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Utmbu Nittoul WltorU) Awoclitlos Utmbu jtethYEAR — 16th WEEK H J P&dtI MATAWAN, N.J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1956 Single Copy Ten Cent* -Minmogm Ctuniji PMI Churches Aid UNICEF PRESBYTERIANS PLEDGE $122,875 IN BUILDING DRIVE Halloween Parade The Matawan Council of Train Stop At Zirman submits Plans For 1500 Homesites Churches is iponsorini - * "Halloween Tac Dai" for Matawan Sought In Church St. Area Of Matawan Township the United Nations Interna- tional Children's Emergen- Commuters From New Developer To Donate 15-Room School; >, Democrats Sponsor cy Fund on Wednesday'.»f- : Borough Event ternuon from 4 to 5:45 p.m. Homes In Area Cited Requests Lot Size Cut To lOO-By-100 Feet : Young people from the var. Matawan Boroujh Council 1 The ftpirlt of Halloween will Ions churches will be sta> had one of its shortest meet- Milton Zirman, developer of children coming Into tho sub- prevail Wednesday night In tloned is the business sec- ings ori_rec_ord Tuesday. J?rln- Laurence Brook, East Druns- vision by building a lS-roora Matawan -when all the—mer- tion to receive contrlbuiloni cTpaOteni of"dlacussloif.was wlok-;-ThAir.sday "presented "to hoolr~f rce~ot~i!haT((«r on lrS=" chant* on Main St. will dis- for UNICEF. ~r' due to a letter from the State the Mntnwan Township - Plan- n-acrs tract. Ho bellevedr;;~ play large lighted - pumpkins Public Utilities Commission ning Board tho map ot "Rftr- at it all 1500. homes were •in their windows and a gay Boys and (iris in the Sunday Church Schools will reporting; the Pennsylvania R. Itan Valley, U.S.A." aa It Is ild, there would bo 35 claas- parade of costumed children R. was taking "off; train 110 located In the township. It oms hoeded. Mr. Dolan not- will march' to the tunes of be asked to give their "Trick or Treat Pennies" on Oct. SB, which forces com- calls for 1500 homes lit the d his figures agreed with e>- the Matawan Firemen's Drum muters to use train 712 fol- township on 100-by-lOO foot lot imates ot the Mnlnwnn and Bugle Corps. The parade to this fund. The - minister of each church will an- lowing 'it, The hearing on the elzcs and 700 homes In Rail- 'ownslilp Board ot ICduaatlon. _ Is being sponsored by , the removal Is Nov. 9. ..:.'- tan Township on 10-bylOO-foot •tr. Zirman nulrt ono thintt to Matawan Democratic Club nounce on Sunday the time and place children In his • First reaction ol the conn- lot nines, omombcv was thnt tho board ' with Leo Welnsteln ai gener- Mr. Zirman acknowledged as plnnnlne to build 30 al : chairman, parish will share their oil was that, as the train did trick or treat pennies. not stop at Matawan, it was It was "Illegal" for him to bo ooms at Cllffwood nt a cost ' Qthcr organizations have of no concern to the borough presuming the map when Iho •90,000 por room. Ho re- volunteered their services Allan Fancher, a spectator, township had a subdivision uliided tho board that using and the Matawan Borough addressed the council to de- ordinance calling for 150-by- own construction force Auxiliary In full uniform will Woodbrook Families clare that It the train did not 100-foot minimum lot slues, nd malnilals,. he could da march alongside of the chil stop at Matawan, petition He b e 11 o v cd, howover, he 3 woll as hntl boon dono on dren. All the fire . trucks in should b» made to the rail- could convince tho board the pmoilal School, which cost.. Hie borough' will be In serv- Flay Boarding Home road and the PUC to have It 150-by-100foot size was uot bouLtlOOO por room, ice and will throw spot lights do so. He estimated the No. economical. llatables To Inoreaie on the parade'rs. The borough Proprietor's Sister Prior to lila prosontatlon ot Mi'. Zhlnan was ot tlio fire police 'will be stationed 10 t r a 1 n passed through Hits At Exaggerations Matawan about 8:31 K.m, and tho map, tho commltton hnd iifnlon that once 1) u 11 d 1 n it at every crossing and clear projootod notion which, would ft« EOltm along rapidly In the streets for the line of the No. 712 at 8:52. He de- A group of WoodbrooK resi- clared numerous commuters Members of the First yresbjlerlan Church, Matawan, have pledfed Hit,875 to help block his proposal. Harold Do- ho tract, tho townahlp would march. finance a new church and Christian education bulldlnr. It wai announced lasl evening. Eighty Ian wanted the board to act cqulro intablos to glvo It ths ents were present at the In the, new homes .ares sur- campaign workers, meeting In the lecture room of the burned out church, learned that 04.S Matawan Township Commit- rounding Matawan were driv- up n limit on the number of lovrowlnu power to erect tho The parade will start at 7 per cent of (he campaign's 1110,000 minimum foal had been reached'with 271 pledies re- building penults that would ».ni, at-the Monument, at the tee meeting yesterday to de- ing to. Bed Bank or South ceived. •;,- .• . ' i-'.' • • . •.'•-. -omalulnir 18 rooms noedod mand further clarification of Amboy mornings to get the bo Issued In a year to koci> ithout flimncUl dlffloulty. Intersection of Main and . The enthuilaitlo vlotorr dinner climaxed the formal p»rt of the current eantpaltn. growth In proper proportions Broad Sts., proceed south on the situation surrounding the No. 112 train. He said the No. The Rev. Chester A. Galloway, pastor, (left), thanked all members for their contributions o notod thnt thaio ratnbles 'arker Boarding Home, locat- to existing facilities. o»\i acotuB from more than . Main St. to South St., then In- 10 train did not stop In the of time and money and vo|oed the belief that total pledges would reach $150,000 within two Wanti Committees Appointed to the High School Auditor- ed in the. Robert Marvin area. or three months, and eventually might go as high at $180,1)00. Tho advance (lfts committee, onion, as he planned to build.:. ium for Judging, awarding of house in their subdivision. Mr. Fancher related that headed by Joseph Dietrich, will carry on and contact those members of the church who were Mr. Dolau also. called on largo "regional" shopping prizes and refreshments. They received o 1 a. r I f y i n e e was receiving numerous .out of town durlnf the drive, Edmund L. West, (kneeling), la building fund treaaurcr. tho board to rooommond to icinter oil Route 3i near tin Two Classics For Children tatements from Mrs. George e 1 ep ho n e calls about the Walter Swanson, (right), general chairman of the campaign, also commended the work- the Matawan Township Board vlatmvan Boiatigh line, He • The children will be • divid- Cuchural, sister of the propri- matter. Mayor, Spafford W, ers for their spirited effort). "You have probably found," be declared, "that you have done one of Education that It appoint d m 11 ta d tha oompotltlan ed Into two classes: Class 1, etor and former head nurse Schanck, as president ot the of the most unselfish Jobs « person can do In his lifetime. The good will spread around the a commltteo to Join with a lorn thiii sliopplnK oontor up to six years of age; Class at Marlboro State Hospital area has been tremendou*. No one will keep us from a new cliuroht" committee from the planning rould boar lioavlly on bar* Monmouth Municipal Associa- Nearly half of the total pledged was raised In the general solloltatlon part of the cam- H, six-to-twelve years. Prizes which only appeared to add tion, said something was be- board to study dovplopments atni'oi, but olted the uel to the fire. palgii and the remainder by the special gifts committee headed by MUs J. Mabel Brown of the sumo Bite and In tho ownslilp for years had li«d will be awarded for the fun- ing done by that body to and Mr, Dietrich. Before the meeting closed, John McKeeh was honored for the highest niest, most original and most Mrs. John D. Hughes asked plead for better consideration mme price range that Mr, Ittlo bunlnons to help with Its about an. Inquiry Ezra W. team total. . ';•'• ,- . '' Zirman was proposing, Ho bo- beautiful costumes. 'or the 300 commuters from atablos, • Karkus, township attorney, llevod tills would help to de- Mr, Zlnnrvn stntod he liad Judges will be Mrs. Peter was making for the residents. the county using the No. 110 termine- tho number of ohll- Head, art chairman of the train. • : - Clocks Go Back lonaultod with Matawan Hoi* Mayor John Man, Jr., told rtrnn of school age that could intli, Knyport, and tho Wtiil Matawan Woman's Club; Miss them they could expect, an The mayor told Mr. Fan- Waljace Restored Those who pursue the elu- Madison Inn, Trudy's bo expected from such,a sub- Emma Billla, President of cher he had reason to believe Coiiimburii Water Co, concerti- answer at a special meeting sive hours will be able to division, ng a hupply of wistofi _Ha •the Ladles'Auxiliary of McA Nov. B. They wanted to know there w e r a sufficient new catch up with one of them Elvalne-Schanclc Post 2318, commuters using Matawan To Police Post Hearings Are Held Fred Wonrol, - citing a fig- ald ho litvcl ottered to »lnk , how far deed restrictions Im- Sunday morning at 1 a.m. ure of 1,5 children ot sohool wells for Matnwim Doiough Veterans of Foreign Wars, posed by the developer would station to make it feasible to when Daylight Saving Time and Warren Ryan, represent- demand a stop of the two Officer Also Back Sales To Minors By ago not' home as a quotation at hit own expense, and that apply under township codes. end». of Edward W, Cunio, Muta their only novvlco ' to him ing the businessmen of the Mayor Mara doubted they trains, thus a petition should As Clerk Of Court Under legislation enacted Bars Are Charged borough.- be circulated in the surround- wan, attorney tor Mr. Kir would be filtration, Ho added would apply to the Marvin Patrolman Ralph E. Wai- last ,ycar. Daylight Saving man, held 73 olasuroomi would run a.H his own homestead. He could not say areas. The mayor ov Mftdlaon Township Commit In case of rain, there will Time began a- month earlier, tee Monday held a. hearing on would b« needed at »,- iot&i pipe*, be no parade but the costum- if the homestead were truly and continues a month later, As for newer*, Mr, Zltinau s presented property.: Mr. charges levied agAlnst two ooat ot »'2,«M,000. There ed children will assemble in a part of the development, (fr. CChiee f Adp until the l»«t Bun*» jr In taverns Involving: aalet to mi- would be ISJO.OoSSJO ,00O0 uorborrowinr g told tho ua»rdrd ;rh»i yi»i»*5j (continued on page tour) Fancher - promised it would MeneeU township vpoUci. co% ((October. ;.VV' :• . " : '•' .<.•'• nors, * The tavern* olted.were, power \o apply against th pared to build, e, aew»B» Mri. Hughe* then stated be circulated. ;•'.', •.;..,.-••:', ,...-<; firmed Monday.'- rThls actlCp 1 nood, he dlolmad.,'. trootiiiuiit pldtit A» lh» oreefc : there had been disturbances •'-"• HxtaraaViilght before going the Madison < Inn, Matawan Board, Builder*, To The council was Informed followed-his exoneration . by a to bed will be (be but time rtd., und Trudy's Bar, Rout* Mri Zlrmarr • romsursd •> tli noar-the Now-Yorlc * Lonir in'the area Friday-and Von by J,'F-r*nkl In Domlnlck Monmouth County Orand Jury io set the olook baok ono 35, Laurence Harbor. board hi would save thei 11 r n n o li It.ll. rlelit-of-way day and the police had been' borough blerk, the. time had (coiitiniiod on PMIO foun Share High School Cost Thursday of the charge of mur- hoar to return to Eastern In both Instances the sales from the "first imiiaot" o summoned. The residents told come to'file for state aid for der, lodged against him In con- Madison Township Board o the mayor * they found this highway lighting" in the bor- Standard time were admitted, but both pro- nection with the, death of his Most people like the extra prietors Insisted they had Education Issued a -statement highly offensive. ough for 1957. The council di- wife, the former Miss Eliza- Judges For Cllffwood AEC Puts Matawan Firm on' high school building plans rected this be done. hour of light before sunset. been-hoaxed by a. misuse of Caused By One Boarder beth Senlse, cllffwood, at their Beside adding to recreation Halloween Parade On Secret Atomic List after a conference with, the Mrs. Cuchural explained the residence.on Mathlasen PI. in Identification oardn. 13 a o h builders. Tuesday. The one. In the open, It cute down on o 1 »l me d the minors had Atomic sjnei'gy Commlailon matter was exaggerated. She Fuchs Fines Five the township Sept. 27. traffic haiardi. For some, Judge) have boon appointed disclosure in the statement said It was caused by one shown cards to prove they ror the community Halloween iiniiunoR this weok In Wosli- Magistrate Luther A. Fos- however, the greatest luxury were 21 or older. that la a new development In boarder who bad objections Five baysbore drivers drew paratla to I>A hold In Cliff- ngtoii that the Hanson-Van the situation Is that for every to smoking and had called Tines of $5 and $5 costs each ter, Matawan Township, af- of Daylight Having oomes at . Tim first case heard was firmed Tuesday Patrolman tho end of It. when they can wood Dnacll on Himday, Jack • room to be financed by thi the officers about it.' She held before Magistrate John Fuchs Trudy's. It g>cw out of the Armltago, Jr., publicity clmlr- VliiklB-Muimlng Co., Matawan, the Incident Monday bad tak- Madison Township, Monday. Wallace had been reinstated regain the hour of sleep lo»t, apprehonslon July 21 of thrno ms put on tlin list of firms builders, the board Will ft as clerk of the municipal court. when the "fast time" went man, nnnouncott today. Anno nance a room on its own, en place away from the de- W11 fifa m Ross, Cllffwood young men by Patrolman SRvltBky will reprosimt tho living uenosn to aooret atuinlo Beach, paid for falling to stop The officer was suspended, into effect. Richard L, LIU, Sayiovllle "thereby splitting the total cost velopment on Route 34, Mrs Cllffwood Pnrrlil-Teachor A«- ta, A polloy of ullowlim suoh Hughes disputed Mrs, Cuchur at » red light as did Thomas both from the police force and Police, who wore drinking in of the project between the from the court post, upon his noplatlon; OCOIHO Kahrs, a builders and the board. al about the incident taking Bogue, Jr., Keyport, Edward the wooded soctlon of the old Uro Conimlimlonc-i', tho Cllff- iforiiintlon to b« uaod by » place on the Parker pre H u be r t, Cllffwood Beach, arrest pending outcome of bis Morgan ammunition plant. wood Voluiitoiii' P I r e Co, loci mimbor of private firms The builders were given case, All throe first Insisted they copy of the curriculum devel- mises. Mrs. Cuchural related and Edward Collins, Mata- Football Field which has loaned IU hiiud- nil uucMijliii ww» mlopted a wan, were adjudged careless Frank F. Allen, foreman o had bouirht tha boor In Btat- oped by Charles MagUl, su- th e offending patient auartorn for thn ovont, and our uuu by tlio niiiiiiulinloii to bee^Sransferred_ to her own in speed, and Anthony Cra- the September term of tho on Island, where It Is loiml Noimiin Wood, thn Cllffwood perintendent, and they agree Dispute In Court to enter bars at 18, Tho offi- urtlmr tho dov«lopm«nt of to turn it over Xa their archi- boarding; home In Holmdel, paro, Cllffwood, bad a car Monmouth County Orand Jury, 1 Anirolit, on tho Juilulnu cain- thanks to the help of Capt. J. read a statement announcing cer quanlloned-'Uiom about tin niltton for coslumon, Uimlu iiowor for ponaetlin* tect so the construction plan- without registration plates dis- time thoy had boon In Blalun ned can be adapted to it. (continued . on page four) played properly. the Jury's decision Thursday. One Of team Fined mos, It stated In part that the )ury For Refusing To Go Inland. Tho youths reported It auailalcamvl Pout, 4KB, Vot- had conducted "what It con- was four hours utiforo. Tho murin of Foreign Wars, will 'Mm Matawan firm Is no siders to be a thorough an Failure of the Cllffwood officer then look hold of a itiaku a prtinnutntlon of a tnuiuiu' to work on >tomla_ GROUND BROKEN MONDAY FOR NEW DIAL CENTER exhaustive Investigation n n nams football team to got of- boor con and found it was tiopliy nt Hut (laiion fur Jun- iruooanrn. Uui'liiK World War had" found no basis for an in ficial permission for tho uso leu coin. Ho wanteil lo know iors on Wodimndiiy nt thn tiro- I, lln, clilnt ilonltfiiliig ejialiienr, dictment and thereforo hava f tho Matnwan High School how benr bought In Blaton In- lioumi, aaeordliiK to Mr. Ar- •ley F. Hull, III! LUtlB Ht.', voted 'ho bill'." lcld this year led to their land four haunt befmo could mltiinq, The trophy Will bo MiUiiwmi, W«« niiknd by Ult icing ejected Sunday and ln- havo been kept no cold. Ono given to tlio C'lllfwnnd. l'lratim U.H. Army U> h«l|i with Misli" Vote Unanliuom •olvctl In court actions for youth then broke down and for wlmiliiK tho lluydhmu I,|t- ""Our vote was unanimous," tin LOUKUO clinmiiloiwihli). The nlcnl iniililniiiH In tlio coimtruo- Icflancc of an order to leave: admitted tho beer hnd been lunnf tlioiiiliilniU nloiulu bomb Mr. Allen said. "We rcconnUo 3no player was fined by boiiBht nt ncarbV Trudy's, Mnluwaii TownnlilD Hncrna- that it may not be ' necessary Identify liar An 1'lncci of Hale tIon Conimlnnlon will, til Iho wlilcli nimiftlliiit HlroBlilnm ana viaiilstralc James II, Martin NiiKiuinkl nnil enilmi Iho **> to report directly our findings on Monday and Chief Jolm J. Tho three woro takrin to Huinii time, givo Individual in this