kennsburg, the bride a navy blue gown with match A reception wns held at Bai and is employed by DeLeinv, bridegroom is a graduate of; Harriot Medvar. Laurence Har .ore a wallz-lcngth gown of ing accessories and a corsage ba ch’s Auditorium, Kennsburg.rt; Calher.. and Bill Construction Baltimore schools nnd served vhlte tulle. Thc bodice wa.s or pink and white carnations. lu the U. S. Navy for six years. < The couple left for a wedding bor, nntl FranK Medvar, Mu la Company, Hightstown. ;lvled with a sweetheart neefc- He is employed as fountain trip to New York state nnd will w a n , S a t u r d a y , J u n e 18, 1955, Tlie couple will reside nt 3G4 A reception followed in St. Jo- ine, Peter Pan collar of appli- soph's Hall. manager of J. J. Newberry’s reside at 17 Lincoln Ct., Keans at 11 a.m. in the Holy Trinity Bordentown Ave., South Am- ;ued lace, and long pointed burg'. o oy. ■ For their wedding trip to the Store. Red Bank. ; Church, Perth Amboy. leeves. The bouffant skirt had Colorado Rockies, the bride se The couple will make their For traveling the bride chose Tlie Rev. Stephen Getlik offi- Scnlcs-Siclliano m embroidered luce apron and home in Red Bnnk. a powder blue dress nnd ac lected an aqua linen dress with , i mstle.. Her shoulder - length elated at the double ring cere- Miss Tina Sicilinno, daughter white accessories and a cor cessories, navy blue duster nnd .•ell of i m p o r te d F r e n c h illu- Dtirnien-Kiioble ! many and celebrated the nup 3f Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Slcil- sage of white glamelias. . a corsage of pink roses. :ion. fell from a liara of seed Miss Irene Knoble. daughter j tial mass which followed. a n o . 42 Germ-d Ave., Matawan, Mi's. Colot, wns. graduated The bride’s mother wore -a lenrls and she carried .colonial of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen; oecaine the bride of Lester E. from St. Joseph High School. powder blue • nylon lace gown Given In marriage by her fa jouquet of bridal roses, stcph- Knoble. Collins St., Keansburg,: scales-, son of Mr. and Mrs. Olpe, and attended SI. Mary wilh pink nccossories nnd cor motis, and babics’-brealh, and Francis Lawrence Dur-: ther, the bride wore a bridal -.ester C, Scales, Oklahoma College, Xavier, Kan. She has sage of pink roses. The bride-cs' gown of luce over taffeta styled Mrs. Walter Scott, Keyporl. ■lien, Fnlm er Ave,, West Keans-, -ll.v. on Snturdny, June 25. taught at St, Agnes School. groom’s- sister, Mrs. Michael with a basque bodice and bouf vtis matron of honor. I-Ier blue burg, son of the late Mr, and, 1955. a t 2 p.. a t th e C o m m u n Kansas City, for the past Iwo Byrne, wore a nnvy blue lace fant skirt, of tulle and lace in-. valtz-lcngth gown was fashion Mrs. John Durnlen, of England, ity Methodist Church, Cliff y e a r s . dress, pink accessories and cor were married at St. Ann’s, se.rt.tons. A coronet of seed wood. The Rev. John J. Flei- 'd with a Chantilly lace bodice The bridegroom was gradu Church. Keansburg, nt 3 p.m., sage of pink roses. pearls held her finger-tip-lengtli jcnmnn. pastor, performed tlie md tulle skirt. She wore a ated from Matnwan High School S u n d a y . J u n e 2G, 1955. M r s , ' Thc bride is a graduate of veil of Illusion and .she carried double ring ceremony. jand of blue flowers on her and recently completed a tour Red Bank Catholic High School a. prayer book decorated with liar and carried a colonial bon- Marie Lederiiaus was organist] Tlie bride, who wns given in of duty with thc Air Froce. and i.s employed at Keansburg white orchids and iiiies-of-the- 111 et wilh pink streamers. and accompanied Mrs. Camille m a r r i a g e b y h e r f a t h e r , w o rerema When they return from their Garment Co. Mr. Durnlen at v a lle y . MR., MRS. M. J. HULSART MIC., MHS. T. J . FA LCD The bridal alU’iulanf.s were Lutz, soloist. : a ballerinn-lengtli powder blue i wedding trip, they will reside tended schools in England and ■Miss Mnry Ann Trella. was > ttrM .I n,J nl>n Oeckel, Belford, nnd matching jacket. She wore a pink G eo rg e adorned with feathered was born in Matawan, the son Name Society and the Demo-| I n t e r m e n t w n s T u e s d a y i.i WEDDINGS I John Blcrsacli. son of Mr. and blue cap of sequins and car enrnntions and ivy. ENGAGEMENTS of the late William H. and Mary cratic Club of Kennsburg. j Rose Hill Cemetery, Matnwan, Mrs. George Blcrsacli. Oak St., ried n cascade bouquet of pink Miss Elizabeth Ann Trainer Elizabeth (West) Clayton. He Knculc-lieUs He is survived by his wife,| under the direction of the Bedle I West Keansburg, wcre united ro se s. 15ml m ck -S e i p ico was a retired cook. was her sister's maid of honor, Mrs. Beatrice (Yates) Burns; i Funeral Hume, Keyport. The marriage of Miss Lois in marriage at 4 p.m. Satur Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ser- Thc bridal attendants were while Miss Jonn Cantrell. New He is survived by six sons, n daughter. Teresa; a son,) Susan Letts, daughter of Mr. d a y , J u n e 18. 1955, in S t. J o h n ’s Miss Marilyn Menk, sister of pico, Holmdel ltd.. Hazlet. an ark, Miss Maureen Tarrant, Charles, Matawan, Kenneth. Ronald; this mother, Mrs. Kate! Methodist Church, Keyport. the bride, who wore the same Jersey City, cousin of thc bride, nounce tiie encasem ent of tlieir and Ml’s Richard W. Letts, 519 George, and Richard, Union Burns. Keansburg; four sisters, j The Rev. Norman R. Riley, style gown as the maid of hon Borderitown Ave., South Am- Mrs'. Nelson Hogge, Arlington, Beach, Raymond, Morganville, Mrs. Adell Sullivan. Mrs. Cath-! pastor, performed the cere or In yellow with matching cap. Va., and Mrs, Martin Loftus, William, Keansburg; Three crine Baldwin. Keansburg, Mrs.; Joy, to Harry J. Kneute, son of m o n y . She carried n cascade bouquet Jr., South Amboy, sister of the daughters, Violet, May, and Elizabeth Sullivan. Mrs. Mar-; Mrs. Esther Kncute, Route 35, Mrs. Rhea VanderMnrk whs of Talisman roses; Mrs. Ray bridegroom, were the atten Gloria; four brothers, Robert caret Garrett, Jersey City, and! Keyport, and thc late Jacob mond Polinski, Perth Amboy o r g a n i s t . d a n ts . J., Mntnwan, George, Union n brother, Timothy, Jersey: Kneute, took place Saturday another sister, was dressed in T h e bride, escorted by Thomas F. Dalton, East Or Beach, Harry, Sayrevlllc, and C ity. ! a fte rn o o n . J u n e 25, 1955, a t 4 George Biersach, fathei'-in-law, orchid with a cascade of pink ange, served as the best man. John W. Keyport, and two sis o'clock, in Christ Episcopal Funeral arrangements were1 wore a blue satin cocktall- roses, and Miss Mary Havens, Ushers included Thomas Dun ters, Mrs. Edward Murray, Church, South Amboy. The under the direction ot the John lengfcli dress with picture lint Morgan, wore green with a cas ham, Menlo Park, Richard Gal- Beaver Falls. Pa., and Mrs. H. Rcv. Christopher Nichols, rec- J. Ryan Home for Funerals,! and white gloves. She carried cade of yellow roses. Qrelner, of Colonia and Robert W. Coleman, West Palm Beach. p e r f o r m e d th e c e r e m o n y .tor, Keansburg. 