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V CO. JWsWeek COVERING TOWNS-UPS OP 2500 COPIES UOLMDEL, MADISON THREE SECTIONS MARLBORO. HATAWJ1N . Arfp •/'••...• 36 PAGES MATAWAN BOItOUOD Wunbct NiUooU Editorial Amdiaoa M UM 88th YEAR — 52nd|?/E)EK New Jttuy Pnm ajMdatloo MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY; JUNE 27,1957 mouu, *"USn,ar *" " Single Copy Ten Cent. Matawan Police Bonding Voted 7 To I Savings, Loan Has Mayor Presents Flag, Banner, To Drum, Bugle Corps Madison Moves To Centennial fsiue No further iteps In ths The Matnvan Journal tUU Matawan Township Board at week marks the Matawan Ask Pay Boost Education'* $705,000 building Oth Anniversary Assail Developer Township Centennial by pub- program will be takes until lishing a EO-p age •eolloa Wantl5PerCent after conferences Wtl Fred- Matawan Association Committee Votes Centennial Celebration iup« Acrost The Board eric Fesslcr, Hailet, (he »r- Started May 21, 1907 - To Pick Up Bond Plement commemorating the chtteot, Barry Trolltr, board progress of Matawan Tmn. "'Police"Chief Johni. J. Flood secretary, • disclosed yester- The Majtawan Savings a a A Madison Township Attorney a h 1 p, outlining < IU hlntory pElltibned the Matawan Bor- day. - -....- , r .. :,. .'_- Loan' Association, Park Ave., Joseph H. Edgar -Monday and underlining tho aebfevc. ough-Council Tuesday night to The board was given the. Matawan, Is 'marking its 50th night was Instructed by the mcnti of * century wJt/not- adopt an ordinance granting a 'go-ahead11 on the program nniversary this year. The As- township committee to recnll Ing the advance of the town- 15-per. cent across-the-board by the voters of the school loclatlon was organized in a porfoimance bond, at a town- ship's school*, tihurchflfr, 4c< annual salary increase for the district Thursday when " the 807 tor'the purposes of en- ship developer who allegedly volopmcnt, utilities, bu»U police department. Chief Flood project to spend (660,000 for ouraging systematic sayings has failed to live up to an nosa and ludustry, said.sdoptton of the ordinance, a 20-r'oom unit' ana all-pur- and the purchase of homes. agreement to repair streets In ,. Although the. centennial according tj state regulations, pose room In Cliff wood and During the years it has help- lib housing development. section I* not to bo consider, la necessary before the meas- to add three rooms on Mata» d many of its members be- Commlttceman Horace An- ed mi exhaustive hlnlory of ure can be submitted to the wan Hljtb School at $45,009 come: financially secure. derson, streets and road chair- the towiiNhln, but rather, an-' voters for their approval at ttar cost passed 542 to 19. Fart of When originally organised, man, endeavoring for some otlior ohnpler to be itdded to next general election. the Cllffwood proposal Is an he Association's name was tlmo to get tho Kcndnll Con- the annals of (lie rommuu' The Matawan Building and He reminded members of authorization to buy the' i.6 struction Co. to repair Vlllan- Itv, the Ktotf haa endeavored Powers tract and the 10.9 Loan' Association. It retained o\a and1 Princeton lids, in the lo report the activltle* of tbe the borough council that the Collins tract; both of which this name until 1954, Vheri It six-man department Is request- 1 vlniclty of !ho new 8t. Bene- community, church unS clv» adjoin the present Cllffwood was changed, as officers and dictine Church, declared: lo group* In the towmhlp. Ing "reasdriable cofripensa- School lot. directors believed ^he present tlon" and that it has been "I think wo have been plny- Kveryone in Invited to en* The vote In Matawan was name defined Its activities three years since the last an- more clearly. • lng 'footsie' long enough will! Joy the eontontiUl celebra- nual pay increase was granted 121 to 55 in favor with one Kandall," mid ho recommend- tion vvliloh In iQliedulea' July in the borough. Pay boosts are ballot voided ol 117 oast, The first minutes of the As- ed that bccauRo of tils alleg- "•«, S and 0, which will fitting- proposed as follows: Chief, about one-tenth of registered sociation show that a group ed Ittck of co-operation, the ly innrk 100 yenri of pro- $5000 to $5750; captain, $1500 enrollment. The vote in Cltff- meton May 31, 1907, at C. A. township pick up tho contrac- irons. to $5175; sergeant, (4250 to wood was 421 to 24 for tha Oeran's Store on Mala St., tor'« performanci) bond. Attor- 14887; patrolman, $1000 to project with four ballots and elected the following of- ney Edirnr and Townslilp En- $4600; patrolman, ' $3633 to voided In a total vote of 419, ficers: President, H. H. Long- gineer Robert Bauer were In- $4178 and patrolman, $3441 to nearly half the total regis- street; . vico piesldent, P. \J. structed to toko tho H0C08- Township