manner. However, be- Flood, borouoh police, hag In- liiodals to tha boyi) on tha with Jupiwi, cause of tho 'act that the de- Hayruvlllft Police dicated he will sign com- tiiain, Mr, Hull aVMMini the nlf- fendant is a police officer and tors nni two ot Ui.o boyn, iluinta against soma of the 'Jim Mollo Tonen, a Muta- flcmlty whldli hud lirouulil III* the case has had trcmendouH ithcrs. I.nrry Htrattnn, II), and Thorn widespread publicity, we feel : an White, IB, biith of Lau'r wan munlcul giout), will play Army to thn iinlnl ot doaporai that a'formal statement'Is in nt Iho dunce accordlmi to tlou In IU work on ihn bomli. Tho Matawan Township enca II > r b o r(l admitted lo Mr. AnnltaBii, order and trust that you will Board of Education Oct, 19 buying tho b^erV Patrolman Tho cxncl nature of whnt was Mrs. JCthitl Iloyle, cllutrman accept it In that light:' granted Une of the Hold to 1,11)! called a (Btato Alcoholic Involved coulil lint be ill»i)lon«ii the Cub Scouts of St. Jo- t of the comuiltloi', linn ciillod other than Hint It conaornnsi "Mrs. '.Wallace died of a Ilovcrairc Cornmlnnlon a fliuil niiinllnu of tho group knife wound at hor home." Mr. ssph's' Parish for three Hun- who took tho hoyn to iho bar iMiiitliiK » oli In nf iiinlril * yai'4 day afternoons. Last Sunday for llattirday at 2 1> "i. at tho wlilo, unit liutwunn two anil Hires Allen continued, "In our Inves- to Identify It aa the place of flrchouna, tigation we have heard testi- was one of thorn. The Rams, sale. •nllnn lunii with a coatlnv of who had hnd permission to Tho boys reported on the Pedestrian Run miiithitl nietlil 4000Ul» of nil Inotl mony frojn many witnesses, In use; the field last year, „ ncho- eluding the defendant and nlnnd thny had bnuxlit ono Down Near Station thick. t members of the doccascd wo dulcd a game with the Hnyre- hitir cami of two brand* of man's family. Wo me latin- vllle Panthors for Die fluid on beer and had boon nerved Balvalore I-on«ntl«, OT, Final Polio Clinlo Sunday on the assumption iho over Hie bar. Anlicd by Hen- fled that this was an accldcn pennlnslon wan still In force. Abordeim Ril,, Mntnwnn, wan tal death. Medical statements J»mln Klelnberg, Bouth Itlver, repurtad In Mr comlltloii liy Thn Mttluwnn Hoard of support the findings of the sev- j Rams player* found attorney for the defendant, If Moimvilitll Mnlimrlal Homiltu Jlrullh will bold lln final eral police officers and Chris Zlcglor, Keyport, In (continued on pans fuun ftuthorlMod today. Mr. IJOH2< cllnln for Iho Inlfi'llon of Halli tlvcs who Investigated." charge Ot UiS Cul> Bcouui ac uttn w«n struck Momiuy by aull-pullu vnci'liie lomorioW tlvlty, lining the field when Kt the fiilllii llntltli (filler, Monmouth County Prosecutor Woman's Club Sponsor* car driven by Richard C they arrived, William*, 20, Mne Hd.. Mala 1(5 Ilroad «l., Malawan from Vincent P, Keuper personally Window Painting i lo i li.ni, '• (continued on page four) Dispute over who had the v/un Townnhlp, mi hn iitlornpt field grew heated and Patrpl Kach year, during tlio flrnt od to orom M«li( (Jt, 10 At the tail (illiiln, •( par* man Jamen Volk, borough po week In November, AniBrlcun yaiiln HOUIII of Ihn Now York •IIIII wnrn liioi'ul»t*d, It b«« Leases Court lice, was summoned. When Art Week, Jointly npoiinorcd & Ixinif llt'ancli r » 11 r o » Inn ilvcn fimt Inlrrllom and the argument still continued, by UIB American ArllnU Pro- trnek*. J 75 «i-iond lujeolloiia, Tills Madison Township Commit- iiiakrn » total of 3011 Inleo- tee, at a special meeting Mr, Zleglcr went to police fcfislonal I^iiuun and the Hnw The truck (jnW» wnr* (low headquarters where he had Jnrsey Btato rcilorutlon- of and mirth -hound traffic I tlmm SIVMI «l Iho I » • t 11 Monday, entered Into rlhild Hi-«»lotl«, agreement with Walter Kroos, Chief Flood contact Ocoruo Women's Clubs, Is celebrated, Hie center lane-wan tloiiiwi Inspecting plaas for the new Keyport Dial Center of the New Jersey Bell Telephone Com- owner of the casino building Lo»coe, ft member of tho ath- la year, the art group of Mr, I/jimelte •crompn tlil "Only I'hlldrcu to IB years pany for which ground was broken Monday are. Jell to right: Wafren Mriferirhmldt, Kerport at the Laurence llarbw letic^ committee of the' board the Woman's Club of Mata- lann and.was struck by Mr of am ond prr«nmit women telephone minimi: Keyport Mayor Cbarlci K. Applecntei Emll A. Schmldlln, architect; beachfront, for the mi o of education. Mr. Loncoe con- wan will start It* Amorlcan Wllllumn' cur mill hurl«il to are rlliMiln," **>* limltli of- MailUon Townihlp Mayor Waiter Jurman. the basketball court for IU firmed the field had been Art Wnnk early by sponsoring the nldewalk when he »UH>l>o ficer John-J. Mulltr. Only granted for the date to tbs the painting of the windows Into the throiiuli lane In whin flmt or second nhoti will b* Mayor Charles S. Applt- Construction begin Immed- Tht Inauguration of dial recreation oommlialon. T h • commUslon will have th Cub Scout*. of the huilneM section liy stu- Mr. Wllllamn vim ilrlvlnii. tlvrn and four weeks must tate. Keyport, turned the first iately with completion expect- service In Keyport will enable dents of Hie local school* lor • lap>« hntween «hot«. all customer* to dial their court Mondays and Tiicn'iay Farther Argument* _ Mr, l(OHicctU> w»« trim »p»deful of earth, Monday ed by late 1957. The latest type Hnllowcen. All ihlliirrn lit lot lie so* morning marking the start of i calls to, virtually all of Hew for Its programt. Chief Flood went !>»<* to liy t Mutuwmi pliyalclan un of dial equipment available «oinpm>li'd br » parent or constructiot n work on the New Jersey, the five borough* of the field with Mr. Zlmtlpr Prizes will be awardeil for l»l» will be In.tailed In the new dial th« bent window pklntlniiK In with iifiililnlfl liraaluni * (UalilUil, ( lilllliril main will Jersey Bell Telephone Com- New York City, and t/> stltct- To Hold Meeting »n« further arguments took ri»rrlv»t lollyMopn donated li|r pany's new dial central office center, replacing the present ed points across the nation. •• place, the playern ii-i«iiird- the hliih tchool «i'>»|i mi'J th»i!0iilii»luna mill a m manual switchboards serving far west »» nun Franclaco, A meeting of the Maiil»>i (contlnued on pane four! grammar srhuul K r o il u , (rue!illi' uf Ihn delvl*. Nfata | Ihn llar«hor« Mlilfi I'lumlH •t Maple PI. and Main St.. liaii* «r« AonrlnllnM. Keyport. Other officials who Keyport 7 and Matawan 1 tele- Calif. Township Democratic Cluo I'tlr.fi are IIHIIK lil»dfl nvall- wan Flint Alii HIIIIKI took part In lie ceremonies phone subscribers. Mr. Mes- The nrw one utory end bate- *t the MorganvllliT Fliehoiifii! Nil* Vert Turnpike K«pr««i «I||C ttllUllgll till) C»U|)CISM(III lioitml him Mr, WIIIUIIII win u •I wsrkura »'l li«vi> 4«tair4 were Mayor., Walter, Jurman.. isertchmlds t said the company'py s meat centr»l"oif(ee will lie of Teurient rid. will be htl II H plu* ui round trip • mi coinleny of Hit local yuftdtj". at S prn. 1'iuiiiinfiii Ficquent Mrvic*. conv«nl«nt meichmiU without vt »Mtumnt'in* \>y tinnniiili frxrtr *f Ih'lr tlniv U rnak* MadUou Township, and w«r- !M«Uw*n 1 and Keyport 1 tele- fire-rifilimint crie'd 'a colonial ''bou- She wore a'gofd^taffeta door- Margaret ; Connelly, Jersey City, niece of the bride," yas quet of''pink .and: blue' pom- WEDDINGS length Kbrlncess's ty 1 e gotfa pons, - trimmed with rust velvet I the flower girl. Her floor Mftskevich-Kennedy The bodire had a matching i length gown had a rose taffe , Pominlck Davlno, Keyport, ta bodice and a matching Miss Rita Ann Kennedy, gold taffeta jacket. She. wore ; was best man and ushering daughter of Mrs, Ann Ken- eoJd 's/guin headpiece and skirt of nylon nfet over taffeta were William Eberhardt, Bel- nedy, 4 High St., Matawan carried a cascade bouquet pf with a cummerbund of tarte. mar,, brother of the bride, and Edward Kennedy, Perth rust chrysantheinuilns. Her headpiece was" made and Louis Testlno, Keyport., Amlsoy, became the bride; of 'Edmund, MllSwski Kearny. of fresh blue roses which The' bride's mother selected Richard Paul Maskevlch, ROD brother-in-law of the 'orlde- matched' hei\ miniature cas- -a-navy_.b!ue_ prlpL afterngsn _ of Mr. and Mrs. Appollo Mas- grbom, was' best man,, cade of blue Fuji mums aria" length dress with "a navy blu« kevlph, 321 Lincoln Ave., Lau- The bride 'a mother ..seltctfid roses. '.•"'•' hat and accessories and a rence Harbor, Saturday, Oct. light blue chjffon afternoon- Richard Lentkowskl. Jersey corsage of red roses. 20, 1350, at 3 p.m. In St. Jo- length gown with a.P'luk hat, City, was the beat-man and The bridegroom's mother seph's Church, Keyport.^ navy accessories and. a cor- ushers were Guy Angello 'tnd chose a light blue lace after- The Rev. Charles O'Shnutth- sage- of pink roses. Milford Marney. Jersey City noon length gown with a cousins of the bridegroom.' nessey o i n o 1 a t e d. at the A reception followecl at the black hat and accessories and: double ring- ceremony. Mrs. Union Beach Flrehoitie, afte The bride's Another chose a a corsage of pink roses. Michael Cox was tlie soloist which the couple left for a light blue brocade taffeta: "" A reception followed at La- »nd Miss-Loretta Durante, or- sheath dress with a matching cblewecz Hall, Perth Amboy. ganist. •wedding trip to the Pocono Mountains, Pa. For traveling, velvet hat and accessories The bride attended - Manas- Given la marriage .by her ilia bride-wore . a black suit and an orchid corsage. The auaajHJghJ-ichool and la erh- father,-tha brldo wore a floor- with, a white blouse and red bridegroom's ~ motherr selected pioyed by - the Grand Union la _' length gown terminating in a accessories. black silk" dress trimmed Sayre Woods Shopping Cen- chapel sweep. The princess with pink, a black hat, and ter( Sajrrevllle.... • style gown was made of crys- 1]he bride attended Keyport an orchid corsage. talette and designed with a Hlgn~School and Is employed A reception followed at K The bridegroom attended round neckline, long pointed by Ralph Frledland Brothers k K Caterers, Bayonne, after Perth Amboy Vocational sleeves, and a satin panel Keyport. The bridegroom was which the couple left for a School, and Is employed 'by front skirt. Her fingertip veil graduated from Kearny High trip to the Focono Mountains. Edward Hmlnelski Trucking of French Illusion fell from a School and Is employed by Pa. For travelling, Mrs. Reh- Company, Perth Amboy. Ho crown of o r a n g e blossoms Bayshore Machine Company, bein wore a gray woll cash served four, years in the VS. and she carried a colonial Keyport. mere dress with a black and Marine Corps during World bouquet of white roses wllli Upon their return from white tweed 'coat, a red vel- War II and the Korean War. white orchids" In the center. their wedding trip, the couple yet hat and red accessories The couple will live at 920 Miss Carol Ogorzalek, Perth will reside In East Keans- and a white chrysanthemum East Ave., Sewaren. Arnboy, was the maid of hon- burg. • corsage. or. Her floor-length gown of Hobblns-SchulmelsUr The bride was graduated NEWSPAPERS ahrunp colored crystalette MR., MRS. LEON POTTS Before an altar decorated MR., MRS. DONALD BROWN from Bayonne High School, had a round neckline trim- Miss Gail Ann 8 o d e n, town, • and Miss Mary Lou ith white'' chrysanthemums, Before an altar decorated onne.' Their gowns of aqua, Class of 1956, and Is employ- AHE1HE' med with rhlnestones and daughter'of Mr, and Mrs, Potts, Union Beach, sister of Miss Gloria Anne Scbuhnels- ed by the New York PortrAU: short sleeves. She wore a with white chrysanthemums yellow and blue, respectively, Chester Soden, 100 Warren the bridegroom. Their gowns cr, Cheesequake, became the nd gladioli, Miss Bette Lou were styled like that of the thorlty. small matching bandeau with St., K e y p o r t, became the and headpieces were styled rlde of Lee Schlra Robblns, The' bridegroom was grad- BASIC itachpw, daughter Of Mrs. honor attendant, and they veil and carried a, cascade bride of Leon Potts", son of like the honor attendant's In on of Mrs. George Robblns uriel Kopclnski, Union carried bouquets of matching uated from Ferris High bouquet of gold and brown Mrs. Joseph Jardot, 1010 Ed- blue and they carried colonial ind the late George Robblns, Beach, became the bride of SchooliTJersey-City; Class-of ADVERTISING MEDIUM pompons. pompons. monds Ave., Union Beach, bouquets of pink roses arid- 3rowntown, on Saturday, Oct. Donald -Brown, son of Mrs. Jean Drost, Avenel, was the 1949,' and Is employed by Col- Attendants were Mrs. Wil- and the late John W. Potts, blue pompons. Kay Flschler, !0,1956 at * p.m., In the Church orothy Thompson, Union flower girl. She wore a gown gate Palmollve Company, Jer- bur Maskevlch, sister-in-law Saturday, Oct. 20, 1956, at 3 Keyport, was the. Junior if Our Saviour, Cheesequake. Beach, Saturday, O c t. 20, sey City. He served in the U. of the bridegroom, and Miss bridesmaid. • of orchid tulle and carried a p.m. In the Keyport Reform- The Rev. Henry A. Male, 95B, at 2 p.m. in the Holy basket of matching pompons S. Army and spent 15 months Cl.'ol Parenti, cousin of the ed Church, Keyport. The Rev. Joseph Potts, Union Beach, rector, officiated at the cere- family Church, Union Beach. i Korea. • ' bride, both of Laurence Har- Michael Jasovsky, Bayonne Roderick N. DeYoung officiat- was his brother's best man mony. Mrs. LeRoy Burlew The Rev. Joseph G. Fox, cousin of the bride, was best The couple will reside In bor, and Miss Qretchen Hen- ed at the double ring > cere- and ushering were Joseph played traditional wedding Union Beach. , dflckson, Keyportr Their astor, officiated at the cere- man. Ushering were Robert mony. •." '••'" • Sacco; cousin of the . bride- music on the organ. mony. Mrs. Betty ' Fleming Gaynor, Joseph Calandra and eon'ns and headpieces of ice groom, and William Graham, Dislelcamp-McLellan. ' blue were styled like the hon- Mrs, Marjorle S a g u r ton Given In marriage by her layed traditional wedding Ronald Vashey, Union Beach. played the organ. The altar Keyport; Edward Potts, bro- tather, the bride wore a lull- Miss Shirley Lorraine Mc- music on tlie organ. The bride's mother wore an ellari. Route 36, Keyport, was decorated with white ther of the bridegroom, Union length gown of white embroid- The bride, given in mar- aqua lace over satin dress chrysanthemums and the Beach, and Nicholas Stra- daughter of Mrs. Florence red tulle over taffeta with •lage by her brother, Peter with a iur stole, black acces- Erhardt, West Belmar, and pews were marked, with satin neiro, Eatontown. Chrf3 So- ong pointed sleeves and a den, brother of the bride, was tachow, Bayonne, wore a sories and an orchid corsage. th e late , Benjamin Charles boWB and while pompons. scoop neckline, embroidered white, princess-styled gown of The bridegroom's mother McLellan, 'became the bride Olven in marriage by her the junior usher. . Ith sequins and pearls. Her 1 lace over satin, with . long wore a black .crepe dress of Robert Charles DlstelcampV lather, the bride wore a full- The bride's mother wore a lngertlp veil ,of silk, fell from jointed sleeves, trimmed at with a yellow hat and gloves son of Mr. and Mrs. W|lllam AND WE'VE (XfTIT! length gown of embroidered champagne silk afternoon- wedding ring style head- he neck with rhinestones. and a purple orchid corsage, Disteloamp, Woodbrldge, Sat- affets designed with a long length d r e ss trimmed with lece, embroidered with se- Her _yell, of white nylon,' fell A reception followed at the urday, Oct. 20, 1958, at 2 p.m.,. itted bodice with a scalloped lace and lace flounce in.the uins and pearls. She carried rom a crown of rhlnestones Village Inn, Union Beach. In Getfiseniane Lutheran I Through all the yeari ahead;- dge sabrlna neckline, long back with a—champagne hat a colonial bouquet of white and pearls. She carried a For .their, wedding trip Church, Keyport:, . i the. memory, ol a beautifully i pointed sleeves, scalloped at decorated with feathers, oacs and- stephanotls- bouquet of w h it e pompons through the New England I conducted funeral," !• service | brown accessories and a The Rev; Frederick A. the wrists and a full scallop- Miss Caroline Burlew, nd carnations. ! = will bring comfort and | FP-33 white orchid corsage. For her E,tates, .the, bride wore an Ice Boos officiated at the double I spiritual inspiration. , Jl ed skirt flowing Into a chapel Cheesequake, was the maid of Mrs. Ethel Jasovsky, Bay- blue satin dress with a royal 1 wee'p."