1 a bouquet of mixed flowers. Diane Kwasnleski, South Riv Trainer, New Monmouth, broth F la . Given in marriage by her fa Mrs. Anna Mann, Irvington, er, niece of the bridegroom, er of the bride. Janies Mideahey ther, the bride wore a gown of was flower girl. She was dress The newlyweds are honey J a m e s M u lc a h e y , 79. of 815 : imported Chantilly lace with In was matron of honor. Her WILLS FILED dress was pink faille, cocktail- ed in blue and wore a crown mooning in Bermuda and when Sherwood Dr., Cliffwood, wid s o rts of nylon t-ullc a d o r n in g the lcngth, and slic wore a picture of pale blue flowers. She car ;hey return will reside In thc ower ot Mrs. Mary (Fitzgibbom lull skirt. A lace jacket with Mrs. .Mabel II. Miller hat, white gloves, and a cor ried a cascade of pink roses. Woodbrook Apts., 2G9 South Mulcahey. died suddenly on long pointed sleeves and a Park Dr. Woodbridgc. For go Mrs. Mabel H. Miller, Marl M o n d a y , J u n e 27, 1955. H e w as mandarin collar, and a crown sage of pink carnations. John Sknrzynski, South Am ing away, the bride wore a grey ! boro Township, who died Jan. born in Ireland, tho son of the of orange blossoms holding thc Edward Kosciuch, Kearny, boy, cousin of the bridegroom cotton or Ion suit with patent fl, named her son, Clmrles R. late Janies and Mary (Burke' fingertip-lengtli veil in placc served as best man. was the best man. Ushers eather accessories and a grey : Hinunclwright, sole beneficiary , M ulcahey. completed the bridal ensemble. The couple left on a wedding were Raymond Polinski, broth- itrnw lint trimmed with yellow land executor in a ■ will dated | He is survived by a niece. She carried a spray of lilies- trip. Upon their return they er-in-lnw of the bride, Edward roses. A corsage of eyllow Feb. 25, 1049. Miss Marguerite Mulcahey. and y our of-the-valley and roses. will reside on Washington Aye.. Knrlbon, both of Perth Amboy Ilainelias completed her en .... . I with whom he resided. M tour T I R E 9 5 Mrs. Beatrice Schultz, Key- Keansburg, A ^reception was and Richard Servis, South Am- William J. Lockwood , - , , , ■'♦and febhaps _ - s e m b le . M IS S J K A N S K R I ’IC O I Funeral services were held port, attended her sister'asheid~ntthe~hT 5m e of the bride- bojh------rOUR LIFE! Mrs. MTTIIaney is a~ graduate —William J. Lockwood, Mata- j yesterday at 8:30 a.m. at the (jftron of honor, while Miss groom's parents. The bride's mother wore a SEC YOU* of thc Bcndedictinc Academy, daughter. Jean, to John Bud- wan, who dfed--May_27. named i Day Funeral Home, Keyporl, Barbara Frisch, .South Amboy, j Mrs. Oeckel wore a red and pnlo blue lace afternoon gown Elizabeth and tho College of St. nlck. jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ills wife, Edna, sole beneficiary nnd at £> n.m. thc Rcv. Cor with a pale pink hat, blue ac uB E A R n cousin of the bride, and M iss! white dress with a corsage of Elizabeth. Convent Station. She John Budnick, sr.. Telegrnpli and executrix ln a will dated nelius J. Kane, pastor, celebrat Carol Schultz, Keyport, her i red and white carnations, The cessories, and a corsage of pink 'fa^'Sew taf M t* Is n member of the faculty in Hill Rd.. Hazlet. Tlic announce Aipr. 12, 1932, . ed a high mass of requiem nt liiecc, were the bridesmaids roses. The bridegroom’s moth iM'.f . . . ftAUNCIHQ bridegroom’s mother wore a lie Woodbrldge T o w n s h Ip ment was made on Sunday. St. Joseph's Church. Kevport. Robo t Disbrow, Keyport, serv er chose a rose lace afternoon Frank E. Cnppieilo len t T».M% AS’D JtFNYIC-ft navy blue taffeta dress, pink School System. Her husband Miss Scrpcio is a graduate of Interment was in the church •tlKJ.ST T H »' ed as best man, and ushers in accessories, and corsage of dross with a pink hat, beige ac Frank E. Capplello, Keans was graduated from Wood- Keyport High School, and ls em c e m e t e r y . cluded the bride’s brother, cessories, nnd a corsnge of pale burg, who died May 28, named pink carnations. i torldge High School, Is employ ployed as a secretary at the Richard W. Letts, Jack Karllck The bride and bridegroom pink roses. his friend, Madeline Cece. ’d In the sales department of Keyporl Surprise Store. Her fi William Kolcnbcutel and Frederick Wise. . are graduates of Middletown Lyndhurst, sole bcneficlnry and A reception was held at the lie Carborundum Co., Keasbey, ance also ls a graduate of Key William Kotenbeutel, 87, of The newlyweds are on a wed executrix hi a will dated Dec. Township High • School. The BelAir Inn, Perth Amboy. and Is attending Rutgers Uni port High School and served 131 Seeley Ave., Keansburg. ding trip to Washington, D. C., bridegroom is with Hendrick 10, 1951. . For their wedding trip to Mi v e rsity . three years in the U. S. Army. d ied W e d n e s d a y , J u n e 22, 1955. r)ind upon their return will make son Construction Company, ami Beach, the bride selected He now operates Ihe Esso Serv He had lived in Keansburg for their home at 45 Church St., Mrs. Atfncs M. Ilall Shrewsbury. a pink print dress with white .Shclly-Bcnnelt ice Station on the corner of nine years. Keyport. The bride wore a hat, white accessories, and n The First Baptist Church, Mrs. Agnes M. Hall, Matn I-Ie is survived by a son. Al Skarzynskl-Mcnk Holmdel and Bethany Rds., pink and grey dress witli white corsnge of. gardenias. Red Bank, wns the scene Sat w a n , w'ho died A p r, 14, n a m e d fred, Kennsburg: a dni'shter. i Miss Barba'ra Ann Menk. H azlet. accessories and a corsage of urday, June 25, 1955, of the her husband, Wesley, sole bene- Mrs. Ida Moag, Newark; a J daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gor Mrs. Skarzynskl was gradu roses for traveling. wedding of Miss Irene Bennett, l-'einm a n -H ra truer flcinry and executor in a will stepson, Charles Lukie, Cran-! don Menk, 222 Hlllcrest Ave., ated from St. Mary's High Mrs. Kneute attended Hoff daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chnr- Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Brag- d a te d D e c . 