This Week COVERING TOWNSHIPS OF HOLMDEL, MADISON One Section MABLIIORO, MATAWAN AND -16 PAGES MATAWAN BOROUGH

Member Member . 00th YEAR 5th WEEK National Editorial AMoeUtloa MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY, JU lV si, 1958 New fertey ]>reM'A*aooUttan Single Copy Ten Cents Boarding Home Matawan Home Destroyed In Saturday Blaze Holmdel Needs Proceeds From “Lemon” Sale Madison Board Gains Approval Radar Speed Unit Appoints Nurse Residential Zone Chief Phillips Asks Opposition Losoi : In Ravi tie Dr. Area lior Check On Autos Move To Got Delay . Matawan Zoning Board ol Police Chief Joseph Phillips Appointment of a s c h o o I Adjustment Monday voted to recommended to the Holmdel mirso spilt ihe Madison Town- - recommend to the' borough ahlp Ilimid of Education at a council a variance be granted Township Commttteo Thurs­ special meeting Thursday, The Mrs. Else Scheie for property day a radar speed check should bonrd also tried Ineffectually lo at the northeast corner of Ra­ be purchased at a oost ol $500. get somewhere on hiring nn nd- vine Dr. and Aberdeen Rd.. so Mayor James It. Ackerson re­ minlatrutlve a a s t a t u n t lo that the house located there ln ported the type recommended straighten out tho Jumbled a Class “ A” residential z o n e school bus transportation proh- may be used as a boarding j by the cblel had provep satis­ loin during lhe limnth of Aug­ home. ------factory ln use ln Shrewsbury ust, . The board imposed the re­ ■Township, Tlie mayor believed 5t I s s Carol Delhanco. as striction there must be no al­ such a unit- would bo excellent olmlrmnn of the health com- teration of the external struc­ foi* use on llolmdcl Rd. in the mttteo, recommended tlie up- ture of the house. The board Hazlet nren, and If an agree­ poliitmeul or Mra. Doris Me- will allow changes In the inter­ ment could be made with Rar- Quire, Laurence llnrhnr, fo r ior to suit the ueeds of the Itall.Township, on Bethany Rd. thc nurse's poet at u $3200 sal­ business to be conducted there. T li e latter road forms the ary, Robert LaMura, Matawan, boundary between the tw o attorney for the applicant, ex­ townships, . Arlo Hinkle, manager of the J. J. Newberry Co, Store. Stanley Kordzlnskl, former Weit Frout St., Koyport. itirveyi more than 500 lemons, left hoard president, askeil why plained that the boarding house Plans lor renovating the for­ by patron* last week who took advantage of Newberry's Mrs. Mcaulro waa given pref­ was cot to be confused with a mer school building at Craw- "Lemon" sale. Idea was to pay full price for an article on erence over other applicants, nursing home; He said that a 'Jord’s Corner lor a municipal •alo and receive a tierond Item for one lemon. Mr. Ulnklo one of whom lmd lmd ns much boarding home la one In which hall ran Into something of a said lie has barrels of lemonade on sale tills week,. as five yenr'H oxpcidrnco ln there Is allowed only one bed BW- snag with th» report that thero school work, lie questioned U patient, according to the State The home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shea, New Brunswlok Ave., Matawan. was destroyed br was only $1158 ln the oapltnl It wore because Mrs. McGuire department of Institutions and fire Saturday. Mrs. Shea and her daughter, Kathleen, 18, were hurt In the fire which broke Improvement (und. Commit­ waa "a local resident" and the Agencies ruling; all others out when a can of gasoline spilled.and was ignited in the kitchen.’ Three other children teeman Ernest E. Peseux, In Tri-County Sale Building Permit person wllh the school exper­ must' be able to get about and escaped without injury. Above firc m e n run hoses to the building, tlie rear cfwlilch already charge d! the project, was con- ience did not como from the take care of themselves. He ls flaming furiously. • • ■ ' ., - ■ lldcnt a means bl overcoming township. ■ acknowledged the original ap­ this difficulty could bo found. Urged In Voting Use Is Queried plication bad specified only the Mayor . Aokorson Informed Fully Qualified For I'osltlen - live persons were to be k e p t Full Report Promised New Town Hall Peter Genovese, representing - Stockholderi At Marlboro Owner Sees Mlsa Delbasco explained tlmt there that the state .will allow, Matawan Family the township board of educa­ ' Freehold Meeting Asienment Avoided Mrs, Mcaulro was a register­ for any boarding home, but he . Jasper Johnson, of tho Jo* tion. a second pump, for tlie ed nursn nnd fully qualified In acknowledged now lt was plan­ scph J. Seaman Co., Perth Jail Damaged flevcn-hundred-nnd-alxly oua- ' A roquost for tho display of her opinion, to perform school ‘ ned to have eight persons at Flees Home Fire Amboy, who Is conducting a present tank would not bo In­ tomnr-atookholdera of the Trt- building permits to avpld can- duties. She Doted Mrs. Mo- the house as the- state tnspec- thorough audit of Matawan stalled at Crawford’s Corner County:--Rural Electric-Co., olrucllon,—additions -and-lm- .Quire had.donated.her,services ... tors-had-declded'lt could com­ Sister Saved Lives Township books, Raid yester­ Unruly Prisoner In School ro ’.he board and the inc., by a margin of bettor than provemonls to houses and oili­ to school and other olvlo needs . fortably hold that many as the Of Two Young Boys day he will Issue a complete Matawan Twp. Cell township could keep tholr use 10 to ono, have voted to author­ er structures being mndo with­ In emergencies without- com­ ■282-by-156-foot grounds were report ot^his findings as soon of gasoline recorded soparato-' ize tho on-operattvo’a'board of out IJ, being reported to tho as- pensation. , . ... •. ample for it. A Matawan mother and one as the audit is completed. A violent outburst by a Cliff­ ly, The mayor-averred that aa directors to negotiate wllii the sossov, was asked by Ennsloy David Watson challenged Mr. : Question Raised Oi her three daughters suffer­ Tho audit was ordered to de­ wood youth yesterday resulted the gasoline would be deliver­ Jcraey Central Power and Boyce, a spectator at tlio Marl Kordalnskl's true tntorost - In Question was raised If there ed second degree burns Satur­ termine the exaot amount of ln his being given one year ln ed; tb tho tank In the .township’s Light Co. for the possible sale boro Township Commlttoo dmlleiytlng "this one appoint­ might be many more persons day as gasoline exploded and publlo funds allegedly em­ thc county jail with a suspend­ home and the two pumps pf Tri-County to the larger util­ Thursday, He said lio know of ment nut of 63 on the staff." brought to the house. If th e burned but their home at 21 bezzled by former Township ed sentence, 8100 fine nnd $5 would be drawing from th e ity, ' ' three such undertakings In Ills Re noted tho linnlth committee board did not Impose a restric­ New Brunswick Ave., Mata­ Collector Charles J. Kelly. * costs and then put on a year’s same tank, the separate re­ The voto waa recorded at a section of tho township on was givnu u free lmnd-tn tin) tion. After some deliberation, wan. Mrs. Frank Shea and her Mr. Jokuson said he Is probation by Magtstrnte Luth­ cordings would bo meaningless apoolal meeting of Trt-County’a which no building-permits over past on choice of miiaea. Miss the members decided that If the daughter. Kathleen, 18, were "making progress” on thc er A. Foster, Malawnn. Town* and tho now pump an extra ex­ membership—at— th e Jewish woro shown and tints ho was Delbasco observed Mrs. Mo- Btate Department of Institu­ treated- by Dr. S.M .-L'a zo w, audit which was begun July ship. Damaging the new town­ pense, Community .Center, Freehold, fairly .certain, the. work novel' aulro met all scliuu‘1 nunc re- tions and Agencies approved Matawan. Kathleen was trans­ 7 after a shortage reportedly- ship hall "was one of his of­ To Compile Ordinances was discovered by Mr. John­ fenses. On recommendation of ’ Jo­ About 509 pprahns were pros­ hud conm to llio attention of qnlremeiits, - ____ _ thc premises for more th a n ferred to Perth Amboy Gener­ seph J. Seaman A Co., tlio aud­ ent, Of these, 318 approved tho uascasor. William Joyce Joined Mr.. eight persons, It would be dif­ al Hospital. son July 3. On that date, the Capt. J. Edgar Wilkinson, opening negotiations with JSP- Btucy Matthews, zoning offi­ Kotdzmsltl In upholding th e ficult to moke a local restric­ , Mrs. "Shea, who suffered a resignation of Mr. Kelly as township police, signed o o m- itor, lt was voted to hire Philip l-.L and 30. disapproved. Proxies tion stand up agnjnst the rul­ collector and treasurer was Costello, municipal clerk of the cer, reminded tlio committee right of hoard members to.con-_i sprained ankle when tlie kitch­ accepted and he was charged plalnt alleging . the defendant Clly of Perlh Amboy, to com­ made the Una! tally (107 to 03 ho lmd asked for a regulation lest lhc.muvo of llio lio lfllh ing. lrom Trenton. “ ' en of the house was enveloped formally with embezzlement. Joseph Bork, 19, Prospect pile Uie nutirly 200 ordinances tn (avor ot negotiating. lo mnkb tho display of o a r d s ooimnlik'O. He objected strung- TTf. Conrow Wyckoff. who said In flames credited her daugh­ Ave., had caused destruction at of tho township In R hook form. Tho reaoluton waa offered mnnUhtory to certify jg building l> to Mr,. ■ .Wutsoii's "I n t e r- he was speaking for Mrs. Mar­ ter, Maureen, 19, with saving Mr. Johnson was named to the new township hall, as a dis­ by John Narzowlch, Marlboro permit had been lukim out. Ho [erence" on dm slhms b o t n g garet- Melnzer. an adjoining the lives of Mrs. Shea's tw o replace Mr. Kelly temporar­ orderly person. He also had Daniel S, Ely, township olerk, Township, former member ’ Df nukod the health chairman and owner, asked If the premises sons; .Kevin, five, and Jimmy, ily.- - : - . ' • ,.. • - been resistant to police ofllcers received, approval to liivo An- mouRcd to lho governing body could be Used for any o th e r three.' Tlie three ‘were on the ' ' Mf. Johnson told.ft repre­ tnlivtte'LucoereUL ahd Lulu Tri-County's board ot directors he hud augueutcd u $10 fluo fur asked the hnulliir bo dniuyed business purpose !f a boarding second floor of the house when sentative of The Matawdtt and assaulted an attendant at .CawfsU a? depcty-registrars of It permits the bonrd to o p 8tr ^qlltne to display imrh a Mrii until Dr, Eugene W .8 ll r o 11 k. _ liomo were noicontlnued under, Journal liU flnut report will: tho Chftwuocl DchcIi pool.; " - ' 'potocroijsopt, 03-24:33. '...... " " ■Its biioka ito /ttl’AL BWf' in Vile. lib atutcdTlierOTvcro 50 square the new slipeiTillelidrut .' would' the flre broke o'lit'. ’ — - Include tho exact amount of According lo Capt) Wilkin­ A salary ordlnan'ce was In­ Innpocton of. lhe co oporutlve'a miles lit tlio township,,st> (l wns be in Die district idler Aug*, t, the variance. The board ossur- Mrs. Shea told a representa­ son, the trouble started at 4 troduced; It provides snlarles physical assets by lire' larger a momiiHriitartaak tp-korp an Mr. Korrhtlmkl-also' said Dl, ' ed him the variance was only tive of The Keyport -Weekly funds determined to be miss­ p.m. yesterday when Don Hol­ as follows; Committeeman utility, It also dtrecta the hoard eye out for nil building and i o- silt unit should have Hie Tight-, for the specific purpose cover- and The Matawan Journal that ing, how the alleged embez­ ly, anjrttendant at the p o o 1/ $800, mayor $1000, township lo obtain a "firm offer to pur­ novnllng activities. to review the.Wallace were called from del Fire1 Co, members were would require an affirmative ally was 00 feet wide but tlio without waiting for Dr, Shronk Jjoy General Hospital where he the flames," Another sister, township police headquarters. asked. There are 30 members vote of two-thirds of tho stock­ used iTght-nf-wiiy new was on­ te approve them, so lliors was :lias been ln critical condition Donna, who ls elgbt-years-old, Municipal water and capital On the way back to headquar­ holder*. ly III (ebt. Ho suggested lliti 24 no need lo watt In the ossa of lor the past six days after hav- had Just gone outside to ride of the company who arc elig­ Tho salo also would need ap­ (net nvallnlile on each sldo lio a nurse, /lng been run down Friday by a her bicycle when the lire broke Improvement bonds totalling ters lh thc patrol car, Bork ible and six nre cburtar mem­ Inipriivcd with the Installation Mr, Joyca questioned Mr, motorist against whom charges $152,900 were sold Tuesday tried to get loose and Jump, out bers from Mar. 10, 1017, tho proval of the State Fublio Util­ of drunken driving and leaving out. of the car. Then, on arriving at founding date. Mr. Ely Is one ities, Mr. Bhirbor said. ' Tri­ of drainage dltcliss to ihe near­ Watson's Interest In pressing * According to police reports, night at a special meeting of headquarters, where he had to County. wliloli buys Its powor est flowofl oatch baslii or lhe matter but acknowledged the scene of an accident have the fire started when a can of the Matawan Borough Council of these and Committeeman from JCPAL. was formed In stream., : the objectors lmd a lost cause, been entered. gasoline ln the kitchen was bo led up a flight of steps to Llebenow Is the lost member 1937 under tho Rural Electrifi­ Field Frro of Nurfaoe Water saying "If you’ve got the votes . Keyport State Police report­ to the firm of B.J. Vanlngen A tho 'second floor of the new to qualify, having Joined th e counted,, call lhe motion," It ed a 17-year-old Newark youth knocked over accidentally and Co., New York. The Vanlngen building, the prisoner gave company tn 1951 and now com­ cation Administration's p r o- Mrs. Flnlayson charged th e caught up to the hit and run the contents spilled. The fumes thorn a bard-scuffle, the of- pleting hla required seven gram to extend eleolriclty to township two years ago h ad wns culled and he and Mr, driver after a two-mlle chase were believed Ignited by the firm offered 3.60 per cent In­ flcers related. yeara of active service for an fnrm nrona, particularly to built a dralnugo system so tlmt Konlzlnskl were the two “ 110'*" , on Route 34 outside of—Mata­ pilot light of the family's gas terest for the Issue and a pre­ At headquarters Bork still exempt certlftoate. areas which private poliipunles field on a private faun fur­ I11 11 (12 poll to hire Mrs, Mc­ wan. He dragged the fleeing stove. . mium of $152,125. was unruly and broke loose found too costly to service. Trt- ther up Uoi'don's Corner ltd. Guire, ... motorist from his car and drove Tbe flames spread rapidly There were three unsuccess­ or.ee to grab a typewriter, haul County has linos In Monmouth, from her plnoo could ho trued Mr. Iloff recommended tlmt through the two-story home It up over his bead and aimed Ocean, Middlesex, and - B u r- of siirfncn wator and tim owner James J. Maloney, acting sup- him back-.to the accident scene ful bidders. John J. Ryan A Old Bridge Youth llngton Counties. could "plum a fow extru peach ciTnlciidciil of echnuls,. remain; where-Mr. Lauro, a State High­ and could not be extinguished Co., Newark, offered 3.95 per to throw It down on Lho head of at work on 11 full time h a a I • .. way Department worker. 1 a y until the house was gutted. Patrolman Charles Arlano. Poaalble sole of Tri-County trere," Sho charged tho way tho during Aug. tn anstmie b us critically Injured. Mrs./Shea said that the dam­ cent at 1152,150.48; The Mata­ Capt. Wlklnsor wrested It Killed In Mishap was broached by JCPAI., In a drainage system worked was route planning uiid ollier li nns- Anthony Rotondo, 8 Sheffield age will be/close to $20,000. wan Bank, Matawan, 3.05 per away and tho officers again Idler lo the co-operative Ircb, tlmt tlio water ran down a tillcli porlnllon dutiills, Ho also 100- Dr., Newark, was driving along Nearly all their personal pos­ cbnl Interest at $152,020 a n d had to suppress tho man. They Crushed Beneath 13. Trt•County’s directors noti­ liiisl umiUinr luun Intu a cul­ Route 34 when a car In front sessions were lost ln the fire, confined him to a cell where fied the firm's titbckholdcrs of vert nt Wlckiitunk ltd. where oinmomlrd tlmt Dr. Hlubnk lie The Farmera and Merchants Falling Piano (continued on page fourteen) It was allowed to spill out ovor asked lo appraise the w Ii o l > struck Mr. Lauro. The Keyport the woman reported. ------National Bank, Matawan, bid the prisoner did an estlmntcd ti aimpoi liitlou problem after man was hitching up the tall $600 damage lo the building In Anthony Lessandrlllo,, 15, of her lnnd ln the uppnieut as­ lie arrives, gale of a highway department Laurence Harbor Man 3.70 per cent at $152,437. his vlolcaco. Dr. J. P. Cooper, West End Ave., Old Bridge, Cliffwood Woman In sumption It would run down In­ (coinlimed on pngs six) truck after finishing a repair Council moved to accept the Matawan, was summoned lo was killed Monday when ho to a Inook In buck of Iter wood Job. ' Attacked By Muggers’ determine If the young man Hoipital After Cra»h lot, Thin docs not occur^Mm. Vanlngen offer at thc recom­ was crushed beneath a piano Flnlayson.ass$i:Je(1, __u imT sho Pursue! Car Down Highway A 48-year-old Laurence Har­ mendation of Borough Auditor suddenly had become unbal­ ho and three other youths were A Cllflwood woman remain­ Boll Showcase At-Fair — When the car failed to atop, J. Milton Cole. The bonds were anced mentally. The physician holding In tho rear of a pickup, maintained that If tlio township Mr. Rotondo pursued it down' bor marrwas beaten savagely found that wjillc ho might havo truck The piano toppled out of ed In fair condition at Pert ll could drain nnuli^nr o w n o r'» Telephone Hhiiwcuac, th e the busy, single lane highway and • robbed by three youths, authorized tor Issue ln ordin­ been highly distraught, he was Strnboy Oeneral Hospital t It I s fluid, It was obligated to keep New Jersey llell Tcloplionn ■ at speeds up to 70-mlles-an- who left him naked and par­ ances adopted by tbe council In In possession of bis (acuities the truck while the vehicle morning, She waa taken there the road watoi from cuinliig on­ Com|inny’« enhlhlt on wheel* hour. The Newark youth finally tially.unconscious in the woods 1955 and 11)58 for various im­ and mentally fit. was negotiating the Old Bridge after her husband's auto was to her Inmifi, She claimed a describing thn marvels of ' caught up to the escaping car of Middlesex Turnpike, Wood- provements. Circle. It fell on Lessandrllio in collision with another at plpo In tlio culvert merely modern telephone coin muni- bridgc, Thursday. . Purchased Fire Engine Tho prisoner then was ar­ and another hoy. David Rich­ Clllfwood Ave. and County Rd. cuine out to a snud bank where and forced lt to tbe side of the Of the total Issue sold, $22,­ raigned. In addition to his oth­ ards, 17, of"4Hjocu*l CT., Old callous, will tie st Hie Haslet road. Dazed. William Embley, 206 er pcnalUeSjthecourtordered Bridge.------at 12:23 a.in. Monday. the water rust ns lt accumulat­ Firemen's Fair, Route 28, “ Then-Mrr-Rotendo -dragged Cleveland—Avo,—managed-to -000- represents funds used—to the defendant to s’.ay. away -Authorities nt_ Bl. Peter’s Mrs. Gary was Injured whon ed and ran ovor onlo her prop­ llaslel, tomorrow and Hatnr. John 'Stolz, 54, of H4 Florence reach a nearby house and-call purehase-a fire engine and to from the Cllffwood Beach pool Hospital, New Brunswick, said the cur of her husband, Jack, erly, day. The ahowuaac will be Ave., Irvington, out of his car police, . construct a combined water "forever” on penalty of the tho Leasandrlllo boy was pro: wai struck In tin right side by Uorninlltccinnn J a s e p Ii A, open from 7 p.m. to_10 p.m. and brought him back to the He was taken to Perth Am­ and recreation building. Au­ yiar In prison being Imposed. a ear driver, hy, Theodora J. Lanzaro disputed Mre, Finlay- Visitors will lie able te see accident scene. boy Hospital, suffering f rom thorization for the fire engine noupced dead on arrival. His. Hutch, Mllltown, headed son on tho point of the culvsrl themselves over closed dr* By this time, state poll o e multiple cuts and bruises of was given ln an ordinance head was crushed and he suf­ straight on Cllffwood Ave, as (continued on pugo nix) cUlt .lelevlslen, hear their had arrived. While Mr. Lauro the face, ribs amTbody, Mean­ adopted In August 1955 and the Litterbug Fined fered Internal Injuries. T 1) e tho Clary car was making a left "telephone voice*’’ over a. was being rushed to Perth Am- while. Woodbrldge and Rah­ work on .the recreation build­ Rlchirds youth was reported In turn Into County ltd, Matawan ~reoofdfiig'device ahT'eonnecl"'" -hoy Hospital by, Matawan FlrSt way Police picked up a 21-ycar- ing was approved ln a bill In Matawan Twp. good condition will lacerations Township Fit at Aid Squad took Radar Chock Poinfi two phones through a switch- . Aid-Squad, Mr. Stolz was t£jc- old suspect. Rlchard Walshi ln adopted Ip October, of the same - Eight Garden Stato F a r k- and-a posstblo brain concus­ her to the hospital, The driv­ Announcod By Police board. 1 "en to Slate Police Headquar­ a Rahway hotel; The- ofllcers year...... way offender, paid fine, total­ sion, ...... ers v/trs disagreed, according Oilier exhibits show Ihe ters. where he failed a sobriety reported they found- two tires Bonds amounting to $109,000 ling $125 to Magistrate Luther Thomas J. Oussctl, 25, ol 325 to Patrolman John Klnhano, Bayshore area motorists telephone system’* pari In test, according to police report. takep -from Mr. Embley’s car were authorized In July 1955 A. Foster, Matawan Township Morgan Ave., Old Bridge, said township police, as to whether were warned by Col. JoseplrD. Hie natlen'e defense network 1 Mr. Stolz was held on In Walsh's room. for Installation of water mains on Tuesday. One of those fined, ho was ‘transporting tlie piano tho Gary /far had Us s 1 g n a I Rutter,"superintendent of New and how TV and rapto shows, •ohargea.of. drunk delving ...and and the remaining $30,000 was John P, McLoughlln, Kearny, from tho Old Bridge Turnpike lights on for the left turn. Jersoy State Police, that as well a* telephone oalle, * ... MZ.Embley lold J>oli.c?_.;, be approved In-November 1958 for. war-charged hot *« an offend­ Rd. to Laurel Ave. In tho South- Trank Slater, Jersey City, leaving the scene of an acci­ met one youth at a railroad sta­ construction, of an elevated wood fioualng development, His Routes 24 end 36 In Monmouth are carried from coast la dent. tion and decided to accompany water tank to'augment the mu­ ing driver, but for dropping Ut­ two brolhern/Mphn, 23, * n d and ''Alien'Reclit/ West Keens- County will be. the scene of ra­ coast, Modern telephone ceo* . ; Mr. Lauro suffered a fractur­ him to a tavern. But, he said, ter from hi. car, ; Paul, 18, who'ajso were steady­ burg, both reported Injuries to dar speed traps today and to­ vrnlcnoei also are on display. ed sptne, head^jnjuries.: dialog the youth drove to a wooded nicipal standpipe, ■ Elizabeth' Maltradcr, 344 ing the piano, escaped Injury patrolman Ralph Wallace, morrow. Tho move in designed In addition to deploilqp Ilia caledlefr-leg.andtnultlple-laci aectioa-In-Iselln/whete Ibetwax Prospect Ave., River Garden*, when it shifted and toppled off township police, aider - their to-make rnqtorlsls .mote safety Wonders of telephone o ojn> •rations. • Joined by the two others. To Act On Car Bidi was cleared of charges arising tho vehicle. cars were In a head-on colli- conscious...... :— mi/lileallons. Hie .ehewcase Tbe three -beat him, stole 810 from her car being ln collision Mr, Oussott was charged aion at Cllflwood Ave, Inlerseo- Stale police radar teams will can be put lo' u.e In emer* Notice and removed his clothes, Mr. Matawan Township Board of with a boy riding a bicycle. wltb causing death hy auto and tlou on Route 35 at 6 a,m, yes­ operate on Route 28 In Mon­ genclee, If an area's service Ths Matawan Savings and Embley ssld. ' . Education will bold an adjourn­ Eugene Tdjdor, Wayside Dr., WlU faco a hearing In Mndlson terday. mouth County today from 7 Is disrupted by a slerm er L oid Association opened Its ed meeting Monday to ect op Cllffwood Beaoh, paid $24 on Township municipal court E.J. Carrele, Union City, » a in, lo 1 p in. and will check ellier.disaster, Ihe unit’* gen­ books for subscriptions to bids for station wagons. The violation-of a municipal ordin­ Aug, 11, He was released ln Red and Tail bus driver, blam­ Routo 34 tomorrow from 2 p.m. erator carl supply emerscney •hares ln t he 58th Series on New York Torn pike Express Barrett Ford Agency of Mata­ ance. He we. charged by Pa­ hl$ own recognizance. A sec­ ed cutting In by a bus driver to 6 pm, Col,' Rutter said he power for telephone iacllU June I7th 1958. Subscriptions •1.71, ptos tag round trip wan offers a car at $2550 and trolman Ralph 'Wallace, town­ ond charge of dangerously of another company for forcing hopes the listing ol tlio speed lies, and special phone* cau received until August 19th Frequent service, convenient Shrewsbury Motors, Bed Bank, ship police, with loitering ln a loading his vehicle also was his vehicle Into the oar of SLo- check point* will make motor­ be connected lo regular tlnee. 1958. ■ ; economical: Foj time schedule a Volkswagen at. $1989, Both public puce wUUs under the In­ leveled at ur. Oussott by po: phon Jett. Edlion, on Roulo 35 ists more alert in tlio operation for use by pdNgp Aud e.lhsr ' ifp—*dv 8/14 call OGtf ax 4-2222. ' ...... are new cars. ' , fluence of liquor July 9. Hca, ' over tbe weekend. of their vshlclda. . - - : . officials, ■ toe pffiela! opening of Asbury lord's Comer; MrsiA 'Harry a %). Park’s beaches In 1959. Herbert G.-eif Named Jones, Miss Ellen Haney, Free^' Keyport Residents Urge End Of Sewerage Authority NJ Resorts Plan Any young girl at least IT- Grand-Way Manager hold; Mihs'Mary-Emma Stack,- . THE years-of-age, married or single. Perth Amboy; Miss J. Mabel Many Activities Is eligible to enter the contest ■Herbert Grelf has been ap­ providing she uses Asbury pointed general merchandise Brown, Keyport; Mr* and Mrs. MATAWAN JOURNAL New Jersey resorts entering Park beaches. Application manager of toe Grand-Way Di­ Edwin H-.‘ Dominick, Mr. and the second bait of tbe summer Mrs, J-' Franklin Dominick, July SI, 1958 season are reporting peak ac­ blanks may be obtained by vision of The Grand U n 1 o n Pare Tw# tivity and have arranged many writing to the New Jersey De­ Company, it was announced re­ Mrs. Jay Ft Hostetter, Miss Interesting events for the re­ partment of Conservation and cently. Mr. Greif will be ln Mary1 Lisle; all o! Matawan. maining months, according, to Economic Development, State charge of non-food merchandis­ Mrs. Kattner was presented Bbyle Retires Joseph E. McLean, Commis­ Promotion Section, 520 East ing for the company’s Grand­ with a gift and Mr. Todd show, sioner of the State Department State St., Trenton 25. Way Saving Centers,-- super- ed slides of his recent trip ito After 32 Years of Conservation and Economic . Youth Week " ' iharkets 40.000 to 90,000 square Europe, - ■ Development, _ Asbury .Park also will be toe feet In size which carry a full The retirement ol Maj. John food’ line and up to 25,000 .non­ C. Doyle, executive officer, On. Thursday., Aug. 7,. Wlld- host for the 13th Annual Youth Canoercan strike any one, at -New.Jersey Btate Police, eftqr wopd caters tq toe kiddles with Week Program; Aug. 11 to 16. food items under one roof. Six any age* according to th© more than 32 years ot service, the presentation of the. annual A Garden. Statg pet Show—at centers ..presently., aje to._opei\ Americatr.C..? n e e p Society. was announced Monday by Col. fishing rodeo. Youngsters., be­ Convention. Rail will be one of atlon, three under construction Learij aud heed ihe “ Se v e n Joseph D. Rutter, superintend­ tween the ages of eight and the main highlights. Other and five to the advanced plan­ Danger Signals” of Cancer. J5 flre eligible and more than events scheduled during the ning stage. ent. ' 200 boys and girls are expect­ week Include: A swim; meet, • Most recently subway mer­ At.’, .a small . Informal cer­ ed to_compete for the many track meet, fishing contest, chandise manager for Mandel emony ln the superintendent's prizes. _ ~ miniature golf tournament jn d Brotoers.-.ChIcago,Ill.,Mr. office, attended by his fellow The little tots have not been photographic contest.: O o v,. Grelf has had extensive ex­ officers and friends, Maj. Doyle forgotten, either, A favorite Robert B. Meyner and M rs. perience ln department store was presented with hld~offlclal Albert Nelson, keyport businessman, stands to add his voice to pleas that the Keyport Jersey resort, Ocean City, Is Meyner are members of the merchandising He began his retirement credentials, Col. Borough * Council urge the Sewerage Authority to consent to dissolution. The council,' after honorary committee. career with Abraham and Rutter briefly' reviewed the hearing many, of the 75 persons ln the audience Monday protest the operations of the sewer presenting Hs annual Baby Pa­ - Elsewhere, Point - Pleasant Straus, New York, m o v i n g highlights of Maj. Doyle's ca­ unit, voted - unanimously to orge Hs dissolution. Tbe orderly protest was in sharp con­ rade on Aug. 7. This gala pag­ from the executive training reer, pointing out the many trast to the near-rioting crowd which duly 21 besieged the Authority’s Broad SC office demand­ eant which attracts as many as has announced Ocean County squad to tbe post of assistant factors Instrumental in his rise 50,000 spectators, will be divid­ Big Sea Day has been expand­ to the top executive position. ing dissolution and shouting "Why don't you quItT” ' .. . ed Into four main divisions In­ ed to three days this year. Aug. to the basement merchandise Although receiving numerous cluding fancy costumes, comic 14. 15 and 16, This gala event buyer between 1938 and 1947, Somfnex commendations ln the field of impersonations, floats and the which- Is* highlighted by th e Subsequently. Mr. Greif held criminal Investigation, he was K eyport Council Unanim ously Asks entries of service clubs, hotels crowning of “ Miss New Jersey buying and merchandising po­ *Tjk*n js tfirtctjd more widely acclaimed for his and business concerns. , Seafood Princess," also.will in­ sitions with Cohen Brothers. achievements in the field of Meanwhile, Atlantic City, toe clude a huge riverfront old fash­ Jacksonville. Fla.; Davison traffic control and safety. Col. world’s playground, ls also be­ ioned clambake, a coronation Paxon Company, Atlanta, Ga.t Rutter advised that many Dissolution Consent By Authority ing likened to “ Kids” town ball, a two-mlle Big Sea Day and The Olen Company. Inc.. plans and Ideas conceived by US.A-. because Atlantic City Is parade, a pageant of early Jer­ Mobile, Ala. He was general Maj. Doyle were adopted not tinue to function until the state ing the Graham resolution was one place where adults can sey shore Americana, a spec­ merchandise manager for R.H. Heeding the mounting pro­ visit for fun and be sure that tacular beachfront fireworks White, Boston, Mass., prior to onto Jn New Jersey. but have test and criflclsm of the Key­ agrees to, dissolution. ; a reversal-on the part of the display, exhibition of an­ going to Mandel Brothers in been put in use by other states. In a Utter to Mayor Charles majority 'of the Republican the children will have a tre­ 1957.