- Her lihgertlp-length son's wedding, Mrs. Jardot onor. She wore a shrimp col- 'ring ceremony. , Mrs. Gladys FLOOR selected a brown lace after- mne, cousin of the bride, was blue coat and white accessor- Bennett, church organist, 1 Families of every faltb. reljfj 'ell of Imported French lllu- ired cocktail dress of lace he matron of honor. Her ies, and a corsage of white played traditional wedding ion us lor (unerali of re# Ion fell from a crown of noon-length gown with bow iver matching taffeta with |erence ana beantj. i CONDITIONER back detail, 'brown accessor- :own was of orchid colored carnations. . " . . music. . rhinestbnes and pearls. She latching headpiece, and car- lylon tulle over satin. She Both' the .bride and bride- carried a prayer book adorn- ies, a brown headband and a ried a colonial bouquet ol pom- Given in marriage by her lavender orchid corsage. arrled a bouquet of match- groom attended Keyport High grandfather., Benjamin Wali- ed with white orchids, white pons; . ng^pompons. School. The bridegroom was JOHN. W, |j rosebuds and streamers tied A' reception followed at the ng, the bride wore a cock- Miss Carol Sclimick and Attendants were Miss Di- a member of the U.S. Navy. tall-tengtb dress of Ice blue with fleur a'ambur; .", Marine Room, Perth Amboy, Miss Marie Bowne, both of ane Sheppel, and Miss San- Upon til e 1 r return, the MEHLENBEGKi after which the couple left lor nylon tulle designed with a V BtUlW," Keyport, Cheesequake, were the atten- dra Jones, Union Beach, and couple will reside in Bay- strapless bodice. and ruffled FUNERAL HOME ,. »: trip to New Orleans,,- I»a. \ dants. Their gowns were styl- M^p Patrlcloy Staenow. Bay-, ttll-lKngth gown of blue chlf- :The bride was. graduated skirt. A matching lace bolero s Tel. Keyport 7-Siei! | v ed like that of the maid of hon covered her shoulders and fb'n'Hard work? Not lor youl ed flowing panels tied at the search Departments Nation- carried colonial bouquets of back of the neck. She wore al Lead Co., Sayrevllle. A reception followed at El- full skirt of nylon net-was a colonial bouquet of white Twin brushes rotate in oppo- pompons. carnations and pompons. nWY. J5 HAZLKT matching long gloves and ; a The bridegroom attended Moe-Ki Restaurant, East trimmed with matching lace. site directions — eliminate Louis Robblns, Robertsvllle, Keansburg. A half-cap of silk trimmed Mrs. Joseph Clsarlk, Perth blue velvet petal pill box-^hat Keyport High School and also was best man. Ushering were "bucking" — leave a' 12-lnch trimmed with pearls and car- is employed by National Lead For their - wedding trip to with pearls held her fingertip •wath of "baautlful, highly pol- ried a colonial bouquet' of Howard Ervln and Roland See- Washington, D.C., the bride yell of Illusion. In. place. She Co. He recently was dis- ey. Browntown. ished, floor behind. pink roses and blue pompons. charged from the U. S. Army wore a light blue suit with a carried a cascade bouquet -of -'• Come In today. Bee It—try it. Attendants were Miss Cnrol The bride's mother wore navy blue hat and accessor- white Fuji chrysanthemums. PLANNING A VACATION? where he served as a master gray silk afternoon length dress •'- Works;equally well on wood, Gustnfson, Lakewood, cousin Jumper In the paratroopers ies and a, corsage of white with pink trimming, pink satin orchids. Miss A1 Ice McDonaugh, linoleum,, rubber tile, compo- of the bride! Miss Mary Stra- for three years. ' Bayonne, was the maid or ••-.:.-• V hy ^ nlero, Rnrltan Township; Mrs hat and-pink accessories with The bride attended Sacred. - altlon and 'cement, The couple will reside at corsage of white pompons honor. Her cocktail length Nicholas Stranlero, Eaton 202 First St., Keyport, Heart School, Bloomfield, and The bridegroom's mother chose is employed by the Wllcolator gown of cotillion blue taffeta Steamship Or Plane ; floor Sanders Rented a brown taffeta afternoon Co,, Elizabeth. The brlde- and net had a matching stole and taffeta cumberbund. she W. D. or. attendant's, and they car- were' Richard Coleman and length dress with brown velve grbom attended MUlburn High T*ronipt Reservations ried cascade^ of brown and Gtorie Albright, Laurence hat, brown accessories and 1 School and Is in the painting wore a matching blue velvet farm and Garden Supplies hat with a short veil and car- Hulet gold pompons, Harbor, and Victor Adamca corsage of white pompons. business. He was In the U.8. Perth Amboy, uncle of th ried a cascade bouquet of blue BROWN TRAVEL BUREAU PHONE KEY 7-1109 Wilbur Maskevlch, Laur- A reception followed thi Army and served in Iceland Day Calls: Valley 6-41(1 Night Calls:: brld?. ceremony Rt the Cheesequake and Europe. Fuji mums and blue roses. ence ' Harbor, was his bro- The bridesmaids were Miss . 2H Smith St. Keyport 7-M31 ther's best man and ushers The bride's mother wore- Flrehouse, after which the cou- The couple will reside In Perth Afnboy T Broadway, Keyport turquoise satin" afternoon ple left for a trip through the Union Beach. Ann Boyle, Bayonne, and length dress with a white Jew Southern States. Upon their re eled hat and an orchid cor- turn, they will reside on Rout Rehbeln-Connellr sage. For her son's wedding 34, Matawan. Miss Florence Connelly, Mrs. Maskevlch selected The bride graduated from daughter of M r s. Florence Connelly. Bayonne, and .the toast satin afternoon-lengU Matawan High School and 1 1 dress with a matching hal employed by George Chevro- late Michael Connelly, be- and an orchid corsage, let Co., Freehold. The brldo- came the bride of Edward CHILDREN'S BALLROOM groom attended Matawan High Rehbein, Jr., son of Mr. and A reception followed at th Mrs. Edward Rehbein, 1220 Laurence Harbor Casino aft- School and Is self-employed a a service station operator. Westley Ave., Union Beach, er which the couple left to Saturday, Oot. 20, 1056, at 3 a trip to Florida? For trave: Berberlch-Nuient p,m: In St. Mary's Church, Ing, the bride wore a llghi Miss Catherine Nugent, 10 Bayonne. CLASSES and blue suit with a matching hal Mornlngslde Ave., • Union and accessories and a cqr- The Rev. J. A. Pindar offi- Beach, daughter of the lat ciated at the double ring sage of white orohlds. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew NU ceremony befor* »n altar I/you Inv«*nold-f*jhlon»d The bride attended St. gent, became the bride o decorated with white gladioli. bvrnir, you «r* probably p«y Mary's High School, South Aloyslus Berberlch, Jr., son Given in marriage by her TEEN-AGE GROUPS ing; too much for beak, Amboy, and was employed b of Mr. and Mrs. Aloyslua Ber- Th*WlnU«LPc«nchAiiMth«t brother. Michael John Connel- the New Jersey Bell Tele berlch, Short Hills, on Satur ly, Jersey City, the bride , . . and. im'U prove It before phone Co., Keyport. Th( day. Oct. 20, 1959, at 3 p.m ypur eyes. Com* intod.y for « wore a formal floor-length • Now Forming d«morntr»tionr-»e« why the LP YOU* bridegroom attended Sayre in the Holy Family Church, gown designed with an em- Burner U. making aenutloiMl vllle High School and was Union Beach. fo«l-»«vlnj.r«cordi. employed by General Motors The Rev. Joseph a. Fox. At The Thitilau- prfuh- burotr «ndi to this low Pressure Linden, before enlisting foi pastor, officiated at the Shoreland Memorial fuel mil bwauw it can b* tour years In the U. 8. Navy double ring ceremony before tiled to tlvi you.MnctW (he Oil Burner...Proved He Is a, seaman third clas Gardens Cemetery •mount ofh**t you iwed. Next, an o.ltar decorated with whit' Matawan tb» Wlnkl«r non-clog.noiiU to Save up to and Is stationed at Norfolk, gladioli and pompons. Mrs Ann. •nd> exoiMlv* Mrvjca coiti. Va., where the couple will re- Fr*itnk Fleming, church organ- When you m it burn dirty oil, side, ist, played traditional wedding KE 7-MJO oil-and wnlcr, «yen crankauw 50% music. Main St. Keyport draining, all without smoke o> Grammar Given In marriage by lie •not! you'll know why this Miss Marlon EUssat, daugh burner Istroublt-free. tor of Mr, and Mrs. John brother, Matthew Nugent, Un ion Beach, the brldo wore an • Udy Mlend Ellssat, 409 Campbell A v e, • Non-SictuliD I'M* Hrallno Suivty Belford, heenmo the bride q afternoon-length gown of pink School Don't A.M. (0 6 CM. groom, was best man nnd tli Fridays 9 A.M. lo 9 r.M. ARTHUR MURRAY • FOR We Give S & 11 Green Stamps On usher was Carl Berberlch Wedntidaji » A.M. lo YOUR HOLIDAY SEASON U Neon . East Keansburg, cousin ol 1 \Fiiel Oil Purchases Helen M. Rapp ' the bridegroom. 30 W. Front St., 157 Broad St., Red Bank REd Bank 6-5858 Hi Msln Street, Kcjport Fo r her. son's wedding, ','u . Keyport ^ ••"/,• Keyport M7M Mrs, Berberlch "elected 731 Cookman Ave. At Bu« Stop Asbury Park PILd-2700 navy blue atlernoon-lenet KEyport 7-2020 111 1 carrled a princess basket of Monmouth: Mrs. George Cook Korlebaas. tlonal Church, officiated. In- Charles T.. Matawan: two ENGAGEMENT pink and blue roses. Woodbrldge; Mrs. , 'Michael Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kort«- terment was in Cedarwood daughters,.: MM. Perflne Lo- Vincent Fucchl, Toth, •Hope]awn: Mrs. Robert kaas, Miller Ave,, Laurence Cemetery,. Keyport. quier, Brooklyn and Mrs. El- THE" , • Murphy-Stephens Lawrence-Rhodes East sie Thornton, Athens. Oa.; se- Before an altar decorated Keansburg, was .best man Ztro. Perth Araboy; Mrs. Wil- Harbor, are the parents of a Mr. and Mrs. BigJred ' T. and ushers were Richard Ste- liam Edwards, CUffwood. and daughter, born Wednesday, Hri. Edward Dowllng- • ven grandchildren »nd (our MATAWAN JOURNAL with while gladioli and palms. great-grandchildren.. Miss Barbara Joan Stephens, Jensen, Holmdel-Everett Rd.. phens, brother of the bride, Miss Ida Shaw, New York.. Oct. 17, 1958, in Rlvervlew Mrs. Henrietta Dowllng, 83, daughter of, Mr. and Mrs. Holmdel, announce the en- Thomas Wilson, Leslie. Thomp- Their gowns were styled like Hospital. of 34 Highland Blvd., Keans- Oclober «J. 1988 Fate Thre* the honor-attendant's in beige burg, died Sunday, Oot, 21, . Bobcrt Girrett Lawrence Stephens. 80 Law- son and John aargans, all of Funeral services were held rence Ave., Keansburg, be- Keansburg. . and they wore; toast color Ju- Armstrong lose, at Rtvervlew Hospital. liet caps. They carried coloni- Mr, and Mrs. Charles Arm- Wednesday, Oct. 17, 1968. at West Keansburg and two came the bride of John Thom- Mrs. Cowling had lived in 1 The bride's mother selected al bouquets of bronze chrys- strong, Clovcland Ave., Lau- St. Mary's Church, New Mon- nephews, Charles and Winfleld as Murphy, son of Mrs. Delta a mink Bilk afternoon-length Keansburg IS years. She was mouth, for Robert Oartett, Murphy, 66 Bayview Ave, anthemums, rence Harbor, are the parents a communicant of St. Ann's Coouz^a, West Keansburg, gown trimmed with dark of a son, born' Sunday, Oot. one-month-old son of Mr. and Keansburg, and the late John brown velvet,, a dark brown Sandra Lee Head, Cliff- Church, Kennaburg, and a Mrs. John aarrett, 7 Illinois Prior to his death, Mr. del- Murphy, Saturday, Oct. 20, wood, cousin of the bride, 21. 1958, in Perth Amboy Hos- member of .the Catholic ger was oltlllated with the velvet hat, dark, brown acces- pital, ' i - Avo,, Port Monmouth, who 105S. at U a.m. In St. Ann's sories and an orchid corsage. was the junior bridesmaid. Daughters, Court St. Ann, died Sunday, Oct.. 14, 1958, at Martini' Diner, Middletown Church, Keansburg. Keansburg. ..She also was a The mother of the bride She wore a gown of teal tulle Sober Monmouth Memorial Hospital, Township, groom c 1) o a e a blue lace and curried a colonial bou- member of the Regular Dem- after a short Illness. A bless- The Eev. Patrick Palmer A daughter was born on ocratic Club, Kcansburg. St. Peter the Apostle Church dress with a- matching velvet quet of yellow chrysanthe- Sunday, Oct. 21. 1056, In ing took plape at St. Mary's San Antonio,- Tex.,- cousin ol hat—and—accessories- and - a mums. : Perth Amhdy HospltalrW Mr. Site - Is survived by her -hus- Church,Twith tho Rev. Robert the bride, officiated at the corsage of pink roses. Joseph Thomas Vbgellus, and Mrs.JRalph Eeber, 88 Co- band, Edward Dowllng; two T. Bulman officiating, inter- WANT ADI double ring ceremony and A reception followed at Jr.. Hazlet, brother of the lumbus Ave., CUffwood. daughters, Mrs, Mabel. Brou- ment was In Mount Olivet celebrated the nuptial mass. Buck Smith's Restaurant, bridegroom, was the best ner, Red Bank, and' Miss Cemetery, Middletown Town- - Mrs. Duncan Ball, Staten East'Keansburg, after which man and ushorlfig w e re • Ovlatt Joan C. Dowllng, Koansburg; ship, under tho direction of Island, N.Y., ccusin cf the the couple left for a wedding Thomas C a h 111, Harrison Mr. and Mrs.X Charles son, Edward, Kennsburni John J, Ryan Homo for Fun- bride' and Michael Bergln, trip to Florida. For traveling, Boggs, Jr., and Howard Ovlatt, 403, BrowiVMre..; West two sisters, Mrs, Mabel Mul- orals, Koansburg, Bed Bank, were soloists and Mrs. Murphy wore a red Creed, Keyport; Robert Keansburg,. are Che parents lln, East Orange, and Mrs, John McEnroe, Newark;, a In addition to his uaronU, Mrs. Marie Lederhaus, organ- land-knitted dress with a Smith, Union Beach; H, Law- of a son, born Monday, Oot. tho child Is survived by his ist. . ' ' lock hat, black accessories rence Scott, Jr., Bclford; Fer- 22, 1956, In Rivervlew Hospi- brother,"Robert .Green, Ir- vlngton, and four graudchtl- brothor John E., 10 months; ,ai a corsage of white or- dinand Kaiser, Lake Hiawa- tal. Ills paternal urnndnuronts. Mr, r Given In marriage by her :hlds. '••:• drcn. father, the" bride wore a for- tha, and Joseph Coward, and Mrs, Harold Garrctt, At- mal gown designed with an The bride was graduated CUffwood. brothef of the Bsrlel The John J, Ryan Home for Inntlc Highlands; hln maternal Funerals, Keansburg, Is In ~~ItaUan~ lace" bodice, "round torn Red Bank Catholic High bride. v . ; *;.: :_ Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Bartel. srandimrenta, Mr and Mrs. WHY STIR PAINT? '- neckline trimmed with se- MISS NATALIE A. RHODES School. Class of 1953. and was —A-recoptlon followed-atthe HO _ Be^lBrgsZBrjSflX.'" KoittSL charge of at'raiigelilofita'r* John 'Jkolow.-Koansburff, and employed In the personnel de- burg, are the parents of a quins and pearls, and long gagement of their daughter, Cabln-In-Tho-Skyy, Highlandsg. Joseph C. Terrr his groat-erandparcnts, Mr, ' pointed sleeves. The full skirt partment of Western Electric, daughter, born Thursday, Oct. and Mrs, Henry Schwelnor, Mies Natalie Alice Rhodes, to Kearny. • ^ .- . ._. after which the couple left on Joseph C. TBrry, 17, died of organza was trimmed with a trip through the New Ens- 18, 19SS, in Monmouth Mem- Monday, Oot. 22, 1056, at his Keansburg, • Albert L. Lawrence, son of . The bridegroom was gradu- orial Hospital. appliques of matching l&ce land States and Canada: home-on Roosovelt Avo., ilai- : •centered with pearls and se Mr. and Mrs/Walter W. Law- ated from Red Bank Catholic _H»rrjr O. Oclgcr rence. 401 Atlantic A T e., The bride graduated from let,- Ho was born in Koyport, Funeral aervloes were held quins and terminated in e High School. Class of 1049. Flrnn , and was the son -of tho lato Matawan. and attended Monmouth Jun- Matawan High School, "and A daughter was born In Rlv- Friday, Oct. 15, 10(0, and a chapel train. A headpiece of the Perth Amboy General Samuel and Loretta Terry, rhlne3tones -and pearls held Miss Rhodes 1» a graduate ior College.' He Is a veteran ervlew Hospital on Thursday. high requiem mass was.ssle- Hospital School of Nurslnsr. His wife was tho late Mrs, brated at St. Ann's Churoh. her fingertip veil of French of Keyport High School and if, the Korean War and serv- Oct. 18. 1036, to Mr. and Mrs. Susan (Howard) Terry. ed in the- U&: Army. He Is She is a supervisor at the John Flynn, 131 Park Ave., Koansburg, for Harry O, dot Illusion hi place and she car- presently Is employed as- a Brookdale Nursing Home Our 2-mlnuto "Rook 'a Roll" ried a white missal with employed in tha Keansburg Keansburg. Ho Is survived by flvo sons, gor,. 60, formerly of 23 WIIIIH service representative In the Route 35, Hazlet. Howard, West Kounsburg; treatment In a Rod Dovll Paint white orchids. Keyport office of the New 'ost Office. » PI., Keansburg. Mr,' adder 1 William, Iselln: Raymond, Ar- Conditioner Is FREE when you Miss Eileen Stephens, slatei Jersey Bell Telephone Co. The couple will reside at U The bridegroom graduated Allan died Tuesday, Oct. 18, 1050, at thur and Frank, all of Haz- Allonwdod Hospital, after a buy paint hero, Just open Uio Her fiance is a graduate of Lincoln Ave.. Keansburg. from Keyport High Sohool, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Al- pan nnd start to paint I - .of the bride, was maid .ol and McAllister College of Mor- let; two daughters, Mrs. Hoi- lengthy Illness. Intormont was honor. She wore a .cobalt blu Matawan High School and U lan, Si- East Front St., Koy- on Walling and Mrs. Gladys a senior at Rider College, Mehlenbeck-Coward tuary Science. He took ad- port, are tho parents of a son, at Holy Sepulchre Ccmotovy, oocktall-length gown styled In a candlelight service vanced courses at the Ameri- Posoui?,-both of Hazlot; two East Oranae, under the dlroc- PITTSBURG with a—velvet bodice, . nylon Trenton. born Thursday, bet, 10, 1053, sisters^ Mrs. Carrie Larson, held in St. John's Methodist can Academy of Mortuary In Rivorvlcw Hospital. [ tlon of John J. Ryan Homo tor tulle skirt, and matching vel- A December wedding is Bradley Bench, and Mrs. Iva Funerals, Koanaburg, planned. ihurch, Hazlet, ' on Sunday, Science and is operating the MINTS vet Jacket. She wore a match- Oct..21, 1956, at 5 p.m.. Miss Bcala Moore, California; 10 grand- W. D. SwarUol Jr. ing sequin crown with a veil John W. Mehlenbecfc Funeral children and seven great- Mr. Oolgor, a native of Phil Dorothy Lillian C o w a rd, Home, Route 39, Hazlet, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bcala, ndoluhta, had rcsldod In Farm ft Harden Huppllei - and carried a cascade bou crimson rose color were styl- 044 Palmer Ave., Koanaburg, grandchildren.; llnilct, N. J, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. When, they return from Koansburg for tho past SIK ^ ' quet of pink rosea. ed like the honor attendant's Ralph K. Coward, ' S3 West arc tho parents of a daughter, Funeral HOI vices will be years. Ho Is survived by & sis- l'HONE KEY 7-1100 The attendant's were Mis and they carried cascade bou- their wedding trip, the couple born In Perth Amboy Hospital. hold today at 1 p.m. at tho oncourse. CUffwood. became will reside In Hazlct.