14, 1931, ford; seven grandchildren, and! Laurence Harbor, became the School, South Amboy, and is man High School, South Am les Bennett. 8 North Bridge ger, formerly of Deal and Eas four great-grandchildren. j bride of Anthony M. Sknrzyn- employed by Esso Research boy. Her husband was gradu Ave.. Red Bank, and Kenneth ton, Pa., announce the eiiKnge- Thc John J. Ryan Home for skl, son of Mr. and Mrs. An and Engineering Company, Lin DEATHS ated from Keyport High School, Shelly, son of M r..and Mrs. El F u n e r a l s , K e a n s b u r g , w a s in thony S. Sknrzynski, ' South d e n . served four years in thc U. S. inor Shelly, Holmdel. The Rev. charge of funeral arrange A m b o y , S a t u r d a y , J u n e 25, 1955, Tiie bridegroom was gradu Mrs. Miircclla Mattlics Army and ls employed by the John Bates, Middletown, offici m e n t s . ywood nt 3:30 p.m. in St. Lawrence's ated from Middlesex County Mrs. Marcella Manlies, 91, of (£c. C. Galbraith and Co., Key a te d . Church, Laurence Harbor. Vocational nnd Technical High 99 Commerce St., Perth Am Harry II, Caniff p o rt. : Given ln marriage by her fa The Rcv. Walter M. Slattery, School and 19 employed" by boy. died Thursday. Juno 23, Harry II. Caniff. 75 of Wilson ther, the bride wore a baller- liiersacli-Oeckel pastor, officiated at the double Wcstinghouse Electric Corp., 1955. in thc P e r 111 A m b o y H o s - . A ve., M a r lb o r o T o w n sh ip , w a s I ir.a-length gown of white net Service, Inc. Miss Eleanor Oeckel, daugh ring ceremony before an altar E d is o n . pital. She had residedin Holm- ' found dead outside of his home j and nylon tulle. Her fingertip ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles decorated with white gladioli and j del Township for many years. ;on Monday. June 27, 1955. It! They will reside ln South veil fell from a matching crown Hiway 35 - Six Corners and palms. Miss Cecilia Jure- but lately had made her home!is believed thnt he had been j A m b o y , . and she carried a cascade bou wicz was soloist and Mrs. Rob wllli her daughter-in-law, Mrs. j dead for Ihree or four days. He j quet of babies’-breath, stephnn- Tel. KE: 7-3000 ert Dlmsey, organist. GorskPLcomrd : Stella Kasprnk. was known to have a licnrt con -1 otis, and white carnations. DR. LOUIS I. PRAGER Given in marriage by her fa Thc marriage of. Miss Mary ! She is survived by a grand-! dltion. ‘ Keyport Miss Lucille Shelly, the bride ther, thc bride wore a Trench Leonard, daughter of Mr. and soil, Robert Manlius. j He was born in Madison i OPTOMETRIST groom’s sister, was maid of SAFETY HI-.AlKiUAKTUKS Chantilly lace gown over taf Mrs. Harry Lconnrd. Sycamore A high mass ot requiem w as: Township, tiie son of the late i honor, slip wore a gown of Free Pickup And EYES EXAMINED feta with a chapel - length Ave., East Keansburg, to Ches celebrated Monday at 9 a.m .ioscar and Cordelia U-Iyeri Can- aqua nylon tulle and a flower Delivery Service train. . The bodice was styled ter Gorsk, Jr., son of Mr. and | a t St. Joseph's Church. Key-jiff. OFFICE HOURS ed headpiece. Her bouquet was with a Victorian collar embroi Mrs. Chester Qorski, sr., West i port. Interment wns ln thc Dally nnd Saturdays of pink carnations nnd babies’ dered in iradeslcent sequins Shore St., Kennsburg, took church ccmctery under thc di 9 A .M . to 6 P.M . b r e a th . and seed pearls. She carried a p ln c e S a t u r d a y , J u n e 25, 1955, rection of the Bedle Funeral Fridays 9 A.M. lo 9 P.M. Robert Gnrdard, Lineroft cascade bouquet of white garden at 3 p.m. ln SL. Catherine's Home, Keyport. Wednesdayi 9 A.M. lo 12 Noon was best man. William Ben ias. Church, East Kcnnsburg. The nett ushered. Miss Aldonn Szumski, Lau ceremony was performed by M r s. Harry Mixner Owners' 30 W. Front St., Keyport A reception wns held follow rence Harbor, was the maid of the Rcv. Thnd Wojclekowski. Mrs. Grace M. Mixner. 09. of KEyport 7-2020 ing the ceremony nt the home 318 Main St., Matawan, widow honor. Her floor-length gown Orgnnlst was Mrs. Cassle To Convert Your Attic! of tlic' bride's pnrents. of pale blue crystalette had a ombs. Solosit was Mrs. Ca of Harry Mixner. died Frldny, For her wedding trip to Ver mille Lutz. J u n e 24, 1955, in th e P e r t h A m mont, the bride chose n navy Escorted by her father, the boy Hospitnl. She was born in |Stop That Roof Leak! MISS KONNIU G. HRAGGKK bride wore a floor-lengtli Chan blue suit with white accessor Somerset, N. Y,, but lived most ies. of her life in this nren, Garage Bath Siding tilly lace (town ending in a long ment of tlieir daughter, Ronnie She is survived by a sister, THE BARGAIN HOUSE train. Her fingertip veil of ny Gloria, of 30 East End Avc., Mary E. Schenck, Middletown, lon tulle wns attached to n New York, to Dr. Seymour A. — Lanzaro Bros — BIRTHS and a brother. Tunis R. Sickles, Lei A Certified crown of seed pearls. She Fcnlman, Keyport, son of Mr. carried a cascade bouquet of M n ta w a n . K ik o and Mrs. Harry Feinraan, of white roses nntl orchids. Funeral services wcre held JOHNS MANVILLE FRANCHISE DEALERS Mr! and Mrs. Fred Kiko, 122 Soulh Orange. Mrs. Arthur Moll, Port Mon-, Monday at 2 p.m. nt the Bedlc Maple Avc., Keansburg, nre tiie Miss liragger wns graduated mouth, wns matron of honor. Funeral Home, Matnwan, In Contractor Do Yenr parents of a dnughter, born from Asbury Park High School, She wore a yellow crystalette terment was In Holmdel Ceme Tuesday. June 21, 1055, in Riv and the Scmple Finishing Work NORGE-WELBILT full-length gown with a match te r y . erview Hospital. School, N. Y. She is employed • Gas and Electric Ranges • Refrigerators ing pill box hat. She carried 'J by Affiliated Exporters. New Edward G. Herzog a fan-shaped bouquet of yellow P a r li n • Bamboo Blinds, All Sizes $2.50 Up York, and is the managing di Edward G. Herzog, 79, of 19 r o se s. . ‘ A first child, a daughter, was rector of the Japanese Exports Poplnr St., Bloomlngdale, for • “DINETTE KINGS” • Bridesmaids were Mlsa My b o r n o n F r id a y , J u n e 17, 1955, to South and Central America. merly of West Kennsburg, died rtle Leonard, sister of thc bride, in.South Amboy Hospital to M r. • Wrought Iron • Chrome She is vice president of the Jap T h u r s d a y , J u n e 23, 1955, iii the Miss Joan Stansfield, Jersey and Mrs. Earl Parlin. 