-...... •...... Maj. Doyle vas borni In'New port Sewerage Authority, the E. Applegate and’ the borough mendous time, too. Each of five tique autos, and several barn York and moved to Passaic Keyport Borough Council Mon­ cormcil dated Friday. Juiy 25, held council which voted last great ocean piers—G a r de n. dances. Gov. Meyner will serve With Ills parents, the.late John day night voted unanimously the Authority declared It “ has year to establish the Authority Steel, Steeplechase.. Central as grand marshal,lor the pa­ Supper Party Honors - C, and Mary E. Doyle. He re­ to urge the Autliorlty_to.."con­ no other alternative but to con­ over .Mayor Applegate’s ob­ and the Million Dollar—offers rade. Competition fpr "M I s a ceived his education ln the sent to dissolution" and to,"ter­ tinue Its progress." The Author­ jections and agala this year to special attractions to entertain Seafood Princess” Is open to Mrs. August Kattner Passaic Parochial Sohools. minate its functions." ity added, tbat “ in complying transfer the sewer system to the young people. There are all New Jersey girls between Mr, and Mrs; E. Murray Maj. Doyle first became ln- Hard on the heels of a pro­ with the time schedule" ap­ the Authority's Jurisdiction. many "record hops” ln pro­ the ages of 17 and 25, who are Todd. Holmdel, entertained at terested ln the New Jersey test demonstration July 21 In proved by the state, "thB Au­ Coiinoilmen Henri J. Hansen gress as well as "coke-tall par­ unmarried, and are not profes­ a buffet supper Friday evening 3 ! State- Police In 1926, shortly front of the Authority's Broad thority has incurred many fi­ and Frederick V.,' Rapp who ties” , to gladden the hearts of sional models. r. r : to celebrate the birthday of 27 ff. Front St.. Keyport after he was honorably dis­ St, office, approximately 75 nancial obligations," and must earlier had supported the Au­ the young. , . . . . '. . Additional .Information on Mrs. August Kattner. ^ (Ntxt to Peoples Nit'l Rank) charged from the U.S. Navy residents filled the council continue. thority declared they were in Marlin Tournament • New Jersey activities may be Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bollo A Marathan Buqp where lie served as pharma­ chambers ^(onday night to urge Indebtedness already Incur­ favor ot dissolution and of hav­ Atlantic City features more obtained free by writing to toe Leroy Collins. Hazlet; Mr. and Faas Our Door . cists mate. During his tour of that council sock an end’to the red by the Authority Is esti­ ing the sewer system returned than a, dozen miniature g o I f New Jersey Department of . duty he fought his way to the Authority. The meeting was mated at near $100,000. al­ to borough maintenance and courses, rowboats.for hire . to Conservation and Economic Mrs. Daniel Sherban, C r a w- boxtog championship of the orderly throughout, with each though some contractural a- operation. young fishermen and miles of Development, State Promotion Pacific Fleet. . citizen waiting his turn to add gfeements. with Its bonding Mr, Hansen went down o shoreline from which to fish, it Section, 520 East State .St., his voice to the protest. attorney, engineer end stall, list ol many duplications, of also, features bus and boat Trenton 25. . Councilman E. Dalton Gra­ along with rental commit­ services, equipment and quar­ sightseeing tours. The popular ham, who pressed for the Coun­ ments may Increase the figure ters and said these expend­ Atlantic city Marlin. Tourna­ cil action, declared lt was "ap­ higher. itures could have beep avoided ment will be staged Wednes­ The honor of being .the first parent" by -the-" tremendous- Uie five-man Authority was by municipal operation. He day .-through Friday, Aug, 6, 7, and only Marine officer actual­ English Motors protest" and more than 1000' cut tc four members Monday declared.' " I think the borough and 8. 'The new Atlantic City ly to command a naval vessel signers of petitions urging dis­ when.-William Newman, ap­ can build a sewhr plant cheap­ Marina will be the official In battle goes to! Lt. John Gam­ solution of the Authority, tbat pointed to thf post two months er than toe Authority can." weighing station and thus far, ble, wh'o commanded the action should be'taken to dls- ago to replace ll. O. Walling, Expects Favorable Action more than 62 boats have regis­ Greenwich during the victori­ solvo the unit. former chairman who resign* Mr. Hansen said he believed ous engngement'‘wittf the Brit­ Tb Pay Indebtedness------ed hecause of 111 health; re­ the Authority would act favor­ tered. , ish SerlDgapatam on July 14, tINCOLN • MERCURY The popular year-round Jer­ In passing the resolution signed -' citing the Increasing ably on the recommendation sey resort, Asbury Park, con­ 1813. , • NEW AND USED CARS . seeking Authority' consent to pressure of business and per­ of council that It dissolve. If tinues on a busy schedule. City dissolution, the council also sonal affairs. ' .' 1 the Authority refuses although officials have announced that The American Cancer So­ On Monmouth Street Opposito Carlton Theatre' agreed to accept all lands and -To Attend Publlo Meeting the state would have no objec­ Asbury Park ls going to select ciety has estimated tbat about . • Bed Bank assets previously transferred The Authority, ln Us letter tion to the dissolution, Mnyor to the Jurisdiction of the sewer to council, agreed to attend a Applegate said he thought toe Its first “ Sea Queen.” The new 450,000 new cnncer cases' wi)l Shadyside 74545 — 1-6000 ..... unit and to pny all Indebtedness publlo meeting Aug. 6 ln Key­ borough could obtain a writ to "Sea Queen” will head colorful be discovered ih the United Incurred by tho Authority to port High School. The board of halt Its operations.’ • ceremonies which will mark States this" year. dale. . • - education has approved the use Mr. Hansen explained' that Anthony Granata. Authority of the school, provided police the Authority was created when Chairman,.said Tuesday he be-. are assigned to maintain order. It.-was believed Its enactment Sieved the members of the In agreeing to the Aug. A would permit the sewer sys­ .. .. Authority would agree to re­ meeting, the Authority asked tem, termed "inadequate” by turn Jurisdiction' to the bor­ support ol the borough council the state health .dbpartment, to MAJ. JOHN C. DOYLE ough If toe borough agreed to "to see that It ls carried on ln be, repaired without jeopardis­ ' .Graduated In M2C - pay all Indebtedness and.If toe' la democratic .way and not ing the borrowing capacity of ■ .. J*. )^4J- ^ A fli t ... er aduattng*______from v th® 3*Me“ ‘ Department _ 01, . Health 'lepitttlbW .bt tnS shameful an- ;the borough for Other .capital, State.Police Tralnlnn_MiooL .an4.Jtosl» l of t-qftttt W»»PXn« itlca-,ofMtlca-ofiJUtfjeSl.tfcCopics cf the -ttjaprovements,-; 'J \ ‘ Tin? T" SeaTJTrt ln 1926, newas assign^ ment agreed to such a plan, lettfcr were’v forwarded to the • In answer to'questions from ed tfiittie JBordcntown~ Station cnalrman ne didn't Department “ ■ ol Health,' ZJIvi-' lie council, Borough Attorney - making daily patrols on horso- Know whether the stale would slon of Local Government Und Harvey O. Hartman said that backhand covering thu rural permit dissolution of. the Au­ the Attorney General. general experience shows that areas of uppeq Burlington thority Which has been carry­ Mayor Applegate termed the the Division ot Local Govern­ County. Ho later was trnns- ing on Its operations according Authority "obnoxious" In his ment may lift the borough's Planning A Wedding? ferred to many, of the older to a time schedule approved by letter to the unit asking' toe debt limit, extending municipal stations in Central Jersey. In the Health Department. In nd- members to agree to dissolu­ Credit for construction of san­ 1930,’awhile assigned to the dltion, work has progressed to tion. Councilman Graham; urg­ itary sewerage facilities. newly-founded School ; Safety the point,where permits to be­ ing support of his resolution Mayor Applegate declared "“ Education ""Bureaur he asslst- gin- construction of repairs to seeking the Authority's con­ the disposal'- plant could bo Visit the ®ffice of The Keyport v Weekly and ed tn the formation and traln- the disposal plant and sewer sent to dissolve, termed lt "an fitted with new digestion tanks lng of many school patrols ln sys'em already have been ap­ extravagant, unnecessary and to mcot state requirements. He The Matawan Journal, 52 W. Front St., Keyport Mercer and Monmouth Couri- proved and received from'the wasteful body." . estimated toe repairs would ties." '•/ "■ stale, lie! said. Mr. Granata GOP Reverses Stand cost between $150,000 and - Maj. Doyle was named first added the Authority would con­ The unanimous vote approv­ $175,000. Tf - r There you will find the finest and latest style sergeant, and transferred . to Morristown In 1938 where ho motorists would become en­ by troopers from .all barracks ' "Cucumbers contain 96 p e r remained until 1942 whon he tangled ln tbe two-lane traffic Wedding Invitations anywhere in the country .. . was promoted to lieutenant; as flowing to and from the Edison and Military Police requested cent water, splnach.92 per cent; , signed as criminal investlga- Bridge, Route 35. Maj. Doyle, from the Army and Navy bases lettuce 91, and this water niust ... also the greatest selection to choose from for tlon officer, and movod lo through the use. of rubber traf­ In New Jersey. be available ln the soli for the Ttoop'"C" with headquarters fic cones (lighted kerosene High military and naval au­ roots to draw on tn order to at Princeton. He was charged torches at night), placed In the thorities, along with civil offi­ your individual choice. wlththe supervision of all crim­ center of the two lanes carry­ cials, were high ln the praise produce properly, - v. inal Investigations In Burling­ ing the least amount of trafflo, of Maj. Doyle’s action ln pre­ ton, Mercer, Middlesex. .Mon­ making the lane nearest the venting additional deaths and Herrman Portraits Set , mouth and Ocean Counties. center safety Isle an additional restoring to normalcy a dan­ For Viewing Sunday ~ . A devoted policeman, he third lane for the opposite gerous situation. In the midst All Invitations are packed with double envelopes and tissues. " worked "round the clock1 hoavlly laden roadway. of tho turmoil, he became sus­ Portraits of toe late Mr. and whon duty required. During Within minutes after the picious of toe actions of a prom. To be socially correct order respond cards-and reception cards In the emergency along-' the Jar Incnt naval Officer who Joined Mrs. Henry Herrman h av e sey Coast created by the hur­ "third lane" was placed ln op­ the Joint staff of government In­ been hung in -Auxiliary Hall of your order. _ ricane in 1944, Maj. Doyle eration, trafflo began moving Monmouth Memorial Hospital Commanding the district which freely. A problem which had vestigators ln determining the Write name ol person. Invited on eacb Inside envelope. .. Included Monmouth, Ocean and baffled so-called “ experts" for probable cause of the blast. His and will be viewed at an Infor­ Middlesex Counties, worked months was solved by Maj. suspicions were confirmed with mal tea to be held there on Sun­ Fold‘all Invitations Inside ahd place tissue upon printed page. continuously for thrse days, dls- Doyle, and his plan still Is In op- toe arrest of thla person for day. Mr. Herrman was treasur­ oration. In addition to the Impersonating an officer. As a Free Gift Offer you will receive with your order a Gold Keep. patching aid and assistance to "third' lane," he established er of Monmouth Memorial and th« victims. During the height posts at all main Intersections served on Its board of govern­ - take (your Invttatlon made ln gold—mounted tn an album), also a ' of the storm, he was forced to and manned all traffic lights Monmouth Farmers ors for many years. Mrs. Herr­ booklet “How To Make Your Wedding Run Smoothly": »mt li your order divert some of his attention to. op the highway leading to this Set Up For Irrigation man, In addition to serving on a murder ln - Farmlngdale. A* area resulting Iq a steady, un­ the board of governors, w as la 100 or more Invitations you will receive TOO free white Informal* and liquor etore owner was found interrupted flow of trafflo. The majority of Monmouth president of the board of man­ 100 envelopes with your name beautifully thermographed. - ' ' ' "ihttoScTed'IP" his-' store.--Ma J. County-vegetable, growers, are. agers of .too School of Nursing, - Doyle lmmcdlatcly took charge ai»to Amboy Disaster - andrprcslden’t "of toi/'Women’s of the Investigation, along with His uncanny ability to per­ equipped to Irrigate. Thcy~arc Summer Auxiliary. They were his other emergency duty, and form under adverse conditions located on different types and residents of New York and a short time later apprehended was best proven by l}ls direc­ crops differ ln their moisture Deal. . ■ the culprit. tion of'too South Amboy disas­ requirements. Just when to Ir­ . ■ Meads Trl-Couttly System ter ln 1950. Minutes after the rigate, how much water, how Tho portraits were commis­ Also a fine assortment of: In 1947 a platoon system wns terrible blast of ammunition fast the water should be ap­ sioned by the hospital’s board ' inaugurated In the Stato Police barges and trains on the water, plied will depend on many fac­ of governors from Gen. J. O. and he was placed In charge of front at South Amboy, which tors and here Is where the good Mauborgne (ret.), Little Silver, a platoon area covering Ocoan, caused a largo number of Judgment of the'gvower Is valu­ and wera dona ln olls- f rom • EngagementAnnounceraerils Mdnmoutb and Middlesex deaths and millions of dollars able. No one has claimed per­ photographs. — ------—— - Counties, with complete supcr- In damage to homes, Maj. fection in the Irrigation of veg­ • vlsory authority covering all Doyle _ established atremer- etable crops, according to Mon­ Middletown Lions Club • Birth Announcements phases of duties. In 1949 another genoy headquarters In to« Par­ mouth County Agent M. A. chapgeover ln Stato-Police op-- tially, demolished city hall. Clark, To Sponsor Circus , • Book Matches — eratlop re suited In Lho abolish, -...Aa.alLpubllQ.Utllltles.wereln- , For general .vegetable crop* The Mfddletown ' Township - ntaaf ot tbs platoon system and capacltated by the blast, he ar­ il ls cbhce'ded’lfi'alffoin'bh'erto.- LIcmj'CIub'Is'sponsoring't he" t h e Introduction of district ranged for the use of State-Po- one-and-B-balf-lncnes of water Mills Bros. CIrcus Aug.16. • Napkins - command posts. llco emergency radio hook-up. a.weck will be required. To fob There will be two perform­ While under the district set­ Later, through his request to low thla rule a grower should ances of the world's largest A t The ' up.-'dur&lho.sUm'mdf lW»tba, toe U.S. Army Blgnal Corps, have a rain gauge-at-hls-dis­ motorized three-ring circus on hq '.was, confronted with the heavy duty power generatora posal to determine toe quantity that day at 2 and 8 p.m. on toe steadily Increasing traffic prob- and telephones were placed ln of water supplied by rainfall Allen Tract, Route 35. opposite .._.leTOmWMl»1Iy-Jb operation. Lighting was Install- and then supplement this.’ Jf the Food Circus, Middletown Brown PabBshing and Printing Co. areaa. Realising that the. mam ed'for the operatirig'rbbltV 'at neces'saiyrby Irrigation when lt Townshipr Air nevproceeas ar­ arteries’ Were- inadequate, to the Bouth Amboy Hospital and Is practical to do so, consider­ rived from this affair will go PubltsheaOt- hsadte .thp heavy Bow'pf trnf- first a|d -stations, -Requests ing tho oftp .which is be.I n g to toe Lions sight'conservation fid/; Mai. Doylo, conceived an from every conceivable source grown, Hil texture and temper­ And..: blind ..work .committee. -raefrwntCtFbrowlt--htnT--rnnry poufed'tnrofferlng-Bsslstancer Atures:— — ------Many local.people In need of resulting in MS'making ' aWlt- * The importance of Irrigation eye care have been helped by he Kckport W hkiy - The M atawan Jourkai aecond decisions Tn determin­ cannot be questioned ' because toe Llous In toe past. ing .the needs at hand. vegetabjo crops require consid­ The success of this venture 52 W. FRONT ST , -.edj'dfrtotorlsfJI Wbb, here-to- one pt the first actions to be erable water. The fruits, of to­ depends on the advance sale of —t—— COLFAX 4-30,’C fofo/spent mapy bot and tire- taken was the bohtroj cf the matoes contain 04.1 per oent tickets. The Lions receive 50 soteq; hours atternptins, traffic flowing Into thb blast water. A 10-ton yield of tomat- per cent of the price of all - to/aito. from toe : ‘b°re areas area, Relatives, friends, sjgpt- ops contains over 19,000 pounds adult tickets' Bald before the - tbjVufto, a t b«Wr«gP»? to «« spera nnc| tpe parlous were/ of water in the fruit. In add) day of to« show. The purchaser ' viom uyof efopUt -ldmboy wherq a topped and screened by th e tion tp This the plant uses con­ also benefits- by purchasing 2{MS 9 / ♦ 'snd-OT copveife. rqad-t>]pejcs aetUP by Mel. siderable wntor to manufacture tickets ln advance. Tickets - ffoMi Balurday land Sunday, Doyle on $11 matn afterjcalead- plant foods and also for evapi may be purchased from all ;!li< , ,i. -dltrin t, Urn summer, months, lng Into Bouth Antbo’y, manned oration purposes, . Llona Club members. . ' ■ ' - . : t PSG* TOP QUALITY - Top or Bottom - BONELESS OPEH LfcTE: - Thurs. h 9 pm - Fri. to 1° pm • . Saturday B 6 Pm FREE PARKIH6 ' MR CONDITIO® ' ' ' ' ' ’ ■ • ROUND ROAST SPECIAL OFFER , DAI U TDFFC I USDA i or Cross-rib Roost 2 Lucky Minaturo I ALiM I lljLC3 r* . In Plastic Pot... All For O jO K T Absolutely No Fat Added Only 50c ,.. Plus One Box Top of More Lean, Good Eating Meat For Your Money U S. Gov't. ' *Pr-"behetTls"by vIolat; to stop to fill up~on gas, or * to'* Btifhumrneci & happy song*’ with surgery or radiation. Hor­ Dominick as the conveyor of taxes on her, so that she will Ing the retirement test. Get change.a t-lre,’’ • all the way-to the Market. mones or chemical substances the mall between the New York have an income In her old age the booklet, "now Eornlngn Af­ The vegetable truck didn’t And the happy truck's motor may also be used,- Cancer St Long Branch-railroad.station If she-outllvesme?,.■ ...... fect ..So c 1 a 1 Security Pay­ know-whether-it believed, the kept right in tune.: ShOUld~ttcvoi‘ bo treated with and the post office at M n 1 n A—Each such question must ments," from yopr district of­ trailer truck's story or not. But ’’What happened to. your "home remedies" or "secret” Street and Park Avenue on be answered in the light ot all fice. ■ ' . ‘ , : it gave him something to think truck?” called Bill’s friend cures. 1 Wednesday, August 10. the facts ln the ense. The de­ about on the way home. when they arrived. “ I haven’t' , Q—A r e x-ray treatments Uniform electric power rates termination will be based on . Card of Thank, I don’t care,” hq finally seen it for a week.” good for all types of cancer ? for1 all towns In Monmouth and such factors as-whether y o u We .wish to thank all those decided. “ I still think I work Bill grinned. “ Had to get the A-^No, f o r treatment ap­ Ocean Counties served by tlie hnve a contract of employment who .were so kind Jo us during too hard and T deserve-a good, pends on the type nnd location Jersey Central Power and ,ouri recent bereavement, es­ motor fixed up. F don't know of growth. It may be tlin-t sur­ with your sister; whether you pecially the 'Morganvllle Flrat long rest.1 what they did to it. but now'it •rtlS OoV WWJMIS60, Light Company are provided ln havo the right to control her Aid Squad. The Rev. William They were almost home has a really happy sound!” gery or otper means such ‘as schedules filed by the compnny services; whether shc would E. Webster and Bedle Funeral when there was a crack and a . The vegetable truck smiled to ' mn the use of certain, hormones, with the Public Utility Com­ likely be working for someone Home. . bang Tho vegetable .t r u c k himself. Let ..Bill think It wns chemical and ridlonotlvc Iso­ mission nt Trenton on August else if she weren’t living -Jwlth The family of the late stopped right ln the' middle o( the newly-llxid motor. But he W k r v - ,i. ; . — topes may be the best treat­ 1,'Tho new rates, If approved.' you: whether you would hire ’a George A. Campbell; the road : knew bettf^ ,Ho ,wa3 Ju&t glad ment. ,...... ■ Will go into effect September 1, housekeeper in your homo If Jlns—31 adv | Bill got out and lifted th e to get to worlc again! . ' ' Former Chaplain New MCOSS Pet “Damn Yankees”Now-At Music Circus Voting For Queen Attends'SS; News Show, Fair Site THE ‘ . • - .J - "1 ■ ' Ends Oil Saturday The members of the Brown­ The annual Pet Show- and Voting for the Kcypovt Day MATAWAN JOURNAL town Union Sunday School tyr. gnd Mrs. Donovan E. Erdmann, all of M a t a w a n, Fair of Monmouth County Or­ "Queen" and her two ladlcs-In- were surprised Sunday -morn/ Lent and children, Diane and were guests of Mrs. Edward ganization for Social Service waltlng will close at B p.m., July 51, 1958 Page Five ing, v;hen they had a visitor in Lauren," were weekend guests W. Currie at a luncheon-brldge will “be held in-a different, loca­ Saturday, it was reported yes­ the person of Winston Talley, of Mr. and Mrs.- Roy Lent, sponsored by tbe women’s ac­ tion this year, Misa Laura terday by Howard Jeandron, Camera Club Discusses former chaplain at the Browri- Franklin. ' tivities committee of the Man* • Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hardie asquan River Golf Club. Mrs. Harding, Holmdel, president of “ Queen" committee' chairman Picture Procedures town Missile Base. He and Mrs. and children, Philip a n d Craig and Mrs, Cartan w e r e MCOSS. has announced. * for the Keyport civic Affairs Talley often attended Sunday Doaald, have returned home prize .winners. . Scheduled for Saturday, Sept. Committee. The "Queen” will During thu summer months School when be was stationed after spending two weeks vaca­ ‘ Mrs. Spafford W. Schanck, 6, the tradttiona! Mopmouth reign' over activities on Key­ when moat of the members ot at the -base about two years tioning in Canada. who has been spending several County country outing will be thu MAtnwnn Camera Club nro Mrs. Edwin H. Dominick port Dny, Aug 0, nnd will .re­ taking pictures rather than ;ago. He is attending Bob Jones attended the program com­ months at Hot Springs Nation­ staged at the William Jay Dun­ ceive n u m trout valuable College, and will complete his mit-tee meeting of the Mon­ al Park, Ark., suffered a fall in can Farm, Longstreet Rd„ prizes. competing is u good timu for course in a year. mouth .County Preebyterial, which 6he broke her arm. She Holmdel, instead of at til® aelMielp sessions within th e is convalescing at the home of Holmdel Grape Farm. Hie mime of Iho “ Queen" club, At tho July Meeting tho I — ------. July 22. held at the First Mrs. M. W, Bozak, 204 Brad Plans are underway for a and her two ladlea-ln-waltlng " Mrs. Nicholas Arace. Route Presbyterian Church, Toms St., Hot Springs. will be announced on Keyport president, Gordon TenEyck, 18. spent July 23 at .the home River. greatly enlarged event, h i g li-. gave t\ very helpful talk and of Mrs. A. Lockhart, S a y rje- Mrs. George A. Deltz enter­ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith en­ lighting, as in the past, the Dny at To n.m. Tho new — vilie r-at-which time-the—Mid* tained at bridge July 22 when tertained Sunday ln honor of showing and JudgingiOf pets of Queen1' will b« crowned by demonstration on chalking, prize winners were Mrs. James their-daughtei'T-Susan—who-was -every-description;-Separate dog- Miss Putt! Poling, winner'' of siM/tUng a n.d__\vftx|nff J1A:W diesex County Advisory Com­ Lederman and Mrs. Nicholas celebrating her 16th birthday. obedience trials also will ‘ prints. ‘ • ~ mittee met to make plans for FranclsfrJT'Olher guests were. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. F. featured this year/_ the title last year. The crown­ The first two procedures en* — the dinner which its -memberss Mrs. . Russeii ; Weber;'""Mfs'r B - Heiser—Fair- Haven1, John' Games, Rides, Auction, - ing will be lurid on Main St, ables*.the salvaging-of., inuny are to serve at.the Middlesex Richard Gfirmak, Mrs. Joseph Smith. JMorgnnvillc; Mrs. Har­ » The fair will include' gumea on Uie lawn lii front of the Odd pictures which’ otherwise would County 'Fair, Aug. ,13. * Rankl. Mrs. George Weaver ry Magee and Mr. and Mrs. and rides, an auction of ' an­ Fellows Hull, be discarded: while waxing im­ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs, William Ohnsman. William Tierney, Matawan, tiques and other valuable proves und protects the print Thurber and C.A. Thurber, St. Mr. a n d Mrs. Luke Ocone t Susan and Carolyn Culllgan, items, awarding o! a,convert­ Mrs. Percy Wilson, c h a 1 r- aurfnee, Albans, L.I., were Saturday entertained Sunday ln honor of Rye, N.Y,, .spent the past week ible, and sales of home-baked liuin of tho baby parade, re­ The club’s next "do-U-yo/r* guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mr, and Mrs. Donald Hug, who visiting their grandparents, goods, produce nnd preserves, quested that all entries report, self” program will bo devrfecl Pitney'and family. ' will be moving shortly to Cum­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dernber­ plants, trash and treasure, to the Central Railroad of Now to the technique of coifyingl 35 Mrs. Daniel Gpub ajid Mrs. berland, Md. Guests were Mr. ger. toys, good-used clothing, mys­ Jersey station between Broad millimeter Iramipami- —Edward Jerome, Cheesequake, and Mrs. John Barrett, Mr. tery packages, handkerchiefs, and Main Bis., nt 10:45 n.m. clcs, Aug. 24 tn tho MntinvVji visited Mrs. Jacob Gaub and and Mrs. Lawrence Hammond, Mrs. 'Marguerite Laird en­ Jan Cliancy plays the leading role ot I.ola, nnd Jack Ooede Entries for the hnby p n r n d o Ilenlth Center at H p.m. Miss Marie Gauh on July 23. tertained al bridge Friday eve­ aprons, candies, etc. Is the mischievous Mr. Applegate tn “ Dntnn Ynnkcea," whtrli closiyPbmaiTow. ' The club had ns visitors uV" Dinner Guest . . Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wojcik and ning when prize winners were Mrs. William Matthews, New Is entering Its second nnd (Inn! week nt the Neptune Music Elbert VnnChnrldorp, chair­ Mr. and Mrs. George A. Deltz. the hostess,* Mrs. W. Oliver Shrewsbury, is general chair­ Circus. The Broadway musical yarn about kascknll und the tlie meeting, James and Joan • Mrs, Herbert Cottrell sr., Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Dlggin and Mrs. William J. man ot the grand parade tb bo Farley, Mnlawanv-J’-ersons in­ Ttoute 18, Browntown, was the Currie dined at the ’ Dinner man, with Mrs. Allison L. S. Devil wttl run at tho Jersey Shore blg.top through Aug. 10, hold nt. 3 p.m. asks Mini, nil par­ terested In photography c o r- Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Bell, Brtelle, Saturday even­ Rabel, Other, guests were Mrs. Stern Scobeyvtlle, Mrs. Irving The Broadwny musical hit Veteran Comedy Star ' ticipants report to tlio Six Cor­ dlally aro.Invited lo attend any Mrs. Merrill Wallace,,Keyport. Leroy Slckels, Mrs. Gerard Feist, Shrewsbury, and Miss ners at, 1.30 p.m. The parade, of Iho meetings. Mrs.’ Wallace' was celebrating ing, and attended .a . perfor­ Devlin, Mrs. Joseph Baler, Harding as advisory co-chftlvr “ Damn Yankees''-entered- Its Jack Goode plnys the lcnd- will follow ii .course lo \V o i V her birthday. mance of-' "Fallen Angel" at Mrs. Frederick K. Dederick, men. second and final week nl - tho lngTolc of Mr, Applegato In Front St. on Broadway, along Miss Jean Ann Gaub spent the Ivy Tower Playhouse, Mrs.,George Barbanell. . Mr. and Mrs. Albert BmLth, Neptune Music Circus; M o n- the Neptune iSiodiictton. A vet­ west Front st, to llroad St. Hazlet Residents Mark the weekend at Surf City. Spring Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Far­ Middletown, co-chairmen of the day. The tune-filled baseball’ eran comedy stnr, Mr. .Goodo where ttutls will pass the Judges Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blahota Arthur H. Friedman has re­ rell, Sea Bright, were Friday pet show, are planning, durirfg yarn which will hold forth hns appeared in countless located In front of the Keyport Wedding Anniversary Jr., Browntown, were Saturday turned home from New York evening guests of Mr, and Mrs. the next few weeks, to send through Aug. 10 at St, John Broadway shows including Froo Publlo Library then con­ Ml-, und Mrs, Ernest E. evening visitors of Mr, and Hospital, where he was a sur­ entry blanks to all children Terrell's Jersey Shore big-top, "Pajama Game," "The Gipsy gical patient. Donovai. Lent, Broad St. ls n merry mixture of the age- Lndy," and "The Zlcgflcld Fol­ tinue to Jackson St., then ,to Pcsoux, Bethany Rd., Hazlet, Mrs. Frank Sahli, Hazlet. Mr. and Mrs. Edward ,W. who have exhibited ln past pet old Faust legend., and one of lies;” ...... Atlantic St., north nn Allnntlo celebrated tlielr 41st wedding Mr. and Mra. Howard Dun­ Mrs. Leslie H. Cushman, Currie entertained Sunday shows. Others who wish to en­ America's recent best-sellers. The role of Lola Is played by to Seoonrt St. and . coMhiuo nmriveisnry at a family gath­ ham and son, Howard, recent­ New York, was a guest Sunday when their guests were Mrs. ter pets In the show have been Based on tlie hilarious novel, Jan Chaney, A musical per­ through Fulton and Flraf. Sts, ering and barbecue recently, ly enjoyed a fishing trip. j of Mr. and Mrs. Jac A. Cush­ Frank Wleger, MUs Mfcrie Wle- asked to contact Mr. and Mrs. "The Year The Yankees Lost former on tho West Coast, Mtss to the Old Borough Ilall build- Guests Included Mr. and - Mr. and Mrs. Otto._G sub, man. ' ger and Chris Wieger. Mrs. Smith at SH 1*4474. ■ ' * The Pennant" by Douglass -Wal­ Chaney has plnye.1 le a ds In lng, ' Mrs. Donald W. Pcsoux an d Overbill Rd., Matawan, spent Mr. and Mrs. Earl Yerger WlUlam Thackray and daugh­ Obedience Trials lop., "Damn Yankees" has a "F 1 n 1 a n’s Rainbow,” "Car­ All bloyclcn Intending to en­ daughters, Ella, Michele and —Saturday evening visiting Mr, and children, Earl Jr. and ter, Virginia, Trenton. Mrs. Anita W. Lissner, Ruhi- book by Mr, Wallop and Oeorge ousel," and many other hits. ter tlio btcyolo group In tlio pn- Donna Marie, llimiion; Mr; . Gaiib’s mother, Mrs. J acob Cynthia, Lewiston, N.Y., for­ Mrs. David M. Bruce enter­ son, is in charge of the obedi­ Abbot, and songs by Richard Bill Walker handles the part of rado must he .decorated. and Mvs. Ralph W, Ronson, Gaub, and sister, Miss Marie mer Matawan residents, spent tained at a dessert bridge July ence trials- and entry -blanks Adlor and Jerome Ross. The Joe Hardy. Mr., Walker hue Judges will he tho Hov. Henry Matawan: Mr, and Mrs. - Mal­ B. Gaub. , several days last week as the 22 when prize winners were for this event may bo obtained fast-moving story deals with a sung top roles 111 operas and op­ A. Male, Raymond Groshols, colm W. Peseux and daughter,. Marsha Jean Wallace, Key­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mrs. J. Franklin Dominick, by calling her at RU 1*0371. mild-mannered real estate erettas throughout the country, Kenneth Botliwell, Charles S. Busnn Itulii, Holmdel Rd., nml . (Port, wds an overnight guest Cottrell Jr., Brqwntown, .Mrs. Elmore ICattner and Mrs. Mrs. Lissner pointed out that agent who sells his soul to the und appeared In the Now York llopla, and-J. Harold Hendl'lok- lyu-s, Frank A, Ccrrall, Hazlet, at the home of her grandmoth- Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ren- Russell A.G. Stetler. Other early entries are recommended Devil to become a star slugger City Center production of son, =z-.er,-Mr£i Herbert Cottrell wlck and ohlldren; William and guests were Mrsi Dwight Gat- slnce:_. it may be necessary to' for the Washington SMtators. : "Wonderful Town." _____ .Evans Promoted /Route 18, Monday. Richard, have returned home wood, Sayrevllle; Mrs. Rensse­ limit the number of partldK Full of local color from both Also featured in tlie ail-stdr from , a—fehriee'-week vacation' laer L. .Caitan, Mrs. Peter At .pants,.