- ., ********** Bridle-Stephens, sister of th quets of pink and blue roses the bride of John W. Mehlen- Bedlc Funeral Homo, Koy- brtda, Miss Patricia Becker Mary Ellen Healy._ North Hill 1 beck, son of Mrs. Emily Kah- -. Walltng-Tuunlngton port. Tho Rev, Norman R, and Mrs. Paul Shatters . sis Bergen, cousin of the bride, lert Mehlenbeck, Route 35, Mr. and Mrs. Loon Hill, 27 Rtloy, pastor of St. John's was flower girl. Her Miss Fanny Tunnlngton, ter of the bridegroom, all ol Hazlet. Broad St., Keyport, daughter Atlantic Ave,, Matawan, aro Methodist church, will offici- Keansburg, and Miss Kathlee cobalt blue gown was floor The Rev. Norman R. Rlley. tho parents of a daughter, ate Interment will bo In Co- O'Sulllvan, Staten Island, N length, styled like the honor of the late Oeorge and Emily pastor, offtclated. Heury Al- Tunnlngton, and W. Warn born Tuesday, Oct. 23, 1050, darwood Cemetery, Raritan Y.. cousin of the bride. Theli attendant's. She wore a mini- bert Wueatefeld, soloist, was in Monmouth Memorial Hos Township. gowns and headpieces In ature sequin crown and she Walling, Keyport, son of the accompanied on the organ by late Capt. Alfred S&nford and pltal. Harold Weber. Mary Ellen Walling were 1 MoDonald Given In marriage by her married on Saturday, Octl 0, daughter was born on FUNERAL SERVICES father, the bride wore a gown Studios 1053, at St. Mary's Episcopal Tuesday, Oct. 23,- 1056. In Mrs, 'Margaret Coilelto of lace over taffeta terminal- Church, Keyport, by the Rev. Monmouth Memorial Hospital, ing in cathedral-length Henry A. Male, rector. Funeral servtnei Veto hold to Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Mc- Monday, Oot, 23, 1056, at e:30 Y«, till hltrt Ityln of imirt, jurtbl* CANDID WEDDINGS A SPECIALTY train. Her fingertip veil of Attendants were Miss Kate Donald, 148 McKlnloy Ave., French illusion fell from a.m. at the William S. Ander lumltmt. FumliS youi anlln Koui* 10 MAIM 8T. TEL. KB 7.1MI KEYPORT Tunnlngton, a 1 s te r of the Laurence Harbor, son Funeral' Illome, Red •t thtit lew, low tilett, You'ti |»»W- crown of pearls and sequins bride, and'Frank. Leonardli, I and she carried a Bible Felder Bank, for Mrs. Margaret Cos- •bly IH> mi hrnltar* at kl|hw The couple are residing at tollo, 84, of 47 Lolghton Ave., adorned with white orchids. 408 Broad St., Keyport. Mr. and Mrs, John Folder, •rllii. Garden Park; Trailer Court, Red Bunk, who died Thurs- Miss Phyllis Nodtne, Wana- day. Oot. 10, 1059 at Hatnrd massa, was the maid of hon- Harlot, are the parents of a Memorial Hospital, after or In a cocktail-length gown BIRTHS daughter, born -Monday, Oct. short illness. A high mass of Ross W. Maghan Agency of toast lace with matching 22, 1B5B, In Rlvervlew Hospi- requiem was held at Bt. Jacket. She wore a beige Juli- Merlnskr tal. James Churoh, Rod Bank, et cap and carried a colonial . Mr. and Mrs, Walter Mer- McDonald •and Interment was In Mt. Oil- Real Estate—Insurance bouquet of yellow chrysanthe- lnsky, 14 Harrison PI., South vot Cemetery, Middletown. mums. daughter was born In Amboy, are the parents of a Rlvervlew Hospital on Mon- Mrs. CoBtollo was born MATAWAN 138 Miin St MA 1-0003 Other attendants were Miss daughter, born Monday, Oot day, Oot. 32, 1058, to Mr. and Vandorburgh, Atlantlo Town Alice Harvey, Holmdel; Mrs IS, 1056, hi Perth Amboy 'Hos- Mrs. John McDonald, Qroyo ship. Bho «u tlio daughtpr of Barbara Whltehead, Port pital. Th« baby, their llrst St.. Woot Ko&naburc. Uio Uts Mtohaol and Mary child, weighed seven pounfla : (Meary) New. Mrs. Coatollo five ounces, ' and has *?Seen " ••'• '• VUud' "' "'" ' "-'" was a memlwr of tho Roatty named, Marilyn Ann, Mr. >Mr. .and Mrs, Arthur VI- and Altar Socloty of St. 1/ OPEN Merlnsky formerly resided, In nud. 12 Jersoy St., West James Church, Rod Bank, Union Beach. Keansburg, are the parents of a son, born Monday, Oct. 22, She Is survived by two sons, I] SUNDAY " Peacock ' 1956, In Rlvorvlew Hospital. Jifmcs B., Rumson, and John Friday Morning A third child, a daughter, H., Rod Dank; thrco daujh- 1-6 P.M. Suanne, was born to Mr. a,nd Caprlonl ters, Miss Mary Costollo, at I Mrs, Charles A, Peacock, 37 A son was born on Mon- homo; Mrs. William MN Manor Dr., Preakness,, Pat- day," Oct. 22, 1956, In Rlver- Koyport, and MIHS -Cnthorlne erson. on Monday, Oct. 13 vlew Hospital, to Mr. nnd Costcllo, also at home; a I 9-PIECE LIVING ROOM Mrs. Daniel Caprlonl, 14 Mum brother. John New, Colta JOFA HO AVAIIAHI 1956. Mrs. Peacock Is tho Tor- Nook, Atlantic Township; two Olvt yeunalf • compltt* ntw llvlni St., Matawan. I room with (Mi bnutlfut (toupi ia(*. 2PC. SECTIONAL mer Miss Nancy Ann Cundey, sisters, MrsrJolm MorU, Red Koyport, —'-•'•- -- ImouMni choir, corarid in your choice Smart Modorn Fabrlt Bank, and Mm, Besslo Mooro. of hondismo (obriel ond imorf, now OBITUARIES -' , Freehold; two grandchildren colon, tceailoncl chair, Iwt ON4 *Mtln Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lave- and six grent-grnndchlldreii. Ieiblil, milcklm colfM (obit, Iwt Anton R, Schnlble Itblt itmoi, )-pi Htlttii col. glia, 45 Route 36, Keansburg, Ilsrrr C. Perrlne IMoy It tllO are the parents of a son, Anton R, Sclmlble, 00, Shore 49 •• Punoral Bcrvlcus worn hold furchotoi SoporoMy , !J> | I 7 born Wednesday, Oct. 17, Blvd., Keansburg, died Satur- 2 Pci. Rag. 199.91 day, Oct. 20, 1958, in River- Saturday, Oct. 20, 1050, at 1956. in Monmouth Memorial 9130 a,m. at tlio Mamm Fimn'r- Hospital. - view Hospital. He was born in Newark. arilomc, 241 Uordontown Avo., Callahaq • Mr. Sclmlble had lived In South Amboy. for Hairy C. A son was born In. River- Keansburg 40 yean, He was Perrlne, 07, of Routo 0-4, South view' Hospital on Monday, a veteran of World War I, Ho Amboy, who dlnd Wodnonday, 36 To 40" Oct. 16, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. was a bartender and had Oct. 17, 1D50. Requiem Euchar- Donald Callohan, 59 Highland been employed In several ist was colobratod at tho Christ Blvd., Keansburg. places In Keansburir. Episcopal Church, South Am- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. boy, with the Bov. Christoph- MoBaln Josephine (Slkora) Sensible; er Nichols, D.D.. offlcjatlng. Mr. and Mrs. William Me- a son, Robert J., Newark; Interment WRII In Chrlnt Bain, 38 Park View Dr.. Haz- Church Comttery, flouth Am- let, are the paronts of a son, two brothers, Charles h, Me- tuchen; Oscar, Hammonton, boy. CORDUROY born -Tuesday, Oct. 1«, 1958, It was In 1015 that the do- in. Rlvervlew Hospital. and a sister, Mrs, Caroline Dunlcavy, Newark, and three ceanod WUK elactnd uronldent Squlccltrlnl grandchildren. of tho South Amboy First Na llonsl Hank, and remained In A daughter was born' in Tlio-John J, Ryan Home for 7-PIECE BEDROOM c Funerals, Keansburg, Is In that capacity aiid as a mem- Suptrbly o1ail|«a4 moo'arii bairMM Perth Amboy Hospital on ber of the board of dlieoloin •Tuesday, Oct. 1«, 1956, to Mr. charge of arrangement*. |i»p lo kieulllnl llalihtJ «' lnl». C 11 I f wu o*il Vitality Wide Assortment of Colors fourth iho pr((« of man* companbla Beach; one aon, Oui A, »el- FURNITURI STORl aJdi. io ima.ll, »o lixM ii (an bt hii&tti bttilnd a man'a Mckoa... oon, ClrarwnU-r, Flu., five Knico OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 f. M. worn In « woman'! tttirt Opttt'tt Br/inrlchlldicii »rul t fi i e (• K-F-S lot only aboal 101 a »«l DAILY 10 A. M. — 9 P. M, SAT. TO 6 P. M. i ROUT! JJ MIDDLETOWN . ^» »» »io>iir tt<« «»>min7 ducted Tuesday-. Oct 21, IJM <-«l MIDDLETOWN 5-1055 Incral Hornr, Kftypnrl, i" Ii« l IM/UT , {Keyport JeMcleri & Optku II' I rtrv. llnward Dean, lianlor nf | I'lioff Kn. 7-IIW I" tho Union Ilfacli Con«irl(«- J. J. Newberry Keyport I 41 V. rrou tu K«rf»" Texii Rd., Morganville, »r- admitted H wa« the 150-by- nded to corroborate that Mrs. The WaJJace children, Greg- elephone ealli didn't work out 1 ory, eight. an4 Sharon, seven, too well, so In 1B0I the -board retted by Slat* Trooper E.A. 100-foot lots. Asked to'explain allace had been In the-bath- was moved- to W. A. Close's Hopper. Keyport State, Police, why he »4ed l»-by^OO-foot jom, because, be had heard also p r o v Id e d informatlcja iota in Laurence Brook and which helped exonerate their feed store, Matawan, across paid » fine of »5 and :|» court ater irunnlng; •appafentljE?'as the tracks on the other side of osts for driving with one H- only 100-by-100-foot 1 o* t s In father, Mr. Keuper said. He iTAWAN JOURNAl Matawan Township, be said rs. Wolla«e stood at the wash stated they were present dur- .he street;-Here, a two-posi- ense plate. asln., ; .: -':•'.. • , •:.• tion switchboard was Installed' it was a different kind of set- ing the entire episode and in- F»r« Four October 15, 1»56 up. He claimed houses . In Vlx, Keuper related -that Mr. dependently gave the some plus a telephone booth, a pot kjhaeffer also noted that Mr. stove and a couch fpr use of Laurence Brook were being story as their father. By M*rgartt A. priced at $21,000 for the man allace still had his service THE MATAWAN JOURNAL he boy night operator. In 1005. Sfefloween Parade The youngster-were brought -(continued from page one) in the *200 per week bracket. evolver in"his holster, but XatabUihcd 1859 Telephone 1-3031 the first girl operator, Miss Ed- rew.lt on top of an utility cao- to -Freehold for the grand jury J Uab€l Browd. Publlihar na Craven, was employed and Pixie's Wiich he high school for the final A house of higher value art of the program. necessarily w a a of larger iet after the two of them had session Oct. 11, but it was not Publlabed «v«rj Ihurada* at - gradually the "boy operator" en in the apartment a short ''•"'Srt,-Monmoutb. Countjt. NJ, beoame athing of the-past, i Plxi* was looking for a clothes.-, didn't fit right, -. or .. Committees Listed . size, Mr. ZirmaVi averred, to necessary to have them; testify Or BBtWN PIIBUISHING AMD itch. "Every black kitten they had green facts,, or the larger lot size area was me. The prosecutor attached bpfole the jury, Mr. Keuper PRtNTTNOCOMPAtTV By 1916, there were 500 tele- Assisting Mr. Welnstein will phones in Keyport and Mata- ihould have a witch of his, scratchy voices. ae John. W. Applegate, An warranted. He said that ac- igniflcance to this, on the bas- said.' . Mabel Brown •E4!!0' own," bl» mother had "I guess I'll never find a rew DIodato; and Charles tually, on the larger number that It indicated Mr. Wallace Among the" witnesses, though, ~~Gi wan,. and.R new exchange was !*nhflii«~V~ BroWA««oclat» Editor located on the second floor at old him.------' --- witch/I like," slghed-Plxle,-'.., Geran,-on .the time .and,place of, houses to^an. acre. Mata- ad a weapon available If. he was Mr.- Wallace' himself, wh'o SUBSC'KIPTION RATES "How .can I, when I never Just then he & a w a little ommittee; Richard Lewis, wan Townshil* was gaining "A intended • Wfiarm"hit": Wiferaskect. : to be 'heimJ,"— —; —_- Payable In Advene* 3 East , Front St:, Keyport, ' One Y«ai 'within itate) — M-?> over the law office, then oc- ee any'; Pixie had meowed, witch walking down the ?homas Francy and Mr. Dlo- more r a t e b 1 e s than East Six Montha .. cupied by Ackerson, Van- "On Halloween you will find street. She didn't have a lato, parade; Mis. Genevieve Brunswick Township, the site Three Uontba _ of Laurence Brook. One Year loutslde ttBl Buskirk, and Elliott. The board lots of witches about," his broomstick but she wore 'onnell, Mrs. Harold Costello, One Year (oulsldt U was enlarged to 10 positions mother said. "You must find long black cloak' and a black rs. ^verett Phillips, Mrs. More Children To Educate one that needs a black cat." pointed hut. Thomas McCormnck and Mrs. Classified Ads The Matawan Joumaj la a i™^-*- nd served" these communities And more school children "ol th* people, oy the people )nd to. T o n 1 g h t was Halloween. "Oh, witch 1 he called. eorge Carey, prizes; Mrs. the otopleJ Ita aim la to le/ve the ntll.Sept.J5, 1931; when serv-. to educate, Mr. Wenzel add- beil Inlereita of HatawaoUto/orejcii ce was cut over .to the present 'Ixle cut led up on a fence "Would you like «• black klt- arold> Deitz, Edward Francy.- ed. Mr. Zirman pointed to SERVICE FOR SALE all of the new.. of the /Week, without switchboard in the telephone iost and watched the dark- ten?" - arold Costello and Mrs. Madison-Park as an example bias oi pref'idlee in J. clean, -lane, nessvcome. Soon a-big, yellow The little witch looked up 'harles Qeran, Mrs. Paul to show this "was a fallacy. conservative manner /espectfnf! tli; Uildlng at 24 Maple PI. At s RUSSELL'S RADIO AJuminurn Windows Inalienable rlgbta of oi/r cltlienj and .hat time, the, new mantially- moon rose into the sky. and called merrily. "A black 'ouZenc. Mrs. Alice Shanley. He asserted that the develop- thereby making Itself Jvorthj of their Inc. corner W Front and nieht will be observeelsjW'ednes- tations served by the Keyport agreed there was consider- APPLIANCES , >latn Sts.. keyport. Tel Ke. 7-i700. central office. lldn't like her at all. bag she carried on her arm. ble for damage to property able fact in this from the fig- day. This Is the Urn! for the TEN EYCK BONSON -INC.. IHES completely guaranteed, lull Plxle saw another witch Pixie snuggled down among it Halloween pranks perform- ures fqr Matawan "Township. UP TOWN ON MAIN ST., caps in stock for immediate mount* * youth In communities all over nd on the roof of the gro-- apples and oranges and cook- d by their children, and are re- He noted that of the • 1660 MATAWAN nj». 6'hour fprvlce In tecappinR Vour MATAWAN 1-1600 :as.nes. Bayshnrc Tire Co., High- the country to dress up in cos- ery store. He ran over and ies and purred softly as the ponsible for seeing that then- homes in the township there vay 39. Cliffy nod Call Matawan Witt •OMfl. wjtl tume and to play pranks. We (Voodbrook Families alied. "Oh, witch! you witch hurried on. hlldren return home in time were no more than 1250 pu- ilL stoves and floor turnancea (continued' from page one) ave a black kitten V" Soon Pixie heard a door ir the curfew deadline. pils in district schools, less cleaned and repaired, kltclien burn- 'IN ball machines for borne use, emphasize "pranks."^ They rs and flnor furrtances sold and In- 125. Loula J. Costa, S7 Perching I d g a r Wilkinson, township The witch turned about and slam. Then the witch opened than one child per hams^of tailed. Call Ke.vnort V-2123. will Place. KevDort. Call Kerport 7-0501 are tunny, or should be, but ollce. creeched. "No, I don't, I the bag and he Jumped out. school age. Mr. Wenzel . pro- ' destruction and vandalism are Joseph P. Mahoney believed take you with me." He found himself in a bright tested the population of the iFOWk LIFT TRUCK, mngrieln tjme, Submits township was'above (the usual ELEVIS1ON SERVICE stand up drive. Call Wm. L. Morris. "not". '"'" "'•''.• he real-trouble was that the But when Pixie saw her ,kitchen, Airman Keyport 7-SQ30.- Can.be"seen:.at-Key.