330 Front anese - American Chamber of Pnlcrson Gcncrnl Hospitnl aft City, and Miss Rose Shea, St., Union Beach. The baby TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED Commerce. New York, a mem er a long Illness. He was n re Keansburg. They wore light weighed five pounds, onc-and- ber of the Society of Foreign tired rcnltor. green crystalette gowns with onc-linif ounces, and has been J’a.v as I.iUlc .is s.'» IV r Ahi WAIIKIIOUSK AM) SHOWROOMS Ol’lCN’ fiVHUY I)AV Music and Languages and a Surviving are three sons, Sid matching headpieces and car named Kathleen Frances. ;> YKAUS TO 1WY NO JOB TOO BIG OR AM) SUNDAYS member of the United States ney J., West Keansburg; ried fans of talisman roses. TOO SMALL T a r k Figure Skaling Association. George E.. Union City; Harold Tennent Rd. Tel. MA 1-1694-J Morganville Jolm Gorskl was his broth Mr. and Mrs. Ernest F. Tark, F., Paterson; n dnughter, Mrs. er's best man. .Ushers were Dr. Feinman took his pre Jr., of Freehold, are the par Wnlter Smith, Bloomingdnlc; Write or tall for FHKE Arthur Moll, Robert Gorskl, dental studies al Indiana Uni six grandchildren and four and Arthur Revel, Jersey City. ents of a first child, a son, born versity and was graduated In r.miUIft (>11 JOHNS MAN- W e d n e s d a y , J u n e 22. 1955, in great-grandchildren. The bride’s mother wore a 1940 f ro m W e s te rn R e s e r v e U n i Riverview Hospital. The baby Funeral arrangements were un YU.Li; chemically treated powder blue gown with blue versity Dental School. He In weighed seven pounds, four der the direction ot th e J o h n and white accessories and a terned at tile Murry and Leo- WONDKK SILICONE AS- ounces, and has been nnmed J. Ryan Home for Funerals,, corsage of pink roses. The nie Guggenheim children’s Ernest. Frnncls Tnrk, III. Mrs. K e a n s b u r g . ItKSTOs SIDING available bridegroom’s mother wore a Clinic. New York, prior lo en Turk is tlic former Miss Eliz navy blue lacc gown with pink tering tlic U. S, Army. Hold .lames Joseph Hums in !> nen-esl colors including abeth Ann Farry, accessories and a corsage ot ing tlic rank of captain, he was J a m e s J o s e p h B u rn s , -le, ol w bite. pink roses. stationed at 13rook General Hos 21 B r o o k s ld e A ve., K e a n s b u r g . B o ice pital. Texas, and Tilton Gen Following a reception nt Duf A daughter was born in Riv d ied W e d n e s d a y . J u n e 22, 1955, eral Hospitnl. Fort Di.\. Dr. t iok run*; KSTm.vrus fy's Irish House, Enst Kcnns erview Hospital oil Sunday, at Monmouth Memorial Hospi Felnmnii is a member of the burg, thc couple left for n trip J u n e 20. ID55, to M r, nnd M rs. tal. A native of Jersey City, through the southern states. Alpha Omega Dental Fralern lie had lived in Keansburg six RED BANK LONG BRANCH C h a r le s B o ice, R o u te 9, Old liy and the Passaic County Dell Calls Taken Upon their return they will B rid g e . years. He was employed by mnkc their home in Kenns- tni Society. His offices are In the Colgate-Palmolive Co., Jer 6-4700 Sat. or Sun. Also 6-4517 b u rg . S te w a r t K e y p o r l, a n d lie is a m e m b e r sey City, for 28 years as a m a Mr. Gorskl ls a graduate of Mr, and Mrs. Bernard Stew of the United Hebrew Congrc ch in ist. Middletown Township High art, 55 Poplar Ave., West gallon and Us on the profession Mr. Burns was n member oi Norwood Constuction Co. al men's committee of tlic Key School nnd is employed by All Keansburg, nre tlic pnrents of the Good Fellows Club oi 77 So. Broadway Long Branch, N. J. State Insurance Company, a son, born Sundny, June 20. port Businessmen's Associa Kcnnsburg, St. Ann's Holy Newark, ller hUBbnnd, n grad 1955, in Itivcrview Hospitnl. tion. uate of Dickinson High School, The wedding will be held at U l Jersey City, served seven years >Vard the Hotel Easton. Easton, Pa., with the U. S, Army, He Is a Mr, and Mrs. Glynn Ward, 70 on Sunday, July 31. member of the Kennsburg Po Ellen Blvd., Kennsburg, nre the licc Department. parents of a dnughter, born In South Amboy Hospital. FUNERAL SERVICES Mullnncy-Triilncr St. James’ Church, Wood- .S’leniiiiist Mrs. Henry Kiiule brldge, was the setting Satur A son wns born In South Am A re<|Uiem mass wns offered day morning, June 25, 1055, at boy Hospital to Mr. and Mrs, on Tuesdny, June 21, liy llie 11 o’clock for the marriage of Alex Stciuiuist, 10-1 c e n tr a l Rev. Edward A. Corrigan, pas Coal IS Cheaper In Summer Miss Mnry Jane Trainer, Avc., Kcnnsburg. tor, ul Sl. Ann's CMmrch, Keans- burg, fur Mrs. Sophie Katile. We’re not jusl anullmr for business. You can really wive a |n*ell»v iliiiJghlur of Mr, nnd Mrs, Mi (Jit Ilu Im ii 05, of 271 East 7111 h St.. New ►31 penny by ordering nevl winter's coal now, nt low sum m er prices. chael Joseph Trainer, 14 drove Mr. and Mrs. Donald Calla A lull bln is your srrurlty iiffjilii.si fre a k iv cn U w r a n d " u p and York. Interment, under the di Ave., Woodbrldge, to Thomas Inin, fl-l Lake Shore Dr., Cliff down" temperatures. Joseph Mullancy. Jr.*, son of rection of the John J. Ryan Fu wood, are Uifc parents of n neral llmne. Keansburu, was- In SluK z imkiI Is finetced by a U» y e a r r e p u ta tio n Tor tjim H iy. Plelt T h o m a s Joseph Milllnncy, daughter, born In South Amboy Clioescnunke Rd., Matawan. Mount Olivet Cemetery, Mid up the phono and call Kovport 7-2101. Thnt’s all, We do the rest, H o sp ita l. riiijiitce Cleaning My Specialists. Clean, Sla^free Coui nnd the Into Mj's. Mnry Mc- dletown Township. - Morrow Milllnncy, The lit. I.c a c h e s Mrs. Haule died on Salur d a y , J u n e III, l!Hi.">, a fle r s u f f e r Rev, Msgr, Charles McCorrls- A (Ini)g'hter wns born In South Eilnbllthid 1901 Quality — Walghl — S»r*lc« ing a heurl attack while walk lln officiated at the double-ring Amboy Hospital to Mr. and ing on Charles A v e ,, Keau.s- ceremony, and the llev, Jolm Mrs, Mlcliacl Lenchcs, IOO Cliff burg. Hlie had been a summer Tarrant, C.S.1’., of Jersey City, wood Avc,, Cliffwood. resident of that borough for 211 Louis Stultz, Jr., Inc. a relntlvc of the bride, cele y e a rs . brated thc mass, A ro se OIL BURNING EQUIPMENT iAND SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Kdwnrd Arose, Given in marriage by her fa FUEL OIL — KEROSENE — COAL 0 Cleveland Avc,, Old llrldge, W illiam II, (.'lu.vlon - POULTRY, DOG AND MILL FEEDS ther, the bride wore a princcsH are tin.' pnrents of a daughler, Funeral services for William j styled gown of petal pink penu If. Clnyton, 00, Itoljerlsvllle l!d.,| born In Bouth Ambny Hocpllal. 