- .... * the sports world and the under­ oast of main stem performers Legal Secretariei' ' Paul Judson Evans, 8 Eld- Mrs. Shirley Walling spent visiting Mr.' and Mrs. R ead and Mrs. Donald Robin­ Tlie committee for the event world, the rollicking musical are John Bhearln as Joe Boyd; broup Holds Meeting' rldgc Ave,, Middletown,"a for­ William Renwlck, Clearwater, son, Matawan. consists of about 100 persons boasts an exciting baseball bal­ Vivian Lori as Gloria Tliorpo; mer Mntawan resident, was Shower Guest Of Honor Fla,. . . '■...... ■ ’ Mr. and Atys. J.F. .Mitchell from all parts of the county, as­ let, the Intriguing vamp num­ Oraco Carney as Sister ; ._J6an The regular monthly dlnnor promoted to system principal . .Mrs. Shirley.Walling, Mon­ Mrs. John Hessey and son, and son, Bob, Lloyd Rd., were sisted by members of tire" foi* ber “Whdtover Lola Wan ta, Keenan as Meg; Al Modlnols mooting of th e Monmouth In the Union Bead Sohool sy«- roe St., Keyport, was the guest Mark, Berkeley Heights, were recent guests at the Flamingo lowing MCOSS auxiliaries;. Lola Gets," and' a dazzling as Rooky; Dwight Townsend as County Legal Searolarlbs As- teiii, at the July meeting of the of honor at-a surprise shower July 23 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lodge, Flamingo, Fla., located Keansburg, Middletown, Holm- scene' In a Jazz night club,...... flmokoy...... I.. soolbtlon was held on July 11 Union Beach Board of Educn-, held. July 24,. given by Mrs. Frederick Hessey. . In the Everglades National del-Atlarttlc-Raritan, Western at tlio Ciibln-ln-llio-Sky, Atlan­ tlon, Mr. Evans Will be In —Mi^r-and Mrs;rrWarren E. Park, south of Miami. (Freehold), Southern (Manas- tia Highlands, with 23 m o nv chiii'go o! throe sohools con­ Joan Rfnkewlch. Mrs'. J & neT Abrams and daughter, Kathy. quan), Central (Belmar), Bod- hors present, awost speakorti taining a. total onvollment of Balter and Mrs; George Mey­ John Knox, a patient at.the man (New Shrewsbury), tho evening woioritbhn King 1150 pupils and a teaching staff ers, at the home ot Mrs. Rlnke- Deerfield, 111.; William Hos­ Veterans’ Administration Hos­ ot the Federal Estate T a x Of 33, , wlclr. Decorations were in pink tetter, Reading, Pa.; the Rev. pital In East Orange, reports Selection of a new site for Bureau and Leo Bqldlor of tho (find blue. A stork , decorated H.H. Longberry and Mrs. that he is getting along well at the show this year became nec­ Church Directory internal Uevonuo Department, Dofouso Bonds pny (he same thfl*'center"of the Root. under Longberry.- Vandalia, 111...were the hospital. He reports that essary when several fields ,at Mr. Soldier Introduced Mr, rate ot tnlorest as tlie War which the glBs were placed. guests for several days of-Mr. Michael Gorroley also Is a pa­ the Grape Farm, formerly used Keyport Reformed Churoh King ns1'speaker, Mr,' King UondB you bought.'during the Refreshments were served buf­ and Mrs. Jay F. Hostetter. tient in the hospital. • for fair events, were planted Bt. Joseph’s Cburoh ; Warren Bt„ Keyport gavo a general outline -of llio war. Buy somol • ' fet style. . ., , 'Mr, and Mrs" F-. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Tay­ with crops which will not be Maple 1*1., Keyport requirements of bin depart- Guests.were Miss Ellen Jean Lloyd Jr. entertained Friday lor are vacationing In Wash­ harvested by Sept. 0. "We are Rev. Cornelius J, Kane, Pastor Rev. Roderick N. DeYoung. inonl ln eoimccMon with th a O'Neill. ‘Mrs., Mayroso W o 1 f, eyening, at bridge. Quests ington, D.C., where they, are grateful to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mosses will be held Sunday ’ , Pastor filing ol estate tax returns, i\nd '•MrsrvBhihbeth-'Elrgtitt;' ' M r ’s.- were'Mn-;andMrs. -Dunham vliltlng Mi*, '.aud-Mrs-. Arthur. Stryker, who own the Gr,a,p,p mprnlng at 7, v8, ft, <3.0,. ftt>d .11 Sunday morning worship rilio most acceplahlo way of till­ --Lorettlr KhdhTee^MrsvtH e l e n ^ifl'ejmld;/, Mr,;, and Farm, for the use of their prop-. servlco : wlll be conducted at B B n D Bfowidr-MrS; Jennie Kreslnskl. Mrs.,Jac A. Cushman and Mr, Marshall... , . /■'/, erly.Tor. so many years,- -and ,o’£loolt» , • ing ln the returns, and then Mrs, 7.1-a r y -Poduskn. Mrs. and Mrs:. Kenneth, Pike. Mata- Mr. apd MisT Richard F. grateful also,. to..Miv ond -Mrs, wlien' th* Rev, Frpd 'thlidutiled' a question-und-riif B y B ill OWEN Catherine Setah. Union Beach: wan. ' ‘ ‘...... !...... •...... Zlmmer/VestaL N.Y*,, w e r e Duncan for allowing' us- to use MaploIM.vKeypbrl ’ erjck „ Mold,:/stated Clerk bf jweHgriim/ j _ Mr. and Mrs. Murray Fried­ recent house guests of Mr. and their land this year for our ono Rev. Frederick Boos Pastor Class)* of New Brunswick, ;ahd Minn Jane Loeklinrt, Helfortl, ■Mrs; Joan Meyer. Mrs. Bever­ man and son, Mark, Huntington Mrs. Charles Zimmer,. and only big fund raising pro­ Was prenefitetl with n plaque ly Haspel,' Mrs. Dorothy Pol­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zim­ There aro two services on minister of the Freehold -Jib- for tlve yenr* perfect attend- ing, Mrs.-Mafalda Gage, Mrs. Station, 'L.I., were Sunday ject," commented Miss Hard­ Sunday; Matins at 8:30 a.m. formed TClmrchr will be tho mice. The NAI,s convention Barbara Rtnkewich, Miss guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur mer entertained Mr. and Mrs. ing. , . and tho regular service at 11 guest preachor. Educational opened In Miami, Fla., on Sun­ Mary -Jane Carol!, Keyport: lar. Friedman. - C. Jay Quick and children, Proceeds from the event will o'clock. Sunday School beghu day, and the cluh's rielcgnten, Mrs._ Raymond Walling sr... Edward W. Currie' and sons, Charles, Cynthia and Barb], go to the MCOSS Public Health at 9:45 a.m. “ • hour will bo held at 9:30 a.m. Holmdel; Mrs. Dorothy Tas- William and Davldp-spent Mon­ and Mr. and’ Mrs. Henry Wa­ Nursing service, whlch_l a s t Children will meet In. th e Miss Helen Kio), Mliis Dorothy stoi.'Matawah;' Miss Dledre day at Coney Island, to cele­ terman and children, William. year provided 88,309... nurstng Unlied ilfibrew Congregation church. During the alnglng . of Bmenton mid Mrs. llnru Itallis Hutcheson, Delr ay Beach, brate William’s 11th birthday.. Marsha and Beverly, Ntchols, visits to.move'than 11,000 Mon­ Broad St., Keyport . the seeond hymn, they will go me attending... Fla.f-Mr5^Eleanor_ClUnrnlngs, Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Lach- N.Y. Thursday and Friday, mouth Couhty-'residents. Al­ Rabbi H O. H. Levine to.thd educational bulldtng and The. next meeting.will lie imimuuill Mrs. Millie Scbacht, K e a n s- der and daughters,' Linda and most do per cent of the m coss The synagogue wlU bo open he shown s fllni or fllrn xti'U:,. helri-oifThursday. Aug, 21, at ", . . iinil l 8)1 y t.lmt. ynu're burg; Mrs. Joyce Walling. Port Helen, returned to Memphis, Elks Auxiliary Names budget is raised through pri­ Friday evenings during the Thoy will ho'dismissed »t 10:30 Teddy sciui!ei''s,T3i'ieiic". getllii' TOO OLD fur tlmj ■ Monmouth.; Mrs. .Ann Golem- Tenn., Friday, after spending vate contributions and.through summer months at 9:15 p.m a.m, with tho congicgalloli. : IIIOll OCTANE siKiillne." bleski. Sayrevllle;, Mrs. Grace several weeks visiting Mrr and Crippled Tots' Group projeots such as tile 'pet' show for worship and study oj the -Attending Assembly Yoirire nuvnr. ton old to gel Tolli. Miss Joyct Toth, Haddon- Mrs. W.C. Noddings. and fair. ' portions of the Torah' 'bod'd Cllffwood Community a kick from our pnlmlimi field. . : ■ . „ Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ward The Ladies Auxiliary of BPO Methodist Church Tlio llov; Lawielioe 11, Hail­ gnu. Blflf were-sent by Mrs. Wil­ and children, Joyce, Barry and Elks 2030, Keyport, held its reg­ each week Following tho brief Rev, Dean' lennblnno, Pastor ey, Mr*. Bullcy.and eon, Ted. liam .Baker, Mrs. Jean Bud- Joan, returned home Saturday ular meeting July • 23 at the Lady Colfax Rebekah service, thoso desiring to lead Sunday worship sorvloe Is Matawan, aro attending t h e nick," Mrs. Florence Powelson from a one-week vacation spent Elks Hall, Keyport, with 13 Lodge Holds Picnic ln publlo worship will be train­ held at 0 a.m,; Bunday Bchool, Anierloan Baptist Asncmhly, OK and Mrs. Elizabeth Fleming. at Earlton, Catskill Mts., Now, members attending. Mrs. Wil­ ed by tho rabbi. 10 a,in. Hie.pahlor will bogin a Clreon Lake, Win,, which began York. . . w * • . liam Burlew appointed the foi- Saturday, July 20, amDi-uiia un­ lowing members to the crippled A picnic was held by mem­ First Church of Christ, nott* scries of sprmona enlplcd SALES & SERVICE Surprise Shower Fetes _Mr. and Mrs.' Harry M. Mui^ bers and guests of Lady Colfax .. . ^ Scientist . “ Profllsrfrom the P rrrpltr-(B. ' til Aug, 2. The Rov, Mr, Hailey, Froo I'lck-llp A Delivery Som spent several days last children’s committee; M r s. Rebekah Lodgo 13. Keyport, at This week’s sermon will bo ii delegate to the unscmlity.ria (4 Ilnur tVreeker Nervlee Miss Carolyn Smith week at Lake. Teedyuskung George. KurJca, chairman; the home of Mrs. Jack fihutten- 84 Broad Bt., Keyport Amos,''th*-Voice of Justice, pnntor of'Die. First Baptist I’ll eon LOwell 0-1770 Pa. ■ • -... Mrs. Charles Kcenig, Mrs. Jo­ berg, Keyport. U honor of Mn. Sunday aervlco 11 a.m. Wod- Other topics "Win be "Ilosea, Church, Matawan. Miss Carolyn /, Smith. Key­ Hallery and Betty Thomp­ seph Pctrlzzo, Mrs. Lawrence William Edmonds, a past mem­ nesdoy testimonial meeting 8 iho Volco of Morey," Aug. 10; port. was the guest of honor at son, Saugertle'S, N.Y.. are vis­ J. Beatty, Mrs. Burlew. ber. who will return to her p.m. Reading room open Wed­ Jeromiali, tho Voicij of the a surprlie shower given recent­ iting Mr; and Mrs. Charles 'Announcement was made home in Ruskin, Fla., on Aug. nesday 2 to 4 p.m. Now Agreement," Aug: 17 ly by Mrs. Lawrancc J. Nolam Lockwood. . , ‘ that the auxiliary will sell ad­ after spending a vacation In How strength and freedom Second Isulah, Iho Volco of Keyport. Gifts were arranged Mrs. Joseph Dernberger vertising for card tabic tops in Keyport. . . aro gained Uirough und or- Redemption,” Aug, 24: ‘.Menus beneath n decorated umbrella. spent several days Inst week September. . Games were played and standing Ood, divine Love, will Christ, tlie Word of ■ Fulfill­ A miniature bridal party was with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cul- John Armitagd. guest speak­ swimming wns enjoyed by tlie bo a topic dealt with nt Chris­ ment," Aug. 31. the table decoration. ligan, Rye. N.Y. er; announced tlmt a delegate group. Attending wero Mrs. Al­ tian Science services Sunday Monday, the Sunday Bchool Quests-were Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. William Fried­ from the Woodmen of the vina Fitzgerald, Mrs. Holmes One of tlie selections from the will hold its |l I e n I c at Higgins, Mrs. Walter Gaub, man, Brooklyn, were Sunday World wtll present the auxiliary Shutts, MrB, George Finger, Bible In the lesson-sermon en­ Metcdccpnk Bathing Beach Miss Carolyn Gaub. Miss Suz­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur with an American flag at the Mrs. Frank Hull, Miss Ameiie titled "Lovej' ls tills from Mat­ Club. Tho bus will leave tile anne Gaub. Mrs. Nelson Smith, H. Friedman. September meeting. Members Baumgartner, Mrs. Gco-rgc thew: "And Jesus went about church nt o n.m. promptly ond vBrowntcn,n; Mrs, George Stu­ Mr and Mrs. Walter Pike of BPOE 2030 Lodge will be In­ Porter, Mrs. Melvin Poling, all Galilee, benching In I heir leave Mctedeponk to return art, Mrs. Harry Holthausen, and children.* David and Olenn. vited to attend the ceremonies. Mrs. Victor Bennett and daugh­ BynagogueB, and preaching Uie home: at 0 p.m, , Old Bridge. returned home Saturday after Hostesses for the evening ter, Gall, und Mrs, Caslmir gospel of the kingdom, and Wednesday bvsnlng prnycr Also Mrs. Jesse Aumack. spending a week at Cape Cod. were Mrs. John Cecci end Mrs. Ciccierski and eon, Robert, nil healing all manner of sickness Is held at 7:30 p.m.; official Mrs. Richard, Xpplegate. Mrs. Mass. Koenig. Mrs.'vBeatty,. vice pres­ of Keyport, and all jnnnncr of disease board meeting, 8 p.m, Wherever You Live Frank Kite, Miss Stephanie •Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Noddings ident. presided. among tho people1' (4:23), Wallace, Mrs. Frank Orton. attended the Monday perform­ The next meeting will be Also Mrs. ' Rusfieil "wyckoff Correlative passages from First Baptist Church ,vMrs. Kenneth.VanPelt, Miss ance of "South Sea Adventure" held Aug. 27. Mrs. Phil Serpico anti children..Carol nml Jolin, “ Science ond Health with Key (.It Main Bt„ Mntawnn vDnrryl VanPelt. Mrs. Thomas and "The Vikings,” in New and Mrs. Luclen VanDorn will Keansfcriirg;. Mrs. Donald Bur- to the Scriptures" by Mary Rov Law ronco R He Hey BANK BY MAIL 'Smith. Mrs. C. Leon Garrison, York. - ____ act as hostesses. ge-ss and daughter, DaiHitik Baker Eddy Include the follow­ . p'aatnr Mrs. Mildred Dunham. M rs. Candace Lockwood spent Union Beach;... Mrs. ! Kenneth ing (454:1823): "Love In­ The guest spanker ill the 10 Customers who llva soms Percy B jlgei Mrs. Thomas several ’days as the guest of am 11 h, Atlantic 'Htgffl'iiudr.; spires, Imitrilnes. designates, a.in"; mindny^uioriilitjf,:W<»'sh||i dlslonco from Iho bonk saom Fallon. Mrs. Iiarry Roberts. Mr/and Mrs. Ross Maghan al Nuccio Children Feted Mr’jj. Gilbert Raynor and grand­ and lends the way, Hlitlit rrur « e i- v !-e^ v.i)|. lie .Tti.'T lt(*V. .. fo oppi’cclalo moil th/ con-1 / Mrs. Gecrgc Smith, Keyport: their summer bomcin Manas­ At Birthday Barbecue children, Alfred and Deborah tlves give pinions to thought. william MrtUsmir.fm, a grad- Mrs. J. Emmett Collins. Mid­ quan. Artz, Union Beach; Mra Carl and .strength -and--freedom—to iIRIe slHilent-iit- I'rln-ccti/n-Uitt- . vanleiico^ot.banking^ by. mail] dletown; Mrs. Myron Smith, Mrs. Frederick Noble, Holm Mr. and Mrs. Anthony._Nuo* llar.dv—Mata-wan;- M r speech and action. Love lh veislty. . Bui some of our nearer nolflh-! Keansburg; Miss Jeannette del;_ Mrs,. J. Raymond Ketchel , -cjo/Matftwan] entertained at a monds’ grandchild^ Nancy Hd- prlefitrrrs nt Iho ajlar of Truth, bon like this molliod too. This Einstcin„Sl..Petersburg, FlaC Mrs. William R. Craig/M-.r s. barbecue Suturduy evening lo xnondft. Walt patiently for.divine Lovo First Methodist Church ~:Otit*:wtrre-sent by-MrSr-Har-. Gerard --Devlin,:_.Mrs, _Rens: celebrate the birlhdayii of thciv to move upon -the 'waters of (IQ Main Ht., Mntnwsrt bank offers special envelopes' old Schanck and Mrs.' LeRoy selaer L, Cartin, Mrs. Richard sons, JThOmds, .who was' 13* Attend Dinner mortal mind, nr;d form the per­ Rev." Frank E, UwcoteifTl’ astor to mako ‘banking by mall, Erdmann and Mrs. Howard y e a r .v o Id o n J uT y~ 2 5; De nn 1 s~ Hunday woislilp'aervices lire easier, Wo'll be olad to sujsplyj .Smith, , ’ 10-years-old on July.25.and Mi­ .Mr. and Mrs. John E .Shep­ fect concept,-" ------___ liel(tTit tt:45nnd II n-.in-and-wilL chael, who will be ftve-years- herd, Mntawan, attenclfd a First Presbyterian Cbureb be conducted l>y..-.tha..,^.XlCV,- --you-with-9omeir on-!*g vjitj^ -- old qn Aug. 3.______^h.Ml:ond:fjueY/eir‘ d i n nc_r Main ttt., Mslswan C'h'nrles H, Gray, fiunduy Bchool * Gucsta were Mr. and Mrs. party Friday evening at Shore Rov. Chester A Galloway, Ii, at 0:45 a.in. 1 FUR Max Krasnodcnski and c h 11- Gardens, Brooklyn, honoring Pastor A spedul ‘iuurk-ily . confer- dren, Karen and Paul. Cliff- retiring Capt.,A.F. White. U.8. The Rev, II. I’ aul Chalfont, eiicc and congregational meet­ JtACKSON sr. sfdeT'Mf. a nd M rs/ThOm'as'De- Navy,” who^as-bren-a*! tinned- minister—of —the-Westminster ing, conducted hy tho Rev. B. STORAGE Maio and sons, Thomas an d U Washington, D-C. and b 1 a Foundation of Bui due Univer­ Harrison Decker, district su­ Richard, Ridgefield Park; Mr. replacement, Capt/ C.Ji. Lang* sity,Indiana, will be the guest perintendent, will be held at 8 and-Mra. Frank*t>oCaseta~aiid M kind, In bur recent dlesex Lodge SO, Cranburp, by on the beach, at Cllffwood . Raritan Township bereaveinem, • s«san»uusunmti* Raymond Walton, drsftd Mas­ Beach, starting at V u,m. Mrs. Rev; 'Ndrman ft Riley. Pastor Mr, and Mrs. ter of the State of New Jersey. Carrie Bonnema Is chairman of Bunday worship services are Joseph Ileitis And Son , 1 'mmaatMmiMt July 21. . th* affair, ' held at 8, 9:30 and It a.m. w j!i-sdv *5u n the lElilzaleth Fierro —F a r m y ? v 1 c * NJ Mental Health Employment Questions! Market. , ■ ' , Red Sox *-12 Fire Department Scheduled By Census M : The. boafd decided this in­ Matawan Champs Training Course Information tc be used in volved changing a zoning News In Matawan The New Jersey Association compiling national figures on classification rather than MATAWAN JOl/RNAI A playoff game to decide the for Mental Health reported re­ employment and unemploy­ granting a variance. The mem­ Matawan Borough- champion­ This column lnsfltuiea al cently it ls helping to plan train­ ment wiU.be collected locally bers decided accordingly to de­ Pate Sl» July 31. 1958 ship between the winners of the request of the Matawan ing courses for four different during the week of Aug. 18 In ny the variance and recom­ the first half,-the Red Sox, and Fire Department will be pub state groups of public health the Current Population Survey, mend to the applicant Ue car­ the second half, the Terriers, dsheo monthly to Inform the personnel. Dr. Edward P. Duf­ ry his case to the planning Angels Sweep was beld at Matawan L 1111 e residents ol the borough ot fy Jr., Nutley, state president, it. was announced today by Su­ the meetings aod activities ol said the courses will involve pervisor John G. Gibson of the board. League field Tuesday. The Red the File Departmenl. Induc­ county mental health boards, U S . Census Bureau’s regional L.B.C.C. Series Sox, a new team in boys 8-12 ing us companies and auxt) county health .officers, the office in Philadelphia which CUffwood Angels took a fav­ baseball, prevailed 7-6 In an larles. Northern District of P u.b 11 c Madison Board orite role in the Monmouth exciting contest. They w i 1 1 Health nurses, and the varied will participate In the survey. (continued from page one) County tourney in baseball for meet the winner of the series Washington Engine C o n - mental health professions. T h e information collected pony truck Is back In service He said the association is co­ from local families will be Harry Messenger, Madison boys 8-12 last night, by defeat­ between th,e West Keansburg after a layup of two weeks for operating with the Btate De­ combined with that collected in Park, requested the board io ing the Long Branch C.C. nine Fire Co. and the Jewish War a new motor block. Every­ partment of_ Institutions and erect a fence ln the rear of the at. the shore' team’s diamond Vets Post, Belmar, nexb week thing is |n shipshape order Agencies in development of a 329 other areas in the country Madison Park School along ' 14^0. Ken Szyarto pitched a The game was filled with ex­ now and the truck operates fall conference for county to-provlde the national e s 11- two-hitter. The win gave tlie citement. The Red'Sox Jumped like a new piece of equipment, ] mental health boards.’The pur- mates. Approximately 35,000 school property to Princeton Arvg^sX sHutoureonquest—of away to an early lead. A walk Midway Hose Company , ran j pose is to-further-understand^ households are .includecLe_a_c_h_ Rd. He also asked that the the series as they had blanked and two errors put Doug RL a bus trip to Philadelphia on ling of the Community .Mental board* lnvesttgate“CondiUon$-at-5 the Long Branch team previ- near!'Tom Devlno and Lo u Sunday lo see a Phllly-Dodger j Health Act of 1957, which pro- month in the survey. T h e se Madison Park School to deter-''- \ • * ‘"“q u s ly . S...... TOmaseilo, $ox pitcher, aboard game and a good time was had yides matching state monies households are selected at ran- mine why children have lo . Butchie Banos, Long Branch In the first1’. Bob Ghafto doubled by ali who attended. ' ' for clinics and .other facilities donrunder the Census Bureau's walk to school through a gully.... pitcher hejd the Clffwood nine to score these base runners. Hook & Ladder members still to combatT mental illness. scientific sampling program Lo ankle deep in rainwater at la for two lnnings/then Man­ Walks to Doug Edwards an d have chances left o'n'the Chev­ The association also Is work­ provide a representative cross­ times and why a septic . tank ager Ben Gulsti’s batters ex­ Tom Devlno and Lou Tomasel- rolet they are raffling off in ing with the New Jersey Health section of all classes of the pop­ at the home of a nearby resi­ ploded for the runs to make the lo’s single scored another Sox Ootober. II you didn’t get yours Officers Association, the State ulation, and of all types of dent is allowed to continue game a rout. Carmen P 1 z z 1 j run in the second. - yet. any Hook & Ladder man Department of Health, and tlie areas in the country—large cit­ draining onto school property/ started the Cliffwood third wltb The Terriers moved to-' get can help you. You can find State Department of Institu­ ies. smaU towns, rural areas, William Kerr“ board v r e s i- a walk, Ben Smith singled and back in the ball game-in their them every'Friday evening in tions and Agencies on plans of and so forth. dent, told'Mr. Messenger that Plzzl scored the first run when half ol the second. Doubles by the center of the town Belling a workshop for health officers. Facts on employment and un­ since the special meeting had. . Szyarto’s fly was dropped In Jay Searls and Hal Ziegler and chances and you glso.can see The two-day session next Oc­ employment collected locally only three items on the agen­ center fleldrJohn Medolla kept ' Oscar K. Buros, Rutgers University professor of education, Frankie Lasko's single brought the car. Get out and support tober will emphasize (the ways are forwarded to Census Bur­ da, no action could be taken on Jt going with a single. Walt and Mrs. Buros use their Highland Park home as publishing them two runs. But the S o x your department an It Ib for a local health departments can eau headquarters Jn Washing­ his requests but Hut they Tsaksen fanned, but Dwight house for the Mental Measurements Yearbook, internationally- kept tlielr lead by scoring again good cause. actively participate- In com. ton to be processed by the bur­ would be taken under consider..... Batson connected ,for fa home acclaimed "Bible” for test users and test publishers through­ in the third. -Walt McBride Tlie writer of this c o 1 u mn munity mental health pro­ eau’s electronic.c o m p U te r. atlon. ; : .. run with the twoori base and out the English-speaking world. was safe ontan_«rroivHe ad* wishes to. take a little space to grams. ■ known as Univac, to provide that was the ball game and Mr. Buros edits the MMY during work day at Rutgerg and yapced on a walk to Jack Nel­ praise the Job ddne by e u r Graduate Coarse the national estimates. The na­ the series. The Long Branch carries out the publishing operations evenings wilh his ulle. son and scpred ^hen R a n d.y members and also ask for help. With Seton Hal). Dr. Duffy tional report' covering the in­ _team wilted after-that blow Preparation of the 1100-page Mental .Measurements Yearbook, fteigert also got a life on a Ter­ said that exploratory sessions 4 nd the. game became a rout. scheduled for publication early In 1959, has occupied the Buros* rier mlsplay. Have you ever been ln any ol formation to be collected local­ (continued from page one) *r~ . CUffwood next wll) play the for four years. ’’ ' Terriers Edged Closer • the file houses? If you haven’t, are being held toward develop­ ly during the week of Aug. 18 pipe. The township road man winner of the West End Hawks- The score stood 5-2 for the you don't' know what you are ment of a graduate course in will be issued in Washington agreed the culvert pipe had Highlands Lions series at the Oscar K. Buros, professor of 60 copies of the 1953 yearbook Sox going into the last half, of missing. These men have work­ mental' health which would be early in September. . been in 15 years and the flow- Angels field Monday. education a$d director of the and placed them in as many li­ the sixth. Then the. Terriers ed hard to make their build­ opened to several selected pro­ Current Population • Survey off ditch had filled up. He said , The box scores: Institute of Mental Measure­ braries ln India. He also is Jus­ edged closer. Frankie D'Apoli- ings what they are. You can al­ fessional fields. - Information will be collected it had been opened to the point ‘ Cllffwood Angels (14) ments *dt Rutgers University’s tifiably proud.of the" bulging ta, pitcher for Manager Mike ways find someone at the The. state president explain­ from a number of local fami­ where It was believed the sur­ ’ , . ab r h School cf Educatlon/js. literal flic of critical appraisals of Eovfno’s forces, led off with a houses painting, cleaning or do­ ed that lt Is hoped that a 10- lies by Mrs. Jane Daum, Eng­ face water would run Into the F iui. If 0 ly and figuratively,' an author­ previous yearbooks, taken single ln this frame. He was ing other odds and ends. Also week . course can be offered iishtown, and Mrs. Cecelia stream. Mrs. Finlayson aver­ B. Smith, 3b. ....- * J " 3 ity on the “ ups and downs” of from Journals In nearly every forced on Searls* roller to sec­ you will always find a c r e w mext- sprlng at the'Graduate O’Connell. Toms River. red it was not doing so. as.her Szyarto, p ' 2 3 1 the book publishing business. part of the world. • ond; but Hal Dolan whacked working and keeping the ap­ School of'Medicine to provide a property was suffering dam- . 4 3 2 As editor, and, with his wife In Two Parts paratus In good order. All this stimulus to mental health pro­ j. Medolla. e Luella, publisher of the Mental The Fifth Mental Measure­ out a two-bagger to br-lng they do lor the glory:of being fessionals. Boarding Home age. The committeemen agreed Batson, ss V ; 3 2 1 Measurements Yearbook, Pro­ home Searls. . . • A prime role of the Mental to have the municipal engineer Isakseu. 2b “ ‘411 ments Yearbook, like Itsf -pre­ The Sox then seemed to wrap a volunteer fireman. Matawan Health Association ls to assist (continued from page one) investigate the situation, i . . W. Vena, rt 2 1 1 fessor Buros has been riding a decessors of 1938, 1940, ,1949 it up in the top of the seventh. Is growing larger and the need ed in Mrs. Schefe’t application Mr. Matthews reported serv- Zambar, lb 4 t 2 publisher’s roller coaster dur­ aqd 1953, contains'two sec­ Rlnear’s single, Lou TomaSel- for members Is Increasing. All ln the recruitment and training lng a,notice on.Arthur^tahl- ■ 4 1 -3 ing the 25 years since he con* tions. The first section presents companies have openings f o r of personnel ln mental health and if she abandoned lt, th e Klein, rt ceived the unique. Intimation- reviews on all educational, lo's two-bagger and d passed men from 21-to-40-years-of-age. fields! Other concerns are re­ property would revert to resi­ baum to rempve a trailer in ally-acclaimed “ Bible” for test ball ran tbe Red Sox lead to 7-3 If you want to Join: any com­ search, public education, re­ dential and any person desir­ "dead storage" on TenqentJtd. .._ ■ , __38.11.13 psychological and’ vocational. as the- desperate T e r r 1 e r s habilitation, a id treatment...... ing to use it for a non-reslden- lmd been held up due to "legal ~ Lm , ' Brtacl C. CL" lai uV X rs-and’ ^ teat: publishers tertspublisHedlri-theEnBrish- came to bat for the last time. pany. contact ...any of the four tlal use. would-have to seek ,a advice." ...... ih r h throughout the English-speak­ speaking world sfnee the 1953 The Terriers last stand-was chiefs or the secretary and new variance. CommiUeemeri CrlUclxed: ~ ^ Robinson, rt. p 1 0 1 ing world. sedition went to' press. Each a thriller, -Ron Raven walked they gladly will co-operate in Cold Water Delaying The board members were of Committeeman Lanzaro com­ Banos, p, c 3 0 0 Preparation of the 1100-page test is -reviewed^ by two or at the start. Frankie Devlno placing you. Belpg-a fireman Usual. Summer Fish Run . the opinion that must any busi­ plained that Committeemen Kroen, rf , V 0 0 Fifth Mental Measurements more experts from Its particu­ singled, Raven going to second. Isn’t all work either, as the ness but that.of a j o a r d I n g Frank Ratcliffe and Leonard t Pefri. ltJ * S 0 0 Yearbook, scheduled for publi­ lar field. The reviewers, more Pete Eovlno singled arid th e boys often get together f o r Unseasonable water temper- home would require alteration Nlvtson had helo a meeting K. Smith, c. 2b 3 0 1 cation early in 1959, has found than 300 ln all, Include Ameri­ sacks were loaded with none baseball games, parades a n d i atures are casting a chill over of the exterior of the building, with the'Owncrs.of the Alt prop­ Ullery, 3b r ” 3 0 o' Editor Buros working dally ln cans, British, Australians, New out. Tom Longette;popped up, many other gatherings. I the “ hot’’ salt water angling which would not be allowed, so erty where township equipment S. Lewis. If 3 0 0 the fourth-floor walk-up ln Rut­ Zealander.,, South Africans b u t D’Apollta’s. resounding Chief John Thaler offers the I usually to be enjoyed In t New it was safe.to say the boarding ls stored about a bill for dam­ Moran, 2b ‘ 0 0 0 gers’ Winants Hall which and Swedes. All books ln the double cleared the sacks and following fire safety sugges­ {'Jersey waters during July, the home was the limit to any type ages. Mr. Lanzaro said he was Perriue, cf : 1 0 0 houses the Institute of Mental field of mental measurements left the Terriers only .one run tions for parents who employ j State Division of Fish and of business that could be car­ chairman of the building pnd Memmola, ss 1 0 0 Measurements. Over the same are listed and reviewed ln the behind with one out. The'crowd baby sitters. . j Game, Department of Coriser- ried on there. Mr, Wyckoff arid grounds committee and he took " DeSantis, ss ; - • 0 0 0 span of sonie four years, Pub­ second section of the Year­ was in an uproar. Lou Toma- 1. Know .the sitter; make In­ j vatlon and Economic Develop- Mrs. Melnzer expressed them­ exception to the meeting with lisher Buros and Ills wife, book. - sello showed bis mettle ln this quiries about training and'fam- j ment, announced today. T h e selves as satisfied. ■ the owners by the t\vq other . - ; ''i - 1 19 0 2 trading as the Gryphon Press, Professor Buros came to Rut­ crisis by tightening down to ily background. spring menhaden run, which Varlanoe Approved committeemen when it was be­ 8oore by bubus: have carYied out the1 business gers ln 1932 after two years as force the dangerous Searls to 2.’ Employ oiily sitters who usually commences in April, It wa3 moved to approve the ing reported to him the^wnbrs. Cllffwood; Angels . 