~ warding home had been lo- 'ace lie ran away again. He watched the witch take (continued from page one) age average, but Mr. Marz aU ui (or reliable TV ierv.ee; tele- rt Weekly olflce. w]u The Matawan Journal con- ated on a 200-by-100-foot lot, 'What a very long nose she off her black cloak and hat. hlch would take care of the told him the township was as Islon antenna* repafret* and tnstal- gratulates the Matawan Dem- allowing little room for 22 'prolific" and youthful as f Wa itso repair radios md imall TOP soil, manure, fertilizer, lime, ad!" he said. "I didn't want She poured Mm a saucer of n 11 r e township from Oak [ectrlc appliances. grass seed and garden supplied ocratic Club for sponsoring the eople to move about in a witch like that." ' milk. ihades to the Marlboro Town- the township ratio was a'true mported tulip bulbs and crocus. Halloween celebration and we ard. Mrs. Hughes asked If Tor a long time Plxle walk- "You don't look like a hip line. His subdivision runs and reliable figure. Svergreen ihrubs and shade trees. -here were an ordinance cov- TILLAGE TELEVISION Open 0 a.m. to 9 p.m. Including Sun- lope the children, young people :d up and down the streets ««<* at all now," said Pixie. rom Atlantic Ave. "to Line day. Raritan Landscaping, Michael ring this. She complained td. and south to the Marl- Mr. Zirman reminded the 20 E. FRONT ST. trtem. Proprietor. Call Eouth Am- and adults of the borough will if town looking for a witch. "I'm not,", the little g:i11 board that if he did not de- her dining room w~i-n d o w s He climbed., over fences ana laughed,"only on Halloween." loro Township line at Route KEYPORT boy 1-O208. •_ wjll turn put to support the event. were not 50 feet, from the 14. In connection with roads, velop in the township, the HAY, straw, corn, mulch and cow umped along rooftops. "That'* the only time area of "Raritan Valley U.S. KEYPORT 7-3081 manure. Deliveries made oh all. Planning- such an affair takes oarding home and she was He saw many, many witch- witches are any fun," parr-, be developer agreed to widen Call Keyport 7-0I93*M-2, Wj25 imbarrassefl when she had, A." would be built up by In- '. a great deal of time, given by s, but none that be wasted edTFlxle happily. ^ "But every 50 Jeet, Atlantic 'Ave.. ""— IN excellent condition, 1 Krakaqcr lompany as her guests often %'urcb St. and Lloyd Rd., as dividual home builders a id volunteer workers, all ol which or his own. Their hair was Halloween you can be my means to bring in water, pro- Bros., grand piano, 1 upright" Is Worthwhile u* co-operation is iaw the patients who were fell ns hard-surface nil the PAPEEHANGER [reeier, 1 &ofa end chair; blbo other ressed in Informal attire o long and stringy, or their very own- witch 1" oads in the tract. vide sewers or finance odd pieces. Contact Stan Hjttenhouse. achieved. H, KicIntOBh Nolan's Corner Koad, MorE«r.vMIe. many times. ~ schools. He Invited the sur- Call Mnlawan 1-4771. wJ25 We urge parents to interest Acreage Not Sufficient vey committee of the plan- Middle Bond, Keyport They were informed by the ortion of Janimrone Ave,, off tor' calling on young men of Robert Bentley, a Matawan Keyport 7-5064-J GAS range, white, Iron folding cot the children in this event so loyd Rd., was introduced. uncertain age and appearance ning- and school boards to be- arid mattress- Eofa and chair; alsa it will be welj supported. We nayor no township ordin- ichool board member, asked come convinced of the value Indies fur trimmed coat eize 14 to This Is a street on a filed to produce proof they ' were Mr. Zirman would locate a CAliPENTtn and Dulldlne conlractoi IE. Coll Matawan 1-175B.. ' wj25 Hope the youngsters will."have nce In. effect where the of his proposals by visiting \J. Q. Metsger Florence Avt. Key soarding home was-estnblish- ap which has neve)- been 21. Mr. Heuser- showed this 5-room school on 10 acres. art New Homes. r JSED furnilure, reasonable, lew an- a: ball," but will remember accepted by the ^township and affirmed the policy of the some of the subdivisions he dom am" repairs Easy flnanctn* tiques. Call Matawan l-l€ie-M»2 - :d specified • the area on Ie stated this wguld never already had bu!Jt.: He cited that properly is expensive nnd houses have been built on the place. Jermit the board to add •Tanned Cull Kevunr' 7-41E9 wltf [flcr 6 p.m. . wj25 hlch such a place should be Continental Ridge, in North 'ILL board small children 2 to 5 should not be defaced or des- ocuted. ' i part of it which it is desired .Can Be Deceived Easily leeded rooms at trfe site as SACRIFICE. . $C00 Jordan upright 1 troyed and we nsk that they Jersejv as a place where he jparn old for. working mothers In .freezer S2K5. Bendix Eemi-autOma- Mr. Mahoney then shifted a close. , ' Mr. Heuser also asked Phil- 5 rooms for a 30-acre site had put up $12,000 homes five colored home. Must have health Uc :washer JCO; both llkfe new. 12&" support the plans the adults ip Bruder, one of the ABC as all the State Depiu-.tment d. CaJJ Matawan J-0G07-JO. console teJtvision .?35. sl*o 3 modern have made to help them enjoy is Inquiry as to how persons years apo that were noy? sell- living room chair $18, can be seen re cleared from Marlboro agents, to.spot- the ages-of •t Education would allow. uny time. Mrs. A, Stultz, 386 Jack- Halloween. ing at $18,000. He^stated-Mic- Ui,wuiiu home. Mrs. Cuchiir- iladison Inn, Trudy's the room as they stood up, ieve Mr. Bentley was. plac- md coops fHJed and ftrndfO. Olive- ONE desk $16, 1 desk $25, ereen rug Mr. Heuser said this would ynnkees.-, was an owner of vav< cindered, .Traveled and crao- iind pnd ^0. caned Rosewood wing Davy Crockeite, skeletons, 1 explained there are a num- (continued trom page one) g too much stress, upon the one of these homes'. :d. 6Iue alone, roat* firavel. mason 'hair. 1 maible lop table $15, an- clowns, dnderellas. pretty lit- r of such homes for per- ley had not done this with show how readily a bartender Inality of the stand the state •and washed eravel fill dirt and top r\htT JIC. R. D. 3, Box 1RI, Old Am- tle Dutch girls, witches and ie knowledge they were wil- could be deceived by a ma- rould take. He also remind- soil Dumi) trucks for hire Eckel bey Road, Call Matawan 1-4458-W. • ons cleared to leave the ln- The maps presented by Mr. Irothers, Tennent Road. Mnruan- J25 many other characters march- UUiUon in the county. Bhe lly violating the law, the ture-looking youth with an I. d Mr. Bentley federal aid to Zirman of h is subdivision ille. Call Matawan M848. H| 3. card not his own. Mr. Mul- ARMER'S ft MERCHANTS bank ing through the borough streets .verred that a thorough el- toys acknowledged they un- Jducation would be forth-com- were turned over (o the board •.tock. Bid 37, ask 44 Call Long en Halloween.- We would like lerstood that. Despite perslst- lane objected this was im'ina- ing to help the' township be- Mowers Sharpened" Branch g-6Cfi7 (tl imination by the TftnkluB for comparison and check Hade-nlie ~ Laivn Mower Service to see the biggest parade that ihyslclusB at the hospital pre- :nt cross-examination by Mr. .erial procedure and was' .sus- fore all his houseB were sold. with the new township zoning land end power mowers sharpened this borough h»B ever toad ~± :eded approval. i tCleinbcrg, the youths Tnaln- tained. ,... ,. ,,..., ML. Wennel.; reminded (Mr. m.a p. delivered last week repaired and reconditioned. Wo-cil] LOST t lilnea they had never bten ilr^nan, that under the subdl for jvndjkdeUver) nil. ,w«k, Kuarfti).W(l anleiit ol lao — and *' night Mr. Mahcney related he In summation, Mr. Heuser The Zirmnn subdivision will tfor Service col\ FreO E Kleppj MB WAUJET, blur wflh. nt;d tcim insidet when, (here will be no calls of •equlred (o ' show " proof of reitd the revised statute' ma/t- islon ordinance, recreation lnR-aJi"M02i>. Houte S cpposJfe Bloel- crt Monday, OL-tober 22nd on Front lad called the head of the be eligible for- preliminary :ftts: - • ' • ••: -. - - ju St., Keypurt or In Red Batik, Driver** complaint to the police. ige." " .-'• ' • •• ing It 8. "misdemeanor to Sell areas had to b'r equivalent of approval next week. Jjcrnse, identification card. Finder Itate Department of InstlUi- Leo Lnuer, the bartender, five per cent of the total " Kevnort 7-2D08AV. , uJ25* If there is real cooperation lons and Agencies and re- liquor to minors. He noted between the* yoang people, Isputed this. He clnimed, that all the law called for land area ol a - subdivision FOR RENT :eived" the Impression these "They showed me a card Mr. Zirman countered by" not- their parents and other adults, lersons were not released us was "Identification in writing' BEAUTIFUL 8 room house in coun- WANTED thie hope will become a reality, very time they came in." of the age of the youth seek- ing he was contributing an- Wallace Restored fry, 7 mtnutts from Matawan 8(a- >atlcnts fully cleared of men- He also insisted the boys nev- other 10 acre eite In addition tfon with option to buy. D acres, IN take riders BR far as ETizabetK al, ills. He found this most ing to buy. He also noted 'continued from pnge one) privacy, rfasonnble rtniai h ilaily; leave at 7" a.m., return at r bought any case beer, on- that the law'called for judg to the one to be used for presented the matter to t h e Ij;Dt people who will cart for prop- 4:30 p.m. Write or cull to set me.. questionable when they were y cartons. John Mullane, school. erty. Call 10 a.m. tD 7.D.m. Mflla William Garrabranlg. (38 Fur man be housed at a boarding ment of the appearance of grand jury, Mr. Allen pointed ] Blvd., CHirwood Beach n«ar Shlp;"~ South Amboy, township attor- prospective youthful custom out. COMMUNICATION home with 30 small children ney, who represented the Julius- 'Gregory, Lambert- SMALL 3 room cottage, hullablt for In private homes In the Im- er. He found the youths In Examined Every Detail couple, }25 per month. Call Kcy- T1 condition. to throw out the present ad ly offensive. Bhe also Insisted cards had-ever been sumltted Mr. Zirman would build. day-long session on the cas complete motor overhauled. Call In the past,'on the occasion a week earlier. APARTM ENT, 4 rooms and both, ministration and give t h the cesapool, built only for: modern kitchen, KM heat, (hoi Red Bank C-4116-J. wJ25» township a program such a private home, was overflow in question It was clear no Football Field Four Types Of Houses Mrs. Wallace's denth occur- water furnished), enclosed yard, neai FORD! 1053^ pickup! custom cabf cards had been submitted Asked about the type hous- Ftation. Key next door, 40JI Prospecl • radio & heat*. Call Matawan 1- we' Republican candidate! Ing. Mrs. Cuchural relate (continued from page one) red about 6 p.m. on Sept. 27 Ave., Union Beach. Call Newark H 244fl-M. . wj25 have promised. The there had been 100 feet o nor asked for and It wns for ly Insisting they had specla es that would go up, Mr. Zir- nfter Mr. Wallace had com bolt 4-2SB6. J2V 1 this instance alone the town- man said they would be four ' apparently do not realize tha new laterals Installed and 100 rights as school district tax home for dinner. It was t APARTMENT A rooms and bath, fur- ACREAGE FOR SALE their campaign efforts cai feet of drangeburg pipe t ship committee wos to render payers. James Kube. one c models . with 15 different ele have been his day off but hi nliihtd. % porches, pleajtant loca decision. Mrs. K 1 e I n b e r g vatlons to provide variety In tion In Cllffwood Beach. Call Matawar bMS acre" Matawan, cleared, "level result only In splitting the op- carry sway all offensive ma their number, was arreste was working because snothe 1-0244-J after 8 p.m. J2^ position to the Democrat Ma- ter. commented the credibility of for defying a police order t< architectural aspect. He re- policeman was ill. land, nice location, near schools, ported they would range in A"PA~HTMENT 0 rooms, "heat fuTn busei and . railroad iiaiion; city chine which might be SKve the witnesses decided this. cease loitering on the fleli Mr. Keuper Thursday reaf iFhed. 130 Main St., Mat&uar water and c-tcctdc. Sacrifice $1500.. thereby from defeat. Mrs. Hughes and Mr. Mi The Madison Inn case In- and leave, price from $15,000 to 'near avollable November 151h. Flov Call Matnwan l-<63? \\)7A $20,000. He reminded the firmed the Initial investtggtior VnnBrakle, Matawan 1-223C-M._ Jl honey were of the Opinion th( volved a youth who had been Mr. Kube was put in Ja report released by his office township was obligated to ge board that 1500 houses of thi; APARTK5ENT 3 rooms, all utilities HELP WANTED (Signed) arraigned previously before but later released by chle Mr. Wallace had told officer! Call Malawan 1-4846-R after 5 p.m. Madison Township authoritative Information foi Township Magistrate John order with a shopping center Flood so lie mleht partlclpati would lead to an-increase of he and Mrs. ^.Wallace wen ' . jas SALESMAN to taUt complett ch»']tB .'. Republican Candidate! the residents on who select! Fuchs as a disorderly person in the game with the Snyre APARTMENT. 4 room*, all Improvl ol lewlnjt machint dcDirtmem: ex* real property Values of $30, arguing over his lrregula (icrienee nrelerreri out nnl etiential. ['Tot. Township Commtte patients'from the state liospl for; submitting an identifica- vllle team when It was shll hours on the police force am merits. Inquire Janklex. Highwa al to board out anoT to wlis 000,000. Mr. Dolan acknow- 34. Box 42; South of Lloyd R^d. Mat uond tne-ime; marvelnu* looort'inity f-\ : Horace Anderson ' tion card, not his own, with ed to that borough. Monda that she had, In-effect, said 1 for rluhl mm. Write Box 518 Key- degree these patients are ID ledged there were 1060 Jersey awan. J2S Don w|tl v John Chamberlain the wilful Intent to mislead a night Mr. Kube plead guilt; "I should take a knife and stal rUnNIBIJJCD room, tuitable for Don Macrae i ed to be In a state of cure bartender. Central Power <• Light Co. GENERAL office uorker, «on»e Jcnoiv* before Borough Magistral outlets o meters for homes you." ,,- or Wo permns, near business cen ledge of bookkeeping; recent Hint) For Tax Assessor Mayor Mart said this was a Martin and was fined fas am ter. Call Matawan 1-2046-R. Jl School graduate, Write Box K car* original situation for town At the outset of this case, In the township now. so 'this Went Inlu Bathroom i , Leonard Massom Ralph S. Heuser, Matawan, »5 costs. She subsequently went Inti tit Ihls newtpaper. \\j2S ship officials but promise would more than double the HOUSES FOR SALE MALFTdVivir over 25 jean o( aE«7 they would leek a clear an attorney for the defendants Report from Fatrolmm number of Us home units. the balltrpom. opening from tht »!so to »ork In stock room; steady demanded to know under Volk otjier players had bee! kitchen, where both had been UU1LUINGS to niova delivered ID work, all year. flrferencet. Writ* swer. 1 vour nropcrty Cbeap All tmorov* HoX J in care of tltit newspiper. what law his client was being "arrogant' led Chief Flooi Mr. Zirman reported that Mr. Wallace told the Investi menti No price over niione High The residents had o I h e tried. Mr. Mullane stated If to order them to report 1 such studies as had been gators that a little later h way 33. Mftrulapnn fhont Kngilsh Ground Broken complaints about the home town 7-3551 Maillnit addreii, Htrn was under Rule 1. of the court next Monday for sucl nude to date Indicated the picked a knife from a tabl N Forman tiox' 187 Frcehntd ,v11t MATAWAN '(continued from page one) especially because truckin state alcoholic beverage code. nnd — not seeing her at'tin further action as may be tak average of all. houses In the RAR1TAN Township. 8 room house, roof slabs and masonry exter came Into a residential area Mr. Mullane cited that on en, township could not be more time — gave It tin underhanc lot 140"» 200. Full cellar, garage, UNDERGARMENT CO. lor walls.' The bulldlrtf, wilie Mis. Cuchural mlnlmlae May 5. two ABC agents had In value than $19,000, so there toss and said. "Here's a knife sun porch, oil heat: furnished or un- Cituaei Dlaturbunc* furnished. Call- Keyport 70530W-1. OPERATORS will front 17 feet on Maple PI, this, Mr, Mahoney also wan observed the 'sale of beer to Patrolman Volk. entere< was bound to be % beneficial Stab me!" ed aid for their rofld, it drain William Reltemeyer, 18, anil EXPERIENCED and extend 100 feet to the vcrvr, complaint against Wlllian gain in raUbles. He asserted At that second, he told th MATAWAN. Cape Corf Jinme Him f*' STEADY'WOnK has been designed for an u rue condition nnd streei Francis Clncotta, 10, both of It was only when a house to liaiuUnt attic, 2 bedrouniK, Hvlnr; GOOD pAV "* lights. The mayor promise Herbert, Matawan, for cau Investigators, she stepped Iron 7.43 a.m. to 4:1ft p.m. timate height of . two-stotle Laurence Harbor, at t he Ing a disturbance and usln be erected in a subdivision of the doorway, not coinpletel; room, kllchcn and bath, S** heat, $ Dav Week action on Woodbtook Dr. tin less value than the average -K»s range, G. E. automatic wmlur, 5 Johnson Ave., Matawin and. extension to the rear tc Miullson Inn without Infornm | loud and Indecent language I erect from the bent position 1: aluminum st(irn> windows and icreciir, Matauan LU71 provide space for future tele the street lights soon,, bu of houses already In the mu- S10,a«0. Carllon H. I'nUng. Iteal Ki- averred the drainage matte: lion abouU their ages being a group of quarreling peop which she had stood while I tat* ilroker Call Kevport V-H'IM. phone requirements. asked. the officer had had lo qulei nicipality "that trouble Is the washbasin fixing her hal : would have to be referred ti caused from development In • wjW EUXTniCIAN. "firnt i laV».~ff»T"in^ Flrat Area Telephone! In 189 Proved Ate Previously at 8 StlUwell St. A womar •The blade struck her heart ani MATAWAN corner hMntj'7'i rooniV! diiFtrl«l plant uiaintt-nanc-e, expt-rl* Marlboro Township, as thi a community. 1 ence on rtia>i and timers ncce>»«ry. The first telephones In thi Mis. Christine Plosky, who signed complaint again yas heat, (till cellar, near school Good Maicei, jteady work *mj wel- aiea of the runoff Is In tha one 1 and but Jine. 110,500. Priced for Keyport-Mntawan area, woi municipality. of the four operators of the the defendant alleging nisaul 310,000,000 Annual Buslnesi Mr. Wallace carried Her t quirk »alt. Carlton H. Poling. Heil fare benefit*. Applv dnilv 8 a.m. la installed in 1891. They wan tavern, claimed the youths withdrew It. Apparently some Mr. Zirman estimated that EslJit* Broker. Calt Kt<,port 7-10)3. 4:30 p.m., ArchlU-iliiral Tiling CUM a apot nenr the front doo [lW St Jarkxnn Sl«., Keypori, v \23 pay stations in tho drug store; Wi 11.* r d R'isley, Keypor had showed Identification body In the group had beer he was bringing $10,000,000 Seeking help, he went to th [ of Dr. E. McKlnney, Pron complained a property cards on Pllor visits to the fighting for Patrolman Vol annual worth of new business other duplex apartment o> KEYl'OHT. nicely located haine7""3 childr*in n ear. lonie exuerirr.r* had bought Irom ' tile town tavern to prove they were bedrooms, bath, dininf room, liv- and Broad SU., Keyport, am found It necessary to tak to the area with his houses. cupled by Louis Schacfter ani ing room, kitchen and breakfast nook, of C. C. Slater, Main St., Ma ship seven years ago over 31. Mr. Heuser put these one woman with blood-stains He reckoned that the man j Mr. Schneffer went Into th< lull cellar, oil heat and garage. »ll,* found to have a flaw In th cards In evidence. One bore 800. Carlton H. Poling, Heil Estate f'K.MAI.K. ctetk tj pi*I, general tit* nwnn. These two telephone clothing to a physician for a buying one of the homes Her routiiir. plca'-unt viorkinjf cvn- title when he went to' sell the n«me Curl William Hood; Wallace apartment. Mr. Keu Broker, office. 