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Plans Approved for New Presbyterian Church, Christian Education • wOSMO^. J • 'EiteeHoto*. 2315 COPIES COVERING t o w n s h ip s o p HOLMDEL, MADISON O.M* SECTION MARLBORO, MATAWAN AND 14 PAGES MATAWAN BOROUGH Member National Editorial AstociaUoa ’ ' Ucmbcjr .... 88th YEAR — 2nd WEEK New Jansy Pr«u Association ' MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1956 Monmouth County Praia JUiootatloo Single Copy Ten Cent* Plans Approved For New Presbyterian Church, Christian Education Building Youths Disorders Nof Appreciated Bar Developers Warning Is sounded *gatHst"THr~epldemtc-of-wln«- Bring Jail Term dow.amaihlnf by Juveniles Till Zoning Comes. by Chief John J. Flood, Court Act* Against Matawan PoHce. The chief Planning Board Act* states that ttie. achool lot en Cliffwood Rowdyism Broad 81. has been nudo ln.Matawan Towmhip Magistrate Luther A. Fos­ avaiiablo to the youngsters A resolution barring "ths ter, Matawan. .Township, yes­ for^l summer recreational classlflcttlloli._iir.: approval":, of ' terday __ acted, to break up a use, but the appreciation of any "malor siOi-dlvlslon” o t __ gang of youthful offenders some~of them has-been most moro than five lots until a *on- Who were reported to have disappointing. ing ordinance Is adopted wa* been causing disturbances and Tho windows of the dis­ approved by the Matawan Interfering with the operations posal plant In back of 'he Township Planning Bonrd last of The Roost, a confectionery B arrett buildings on the moa«- nlilht. HnrqSd Dolan nnd Fred store patronlncd extenslvoly dows alao are marks for Wcimel, mombers proposing by young pcoplo In tho Cllff­ "sneak" attacks, according lt, wero frank to admit reports wood Beach area,, to the chief. The breaking of 1700 h o m es b ein g p ro je c te d out of wlnduwa at tho plant The magistrate took occa­ for the Line Rd.-anti Churoh sion to remind one boy before frees odors Into the atmos­ Bt. area motivated tho notion. phere whloh are offensive to Itccent action takan In Madi­ him ho had given Mr, .Foster nearby householders,............ "back talk" and had been Im­ son Township to check mas* __ ParentN are reminded by pudent when brought to tho building wns called the res* > the chief of their obligation son for this, . principal’s offleo 'In Matawan In controlling the activities High School. Mr, Foster Is Mayor John Mari, Jr., held. of tlteir children, and are •principal-of—the sohool,^-Tho ^slfedtooooperateto-ntop Uie fenrs of Mr, Wtmaol about court observed tho conditions the wanton window-smash­ thc liinitqr'wet'e exee»8iv(fv:'^ were different now. r ing. - Mr, Wennel believed that - Tho^-boy so addressed was a sohio sections of tho township ltnoss'produced by Trooper shuuld he toned to lot nlses of Scorgo Muccl, Keyport StatO a lull aero to help.support the. Police, in a hearing on an as-, Ceremony At Start tax load and keep down III* sault and battery charge school problem. 'Hs rofesaw a g a in s t J a m e # Z w o ld in g o r, 18, th a t If 1100 h o m e s W ere b u ilt - Salem PI;, Cllffwood, T he Of Work On School at the present lot alias of ISO' youth testifying and n pal by loo foot, the average-town-— face Juvenllo conference oom- Marlboro Board Alio. ship tax would moun t-to '$000 m lttee :oharges“‘fOT the saine bo[oro loo lung, lta warned oaso for which Zweldlnger Grant* Bus Contract* there were already too many was in courtr - Excavation jvofK f6V~~thB sm all JiougeaUfLJ,tiLtMM!!)ili> ; “ Took Ou# • Into Roost----- footing* of th s'n e w oetitral lit relation to the total ratable* plans (or a two-story Pres- The new structure will bs of the building-steering com- Tho defendant was charged school in Wlckatunk started and taxpaying potential* to byterlan church plant at th e erected on the eight-acre Koop- mlttce,* told t h o congregation as having brought a (run Into this week of ter the oftlolal support tho aclioal .poiiulatlon, . corner of Route 34 and Frank- man tract which was purchased that a red brlck-Gcorglaristylo The Roost, on July 5, and tt> groundjirenktng ceremonies "Mayor Mara decried Mr. lln St;,' Matawan, were ap- after the Presbyterian Church plant had been deolded upon havo pointed . it at Leonard were held Tuesday nlwlit. S .J. Wonrsl’i roltei'fttlrig the ta* proved unanimously ■ Mondny on Main St. was destroyed by as most In keeping, with the VanOrden, another youth, and Day Associates, Asbury Park, problem to result front added ' evening at a special congrega- lire oi) bhrlstmpp night, 1955. ; ■ historic tradition of Matawan. son: of the proprietor, Mrs, are bulldlner lhe $200,000 utrito sohool population caused by tlonal .and corporate meeting. Qoorge H. Ritter,, chairman The now churoh, he said, wUI M ar g'n re t VanOrden, Tho ture of 10 rooms, ^ new homes,^Tlio ihfcyor tVer- pointing-, of tho gun w m v e ri­ tied Mr, Wennel'* iilons would Michael Cflne. vlco-nrejt fied by the testimony of llov reiult'ln-bloeklnii off-all pro'.; erly Soofleld, a girl who was JtMV'of-ttw M»M.