004 604- 14 phase of tlielr operations eve­ an elementary school, principal pop up and Dolan to fan for. the have a sense of responslblllty. did not get, underway until variance, but Peter A. Read, had said they die not want him Long Branch C. C. 000 000— 0 nings In' tlie cefila* of t h V i r in Mlllburn, where he had been final out to give the Red Sox and who like children. June this year, the division re­ board chairman, questioned—if. (Mr7 Lanzaro) on their proper-/ home In. Highland Park. appalled by many of the works the title; . * ported. the use of the term external ty, Mr. Ratcliffe in turn ques- Hobby Show Aug. 20 At The fourth. oiU953 MMY, re­ provided by test publishers. Ed Harris and Jack Carley, 3. Try to have the same sitter Water temperatures evident­ ■'appearance ’ of the building Uoned Mr. Lanzaro about' hav- . quired the same four-year run Encouraged by the success of the coaches who developed.the regularly If possible, and one ly have become warm enough should be altered. He believed lng a meeting with the owners LH Memorial School____ from attic to cellar, but * the the recently founded Consum­ winner In their first year, were who lives nearby. U>: please the fluke, or^ summer It would be possible : to put .an and Mayor Charles McCUe and. Rutgers professqr, a trim, ers’ , JResearph . Bulletin, he extended. the hearty congrfttu- 4. Have a preltmlnary -Inter­ flounder, hnd. blowfish ! which adclltlonr-on to the bul|dlng god Mr‘. Nlylsofc wlltiOuthlmself,;as v. , . The drama department ot youngish 63-year-old, obviously promptly 'set out to secure latlons of all artqrvt)ie,gjLjne,u view '.with sitter. Acquaint- her have been'abundant for seVer- stlllf meet's'legal construction a:/cbrnny(tiee 'tfte ra be i','; p re s env; -the Woman'a^CluXoLLaurence has-Jiot-suilerect-lromthe'^ex- foundation funds-ln .su^paVt bf The-bbx-score: ^ ’bhlM*«i\’ftritr Wtii; esjtee'- .al..weeks* „Qp the otherhand, of_Ute2Word!1 "appearance.” ; J. . The: committee members ...re^ yHarborwlll spohsor a'h'o bV-y erclse. • Financially, however, a similar publication for analy­ M'adwan lUd ^ » (7) iiRj'jthe watch'daiEr;'" " T ‘ " :'r ~ bluefish have not made their Raymond Ketchel and VatiWin­ ported the-owners-as-refusing- -shew, Wednesday, Aug.. 20, the publishing venture Jjra not sing educational and psycho­ ab 5." aive Instructions orally And to have the township do the r&' 'from 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. In logical tests. ' J, Jones, 2b ■4 leave them in writing/ appearance ln any numbers, as kle Todd, the other members the kindergarten room of rthe been pearly, so beneficial.' - . Rlnear, lb '3 yet, but bigger than last year present, agreed and the board pair work and wanting $435 May Close Up Shop . He was unsuccessful ln his T, Devlno. of 3 6. Show sitter all exits a n d fish still are looked for, accord­ refusej.. to accept the word­ damages In cash. Mr; Lanzaro Memorial School. Any resident Professor Buros launched search for foundation funds, L. Tomasello. p 4 how to get children out of house ing to division biologists. . ing there should be no change submitted a bid of $160 from of Madison, Township, 12-years- the MMY as a non-profit, but with help from the Rulgers Shafto. rf ' “ ■ 3 in case of fire. During several ' periods of made In the physical external James Borden, a contractor, old ox oVer, may exhibit. Busi­ break-even experiment! This School of Education, and the- McBride, If 3 7. Give the sitter the t e l e- especially cold water large structure of the building. The for repairing the damage and ness'cafdrmay be distributed status -has been maintained University’s Research Council J. Tomasello, If : 1 ptione number, of the fire de­ porgles, or scup, have been ob­ variance was approved for rec­ the township committee voted . but no Celling will be allowed. through four publishings de­ and Press, he published a pa­ Nelson, 3b 0 partment, famllydoctor. and served washed up by the surf ommendation In this form. to accept the bid*. . • Awards will be made at 8:30 Relgert, ss 3 to which they (parents or George Franklin, a spectator, -iB.rn.Jn.thB following; categor- spite ‘‘‘e the growth of hia V staff perback forerunner of MMY Edwards, o • . . 3 at Island Beach State Park. The board received an in­ lea: Baking, carpentry, ceram- ! ^ -1?, h ? !■’ during his second year on the jiduit_membei;s- of the. family) Water temperatures In the 1 ti­ quiry from Frank Fierro about deplored the fact there seemed les, colleottona, copper, -cro,• t‘“ n °f. » » T °* m,dlT campus. - , . 28 7 . 4 are going. Also what- neighbor tles generally accompany this! -having his’ 75--by-ifl2-foot4 "prop­ to be a mlsunderstandtng’.about— ohet.. drawing. Hower arrange da alds l° 1,andle the blg8er Writes Bibliography Matawan Terriers («) to call In the event of any em­ phenomenon. The fish observed erty on Route 34 between Cres­ the!township industrial com * ment, Jewelry making, k n 11- !volurnes- N°w, however, c o n- "Educational, Psychological ab r h ergency.. ~ appeared to be normal but cent PI. and Fierro Ave. re­ mission’s alms ln obtalnlng^ln? ting, leather, model building. I fronted with rising publication and Personality Tests of 1933 Fete Eovlno, 2b 3 1 I .8; If there Is no phone, explain were vpry sluggish. zoned as business from Class dustry to locate In the town*, p r e--painting, party cakes p r e--painting, . costs, thc hqsband-wlfe Qry- and 1934,” a 34-page blbllogra- Longette, ss 4 0 0 to sitter other means-of notify­ ” A” residential. He noted the ship. Mr. Franklin said resi­ serves, rocks, sculpture sew- ^ on Pl'eBS seriously Is consid­ , phy, was followed by two more D'Apollta, p 0 4. ing fire department ln case of Defense Bonds pay the same properly_was "surrounded” by dents should be alarmed that ering closing up shop.. paperback editions before pub' Searls. cf 2 2 *-flre. rate of Interest as the War such businesses as the U & F it would be-an Industry which lng, weaving end others, • lie demand led to the publish­ H, Dolan, 1/ a i Bonds you bought during the Shop, Jo-Jo’s Cocktail Lounge; would create dirt, 001*56, fumes Pets are excluded. Entry Should the Buros* abandon Ziegler, rf i i -^. Caution sitter against per­ or.smoke. . , blanks may be obtained from their ambitious undertaking, ing of the first MMY ln 1938 by Lasko, 3b 0 1 mitting child to play . with war Buy some! Lakeside Service.Station a n d Mrs. Alex Garibaldi, Box 823, the effects will be felt from the Rutgei's University Press; Raven, lb . 1 0 matches, electric cords, or oth­ Laurence Harbor, who a 1 a o Australia to Sputh, Africa. Mrs. Buros, an artist, turned Pease, c ...... - 0 0 er electric appliances. Also: tell will answer any questions on MMY probably ls the only MMY into a family affair ln F. Devlno, o T 1 her to keep the child out of the rules ancientry fee. work ln print judged to be 1940 when she designed the kitchen. If possible. Starting The public ls Invited to at­ "their book” by both educators cover-for the yeftrbookoT'llnst- 28 8 U 10. If sitter Is-to bathe young­ tend and'partlclpate. and psychologists. . Industrial year. Score by Innings: t ster, make certain she has had personnel managers the world Since that time. Rutgers nnd Matawan Red Sox 311 002—7 such experience. * over comprise another profes­ Buros have become, according Matawan Terriers 020 013—6 11. Leave a first aid kit wltb Mrs. Joseph Billia sional group which makes fre­ to more than one reviewer, sitter and explain how to take Honored By Auxiliary quent reference to MMY. "household words” to all test Costics Entertain At care of simple burns, cuts, August 1st Many specinl uses also have users. They’ll all be awaiting bruises. ... MeVTbers of the Ladies Aux­ been found for MMY. Profes­ Professor Buros’ decision Family Picnic Sunday 12. Be sure sitter understands iliary of McElvalne-Schnnck sor Buros wns pleased particu­ whether or not to continue .his Mr. and Mrs. John F. Costic, that In i a fire emergency sho We Will Have Post 2218, Veterans of Foreign larly to learn thnt the United one:man crusade to upgrade Matawan, “ entertained at a should get the child out of the Wars. Matawan, honored Mrs. States government purchased testing standards. family picnic. Sunday evening. house, then call the fire depart­ Joseph Billia Monday evening Those attending were Mr. and ment, then notify parents. at a surprise shower at th e Mrs, Elmer Arose nnd c h 11- 13 JE-rovide flashlights for use Com for Freezing home of Mrs. Charles Z 1 m- To Attend Stock Car Auxiliary Installation dren, Morgan; Mr. and Mrs. In case lighting should fall. ,mer. Decorations were in pink Races At Old Bridge Dinner Held Recently Robert Ferrell and children! 14. Always come home at the ‘ and blue*. 1 * Mrs. Norman Ferrell, F r e e- hour kgreed upon; telephone, If Quests" were Mrs. S. Billia, Members of the Matawnn The Ladles Auxiliary of hold; Mr..and Mrs. Edwin Cos­ delayed. _ Tomatoes for Canning Miss Emma Billia, Old Bridge; 8 12 League will attend the Matawan Township II o ie Si tic and children, Mrs. Anton 16. Make suitable nnd safe ar­ ..‘Mrs. William Edwards, Cllff­ Costic, Keypoft; Mr. and Mrs. rangements for accompanying wood; Mrs. Charles Hauser, stock car races at Old Bridge Chcinicnl Co. 1 held Us Install­ George Eastmond. Mr. and the sitter home. Mrs. George Leury, Mrs. John Stadium. Friday evening. Fath­ ation dinner recently following Mrs, Julius Marks, Myron Above all be sure sitter un­ ■ ■■ ; • ■ and / • ■ . ■ . *• O'Reilly, Mrs. James Thomas, ers of team members also will thc regular business meeting. Eastmond, Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ derstands that In a fire e me M.rsJ...,U.u g e n e Knight,* Mrs, attend. , „ Mrs, Darbnra Uepnls wns In­ ward Glblock and children, gency she should ge/t the child : Frank Carmichael, Mrs. Lpuise Jnck Carley. nnd Edward .Har­ stalled as president:, , M r s. George Eastmond. Mr. and out of the housfe;' then call the --Boer,- Matawan.- - - Mrs. Edward Downes and sun, Fire Department. Gifts were sent by Mrs. ris, managers of thc Red Sox, Marge Bodnar, vice president; Miss Connie Insley, tlio Misses Meetings...... In the Near Future Look For ^jFrank Anson. Mrs. Ted Oslpo* honored team members at a Mrs. Blanche Howard, secre­ Jonn ahd Gall Eastmond, n 11 Aug. 12—Wnshlngton Engine * wltis, Mrs." J;E. JackcwlcZi -‘•: barbecue nt Mr. Hlarris' home tary; ...Mrs, Frances^ Trahlm. of Mntnwnn. . Company. July 23. Team members a r e trnasiKer. ------Aug. 13rrHoqk^&JLadder Com­ pany. __ ;* Vine Ripened Cantaloupes George Schramm Given Dougins Edwards, Kenneth Mrs. Ireno Dzwll received a Choir Entertained At Aug. 14-rM.EL Haley Hose' “ Discharge"From Navy ThorscnrConrnd-JacksoivrJobn- -pastpresldent's-glft-ns-wellaS lamtrerls'Bdrbecue Company. I ' Nelson, William Shovtrldge, a special achievement award. AUg. 20—Matawan Relief As­ By the Basket~ George C. Solnnmm, Keans­ Rudy Ricgert, Walt er Mac- Mi's, Mary Nlcol received a Mr. nnd Mrs. John C. 'Lam­ sociation meeting. burg, received Ills honorable Bride, John Tomasello, Joseph bert, Johnson Ave., Mntnwnn, Aug. 27—Caucus meeting— :- discharge^ftcr serving f our Nuccio. Robert Slmfto, James token of the members' apprecl- entertained- members cd-,._t li c Long Branch City Hall. years,ln ihe U.8. Navy, July 3r ■JonesrEdward HarrlSr-Thoinas. aton for lver Joui' years of sorv- cliojr of the. First Fresbytertair All Produce In Season Picked Fresh Daily at Norfolk, Va. He was station­ Daviji.o^ L e w i Tomasello, Jce as secretary. A white old; Church, Matawan. and friends; ed on tho USS Amphlon. Dougins Rlncnr and bnt boy pliant sale was held during thc at a cooperative picnic Satur^ Susan SmitH Honored /H e now reside^, with his wife, Roddie llnrrls.. . social hour which followed the day evening. . At BIrthclciy-JCelebration Prices AlwaylTReasonable the .form er -Miss Jacqueline dinner. Drew Bcdnar was a Guests wejij: trnny Ha2lctt Craig, Matawan. and children. guct...... : ...... nnd.-saas.-.Stevo-and-Jaiues, Mr.- und Mrs. 6 ^ 1 ,8 m.l.t b. -Debbie- and-William/ *^t'.72C3* Hurt ln Accident Attending were Mrs, Ann In- Nortl?'Bergen; Mrs, jRttn.;.An-. 191 Mnln St., Matnw«H. enter­ ~~Kobe‘rI HuiitlngtoU7 81 Front fantcr, Mrs. Tcssle Falco, Mrs. dcrson, Brooklyn; Mr. und Mrs. tained at a dinner paity\t I’eU paitner : in the C. E. Craig St. Keyport,"a passenger In a Nancy Lewlpkl, Mrs. Louise Gordon F, Magee, Mr. and Mrs! crson’s Buttonwood M a no r. Trycklng Co„ 14 Prospect PL, car operated by Chiicnco' Nlcora, Mrs. NICol, Mrs. Bod­ Arthur Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Wlh Matawan, Monday evenlng\in E. ENGEBRETSON S Matawan. ' , *. Hamilton, 51, of 56 Main St.; nar, Mrs. Howard, Mrs, Tra­ llnni Quinn, Mr. and Mrs. W|l- celebration of the 18th b 1 r t b- Keyport, suffered head injuries hlm, Mrs. Dzwdl and Mrs. Den­ Ham Wlnderwccdlc, Mr. nnd doy of their daughter, Susan. . when tho Hamilton vchlcle^ind nis. ' Mrs, George Egner, Mr. and Quests were Jean McCue. Birthday Party another collided on MorrlStown Mrs. Walter Fleet, Miss Edith Charlene Lockwood. Patricia : . Mr. and Mrs, Forrest Tea­ Rd., Madison Township, near Under thc technical direct. Davison, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nealls, Judy Kuhns, Sandy MIUBR00K FARMS gue, Matowan, entertained the Cheesequake ..State Park, Ion of the Offlco of Nnval Mandevlllc, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Pearce, Carole Schaffer, Mar- July 23 Jn celebration of the. July 20. It wae reported earlier Research','a Unique research ley-WlUte, Ernest C h r 1 si 1 c , earet Cusanelll, Barbara Du­ The White Road Stand With The Red Trim second bfrthday of tlielr son, \ lliot Mr. Huntington was op- airplane. designated t h e Jnmes LaiVibcrt, all of Mnta 1 gan, Terry Gnlloway. Clifford Forrest. Quests wero Mi-,nnd I eratlng thc vehicle. ' ' "vertlplane" has been design­ wan. . . ■ Reeves. Edward Morey. Paul 4 Mile South of Matawan - Traffic Light Mrs., Howard .Jones dnd • chil- j ------— ed to takt off and land ver­ Barrett, Richard Heuser Gary drdn,1 VIokey■ nn»;D#vIdt'i;|jMr. If you need printing oft any tically, Conventional In ' ap- Your advertisement in this Roclke, Carl Bauman, Victor ■ddiJtirs. BIdhiiin Teaetit fftnd , klnd.itvc are'berelto jerypiiyqqi jtjiarance, th e vertlplane paper. ■ will , reach prospective Alt, Joseph M iller.,W 111:1 a m 7 ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF ROUTE 34 Linda, Beverly dnd Betty: Jane p u r qulolc service and reason. takes off and lauds without purehaseuiin/£very common Mabblit and Robert- lUnkli all 2'eague‘ -*ll ef M»tawapr.:-': Iable'|>rl«» will please you t^ny.giound run ity In the bayshore area. of Matawan. " Janet Weiss Wed Engagements Couple Married Nurses Heart Seminar.... Set By County Group t b e To Thomas White Married Saturday Ycargln-lferbert , - Mr. and Mrs. Edwsrd M, At Bride’s Home A further step toward the ed­ Miss Janet Frances W e i s s, Miss Diane V. Trenery, Miss Pansy Gardenia ucation of nurses In oaring tor MATAWAN JOURNAL daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vic­ Ross Trabalka daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. Rich­ Herbert, 533 34th St., West Bethune, daughter ot Mr. and cardiac patients, the second tor Weiss, 367 Laurence Pkwy., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ross, 21 Mr. and Mrs. EJdward Tra­ ard James Trenery, 335 Main Palm Beach, Fla., former resi­ Mrs. Roosevelt Bethune, Third annua! Nurses Cardiac Semin­ July 31. 1058 Page Seven Sycamore Dr., Keyport,. are balka. Old Mill Rd.. Chees e- St., Keansburg. became t h e dents ol Matawan, annqtince Ave,, Cllffwood, became the Laurence Harbor, became the the parents of a son,1 born quake, are .the parents of bride bf James Williams IU, the engagement of their daugh­ bride of James Henry Schanck ar, wns nnnounced today by bride of Thomas Richard Wednesday, July 23, 1058, In son, born in Perth Amboy Hos­ son of Mr; and Mrs. James ter. Dorothy, to William Jr., son ot Mr. and Mrs. James Dr. Irving Gruber, Belmar, White, son of Mr. and Mrs. Monmouth Memorial Hospital. pital. Williams Jr., jSllver Spring, H, Scliunck sr., ic Hull Ave., chnirman of the professional South Amhoy G irl John White, 162 Twilight Ave., Md„ Saturday, July 26, 1958, at Freehold, Saturday, J u 1 y 26, education committee, Mon­ Laurence Harbor, Saturday, Grix Iverson ' the First Methodist C h U y c h, 1958, at 2 p.m. at the home ot mouth County Heart Associa­ Weds Ken Brown A daughter was born Wednes- A daughter was born Friday, Red Bank. the bride. tion, July 26, 1958. at 5 p.m. In the day, July 23. 1958, in Mon- July 25, 1958, In Fltkln Memor­ The ceremony was perform­ The Rev. Calvin Woods, as- Mrs. John F, Keating, 42* Laurence Harbor Community . mouth Memorial Hospital, ,-to ial Hospital, Neptune, to Mr. ed at 3 o’clock by tlie Rev, Rog­ alstant'pastor' of .the Second Sponsored by the Heart Asso­ Bordcntown Ave., South Am­ Church. The Rev William E. Mr* ftnd Mrs. Lawrence Grlx, ond Mrs. Fred Iverson, 21 er J. Squire, pastor. John Fer­ ciation, the seminar provides boy, announces the marriage Webster, pastor, performed the 343 Middle Rd., Raritan Town- Knoll Terr., Hazlet. " Baptist Church, Morganvllle, of her daughtor, Patricia Anne, ship. • ' ■ . ' t rls was organist and ATden performed the double ring nurses of all fields with up-to- to Kenneth„P, Brown Jr., son double ring ceremony. Mrs. Veltrl Hammond, soloist. ceremony before a background date Information by specialists of Mr. rind Mrs. Kenneth P, Clarence Corby played the or­ The bride was given to mar­ of white gladioli. Traditional Parry Mr. and Mrs. Charles Veltrl. riage by her father. She wore, wedding music was played. in nursing care. Nurses from Brown sr., 86 Chtngarora Ave,, gan. . • ' Mr. and Mrs. William Par­ Mirro’s Trailer ■» Camp, Key­ a white organdy over satin Given In ^ynarrlage by hor Monmouth, Middlesex an d Keyport, Saturday, July 28, Given In marriage by her ry, 19 Cornell Dr., Hazlet, are port, are the parents of a gown . designed with a satin father, tho brldo wore a cock- Ocean Counties arc Invited. 1958, to St, Mary’s Churoh, father, the bride wore a floor­ the parents of a daughter, born daughter, born Friday. July 25, neckline trimmed with seed tall-length gown of white em­ There Is no registration or ad­ South Amboy, at 3 p.m. Mlsi Wednesday, July 23, 1958, In 1958, In Monmouth Memorial mission fee. Keating also Is the daughter ot length, gown deslgped. With „a. Monmouth-Memorial-Hospital.- .Hospital, ______pearls, and a sltghl train. Her broidered silk organza .vy lth the late Capt.,John F. Keating, shirred lace basque bodice, a flngertlpMengtlv Illusion— v e H t h r e e-quartcr-longth-shirred Among members.of tho pian-. The Ilev. Ficdorlck Clancy, scoop neckline, and short Russell . Mulligan ' was fastened to a cap of satin sjeoves. The boat neckline, nlng committee and the nurs­ pastor, officiated. A daughter was born Friday, and pearls. She carried a white over satin, and cummerbund ing field llrcy represent are the Given ln marriage by her -sleeves. The nylon o r ga n z a A son was born Thursday, July 25, 1958, In Monmouth bouquet. . ' .. were made of plain organza. following: Mrs. Kathleen Shnf- skirt was trimmed with panels July 24, 1958, In Rlvervlew Hos­ Three Attendants Her elbow-lenglh veil of Fjench to, R.N., Matawan, Sohool brother, John Keating, Fordj, pital, to Mr. and Mrs. James Memorial Hospital, to Mr. and Illusion fell from a tlnra of se- Nurse, and Mrs. Alina II. Penn, tho bride wore a white em­ of matching lace. Her finger- Russell, 37 Main St., Matawan. Mrs. Joseph Mulligan, 72 Main Mrs. Richard E. Burke. Mid­ E.N., Marlboro, Psychlatrlo broidered organdy full-length tip'length veil of scalloped Illu­ St., Keansburg. dletown Township, was h e r qulned hearts. She carried a Nurilng. I ; liowu wltli a square neok. Her sion fell from a pearl qrown, Youncofskt sister’s matron of honor. Miss colonial bouquet of white car­ French Illusion veil hung from Manno Q e o r gl n e Robinson, Keans­ nations centered with pink car­ Middlesex County Heart As­ a crown of seed pearls, and she and she carried a cascade bou- Mr. and Mrs. Jame9 Youn- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Manno, burg, was bridesmaid, and MISS DOROTHY HERBERT nations. sociation Is pnrtlQlpatlng In the carried a prayer book with a — quet of white roses. cofskl, 44 Oak St.. Keyport, are 13 Deerfield Rd., Hazlet, are Marilyn Kalkhof. Keansburg, Wears While Over rink seminar by Invitation. white orchid. Maid of Honor |V the parents of a son, born the parents of a son. born Fri­ Junior bridesmaid. Yeargln, West Palm Beach, son Mrs. Brucu Robinson. Long Wednesday. July 23. 1958, In day, July 25, 1958, ln R 1 ve r- of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Year­ Branch, was the maid ot honor. Sister la Maid Of nonor Miss Dorothy Staab, Secau­ Rlvervlew Hospital. vlew Hospital. ------They all were gowned ln blue Funeral Services Mtss Mary Ellen Kenttng, cus, cousin of the bride, was silk organza frocks made with gln, Oxford. N.C. She wore a cocklnll-length South Amboy, sister of the the maid of honor. Her blue Bennett . Dllks harem -s k-lj t s and' trapeze Miss. Herbert, the niece of gown ot whlto silk organza (continued from fourth column) brldo, was the inald of honor. •: gtjeet-length embroidered or­ -- A son was born ’ Wednesday, A daughter was born In backs. They wore matching ao- Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Rain­ over pink tnffcta, a matching ette lforster, Leonardo; Mrs. She wore a blue silk organaa ganza gown had a sleeveless July 23, 1958, in Rlvervlew Hos­ Perth Amboy Hospital, to Mr. cessoriee and bow headpieces. aud, Matawan, Is a graduate headpiece and a corsage-of John Irwln, Atlnnttc Highlands sticet-length dress, a orown of bodice, a scoop neckline, and a pital, to Mr. and Mrs. James The Junior bridesmaid’s dress pink carnations. nnd seven grnndchlUjren, carnntlons and carried a bas­ r blue satin cummerbund. S h e Bennett, Hobart Ave., Marl­ and Mrs. Samuel Dllks, Box had a bouftant skirt. They car­ of Matawan High School, and Mr. Robinson served-as bsst wore a matching picture hat 187, Cllffwood Ave., Cllffwood. ried bouquets of white flowers. Is employed as ri medical as­ man. John Edward Klkoikl ket -of blue and white carna-. and carried a basket of pink boro, ' sistant in the office of Dr, I,D. For her daughter's wedding, Funoral services wore held tlons. ■- ' I ■ - and blue carnations. Worth Kulcsar Roger Williams, brother of Lees,'West Palm Beach. Mr. Mrs Bethune selected ah aqua Bnturdny at 8:30 a.m. at the Serving as best man was Mr. and Mrs. Steven Kulcsar, the bridegroom, was best man; Yeargln Is a graduate ot Ox­ silk organza dross, white no. Skrockl Memorial Homo, Perth Frauds Keating, South Amboy, Bridal attendants were Miss Mr. and Mrs, William Worth,, €27 Matawan Rd., Laurence The ushers were Charles brother of the bride. Ushering . Charlotte McKeel, Miss Bar­ RFD, Marlboro, are the par­ Harbor, are the parents of a Schools snd deorge Rosa, ford High School, attended cessorles nnd a corsage of pink Amboy, for John Edward Klko- bara Douglas, and Mrs. John ents of a daughter/ born Keansburg; , North Carolina State #Untversl- carnations. The bridegroom's skl, 54, of 105 Vatilltiron St., wero Robert Robinson, Union White, sister-in-law of the Wednesday, July 23, 1058, in son, born In Perth Amboy Hos­ ty, spent two years In the U.S. mother wore a tan dress, Woodbridge, who died Tuesday, Bcftpli, and Ilay D, B r o w u, I bridegroom, all of Laurence Fltkln Memorial Hospital, Nep­ pital. Richard Burke Jr., nephew of Army and Is employed by Pratt matching accessories nnd a July 23, 1058, at his home. At Keyport, brother of the brld*- - Harbor. Tbelr pink embroider­ tune. • ... . ’ ' , Dutton ." the bride, was ring bearer. and Whitney Aircraft C o r p., pink carnation corsage. 9 a.m. a reaulem mass was groom. , ed organza. gowns and hats The mother of the bride wore West Palm Beach, ’ Following a reoopllon for the celebrated in St, a t e p h o n’s A reception was held, follow­ . ' Boydston Mr, and Mrs. Charles Dut­ a blue silk shantung dress A fall wedding Is planned, Immediate family, held at the Church, Perth Amboy. Inter­ Ing tho .ccromuny, at the home : -were styled like the honor at- ton, Box 188 C, Route 1, Marl­ with a drape of blue chllfon, tendant’a. They carried baskets First Lt. Arland D. Boydston boro Rd., Old Bridge, are the Wlnkelman-McCjowan bride's home, the couple left ment was In St." Gertrude’s of the brldo, after which ths ot blue and pink carnations. and Mrs. Bbyctftoirare-the par­ parents of a son, born In Perth and matching^ accessories. She Mr, arid Mrs. Thomas Mc­ for a trip to Canndn. For trav­ Cemetery, Colonla, Ho was tlio couple left for a week's honey­ Brother Is Best Man ents of a son, born Thursday, Amboy Hospital. carried a purs'e corsage of blue Gowan,- 45 Atlantic St., Key­ eling, the bride woro a blue brother of Stanley Ktkoskl, moon ln the Pocono Mts., Pa, John White, brother o f1 the July 24, 1958, ln the Stuttgart, and white flowers. The bride­ port, announce the engagement and whlto cotton ault, white Laurenoe lfavbor, The bride la a graduate of Bt. . bridegroom, was the best man Germany, Military Hospital, Lewis : groom’s mother wore a pink of their daughter, Elizabeth accessories and a corsage of Mr, Klkoskl was an etn- Mury's High Sohool,- South anc^ ushers were Wallace Ja­ where Lt. Boydston is station­ A son was born In P e.,r t h lace gown with matching ac- Helen to Edward Ruasell Win- pink carnations. ployeo of the Wclln-Davlt Boat Amboy, and ths Newark Sohool cobus, Donald Douglas, and ed. The baby weighed six Amboy Hospital! to Mr! and cessorlee and a corsage of pink kelman, son of Mr. snd - Mrs, MHS Graduates .Works, Perth Amboy, of Comptomotry. She was em­ Robert Weiss, brother of the pounds, one ounce, and h a s Mrs. Fred Lewis, Fifth St., flowers. Russell w r Wlnkelman, Han­ The bride graduated from Also surviving are his wife, ployed by cnlso Ai Co., Perth bride, all of Laurence Harbor. been named Scott Edward. Cllffwood. ' Reception at Hotel Matawan High School, Class of Mrs, Anna (Lnda) Ktkoskl; two Amboy. Tlio bridegroom gradu­ 7*" For her daughter's weddlngi Mrs. Boydston la the former . A reception was held at the over, - 1952, and Now Jersey Btate sons, Edward, Now Brunswick, ated from Keyport High Sohool - Mrs: Weiss selected a bliie em­ Miss Barbara Louise SUcbxh...... J ’_jtlreeq __ Molly Pitcher Hotel, Red Bank. ' . M iss- McGowan ..graduated Teachers College, Jersey City, and Jolm, at homoiTwo dauglr- ami attended Potomac B t a t • broidered silk dress with a daughter of Mrs. Earl W. Hub­ Mr. and Mrs. Dale O r e e ri, Affera weddlng-trlp to the Po-; from Keyport Hlgh-S o ho o I; Class of 1057, "with a Bachelor tera, Mrs. Thomas Flmlanl Coilogo, West Virginia. Ho nove­ v white lace bat, and white ac- er and Charles B. Silcox, Key­ EDI, Old Bridge, are the par­ conoJMts., Pa:, the couple will Class of 1958, and is employed of Sclonce Dcgreo In H e a 1th and Mrs. James Vlneelll, Point ls aorvtng In the U.S. Ariny, cessoriea.- Tbe bridegroom's port. ... • ents o f ii daughter, burn In reside in'Washlngton, D.C. by J.J. Newberry, keyport. Mr. Education and Nursing. She Pleasant; one other brothor, presently awaiting assignment. ' mother chose a navy blue back­ South Amboy Hospital; The bride Is a graduate of Wlnkelman attended Madison Is a member of the faculty of Frank, Forth Amboy, and a sis­ ground with white print d/ess, Crawford ■ ’ Middletown Township High High School, and now I* attend­ the Perth Amboy Qenoral Hos­ ter, Mrs. Cooella Caprzluskl, 10 yeara from today, many- and a white4 hat and accessor­ . Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crawr Moreno School and American Universi­ ing Submarine School at_New pital School of Nursing, . ’ New York, . young men and women’ will ha ies. Both wore corsages of pink ford, 57 Fulton St., Keyport, A 6on was born ln South ty, Washington. She will teach London, Conn., as a member of Tho bridegroom graduated studying ln oolloge, tlielr way roses. • . " ' are the parents of a daughter, Amboy Hospital, to Mr. and in a Montgomery County, Md„ the U.S. Navy, Ho formerly from Matawan High'S o h o ol, If you need printing of any paid thi'ough aavlng NOW In Trip to Poconos born Sunday, July 27, 1958, In Mrs. Henry Moreno, 336 Aber­ elementary school this fall. was employed by Ulrlohsen Class of 1949, and sorved three kind, we are here to sorvo you, U, 0, Savings Bondi, A reception was held at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. deen Rd., Matawan. ' .The bridegroom Is a gradu­ Boat Works, Keyport, years to the U.S. Air Force. Our quick isrvlcs and reason­ Coby’s Restaurant, South Am- ate of American University and No date has been aet tot the He Is employed by the Nation­ able prices will pleaio you. n itrw eek, why don’t y o u • boy. The couple left for the Po­ Galbreath ’ - Kull received his Master's Degree wedding. • al Lead Co,, Sayreville, an d look through th* windows of cono Mts., Pa. For traveling, A daughter was born Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kull, at Penn State University; He Is has Juts! completed a o o u r s e Real Estate Listing Cards yout olmrolt from tho to* the bride wore.a green cotton July 27, 1958, In Monmouth 163 Ravine Dr., Matawan, are teaching at American Universi­ for. linotype operators lit Now for sale at thli office. side. ______. suit'with a white hat and ac­ Memorial Hospital/ to Mr. and the parents ot a'son, born In ty, Washington, D.C...... George Charticr York. ' - - -...... , cessories and a corsage of Mrs. Lawrence Galbreath, 33 South Amboy Hospital, Until their new home Is white roses. Little St., Matawan. : ready for occupanoy, the The bride was graduated Stanton Funeral Services Weds Miss Vojtko couple will reside'with the Studios from Sayreville High School. • . ‘ ’ Marshall A son was born ln South Am­ Miss,Lillian Vojtko, daughter brldo’s parcnta, I l i l l S The bridegroom attended Say- Mr, and Mrs. Walter Mar­ boy Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Cole Sr. of Mr. and Mrs. John Vojtko, revise High School and Middle­ shall, 17 Lammers St . Hazlet, Russell Stanton, 546 Engllsh­ Funeral services were held Perth Amboy, was married to ..iO years from today, many sex* ^Cn5untyvrBpya>,VocatlohaJ are therparents of a son; born. town Rd., Old Bridge,) ■ Frtday. at 2 p.m. at the Flynn George J. Chattier, son of Mr. young men and women will ho , ahd.Teclmlcal High/Scho olT Stmd'iy/'Jtily' 27,r,,195ff/ In- Mon*- < 7 U’tbfuio 8i Son Funeral Home, Fords, and Mrs.* George N. Chartler, Studying In collegq. their way T»(»rthyAmbov. He Is employed mouth Memorial Hospital. ' ...... Surlna - . with the Rev, Richard T, Gqss 20 Garden P l„ •’ Clltlwoonr' residue wan lelt to his wife,.Lor- his home ot a heart nllack. He side...... 9xizi*(i f t 95 All W ool born Tuesday, July 22, 1958, ena Hobrough, Mrs. Ifohrbugfr ■ W ith Pad M a u Lin. Y d . ... fant son of Charles and Mary Rlvervlew Hospital. and Cha'rles'Mandevllle were was 01. Interment'was In-Bay-, Defense Bonds pay the same Barber, 1109, Florence Ave.; named executors. view Cemetery. Leonardo. Mr. rate bf interest as the War Union Beach, was baptized Schaffren Fauteck was the father of Al­ —Sunday;-July-27,-1058,_by. ihe. bert M, Fauteck Jr., Keans­ Bonds you bought during the Rev. Dean Jean'olonc, pastor, ~A "daughter was bom-Tues' Married Sunday burg. war, Buy some! at the Grace Methodist Church, day, July 22, 1958, in River- Born In Newark, Mr. Fau- • Lady Atlrndaol. . Union Beach. Sponsors were vlew Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Miss Patrlola Schaffer, New tcck moved to Middletown • Hoa-Bactarlaa Isabelle Brafinigan,' :K e a n ■­ Walter.fic.haffren*-Cottrell Rd.. York, became the bride of Dr, B r o a d l o o m I Browntownr-Mfldison -T o w n- Joseph B. Cohen, 3 Winthrop Township 35 years Ugb. He was burg, and James Mack, Al- ship...... a retired Public Service "line; blon-.N.Y. I_____ — ------T^tniiAlIp ■ /• P l„ HazlelT on Sunday,-July.27, man; M r Fauteck was a mem- 1958,-Dr...CQhen_;-!illl J.akp_ up b* r-of-tbc-InurnatlQ!).»LSXP^fc. Deborah Lynn Luettchau Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Tom­ his dental practice In Hazlet, crhood of Electrical Works, Lo­ TWEED CARPET. Deborah Lynn Luettcbau, asello, 11 Joyce PI., Hazlet, are cal 1335. Newark. He attended Decorator Colors 9-12-15 Ft Widths 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ the parents of a daughter, born More than 1000 top flight sci­ St. Clement's Episcopal ward Luettchau. Holmdel Rd., Thursday, ^uly 24. 