31 O.bom St.. Ket- were on the same party llm x-ray. Mr. Herbert paid J would be making, on the av- port. Keyport 7-191B. _ * wj» diticma. liberal etii|)l*"-fc benerm. Ap- Mr. Rlsley also wauled the other Richard William per said. Jlr. Wallace uset l>ly Caiilerbtirv Knitters Ltd., Locuft and were connected to tin and IS costs an' the chargi ijrage of $150 per week, the radio In a police car p;rk ATTRACTIVE buncalow, j»irt doiwK know why water pipe coul Colemnn, Asked how they preferred by the officer. Le %i'J p«r ninnlh for veil., Oil heit. Long Branch switchboard. only bi extended for 1200 fei had come into po'Rftesslon of which, when multiplied for a ed outside to call the countj 100 x '190 lot, com bin i Uon wlndohi CLEANING woiiiaiv 5 ^*j'"*~«t*fk: Welnstein, . Matawan, rep' year by , 1500 homes would police radio. Police wen and vtnclMit blinds. John Tr*bach- Early In 1898. a swllchbootn Instead of to his place. Tli I.D. cards not In their own sented the defendant. Um. Matawan 1-1T:I7M. )n Nfuunt Pleaianl Miner Nuriing Horn*. WHS Installed In Slater's Drug mayor's explanation tlint, n names, one youth claimed he produce tht $10,000,001) new dispatched to the home and i» Frtneati Ave., M«tav\ an. Call Store. It wti long and narrow thing could be done until th had found his tenet the other Christ Maler, Maplewoo business. physician arrived to pronounc WANTED TO BUY Matawan 1>4a\. rapid Ad-' father'! clock In shape. Tom ley »ngry. He left the tow week could not afford! to buy Mr. Keuper said Thursa itwei'rv OpfwitunltT Shop. !>• M«t' vancernetii. rsi-eileni i«orkinng( tnrutl Moriarty, drug clerk, and Mr, lull snorting Hint he had pa This pnlr, too, freoly admit- •Jlce, foi' driving over th homes priced to suit life 150-! that at the outset he could no 'liewi u.t ilr.^d^iv Kevoort Call tiini. Call K«M>"tt "-14'>l fufinr ...Mt*r. « ted they had presented the Krvtwi 71446 Itf \tt\\ or niile Ilox It In carr*« of !'»'1 • Slater were tho operator*. [axes In the township, for 3 wh|te line In the center of j by-100foot of the subdivision I "reconcile" Mr. Wallace's ver M and Main SI.. Ke^lH.^ Call Kty- ords with full 'knowledge- It Route'31. , ••'• .ordinance'. Mr. Zlrinnti held slan "ofiKKr- the dentil occu A year or two later; thi years and gotten little (or hi 'i? money. - was not lawful to do so. Anton Harknaen. New Brims-1 lots larger them lOOby-100 f«t red.. He- said, however, thi Situation Wanted SHEETS1IKKT ' rn«t»rn«i~»i , mfrhanlcm*f hanlc. capable of •ffitchboard w*i moved to -tli Mr. Heuser put John Lew- wlck,, arralmied by Patrolman were needlessly large to take alter the Investigation' wa Iivout and aiiemMv. tfiod^rn tt-u- Aberdeen Inn,, Matawan. am Mrs. Edward Hilton, Edg Mldowskl, Cllffwood A v c., AIl.L wain ana tron alt typo or cui good forkl(i|t f oi-.clMSoni and *.«•< 1 ,Volk for driving In. it care- care of and an economic; completed, he was convince taint *1»P tlrctch ctirtaint Ir iav fm. iJKatrd near P*rkvia>, Ni planed beside the bur wiien view Kd. River Oanlens, ail Cllfhvopri, on the stand lo tes- le.i'.i manner on New. Druns H n horn* ' rompt Mnrlra Catt ark MtUl Prrrfiurti, MarK Huh »-»sle that ran up the cost »s w»a the irrand jury, that Ih ou\i> Amt»> r.i3M „ wilt the bartendsr acted ,a'a opera ed action on the road In trot tify he had bren In the Mi\'dl- wick Ave.. paid a fine of $10 of the home unnecessarily, death wts n accident. Kertfluo^h, N J. Call Murd" k ' tor,in additional,uLolher du of her street. MOO. _ i son Inn a good denl and he aniil IS costs. , Aiked what site lots Laur-1 Mr. Schaeffer. he s«l«l. pr OUSRAVOnk* b> ihe day. ar mViiy _ ^ ties. The mixing of arlnks nntl Aii oicllnance to vacate alwayn liati seen the propi'lc- . d, p a* five da) in w«*k, Call Matauan *t'T*»T . Avuiv tn* Edward L. Marks. n.D. 1, ertce- Brook had, Mr. Zirman 'yliJ.cU. v l Wl l)mr l| - < " ' h « Information tha 4HM r MATAWAN, JUNIORS HOSTESS AT THIRD DISTRICT SUPPER CONFERENCE MMH Volunteers To Be Reports Heard By Dr. Shirley Kulcsar Awarded, Feted At Tea THE Matawan Red Cross Monmouth Memorial Ilospt Feted At Showers tol will pny tribute to its vol WATAWAN J ;• The-executive board of the untcers In observance of tin Or. Shirley Kulcsar. the form- U, 10SB first anniversary of tho cstu' Matawan Branch of the Amer- er 'Dr. Shirley Lautcrwald, 162 ' ican Red Cross met recently at Main>'SI,, Matawan waa the lisument of ai|i::(jl'8«iniie« vol.;' J the home of Mrs. A. Edgar gueet of honor at two showers untcer program ;»t': ihB' hospi; -TA'•: Executive Board Palm, Lakeside Dr. The meet- 'during the past week in cele- ml at a tea and reception at Holdi Meeting bration vt her marriage to tho hospital's Auxiliary Hull, ing was conducted 'by the new- George Kulcsar in August. .Air- The oxccutlvo bonrd of th« ly-elected chairman,. Anthony man Third Class Kulcsur is Biith Ave.,, Lonit Branch,,, at Mntuwan Township High School Nucclo, Mr. Nuccio reported stationed in Japtin. 2:39 p.m. Monday." Pnrrnt - Tenchor Assoclntlou that over 200 children had par- The "Horn-of Plenty Green Among many, who will *e- mot nt tho home of tho presi- ticipated in this year's Learn- back" shower was given by celVu lilna from the hospital dent. Mrs. George nitter, Broad as ' citations Tor having given tOrSwiin 'program. . , Mrs, William Gcoft, Matnwnn, St., Thursday evening. : and Mrs. Howard Worth at thp inoro thun 100 hours during •••; Mrs; Palm, Vunior "ReTcrpss lattof's IiolUe in Leohaido. Dec- Hie' past year" sire": ""Mrs". Joaii "•PlBurwe'io "coftiplotedfoi tho" chairman, reported tnat teach- orations were in the fall colors Cus.hm.A», 4 Taylor Rd,. Mfttix. regular meeting which, will l>« er-si)onsors had.been appoint- with tiny horns-ofplenty favors wan; Mrs. Charles Schock, held Tluusday evening, Nov. ed as follows :-Mata«rtm Iftgh fdr each guest. Attending were Jr., 200 Washington Blvd., Sen 5, at 8 p.m. Instead of ths School, Mrs. Florence Ochs; Mrs. Tlunston Thompson and cmt, formerly of Mntawan; Charles Wolf, 8] Beacon ourth Thursday, which li Matawan Elementary School, Miss Sally Burdee, Freehold; 1 Thuhksglvjng, Tho program John Lynch;. Cliff wood School, Mrs. Ruth Rledlnger, Union Blvd., Kennaburg . _?*5!!i»LP»!berg,; ..Plans are Bench; Mrs. Mabel Wulltnfs, High School girl volunteers as been arranged so that tha being made-for.the Junior Ited West Keunsburg; Mrs, Oeorge from this, area, known as the parents can visit their chil- Cross^ drive, which will begin Mauch, Keunsburg; Miss Flor- Yellow Jackets, who will ro dren's clussrooms, meet tho .in the ..schools on Nov. 1. . ence LeRoy, Mrs, Rocllt.Le- celve pins (or 100 or move teachers, and BOO what t II a Mrs. Palm also reported rep Roy. Mrs.'Joseph Karlik, Mrs. houi'N servlco nro: Miss EH?.- class Is trying to accomplish. resentatives. from the. local Malcolm- Mosher, Mrs, John nboth Boyco, 238 Main st,, cl w ;~-high=.jscb.ool "WoiikU aoooinpQny DB....Walne.; and .".Mia.... Charles -?k?...lY >i>!g.' 1H follow a.,ri>|j.__ her to Shrewsbury todayhfora Houla,-Koyporli Mrs. Charles Ing, Dox 102, Ha«let and MIBS uiar Bchooi day Bchcdule. meeting of the Monmouth Coun- Bolco, Old Bridge; Mrs. Carrlo Nntnllo Hughson, 324 Main I'lnns wero n\»do for attend- ty. Junior Red Cross Council, Formon, Mrs, Harold Smith. St., Kpynort. ing tho Parcnt-Toaohoi' Aaso- Mrs. W i 11 la m Turner an Mrs. George Clark, nnd Mrs, elation Convontlnn In Atlantla The Matawan Junior Woman's Club vwas hostess" club Department; Miss Dorothy Dclbasco, Matawan, president of Hetty Lou Moi'ND, 210 Front nounced she ' ad been made a at the Third District Supper'Conteren'ce or the Junior Member, Hie hostess club; Mrs, C. Howard Snnborn, Glen Ridge, pres- William E. Smith. Matnwnn. St.. Keyport, Is among olght City, todny and tomorrow, • - director of the Monmouth Coun- ship Department, New Jersey .State Federation of Women's ident of the New. Jersey Federation: Mrs. Daniel L. Levy. .. Gifts ..were, sent by Mrs, Yellow Jackets wlio have Some of the mumbei's ulso ty Chapter for,two years and Club, held on Thursday evening at the Rollo,Post. House, Key- Wllllnm Kuhns, Cheoscqiiakc; comptotcd 50 hours or- morn will' attend the" mooting an Avenel, "third district advisor; Mrs. ^Itensselaer L. Carlnn 1 stated that $2010 had. been'real- port. Sixteen clubs in the district were represented with 108 Mrs, Gcorgo Wells, Mutnwan; service to entitle them to cm Matawan, president of the Matawan Woman's Club, lemirrsMp training conducted ized in the previous year's fund attending, including many honored guests, Mrs, Herbert L n u l c r w a 1 d tltlcates but who do not yol by tho rurcnt Kduontlon Com- drive. Matawan's quota was • The conference was dedicated to "Service Through Clliien- Standing'; Mrs. John M. Alton, Ventnor, southern vice North Plninfield; Mis. Jnckson qunllfy/foi' tho pins, inltleu of. thi! MonmotiUi Coun- $2250. ".'.,. shlp" by Unity In Diversity. The color scheme was carried out president; Mrs. Joseph C. Williams, jr., Wcstvllle, southern Bolcc, Hialct; Mrs; Kalherlno in red,-white and blue, and each guest and club president re- vice-chairman o( juniors; Miss Carol Delbasoo,. co-chairman ty Parcnt'ToaaliRr Assoolntlott Plans were discussed for the ceived a corsage of white carnations, with red, white and blue of the conference and » member of the junior convention Miller, Union Bench. Junjir Fetlowthip In ljong Uinnch on.Nov, 5, Red Cross Fund Drive In bows. .. -.-.,•' •. committee; Miss Fcances Jones, Hoboken, northern vice- chair- Another surprise Hhower wns Preparet Dinner March. The chairman's name In the above picture, In the usual order, are aome of tho man of juniors: Mrs. A. Shurtlclf Drew, Clifton, northern given by Mrs, John- Marvel, Girl Scouts Plan To will be announced at a later honored guests: Sittint, Mrs. Arthur A* Overgaard, Fords, vice president; Miss Elaine Cherry, Keyport, co-chairman of and Mrs. James Goldle. Koy- The Junior Illuh Westminster date, but Mrs^ Franklin Schi- third district vice president; Miss Marjorle M, Bronkhurst, the conference and State Junior Garden Chairman; Mrs. port n.nd Mrs. Everett llnslptt, Hold Halloween Party Carl O.losky. Avenel. third district delegate to tho General Fellowship of the First Pros- ele will serve as vice-chairman Keyport, advisor to the Matawan Juniors; Miss Dorothy Fur- at Mrs, Haslctt's homo pivl bytcrlnn Church, Muluwniv, and Mr*. Turner as advisor, ' ness, Elizabeth, stale chairman of the Junior Membership Federation Convention held lit Kansas City, Mo. - slon St., Keyport. • • • ' Girl Scout Troop 111, Mnt»- cooked mid served a dinner on wnn, will hold a llnllowcou The annual third district iors,. Long Branch Juniors, held In May In' Kansas City, field, chairman of the 1957 Gueat at the mlsccllnneous Friday evening for tho build Party on TunBday at tho Trin- Sha\y»jEntertain Manassuon Juniors, Mata- Mo. Junior Spring Convention shower were members of Iho Inn fund cmnpulun workers. ity Episcopal Chinch parish supper conference of the Jun- choir, the Chrls'tlnn FOIIOWHIIIP, In HonorOf Son wan, Juniors, New Bruns- Miss Patricia PUsl, Mata- Committee, spoke uiielly on Young people nurllclpnllng house from 7:30 too p.m. ior Membership Department, wan, played piano selections, convention and tfriied all Jun-and tho Prlmnry Sunday School New Jersey State Federation wick Juniors, Point Pleasant In this project wore Teddy On Tuesday, Nov. 6, lilvoi- Mr. and Mrs. Martin Shaw after which the following iors to attend, as this year Is tcncheis of tho First Uaptlst Cornell, Maria Dietrich, Chos in IT services will b» held for of Woman's Clubs, was held Juniors, South Amboy Juniors guests were Introduced:' Miss the 30th convention of the Church, Keyport. Atlondlng entertained Thursday in honor Thursday evening at the Rol- lor Galloway, Carol Hollor, now moiubora. of their son, Richard Glenn. A Woodbridge Juniors, and Bronkhurst; Mrs. C a r t a n; New 'Jersey Juniors. Repre- were Mrs. Rowland VanClccf, Freddy Kalma, Jnck Litmuort, Nov. 13, Christmas envelopes brith was performed'by the lo Post House. Keyport, with Mrs. Donald Frank, New senting third district on the Mrs. Arthur BuUor, Middle- Mrs. Daniel L. Levy Avenel, Woodbrldge Sub Juniors. Linda Locltwood, Uritta Shuw, will be flllodj with Christmas Rev. Saul Edelman, Perth Am. Brunswick, Junior State Art committee -are Mlas Mary town; .Mrs, Harry Crawford, Dcnn Ilccnmn, llrarltord Iliad- Seals, under the direction of boy, assisted by Mrs. Jose DIstrlctAdvisor, presiding it Mi s s Dorothy Delbasco, Chairman; Miss Cherry; Miss Lou Gallsln, Avenel, who Is Mrs. Norman WulUng, Mrs, the business irfeetlng. The ach, Bocky Coopor, Pat Miller Mrs. Charliis Bprlnnhorn, Mrs. phlne Tlghe. president of the M a t a w a n Vlvian^-AllirtS, Asbury Park, chairman of talent night, and Richard Applcgate, Mrs, Evn-Karen Olmstoiul, Margaret Ot- V, Ellison Is tho leader, with Matawan Junior Woman's club, welcomed the guests. Junior Chalrjtian of Finance, Miss Carol Dclbasco, who la rett S. Paling, Mrs. Harold to and Sally Pearson. Quests attending were: Mr Club was hostess to the. 16 Mn. William MoDonald, »i- i and Mis. .^Eugene Newman The Invocation was given by Mrs. Hans Nellsen, Avenel, chairman of pages, Collard, Mrs. Russell Craven, sisUnt. clubs In the district. Clubs in- Junior Representative to Fed- Red~Bank; Mr. and Mrs, Jose Miss Marjorle Bronkhurst, ad- Miss Carol = Delb&sco and Mh.r WIHinnj Murray, .Mrs, "Holp Wantod" ads in this ph Elsenberg, North Bergen: clude Asbury P a rk Juniors, eration Board; Mrs. O v a r- Miss Cherry served as co- Lydla Frederick, Miss Ruth Asbury Park' Sub Juniors, visor. After the service of gaard; Mrs. Williams; Mrs. papor tall you about tht toad Furnished" aputment Mr.'and Mrs. Edward Landes, chairman of the conference. Nelson, Keyport: Mrs, Kenneth lob» open. . for sal* at this oftlaa. > New York;' David Hirsch, For- Avenel Juniors; Avon-by-the- dinner a report was given by Alton; Miss Jones; Mrs. Mrs. George Deltz • was In VntiMeerbckc, and Miss est Hills,••N.'Y.i- Mr, and Mrs.Sen, Juniors, Breton Woods Mrs. Carl Olosky, who was Drew; Miss Fulness, and charge of the program and Ursula Simons, Mnlnwiur, Mrs, Morris Wolfe, M r s. Charles juniors. Fords Juniors, Fords third district delegate to Gen-Mrs. Sahborn, > MM. Robert Morrcll, reserva- Joseph Sundle, Mrs. . Hurry Sub Juniors, Little Silver Jun- Goldstein and Mrs. Samuel eral Federation Convention Miss Jean Hamilton, Plain- tions; Kock. CUIffwood Bench; Mrs. Korobow, Keyport. John Mills, Hnrlot: Mrs, Also Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Thomas Goldle, Elizabeth. H. Friedman, Mr. and Mrs, Gifts wore sent by Mrs, It e o n a- r d^^chlossberg, Mrs. Andrew Halfnm', Union Beach; Keep it Richard Zermak, Mrs. Howard Personal Items About Matawan Residents; Mis. J, Frank Wolgand, Mrs, Friedman.and Mrs. Peter Al- T, Fred Young, Mrs, Wllbort under' bert. ,!- Smith, rMrs Norman Lauisen, Mrs. T. J. Ferrano enter- -Mrsr Frank. H. Bliss" attend- Mr, and Mrs.' Arthur North, Ouests of William Meyers Miss Irene Rodger, Keynorl, Our Apologies tained her. brldg* club on •d the Saturday matinee of Queens Village, L.I., ipint t his aottag* In Beach Haven, over the week- We apologizes to Charles Thursday at which time the "Most Thursday with Mr, and Mrs. Youth Group Plant ;M a g 111 superintendent of prize winners were Mrs. Ran-York. Allan J. Morrison, end were Matthew Feldman, Athletic Discussion Madison Township Schools, for dolph Harris, Mrs. Stephen Mrs. James Martin and Dr. Conover H. Burlew-and Matthew Dzlekowskl, J a o k misquoting a statement ha Maciiga and Mrs. F."Howard Pearson,, Jr,, a n d William "What Price VletoryJ" will Mrs, Robert Colot spent th* Mrs. Burlew spent S u ndt y b« the toplo of an audience -made at the Browntown Par- Lloyd, • Jr., a substitute. weekend with MaJ. Harold wlUi Mr. and Mn. Harry Qutnn, Jr. ' participation pansl dUcunlon ent-Teacher Association meet- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard H. Martin and Mrs. Martin, Al- StelgUman, Rlverton, -'..±*i- Mrs. Conrad Johamuen "en- sponsored by tha MaUwan Ing ,|(i . tiei ..Oct.: .18 -issue.!- of DISanto entertained- »l» fam- Presbytorlan Benfor Westmln- The Matawan . Journal. Mr! ily dinner Saturday. T hi i r exandria; Va. ' ;•'.;•. '. ;. Mrs. 