213 Broad St. Phone KK 7-2104 Keyport lie sole with a full Hkirt tormi Freehold, were held oil Friday j na ling In a c o u rt tra in . T h e L ow at 2 p.in. nl the Hodle Funernl titled bodice Was designed wllli Mr, and Mrs. Walter Low, Home, Keyport, with the Hev.| short sleeves unci nn Aloncon ail Fourth S., Wesl Keans- Dr. 1111 Im ii n T. Williams, pas- j lace yoke embroidered with burn, arc the parents of a lor of C'alvnry Methodist j need pearls. A cup of match dniightur, born Tuosday, Juno Cliurcli, Key|ioi;l, offlelatliiH, hi-j ing luce held tho triple tiered llll, 11)55, III R iv e rv ie w H o sp ital. tennent was In Itose lllll Ceme-j i veil of French imported lllu- lory, Miitiiwnn, i j slon and she cnrrlod her pntor- Ron! Ealalu Listing Curds fc Mr. riliiylon died on Tuesday,! irnl U T iindm otlicv's p r a y e r book sale at tills office, J u n e 21, 11)55, u t Ills h o m e . H e PAGE FOUR- -SECOND a THE MATAWAN JOURNAL1, MATAWAN, N. J. THURSDAY, JUNE 30. 1955 O MOMUNMMMMtMtM* iD u k e DeBrizze, Jamesburg, Tide Table Bob, down at Annapolis. Bob, Five Races At Orioles Regain 26 Cars In Stock [was third and Joe, Knranowskl now n first classman nt the i LOOKING | I fourth. No lime was taken, Following chart is for Sandy Naval Academy. was a Chevalier won the third heat Ilook {the Horseshoe) to Port member of tiie Championship July 10 Regatta First Place IT O V E R * Final At Stadium I with no lime taken. McCarthy , Monmouth. For Keyport, regimental basketball team ln » I was second. Bill Pfister, Eat Soulh Amboy and other Rari intramural play last winter,, Course In Same Place Top Englishtown Sweikert Appearance jontown, was third and Boysen, tan Bay points, add 10 min so there is a possibllty of him | fo u rth . utes. For Asbury Park sub getting' a place on the varsity As In 1954 Event While Dodgers Tie AMORY L. HASKELL, who Canceled B y Rain was honored as the man of thc j The 12-lap consolation rnce tract 15 minutes. For Bay sqund in his final year. Bob I was won by Hnusman. Bill Head oil Barncgal Bay, add 5 also tried out for the varsity Keyport's July lOiii regatta Matawan Orioles regained year over the weekend, i.s presi Rain washed out the appear- Cook. North Hnledon. came in hours, 20 minutes. For Ked track squad, but gave up the will consist of five races, stwt- the top rung of the Bayshore dent of the I\lonmouth Park o Bank, on Naveslnk River, add dual sports role to concen inu at 1 p.m., Andrew Ulrlch- Little Bigger League by defeat Jockey Club. Let's look at the oTV r M^emoriaT^Day “ i -as third and Joe Lanzaro, Morganville, was 2 h o u r s , 5 m in u te s . trate on his studies lhat he sen, chairman of the event, an ing the Englishtwon Washing state of things nt the race classic at Indianapolis, at Old fo u rth . July 1-7 (tC.S.T.) would have more time for. nounced yesterday. They will ton Forge team, 7-0, at the track ln Oceanport. • The men Bridge Stadium Saturday. The " lliirlt L o w sports ln Ills senior year, ac be run in two heals around a Forge team’s field Monday. who keep the books on admis weathermen, however, wa.s in Friday a.m. 4:48 10:52 cording to liis dad, Andrew four - lap rectangular course Davcy Jones hurled the shutout sion sales and sums wagered n better mood Friday and Sun Friday p.m. 5:17 11:38 Milligan, of Browntown. Dick with two buoy turns. for Matawan. He struck out announce with glee that every dny when a banner card of Post No. 176 Team Saturday a.m. 5:39 11:38 played on the Matawan High 18 men in seven innings. thing ls running eight per cent stock car racing was lield. The races will be in Clnss S a t u r d a y p .m . fi: 01 . '. .. . b a s k e tb a ll t e a m of 1954 ns a The same night Keyport Dod nbove last yenr. This is im There were 26 .starters in Sun M.A.B and C outboard hydro Victim Of Breaks Sunday a.m. 0:24 12:25 guard. Dick's main trouble gers and Union Bench Lions portant as there was a serious dny night's feature race. planes under the following scii- Sunday p.m. 6:42,12:24 ns a high school bnsketball locked in a four-all tie at Key sag in the wagering nnd bet Little Lenny Brown, Lam- edule for the first heats: Class Monday a.m. 7:05 1:11 player was lack of height. porl High field. Manager Bar ting figures in tlie finnl weeks bertvllle driver, scored his Outhit W. Long Branch, M, 1 p.m.: Class A, 1:35 p.m.; Monday p.m. 7:20 1:08 He was a good shot, but the a ney Chenoweth, of the Lions, of the 1954 s e a s o n a n d il w a s third feature event victory Fri Class D, 2:10 p.m.: Class C, Oakhurst, But Falter Tuesday a.m. 7:43 1:54 tall boys could blot him out. FI-IKATEN IfOHSIC — I'ol- feared the trend might con 2:4t> p .m . T h e r e g a t t a w ill con- protested enlllng this game at day. ln second and third plac Tuesday p.m, 7:57 1:52 He hns added height and i Jet, sensational winner tinue. More significant than elude In n lree-for-all race at the end of the sixth. es unlll the 22nd lap. Brown Despite three-hit pitching in Wednesday a.m. 8:22 2:33 poundage sincc leaving M ata five straight stales races, how the Jockey club and its 3:20 p .m . The Keyport tenm hnd gotten took the lead at that point to the combined efforts of Rich Wednesday p.m. -8:34 2:31 wan High and with the Navy stockholders are getting along Prizes of $55 per heat will bc I seek new laurels in the away to n two-run lead ln the w in . Fariello and Bert Collins. Ma Thursday a.m. 9:00 3:09 Academy training, he will be ls how the customers nre get tawan Post No. 176 team fail available to registered Ameri >,100 Tyro Slnkes on July first when errors put Dltsie Eddie Soden. Red Bnnk, was Thursday p.m. 9:11 3:10 set to report for the plebe ting nlong. The Monmouth can Power Boat Association l holiday m ein" nrograni Jnckson and Pumpkin Brown second across the finish line, ed to cheek West Long' Branch cage squad next winter. Park season this yenr has been drivers. First prize i.s $25, on base and Frank Miele scor Jackie McLaughlin, Paulsboro, in Monmouth County Junior Le Monmouth Park race marked by an oddity, in lhat of second $15, third $10, and fourth ed them with a hit'. Union took third place and Joe Kar- gion League play Monday, the Cards Tryouts July 8-9 Hnve you read the clossiiied ads? ck. If he wins that race, the first 102 races run. 42 fav $5. ' Beach got a