1958, in Riv- entists ln 127 hospitals, univer­ Cbureh Belfora. A JUYtC* •< dUhpMad Hazlet, was christened by the erview Hospital. . sities, and laboratories ln th e Also surviving are Ills wife, • •» at pt«M Hut vary at grtaHy aa Rev. Norman K. Riley, pastor, U n 11 e d States. Including Mrs. Ivy Fauteck: two daugh­ Route 35 and Clark Street, Keyport 4 in St. John'3 Methodist Church, Bulerbaucb Princeton. Rutgers and Seton ters. Mrs. Howard F. Grimm, V No y 3 d Raritan Township, at the morn­ A daughter was born Thurs­ Hall Universities In New Jer­ Rumson; Mrs. Brutus Jl. Ap­ Down Month* ing worship service, Sunday, day, July 24, 1958, ln Toms Riv­ sey, are working under re­ plegate, Belford; three sisters,! DAY FUNERAI MOM? - Phone COlfax 4-3333 July 27, 1958. Sponsors were er Maternity HospUal. to Mr. search grants of the American Mrs. William Campbell, S a n . U I Maple PI. Keypo Payment „ „ To Pay Norman Luettcbau and Mrs. I snd Mrs. Charles Buterbaugh, Cancer Society, seeking a cure Francisco,.Catlf.: Mrs. C’ber-j Tel. KEyport 7-1352 Open hvcry Evening ’Till 9 P.M, Esther Davis. ' 168 Elizabeth St., Keyport. for cancer. (continued In seventh column)1 1 Newark News Editor Air Pollution Course*- Pa^and Robert_C. Xanqulst,|.who..;,has_.altended Lafayett* Named Council Leader To Be HeldAt Rutgers 313 Lorlllard Ave., Union Beach, [University; EasfdSrPa. ■' '* ' Tots Dining Koom Lloyd M. Felmly’, editor of Rutgers’ University courses ; m a t a w a n ;.; j An. exclusive dining room the Newark Evening N e W i, In air'pollution control and air Brel! Infant She was the sister ol LeRoy whlcb admits adults only if ac­ has been elected president of sampling and analysis will be The infant daughter of Mr. Bergen. Matawan. 11 the New Jersey State Safety open again this year to persons Pare Eight July 31, 1958 and Mrs, Harry Brell, 531 Lor- Mrs. Wyckoff lived In Lake­ companied by a child was open­ outside the university who are illard Ave., Union Beach;-died wood 15 y e i^ ed lot business yesterday Council succeeding Harold G. Interested ln air sanitation. Friday, July 25, 1958, in Perth ber of the Pxesbyte<ffi He was pronounced Harry O. BOlte, 305 First St., Freehold-Matawaa Rd., Marl­ It established “The Blbbery Sylvette’s Corset and Bra Department dead by Dr. Goldberg. The boat Keyport, with whom she re­ boro, died Saturday, July 26, as an accommodation to par­ and crew werj towed to th e sided. She was born In Modi 1958, at the Woman’s Hospital, ents traveling with young chll Shark River Station. . son Township, daughter of the Philadelphia. dren, recognizing there Is a . Mr. Szumskl was born In late John stlllwagon and Jeru- Mr. poHlns was Marlboro’s need of special dining facilities - - South-Amboy and lived in Laur- sha. (Stout) Stlllwagon. She postmaster.- He a-was born in for tbe lnfant-to-flve age group'. *ttce~Harbor for^several years. -Was a member-of .the. Calvary Marlboro,- the son' of the late Parents cordially arc lnylted He was a communicant of St. Methodist Church. Keyport. Martin and Ellen (Brahney) to dine in the room when ac­ Lawrence^ Chiirch, Laurence Also surviving Is another Collins. 1 . f companied by their children/' Harbor, and a member of tbe daughter, Mrs. Myron VanPelt He is Survived by his wife, It added. ” ‘ * Sacred Heart Society of Sacred sr., Bloomfield: five grandchil­ Mrs, Mary (Warneker) Collins; “ Small Change Room'-’ - Heart Church, South Amboy. dren and 12 great-grandchil­ a son, Kenneth; ,a daughter The food-serving firm -a 1 s 0 Survivors include; his wife dren. . Karen; two brothers, John. set up the Parkway’s “ Small Mabel; three daughters, Mrs. Funeral- services were held Marlboro; Roy, Freehold; two Change Room’’ Installations Edwin Karlbon Jr., South Am­ Wednesday at 3 p.m. at the sisters, Miss Helen Collins, where mothors may avail them­ boy and Mlsa Cynthia Szunisfcl Bedle Funeral Home, Keyport, Marlboro, and Mrs. Thomas J. selves of special facilities for ALL DAY L0NG...F0R EVERY SUMMER ACTIVITY' and Miss Dlano Szumskl, both with the Rev. Dr. Hillman T. McCarthy, Ancora. the diapering needs of their In­ of Laurence Harbor; a son, An* Williams, pastor' of Calvary Funeral services were held fants. Such facilities, Including thony Jr., Laurence Harbor; Methodist Church, olflclatlng. Wednesday at 9 a.m. at the a private room together with two sisters, Mrs. Bertha Wro- Interment was In Green Drove W.H. Freeman and Sons Fu­ disposable diaper, baby powder bel, Sayreville, and Mrs. Anna Cemetery, Keyport.’ neral Home, Freehold. A re­ and baby oil free-of-charge, Mallszewskl, South Amboy; quiem mass was celebrated at have been featured since 'fast two brothers, Stanley, S o u t h Mrs. Max Waffenfotd 0:30 a.m. at Bt. John’s Church, summer In all four Parkway Amboy, and Peter, South Riv­ Mrs. Tlllle WaHenfeld. 68, er. Marlboro, by the Rev..John J. restaurants run by Walter PLAYTEX Funeral services wer£ held died Saturday, July 20, 1958, ln Nowak. Interment was in St. Reade. They are nt Parkway under the direction of the Kur- Monmouth Memorial Hospital, Rose of Lima Cemetery, Free­ service areas.neajc_.AjLh_U.ry zawa. Funeral Home, Main St., Bhe lived at 119 Broad St., Key­ hold. Park, Atlantic City, and Sea- -South Amboy, at 8.30 a.m. yes­ port. She was born ln New vllle (Cape May County), as Y-ork and hid lived In Keyport X . Joseph M, Dickey. :i Well as Forked River. . 1 ;V"; LIVING ''« n ;<) 'J. terday. At 0 a.m. a high requi- lor,31^esrs„ ,,, „v Joseph M* Dickey. %4B, of 53> - -The- "Darden Btato F a r k- - —em mass-was-cBlehfatEd-^t/Sts! Morford Pi,,. Red/Bank, died wny Stork.Club^waa- formed^ Lawrence's Church. Interment ~ She vvns a member of-the Saturday night, July:2Q, W5Q, in by the N.J. Highway Authority followed in St. Gcrtrudo’s Keyport United Hebrew C oo Jtivervicw Hospital. He was earlier this year to commemoi- I ~ Cemetery, CoJonla. . gregatlon. She wns the wife of born in New York, son of Peter nte the babies born along the BRA... the,lo!e _Mnx Wnffenfeid. Dickey, West Keansburg, and 7 No one knows when ;or how Surviving are three sons, Ar, the Into Mrs, Catherine. N. Parkway since its opening for . cancer will strike. The Ameri­ thur.T'aul D „ nnd Harvey, who Dlckcy. full operation in July 1055. Nine can Cancer Society urges a operate the Surprise Store; H e. was employed at the such births were recorded ln health check-up now. It will Keyport; two sisters, Mrs. Sar. Molly Pitcher Holel. Rcd Bank. tlmt time. ’ And-here is the secret " help your doctor save your life ah Gluck, Westwood ond Mrs. Also surviving are a sister, of yoar comfortable fit—— U cancer strikes. : . Anna Friedman, Linden, Mrs. Nellie Lcnovlch, Holmdel, Exclusive features like: Funoial services were held and two brothers, John and Obituaries 1. Bias-cut’ elastic side Monday at ll n.m. at the Andrew/both of West . Keans- Mra; Henry' Swedrek panels self adjust to - Bedle Funeral Home, Keyport, bprg, Raritan Township. • . Mrs, Frances Swedrek, _ your_everr_motfon. with Uabbl H.O.H, Levlno of /Private funeral services wore PJne St., Old Bridge, dlod Men 2. Crlss - cross elastic ; Stella Briskie the United Hebrew Congrego/" held Tuesday at the Adams day night, July 20, 1958, in front dips low .—- dft- REAL ESTATE tlon, Keyport, officiating. Inj Memorial Home, Red Bank. Perth Amboy Hospital follow­ vides divinely, . AND INSURANCE termcnt wns ln Mt. H e b r on Interment was lh St. Joseph’s ing a short Illness. Born Ln Po Cemetery, Queens, L.I. Cemetery, Keyport. land, she lived In Old Bridge 3. Full e la s i ic back LICENSED BROKER and ln South River for many wonlt..ivriiikic-or.-ciirl ’ NOTARY PUBLIC Mrs. Charles Wyckoff Austin A, Nowland ' no matter how active - Mrs. Lillie May Wyckoff, 79, Austin A. Nowlnnd, 58, of years. you are. -- , formor ly of Lakewood, d 1 e d 124 North Main St., Manasquan, Mrs. Swedrek was a com Saturday, July 20, 1058. S h e died Sunday, July 27, 1058, at municant of St. Mary's Church, 4. Sculptured nylon cups ; 38 Fulton St., Keyport was born ln Metuchen, daugh­ his home after a long Illness. South River. She and her bus with fine cotton lining . ter of the late Charles an d He was born in Hlghtstown, son band, Henry Swedrek. celebrat­ gently cujh *N ups, ' COlfax 4-1499 Mary Bergen. Her husband of tho late Austin and Melina ed tbelr 50th wodding anniver­ was the late Charles Wyckoff. (Thompson) Nowtand, He waa sary Jan. 19, 1957. She was n tho father of M rs.‘Gertrude member of the East Bruns­ 95 Xtchmoney, Keyport. , wick Democratic Club and tho *3 Mr. Nowland operated the Polish American Citizen’s Club, Available in snowy white Adelphla General 8 t o r c, Spotswood. and color-fast black, Howell Township, for many Besides her husband, shc is 32A to 40C* . “ D,r slies. years prior to his Illness. Ho survived by three daughters, white only—$4.95, - pioved to Manasquan three Mrs, Helen Burkshot, Sayre- years ago. viilfirMrs. Stella Omello, Surviving, besides Mrs. Itch- Plainfield; Mrs, Florence money, are his wife, Mrs. Mary ChUoco, Old Bridge; two sons, (Archer) Nowland; three sons, Raymond and i R ft l p h, Old Jeffrey R.. at home; David W., Bridge; t h r e(e sisters, Mr;, Sylvette's New York; A. William, Prlnco- Mary Podblelskl, New Bright­ ton Junction; two sisters, Mrs, on, Pa.; Mrs, Catherine Jurkir Guarantee of Bertha Kelley, Philadelphia, wlcz, Sayreville; Mrs. C h a r- Complete Pa., and Mrs, Ethel Sebcnck, lotto - Rakoczyk/ Europe; 17 Longwood. Fla. grandchildren and 13 great- Satisfaction Funeral services were held grandchlldrcn. Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the Mee­ Funeral services will be held han Funeral Home, Spring Friday at 9:30 a.m. from the Lake Heights, with the Rev. Dr. Mallszewskl Funeral Home, 1. No E xt,, C-st! .Your - Robert Woustcr, pastor of the South Rlve'r. At 10 a.m. a re­ corset and bra is ex­ Manasquan Lutheran Church, quiem mass will be celebrated pertly fitted and alter- ’ officiating. Cremation was In ln St. Mary’s Church. Inter­ ,ed to. your lndjyklual. _ Rose Hill Cemetery, Lindeni ment will be In . St. Mary’s requirements at Mrs. Wllllnm C. Wolcott Cemetery, South River. w extra co3t ...... Mrs. Isabelle C, Wolcott, wld- William L, Jamvlch a.U-- ow of William C. Wolcott, died William L, Jnnwlch sr.. 74. -No-Extra Cost! Sylv—- Sunday." July 27," 1958r at-ber of Route TDrWickatunk, died ette wlll'riialntain this home, 72 South St. Red Batik. Monday, July 28. 1058, In Mon­ Sho wns born in Hazlet, daugh­ mouth Memorial Hospital. , perfect fit for you . . . . ter of the Into John II. and Surviving are his wife, MrS. at airtimes .'T / with- ' Mary B. Aokerson nnd hnd Jonn (Bowne) Jnnwlch; four out charge. VOGUE SAYSi been a resident of Red Bank daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Ayers “Kemake yours elf with OuT/spccinl fo r tlie-past 60 years', - ;; and Mrs,.Edith Holtz,-Wicka- .3._Xo Extra Cost! Sylv- — She was- a member of the tunk; Mrs. Nina Epperson, ette will rejilace-'wora “Closely Curled” Permanent Wfive.iWear Your First Presbyterian Ghurch, Red Audubon Park; Mrs. Gladys garters, roplush Bonk. . ■ Kostbar, Jerscyvllle; four sons, wher e ...necessary,„ Hair Off Your Neck For Assured Comfort -Surviving are a son, Reginald Albert J., Matawan; Norman, mend open senms, re­ B. Wolcott, Red Bank, nnd two Wlckatunk; David L., Engiish- place missing bonea In Thli-Hot Humid Weather, grandchildren. town; Raymond, Middletown; $8 93 Funeral,services'? tycto held 19 grandchildren and two . . . without charge. Wednesday at a p.m. at tho great-grandchildren... ' . , Relax In. Our Completely- Air ” Conditioned Adams Memorial Home, Red Funeral services will be held Salon Bank, with the Rev. .Charles 'tKjn. this morning at the S. Webster, pastor-of-the First Bedlo-FunetiiLKomc*_M.aJ_ft.!. Presbyterian Church, officiat­ wan. Intorment wllh be in St. HMV«nly-Comfort;.All^oyJpng_,, Jor_ey«ry5jjnirnBr activity/ ing. Interment was In Fair Joseph’s Cemetery, Keyport. View Cemetery. Middletown CREATIVE Towimhlp. The American Cancer So­ .Many Other Always Plenty ciety is the voluntary h c a 11 li Spectacular MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER Of hairstylists Cancer may not give a warn­ agcnoy fighting cancer on three Buys Throughout ing sign until too late, advises fronts—through research, serv­ SYLVETTE HIGHWAY 35 AT MIDDLETOWN ROAD FREE tlio American Cancer Society. ice to canchr patients along The Store! PARKING 24 Main St 0 0 4 -1 4 6 4 Keyport See your doctor at least an­ with professional and public ed­ nually for a physical check-up. ucation. , ' -J— j; mstruineots ana drugs arei de­ miles to ll^e Asbury toll plaza < - . Eleinberg Cruiser Foundation To Expand Facilities Break Ground For veloped ,r and&ll. of-these aro To Receive Bids was completed last-month,..... made available to all of our pa- Relieved Traffio Jams IHE MMH Pavilion tlents aa soon as ppssible* with­ On Parkway Lane Mr. Tontl said the most re­ out consideration of how .great cent widening has had a "dra­ jptHAL A - cabin cruiser, headed , to /rT H i NEW PROGRAM Tbe impact ol medical pro­ D. Louis Tontl, executivo di­ matic” effect In relieving Bouth- f t . New York under the command gress on community!) e a l t h the cost to the hospital.'* rector of the" New1 Jersey High­ bound traffto Jams, which of Benjamin Klelnberg,. New and hospital costs was empha­ - He pointed' out that Mon­ way Authority, Thursday rb- usually occurred on Saturdays July 31, 19S8 Page Nino Brunswick, brother ol S e y- y ' OF THE -xs sized recently when around mouth Memorial Hospital, with ported definite plans for the during the summer. Thera sill! was broken at Monmouth Mem­ only 42 per cent of the hospital is perlodlo southbound conges­ John Paul Jones, one of ' xnour Klelnberg. Keyport Mag­ orial Hospital tor the f o u r- further widening of the Garden tion Just below the Asbury toll America’s greatest Bea-heroes : istrate, began sinking in Upper NATIONAL FOUNDATION story Betty (Block) ■ Roberts beds in tbe county, does 65 per State Parkway’s northbound plaza where the roadway nar­ of tho Revolution', who la tfj New York Buy Bunday and had Memorial Pavilion which will cent of au the charity work. roadway ln Monmouih County. fought for Kuksla when th»v\ Praftssimal Pitint be devoted to expansion of the Mayor Daniel J. Maher, Long rows to two lanes. . U.8. disbanded Its Navy, died to be towed to safety by th e taHn* hospital's, health services fo r Mr. Tontl said bids will be re­ Mr, Tontl eald englnoefs July 18, 1702, at Paris, France, Coast Guard: 1 . EdicitiM AM all of Monmouth County. Branch, expressed the com­ ceived by the Authority In have recommended extending He was cn route from the U.S. Mr. Klelnberg, owner of the munity's pride in the hospital September on the 13-mlle third the southbound third lane six to Algeria lo set as special cn- POLIO Yes Yes Yes Monroe Eisner, vice presi­ and said that its “ dedication to lane project from the Asbury miles to Exit 00 to break up the voy for President Washington, /28-foot cruiser "Four Queens,** dent and secretary of the board toll plasa to tho Mataw&n-Key- Jamtf. Tills Is Uio exit thnt con­ radioedj for help when'" a unl- of governors, presided at the the life and health of alTof our port area. The total’estimated nects with Route 34 and Is used versal Joint in the drive assem­ VIRUS DISEASES Yes Yes No Informal ceremony In the ab­ citizens should be a constant cost ln 41.100^000. by cars, going to tho Point- bly broke and the propeller sence ot Walter W. Retd Jr., source of proud concern to all The work will, be scheduled Pleasant area, ® shaft battered a hole in the ARTHRITIS Yes Yes Yes a)c president. The llrst spadesful of us.” for completion by next summer. Mr. Tontl satd tho six miles craft's bottom. of earth were turned by Leon­ The new pavilion, ln addition Tho Parkway then will have from tho loll plaza to Exit 06 BOTTLED A Coast Guard helicopter, a ard and Melvin Block, Deal, to expanding the dlagnostlo three lanes ln each direction be­ ls "thc last (southbound) high ,Coast Guard picket boat, a flre- BIRTH DEFECTS Yes- Yes Yesifc who made the initial grant for services of Monmouth Memor­ tween Asbury Park and the density" point, and widening boat and a police launch came the building In memory of their ial’s 34 clinics; will house med­ Cltttou-Pntcrson area, h dis­ tho roadway there should lake to the aid of the stricken cruis­ CENTRAL NERVOUS Yes Yes No late sister. Long active ln, hos? ical records room,, a doctors’ tance of 80 miles. The new care of the problem for "a er as lt floundered between Bay SYSTEM DISORDERS pltal affairs, Betty (Block) library and suites of confer- widening project will bo tho number of ycurs." Tho avail­ Ridge In Brooklyn 'and St. Roberts served as a member enco-nnd clussrooms. and an fourth started since thc fell of ability of funds will determine CAS __GeOFKe,. Staten Island. . $ Patient aid for children through 19 is of the hospital's board of gov additional 54 bcds.-Thls -w 111 1950 on tho parkway below the when the Job Ls done, he ndded. Mr. Klelnberg, also a lawyer, being developed lor the near future. ernors and as a member of tlie. bring Monmouth Memorlol’s Raritan River. Tho • additional northbound Yotj Get Clean, Quick remained at the helm, while board of managers of the hos­ capacity to 400, Including 48 North and southbound third widening work .Is aimed ol re­ his passengers were removed pital’s nursing school. bassinets. The new wing . will lanes foi* olght miles, between lieving congestion thnt occurs Heat For Cooking . to a Coast. Guard boat. The pas- A program mat wui permit patients annually have bifth de­ Joseph C. Irwin, chairman of cost about. S1.U00,000 when com­ tho vlvor and the Matawan mainly during summer Sunday sengefs were his wife Alice, a scienLifio assault on major fects of the central nervous Uie Board of Freeholders, com­ pleted and furnished. Keyport area, torre opened to evenings when there is a mass Prompt, Efficiont and. Mr. and Mrs. William health problems of the nation, system that are treatable. mended Monmouth Memorial traffto last year. Extension of exodus of oars from thc shore Mishner. all of Patten Dr., with arthritis and birth defects on "its never-ceasing growth From merchant seaman a*, thc southbound tbtrd lane 16 area. Service ! New Brunswick. . ^ ' as initial new targets, was an­ Among these conditions are: and development, so necessary the nge of J5 to commodore ln The "Four Queens" was nounced last week by the Na­ Spina bifida (open spine), and Important to the health the early U.S. Navy is a cap : pfinipedopt by_the -picket boat tional Foundation for Infantile epcephalocele (open skull)-and needs of the people of our coun­ sule summary of tho profes­ KEYPORT GAS CO. and then towed to Manhattan. Paralysis;' ...... hydrocephalus (water on the ty.” , ' ■ -■...... sional" llfd ’ of 'William “ Baii> “ Police said it was barely afloat Basil O'Connor, president of brain). Express Gratitude bridge in whose . honor the Mortgage: Money Available Affiliate ol when it'reached Pier 9. the organization that made Expressing the gratitude: of Recruit Training Center at possible the Salk polio vaccine, To shape a broad program in the entire hospital‘fam ily' to Balnbrldge. Md., was named. G.l. - (No Down Payment) F.H.A. outlined its broad Dew program patient aid in arthritis an d the Messrs. Block for "their He established the first Amer­ of future attack on disease and birth defects, much m u s t be generosity and farsighted­ ican Naval School, and It w&s Conventional disability at a press conference learned about precise numbers ness,” Mr. Eisner said: "We established In a prison jvhen KEYPORT LUMBER in New York on July 22. of, patients, the number an d are living in a world which al­ lie and his’ crew . were cap­ quality of existing facilities most dally is witnessing revolu­ tured In Uie Harbor of Tripoli. & SUPPLY CO. While carrying on the win­ and Lhe availability of qualified tionary changes Influencing They spent three years in a Carlton H. Poling, Realtor ning fight against polio, the Na­ personnel, the National Foun­ practically all phases of life, dark cell, where he organized Tel. LOwell 6-1872 tional Foundation, as lt now dation president said. perhaps none more important­ and taughL a school for his Real Estate and Insurance will be known, will continue Its To Continue Polio Job . ly than the field of medicine. midshipmen and nival of­ Cliffwood history-making virus] research "Our objective ln patient Almost dally, new techniques. ficers. 31 Osborn Street COIfax 4-1918 Keyport program and investigations of care is to continue the polio disorders of the central ner­ Job until’ it is finished." ho ex­ vous-system, and will add re­ plained. "We have a moral ob­ WARM search and patient aid ln arth­ ligation to do this and the i Be ritis and blrtb defects Ccongen- American people expect us to thiswinter! 11 a 1 malformations), Mr. recognize this responsibility. O’Connor said. We shall begin patient care in The expanded program will arthritis and birth defects, be financed through the tradi­ first, where it willdo the most tional March of Dimes con­ good and, second, on a seah ducted each January by volun­ commensurate with the pub­ Boneless teers In 3100 county chapters lic’s willingness to finance it." across the country. While lt ls not planned init­ ...... Text of Speech. . ... _ ...... ially to provide patient aid for "This is our concept. for--th0‘ children-bom each, year - \Vith future; The development of an congenitally caused mcnLal re­ organized voluntary force ln tardation, Mr, O'Connor said, Chuck the fields of medical research, the research program of the patient care and professional National Foundation may offer education, flexible enough to new hope ln prevention an d meet,new health problems as treatment of this problem. they arise,.with.specific goals The new program was adopt, initially. . ’ od after five years of unpre­ "The heart of the^new pro­ cedented investigation of areas gram ls research. .Research 4)f need In. the health fieldtand will be expanded from where Careful assessment of th e it is now, without the restric­ strengths of the National Foun­ tion of being confined ln‘ t b e dation that could be applied to future to a single disease. Pro­ other problems. Conferences fessional education also will be were held with medical, civic Enjoy the comfort, and governmental leaders, as - protection and savings of expanded to cover training , of well as representatives of Na­ personnel both for research tional Foundation chapters INSULATION and patient care In all areas of from all regions of the country. activity." . „ "As an organized force for For.h warmer, more comfortable Freedom to follpw research medical research, patient care - .I 'liome, ineulato your nttic with clues' wherevor/they lead! wlU and professional education; we 1N8UMTE® INSULATING WOOL, be combined ‘ with- necessary have chosen the broadest, pro­ made pffamousFiberglas*. You’ll limitations on patient aid In the gram of all." Mr, O'Connor Chuck Steak 49 beginning, Mr., O’Connor ex­ get big savings, tod, as I nsulitc plained. . . ~ concluded. "Through It, we . Wool sharply cuta fuel costs. It’s Many Limitations hope that Infantile paralysis ' "one of the friowt efficient forms of The limitations result f r o m one day may be considered on­ V insulation known! the enormity of the patient care ly a fortunate-bcglnnlng." —"'-^ftoireN.H'oeNfNO n tu c u t coer, - problem; At least 11,000,000 London Broil 99 • Sfop in for a free estimate persons have arthritis • and The U.S Navy has added and complete information. ' rheumatism; 250.000 children two new torpedoes to its anti­ Linden House are born with significant birth submarine ' warfare' arsenal, - You con install it yourself. . defects each year (excluding one designed for launching' 150,000 persons who have had from surface ships and the birth Tnjuries); "an estimated other from either alrcrafl- or paralytic polio still will require surface ships. ’ The former, SALAD DRESSING 39 some assistance in the years called the Mark 32. does not ahead. . ' • have to be fired through a This Week, July 28 It is planned to offer patient torpedo tube. It simply can be LUMBER CO. aJd at first only to arthritis pa­ tossed overboard, and once ln Tlie Friendly Lumber Yard tients through 18-ycars-of-a g e the water,-Its homing system CRISCO 3-79 SAUCER and to children suffering from will guide it. unerringly to Its With $5.00 Purchase malformations of the central target. . ; • Bumble Bee _ LO 6-4500-4501 nervous systftn also through age 18, he said. Some 16,000 This week, why don’t you childhood arthritis sufferers look through the windows of Sutphin Ave., Matawan can .be expected to seek treat­ your church from the ln- RIVER VALLEY FROZEN J00D S ment each year and about 8000 elde. 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XX * NATIONAL BANK ... ■■126-Matn-Sfc^ Matawan Thru Saturday Matawan — A U 6 U S T 2 Older! And Most Mod era Bank Jo Uoomoofh Coant y — EatebUched ICtO M ember: Ifcmbrr F«Jers) R«*nr« System - Member federal Deporlt Ir.rurnxe* , - ’ CoroortUes . Mon. Thra Fri..8:15 A M. to 9-00 P.M. Saturday 8:15 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Twin County Grocers Monmouth County Championship Tourney For Boys 8-12 Baseball Starts Old M ill Dairy ”’ — Fiber Chemical Co. (8) J. Rosato. of F. DeNardo, c * Crabs M-K Lead Dl Blase, 2b Old Mill Dairy wrested the Collins., ss . . P a g e Tea July 81, 1958 lead away from Atlantic - Tile BUotti,' If Co. Monday In the Matawan- C. DeNardo, rf, p Muro, lb Keyport Softball League, Fedele, 3b Matawan Twp. blanking the Tilers 5 0 In a Springsteen, p , rf game at the Twin Gables field. ’ 25 8 TftL Pony Champs It was the third loss in a row Burlew's Restaurant. (1) : Manager Frank . Cherney'a for the Atlantic players who ab unaccountably have gone into Coleman, c 3. Matawan Township PAL base­ a prolonged batting slump. Reese, lb 3 ball team gained the right to Stratton, sa 2 represent the bayshore area ln While the two leaders were Haley, 3b 3 . the Monmouth County Pony battling It out, their top places Meyer, p 3 were In growing danger. Fiber Hart, cf — 3 League playoffs by clinching Chemical Co. defeated Bur- Armstrong, rf 3 . the title in their division during lew’s Restaurant Monday for Murray, If 3 . . the past week. The stout pitch­ their ninth win in 10 games Denney, 2b 3 ing arm of their Jack Yates since Tony Garlto took_ qver JAY DEMAREST 26 1 4 carried the Cllffwood team to the management of the club Score by laologs; ' victory over the Keyport Aces Keyport High field was the site of one of the opening con­ needed to get the Keyport entry away to » 2-1 victory lg seen ln late June. The lone Fiber ‘ Jay Demarest, who played tests Monday when the Keyport Cardinals played host to the being scored. ' ' loss this month was to White three .years of football at Key­ Burlew's Rest. 1000 000—1 B-4 and the Keyport Jets 1-0 ln Eatontown Smokeaters. In the picture above one of the runs Eagles Inn, very significant as port High under Coach Stan Fiber Chem. > 1050 llx —8 the games needed to tie up the (Tuffy) Baker in the 1846-48 BUndlngs W L Pc. - - , 1Ue . .. ; ... - . . . .. the Amboyans also have taken Old MiU Dairy . . 18 i .818 the scalps of the Tilers and seasons, this fall will become Atlantic Tile Co. - 17 ' 4 .173 The Aces put up a furious Tennis, Golf Program assistant coach for his former White Eagle Inn 11 3 : .68? battle Saturday at KHS field Cardinals, Angels O ff T o G ood To Telecast Fight Dairymen lately ln an upward Fiber Chemical. Co. 14 8 .638 surge which assured them of a grid mentor ln molding the Red Hollywood Oilers 8 10 .444 before yielding their last title Instruction' In tennis and Loew's “35" Drlve-ln The. playoff berth and a chance still and White 1858 eleven. Keyport Dukes 6 12 .333 chance to the Cllffwood. team. golf for adults will gel un­ Start In County 8-12 Playoffs atre, Raritan Township, wJll. tt drive to top place In the reg­ Demarest also played three Burlew's Restaurant 3 IB .143 . Bob cleslelski, Keyport pitch­ derway this week In the Key­ show, the blow-by-blow closed ular season. Their two Eddies! years of basketball at ’Keyport Brura's, Inc.' I IT .059 er, had been reached for three port summer recreation pro­ Keyport Cardinals and the Keyport Cardinals (2) ol r o u I 4, telecast of the Ed Buck and Ed Dunham, are High. In football he was named runs in the third Inning with gram, Stan (Tuffy) Baker, Cllffwood Angels got off on the ab world's heavyweight cham­ All-State, Oroup I, end ln bis NEW JERSEY’S ONLY PARI Yates contributing a triple. - recreation director, an­ pionship bout between Floyd a woe to all opposition. senior year. After leaving high Billy Collins had walked, then nounces. right foot ln^ baseball for boys Valll, rf Harry Springer was master MUTUEL TROTTING TRACK 8-12 in the Monmouth County Testlno,. If Patterson s n, d . challenger all the way ln the Old Mill tri­ school, Demarest played tw o Air Cooditioned "came Yates1 tbr6e-bagger to Gordon Stets, former Rob Walker, lb Boy VCut St Shoot" Harris on umph over the Atlantio nine. years of football at Polomac Gtandttand score.him. Buddy Vena walked coach of tfre freshman tennis playoffs Monday. The Cardin Opatosky, p Monday night, Aug. 18. His fast ball had a little Jump State College and was chosen and stole second. Yates and team at The Citadel college ala edged the Eatontown Henry, of Tickets for . the all-import* to lt that had the Tiler batsmeu second team all-West Virginia , Vena scored on Garden Suther­ in South Carolina, will offer Smokeaters 2-1 at KHS field Ray Brown, Ant scrap wlU go on sale for popping up with discouraging college conference end. He also land's safe clout. the instruction at the Keyport Beach, 3b the drive-in at Loew'a The­ regularity, , played two years of basketball . The Aoes bounced back for courts at 6:30 p.m. Wednes­ and the Angels blanked the Selgel, 2b atres In Newark and Jersey at Potomac State. two In the fourth. Jimmy Alger days and 10 a.m. Saturdays. Long Branch C.C. team 5-0 at Robedee, at City, early next week, on a Dairymen Surge Through Entering Ihe Air Force while and Cleslelski led_o/f with safe Stets was on the tennis team Cliffwood. . _ flrat come, fJrst served basis. Bob Steffan, the Atlantic attending the University of hits and'advanced to scoring at The Citadel for four years Dave Opatosky bested three - 16 2 team’s sturdy lefthander, lost Louisville in 1651, he was as­ - position When Vena threw wlld- and won the prised trophy Eatontown pitchers, relayed to Eatontown Smokeaters ( ) ThereVwill be no home tele­ his effectiveness momentarily ly on a double steal. Lee Brown for southern college 'competi­ keep the pressure on the Car­ ■ ' ■ . ■ ab» 1r vision for this match. 1 and the Dairyman surged signed to the New Castle, Del., tion, the Marian L. L e w 1 a dinals batters. All scoring Hyslop, If The drlve-ln . wUl open Its1 through with the timely hits to Air Force Base. There he play­ then connected for a safe' hit was in the first Inning. Hank Malzel, 2b, aa doors to tloketholders at get all the runs they needed for ed four years as an end on that ' to score both runhers. In the trophy. In 1955. He also won Hyslop started the game by JR. Mango, ss, p about 7 p.m. tbe night of the that ball game. Butch VanPelt service base’s eleven. In h 1 s fifth tlie Aces tied it kip: Hank the doubles and singles hon­ Weaver, p, 3b event, and patrons wlU see a last two years he coacliecj the DuBols got' two bases on an er- ors In the tennis tournament drawing a walk for Eatontown, Zebrowskl, rf big screen show In addition to hit safely to start lt. Springer New Castle grid team. ■ DAILY ' ror and-Bryan Jackson walked In'hls home city, Elmira, Chuok Malzel singled him to Alexander, a the fight. - walked. Bill Wheatley ground­ On being honorably discharg­ DOUBLE with two out. They pulled' a N.Y,, in 195Z-53, * third and Hyslop scored on a Borcum, 3b, 2b ed out, but Mickey Nagle and ed in 1855, he entered Panzer CLOSES double steal and then DuBols Stets now resides in Key­ double steal, Bay Brown. Car­ Peters, cf Bob Zampello both connected, College, East Orange, where he 1:45 P.M . ‘ ■ scored while Jackson was be- port and Is employed In the dinals oatcher getting Malzel J. Rapolla, lib 1 0 for line singles to account for lng trapped and run down bo­ insurance business in Bed out at second but losing the re­ Terriers Garner three runs. A nifty double play majored ln health, physical ed­ RACING DAILY Bank. " turn peg home on Hyslop. . saved Steffan from further ucation and science,. He played - tween second and third. ' The Cardinals got the run . 