'James 'O. "Harrison tertained »t bildgo Friday evening. Winners were th* star Fellowship. Tht meeting s Magill believes the prelimin- guests were Mr. and Mrs. S. The Matawan Fir it Aid and children, Sandra and Jef- will Uks place at 7:>0 p.m. ary curriculum .now being J. DiSanto and .children, Jo- Auxiliary will hold a benefit frey, Midland Park, recently hostess, Mrs. George Burba- Sunday, at tht Matawan , p'anned by the Mad Ijjp n sephine and Anthony; Mr. card party Tuesday evening spent saveral days with Mr. nell and Mrs. Elmort Katt- Presbyterian L e c t,u r e Hall. OLDS FOR '57 Township Board of Education and Mrs. -Theodor* DlSanto 319 Main St., and all art In- in tin First Aid Building, Lit- nd Mrs, Rensselser L. Car- will-meet the needs and am- and. children, Ann, Theodora, tle St. vited, tan. Mr, and Mr*, James A, bitions of students In • com- jr., and Patrick Fasquale. Miss Margery' Anderson, Does all home, ohuroli and •PAN-A-RAMIO WINDSHIKkOJ prehensive high school. Inad- Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Charles W. Ellison spent Farley were Saturday even- Moundsvillo* West Va., spent ing gueits of Mr. and Mrs. school training go by the vertently, The Matawan Jour- Hunt returned home, Friday the weekend With Mr, and nal said' he did not believe Thursday to Saturday with Henry Mldura, Newark. board when a boy enters an Mil In view (i. IniMt ami autl OUimtbtlt'i wMtr, from » visit with Mrs. Ar- athletic contest? Is It really the curriculum^ would meet thurD. Bownt, Ormond Beach, Mr, auid Mrs. Robert Bentley. Mrs. William Myatt, Pitman. higher wlndihUW mtini grotc »unil-th»-a*rMt Mr. and Mrs. J. Raymond Mrs. Harold M. Jones, Bos- Mn. Henry Hanna has re- true that school tonms ire: •nil ovtrhMd vlilonl dm* In Friday, Ntv, f I the needs. ri~dthe public for both vkwlng olutiKe of a patchwork apron en. Friday evening, Mrs. William A. Wdsm'uth. and /exhibition mid all iirtU'.i to be made \iy Iho ini'inlii-ifi. "Muybe I iliould talk it over wltli my Full Fashioned , ' Mr: and Mrs. J. Fred Rob- Mr. and Mm. Edward W. of the camera are urged M It w(an ilccldrd to lirllig inson were dinner guests of Currle attended a dinner In participate. ClulMinui ullis to tlm next banker. That'i what Dad alway* docs." Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lackey, honor of Mr. and Mil. Nath 'I'M Mulawan CameiU Clul) ii'Kulnr niprllnx, Monday, Irvington, Sunday,' an ' Mpman, Perth Amboy Is co operating with the Wom-Nov. 'i ntiitlrntii at C»IH> Hii* liii'ieifiriit of •i?l*^J)ayi' l)r|xi>ll ln«uranr« Corporallon'i from ,*. ilO-dlr, Mil ^)iroui|hi'Miroiloi« Bhafto and Iticlistrd ! Institute of Cl«v»- Cliurrh, Cliff- TJppei; |«fW.^York*Stsite. ;; .W«nner, . : land, Ohio, »*•<•)•, important yardstick for ~ YoMC0fAi measuring the Keys against IN CHARGE OF A MIGHTY BIG PROJECT AT THIS TIME ^toSS.U5y°^' ^^ ' ' Highland Park and Carter- Matawan Upset By iri plunged' tor- tha point %nd ,et Bayrevnie's'fame wlttf"; ;was^7».fl^ ,..& Johnny Youncofskl. Keyport Rumson: can measure them, i There waa no Bain on either ilterwelgbt, is elated to box against the Keys. Inctden- ,J tide for the rest of the quar- tally, Sgt. Bill Gelger, Key- Before the football .season jtt with Mfiawan futUely fUl ,t Park Arena. Highland »ark, tonight in a, four-round port .Police, wbo- played tor..r October *5, 1»56 P e n e d, Btiyvllle Regional, ing the,.air with, passes, their Freehold In' the'' hard-bitten 'hich has most ot the Toms leep plays cheeked, The last o with Vlnnlo Staala. Asbury da,ys of the Shlbano!fjt- 0r- liver football bickfleld of •ope of * MHS triumph fad 'ark. It will be.tbe Keypori- tells and Kurkowsky. likes last , year, 'was heralded as id when a pass'slipped from r's fifth professional fight, : the - defiant approach this Keys Run Over the team to beat for toe eu' fingers when be was e .has won three and lost Keyport team takes to the . Ihore Conference " "B" title. the clear. Matawan lost opposition, Early games with Lakewood he ball on drowns In mldfleld me so tar. Lakewood, 33-0 nd Keyport 'resulted la a •y choosing to pass rather Roger Muter, Cliffwood Keyport Hlgb'i eleven, an- •out for the eleven of" the ban kick on fourth down, ays' Vlai boxer, makes his ,ew school In Ocean County opeland then whizzed away S LAFAYETTE. " ticipating their hardest game, ro~ debut in the 147 pound Cheeserjuake trainer, 13 com- "> of the "season to "dale at Xake- and-the-Golden^agles ;j>how-_ round end on the last play id no co-ordination to lndt the game to go to the class oirUur card" whan he pletlng a good season- ac-New wood Saturday, found them- A England tracks. He has had • • 1 v e s agreeably mistaken :ate they were going any- Matawan seven. ppoaes Paul Berrlos, The •here. But Coach Joe Boyd Matawan had 13 first downs ifonx. This is a four-round BO o d results this summer when the Piners yielded. 33-0, with David's Dream and Mon without" making a serious lid a man-sized coaching Job Bayvllle's five and had 2-1 with his charges In the two edge on yards rushing, but lOUt. ' Homme >in New England thrust. It w a B the filth Feature bout will be be- tracks gaining seconds in his straight victory for the Keys eeks interval after the de- iarry Way's punting for the acle at Keyport. On Satur- victors did much to nullify tween Bob Provlzzl, Free- latest races with- both horses and their second over a at Suffolk Downs. David's Group n rival. Lakewood had ay he was ready and pulled this advantage. and, Fa., and * Tim Jones, v held Freehold Regional to a he trap on Matawan, winning -'--. Bwvllle Rtjlomi 0):- - — 'lain! ield, - st»te_ jnlrldlewelght Dream ran in a handicap 26-20 score, so the win- ma- Ends—Pine.' Reutter, Enderson. champ. Provizzi once floored race. The highlight <>f the sea- '•*•! •• •• Tackles — BtUenbtnder, J. Bitten- terially enhanced Keyporfs It" was the first defeat the bider, DsWs. lnce Martlnes while Jones son ./or Jack was when his Guards—Wide. Smith, Ellli, went; the route In a bout with two-year-old. He Will, out of •tending In .state ratings. Maroon and Steel suffered In Ceateri—Koch. P«rk«v Shore Conference "B"' Way >oey Gardlello. This is at I Will and Depth Charge, ran After feeling each other out Backs — CopeUnd, Flore, Benson, at Rooklngham and come In --ln~th8-flrst-=halfof-the-open- since Point Pleasant upended fay. Roe. - light rounds. .-, ,HsU>u.(lU eight. lengths- ahead of- the Ing quarter, the team* got them In 1952.' It' also "was Ends — WeUtead, Gcnnann, Peter. The - semi-final—-will -be -5 down to business with the Matawan's first defeat by a jn. leavyweight match, between field" in ~ a spC-Iurlong race. Group I team since that time. Tackles—Gregory, Armour. buck Welton, Paterson, and The;horse later°s t r a 1 a e d, a Red and White doing most of Guards—Vreeland, Mlckaylo. Sak- - It. The Keys found their foe There was nothing flukey wsld. toe Staclo, -The Bronx. In tendon and now is being con- bout the Bayvllle victory. CCen'tew-LewlclU, Ocelli. ither bouts, Vern LaMar, ditioned by Jack. Delaney af- vulnerable at the flanks. Backs — Banafalo, 46nes, Feeler, 1 Hank cleary made handoffa They played the defending itnlth, Mandevtlle, Edmond. ' few Brunswick, will tangle ter, treatment of the injury. to George Ruth or Walter Za- hampsdn even terms. Coach 1 Score by Periods with Ray Rivera, Hillcrest, The,horse will be stabled for j ayvllle 0 0 0 7—7 reinba or sent himself or Ray Boyd gambled agulns' the ef- latawan I 0 0 0—4 nd P e t e Dlnardo, Jersey the winter'along with the oth- LoPresto Into ' the line for 'ectlvenees of the Maroon and Touchdowns—Copelarid, ^Peeler. :ity, will cross gloves "with ers in Jack's stable, at Brook- feel passing game and won. Point after touchdown—Flora. dale" Farm, Holmdel. when* three first downs. The Fillers No football (earn to represent Keyport Hlfh School has ever had an undefeated, untied Otlldtlt — Cray, Murphy, Devine, Wilbur-Washington, Harlem. grew .stubborn la their ground aejton To late Keyport High School gridiron forces have won five straight games In Bis looping line defense, luUlvan. Narragansett closes on Dec. defense at the Blue and White eonvlneing fashion this season. They see the chanoe to be that first all-winning eleven. Those spread out, handled the Hus- 1. Paul Lafayette, Jack's dad, 80. Cleary then took to the who will bear the maximum responsibility toward this objective are Hank Cleary (left) an* kies deep reverses at lmport- eyport Sailor* To has a new filly by ScobeyvilU air. With the Lakewood de- George Roth (right) eo-captalns, who will lead the Bed and White, team on the field and Pinkie ,nt Junctures. Looking It Over at their farm at Cheesequak* fenders and everybody else In Clesry (second from left) and Fran Townsend (second from right), co-csplalni of cheer- lace At Riverton from which they expect great -, At the start it looked as Keyport Yacht Club dinghy continued from fifth column) the ball park expecting ac- leaders, who will marshal the school spirit to back the boys. .fac Ewan and Art Sllcox as things. Should Jack changa tion, he completed a pass to though the Bayvllle coach tailors will participate In the ad missed his cue. Matawan coaches under the name of his mind about racing hti Rich Johnson at the Finer 10. umptU Bowling Regatta stable- this winter, he has. ook the opening kickoff out his weekend, The event la the "Panthers," to belle the Johnson waltied Into the end lusplolons of the KHS author- been, promised stall sp*e at lone for a score untouched. Spills, Crackups, Mehichen Keys Foe; ost their own 35. Two plays iponsored by the RlVerton LOOKING ater Dave Smith was loose ties. Jim Humphries, then a both Tropical Park and Hiu- nd Edgewaler Park Yacht leah by Gene Mori,, director. _ The Pinters fumbled shortly in the reverse for a 36-yard KHS faculty memberxand for- r lubs and is held on the Dela- of Garden State Park, after the following klckoft and In Stadium Finale IT OVER MHS At Lambert* allop to the Bayvilla IB, ware River. mer Rutgers grid player, ren- Bob Alnslle, Keyport « n d, Frank Banafato passed to dered what help he could . was in on the ball at the Stock car racing at Old Keyport Hlgh'i football In racing at the Keyport ith the coaching to make it orces meet Metuchen at KHS Dave Jones wben the Golden Club over the weekend, Lakewood 48. Zaremba and Bridge Stadium wound up for FIRST OARDEN fight Fri- Eagles contained two grbucd iafef for the boys to play the LoPreito were at the 34 as another season Sunday when field'Saturday. No game Chuck'Bolto capture d^two game. Ed Bllderhack, a 150- day for Johnny Youncofskl, would be harder to forecast ilays and interference was tieats and Don. Cooper one. tte quarter ended. Then Ruth Len Brown; .Lambertvllle; Keyport welterweight, did not uled at the home team's jound Rutgers varsity player, took a handoff and romped Don Btumpf, Rldgefleld Park, in advance than this one, in 'Inlsblng in the Saturday arranged the game with' the turn out so well as he was that Keyport cornea up -our-yard-line. Purvis Peeler ace was Cooper, Bob Ko- •.way from an overstated PI- and Bill Farry, Belmar, shar- outpointed by Bert DeWltt, a swept wide on a spin play to lightweight Scarlet Ixosh ner team 34 yards for a leo- ed top honors. ' .gainst a combination that Is oed, Bolte and Charles How- team. KHS won 6-0, a, prized NOW thni SUNDAY Ions and lanky Newarker. more or less a "one man"go over for a touchdown. He ,rd. In the first race Sunday, ond score. Brown snared the biggest Their four-rounder was put victory, as one Keyport team. The one. man Is Dlok rled the same thing for the was Bolte, Cooper, Bud De- lheloveitoryota The Piners fumbled shortly plum of the NASCAR pro- on after the feature Joey Ql- joint after touchdown but it hronloler of the day has It Groenben, who runs, kicks, aney, George Totten, Jr., Ko- teen-age boy and an „-., without the services of their gram, capturing the excite- ambra-GU Turner bout with asses and Irons the wash not click. because the Rutgers frosh two passers,.. Billy Korjane ment filled 100 lap feature. oed and Howard. In the seo- iad beaten Metuchen, and underttanding womaa DeWltt at 145 .pounds and and does whatever else there -First Matawan qualms were md race Sunday Bolte was and .Paul Komar. so there Stumpf topped the field In Youncofskl at 143 3/4 pounds. is to do for Metuchen's others e 11 wben Frank Copeland Metuchen had beaten, yes, was 'little they oould do to the 50 lap semi-feature and rst with Delaney, Kofoed, rou guessed it,- Matawan. At- DeWltt had a reach advan- wise green and unschooled abk the following kick-off at Totten, Cooper and,. Howard spread Keyport defenses to Farry grabbed tha wild 29 tage and used it skillfully. He iackfleld. If Oroenben does the Bayvllle 20 and ran pell- tempts to arrange a "secret" get baok Into the ball game. lap novice race. railing In that order. game with the Matawan var- obviously - wag a tighter. .pt, ox-J lot feelgood on Saturday, the mell through the whole Hus- Howard, a former KYC They punted deep Into Key- Tony Battle, Paterson; perience for he did not rush game will be a rout for the kies team for a- touchdown, ilty were thwarted by the au- port territory, but LoPresto, 3tar class sailor, was using thorities of both schools. Bo Johnny Fran, Far Rockaway, in and slug it out. He kept Keys. But if he Is In an ex- lut the officials decided, new Penguin for the first Cleary and Ruth- put on an N.Y.; Al Warden, Lakehurst. his distance and boxed easily. client state of health, the mid cries of anguish from the first Keyport-Matawan in- SCOM 84-yard drive for tha third Ime to test 'ier proper trim- terscholastlc game had to and Tommy Clark, Red Bank, Youncofskl hurt him twice *ed and White will be up .he home fans, that Copeland ming. The racing was featur- »j»nniioeo««. Keyport' touchdown Cl e a r y with heavy rights but not gainst the best individual iad stepped out in mldfield. wait, until 1939. Blunging for the score. . traded the lead In the early :d by the return to competl- laps of the big race. Rah- enough to slow him down. Af- they have encountered That was all from the Bay. . • • • Deborah Kerr In the second half, Finer ,11 season. lon of Totten, once leading way's Pete FraSee sped out ter each right, DeWltt tied up Hie forces for the moment 'enguln class sailor, who Mas KEYPORt HIGH, "now in Coach Ed Voll sought to front on the 10th lap andhis foe In the manner of a MHS got the ball back on John KOT make up for .his deficiency in The Bulldog line is experi- )een absent several years' in Group n themselves, he- Btayed there until the 45th boxer who has been around a lowns and pushed ahead Into comes pretty much-of a de- passing by Shifting from the inced but it could stand more the Golden Eagles territory. Germany on duty as an offi- circuit when he was passed while and knows what the :er of the U.S. Air Force. nominator as to who will be "T" to a single wing. The by Tommle Elliott, Daytona score la., When he was. re-weight. Dick Hlckey and Bob iut it was not until the end Outside Ae law* power drive ' worked for a Kosslck, at ends, are season- champs after Saturday's Beach, Fla. covered from the effects of if the halt that their ot- Central Jersey, Group I, tfUIISC "• while, but John Corclone, the punches, Dewitt went id performers. Bob Basher enslve drive: amounted to Dukes Defeated By RAY DANTON • 1BCIISNOVUCN Keyport guard, Intercepted $ Elliott paced the field until layed tackle last year, but surprising upset of Mata- back to his Jabbing and duck- inythlng. Then they were Bobcats Eleven, 26-0 wan by Bayville, Regional, Jump pass when the Lako- the 01st lap when the car Bob Martin, the other opera- [own on the Bayvllle six with MONDAY and TUESDAY wood ground game would driven by Nick Dadiun, Tno Ins away, leaving Youncof- tive at that pqst, Is. a convert- Frenchtown. Rumson, Bay- skl'i nose sore and his eyes _ play to go, A Jump pass by N*"e w Brunswick Boboats •vUle Regional and Matawan work, no more. This was onBronx, lost a hose connection id wlngman. The Bulldogs Banafato to Tom Welstead on trimmed the Keyport Dukes the L&Vewood 40. One play and sprayed the track with puffed. There were no knock- best setup is in their .center are all in the running and downs in the tight, Dewitt a" cutdver play laUea as the 5B-0, in. a gomo Sunday in all play Keyport. BuyvUle. later the Lakowood line was water. The race halted as a ot the line itrlo, George Flgg, half ended. :he Municipal Stadium, Now trapped badly, and Ruth was result with tour drivers, El- boiatr content to build up a Dolph Grarfenstettor nnd Bob appears doomed unless Key- - Brunswick, before a. large port gives Rumson, French- loose around the flank to go liott, Tommy Clark, BroWn margin on polriti and then "•erry. Al Boczlk, and Art and Coach Barry Rlzzo, Mata- crowd. It was the s e'e o n d 60 yards for the score. A and Frazee, In contention. < take no chances by mixing it. Jimmy James give the cen- wan, appeared to have given town and Matawan a worse game of the season for the beating than the new school penalty was assessed against Soon afterward, Frazee The' lighters whom Youncof- ,er plenty of depth.' his forces the means of tap Dukes in the Raritan Inter- Keyport, however,, and they skl defeated at St. Nick's pin? Bayville's fluid defense f r o'Yn - Ocean County took. dropped out and was followed Coach George Cbntl, In his County Football League. They Tho only other team having were back, at their own 35. by Elliott, who ran out of gas were the rushlng-ln type and b'etween halves for Peeler previously had beaten High- But the-vulnerability of the one good light was sufficient llret year at Metuchen, has and Jones hit the right spots a shot at. the Central Jersey with onlly two laps to go. Qroenben and a fellow named land Park Raiders. Group I, crown is Allen- Piners to sweep plays was Brown, followed by Stumpf, to alow them down for tho on tho Bayville forward wall The Bobcats scored once such that In four' movements night. The Keyporter found Joe In the backfled, Joe to hammer out three first town.' They only tied Rum- Battle and Bob Fershingr , Bini - Lclss, a good pass receiver, per period. Richie Rivers wns son but Matawan beat the of the ball the Keys were goes, in that order, ""•.' out Friday what .makes a downs In succession as the. their scoring ace. He mode back. at. the Finer 10. Then Madison Square .Garden box- Jphn . H n d q u i s t and Bobsecond half opened. But the Purple Bulldogs. Both Al- Bill Chevalier, Sayrevllle, Hoagland