run back ln the anowski. South River, was victors rising lo first place in start will be in Mon- orites were winners, or 40 per Dates for the St. Louis Cnrdi- ; Pits will be set up at the fool second. Hank Gunsauls, their fourth in the race which was the league. uth’s $30,000 S a p 11 ri cent of the favorites cnmc in. nnls tryout for boys interested of Prospect St. and there will pitcher, led off with n hit. Ray halted on the 23rd lap. Their (5-4 defeat Monday fol This is an unusually high per in big lengue baseball careers o be a drivers’ meeting at 11 a .m . lives, most famous miil- Cnmmerano was lilt by a pit lo w ed a 3-3 tie w ith O a k h u r s t centage for any race track. It Jimmy Mack, South Amboy, a r e J u l y 8-9 a t M a n a s q u a n H ig h nt .the pits the day of the race nm cr classic for two-year ched bnll. Lew Wells singled Thursday for Matawan A walk becomes more poignant in that Joe Boomer, Middletown, N. School field. It was announc when the conditions of racing to score Gunsauls. . and an error got Fariello in lt follows a spring meeting at Y., and Soden were the early ed incorrectly to be two clays A WALTER READE THEATRE will be stated. There i.s to be Ray LoPresto, Keyport pitch trouble in the first and Mc Garden State Pnrk where nn pace-setlers. On the fifth lap later ill this newspaper last OPCN al 7:00-Shcw StnrU flt DUSK . no. testing of motors before er, then kept the foe ln check Gee's double brought in two Soden shot out in front. Brown w e e k . noori of that day. until the sixth. An error put unusually' low percentage of TELEPHONE: EATONTOWN 3-0760 moved into second place, Mel West Long Branch runs. Mc- There are no entry fees, the Bob Kline on base and he mov odds-on favorites, not even 30 Keyport B.C. Loses Boysen, Old Bridge, was third i Gee later scored. Mntawan per cent, came ln. The cause commlttcc announces. Entry ed along when Butch Belleran came back for two in their half FRIDAY ONLY and Al Wardell. Lakclnirst, blanks can bc obtained from walked. LoPresto fanned the for tills unusual phenomenon Looking !t Over i -fourth...... A t the 10th Tap “s o d o n I " f, th c ‘" " ’I’* 1,its b y }Iilnk Jump Into Hell William G. Schanck, 32 Wnlling To IVhitesville, 5-4 next man, but Gunsnuls follow tills yenr In horse race betting (Continued rnun fuurlh column! , was. still in front, witli Brown i ^ T. ®,.vc Bob Deitz and a Kurt Knzncr - Jack Sernas Terr., Keyport. ed with a lilt to _s (leal tivis yuuis out uf tin- hist| John Turner, m ., i.nd ,iehn' ; | At Lasino July 2, 3 Two-Year-Olds Strange Ways People Lose Money Discuss Trunk Sewer Social Security ill) years and for one year and! Turner, jr., steward and ■ rue- a half out of the tliree-ycar per-‘ ing secretary respectively at Monmouth Feature At July 14 Meeting Disability Freeze iod immediately before you be- Monmouth Park, are one of the came disabled. ■ i few father-and-son combina- A lady in Hutchinson, Kansns sent For additional information re- i Polly’s Jet, Decathlon, tlie m utilated crum bs of ten find tw enty tions officiating in thorniigh- Keansburg To Be Host Additional Data gardlng this phase of the Fed- , , . . , In July 4 Tyro Stakes dollar biils to tho U. S.-Treasury ex To Representatives Now Available eral law. It is suggested that 'bred racing today. plaining lhat rats hnd eaten them. Some you contact your nearest Social ...... were pieced together and she was reim / July 4th weekend will bring The date of Thursday, July One of the most Important Security Administration office bursed. iilost of it was lost, O ' two-year-olds into nction at 14, has been set for a m e e tin g p ro v is io n s in th e 1954 a m e n d listed in the phone book under Motimoutlv Pnrk. the fillies hav of representatives of Raritan ments to the Social Security U. S. Government, Department! ing their inning on Saturday in Bay communities in Middlesex Act deals with the "disability of Health, Education, and W ei-: the $20,000 Colleen Stakes while and Monmouth Counties to dis |f r e e z e ." fare. A pamphlet entitled: on Monday, colts and geldings cuss possible nction ngalnst thfe Thc new law takes into con "Facts for Those Who Are Dis In Menominee, Wisconsin n farmer lost will hold sway in the Tyro, Middlesex County Sewerage Au sideration the fact that a per abled." is available. his billfold in thc field. Tw o days late r hc worth $15,000. Both races are thority. The meeting will be I son may become totally disnbl- w as slaughtering u calf find .discovered tho at flve-and-a-half-furlongs. lieid in Keansburg. I ed and unable lo work at some los^ hills in its stomach, lie got u full re Promotion Given For the Colleen it is expect i Benjnmln Cannizzaro, presi time during his employable demption from the Treasury. j Grand Union Employee ed that such winners as Catch dent of the Keansburg Cham years, making a lengthy gap penny, Tolnn Rose, Doubledog m his earnings record. Con ber of Commerce, which is i The appointment of William dare, Mabe Cee, Venomous, gress felt that a person so dis sponsoring Uie meeting, snjd Bill Haley nnd his Comets ; Chisholm ns assistant to Wil- snobbish. Dark Charger, Hi and abled should not be peaniized the purpose of the meeting is will appear at the famous Ca j liam F. Dempsey, vice presi- Pair, Cele’s Pet, Fannie’s Rose, by having these unproductive Many people hide money in a .receptacle to familiarize the bayshore 'dent in charge of store opera- You Get Clean, Quick Sylvia Porter and Rich And sino on the ocean at Asbury years counted against him In and placc it in thc furnace, U. S. Treasury communities with tlie possible | tions for the Grand Union Com Rare will be on hand. restorers can sometimes identify burned Park for two nights over the computing his benefit rate when effects the trunk sewer might ! pany, has been announced by Heat for Cooking money, even when nearly reduced to ash— h e r e a c h e s 65 o r d ies. The Tyro promises to bring a have on them. Independence Dny weekend, Ju ! Lansing P. Shield, president of Prompt, Efficient clash, of some unbeaten colts, but not always! Take for example, a person Alfred T. Poling, Keyport, ly 2 and 3. ; the food chain. most prominent of whom is who hnd wnges of $300 per Service Democratic candidate for the In support of ihe Comets will j Mr. Chisholm has been asso Barclay Stable’s Polly's Jet, month for 10 years and then Assembly, said that if the com ciated with Grand Union since