21 1 3 damage, but the Dairymen had two years of basketball at Pan­ AUG. 7 thru OCT. 13 ' - ; Forge To Fore In Sixth . In connection with golf, Score by Innings: i- zer ahd competed as'a t r a c k Every thuridoy it Udise’ Oay -flhe Cliffwood team forged to those desiring Instruction ln to tie it in the first on a single Smokeaters 10001>00—1 Second Half Title enough runs. athlete for one year. He w ll 1 ' ' the fore again ln tho sixth when golf at the Jumping Brook by Frank Valll and. a double by Cardinals 2000 OOx A struggle for second half Burlew’s started out as have completed his require­ Adm ission...... $1.20 Yates whacked out a homer Country Club, Neptune, from Bob Testlno. Bon Walker then supremacy In the Matawan though they would be trouble ments for a degree by the time Re.erv.d Box Soat. . 1.20 after c o 1 11 n s had singled. 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Wednes­ bunted and Testlno beat the boys 8-12 baseball league car­ for the rampant Fiber team. P. he takes over his teaching and (Tan fnt.f No children ettder Id Brown's homer at the start of days should contact Coach throw k cut ftolfrn at third. Water Skiing Requires ried down to the wire last Reese hit safely (for one out coaching-duties at.Keyport the Aces half of the seventh Baker at Keyport High or re­ He scored the winning run on Two In Boat, Says law week, as the-Terriers and the and BUI Stratton connected to Traffic Circle, Junction of Itovtoe V-33 - brought the Aoes close again, port to him at the hours when a squeeze play...... ;...... Tigers met for the final game give Burlew's pitcher, Dutch High in September.^ . FREEHOLD, N. J. v . ' ■ but Yates never was be t t.e r the tennis players assemble. No Other Scoring Chance In New Jersey it takes three Thursday. The hectlo play of Meyer, a lead to work on at the than when he tightened down' The Cardinals never had an­ to ski. That ls the reminder Is. Ihe final two weeks resolved a outset. The Chem team quick­ to fan the next three Keyport sued to water sports enthusi­ setup for ihe Terrlers-Tlgers ly tied'lt ln their half. Jack Dl- Old M ill Dairy batters and end the game. other scoring chance against asts by Joseph E. McLean, Blase, who had a strong day at Five Stakes End the “ pressure'- pitching f o r contest whereby the Terriers the bat, doubled and scored on (continued from sixth column) EATONTOWN4 Against the Jets, Yates made Eatontown. Opatosky w a s ln Commissioner of the New Jer­ could clinch second half honors Atlantio TUe Co. (0) ’ a' one-run lead given him ln the sey Department of Conserva­ with a win or they would drop an overthrow pf third base to first stand up throughout the trouble ln the last two Innings. tion and Economlo Develop­ even the count. ' ' p. ** Track Program An error put Bunkle Borcume Into a three-way-tie with the The Fiber team crashed Tomasello, 2b 3 0 'O t l W e - b l THEATRE ’ game. His own hit scored the on second for the Smokeaters ment...... : • Tigers and the Blue Jays If S. Davino, If, lb 3 0 lone run, bringing ln L a r r y Flat racing In this area will at the start of the fifth, Opat­ In an effort to promote safe they, lost. The Blue Jays, re­ through for the winning mark­ Votta, ss 3 0 fit. 35 al Circle ★ EA 3-9150 ’ Behr, who had singled, Dusty come- to an end Wednesday osky fanned the next batter. ty as well as fun ln water surgent In the final weeks of ers ln the third. Boots Spring­ Testlno, rf ,201 Mendes, on the mound for the when Monmouth Park closes Jack Rapolla . sought - _ to . bunt, . sports, a regulation was pass­ the season, hne insured that by steen,. Chem team pitcher, got DIGiambattlsta, 3b . . 3 0 Children Always 'Free Jels, baffled the Cllffwood bat­ ed early this spring requiring defeating the Tigers the Tues­ a walk to start lt. Jus Rosato Andrews, lb • 1 0 Shows Nightly at Dusk ters from there on out, making Its gates for another year and| down Borcume at third to end ^ that all boats towing one or day before, ! singled, then DIBlase produced Longo, If . 1 0 (Box Office Opens at . the best showing^ against the the horses and Jookeya move more, water ski or. aquaplane The . Tigers sent Johnny his second two-bagger for Bulla, cf 2 0 7 p.m.) . champs of any hurler this year, on to Atlantic City. In the final the threat. In the last Inning, brace of runs. Bert C o 111ns Nappl, c r ...... / r 1 .*0.. ’ Four times the Jets had two Malzel led off with a th r e e- riders have at’least one person Sickles to the mound against walked and when Red Murray Steffan, p * 3 0 1 Last Times Thursfftg . ‘ v - . baserunners on against Yates, five days of the racing season bagger for Eatontown and It with the boat operator. The the Terriers’ ace, Frank D’Ap­ dropped John Bllotti’s long fly ...... July 31si ...... at the Oceanport track thefe looked like a tied-up ball game. ruling followed Incidents ln past ollta. Both pitchers eased to left, the runs galloped ln to . 22 0 3 Ingrid Bergman .) . in the second, the fourth, the will be flvo stakes races Tun But Opatosky showed tho stuff years in which it was appar­ through the first Inning of the Score by Innings: • _ . Cary Grant.— ln.^, I ;’ „■ fifth and the sixth, yet each Including the (30,000 added of which he ls made by fan­ ent that when a.skler is In,any crucial battle nicely. In the settle the issue. Old Mill ,Dairy. . 0030.002—5 “INDISGIJEET"^ j time the Cllffwood hurler show­ ning the next three Smokeater difficulty the bbat operator second! the Terriers drew first The roaring White Eagles Atlantic TUe Oo.. , , 0000.000—0 In , Technicolor . — ed. his mastery In a tight spqt Monmouth Oakes Saturday and may find IV. Impossible to ([Ive Blood; Frank tJEiasko got a hit swept Burlew’s, 10-2 and, t he ' ■ — Plus -1 - ■ ' by fanning the, Keyport batter tho 822,000 added Midsummer batters ib'retire the aide and w^tt^ne^t'iJ^gjftMmen’ lost Kpjiport giftefe addition. to come up in the clutch to re­ Hurdle handicap tomorrow. secure the Keyport wlp,v . assistance-and simultaneously control.ana wajked Frankie De- to their .9-4 trlrrymlng of AUjiri- tire the side...... — " The Oakes is for three-year- The steady pitching, of handle the boat property,-' vJuo, nnd Hal Feast;, loading tib Tile and their 6-2 drubbing F ri.-S a t. Aurl** > The box scores: old fillies at one-mlle-and-one- Whltey Batson galniid the 'An­ There Is genera! 'observance UiO'sacks. This Tlgens’-pltcher of Fiber during the past week. CASINO Gregory Peck Malawan Twp. PAL ^(5) efghtb. The race was given a gels an easier win. Two of the of the regulation already. Com­ fanned Paul Eovino f o r the Fiber trimmed Bzura 5-2 ,to THEATRE Joan Collins— In — ab big twlet thle week wltb word three lilts against him came In missioner McLean said, but In second out, but, he lost Paul’s hold their pace and the Dairy­ Eeaotburg at tbe Beach “THE BRAVADOS*' Behr, as 1 ■ 0 that Mrs. C. Ulrlok Bay's Idun the first Inning when the Long Instances where violations have brother, Pete, on four balls men topped Hollywood Oilers ln ClnemaScope and --bailor It- 1 would be entered to o p p o i e Branch team filled the bases occurred, lt appeared that the and a run was forced ln. Tom 5-0 to make up for the White Air Conditioned • Color ' • Collins, Sb - 1 Calumet Farms A Glitter and with two out. A foolish attempt boat operators were not famil­ Eagles setback. Atlantic beat Phone KEansbtlrg 8-0300 — P lu s— 'I Yates, ••• 4 Brookmeade Stable's Big Ef­ by Kenny Robinson, the Long iar with the new ruling. "When Longette then popped up to end A“FLOOD TIDE” ..... Vena, a. ■ 4 fort ln this 13th running of the Branch runner on third, to steal they realize it Js for their own tho frame. Burlew's 5-2 and Hollywood Oil­ Sun. •> Mon. - Tues. - Wed. George Nader - Flynn, 3b, a* - 4 Oakes, Other likely starters are homo helped Batson out of his safety os well as others on the In the third. Sickles let an­ ers 0-1 before they spun' into Aug. 3-4-S-6 Cornell B-orcheri . - Sutherland, lb .8 predicament. He was invincible other run score, then pitched their batting slump. - — Also — k T - - Bunger, If, of - 3 Stay Smoochle, Delnlts, Spar water, they help to spread his way out of difficulty mas­ The box scores: Fri. & Sat., Cartoon Carn- \ -Jeffcoat—rf— 3 0 -6 Maid, Lea~ Moon and Miss after that.- - . v/ord of tho regulation and its terfully. D’Apollta, first up for Old Mill Dairy 15) THE PROUD REBEL Ival. • Fri. « Final Chain ...... —Youncofskir 2b ; <1 0 0 brestes."— ;------~ Tlie Angels frittered away a purpose,” he added...... the Terriers, singled. The po­ »b f h . .with-Alan Ladd ...... ter of “Batman 'de Robin", . McDonnell, of, rf 3 0 0 Mrs. Ogden Phipps’ Nejl will scoring chance In their own The ruling also specifies that tent Jay Searls was fanned. Wheatley, If ‘ 4 0 0 ' Olivia dellavllland Sat. - Late Horror ?■------carry 17B pounds over the two- half of the first when Ken Szy- while the boat Is underway tow­ Harold Ziegler walked, D'Apo­ M. Nagle, 3b '■ 4-2. 1 — Also — Feature '' ' ' - ,■ - , \ 28 5 7 nille hurdle course tomorrow. arlo tried to make home from ing ski or aquaplane riders, lt llta going to second. Lasko hit R. Zampello, 2b 4 0 1 Sun. - Mon, - Tues. Keyport Aoes (4) This outstanding hurdle racer second on Walt Isaksen's hit. must keep at least 100 fee t safely to bring ln D'Apollta. Bob Boyce, c 4 0 "Fort Massacre" Aug. 3-4-5 ab » h will be an odds-on favorite Spike Lewis, Long Branch left S. Kapushy; rf ,3 0 with Joel McCrea DuBols, lb _ 11 0 against the Held. Nejl's rivals fielder, made a perfect peg to from any shore, wharf or pier Devlno walked, filling the Ray Boyce, rf ' 0 0 ~ Van Johnson - Bryan Jackson, If '2 0 0 probably will Include Langton the plate to cut Szyarto down. or persons in the water. It bases. Sickles then bore down C. Davino, cf 3 0 ThUrs. - Fri. - SaL-^r John Hodlak Leonardls, Of, 3b 8 0 0 must keep the same 100-foot to strike out both Hal Pease Cottrell, ss 3 0 Aug. 7-8*9 . t Denise Darcel Alger, 'ss , , 8 1 1 Breeze, Tremere, Greek Bro- Scored Twice In Second distance from any other boat and Paul Eovlno to get, out of B. VanPelt, lb 2 2 — In — Cleslelski, p 3 11 ter, My Last Try,"St. Phideas Cllffwood scored twice ln the or craft. Skiing and aquaplan­ this tight spot. Springer,' p 2 1 Cary Grant “BATTLEGROUND" Les Brown, Sb, of 3 1 2 and Ragtime Cowboy from the second. With one out, Oarry ing and' the towing of such rid­ Baok In Tight Spot Ingrid Bergman — Plus — .Barber, 2b list of 14 which were Invited to Zambar got a life when h 1 s ers are permitted only between But Sickles was right back ln 29 5 4 —-In — ■ Henry Fonda F. Jones, 3b 300 100 this unusual feature. high fly Was dropped. Winkle sunrise and sunset. a tight spot In the next frame. (continued ln seventh column) • James Cagney Oanz, rf 3 0 0 The concluding events next Vena grounded out, but Batson Pete Eovlno was walked at the . "Indiscreet" Jack Lemmon Hill, c .200 week will be the Choice Stakes, hit salcly, scoring Zambar, — Also — In “ MR. ROBERTS" Hyer, • ' 0 0 for three-year-olds at one-mllc- Rich Klein beat out an Infield Rough Water Bane start, sickles got Longette on Extra! BIG SCREENTV ln ClnemaScope and 0 and-one-slxteenth Monday with bit, Batson going to s e c o n d a pop up and D’Apollta on a "The^Lone-Ranger and ______Color , - 23 4, 4 In Long Branch Races roller. Searls and Ziegier then CLOSED CIRCUIT TELECAST Score by Innings;' 825,000 added, the Matriarch then scored on Carmen Plzzl’s hconnoctfd for safe blows Lost City of Gold" FREE PLAYGROUND Mat. Twp. PAL 0030- 020-5 Handicap at the same distance single? Bad weather and water con­ jiKPete Eovlno scored. But PATTERSON-HARRIS FIGHT Free — For Boys & Girls Keyport Aces *0002 011—4 with (20,000 added Tuesday for A double play wiped out an­ ditions took the edge off the Sidles still was ln good shape, «. MON. AUG .18th Sun. - Mon. - Tues. Junior Drivers Club Matawan Twp. PAL (1) fillies and mares three-years- other Cllffwood scoring chance annual Long Branch outboard for he poured lt on to fan Las­ X TICKETS NOW ON SALE I Aug. 10-11-12 ' Drlve-It Yourself . ab r h old ond up and on Wednesday, ln tho thlrdrbut the following regatta Sunday. Of the 06 qual­ ko for the third out. . Elvis Presley On Our New Driving Collins, 9b 3 0 1 the concluding day, the Rum­ Inning the Long Branch team ifiers for Sunday’s finals, 20 of Tiger hopes rose when Jim­ — In — Track Behr, as 3 1 1 son Handicap, for three-year- handed Manager Beil Oulstl's the drivers were victims of my Nlcora crashed out a hom­ , Vena, o '*300 olds and up at six furlongs players a pair of unearned spills ln the rough water. Har­ er ln their half of the fourth to "King Creole" Yates, p 3 0 2 with (20,000 added. runs.’ Batson walked and Klein rison Boggs, Keyport. ln the make lt only 3-1 against them. Flynn, If • . ‘ 2 -0 1, The Choice Stakes appear beat out on Inlleld roller. Tlie DU class, was the only Cen­ But then came the crusher. Sutherland, lb 3 0 0 doomed to fall below the stand­ runners were sacrificed along. trnl Jersey (Outboard) Racing OATH o n u EVERY NIGHT el 6:30 FJA. Youncofskl, 3b ■ 2 0 0 ard ot other years, due.to the The Long Branoh team made Sickles came to the time he SHOW STARTS AT DUSK______Sunger, cf : 2 0 0 Association driver lo qualify no longer could pitch his way friiooN-A-RAM*. - m rr ru., sat. and Levandowskl, rf 2 0 0 poor crop of tluee-year-olds a double error on Ben Smith's Saturday for the finals on Sun­ out. He walked Devlno. first NIST SHOW ONW this year. Cavan, conquerin' of bouncer to second, Batson and day. The Keyport driver’s skill batter ln the Tigers’ fifth, A AIR CONDITIONED 23 1 5 Tim Tam ln the Belmont Klein coming home. John Mc- at handling his craft tn lough VAN HEFLIN TAB HUNTER Keyport Jet# (0) Stakes, originally waB slated to dolla's double, a stolen base water stood him In good stead. sacrifice advanced the runner. ab run ln the Cholco Stakes, but, and sacrifice fly scored the fl- But, on Sunday, lie found con­ Walks to Paul and Pete Eovlno fl. VanPelt. 2b. 4 llko Tim Tam, ho now ls on the naldlffwood run ln the fifth. ditions so bad he nearly_was and hitting Longette with a Bruce Jackson, 3b 4 Injured list. Lincoln Road ls Tlie Cardinals and the An­ swamped and finished well pitched ball forced In the fourth _ _ L*2iy J. Stultz,- if 4 far away ln the west and then gels were slated to bo the vls- back. Terrier run. D’Apollta, Searls CINEMASCOPE and COLOR Lawson, cf 2 what remains pf the tliree-year- and Ziegler then all hit safely KATHBYN GMNT • KpJT SUUGHKSY R. Walker,’’W 2 Itltig teams last night ln th e Lou Letwenske, Union In a-row to settle the issue and Phone COlfax 4-0452 Poland, rf 3 old crop will be gathered at second games of a three-game Bencli, finished sixth in the BU the second half title ln favor of rHa Mendes, p 2 Saratoga for tlie Travelers Aug. series for each with tlielr Eat- division Saturday, disbarring Manager Mike Eovino’s play­ lHNU U 1U EUFtuw*UACH U I MBnTKfllH Friday to Tuesday Aug, 1st to 5th Carhart, u 2 B. It appearB that Plton, recent ontown and Long Branch riv­ him as a third is heeded to Buhler, o 3 winner of the Lamplighter, will als. Third games, If needed, qualify. John Henrlksen. Key­ ers. have the Chojce pretty inuoh will be played tomorrow night. The Tigers, after their great SIMA ™ T T H IS to himself. Tlie box scores: ...... port, with a fifth In the BU, al­ triumph over the Keyport Car­ ..fln--' •.. . . Soore by Innings: Cllffwood Angels (5) so failed to make lt. Frank dinals, could not hotd the pace. TUES., ANGRYTECHNICOLOR AGE Keyport Jets Q0DQ 000—0 ab Fuller, Union Beach, got away ManagerJrv. Nusbaum’a_hoys AOTllOiflTPERKiNS Jrlat. Twp. PAL 1000 OOx—1 Ramblers Win 12-0 Plzzl, lr ; ' 2 to a bad-stnrt which kllleTtiTs missed their hurling star, Er­ B. Smith, 3b 2 chances ln the AU race, even win (Lefty) Hayes badly In the S1LVANA MANGANO Raritan Ramblers Pony Lea­ Szyarto, lb 3 though he picked up consider­ final games. The Terriers had Arrows Play Sunday gue team defeated the Gordon Isaksen, 2b - 3 able distance on the leaders. started the second half with a THEIDNGHAUV Court nine, Belford, 12-0 Fri­ J.-Mcdolla^..a... Next weekend the club driv­ rush, .stumbled, uncertainly to­ WM IIM'MIU MB.... ’ IlolnicerArrows were wash­ day n'» tho’ losers cl!anlOlid. Ed Zambar, ss 3 e rs'USad for D ela w a re Wa t'e r ’iCHIUMfll ed oul Sunday after two Inn­ Delgert pitched the slx-hlt shut­ W. Vena, rf 3 Oap where they hope to lind ward the end, but tn the show­ VTWtDERtr —,—,----—:— ^jPlus,^Selected. Shnft Srihjpri^-i. " ings of a game with the Key­ out for the Raritan forces. The Batson, p 1 water conditions more suitable down game they had what lt Kiddle Show Saturday Afternoon at 1:45 P.M. port Redpwltes. This Sunday Belford team hung on until tho Klein, cf 3 to racing. took. MIDGET RAILROAD Manager Lou Nnnna's nlno will sixth tnnlng when tiie Ramblers "Rodan! Flying Monster" — "The Bowery Boys' take on the powerful South broke loose with an eight-run 22 6 Amboy Sunoco team nt the Long Branch C. O. (0) Girls' Baseball Game Wed. thru Sat. 1 Aug. 6th to 9th scorlnjr splurge . to turn the ab r Continuous Saturday — Starting at 1:45 P.M. Holmdel field. Rich Wenner game Into a rout. Topsey Top­ K. Eoblnson, 3b 3 The Veterans of Foreign and Bob Chromy bolh aie prim­ olewskl hit a homer and a Banos, c 2 Wars girls spftball team spon­ ed to go on the mound against double for the winncVs. Richie Moran, 2b 1 sored by the Ladles Auxiliary TODAY TIIRU TUESDAY Frank Tony the Amboyans. Boyd connected for two hits It. Smith, 2b 3 pf VFW Post 4247, Keyport, will for Raritan Und Phil C u m- Pern, lb 3 Carr Grant — Ingrid Bergman On ; July .27, 1653, . the -list mlngs, the winners’ oatcher, lilt Ullqry,. p, 3b 1 play the Raritan-Runners, "6t ' ’ ' ' "Indiscreet"" : Sinatra Gurlis U.S. carrier strike of the Kor­ a thrce-bsggcr tho one time ho Perrine, cf 2 0;30 p.m, tonight nt the Hazlet . - Technicolor ’ ean action was flown. Planes was not walked. ' . 8, Lewis, If 2 Field. , - -Plus— ln Color — Jeff Chandler in from Task Force 77, operating Kroen, rf About .150,000 Americans now *’BATTLE AT APACHE PASS” v with UN forces, pounded Now Is tho time to advertise De Santis, ss are being saved from cancer, — Last Times Today — enemy supply routes, rolling those unused articles for sale. 21 0 3 according to the American Can­ BOMBERS B-52 I DARBY’S RANGERS "KINGS GO FORTH" Stock, airfields and road sys­ A small ad In the classllied . ' Score by innings: cer Society. About 75,000 more ClncmaScope-CoIor. „ _ . | James , Garner “Maverick" tems before returning to their column will turn them into . Long Branch C. C. 000 0Q0—0 could be saved If properly ’’If It’s A Big Picture The Strand Will Show It” jvshioft. ' i/jy, 'cftsfi Jof. yo,u.: ;: , I Cllffwood Angels 020 21x-»5 treated lur time. PLAYLAND5 ditfen.Ssstmdlf/ftwJersey CHILDREN • eeeeoeeeeaaeeeeeeeoe— • ■■■■■■■■ope— ■■■aeege Langan never . was threatened Muller.'cl In seriously as he protected the Scofi. H Convention Hall Star Parkers slim lead; Cooney.was soencer, 2b: LO O K IN G i t o v e r } hit more freely but he waa Decker, rf ' ! . THE- , S Stadium Feature ! L e a g u e L e a d e r s able to snuff out all other Park­ 4 4 Jimmy Hendrickson, Deer MATAWAN HKJH’B athletic MEIROSE baseball team of Union Beach Little League er uprisings. - Lions (3) MATAWAN JOURNAL Park; L I. speedster emerged Held has been rebuilt. Roy S. North Brunswick, on which baseball was feature by an up* Kingeter was the winning Frankie Washington, Keyport., pitcher In the Lions one-sided Kingeter, lb July 31, 1958 Page Eleven from a maze of hair-raising es­ Matthews, chairman of th e set Thursday when the 1.® s t win over the Parkers. The los­ Ruby, o capes in tangles qf cars.racing building and grounds commit­ plays third base advanced to pUce Dodgers surprised the ers jumped away to an early Cacossa, p , ot Old Bridge Stadium Friday tee of the Matawan Township the finals of the N.J. Btate league-leading Lions, defeat­ lead in this contest, but slug­ ailinartln, 2b Fog Blot$ Races to capture another feature race Semi-Pro tourney Sunday by ing them 4-3. However, lhe ging by Beutel, Gllmartln and Beutel, ss N i< ’ Board of Education, stated defeating Lhe Fifth Ward A C. Lions blad taken the Parkers in­ Stillwell, cf A surface fog that blanked victory. Monday lhe rebuilt end tegrad- Team of Jersey City 6-4 at Wet­ to camp 9-1 earlier in the week Billy Wilson decided the issue Wilson, rf visibility for mare thnn 50 Wheeling a f u e 1-lnjected ed field had passed lhe test of zel Field, Trenton.- Washington and their setback did the Fire­ In the Lions half of the second. Potilo. 3b Its first big rain storm with a contributed two hits and he balls no good as the Fireballs The Lions now are within yards forced cancellation of the Thunderblrd-englned machine, doubled and later scored ln the sight of lhclr third successive Kohlbccker. If regatta at Keyport of the Rari* Hendrickson tore out of 16th satisfactory flowoff of surface themselves were upset victims Ulle. Tlie pennant chances of Inn Bay Yacht Racing Associa­ starting place; (27 cars started water. He credited the Manzo fifth to build up the narrow of the Parkers. the other clpbs are being re­ 3 8 the race) and edged up on the construction firm with a super­ lead the North Brunswick team ; Bill Chasey was the pitcher, duced to a mathematical' pos­ Dodgers 012 001--4 tion Sunday. The board of gov­ field that Included every top ior grading Job in cresting the was holding, at that lime. Filth who upended the defending sibility. . Lions 000 120—3 ernors of Uie association will driver liiithe area until he was field properly. Matthews added Ward may get another shot at champs for the Dodgers. The - The box scores: ‘ discuss rescheduling of th e In contention. - that the field had bad a double Melrose i/ they can top. th e victors were limited to, four sowing of grass seed. There Ewing B.C., Trenton, in & mid­ hits by Andy Cacossa, Lions j - Fireballs iO) ".... Keansburg Tavern event. ; ' . Twice sensational crackups has been 300 pounds of the week tourney game. Melrose r h Owners Face Charge halted the action and wrecked hurler. but they .made their Kaluzienski, 2b 0 1 - JIMMIE ItODGEHB machines though no one was In­ grass seed usually applied to faces.the winnei at 2 p.m. Sun­ safe blows at telling moments, Lewandowskl, 3b, ss 0 0 Jerry Sheehan nnd Bdnjnmtn jured. Irvington’s Dick Ryall football fields/ In addition, day again at Wetzel Field. The Dodgers scored first when Martin, Jf, rf 0 0 Jimmie Rodgers, whose very paced the big lineup for four- there has been added 300 Washington also has Joined up Richie Spencer sent home Cooney, p ' ' 0 0 Andreoch. operators of Shee­ laps; yielded to Newark’s Jerry pounds of a type of grass seed with the South Amboy A.A. Jackie Bedzek ln the second. 6Jdlsln. cf 0 1 han’s Dublin House, Carr Ave., first recording of "Honey­ Morese, who ln turn was pass­ from which the grass is grown team In the Mid-County lea­ In the third the Dodgers went Sommers, ss 0 0 Keansburg, have been charged comb” sold well over a million ed In the 14th lap by Lambert- at race tracks In the northern gue. MHS Baseball C o & c-h to a score of 3-0 as errors and Mermanns,lb 0 0 by; the State Division of al­ records and skyrocketed 17> 1 e part of this country and In Can­ George Deltz reports . Dave walks loaded the sacks- and Nlccardi, c 0 0 coholic Beverage Control with vllle’s Lenny Brown. ■ Jones; Matawan’s great catch­ Deer, fr o 0 serving minors. The girls. 10 handsome youngster to a t a r- Advanced. To Second Place ada to support running races Warner Muller connected to Laroskl, 3b • 0 1 and 20. allegedly were served doni over night,- comes to tho -Hendrickson by then had ad­ on the grass and hurdle rac­ er. Is due to Join tbe Maroon drive in two. Jimmy Beutel's Potts. If o 0 famous Convention Halt on the vanced to second place and ing. As the horses' hoofs tear and Steel's Btar pitcher, Carl big bat evened lt for the Lions, alcoholio - beverages oh the Loardwulk at Asbury Dark on dueled with BrowfHnmtll the the grass apart, the torn shreds Stephens, in the South Amboy Beutel scored himself la the 0 3 premises July 12. Saturday night. 35th lap when the crowd was take root anew and come up lineup. The Amboyans I o o k fourth and he and Ron GUmar* Parkers (1) The ABC also charged the No stranger to night olub ind brought to Its feet by & close in new blades. So. football good for pitching talent now tln produced the hits to seod ln operators with hindering nnd TV audiences, Jtmmlc has call that threatened to wipe out cleats' hardly can do much with Bob LoPresto. Keyport, Allie" Kingeter and Steve Ruby Ennis, 2b delaying ABC investigators starred on such ton television former Rutgers pitcher, and with Uie lying runs in the fifth. Vfalker, cf . e&rly the uext day The ABC set the lead cars: Ryall’s was I pie hope ! f/j;.wb" for & dry, eas clear Aug­ Tommy Prlslavec, Cllffwood Diamond, If . Aug. 18 for a heorlng at Newark shows as the “ Ed Bulltvan dropping out of the race but be­ Beach player formerly of .Bt. The Dodgers pulled ii out in Williams, lb " Show:" "Shower of Stars' fore he left the track, Brown ust in tbe vacation time month the sixth on a walk to Eddie Langan.p for the operators to show cnuso "Patti Pago’s Big Record:1' the came roaring up with Hen­ starting, tomorrow, Matthews Mary’s High In South Amboy Cardoza and Pete Scofi's Houlihan, 3b Why their liquor license should "Guy Mttchelt~8how” to name drickson'Close behind.” cannot help but hope for plenty and how with Vlllanova Col­ whack. . , Bartllotta. rf not be suspended or revoked. a few. , ■ PrOwri grazed Ryall and sllp- of rain, so that,the new grass lege, available. The Philadel­ Makes Pursuit Hopeless Mallqowskl, c Co-starring w 11 h Rodgers ped off the ovafi IrFjhe Infield. seed wiU take strong root, and phia National League club has Billy Langan was-the pitcher Bell, ,ss * ’.RestleAs Wind. Llangollen aud providing the music for • tlklAl INAMMAU.1 W ’ returning almost immediately Marvin. Clark,, _ Monmouth & .tie on prlstavec. who made the Fireballs pursuit Farm’s beaten favorite In thc dancing nt tho popular ocean- buV'nOt! until Hendrickson flash­ County Agricultural Agent, • ’’*• 0 - ' of the Parkers a hopeless one Sapling SlnkoB nt Monmouth front spot will ho Tony Pastor ed past and George Tet,. Ozone can give tbe go-ahead signal to MONMOUTH PARK by blanking them 1-0 for the Fireballs 000- Park, tins’ been flown (o \ Ar­ and Ills orchestra, also making use lhe field when MHS foot­ Parkers ' , 001 lington Park whore his next their first Jersey Shore appear' Park, LI., took over second. ball starts ln September. racing draws to a close with Parkers. Lang&n was locked ln . Dodgers (4) Oft- HUHMAtS Two laps later Brown regain­ tlie corrective process in Its the pitchers duel with the Park­ engagement will be in tho Ar­ anco the coming weekend. C Uu.t slV7*V ------a strong bid for first, but failed ' RICH BOGGS; the center percentage of favorites to and Tish Houlihan csms Whitehead. s« Trainer ILA, Luro. Luro 1 o f V ' 1-low about business cards? to catcti Hendrickson, who had who served Keyport High's come Into the money has ris­ through wltb the hits to score Chasey, p . Winfields Farm's Grey Mon* We can supply them quickly won at Old-Bridge on July 18 grid forces so well through en from the low at 27 per Butcble Diamond with the lone Cardoza, o aroh at Monmouth for Die and at the right prloe. Como In a 25-lap main event. the past three seasons, has cent at the time Belmont .run of the 'game In the third* Bezeh. lb ‘ Choice Stakes on Monday. and try us. Behind lhe first three—Tet been invlled to report for. Park closed July 5 to 32.4 was third—were Bill McCnr football at Marietta College, per cent as of Monday when thy. Rumson, Bob Malzahn,'Mi­ in Southern Ohio where he there had been 118 favorites ami, Fla. and 16 others that has matriculated. The school come In.to win out of 363 to finished. Port Monmouth's Ed is located on the Ohio River go to the post. The effects of - Are You Getting Your Money's Worth? Bigler, a strong contender for and, with 1000 male enroll­ the corrective progress were ..top; honors, was forced out in ment, allows freshmen to be . . more grievous to the bettor the 27th'lap while fourth. eligible for varsity competl- playing for horses that w|U Wins At Wall tlon ln football. Boggs also give him "a price" than It' Jimmy Reed's, Peekskill. was admitted at Lafayette first appears for ln order to N.Y. late model stook car rac­ but chose the Ohio college as attain the percenthfce of cor- er,; made It four In a row at affording the small college rectlon. Twenty-five ! favpr- Well Stadium Saturday night opportunities for a student’ ltes came in to win out of 81 • as he held off strong bids by from a-smaH high school. starting ln the last s e v ea- Rex White to, win Wall's first Marietta's football opposition day period. This brought lOO^mlle.NASCAR Grand Na- comes from colleges of simi­ favorites home In every two tlonal.race, . - ; / . . . lar-enrollment ln the area out of five races. Jamaica It was a hard won triumph such as Wittenberg and Mus­ closed yesterday and Sara­ as Reed's '57 Ford Was press­ kingum.' Marietta made one toga opens tomorrow, giving ed for the final 200 laps of the big, bld-foF- national recogni­ thejQceanport track a chance 300-lap contest. White, a Silver tion but lt was not in the to thrive on attendance and , Spring. Md., driver has b e e n characteristic col­ betting as the nearest flat • the current... hot-shot of KA&- legiate field of becoming a' racing track open until Aug. CAR : racing, driving » ’57 foundry. The college used Its 6 ln the New York metropoli­ Chevy... , ' ' • •, location on the Ohio River to tan area...... The time of 1 hour, 31 min­ encourage rowing and f o r utes and 24 seconds was only a some _years sent a crew !to . Y O N K E R S RACEWAY fraction of a second; off ; the the intercollegiate regatta opens Its new plant tomorrow - track record set by Curtis Turn­ when it took place at Pough­ night. The *16.000,000 plant er,.Roanoke, Va., In a. 1056 100- keepsie. When the tidewaters will feature such Innovations mlle conveftlble race. Satur­ and currents of the Hudson as the park&drome, a four-lev­ day’s event was held down for were found to be bo bad, the el parkin? emporium for 3000 five laps when a car driven by races could not be continued cars; the vista-windows, seven pJt-Pmighk eeips ie/ihe ~ reg a tta ■ - four-ton windows etich'28-by-30' turn znd-had to-be removed by w asjrtovel t^ Marietta.,But', feet-that are-raised or lowered give* you low, low ptte«a a wrecker under the y e 11 v w then' tiie phio began to se t­ ulus H St II Green Stamp; •< a’ caution flag. * / ; up. and it was la^en away In front of the clubhouse - by bomial Compare Acme’s • price* ’ Buck 'Baker, Spartensburg, from-Marletta to Lake Onan- push buttons, and coffee—urns And »ee for ydurailf how' touch B.Cw Vie, defending national doga, Syracuse. With the loss in the cafeterias that can turn niom you ssvgl Compare S A X champion, drove a steady race of the regatta and its inabil­ Out 1200 gallons of coffee per Stamp plan , . moel popular, ln his ’57 Chevrolet for t h l r d ity to compete with the ma- hour to ease the horsepiayers’ oldeal, most reliable, ■ ' ' fttwt*...... • - ...... —...... -Jor titans of intercollegiate headaches. On the racing side, /Lee Petty, Rahdleman, K.C.. rowing ‘demonstrated, t b e there will be $4,000,000 ln , All prkei effective thru In a ’57 Olds, was going the Marietta rowing program purses until the track close; Saturday, Augutt 2nd. fastest when.the checker drop­ slumped off and football Nov. 30. Harold Dancer, Hofiii- ped, but he had lost a lap early emerged as the major sport dri. probably will be. driving MARCAL NAPKINS 2 pkgi' 1 9 < In the race on & pit stop. at the-institution.- Matawan’s famed contribu­ tion to harness racing, E g o WAADONF Hanover, owned by-Mrs. Ceclle 4 -r o H .