Halts «3957. Salaries of the patrol- tration. ' » ' • Devlin: treasurer. C. H. War- wiry steps to carry out Ml'. men are dependent upon, the dell; seeret&ty, William a. Anderson's sungestlon, Private Dumping number of years service they Bedle. Auditors were Alonno Two L,oU Bold have with the police depart- Walling, Q. B. Shepherd and ment. • • : Loscoe Appointed y John Man, Jr., Matawan Township, presented a tine and (lie Mniawan At a publlc.talo, two lota on Action Follow* W, A, Jacobl. Taivnshlp Banner to tho Juiilor Drum and Bugle- Corps, sponsored by Guadalcanal rout 474|t, Central Ave, in Brunswick Rotldonti' Domandi At the suggestion of Mayor First Directors Veterans of Foreign Wars. Wary Lou Soltys anA Wllroa Willarrt are shown lit the tront of tlio aardenn No, 3 weio aolil to Bpafford W. Schanck, council Funds Custodian The first directors of the picture receiving the flag and banner from Mayor Man, In the back, In the iintinl order, nro Wnllor ami Frcit Hcdlo for Following leccnt coinpltlntt Andrra Savcl, Jndltli Spoor, Nancy Yiuchak, Janet Lenvy mid llarbnrn Konnr. ma oaou, Biu» costs, . - voted to table the proposal un- Matawan Board Fills Association were A. O. car- (it Mtm vciililoniclni s protofltlinf til the ordinance which was an, W. L. VanBrunt, Al Har- Thoro WHO much discussion the condition of pilvalo dumpp* tubmltted by the department Post By Split Vote dy, S. B.Eggleston, F.C. Bed- Early Publication ovev a vctiuesl tor pcimWBlon tn« uvntuuv i rtR glowini g rut has been studied by the bor- le and Dr. E. VanWickle. Tile Steps To Form Subdivisions In to transfer Uin liquor llconao monnce, tin* MMiUnwut n TTown- ough attorney. -.- ; Matawnn Township Board of by-laws and constitution were The Mutawan Journal will of SeldloT's Ilench to u ttonto alilp CommlUeo yciitovdcvy b«n- To Provide Flay Area* Education Monday approved prepared by Benjamin P. S. be printed on Wednesday next ati locution. It clovi'loiuMl tliiu.o nod Ml private tltimplng In llm Council granted permission by a 5-4 vote the appointment Brown and Elmer H, derail. School Committee week, dun to tho Fourth of Madison Dclourcd In a contrayeriiy Vbout \vho township "ctfeulvo ImmedU - to the .• Matawan Junior Wom- of George A. Loscoe. a for The late Mr. Longstreet July holiday, Tim deadline owni-lhe llconuo,'ANoi' it WIIH ntely," mer board member..a£ custo- served as president from 1907 Citizens Organizing Committoo Adopts ouplftlntid the townulili) could •n's CUib to; provide a pi a y for r.ewn copy nnd display Pilvalu dumping privilege* •rea for pre-school youngsters dian of school funds at $880 tt> 1011, and was succeeded by Group Met Thursday advertisements will ho at 12 Code Aniendment tnko ncllon roKiirulcna npprov- an nica naith of ihp for- -»t Terhune Park. Permission per year. He will succeed Ko- Charles Geran who served un- o'clock noon on Monday and al wns rtlven, However, thin ii1 Lennox ltd, municipal was granted with the provision irt C. Wyckofif, who Is relin- til 1023. William VanBrunt was 6evcral impovtant steps tho deadline for legs! and Prollmlnary plans, spcclfloa- was . n formullly oliiuo Ihn dump were imleied hulled Im- that no buildings are to be con- quishing the position June 30. president from 1923 to 1037, were taken tpward the forma- classified advertise- Ions and maps of proposed Stnte Alcoholic Bovcruga' AM mediately mid Urn uolu-o rt>- and since that time, Warren soclnUan hnit tlin mnjov nuth- ttructed on the property. Miss The appointment of Mr. Los- ion of a permanent Matawan ments will l>d Monday at S ubdivisions and now develop- pni'tmonl wns mdrrrd lo tulio Dorothy Delbasco, president of B. Hutchinson has been the Citizens Committee for.Publlo p.m. ments in Madison Township orlty In such onsen. ImniDillntp Mcpn lo aiiptoliend coe followed certification from head -of the Association. the club, said the members Earl B. Garrison, county - su- Schools at a meeting hold In In order that emnlo.'eeii «( now will bo refevi'Bd first lo AppiovM wan ulvon lor tlio niiy vlolatom ot he Matawan High , School hoped to provide benches perintendent of schools, that In addition to Mr. Hutchin- The Matawhn Journal may tho Board of education for renewal of 20 tavern , llcenisuti, the bun: (continued on "page fifteen) the appointment of Calvin Thursday evening, Tho meet- enjoy a holiday weekend wHli cyalimtlon before they nro for- stoves, ii "vnvim son, present officers and dlr- ing of the seven member or- was'ded to tho..town«hlp plan ln.nuiUlton, llu< cnmniUlrn Pearce to the board June 10 (continued on page fourteen) tlielr families, this iflloo will boct" llccnuo tor Food Fair, nonlgnalod. ihc luht Friduy a( was proper even though a va- ganizational: group was called be Moxcu from W-dncnd»]n nlng boatd fof Inspection.