be Ben Snyder and his 15 piece suffered a stroke which incap winner of six .straight. Among munities decide to oppose the ' N o v e m b e r 1952. H a v in g s e rv - KEYPORT GAS CO. band and the "Hurricane Jazz acitates him for 10 y e a r s b e the top rivals for this speedy In Atlanta; Georpin a reelusc died with a multi-million dollar sewer pro l ed for a time as a produce clerk F iv e ." fore he reaches 05. Prior to son of Polynesian will bo De will leaving $22,000 he had stored in a ject they probably will s e e k an j in the Pearl River, N. Y., store, Affiliate Of . . . Dancing and show will be the new law his social security cathlon, Nantallah, Jean Bap mason jjar. . They found the money—but Injunction against the author Mr. Chisholm joined the com- tiste, Bob-O-Bob, But First, continuous from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m . payment at age 05 would have mold., and damp had solidified it so it ity. Bids hnve been received | pnny’s management trainee Combustion II, Needles, Be- jcncli night and popular prices been based on earnings of $150 r*iY couldn't be pried apart. X-rays saved some; for the sewer construction and p r o g r a m in J u l y 1953. U p o n somer, Avis, Hi - Sag, Well will p re v a il. m o n th ly . KEYPORTLDWBER m ost was lost. contracts nre expected to be let \ c o m p le tin g Llie p r o g r a m in Thc new law permits this Marked, Will of Allah and Nan's in enrly July. ■April 1954, lie was nppointed ns wage earner to make applica & s u p p ly m M ink. Graduation Exercises \ n district manager in the Mr. Poling Monday night urg tion for the disability freeze, Decathlon jumped into prom There nre lots ot ways to lose money—ospooially when you arc ; chain’s northern division and Tel.M ataw anl-1872 ed members of thc Keyport At Bayshore Dog Club and if on the basis of medical inence last Saturday when lie traveling. You leave it in.n hotel room, send it to,a cleaner; it may ! supervised stores in Ncw York, Borough Council to attend the evidence he is determined to be Cliffwood, N. J. turned back Out Pleasure by a fall from your pocket, bo'left pn a restuiirnnt table or lost on the I Graduation exorcises w e re i Vermont and Massachusetts. many occasions when youjhandle cash. However, American Express h e a r in g , H e tolc! th e m th e s e w totally disabled, the 10 years in head in tlie $10,000 Nursery held oil June 22nd. by the Bay- 1 He was serving in that position er outfall will send “‘over 100 which lie could not contribute Stakes nt Nnrrngnnsett. . Travelers Cheques can never be "lost.” Full redemption is made shore Companion Dog Club. 1 at tiie time of this promotion. million gallons of waste into because no one but you can sp^nd them. Inc.. nt. its training quarters In toward social security will not The Colleen Stakes have been Raritan Bay dally,” ndding the be counted against him. His Keyport where five dogs a'nd l.^ld annually since Monmouth outlet would be only 4iiOO feet benefit rate will bc based on their handlers received diplo- —Pn rk-waa-i'e-oiic-ned —111 1040. b u t Car -Wreckage ______l Meyner To Open Final from Keansburg and 5500 feet tlie S300 monthly earnings the Tyro Stakes were only : mas for having successfully To Be Exhibited > ; f r o m F c r th A m b o y- '■------: coirTpa-ted the beglinlel * course whkili. he averaged prior to til' brought back ln 1952. The fol1 t Section Of Parkway onset of Ills disability and not He labeled the sewerage au In' o b e d ic n c e tra in in g . lowing year the first indication on the $150 level which would Holiday SpeciaI In, nn effort to shock .high Gov. Robert B. Meyner will thority a ‘'political monstros a new turf king had come along I Tlie graduates were judged cut a traditional ribbon to open ity" nnd callcd thc proposed have been used prior to tlie wns given when Errard King way users into a realization of by Matthew Rice, Piorhain the last major section of the trunk sewer a “menace to all change in the law. defeated Artlsmo in the Tyro perils to be fnced In traffic, Park, Mr. Rice awarded first Garden Stnte Pnrkway Friday the bnyshore communities in Thc old-age and survivors in e v e n t...... particulnry over: the coming plnce to "Summer," a cocker nt noon in time for the July New York and New Jersey." surance section of the Social ! spaniel, and his handler, Miss ONE DAY ONLY With the storied Nashua per ii o 1 i d a y weekend Attroney 4th weekend traffic. Security Act contains no dis forming in the $50,000 Dwyer Mr. Poling said 14 national Edna Mno Bailey. Port Mon General Grover , C. Richmnn, ability payment provisions. The ribbon-cutting ceremony and stnte experts on pollution m o u th , " S u m m e r " s c o rc d 152!-; Stakes at Aqueduct Saturday, However, employees who be Jr., has nnnounced that the will take plnce nt thc northern nnd sewage have been invited out of a p o ssib le 155. S e c o n d O Is h a r d l y likely a n a tt e n d come disabled through illness, terminus of New Jersey’s new' to tlie July 14 hearing, nt which place was awarded to a dach ance mark will be set at the state has nrranged for a tour accident, or other causes should FRIDAY JULY 1, 1955 s u p e r h ig h w a y , R o u te 17, P a r a - the pros nnd cons of tiie trunk shund, "Rust.v," handled by Oceanport track over the week of the .wreckage of the car remember to contacl their so mus, in Bergen County. The sewer will be given. He snid Mrs. Mildred Shapiro, Atlantic end. Nashua has been nomin which carried five young people cial security office upon becom flnnl m ajor link ln the lfi5-mile he hoped the governing bodies Highlands, scoring 152. "Lady." ated for the Choice Stakes n to their death In an , accident ing disabled to insure that their M & G Custom Made Slip Covers, 3 Piece toll road extends from Route of all bayshore communities ] ii boxer handled by Joseph Vac- Monmouth Pnrk July 30 and near Somerville last week, . rights to future payments will 40, East Paterson, to the Route would attend. icarelln. Matawnn, scored 132'-. Ills showing in the Dwyer will Mr. Richman said the mass bc protected. Set $69.00; While Material Lasts 17 terminus. land placed third. Other gradu- largely determine the kind of of metal, almost unrecognizable The trunk sewer would not be These requirements must be All Sots Guaranteed field to run against him, if he as a motor vehicle, hns been Slate Highway Commissioner necessary, Mr. Poling said. If jntes