- "TT Goosman, ln one of the early TOILET TISSUE COtOHED Oft WHITE 2 9 < big stake races at the new track. He placed third with Com of 48 cotu J t W oi both Budmlle’s Direct an d CADET DOG FOOD $ 3 .7 9 ran. 4 9 c Thankful at Roosevelt Race­ way Monday night to Improve bis number or'comlngf In1 the MADY-TO-EAT 11 oi. tan money at the Westbury track HORMEL SPAM 4 S < to 18 horses ln 41 starts. Ver­ non Dancer ban 54 come ln the REG. ON DM 1 Ib. car money ln 115 starts...... e h l E r s C O F F E E 7 9 < Indian Hill Picnic MARGARINE ttUE NONNET . lib. pkg 2 5 c *15c coupon towordi pure ho te of ChoseCl & Sanborn Instanf Coffee an back of pkg. Medal winners ln the Indian Hill Bowmen Club’s shoot for prizes at Its annual picnic 'GENUINE SPRING LAMB SALE!' were: Class A, high score, Ed LANCASTER BRAND ...... Lawton 313; Class B, A. Kop- penberger. 242: Class C. R. OVEN I C WHOU OR Ferrara, 232; Class D, Bob Pat­ erson, 109. In the women’s di­ READY | r E V EITHER vision, Joan Lawton led wltb Frozen Foods 76; In the boys division, R. Tlbbets with 139. and In th e O 'LAM B — girls division, April Pedersen All Acme of lamb are really plump, ion quality and unexcelled IDEAL LEMONADE with 30. Twenty-five members for flavor and lendernces! Serve with Ideal Mint Jcllyl and their families attended the 6 OX. [annual event. Eric Pedersen 3*in*1 CoffibinAfion - Road, Chops and Staw ' 6 cam!. 55= ■■2 rani.: 35" was chairman of the competi­ CJiam a w a y lh/» hral wilh Arnu-'a o w n Ideal Fro* tion on the club’s range to Chucks 0' lam b «> 43« Breast lam b »> 25° ten I^tno/Midfl. Kvfiy tup !■ u r< ul Uiiial*(|U«iuhar» Holmdel.- T u r k e y aiadi ittcio 3i 5 or 14* 1 (00 Your ’advertisement In"' this 8 9 9 5 ' 0 9 Let’s not disturb his peaceful steeping. paper will reach prospective iam b Chops sho ^ c ^b ~ C ra b ‘* M e a h 'i:AI,'^ " ,A - '/l^ 3 9 * Best enjoyed formally a night: purchasers In every commun­ ity.tolthl! bSysliore area.' — " — — OR ROUND- STEAK.... Lobster Cocktail ,w“i 33«- . His valuables are in our keeping, ' LANCASTER i BRAND BONUfSS ^ 8 9 c Ih Safe Deposit Box locked tighll - W h i l i n g m "«T auva 2 5 * . LANCASTtfi BRAND COLD CUIS 1 Give yo/rrireasured possessions the pro-, Lamb o* ihamk 29* SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT) YOUR CHOICE Bakery Special Irnion of a SAFE DEPOSIT BOX wifh HOUR -UNCASIIk-SUaD.- „..... OLIVE LOAF. " ... SPECIAL I DUTCH us — and know greater peace of mind I. Bacon 'pTo 45= £ 89« PICKLE & PIMENTO LOAF j APPLE PIE 4 9 . KE CUBE VENDOR Juat oile hlUs of Vliginl/i J a’v'* fninuun pulcit, ., .... Tor... Your.... "'Apple Fie will lonvim-o jou tliut thoie'e n.ma Convenience (jarclcn D reik ^jkruiti & UtrjctaLfe) finer el any price! at KEYPORT ESSO CfWNAMCN 51/C/D ' SERVICE CENTER Streussel Bread ]SlafienafK& an6 C O R N oouetwKf ^ 2 9 D o n u I s »4» -f 12 25* Bedle Road & doua treat urvtd with IsOUpIIa Prlff IluUcr! R y e B read— ao-Muwot— 21r Red- Bank’ Highway 35 IE ORAND ’ IIIif»rab#r Offices JVdtraJ Ope* l:M DcpeiK t# I .Imur****P.M. WtliUt Cvrptxtium E*«1hz* NECTARINES...... LARGE CAUFORNIA 2 3 9 Df iicaie and “Arcmotic! Ktill of Juke i*nd fh/vori .....fej Dairy Favorites • IN EVGL18HTOWN • IN RED BANK . An t’Xiru touch of smatinMe for tijc nuil ix>wl. KRAfT-DElUXE SLICES Jl Main Street 53 Broad Street . SEABOARD Englishiotra 7-9400 Shadyilde 1*1000 • IN KEYPORT • IN LITTIE SILVER SEEDLESS GRAPES 2 * “ Broad and Front Street Church St. it Protpect Ave. SERVICE. •- CHEESE ^ 33* } , COlfai W W . , Sbadjslde 1*7400 ■'■’k i t - 'icufiitjHti SH 1-0248 ROUTB 35 and 36 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING ' - J"-’ Joying a vacation from his po television sets, air conditioning . Among those; attending from Mrs. Scbcr Home sltlon at Engineering Precision Electrical Unit systems, and heating equip­ the MAdlson Township 4-H Matawan Township First Aid Squad Casting Co., Morganvllle. ment. _} _ / Clubs, leaders and friends, Mr. and Mrs,_ Burrowes Au Walter Snyder, president ol were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gaubi, Fund Drive Contributors .... From Germany mack and family,- R,ockland Urges Code Plan the-bayshore group, said the Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Arace,' STAWAN JOURNAL Mrs. Robert Seber, Morgan­ Lake. N Y., spent the weekend The Bayshore Electrical As­ proposed code is aimed at pro­ James a n d William Arace, ville, returned home on Mon­ with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph sociation Is urging adoption of tecting homes against faulty Miss Marie Gaub, Mr. and Page Twelve July 31. 1858 John Marz ...... $100 Relchenberger. and slipshod electrical Installa­ Mrs. Howard Dunham and so d , George DiPola...... ,.,,-$100 day, from a visit with her par­ Mr. and Mrs. Amzee Em­ a comprehensive electrical tions. He said 73 per cent of all Howard, Mrs. T. Johnson and Mr., Mrs. Ryan ...... $800 ents In Germany. ' mons, Tennent Rd.,-spent Sun­ safety and Installation code by structural fires are caused by daughter, Linda;” . Atco Picnic Is Salvatore Vena ...... '...... , .... $100 day with Mrs. Emmons' neph­ communities throughout North­ defective wiring. ~ Also Raymond Zlzik, Mr. and John Regan ...... $100 “ Mb.-and Mrs. George Warren ew and niece, Mr. and Mrs, ern Monmouth County. The as­ Mrs. Frank VanDorn sr., Mr. .... $100 eutertalned over the weekend. Homer Emmons, Asbury Park, sociation. made up of electrical and Mrs-. Frank VanDorn Jr: Very Successful Susie Bruno ...... Guests were Mr. and hirs. Dan­ at which time they enjoyed a contractors and dealers, b a t Middlesex 4-H Clubs and sons, Mr, and Mrs. Alex Samuel Guisti ...... $100 barbecue. submitted proposed codes f o r Picnic At Laurelton ' Lewis and son, Bobby, Mr. and . Pie eating and egg throwing George Pouzenc ...... !...... $100 ny George and children, Penn­ The Ladies Auxiliary of the study to officials In Middletown Mrs. R. Faust and daughter, contests and a World Series John Trabachlno . $100 sylvania. , Morganvllle Volunteer Fire Township, Keansburg, Union The Middlesex County 4-H Ruth, and sons, Robert and softball game featured the an­ Mike Manzo ...... $100 Theodore Polichak recently Co. and several members of Beach, Matawan, Keyport, and Clubs' held their .annual picnlo Richard, Mr. and Mrs. E, Hi!- nual plant picnic of the Archl- Anonymous ...... $100 spent a tew days visiting his the fire company went to the Ralrltan, Holmdel and Mata­ Saturday at Windward Beach, ton and sons, Mr. and Mrs. tectural Tiling Co., Keyport, Keyport Lumber ...... $ 50 uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. President Park Fair on July wan. To wnslilps. Laurelton. Ralph Irish and daughters; Matty’s Auto Paris ...... $ 50 Charles Pinkowski, Metuchen! 23. About 14 members attend' The association also plans to held at McGuire’s Grove, Mid­ •At a-recent meeting of the ed. , dletown, Saturday. Salmon Paper Box ...... '...... $ 25 Morganvllle Auxiliary of the '■ Mr. and; Mrs. .Martin Smith submit the proposed code to Winners ln th> pie eating Wehrle Dairy ...... $ '25 Volunteer Fire Co, final plans sr., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith other Northern Monmouth contest were: Pive-to-seven Bayshore Fishery ...... $ 25 were made for the annual fair and sons, Frank and John, and County municipalities Jnclud- age group, Jay Johnson, son of Gale Gas Co ...... ,...... ,1:...... $ 25 to be held at the fair grounds Miss Vivien Owens visited St. Ing'Long Branch and Red Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Chester £!. John­ Hub Cap Joe ...... '.T.7.'...... $ 25 beginning Saturday and r u n- Anne’s Church, on Saturday,' The proposed code Is designed Gibson’s Farm ...... $ 20 nlng through Aug. 9. to insure Inspection of all elec­ S th a u J b MOTORS son, Hazlet; eight-to-10 a g e All the employees at the En­ trical alterations and changes Incorporated group. James Beutel, son of Raffa Barber Shop ...... Mrs. $ 15 Albert Taber is bn va­ gineering Precision, Morgan­ in electrical systems in extst- ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beutel, Un-’ Royal Oil $ 10 cation from her position at E. vllle, are enjoying a vacation.. lng buildings.. ' . • ~ Ion -Beach; ll-to-13rage’ group, Fred Rapolla ...... ,...... I.-DuPont $ Co., 10 Parlin. M r., ond Mrs. David Fer- Garry. Homberger, son of Mr! Mr,'and Mrs. Robert Fitts flaia, Sparta, were visitors ln -Much of this work now is not BUICK C EE® OPEL and Mrs. Robert c. Homberg­ Angelo Liquor S t o r e ...... $ .10entertained ot a picnic. Satur-, Morganvllle last weekend. - Inspected and In some cases er, Hazlet. „ ■ Roost Grocery ...... day evening. $ 10 Those p resent Mr. and Mrs. Martin Smith does not meet fire underwriter HIGHW AY 35 A'i BEDLE RD. KEYPORT John Kenner ...... were Mr. $ 10and Mrs. Albert Tab. standards. Electrical work In Winners ln tlie'egg throwing Menzel Drive-In ...... $ 10 entertained Monday evening, all new construction. Is inspect­ contest Were: elght-to-10 ag e er and children, Patricia. Guests were Mrs, Robert Fitts ed by underwriter inspectors. group, June Christie, daughter Regan’s Grocery ...... $.10 Thomas and Kenneth, Mr. and nnd son, Mrs. Albert Taber Fire Underwriters To Inspect , of M r.and Mrs. Bert Christie, Mike's Esso ...... Mrs. William $Thompson, 5 all of and children, Patricia an d Under the association’s pro­ UnlorPBeach, and -James Beu­ F los Bar ...... Morganville; $ 5 Mr. and M r s, Thomas, Mrs, Leo Hourlhan posal, Inspections of all electri­ tel; ll-tcTS"age group, Daniel Pappa Grocery ...... David Ferrlara.jSparta,$ 5 and and daughters, Sharon a n d cal work would be made by Rapolla, son of Mr. and Mrs Frank’s, Grocery ...... $ 5Miss Catherine Taber, N ew Karen, Mrs. Walter Seber Jr., fire underwriters. A report: G R E E N S A N D Fred Rapolla, Keyport, and Ann’s Bakery „ ...... :...... Market. $ -5 ' . Mrs. Charles Flosky sr., Mrs. Michael Strano, Matawan, son Sunday guests at the home Robert Owens and daughter, tfierTwcuid be submitted to the Free-Flowing • GreensandMarl Is The Proven of Michael M. Strano, Union Bill’s Motors ...... 01 Mr, and;•$. Mrs.5 Albert Taber Vivien. . local building inspector w h o Beach, and Mrs. Frances Bayshore Restaurant ...... were Mrs. $ 5 Florence Peters and would be responsible for en­ Natural Soil Conditioner — A Base Exchange Strano, Matawan, Cliffwood Farm Market ... ..r...... daughter, $ 5 Jane, Middlesex; forcement of the code. The pro­ Potassium Bearing Mineral Adult Contest Winners Shore Fishery ...... ;...... $ ;-5 Mr. And'Mrs. Jamqs P e t e r s Visit In Browntown posed code Is supported by the .; Mrs. Joseph Costlc, Keyport, DiGiambaltista Grocery ...... $and 5 son, James, and daughter, underwriters association. and Mrs. Charles DellaPletro, Mary Carter Paints’ ...... a $ . 5 Catherine, New Market. Ml', and Mrs. Maurice Long The code would require a “You’ll Never See A Duck Fly Blind” „ . West Keansburg. were winners Beacon Tool a...... $Mr. - 5 and Mrs. Joseph Lan­ and sons; Larry, and Ronnie, permit before any electrical Ducks make a habit of knowing where they’re going. Long In'the adult egg throwing con­ zaro sr. and sons, Donald and1 New Stanton pa., are visiting work is started. This would in­ before the vacation trip to the sunny clime, their bags are test. Behind the steady pitch­ Marlboro Tool ...... - ...... $WlUlam, 5 were July 22 dinner Mr. and Mrs. Herbert'Cottrell clude the electrical phase in packed, timetables checked and reservations made. Then, ing of Joseph Rosato, the union guests at the home of Mr. and Jr., Browntown. the Installation of radio and quacks in tune, they’re off. softball team defeated the sup­ giret,Slckels, Mark and Laura Mrs. Vincent Gentile and son. Rebuilding your soil can be duck soup when you knew ervisors, 7-4, for the Atco Skippy, Mickey Deifz Cepmak, ' Garrett Vanderwell Is a pa­ wherfej you’re going and how you’re going to get there* World Series title. Losing pitch­ Celebrate Birthdays * Aiso Mrs.-Harold Deltz, Mrs. tient at the East Orange Vet­ Base Exchange , Conditioning * . er was Mr. Strano Robert Malkmus, Mrs. Everett erans’,Hospital. . releases potash, phospho- loosens and opens hard The picnic was under the di­ Mr. and Mrs. -George A. E. Carlson, Mrs. Robert La- Clifford Relchenberger ls en- tub and trace elements soils — binds sandy soils* rection of Francis Gussle, un­ Deltz, Matawan,' entertained Mura, Mrs. Frank Gray Jr., from insoluble constltu- ion president, and Mrs. Mad- Thursday In celebration of the Mrs. William Griswold, Mrs. ents, a* needed for healthy lyn jRong'o, ualon secretary, birthdays of their sons, Skippy, James Lederman; Mrs. Leroy Golden Formula! plant growth. - • was chairman ot the affair. Slckels,’ Mrs. William Ohns- Soil Tetnperature Regulator Chairman of-lhe refreshment three-years-old on July 23; man, Mrs. Joseph Rankl, Mrs: absorbs sun heat in spring—absorbs and holds high committee was Mrs. Alfred Mickey, four-years-old .on July Richard Cermak, Mrs, Alex SAVES moisture cojitent. - . .. : Lamano. assisted by Miss Lilly 24. ' • Wojclk, Mrs. Luka Ocone, Mrs, Mae Harris, Mis. John Konlsh, Guests w e r e George and John Barrett and Mrs. Conrad Sw artzel s Garden Center - Mrs, Frank Davis and Mr. and Timothy St.Onge, Richard and Sebolt, all of Matawan, Paint 8^ Hardware Mrs; Richard Drepps. Also as­ Barbara Ohnsman, Pell and HALF! sisting Were James DomWliy-fjeffrey Lederman, Daniel and Hazlet— COlfax 4-2211 and Joseph Tavalino. Mr. Ro Anthony Ocone, Mark Wpjclk, " Rummage Sale Sato,..Walter Metzger, ahd Miss Donna Hug, Richard and.Thom- ..Joan Mglllgan.wgi.e-coordinat­ as Barrett, John Dolan, Cyn­ Tho Men’s Club ol the Flrst- ors of games. . . thia Sebolt, James and Joseph Methodist Church, Matawan, Rankl, Claudia and Deborah will sponsor a rummage sale If you need printing of any Rlegert. Richard and Patricia Sept. 23 through Sept, 27 ln the kind, we are here to serve you. Carlson, Carol, Marla and Rob­ church, Leslie Lines and Wll- Our quick service and reason­ ert La Mura, Julia and Jill -llam Campbell are co-chair­ able prices will please you. Malkmus, Gary Griswold, Mar- men. . .

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WITH THIS COUPON — ONE TO A CUSTOMER 819 Huy ,75, Wanamussa N o electricity n e ^ AT KEANSBURG GRANDWAY — ADULTS ONLY (Near Asbury Park Circle) Addlllonal Quontllloi At Our Regular Low Price ----- 112 Brighton Ave., Runs on elbow grease. “ OFFER“GOOD ONLY SUNDAY a u g u st 3rd Route 34, 2 Miles South of Matawan—Phono LO 6-3684 A bargain? Maybe for peoplo who still pound 184 New Brunswlok Ave., it actually costs less per kilowatt hour (o is f ------Perth-Amboy------their wash with a rock, Tho modern homemaker than when women sweated and strained over CLIP THIS 361 East Westfield Ave., - has a-much bigger bargain —• electricity. She' contraptions like this. If your olectria bill let Roselle Park ljuat tosses the week’s wash Into an automatic P e l M o n t e . 711 West Front St., higher today, it’s simply becauie you’re usina TlaThneltr [washer and forgets it, Electricity has taken more electricity to; do more work-saving Jobfl SG3 Northfleld Ave., "'over so many .of “HeFhousehoId chores. And ” than ever before. 8 oi. Cans West Orange TOMATO !. 291, Springfield L Ave.’,..... and 2C4 N. Broadway WITH THIS COUPON — ONE TO A CUSTOMER Newark , , Electricity does so much for so little! 971 Bergen street; AT KEANSBURG GRANDWAY — ADULTS ONLY S. Newark " Additional Quantities At Our Regular Low Prrco - 381 Slate Highway 35, : ' OFFER 0 0 0 0 ONLY SUNDAY AUGUST 3rd Middletown . Red Bank JCP&L It; .39 a l - Union Avenue Jersey'Central Power A Light ; j. Union Beach ' j i # Stale Hx.M, South Amboy I’i. !\T;,j;:ih;;l - t ■ .1,* - il.iTrtllj* ...JlixlllU Ll; .-L i: li Work Is geIng forward on 2714 j $8,000,000 had been obligated New Jersey prowningt . 'it R o a d W o r k I n U S miles of the National System tor construction contracts. These special' funds, designed Reportedly increasing of Interstate and D e f e n s e both to speed up highway work . .'■.-.V iV ., Tops All Records. Highways, at a total cost of and to stimulate employment, Drownlngs ln New Jersey un­ !. Roal construction through­ $1,528,000,00(1 In addition, 1454 must be under contract or In til the end of June took a toll 'p r o J e c t-mlles' had been use by Deo, 7, on work sched­ of 75 lives, an Increase of Tout out America, will top all'prevl- brought to completion since uled for completion by Dec. 1, L v i k f n i L l * J ! i t . f # s B Ta x. a w v ous records arid probably will July l, 1818. 1 ...... 1959.” above the toll recorded In the reach the $5,000,000,000 mark "On regular federal-nld pri­ corresponding period of‘ 1 a a t this year. The AAA Automo; mary, s condary and urban On July 21, 1930, Marine year, the New Jersey State systems a total of 21,578 miles Capt. Arthur. Page made the Safety- Council-reports. A total bile Club of Central New Jer­ was under construction at a to­ longest recorded blind flight up sey has been advised by AAA larcost' of $2,106,000,000. Pro­ to that time, from Omaha, of 129 lives were lost ln drown­ Headquarters, Wash­ jects completed on these sys­ Neb., to Anacostla. D.C., a dis­ lngs ln the state during the en­ ington. D.C. tems since July 1. 1950 total 39,­ tance of 1000 miles. He receiv­ tire 12 months last year an In­ "Sparkplugged by the long:, 423 miles with a prlce-tag of ed the Distinguished Flying crease of 21 more than report­ ranged 050,000,000,000 federal- $2,303,000,000. Cross posthumously ’ for the * ' \ aid. program, building of roads “ Also, the states are acting flight, having been killed ln Uie ed In 1958. ! , ' .and streets has reached tbe rapidly to take advantage of Thompson Trophy Race only a The upward trend ln drown­ highest level ln our bistory,” t h e $409,000,000 of so:called few weeks later. lngs ln the state to date seems 2 Days Only Frank J- Quinn, secretary-man- ‘Emergency' funds for the reg­ to Indicate, according to t h e ager of tbe AAA: Automobile ular ABC roads. By the close This week why aon't you State Safety Council, that thta IV Club of Central New Jersey re­ of April, nearly $21,000,000 of look through the windows of ported. "The most recent pro­ this amount has been program­ your church from ths In­ year's toll-will exceed .that nf UUVI/cULl gress report Indicates that med for projects and nearly side. last year unless extra precau­ A u m n - 2 tionary measures are exercis­ ed. . ■' . • ■ . 1 ' The council offers tbe follow­ ing seven water safety tips for swimming, bathing and b o a t- lng: Never swim alone and if you swim any distance ln deep MORGANVILLE water, start back before tir­ ing; avoid horseplay on ru e ways, dlylng boards, or ln the water; beifore wading, swim- mlng or diving ln unfamiliar waters, find out the depth of the FIREMEN'S FAIR ' water and whether there are any nldden rocks, stumps or strong currents; stay out of the water during storms and get From August 2nd Through August 9th out of the water quickly. If you feel chilled: never swim before one hour after eating; If being (Excluding Sunday, Aug. 3rd) helped out of tbe water let the rescuer handle you, the help you may offer Is the same to the rescuer as resistance; Highway 79, M organville avoid speeding und racing ln motor driven craft.

TakeGERITOL fast-acting AMUSEMENT RIDES from Aug. 4th THROUGH AUG. 9th FEEL STRONGER 'AST Firemen's and Auxiliary Night Wed., Aug. twTWft 7 d a y * In Case of Rain Thursday ^cpmoi ' 1 .V ' 1 / 'V \ -:>'w L $25.00 PRIZE ^ Fire Co. Traveling Greatest Distance 11 W. Front St., Keyport* (Next (o Peoplts Nat't Bank) Kollo & Marathan Busqy ~ Other Prices Past Our Door

Clearance Bale of Wading Pools and Reach Toys .o s InfUtable Detcb Toy«—n«f. 11,00 to fl.lS— Ssli Piles STe Farms Country Club^ S'xS'Jlldie Canvsi Pool— Rtf, Itl.W—Islt Pries 9I.4T -Incorporated- 40" DUtn^x-m- Dtsp inflstabls Pool—Rif. D.M—Bsls Pries ll.tl g Elpllftll mv mnstsbi# poot-n»i. me* $i.9T comforigbls fit - $ 1 61” Dlsm. a 14’V Deep lollsUbls Pool—Rei, 110.01—Now H.fT o TwO big pofch pocWll .' j Pool and Cabana Club _ _ **■ •..Snugly llntd In $9lt ' I flunnsl s r - ; — - r v ? -?££■ ;” ■■■ PLASTIC WINDOW DRAPE : With Valanoe * Sonforliid Reg. 11.19. Pair — Now 77o • Rett e.Tan • Bright Bluo Asst, of Patterns and Colon .o Gray s Novy ^ •S lu iO -U ^

MIDDLEWEIGHT /NfflfWMj BICYCLE — BRASS FINISHE0, EMBOSSED . $OAS7 ■ - ' - - ' ' • -- ' - •• J ■■■ . •• * ■ ■ WASTE BASKETS Chooi. slihir w or M‘ Mlddls* WBlghl BkycU-guarontssd0 fo dillght • Your chofcs of dlstlnclfvs boih boyi and ulili, Nsw Contlnonlal 34" i • • pollirni ilyllng fsalursi itandioms ifurdy can* INVITES YOU filtvsr frams. Bulltry optraltd lisad* Rm. $49.95 .! 9 Rlch'tooldng.jjlfiogrophid light. Rsar luggags cbrrlsr. Racing All Facilities Available bran finish Soddlf. Kltkiiond, Chrome findtn, • 1 f /* n Invitation ... : to Members and ' # Dfgnifisd ond lovofy smbemd Big. Boyi'-R«d, OIiIi'-BIub, ' f The Management of the Cross Key Farms Country Club dsilgni 67 $1.47 - SAVE 30% . Their Guests “Only! ;i # Buy ono for svgry room Oef 34fl Trlph'S Blut Sfompi 1 1 \ » \ . invites you to apply for Charter Membership. . ’ 101 Acres of Fun And - “ .._ ...... All activities completely supervised by competent and , ...... ‘ Relaxation ...... : ' qualified personnel. ’ MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES Olympic filie Swimming,Fool : JGIGANTIC M IAT SALE Will be built and operated under strict adherence to BaqrcL "SclparAtc'Divlnf Area of Health requirements. ..._...... ~ .... . Large Wading Pool ' Snack Bkr — -ladoer-Recreation- Room—* Boneless Brisket Corned Beef — r--Dance Pavilion “ • The Finest In Country Club Style Living -Picnic Area- Teen-Age Parlies PRIVATE MEMBERSHIP Son Deck Restaurant Ready-To-Eat Smokeff Ham i - Limited Toj350 Families . - —- Deck SMIffle Boards Full Cut, Shank Half , Ping Pons Tables Play Ground Applications now being accepted for the 1959 season. Baseball Field Volley Bsil Courts Construction to be completed by May 30, 1959. Outdoor Basketball Ready-To-Cook, Midget Turkeys Fashion,Show* r Average Weight 4 to F o r 'R ou n d JVater Sports «_v«nr Pleasure Resort Practically In Your Own Backward. Free Swimming InvtrOclIom Yo,uV . . . Can't Afford A T Tom UMiss ire OOut nl On TlticThis U/on/lovTiilWonderful Ortnnr4tmOpportunity. ifi/. . Exhibition* ’ GET TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS FOR VALUABLE FREE GIFTS! ENTERTAIN3IENT — WEEKEND DANCING — ORCHESTRA DANCING - ' . . (Children's Day Camp Accommodations) . We Urge You To Make Application For Membership Before August 15 . N.J. State Highway 36, Keansburg For further information, please visit us at our con­ ■ Future plans caU for the construction of a 9 hole . venlent, blghway office located on Houle 9. Madison O p e n Golf Course, Miniature Coif Course and Golf Driving Township. New Jersey, mile south of the Kayre Mondlay Thru Thursday ‘Til 9 P.M. Range. Pre and Dolfer alike are urged to inquire. Woods Shopping Center \'3 on the left. Vou may also The Manageiuenl will mske periodic annonnee- contact us by calling 1 PArkway 1-71C9 of Clifford Friday ’Til 10 P.M. — Saturday ‘Til 6 P.M. menfs concerning all phises of onr plans. Ke respect- 4-1966. or by v iT lliu g P. O. Boa t i t . South Amboy, N . J, folly Invite all Inquiries! ' Office Open — Evenings 7 - 9 . Note: Our Keansburg Sfw* l« w >»«n Sunday -;00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. fert;"th«nre (2) north fcirjy.$igh^ { his .wife, are Plaintiffs 'ond ANN B; d«greesLEGAL thirty*tiine J89»NOTICE ;niinu)es, we#-8*1 LEGAL NOTICE and costs,LEGAL which judgmentNOTICE !* • lien comerLEGAL formed by NOTICEthe intersection of described,LEGAL situate, Jytng NOTICE and being in -th* T H E : f f ; fifty (50)_feetT thence (3) north.{oriy-ont FRANKLIN et als are -Defendants, on the premises described in the the. Easterly line of Femdale Place Township of Marlboro, in the-County o( (41) degreei <2i) minute* eait pending ' UI the"Siiperior - C on rt-of mortgage of BARTHOLOMEW GAUB and the Northerly line, of Prospect Monmouth and State of New Jersey. one hundred fifty (150) feet to the south­ New Jersey within -35 days after and ANNA D. GAUB, his wife, and Avenue and from said point of be­ BEGINNING at a stake in. the southerly easterly side of Route No. 4 ; (hence' (4) August 7th. 195S exclusive of such subject thereto. . ginning, running thence (1) North 22 edge ef • put-lir road known as Brown MTMH M fflil sloqff- the southeasterly ajje C£ Route date If you fall'to do so. judg­ DATED: July JOth, 1958 ffapd leading from Matawan-Freebold ment by default may be rendered I. GRANT SCOTT degrees 40 minutes West 200 feet, to Road to Kobertsnlle Turnpike being a No. 4, south forty-eight (48) degrees against you for the relief in the Com* . Clerk of the ' a stake, thence (2) North 67 degrees road 83 feet in width and mentioned and thirty-nine (39)/minutes cut fifty (CO) plaint. You shall file your answer Superior Court - " 20 minutes East parallel to.Prospect described' in the desrription a* contained Page F o u rte e n July 31, 195$ feet to the point or place-of-Veglnntng. and proof of sorvlce in duplicate wi?n $35.19 Avenue 50 feet to a point, thence (3) in a .deed from Bemai Realty Corp. lo Also known si Tax Lot No. 7 D, and the. Clerk of the Superior Court, J7 South ■ 22 degrees 40 minutes East Charles R. Smith, dated November 20, MapTax Block of Mrtawon No. 5 6d' Township, the Tax AsMsseor's Monmouth State House Annex, Trenton, -New 7315 parallel to the-first course 200 feet 3944 and recorded in Monmouth County County. N. J , . ■ . Jersey, ln accordance with the rules SHERIFF'S SALE to a point in the Northerly, Une of Clerk’s Office m Book -’015 of deeds, p&E* PrcmUe* known aa #36 Amboy Ave­ of civil practice end procedure. SUPERIOR COURT Prospect Avenue, nnd thence (4) 877, of which the within described tract Martin Rules On nue, Matewam N. J. • • , —This fiction has -been instituted for OF NEW JERSEY South 67 degrees 20 minutes West is a part, distant 200 feet measured along -Subject to restrictions and easements the purpose ol foreclosing a mort­ CHANCERY DIVISION along the Northerly Une of Prospect the aoutberly edge of said rond on a course of record, if, any, toning and -municipal gage dated January 2nd, 1957, made MONMOUTH COUNTY Avenue 50 feet to the point or place of North 82 degrees I minutes West as the ordinances, end such /flcts «• an accurate by ANN B. FRANKLIN and MARK Docket No. F-2152-57 ; of Beginning. - -•••-. magnetic needle formerly pointed along Three Collisions survey and examination of tho premises K. FRANKLIN, her husband, as Passaic-Ciifton National Bank and Being commonly known and desig­ ths same frum thr westerly right nF'way would dliclose. ’ mortgagors and payable. to BARTH­ Trust Company, a Corporation of the nated as No. 58 Prospect Avenue, line of the Freehold ft Atlantic Hwhlands Magistrate James H. Mar­ Together with all fixtures now attached OLOMEW GAUB end ANNA D. United States of America, Plaintiff Matawan Township, New Jersey. Railroad and *h© end of the first courae , tin, Matawan, Imposed a fine to or usud In connection with the afore­ GAUB, his wife, ss mortgagees and vs: Theodore S. Wlttner and Helen . The approximate amount of the of the aforementioned deed: thence (I) mentioned premises aod any. household concer real estate located at No, 1 M. Wlttner, his wife Defendants Judgment to be satisfied by said aale Sooth 16 degrees 29 minutes West parallel of $20 and $5 costs on Anthony ujipliancos and including more particularly Primrose . Avenue,' Matawan Town* By virtue of a writ of execution in is the sum of , together with with said IU U iW right of way feet: DeCampls, 60, Newark, Mon­ therein the fnllowlug;- - , - ship, Monmouth County, New Jersey. the above stated action to me direct­ the costs of this4 0 068.00sale. . thence (2) North 82 degrees 0 200 mlnutea Welbilt bb» range .... You, NEVA V. LEJEUNE. are made ed, 1 shall expose for sale at public IRA E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. Wert parallel with uid Brown Road above day for running his car Into the , The approximate amount of the Judg­ a defendant because you are the vendue, at the Court House In the Dated July 9, 1958 . mentioned 300 !«L; thence (;V,*'*0,rt ,2 rear end of one operated by ment to be satisfied by aald sale Is the holder of a mortgage dated January Borough of Freehold, County of Mon­ Corbin & Corbin, Attys. . degrees 29 minutes East parallel with ths ’ sum of $12,605.00 together with the coals 2nd, 1057 made by ANN B. FRANK­ mouth, New Jersey, on Monday, the (64 lines) 47-4 $40.32 first course 200 (eet to the southerly edge Paul Egan Jr., 25, of 158 Broad of this snle. . LIN and MARK K. FRANKLIN; her 10th day of Aug..- 1958, at 2 o’clock, 114 pf said Brown Road: thence (4) South 8* St.. Matawan, at the Broad JIM E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. husband, which mortgage was re­ P.M. Daylight Saving Time. 7-59 degrees 1 m.nule Ea*) 100- feet to the Dated June 2b. 1968 ,».-■• , corded in tbe Monmouth County Al] that certain tract or parcel of SHERIFF'S SALE point or place of BEGINNING. , and Little St.' Intersection on l«vy, Fen»t«r ft McCloakey, Attys. Clerk's Office In Book 1054, Page land, situate lying and being in the MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT Containing 0.454 neren. — July 16. Mr. DeCampls did not (75 lines) 46-4 '147.26 562 on which mortgage is a lien on Township of Matawan, County of LAW DIVISION SUBJECI to outstanding grants in ■ deny the report of Mr. Egan to J7 thc premises described Ln the mort­ Monmouth and State of New Jersey: • Dotktt No. 8289-5-378 , power transmission lines and roada paaa- STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO NEVA gage of BARTHOLOMEW GAUB and And known as lot no, 39 in block The Matawan Bank Plaintiff vs. Hubert lng over or across said premises. - Patrolman James VoJk, bor­ . V. LEJEUNE and NATHAN GROSS, ANNA D. GAUB, his wife,*1 and sub* no. 1 ai shown on the map entitled, E. Smith and Mary Smith Defendants Property located on Brown Roaa, Marl­ two of the Defendants. * Section 2, River Gardens,,'Matawan By virtue of a writ of execution In the boro Tdwnibip, Monmouth County, New ough police, that the Matawan • ' . L.S. , Ject thereto and you, NATHAN GROSS Township, Monmouth Co., N. J." dated above stated action to me directed, I shall Jersey, • . . , . man's auto had stopped at the You are hereby summoned and re­ are made a Defendant becaiise you April 1M7 and revised December expose foi sale at public vendue at the The approximate amount oT the Judg­ stop street when the Newark- quired to serve upon HEUSER, HEU- are the holder, of a Judgment against 13th, 1949 and April 28th. 1950, made Court House in the Borough of Freehold. ment lo oe eattofled by said tale Is the SER & DE MAIO, Plaintiff's Attor­ HANNA FRANKLIN et als, recover­ by Todd and Phraner, Surveyors, and County ot Monmouth. New -Jersey, oh sum of 1500.00 together with lho cost* er's car came up behind and ney, whose address la 159 Main ed in the Union County District Court filed in the Clerk's Office of the Monday, the llth day of Aug. 1968, at 2 of this sale. '• • ...... „ rammed it. Mr. DeCampls.said Street Matawaft, New Jersey, an on March 28th, 1949 and entered into County of Monmouth on July 7, 1950, o’clock, P. M. Daylight Saving Time. IRA E, WOLCOTT. Sheriff. the Superior Court of New Jersey in case No. 63. ...- ...... AH the defendants' right, title and in­ - Dated June 26, 1968 - . he observed toolate to halt answer to thc Complaint filed in a °n Aprfi 27Un 1049 for THREE-HUN­ Beginning at a point on the North­ terest, if any. in and to the following: Hauser. Hcoaer ft P*Mato. Attys. that It was a stdp street. civil action, in which BARTHOLO­ DRED FIFTY DOLLARS and SEVEN­ erly line of Prospect Avenue distant ALL thnt certain tot, tract or parcel of (ZtllnM)- Patrolman Volk also pressed MEW GAUB and ANNA D. GAUB, TY-SIX CENTS ($350.70) damages Easterly 250 feet Easterly from the land and premises, hereinafter particularly n . charges against Charles Shav­ "Hey! How come this refrigerator we got in er, RD 1.