“prW««ct Jt gre««.- He also scolfed at the m the store at thc time, nnd Idea Hint Industry should b« th e youthy under Juvenile " ^ of ,! y II, u , Indupod to oonie lulu the town.' charges. board: prosldont. Tlic . school ship lo support the ralnble* boftrd- irminboi's, Rohcrt Senn, Zwcldlnger admitted "hold­ klruoturo for now , hoino-hulld- ing up" the gun but claimed now luperlhtftndent, mid d hm. Tlio mayor snld the lojid- rcpi'esontluivo ot John Mao It was bccauso someone had ers^f IpdiiNtrinl linns wars askod to see It. He admitted William, Metuohen, the arohl well awaro of tlie tax dlffloul- led, wure un hand. After th? ho obtained it nt tho'home Ot (oontlimoiJ^oH puHo four)- the Juvenile apparently with ceremony Uio board held out - anyone's khowledue. He JMi®1 meeting was oonWnood to ' six ' montlii • The bmird -wUt iw alt lovmul arttart TWp.-0(f«r- (continued on pa«e four) pormlssloivJ.by_ leUet to use Acceplad By Mttrx _ c the iU berty Qarago IlaU In M, a r 1 U o ,V o as-»tt .“outside", Vtatawiirv - Townalup " OoW Deposits Increase taom -to-lioua» tive ovovllow ot PjiDlfs from Hobortsvlllo propoiial • fit tlio Itaritnn TowiK Rcjipol, thOD wilt ask. Marl 1). ililp Committee! /or dividing fn Five Area Banks Oarrlson, county ouperlnton- the responsibility for I,lno dent, to inspcot' It a.i to Its H d ,,. a boundary lino street sullabllHy, Mr. Oarrlson re­ between tlieir municipalities. ■ Up $1,487,840 Since cently deollnod to approve tho Mayor John Miub, Jr., said lhe offer of narltan to main­ seat approximately 400 per- May Ereot qfhree-Quarlers Nowjnately 80 feet from Route 34 Report Made A pr;3.0 Amorloun Legion Post Ilall on Itoute 10 as not equipped wllh tain tho rond finni tlie oarilen ..sons, downstairs and in the jtinaj decision whether to nnd 80 feet from Jackson Street, Deposits In the five banks raclllllos neodod tor small Hi-nto raVkway to a point 1780 balcony, at each service. The greet the complete plant or to Off-street parking behind the In this area have Inoreascd ohlldron, ft, miulh of tho center lino of -new church school will ac- ^eiay one-quarter of the project' church, will be aocessible froni $1,487,040, since the lost oall the Now Vork h Long Drench was.answorod on Apr, 10, ac­ IIus Itoulo Contracts commodate 358 children plus unjn a later date will depend Franklin St. ' ' : The board awaltod oontrnots It,H. iiiovldlng Matawan toddlers and babies^ upon returns from the fund- Entrance to the “churcli will cording to figures rclonscd for ’rbwuship maintained It for > the June 30 report. Tho Keans- for six bus routes, bids tor . Cost of the entire plant, ln- raising drive. The greater part Include cloak rooms^v Inside whloh wer? rocolved.: July-3. the balance of It* length to eluding purchase of tlie land, of the cost will be covered by tlie church will be space for a burg National Uank reports Cliurcli - St, was notieplabl* deposits of *0,100,360, which .in (contlMUHl on pngo four) architect’s fees, baslo furnish- $106,600 received from Insur- 34-person choir and a/divided.. nnd "welcome.” , ..... an lnereaso of $033,36'J, ovor The coiittaiit for'repairs of - Ing of the church and partial ance on the former church, plus chancel. Topping the (flant will tlio Apr, 10 listing of $8,173­ bardtoppli\g of an off-street {go ,000 pledged last year ln a b6 a graceful steeple/ Change* Announced At roads under diMe aid wa* 978. , ; Architectural Tile a warded to Manwi Conlrnot< parking area, was estimated at drive for Bf new educational 17 Booms Planned • Socond ln growth during lhe Ing C o ., M a t.a r t it, oven $419,000. Resolutions passed at building, and other (assets of the Seventeen rooms (are planned lost weeks was The Matnwun Harvey BolmUkln, 30 Mon­ though their hid or $il per ton ' tho meeting authoriZed the church. 7 ‘ t in thc church plant. These In- , Dank wliloli showed an in­ mouth Ave,, llummi!, has been of patoh liiatellnl wns higher chdrch officers to proceed with -■ Mr., Rltler.?jan d > the v Rev, elude a fellowship n&H that, will ^ | crease of $218,510, ilnoo do- olaote(| presidont of Iho Arolil- th a n tlio $1 bid onlemd hy llio, .?■ construction of the^new- plant Chester A.
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