receiving qualifying scores met to have your social secur shows at Oceanport. loaned to the state, nnd through Dwight R. G. Palmer and of the communities along the riv [were Mrs. Jean Larson, South ity account frozen due to total j Amboy, with her boxer, “Bru- the co-operation of the New Jer ficials of the New Jersey High er made sure the sewage dis disability: You must file appli |tus,’’ nnd Mrs. Raymond Wlt- sey Motor Truck Association, way Authority, builder and op posal systems dumping into the cation with tlie Social Security •kowskl, Sayreville, with her LOCATED IN CLIFF'S AUCTION HOUSE it will be carried by truck to erator of the Parkway, will join river were constantly checked. Administration: you must- hnve various centers in the state for Governor Meyner in the brief j bo x e r, " B r n n d y . " been totally disabled for at lenst Highway 36, Keyport ML exhibit. It will be accompan ceremonies marking the climax j Stewards were Leo Celi, Mid six months at the time your ap ied by a motor vehicle. inspec of a three-year effort. The pub Jersey Shore dletown, and Richard Maloney, plication is filed: the disability 'sl* I'Oll VOIJIt ItKST SI.II* COVF.lt ItlIVS SICK ItT .t G tor who will use a public ad lic is Invited to be on hand for Baseball League Keansburg. Refreshments were must be expected to last for a dress system to tell of the the formnl opening. served under the direction of long time: you must have work j . _ worst - multiple death traffic Mrs. Victoria Farrell. ed under social security for at mishap since seven died in a Women To Interview Sunday's Results A new beginners' class will me Leonardo 16, Asbury Park 1. crash in Burlington County last start in the full. J u ly . Municipal Officials Red Bank Giants 3, Toms Riv The tentative itinerary set e r 2. ! Mrs, Charles Kellers, Presi- Monmouth Beach 4, Red Bank the dntes of July 1 to July 4 : dent of the Lengue of Women ■ NEWSPAPERS T o w n e r s 2. when the car wreckage would Voters of New Jersey, nnnounc- y-js ARE WE AOS Adelphln 8, Polntplensant 0. Davy Crockett Hat or be In Monmouth and Ocean FREE ed that n questionnaire on local Wliilesville 5, Keyport 4. C o u n tie s. | water supply has been mailed S t a n d i n g s . ; to the 77 local leagues in the W L P e t . %BASIC Powder Horn To Every Child state. During the month of Ju L e o n a r d o G O 1.000 ly the local leagues will use ACCOMPANIED BY HIS PARENTS R e d B n n k T o w n e r s 4 2 .067 ADVERTISING MEDIUM tills questionnaire as n basis for DANCING SAT. NITE Adelphia 4 2 . 667 Interviewing municipal and wnt- ATTIIIC SIMCIOIJS SKAUREKZE (i.W.I.ItOOM OF THE R e d B n n k G ia n ts 4 2 .667 er officials to determine local K e y p o r t B. C. 3 3 .500 SATURDAY JULY 1st ONLY water conditions. LAURENCE HARBOR CASINO P o i n t P l e a s a n t 3 3 .500 Complete Picnic Assortment Turn al the Highway 35 Traffic Light 1 ■ This preliminary study Is ex M o n m o u th B e n c h 3 3 .500 pected to be completed by July Toms River 1 5 .1G7 Baseball and Softball • LAURENCE HARBOR 31st. Bnsed on tills question Asbury Park ...... 0 G .000 Equipment Visit the licach Casino and naire, further availnble inform Gaines Sunday ANNUAL Knjiiy the Hammond Organ .Music By ation nnd study by the league, Adelphia at Red Bnnk Giants. Greeting Cards It is anticipated that progress Toms R i v e r nt Monmouth: 'I p c S S g r BILL COLEMAN will be made townrd n solution B e a c h . | Toys— For Young and Old of the water problem whereby ro%cmnui im C(ari Every Friday - Saturday and Sunday Nites _ Red Bnnk Towners nt Keyport. j Hunting Supplies Bicycle Supplies and Repairs the needs of individual resi- Point Pleasant nt Asbury Park. ; dents, business, agricultural mm Games Monday and recreational interest can Leonardo, at Red jBnnk Tnwn- fie ; a d e q u a t e ly arid: e q u ita b ly ! re-. Q Frederick O. Wrosley, Sprinu Valley Hrl , Morganville, has re c e iv e d $32f)0 in s e tt le m e n t of a »JurI a foot in d iam eter from nwivel suit for personal injuries suffer t o p t o baxo, ypt j|> t|>o ed in an auto accident on Route world'fl monl powerful rk'nurr! And 9, Marlboro Township, last Ju ennirHt to uso! Now |»o*p a c t u a l l y double* ils yet eomprPMPN for ly. stornz**. N»*w Hoover nor.7.le--*nH Tbe defendants wrre Harry fidl-horj»cpnwor motor —get more dirt with h’ lows work! Goldberg and .Sons. Newark: W ilh two ovens you get James lliley, Perth Amboy, and greater capacity, of course. But even none Powell. Lamcncc Pkwy., mart important is the neater flcxibil. Laurence Harbor. PETES INC ily and eout cnitncc! Bake in one oven Mr. Worsle.v. represented by AT HUS STOP — KHVI'DHT 7-:i~t)ll while your roast is in the other I IJroil Edward %V. Wise. Jr.. Red Bank, Ol’POSITIC SAi’KWAV' — KKANSIIl’lKi 11-1100 a roan and bake potatoes or rolls—at the same tim e! More free tim e fo r your* charged that he was hurt when '•'«o Circtil Stores — Open Friday Til 0 I’.SI. se lf! his jeep was forrod off the road by two trucks owned by the Goidbern firm and driven by Mr. Riley and Mr. Powell. Good News! ^ They're Back! LIBERATOR 2-OVEN HV Pnl'I l,\l! DKMANI) FOB AUTOMATIC PUSHBUTTON RANGE o m M The "TUNE SPINNERS" PUSHIUnON COOKINO wilh Ih.la DE IUXE FEATURES.’ ■ THE SHORE’S HOTTEST BAND • Automatic Calrod® 2-Shelf luill-M cight DON’T MISS Vyy 1 V , Surfacc Unit Companion Oven Only THE FUN $ h / l /,/> r D.cluxc • l’ujhbutton Controls J;!citrieMinutc Timer — i V t l l A l A s Entertainm ent with Tel-A-Cook Ncw "Calrod Hake" O P E N ------Lights Units • "Slir!lglu Grey” Fam ous " l’ocuscd 3 7 HOUSE =»^-E V E R Y SAT. NITE Oven Linen Mem" Uroilcrs • EXCELLENT ITALIAN FOOD • Ili-Spced Surface Removable, lias/-to- Units, One Hxtra III- Clean Calrod Oven PIZZA PIE AT ITS BEST Speed Units — No Open p er day after/ou/ o • F.n.|u,v a Tnsly Smirk or .1 Fr;i*t White l.WiMiini! l« Tim I • Huge-capacity Wide* Coils. , cfompayment Terrific IHvlelaml Hand Play Vour Favorite Uonni'sl Opening Master Automatic Oven Numbers, i MMITI'.l) TIMM ONI.V! NKK I'S TODAV Oven Timer Pizza Pie Orders lo TnUo Out use o u r METER p la n COME IN AND SEE US TODAY TAVERN AND PETE S INC. RESTAURANT U b c Our METER Plan At Bus Stop D C T C ' C I M r Opposite Safeway Two (irciit Sillies — (Ipi'ii Friday 'I'll II IMW. Tourine'sV o u r (*<>pn111 r H o sts; "IM ite h lo ’' m ul A nn At Hus Slop Opposite Suri'wn.v Ample Free Parlthwv Snace Keyport 7"2700 ■ C I C 3 Kcnnsburg 6-1100 Keyport 7-:i7t