-Morganvllle, for driv­ the Want Ads has a lock on the door?" ing without a license. This de­ fendant was fined $15 and $5 Monouth Couaty Clerk's Offlco In i ^ vVV >N'V*’ I f / / / ' f costa and the owner of the'car Book 1303 of Deeds, page 418. which he was driving. Charles Morganville Social...... said premises are therein described as follows: Lolchle. Freehold, was assess­ Club Plans Picnic BEGINNING at a stake In the east* ed the customary $50 and $5 erly edge of the Matawan Road, dis­ costs for allowing an unit- tant 100 feet south degrees west Mrs. Robert Owens, Morgan­ from a "browtr stone;—marked22 "In censed driver to operate his vllle, Was hostess to the Social place of the white oak tree/' sold motor vehicle. Mr. Lolchle also stone is the beginning I of the whole Club July 23. Tho glft for the tract convey'd to 'Wilbur - W.- Kuhns •- FOR RENT SERVICE FOR SALE paid $5 and $5 costs for falling evening was won by Mrs. Le­ by John E. Kuhns and wife, by deed HELP WANTED HOUSES FOR SALE to have the vehicle properly dated January 17, 1023 . and recorded KEYPORT residential area, KEYPORT, 4 room apartmen CUSTOM WORK done on farm UNITED STATES and foreign roy VanPelt even though she at Freehold Jn Book 1200 of Deeds, FEMALE OPERATORS corner of Osborn and Warren on bus line, near business stamps, single and blocks, . registered. . was not present. Plans w.e r e on page 4914c. thehce (1) south 08 or home with Gravely equip­ plate number. Call COIfax EdwaTd J. O’Connor. South degrees East at right angles to said SINGLE AND DOUBLE . Streets. Three bedroom, din­ center. Call COIfax 4-2122 after ment. Ready to plant seed bed Amboy, had to pay $20 and $5 made for a picnic to be held at Matawan Road 10O feet, thence (2) 0:30 p.m.______wjtf with rotary plow. Lawn mow­ 4-1440. wltf the home of Mrs. Martin Smith south 22 degrees West 50 feet, thence NEEDLE ing room, kitchen, full cellar, ed cultivated, trees, berry and JUKE BOX, suitable for club , costs for running Into an utility sr. (3) Nbrth 08 degrees west 10O feet to garage:, hot water baseboard STORE and loft space: Call or organization, foruse with pole on. Ravine Dr. on Jujy 23, the easterly edge ol-said Matawan DAY 8 - 4:30 - NIGHT 6 -9 COIfax 4-0591 or COIfax plants sprayed or dusted Those present were Mrs. Ed­ Rood,* thence (4) North 22 degrees heat, nicely landscaped, out­ 4-1535.______wjtf Rates reasonable. Call Middle­ 78 R.P.M, records. Call LOw­ Capt. John Melna, borough po­ ward Becker., Mrs. Harry Kon­ East along the same 50 feet to the BAYSHORE TOGS town 5-2102. ______wjtf ell 8-0391. wjtf lice, arraigned him. place of BEGINNING. side play pen for children. Easy owalow, Mrs. Louis Becker, Property located on the east side terms can be arranged. F.H.A. IV2 ROOMS and bath, all utllt UNWANTED HAIR removed ln ‘ clarence Hyers, 529 Sidney Mrs. Donald Miller, Mrs. of Ravine Drive, approximately 1WHJ L O C U S T ST. ties supplied, $80 per month, Aluminum Windows Ave., Union Beach, paid $10 ft. north of Aberdeen Road,' Matawan approved: niust see Interior to elderly couple preferred, no your own home by short Smith sr., Mrs. August Boldt, Township, New Jersey. K E Y P O R T wave Diathermy P.C.C. -ap­ Venetian Blinds ‘ and $5 costs on complaint of Mrs. Martin Smith Jr. and chll- The approximate amount of the appreciate. Inquire within, 81 children, LOwell 8-1517, call proved. Licensed electrollslst, Free Estimates JTrogperjl.J. McSweeney. Key­ -judgment to-be- satisfied by said.sale C O L F A X 4-5866 . Osborn Bt., Keyport. _ wjtf after 6 p.m. ' wjtf call COIfax 4-3972 for appoint­ : .port State Police for allegedly drenrMartln-HIrBarbara-Lynn, Is the sum of $0,454.00 together with .. No Money Down and Christine, Mrs. Joseph the costs of tills sale. •• „ ______. .. wJU.MATAWAN BOROUGH, 6 APARTMENT. 3 rooms. Call ment. WJ7 Karl A. Frantz,- COIfax 4-3405 ’-'Operating a ear w ith-h a 1 d” Lanzaro sr., Mrs. John Wilson IRA E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. Spafford W. Schanck, LOw- ' ■’ wjtf Dated July 10, 1058 MECHANIC wanted; Raritan rooms, V/i tile baths, porcb oll 6-1961.______wjtf tires. , . ’ Jr., Miss Sarah Ann Seber, Heuser, jfcuser It be Malo, Attys. Oarage, South Main Street, and sun deck, attached garage WARM AIR HEATING Vincent C. DeMalo, Mata­ Mrs. Garrett Denise and Miss .(151150 lines) . 47-4 $94.50 Keyport. Call COIfax 4-0301. and log burning fireplace. Lot PLEASANT :2 and 3 room furn­ W E . INSTALLED — wan, . a s k e'd” dismissal of Vivien Owens. ’ ‘ ...... • • ' i____wjtf 100 x 100, lota of extras, full ished or unfurnished apart­ V i NOTICE TO BIDDERS Wash windows, wax floors, In­ Furnaces, Air Conditioning, Oil 'charges of an accident July 19 Sealed Proposals for thc furnlshipi price, $14,900. Call owner, ments ln Keyport, near school. Burners, Sheet Metal work.'In-' ---between—oars--operated—.-by 6f Fuel"Oii for Matawan High School AVON Cosmetics Sales'Repre­ LOwell 6^3374, wjtf Call LOwell 6-3164 after 0 p.m. stall leaders, gutters, alumin­ stall now for our special sum­ Francis O. Belanger, Point Tour Florida -■Matawan Elemntnry School?, and sentatives needed. No ex­ ...... ■ ...... wtf um windows, do- painting, pa- Cliffwood Elementary Schools ;for-the perience needed. Earn while COMFORTABLE 1 Vs story perhqnging, plumbing,. mason­ mer' prices. Floor Furnaces Pleasant, His client, and Helen achool year of 1956-50: will be receiv­ frame house ln Union Beach, MODERN 2 room apartment, ry, carpentry and all minor Installed, only $225; cash or L. Ktngsland, 51 Maple Ph. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Collins, ed by the Board of Education of the you learn.' Established terri­ all utilities furnished. Call time payments. Call DOMES­ Hazlet, have returned h o m e School 'District oh Matawan, at 8:10 tories open. Call SHsdyslde with 2 large and 2 smt.ll bed­ LOwell 6-3661. wJ31 and major repairs, : Keyport at Broad and:Church P.M. (Daylight Saving Time) on 1-1327, : wJ7 rooms, dining room,: living TIC HEATING AND AIR CON­ Sts. Five persons reported .In­ after spending a month tour­ Monday, August 18; 1058 at the Mata­ room, and kitchen; also utility ONE — 4 room apartment and DITIONING COMPANY, days jury after fhe accident. The ing ln Florida. . ■ " " wan High School Building. . one 214 room apartment, hot GENERAL SERVICES LOwell 6-4331. evenings COlfsx Specifications and bid forms may CHRISTMAS starts early with room: new heating system, motion for dismissal was grant­ be obtained at the. Secretary’s office, Avon, Earn while you learn. forced hot air, good drainage, water furnished. Inquire La L O W E L L 6-3107 4-1688: office and sbop located ed on the grounds the lnvestl- LEGAL NOTICE The Board of Education reserves Part time sales work offered. land 100’ x 150’. Veterans no Conte Shoe Store, 66 W. Front wjti on Route 35. Cllffwood! N> J. MONMOUTH COUNTY t h e right to reject any and a ll . bids, money down, non Vets $300 Street, Keyport. Call COIfax wjtf gating officer, Patrolman Volk, SURROGATE'S COURT Signed Call SHadyslde 1-1327 for ap­ LANDSCAPING and mainten­ did not see the accident. ’ The NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO PRE­ ‘ H arry TroDer pointment In your, home, wJ9/18 down, $68 per month plus clos­ 4-4003 or COIfax 4:6033. wJ31 ance of your grounds. A PIN BALL MACHINE and pool officer!!'-report showed MrrBe. SENT CLAIMS AGAINST ESTATE Secretary ing fees. - Call COIfax 4-6577 SMALL COTTAGE, three variety of shrubs. L Lucas, ESTATE OF WESLEY F. HALL, de* 131 $2.70______' W O M E N for appointment. wjtf table for the home. Easy, ; langer had related'after the ~ 'notice”t6 rooms, automatic heat. In­ Landscaping. Stone Road. Key- electric mangle Ironer, new, accident that he did, not see ,-Pureuantto thelordef* of EDWARD ' ABSENT DEFENDANTS , FACTORY WORKERS $1800 to $2600, delivered to your quire Joseph Stenger, Rt. 34, port Call. COIfax 4-1415. wtf kitchen set. Call COlfax 4-0591 C.-BItOEGE, Surrogate of the Coun* SUPERIOR COURT one mile south of light In Mata­ thc Klngsland car until It al- -of-Monmouth, thfs day mode, on OF NEW JERSEY Inexperienced lot. Bungalows, 4 rooms and wan. . wJ31 HOME MAINTENANCE or COlfax 4-1535. ' wjtf .ready,waain.the-lntersectlon. Je -application .of tho. undersigned. - CHANCERY DIVISION . and bath. Houses located ln and Beatrice'V; Hanson and Newell, I*.. MONMOUTH COUNTY LIGHT TABLE WORK -Manalapan, N. J. off Highway EIGHT -ROOM apartment In . IMPROVEMENTS ALL MUSICAL" Instruments forf- Hall, Executors of the estate-of the (DOCKET NO. C-2049-57) AIR CONDITIONED 33. Daley Si Petries, House- Keyport, heat supplied. Call rent or sale at low prices, said Wesley F. Hall, deceased, .no* STATE OF NEW JERSEY ALTERATIONS - ADDITIONS when you take lessons froni Whiskey, Money Take tie*’ ls-hereby- given to the creditors • ... . . TO P L A N T ;J movers, Inc.. 68 Hull Avenue, Bigelow 3-7070, Mr, Slavln, REPAIRS AND WIRING of said deceased to present tb the PATRICK MANNION,. his' heirs, de-; Freehold, N, J. Call FReehold ______' ■ Wj31 LOWELL. 0-0350 professional teachers at The From Harbor Tavern said Executors their claims under vlsees and personal representatives, Company Benefits 8-2915. wjtf Music Spot, 31 E. Front Street, . oath within six months from this and his, their or any of their suc­ APARTMENT for rent, call JT Keyport. Phone COlfax A pinball machine, Jukebox date. cessors in right, title and Interest; THE SALMON LOwell 6-4230, J31 MOVING AND STORAGE Dated: July 20, 1050 . MRS. PATRICK MANNION, wife RANCH, 3 bedrooms, living 4-5998, private lessens $2.50. . . “ arid~cigarefcte vending machine Beatrice V. Hanson, oi Patrick Mannion, her heirs, de­ PAPER BOX CO. ■ room, den or dining room, FOUR ROOM newly decorated BIRARDI - SAYREWOODS wjtf rUledL and^lBJbottles of Strafford, New Hampshire visees and^ personal representatives, :Line'Road.,'Matawzn ;,i kitchen, batli, .basement; !n®w apartment, Including heat. :■■■:.■«,-ii nYAtfSn ri{»ys ...... „ , , fi, . i ■ | J i >■ ii ' *afvtflter,‘ ifielr,oil: heat; port. . Call F. W. Bittner-Agen­ PArkway 1-19D8 or: -LOwell ring up to $50. Call Walt, Tavern oa Route 35 in the - Southwlck; Moss. . and “UNKNOWN CLAIMANTS," . WJ31 acre: taxes $120 per year, -Messrs.- Heuser,-Heuser-ft-DeMelb,— — and-their hcirs.-rievisces end -per* Jdcatied 2 miles from Matawan, cy, COIfax 4-2916. Available 6-0094: Free.estimates given KEansburg 0-0840. wjtf ' — -jLaurence-Harboi^septionsome^ SB9 Main Street, > y - : , sonal representatives, and. their or August ll ~~ “— WJ31. anytime. "•...... ~...... J31 , ; time Mondaynight or e a r J y Matawan, N, /. - any of their successors In right, price. $16,800, Call LOwe’/. STOVE-^Comblnation gas and ’ Tuesday, AfadJson Township Attorneys - ..., ______tltlo and interest, defendants. “GRAND UNION 0-3818. wJ31 KEYPORT APARTMENT. 3 PARKER Boarding Home for kerosene, 30" Caloric, 4 burn* J21 f 14.7L> L.S. V rooms and bath: hot and cold aged men and wo^ten; 24 Police reported. 7-118 YOU AnE HEREBY SUMMONED COMPANY” water supplied. Available Aug. hour Supervision; Individual ers, oven/broiler and 2 kero­ . The; robbery was discovered and required to serve upoh Robert YETS sene burners, heats 4 rooms at 4:42 SH ERIFF’S SALE E, La Mura, Esq., plaintiff* attor­ 1st. Call COIfax 4-3723. wJ31 diets. Licensed by State of and bath easily. Use heat burn* a.m. Tuesday by Pa­ SUPERIOR COURT ney, whose address is One Ravine Excellent opportunities In full NO DOWN PAYMENT New Jersey, Reasonable rates, trolman Robert Weiss w h 11 e OF NEW JERSEY Drive, Matawan, - New Jersey 1, an and part time' Positions Ut our Attractive 2 family 6 and 6 ROOM and board, good home 1^2 miles South of Matawan ers also (to cook with. 11 White mak'lr.g a routine' check of the . CHANCERY DIVISION answer to the complaint filed tn a new store, Airport Plaza, Key­ cooked meals, call LOwell light, Highway 34; opposite porcelain, excellent condition, , MONMOUTH COUNTY civil action, in widen Thomas Carlo* room a p a.r t m e n t s; ’ 2 car 6-6064.______- - wj21 worth $369 new* will sacrifice ’premises. Police said entry to • Docket No. F-1522-5T • ' to and Lucy Carlomusto, husband port, N. J. . ■ ; garage, $26 per month plus White Gate Inn. Call LOwell the tavern was gained either Arthur R. Kuhns • and Florence wife,' and Alfonso Carlomusto closing fee. Trab a chlno. 6-0611. '______Jtf for $75. Call LOwell 6-4235. - Kuhns, hla wife, Plaintiffs vs.-, Domi­ Maty Carlomusto, husband and Good, salaries, room for ad­ WANTED - wJ3i through a large window at,the nic Qrandlncttl and Nettie Orandlnet- arc plaintiffs,, and Patrick Man­ LOwell 6-1737. ' Jtf ART’S driving school, located —west-ond-ot-the building — or- .tL his..M e,. Defendants : . . . - ; nion, et - ate; are defendants, pend­ vancement, all personal secur­ HOMES, businesses, vacant ln South River. Will come .B y virtue of a writ of execution tin ing ln the Superior Court of New ity ' progi;ttmYlncludlng“retire- Situation Wanted land: Customers waiting. to your home. Call CLlfford SINGER C L E A R A N C E -■ through a,window In the ladles’ the above stated action lo .me direct­ Jersey, within 33 days after August ment plan, hospital and medi­ Casey’s Realty. 10D3 Highway room, both ol which had been ed. I shall expose for salo at publlo 7th, 1938, exclusive of such date. If 4-7481. W24 vendue, at lhe Court House in thc you fall to do so, judgment by de­ cal coverage, graduated pay ■WILL wash and Iron all types 30, Union Beach. Call COIfax Portables — Consoles - broken Borough of Freehold, County’ of Mon­ fault may be rendered against you .Increases etc. of curtains, also stretch cur­ 4-4976. . wjtf U S E D C A R S •• ... $19.95 ' _ Two .cash registers in the mouth, New Jersey, on Monday, the for the relief demanded in the com- BRAND NEW SINGER IBth day of Aug., 1958, at 2 o'clock, platnt. You shall tile your answer tains ln my own home. Prompt A SET of electric trains In 1951 PONTIAC, radio and heat­ tavern were broken open but P.M. Daylight Saving Time. • . ond proof of servlco In duplicate with Following Classifications Open; service. Call Parkway 1-3595 good condition. Call LOwell er, In good condition. $125 VACUUM CLEANERS police said there was no money AU_thaj_certain lot, tract or parcel the Clerk of the Superior Court, . Meat Wrappers . . wjtf 6-461)2. wJ31 Call LOwell 0-30W, WJ31 $39.85 While They Last of land and premises, hereinafter Stele House Annex, Trcnion, New This merchandise on display in them. James Duffy. 138 particularly described, situate, lying Jersoy, in Accordance with the rules Checkers' Rosewood Dr., Cllffwood nnd bqlng tn tho Township of Mata­ of’civll practice and procedure. ' Grocery Clerks at Thc Singer Sowing Machine , , Beach, could give no estimate wan In thc County of Monmouth and Tho action has been instituted for Dairy and Frozen Food Clerks Shop at J. C. Penny In Sayre. Stale of Now Jersey. the purpose of quieting tltlo to cer­ Also some openings for people Wood Shopping Center. For of the amount of money taken BEGINNING., at. a whlto oak tree tain lands situate In the .Township of from the machines. Sgt..George marked with old marks standing in Raritan, County of Monmouth and ■ j without experience. , service on any make sewing the easterly edge of the Matawan Slalo of New Jersey, located on tho machine, call PArkway 1-1611. Hanson was sent to the tavern Road, It being the most northwest­ southeasterly side or Poole Avenue BUSINESS SERVICES ...... _ _ wJ31 erly, corner of said farm of ono Hob- Apply Friday and Saturday, to check for fingerprints and row, deceased; thcncc(l) south fifty .approximately 1050 feel northeaster­ Any other clues to help identify degrees fifty-seven minutes east ac­ ly from the Intersection of Poole August 1st and. 2nd, 10 20 INCH window fan. thermo­ cording to a survey, November 29, Avenue and State Highway No. 35, to 8 p.m at Grand Union Trail­ stat. 2 speeds, electrically re* - the thief or thieves. 1912, by Gustav MBurcr, Engineer described as follows:— < er at. tlie Airport Plaza, Key- and Surveyor, Keyport. N. J„ along BEGINNING ot a stake where Television Top Soil Contractors versible. Used one season. $20 land of now or formerly Kuhn, formerly a stump stood and said port, N. J, WJ31 or will trade for power lawn twelve hundred seventy-four feet and to be where an ook tree formetly CARPENTER and building con­ mower. Call COlfax 4-6358. ^Tri-County Sale scventy-fivo one-hundrcdthi of a foot stood and the most southerly corner NURSES AIDES, 7 a.m. to 3 TELEVISION SERVICE T O P SOIL tractor.. J. G. Metsger, Flor­ to Und of now or formerly Denise oi a tract of land formerly belonging p.m. shift. Apply Brookdale ______wJ31 Denise; thence (2) south thirty-nine to Joel;Bedle. dcc’d., and In the lino ence Ave., Keyport. New (continued from page one) degrees five minutes woBt along land ol lands ot formerly Oliver Sproul, Nursing Home,. Hwy 35 and Call us for reliable TV servloe; Dietrich Bros., Inc. Trench dig­ homes, garages, all alterations G.E. 8 CUBIC FOOT electric JCP&L's Interest In buying the of said Denise seventy-three feet and now Elnora B. Sproul, et nls, said Main Street,. Keyport...wj31 television antennas repaired ging, trucking Si' bulldozing and repairs. Call COlfax refrigerator, ff years old, lh 4. utility and &, petition .from the ninety one-hundredths ol a foot to slake being the beginning corner of ond Installed. We also repair Mason sand and gravel, drive­ good condition.— Inquire . 10 thc northeasterly corner of a soven a tract'of otic-half acre as described OPERATORS WANTED radios and small electrlo ap 4-4159...... WJ10/30 - membership led to Tuesday and sixty-eight hundredths acre tract tn a deed from Samuel Smith (weav­ way gravel, bluestcne, cinders High Street, Matawan or call night’s meeting. ‘ sold to one Robert P.- Harris; thence er) and Mary, his wife, to Stephen on Lndtes Underwear; Zlg Zag, pllances. - and-top soil 28 Spring Lawn L. Q. H O M E LOwell 6-1721. WJ31 (3) south elgiity-oue degrees west Bedle, dated Juno 30, 1823 and record­ Super Lock Merrow Machine. Ave.. .Matawan. Cnll LOwell . Speaks From Floor along said Harris' line eighty-nine ed in the Monmouth County Clerk’s Six paid holidays a yenr, one VILLAGE TELEVISION IMPROVEMENTS • Prior to tho vote, about feet nml seventy-six one-hundredths Office ln Book F-2 of deeds on pages 1-3993 or 8-2192. -- . - WJ24 of a foot lo a point; thence (4) south 314 Ac., said beginning being also week vacation with pay In­ 20 E. FRONT, ST. Free estimates given. Rooting - SHOPPERS half dozen persons spoke from etghty-eleht degrees twentv minutes the beginning corner o f-a • tract -of quire cuslck Inc., Locust Siding - Alterations - Painting tho floor In favor of negotiat­ wost still,along said llnrrls' line one 22/100 of an aero ns described In' o Street, Keyport and ask for K E Y P O R T T O P SOIL ’ DELIGHT ing, and three spoke against It. hundred twenty-two feet nnd len one- deed from Amos Walling and wife, - Repairs - Additions. LOwell hundredths of a foot to a point; to Stephen Bedle, dated December Mrs. Mlo or call COIfax 4-3575. C O L F A X 4-1030 6-0404 or 3013. wJ2) ' ppaul Shneyer, Jackson Town­ thence (3) north fifty degrees ten 18. 1637 and recorded tn the Mon­ ...... 1 WJ14 BIG 8 TON LOAD YES MR. Si MRS. SHOPPER ship. said Trl*County's "lack minutes west atlllnTong said Harris, mouth County Clerk's Office in Book wjti TOP SOIL 8 TON LOAD CARPENTRY, DORMERS, YOU WILL BE DELIGHTED one hundred and ten feet and eighty- S3 of Deeds on pages 503 ftc., thcnco HIGH SCHOOL graduate, good TOP SOIL 8 TON LOAD WHEN YOU SEE THE of 6ervlce" after last winter’s eight. one-hundredths of a foot to (l) north 63 degrees 12 minutes west JALOUSIE severe storms brought "big fl* a point; thence * (6)- north seventy- along thc southwesterly outline ol eye sight and co-ordination, ROAD GRAVEL ' PORCH ENCLOSURES QUALITY AND COMPARE four degrees fifty minutes west still said 22/100 acre tract 72 6/10 feet not over 38: $1 per hour to start, TV SERVICE 8 TON LOAD $14 ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, (,/ PRICES nancial losses" for poultrymcn along snld Harris, one hundred and to s stake In Ihe easterly edge of rapid advance. Apply in per) FILL DIRT 8 TON LOAD $ 6 and small businessmen. "JCP- twelve feet and- eighty-six one-hun- formerly the Monaikunk Road now 133 L O W E L L 6-1600 SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES cdrclhs of a foot to a point; thcnco known -as I’oole Avenue or road' to son, Ballnrd Advertising. TEN EYCK RONSON INC FILL DIRT 8 TON LOAD $ 8 20%. OFF ON ALL SIDINO AVAILABLE ON OUR -— fcL-can—do a‘ hotter "Job," ~ ho (7) south eighty-four degrees thirty Union Beach; thence ( ) south First Street, jfeyport. BRICKBATS. BIG LOAD $16 ALUMINUM & ASBESTOS LIBERAL CREDIT—PLAN said, 'dome TrUCourity sub­ .minutes west nlnety-ono feet and degrees 12 minutes west2 along ' or 17 MATAWAN Cinders, sand, gravel, blue scribers “complained to t h e acvcnty-four'onc-huntfredlha of a foot ?oCr? esueriy edge of the same HOUSEKEEPER, 0 days a . ■ wj 10/38 stones etc Bulldozing, grading PHONE lo a point: .thence, (fl) - north slxty-stx " Uj111 cedar stoke; „ r ei , References required. COASTAL ALUMINUM — PUC-about-their company's degrees forty minutes west ntill along thence (3) north 48'degrees 30 min- Call COlfnX 4-1405. — wj7* lots, cleared. flll. Jobs; septlcs. Sl CONSTRUCTION- CO. - ■.. — WE-' , ■ service last winter and told said Harris, one hundred thirty-sovcn ules eait along lands formerly o! D O N ’S TV SERVICE 01$ tanks and septic drain beds feet and twenty-eight one-hundredths Oliver hproul and now Elnora B. dug. Call Martin, days or even­ COLFAX 4-0051 INSTALL & SERVICE •^.Abfctfonjrcl.ffslon-they’d prefer of.a.fool..to,a point; 'thence.(9) south Sprou!, rt als 137 82/100 (eet to the REGISTERED NURSE, 3 p.m. For fast efficient radio and WJ31 to be served by JCP&L; ^ ' forty degrees iblrly-JJve hiJnutcs'Wcst place.or BEGINNING, ...... to 11 p.m., 5 day week, for television service call LOwell ings for free estimates. Eckel's REPCO PRE PAK ' -One-speaker was booed Into still along said Harris, seventy-seven CONTAINING------VftV,#-, n0.107 .,,1 a'cres';' "r/.-i—•— Trucking. Woolleytown Rd., feet and eighty-eight one-hundredths You are made defendants because -Informatloit-call coifax 4-2027,­ 6-3844____ JVJ3! Morganvllle,, . Slip Covers TUBELESS BOILERS silence when he—asked that of a foot lo a point; thence (10) south you claim or aro claimed or reputed ' ' WJ31 Tri-County spurn the offer to *»lghty-two degrees thirteen minutes to own the said.real estate or some L O W E L L 6-5707 '“' PINCUSHION ' : ' west still along sold Harris, sixty' PJrt or some Interest therein, TOMATO PICKERS, must have Bulldozing BASEBOARD RADIATION... ‘ negotiate. Another speaker, four feet and sixty-clght one hun­ or to hold s Hen or encumbrance . .______~___ WJ7/24 Custom made slip covers and who asked whether, TrVCounty dredths of a foot to a point; thence thereon. -• - ,.m°v,r i,K Papers, inquire EGKEL BROTHERS draperies Free estimates giv­ (11) south seventy-two degrees thirty- DATED) July nth. IDSfi. Mlllbrook Farms road stand T O P SOIL HOT AND COLD WATER was anxious to sell because the five minutes west still along said liar ~ - 1. OHANT SCOTT. Hwy 34, Matawan. j 3i>’ en. choose fabrics ln your own WINTER AND SUMMER----- firm was "going 'Into 6 a n k- rla,...... thlrty-alx jfeet and • thlthirty one' Clerk of tha r,-,. TRUCKING 6» EXCAVATING home. Call Dorothy Smith, hundredths offoot to a point; Bulldozing and shove) loader Top soil, fill dirt, and road LOwell 6-1298. WJO/25 . ruptcy"’because' of Vmisman- thence ( ) south forty-two degrcea J_U >55.06 Sl,pgrl° r COUrt’ . FOUND service. Cellars, aeptio tanks, gravel. Dozer and bnckhoe 60 M O N T H S T O P A Y ,• agement," was told by Trl- forty-three12 minutes west still along 7-ff ■ 1—1 County's attorney, Clifton T, ■aid Harris eight feet and ninety- „ 8IIKItlFF'8 BALK SETO F. KEYS In Matawan fllr dirt, top soli, road gravel, service. Lateral Installations Lawns one ont-hhundredthsdths of a foot to * SUPERIOR COliltT OF NKW JERSEY Railroad Station. May be washed gravel and mason sand. excavating., . FREE ESTIMATES . Barkalow, that there Is "no In* lnt, lho northwest corner of CHANCKItY D1VIHION Identified at office of Keyport We specialize ln land clearing SMALL garaen and lawn plow­ dlca{lon of bankruptcy..’’.__ K:ractr ‘ of-* A.3,23 * “ ...... sold to James Drown;- o n m o u t h c o u n t y ing. grading harrowing Um- thence (13)-north no-'degreea -thirty- M Weekly and Matawnn Journal LOwell 6-1845. Old Tennent S T R O T H E R & EC K E L seven minutes east along the line j j West Front St., Keyport. ' Road. Box 64, Morganvllle. Ing and seeding: also lawn GIVE US A CALL AT of said Browncone hundred feet and a ronwrsl oii of N*w Jemy, IMaiptiO w iio/iom ..... 138 LOWER MAIN ST. mowing, hay .and .- acreage ninety-eight one-hundredthse-nunoremni of.of a foot Jojeph C. Uurco. tt als, Dsfendauti /“ —: Witt MATAWAN ...... mowing,” all work, guaranteed - L O W E L L 6-4361 to a point: theficefic© (14)...... Kouth. eighty- By virtue ol « writ of execution In Uie LADIES gold wedding ring at LOWEL1 0-1093 •Ight—degress-—thlrty-sovon— " ‘ minutes jw.vs.s’slru *ctioujo.rT»s.aiitrted.Xihan Cole Washomatlc, Acme Mimeographing GIBSON 6-3814 Call COlfax 4-09» before 6 west still -alongg ...... said...... Brown,...... ninety- Mpo«t for s«l« at public vendue, at tha j.m. or COlfax V3134 after THE BARGAIN HOUSE three feel and seventy-four one-hun­ (,-ourt House jn tha Ibirouah of Freehold, ShopplngCenter.iuncttouHwv 1____ . Wjtf A r m . . . , wJlO/23 dredths of a fool to a point; thence toufity of Monmouth, New Jersey, on 35 and 36, Keypoft, N. J, May ' MIMEOGRAPHING':' TENNENT RD . (15) north forty-two degrees twenty* -klonday. the llth day of Aug. 1958. at Home Painting MORGANVIEEEr - p r o clock, I\ M. Daylight Saving Time. 2 be claimed upon Identification. SECRETARIAL SERVICES Floors three minutes west still along said ALL that certain tract or parcel of land, - .wWJ31 Brown, three hundred sixty-Mne feet ultunte.. l/lntr and being In the Town­ THENUTSHELL FLOORS laid; scraped! finish­ BOY’S Schwln Bicycle, 24”; and sixty one-hundredths of o foot to ship of Matawnn, »n the County of Mon­ SAMUELM. . ed and waxed: old floors a a point in lhe easterly edge of the ' mouth, In tha ,Stnte of New Jersey) . MISCELLANEOUS COLFAX 4-0362 ' BOY’S Schwinn Bicycle. 24": Matawan Road; thence (16) north BEGINNING at a point in the south­ • WJ9/181 S U M M E R S JR. - specialty. Call WlUlBm Peter­ 8-4962. ; J31* twenty-one degrees twenty-six mtn- westerly line of State Highway Route- THE FAMILY REST­ son. CO 4-6043. WJ21 utes east .along Ute.east edge of said No. 4, Undine from Keyport to South Matqwan noad four hundred seventy- Amboy distant one hundred nnd twenty- AURANT ON ROUTE Antiques Painting and Decorating WANTED TO RENT nine feet and thirty four one-hun­ five (123) feel On m fours* north forty- Marbling - Graining Instructions dredths of a foot in the point right (48) dfgrefi nnd ihlrty-ntne .CIO) 34, MATAWAN WILL place of minutes went along ths eouthweateriy line THE Matthews Opportunity Multiple Colors...... ZAMPELLO’S Driving School; 3 BEDROOM home In country. ’The MARINES 10.10 acres, of tilnte HUhway Route No. 4 from an OPEN UNDER N E W Shop Antiques, wants to buy and dual control car licenced by Nothing fancy, but where it’s Excepting from tho above described Iron bar In thv moil; , westerly e-orner Minor Repairs ■ premises ail )hat certain psrl there­ formed by the tniereMtlnn of said Rout* MANAGEMENT ON all types ot antiques. Doll? State of New Jersey. N \ ex­ quiet. For October 1st. occu­ of conveyed lo Frank C. Lang by Wlh No. 4 with l'ro-uwcti Avenue; thenco (II toys, rurntture. china glass Interior and Exterior tra charge for pick up from pancy. Will do own interior bur W, Kuhns, single, by deed dab south fo-ty-ono (41) degrees twenty-one ■ AUGUST 1. ware and old lewelry. 115 COlfax 4-3954 - Union Bcncn your home. COlfax 4-3550. T decorating? Write “P.O. Box '*fd July ’15, 1928’ and; recorded In the i'Jl) minutes weil one hundred fifty (150) WJ31 Broadway, Keyport. WJ8/26 ' . i Wj7- .’ ; wJ8f7 24, Keyp Field days at the big dairy Triple Cleaned _The steel Industry already Christmas holidays will begin hospital administrator. A grad­ Dr. M. Wright. Taylor. N ow research center are held only Cc»\ttal Jersey’** Most Modern Uug Cleaning l*Unt has-, become a major world Blvd.,.Cllffwood.Beach, recent­ Dec. 22; and Easter holidays uate of Ohio University, Mr, ■Brunswick, ond Ellsworth Bar- every other year, Two y oars marketTor late-model H-VW-M ly retired from the Bayonne Mar. 25,1959. All evening class­ Grant has his Master of Sci­ more. East Brunswlok. ago when the farm celebrated rectifiers. • Refinery of Esso Standard Oil ed thus'will be completed be­ ence Degree from Columbia Copies of the show schedule, its 25th anniversary tliero were PArkway R Sc D Stepped Up Company. At a luncheon held fore the university's com­ University and served his resl: Back'df the new develop­ ln his honor at the refinery mencement on June 3, 1959, tiency In hospital administra­ 1-1582 ments in rectifiers Is H-VW-M’s No Date Change' tion at Hackensack Hospital, recently accelerated, research cafeteria, be received a leath­ The change in opening will Hackensack. Largest Variety Of and development prografn. The er wallet containing .a lifetime not affect registration dates for During World War II. S . B O Y E S pass to all Esso units from the the evening college centers, ac­ Grant' served as p squadron M A I L B O X E S company recently completed plant’s Employee Relations cording to Dean Ernest E. Mc­ building, staffing , and equlp- Mahon of the Evening divisions. commander and chemical labo­ RUO CLEANING CO. ping ‘in: electrical - laboratory Manager, R.C.> Klddoo. In Newark and New Bruns­ ratory offloer with the 2795tb In The State Ith nud N. .Slovens Ave largely devoted to new develop- Mr. Harper, who retires wick, evening college students U.S. AirTorce Hospital nt Rob­ Ypur Hardware Department Store ’ South Amboy - ments'in rectifiers.— - with over 38 years service.with will continue to'register on bins Ah Force Base, Georgia. Free Pickup nnd H-VW-M has adopted a pol­ the Esso organization, was a Monday and Wednesday eve­ Phone COlfax 4-2000 Delivery icy based on the-principle that member of the fuel* products nings beginning next Monday rectifier design should be carer tcrminalllng group./After hold­ from 7 to 9 p.m. throughout the , fully tailored for the specific ing several positions in th e month of August. Beginning DR. LOUIS I. PRAGER application for which the recti­ Packaging and mechanical de­ Sept.' 2 registration m a y be fier will be used. Job require­ partments, Mr. Harper Joined made every evening through OPTOMETRIST 26-28 W. FRONT ST., KEYPORT, NJ. ments,^the company said, dlc- the termlnalllng operation in, Sept. 19. " . EYESo ffic EXAMINED ii: nouns ■ . tate the method of voltage con­ 1933. , In the Camden, Jersey City, Dally end Saturday! trol, regulation, specifications A native of Jersey City, he and Paterson centers evening 9 A.M. to 6 p.m; for protective devices, over­ has made his home in C 11 f X- registration begins Monday and Friday, 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. load characteristics and other wood Beach since 1949. continues on Monday, Tuesday, Important design features. To and Wednesday evenings In Closed AU Day Wednesday* "BEAUTY-VENT” AIL ALUMINUM equip, itself for all Job require­ The research attack on can­ August in Paterson; Tuesday glvss your homo now brighlnony ments. the statement said H- cer Is the greatest and costli­ evenings In Jersey City, an d 30 W. 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