are. about the best three touchdowns. One of* hi lentown and Matawan also Ruth got his touchdown on driving Bob Furslew's Fontt- er different. fake reverse and fake passes scores wns on a run of 4! simple reverse. ot rest of the ball carriers availed nothing in scoring play LambertviUe, another ao Special, ran into tough The Bulldog backfleld certain- g yards and another on a run source of comparison. Even Coach Stan (Tuffy) Baker luck' and finished 10th. 150-POUND FOOTBALIi ly lacks balance, and they territory and a pass on fourth of 50' yards. Ken Fields scor- though hampered by a lack sent in his reserves to keep Stumpf was not to be do League has. started for an- are none too strong at the down to Welstead att thth e BBay- ed the other. ' of Group H opposition, the it merciful. The Keyport sec nled In tho 60 "lap scml-fea- other season. The 'league Is flanks. It looks like anothe vllle four was Intercepted by The Keyport eleven's back- Keys, doing so much better onds, however, proved as ture and won with several composed of six eastern good day for Keyport. " Copeland. field of Hal - Shumock, Ei than Freehold Regional or car lengths to spare over, Jacques, Jim Leake and Bo1 Neptune against Lakewood, pressing as the varsity and colleges that underwrite The Bulldogs started the! Thereafter, It was all Bay- paved the way for Cleary to Fershing. Two drivers blew sounds for those of their ville. Their trap ploys ,and Mirro ground out impresslvi should move close to Cen- Electric In-Car Heater tires in this, race: Qeorge season by losing to Dunellen, yardage in midtleld but th tral Jersey, Group H, hon- go over a last time midway student bodies who weigh 10-12. North Arlington took pltchouts functioned consls- Box Office Opens 6:30 in the final quarter. Horvath, Kearny, on the 28th 158 pounds or less, yet want tently to carry them to pas' Bobcats tightened up effec- ors. Tho game with Metuch- Show Starts Nitely At 7:00 lap while riding fourth and advantage of Bulldog mis tively whenever they neare en Saturday becomes an The Keys outrushed Lake to engage In Intercollegiate plays to triumph, 18-0. Thi mldfleld. Here Matawan solv- wood 234 yards to IB in the Jim Henrlokson, Deer Park, ed the' situation better and scoring territory. Oct. 2S-27 L.I., on the 34th lap. football as a sport.' Rutgers best showing of the season FrI - Sat one-sided contest and had is a member of this league for Coach Contl's charge the Golden Eagles wen 144 edge in first downs. There were 30 cars In the and No, 17 ' Jersey on the came when they held strong forced to punt. Copeland': bad accident marred - play, novice race, whloh was halt- Scarlet squad Is none other St. Peter's, New Brunswick, boot went out on the Marooi when Richie Oretsky, veteran ed several times due to spec- to a 19-14 score. Last Satur- and Steel nine'. The Huskle: tacular orackupa. Bob Kas- than Robert MacArgel, one Phone 7-0452 .Finer lineman,, sustained a time Matawan High School day they eked out a win ove had no room to get out wltr . broken leg. Paavo Prlma al- porlci. South River, turned Rumson, 13-12, op desperatloi their deep plays and had his car over on the, fifth lap athlete. MacArgel did best so was out of action tor a is i track athlete, being a passing by Qroenben.. - punt from the end zone, Thi while, making the Lakewood to bring about a restart, ball was downed on the Mata while Jaok Perkins, New hurdler of note in his high Matawan Journeys to Lnm eleven short-handed in the school days and, as a wan 33. backlleld. ' Market, dldithe same on the bertvllle for a game that ninth olroult. Perkins' ma- sophomore, was on the Rut- vital to their, hopes ot belnt The teams changed poo! Kenmt <») Plus "AbdullsihV Harem" End*—Golden, Johnson, LatwensH chine rolled over three times, gers varsity squad. MacAr- Central Jersey, Group I tlona to start the fourth quar- H. Rum. skid along on the root and eel did play football at champs.' LMnbertvllle atarte ter, copeland came out on Tackles—O'Brien, Andersen, Trys. MHS, even though he was the naked side ot the reverse velcamp. stopped only when' It smash- out by losing to Keyport, 46-0 Outrds —Cordons, Mlele, Trollsn, ed into the guard rail. not a regular; brickfield in their first game un.de: to scamper away from the OLMAdeHAVlLLAHD . K Friday Only Cames. • * man, Rutgers must have their new coach, Rock Fresel- JOHNFORSYTHE- MYRNAUW HALLOWEEN Center*—BOMB, Soalone. The scrap for the lead be- liked what. Tony Nusslo Backx—Cleary, O. Ruth, Zarembs, tween Sonny Abagnale, Kear- la. With more time to work ADCIPHEMENJOU 1 SHOW LoPresto, Alnslle. nemlruf, Chromy, ny, and farry was a heated taught him about football, with hie charges, toe Lam- Cartoons Plus i- Ochlneflto, Leonard, VaccereUs, for he Is understudy to Jeff »ONe«i*ScoP6 Lakewooal (0) one that lasted until the 10th bertvllle coach has brought D "Abbott & Costello" Ends—Donahue, Mercer. LeCates at halfback. Le- them up from the Keyport Meet Dr. Jekyll and Tackles—ParrlshTackluParrlsh,, Constanzo. lap when the car driven by Quart*—Cottreil, Bateman, Herb, Abagnale lost its right wheel. Cates is the ISO-pound foot- loss to better things, but they Mr. Hyde" Orttiky. ball playor who turned out have yet to win.. They tled| S OenUir—Workork.. The. race came to an abrupt plus our rtf ul»r show Baeka—ClarkBaekaCark,, Senp, Kaplan, KoKo. end one lap later when wa- so well lie was put on the Florence 13-all.- then lost suc- Special --KIDDIE SHOW - Special b«kk. BafaB , KKarjane, Elsenilark, Coh- ter was spilled from a car varsity squad, It means cessively'to Bordentown, 14-6; Frl.-Sat, Oct. tt-11 , Saturday Afternoon — Starting 1:46 P.M. Come in Costume - Win a Prlie en, Bell, Prlma, Payne. more to be chosen for the North Huntcrdon, 37-0, and Dana Andrews Scor« by Ferlod' and caused several others to 1 - "Rouges of Sherwood Forest" Free Donats and Cider Kovporl T »—" pile up. making It too dan- Rutgers 150-pound team this DunBllbii.ilO-O, The Destroyers Joan Fontaine Lokewoookewood 0 O 0 OO— 0 year than formerly us the gavo Coach Fresclla's forces. New Thrills With The Ssn of Robin Hood 3 Big Days — SUrtint Sunday ThTounchdowns—Od . AuUt (>) (S«, 2200 gerous to continue, Beyond a Reasonable rote: Amhassador'n Daughter Net Shown At Kiddle Show , runs); Cleary O) (t,t tutu); Johnson ' Despite his failure to fin- man who picks tho players a battering Saturday and it (20 p«sl, M run). ish the 100-lap race, Elliott now Is none other than Har- is doubtful if they recovered Sunday . Monday Oct. 28-29 PAT—u. Ruth. Cleary. LoPresto. sufficiently to stand up Doubt Official*—CorUns. Mssovlch, Duma took track championship hon vey Harman, Ilutgers var- The Bowery Boys Continuous Sunday— Slartlni 1:45 I*.M. THE and Duane. • /• on for tho season In the mo- sity coach for many years against Matawan's big line. Fighting Fury Z — Big Features —2 dified division with Frazee until he was retired last The game will be played in BAD the runner-up. winter.'On the Rutgers a colorful setting, on a gridir- campus now they are be- Snn.-Mon. Oct. Racing will be resumed at on at the foot of, a big moun- Richard Wldmark ginning to wonder if they tain. Athletically nnd artlstl, SEED] 4 the Old Bridge Stadium In _ |n _ April 1057. were not a bit hasty about eally It should be a pleasant replacing Harman lost win- afternoon' for Matawan fans The Last Wagon ter, Football Schedule who make the trek across the — also — ~ ISfSfgj state. Th Animal World Saturday • 2 p.m. BIG Matiwan al I,>mberlvllle. UQHTWEIQHT FOOTBALL To««.-Wed.-Thurt, Metuchen at Keyport, calls til mind that the first Shore Conference FREE BOWUNG Neptune at Leonardo. Oct. 30-31 • Nov. 1 Our Lady of the Valley at Had football game played by -« BTANOINGt Olivia De Havlland • Taesday • Wednesday Oct. I9-J1 SHOI Hank Catholic. team purporting to represent Class A Point Pleasant *t Toms Tllver. W L T Pis Adolph Meolao INSTRUCTIONS Ited Dank at freehold, Keyport High School on the- Treehold Beglonal 10 11 — In — numson at HayvlUo luglonal. gridiron was played against Neptune 0 0 « RICHARD WIDMARK Also Aabury Park at Perth Amboy. a Rutgers ISO-pound fresh- IUd Bank , { 1 0 Th« Ambassadors Frankie Lalne DAILY Csrternt at South nlver. ^ Manasquan HO TREVOR HOWARD "HE LAUGHED LAST1' Dunellm at St. Peter's (ND), 10:30 man eleven. The start of foot- I.eanarao 1 Daughter a.m. ball an a sport at Matawan Lakewood O JANEGREER Highland Park at Sayrevllle. Tome nlrw » Wed - Than Qct. 31 Nov. 1 JIM CROVER Lskewoo^ ft Manasqusn. High- In 1D34 brought much Clsil • Frl..S»«. . Nov. *-S I rrUay • P. discontent the following year WI.Pts Jeff Cnahdler CMEMASCOfE l»n» Branch at New nrunaA'Irk. at Keyport High that the RedKeyport I • • STfcS»>«« ^' MaUwart I 1 4 — In — KEYPORT RECREATION Football Scores and White also did not have nayviiie Heglonal i i i a varsity eleven. Keyport nurmon e I o Pillars of the Sky RofiT. TAYLOR Point Pleasant • 10 N*v. 1-S-S Keyport 3.1. Lakewood (I. frowned on the agitation be- " — »l«o — ; .- Nut Week Thin. - Fil. . gat. terl Omh, AMERICAN LEGION BSLyvlUe Regional .7, Matawin 0, L«or>ardo O, freehold Utgioimi 0. cause of the expense Involved The Crippled Children Pro Rlohkrd Carlton IfES • COBURH Metuchtn 14, Humsurt 19, and the lack of a field, where CORDON MacRA? ! BUIIDING tonf Branch US, South Itlvtr 0. gram of the State Depart- — In — DANDMIEY Kiddle Township IT, Point rli.ii.it upon a group of students took ment of Health provides II 1 81 Front Street matters In their own hands nanclal assistance to pay the three for Jarnie Dawn Neptune It, Manat/iuaA liT" • 8*/>4. -'appliance*, prosthetic devices, U HeMan »l ( iM " 'Ham • practiced with Doug «U. — lo needy crippled chii- Nambtri ; iiiii In ttventh column) PpPWrWril^^ d : •'.•••.•-'••".•_•<•*'....•; , .. Handicap It M TJntJer-Age Hunters. Key-Mat Church Bowling League 753 7SS Ml THE Must Finish Course SCORES OF ^OWUNG LEAGUES IN Calvary MethodUt (l) Oct. 18 O. Ellison 186 138 MATAWAN JOURNAL H, Dorl 134 ... Kejrport Lumber (1) McQueen 165, 118 ... Van Alstyna 131 134 High School student's Keyport Reformed (0) Phllllpp 134 124 October £5, 1956 Paga Sfvem Manley 170 169 Sturgej 195 172 133 throughout New Jersey are Matawan-Keyport an R: Cislo 1J4 17B,.1B4 R.Cameraoa 163 89 13a4. Auinack 150 108 143 Lambert 146 ... being notified they must pre- Merchants League 19S T. Oale 171 158 ..R.. . Loosch , 149 120 ..E., Bllderback 14S 142- 156 Fleischer ... 174 1E5 679 774 773 T. Knam 127 109 lOt ... 188 16D2. FlUgsrali 150 132 198 Feketa .,. 187 172 sent a previous hunting li- Youag 168 161 149 L. Miner J. Knam 158 174 211 Oct. 18 Keyport Bar (1) L. Dick 179 Ml 122 cense or a. certificate show- Dawson 187 159 161 Handicap 24 24 24 Cliff wood Fire Co. (1) Ferrara 134 180 165 T77 842 78D9. Post 172 155 178 739 697 728 ing they have completed • Zalenskl 160 ... 188 S. Potand 143 145 ... H..Plefa 108 . Emm 122 ... • 185 Martin Bullderj <1) Trinity Kplsoopal <£). 843 842 843 course In gun safety," before '. Stringer 171 134 118 W. Poland 93 .-.-, 114 Handicap. ._.. A. Baker 181 118 i30 922 810 792 J, Klsell 135 158 1S7 Hollywood Service (3) , securing a 1956 hunting li- C. Ziegler 128 127 ... S. Poland 98 ... 114 A. Ewlnalon 100 '10 """7- "185 188 164-186 J. OUes 155 212 159 cense. The State Division of . McGlnty ' 167 196 165 Rapotla's Mkt. (2) Pease tJrStlfanick- 169 177 166 830 872 83R9. Bcheety 101 137 117 ... 154 149 O, Arnold 150 187 170 . Kelly _ _ 1S8_ IJLJM Pasternak 227 153 221 Screen 168 183 183 Matawan Baptlat (t) D. 133 143 151 T. Ollea 141 184 103 —Fish- and- aamer-Depavtment \ J=: Jacobs- r 119 171-149 ; H. AAhlerh s 168 J3I RBpoIIa "' J. Mai;tin7' "153 158 "Wr0wen»" •-nnar-ne" ArAdler ~ "180 130 -187 169-178-190- of Conservation and Econom- E. Bechtodt 133 213 151 "Iff T. Baker 199 150 14Handica6 p 15 18 11 726 786 684 814 763 J. Zaccaro 159 201 ic Development, has placed 748 Trahim 185 185 174 200 M. Durea 239 148 177 624 742 89) Frank's Barber Shop ( Poulsen 178 177 201 Sport Good. notices on high school- bulle- 782 855 877Oeran 223 179 174 691 . 711 750 II. Si S. Jersey Hea Sktfh (H tin boards to acquaint stu- Mtseje > 183 148 Tomasello 153 Paradlst , 99 K. Henderson 1S9 15d 194Bajvlcw Presbyterian U) A. Heltteuroder 173 187 141 Rpsato 137 ... 118 Bennett 169 166 181 Rollo Trucking (1) dents with fish and game reg- J. Olsen 109 113 148 G. DJel'Cks 174-151 151 L. Kortenliaus 1S8 149 176 923 878 900 Walsh 111 155 123O. Beach 109 18} 199 936. 798 63E7. Kelley 148 142 131J. Hettrlck 138 123 141 ulations pertaining to the'pur- Stone - 137 ..'. 170 125 132 137 Mat-Key Rec. U) Lynch C. Vr'eeland 201 170 102 Kerpurt Baptist (I) H. Sutlou 192 17S 156J. llettrlclc 137 139 18* chase of 1956 hunting 11- M. Maclag 235 168 169 Smith ... 108 104 S. Laura 168 ' 169 151 T. Brelsch 158 174 122 Kolsa 143 169 146 C. Olsen 178 160 208Handicap ' 39 M » . censes.. Unless . the instruc- Raffs' . ;..„ 188 ... Walling— 148 .188 199 C. DellaPletro 141 192 211 A. Smith 172 144 149 Alger 141 13B E. SchWAlll 142 213 158 tions are carefully followed, T: Soltys '"' ... 170 159 159 199 186 649 829 850. R. Smith 092-7-49 744A. Dlodala 171 201 167 Roblpspn, 173 184 157 many young hunters will be S. Daviao 160 165 Medwlclc ' 177 159 158 . 819 803 797 Conover Lumber Co. 10) B60 763 792 P, Rolltoff 1)4 146 98 disappointed oh" Nov.' 3, the F. Devlno . 180 213 190 American Legion (1) Ppllhs 133 ... 162 Matawan - MethudUl (0) Cliff wood Field Club (SI Geiger J67 .119 172 903 874 829 S. Hughes 127 189 117 B, Lammers 161 103 148 —first day-of-the-upland-hunt- J. Davino ...' ... 18* DIBlasa ... 201 140 V'." MalcheJkt 128 K 130 V; A. H. Production (1) Q. Jloyailaii- ILJlohlatf 144 180 170 — Ing -season;' the 'Division- of ; Orlando 127 ... 142 806 944 .893Olsen 195 141 128 Broome 135 110 141 •P.; Itolton 164 145 D; Lammers' 187 155": 128- Fish and Game warns. A. DlGlanibattlsta 157 182 156 149 128 151 U. Knoell 115 160 Handicap <7 67 61 V Welssman Zulsake 170 126 )138 Lutheran (1) The law provides that A. Plzzl 177 136 183 S * D Super Market «) Carver 179 136 118 M. Longslieot 151) 1S1 150 applicant for a license to J. Brltanak 222 J. Szyzlo 170 193 173 Koscal 189 186 174J, Hopler 159 180 Ml 833 852 SOT Bo1 117 168 16C hunt, who is above the ageN. Bruce ... 158, S. Bonanno 170 177 776 817 895Urban 217 110 170 P- 784 793 749 lllrldlmrn'i B«at Works (3) F, BOOS m IM of 14 atid below the age of B. Guistl .... 160 178 M. Deylno 129 ... 154 The standings: Power 150 129 185 The standings: A. Utrlcliaen 124 147 194 21, to whom a hunting license J. Henrlksen 115 ... 12; ; Larln 179 B. Munima 194' 200 160 Team . • • ; W . Team' W L A, Slovens 146 188 184 has not been Issued previous- F. Pihkhey" 162 187 169 R. Ittfcnburii' 172 144 16! MIUUWIUI Proabylerlani 18 A. Blllettl 107 189 19t Baron Coffee Shop 15' 881 737 80' 150 * ly shall present to the issuing 851 771 838 1*. Nappl .., 189 222 1 W' Kill '... 69 Buyvlow Presbytcvian 111 S, Sloveui 1711 181 ISO. Burlew's Restaurant 12 8 Doyles Market («) Hundlcap 36 31 agent a certificate staling he All-Bros. Woodworking (11 Hebrew Congreuiitloii 13 Hsiiillcap - 18 —IB vl» '. Keller's Liquor Store 12 6 158 183 .. has satisfactorily completed a J. Belletti 135 ... 181 825 946 878 Si. John's Mcthodlal 13 • course in gun safety. A per- Keyport Cleaners U!& 6!iEckert 147 178 3i: ' 732 74J 81 B. Toomer 176 156 Town Tavern 11 7 "• Keypoit Baptist 9 833 703 721 son In this age group who Cllffwood Amoco (1) Blcber 138 103 137 St. John's Metkodlit (}) P. Galettl 156 15? 167 A. Sklslak 164 148 14Ol3d Boathouse W\ Matawan Mctliodlst B tourine's Bar A Grill (!) previously has been issued a Doyle 186 138 160 A. Bogikt't 163 18 Si. Mury's episcopal M.' a**« ISO 103 131 Morlzio 197 .144 178S. Gulsti 153 140 Tourine's Tavern 9 0 license must present the old Fllak - 183 101 200 R. Leioy 103 ... 23 Oethsemane LUtlioian El; Coapor 149 130 140 Muscarelle 177 188 155 DellaPletro 136 ... 12Varles6 e Construction 9 a to - hunting license to the Issuing yan is: H. Pfelter , 141 ... 121 Matawun Baptist F, Pownlsoil 103 I'i4 150 E. Skelly ... 138 142 Downey 203 156 201Mlddletown Lanes 8 7 u -•agent at the time of applying H.» Walling 1115 .187 15' Keypoit Rrtoimed Esposito 201 168 15Circl8 e Chevrolet 8 5 13 F, Jonns 103 313 194 for a 1956 hunting license. 841 7B5 . 823 817 732 891 C. Davis, sr, ' 170 ... IT Tilnlty Episcopal Handicap ]1 91 31 Grey , ... '150 16Sam'3 s Keyport Bar- 8 8 13 Any. jJerson in this age Jar's Sport Goods (1) Mldlown Tavern (S) TV Bailey iaa ,. Calvary Methodist 4 14 group who has lost his previ- McQueen's Cleaners 6 O. Post . .147 148 141 orrell 159 184 15C C, Davis, Jr. IS!) -V. tOO 801 551 ous license also will be re 857 762 811Jag's Sport Goods 3 R. Simmons 149 .. Gags 170 139 lrcuzl 118 144 17 Ootlate Loun«o (S) quired to present a certificate The standings: American Legion, LH 3 F. .McCleaster 141 ,\ Mat-Key Mixed 130 189 181 J. JCell' 162 172-186 W-L' luro 167 141 15 M, worn .snowing he has completed Team" Jlandloap 37. ,. V. Wolff - 143 145 ltU satisfactorily a .course in gunJ. Testino 180 177 1643&D Super Market 15 3 ruce , - 180 202 17 Sunday Night League 132 .. 134 137 185 ' 103 J, Paris 174 138 131 safety. The State Division of. N. Stianlero tfat-Key Recreation 12>/2 5!! Architectural Tile 838 182 86 Llsicki ... 133 171 J, Bmuoai 170 10« m Fish and Game has no record rlapolla's Market 12 8 Supervisors League Ool. 14 l 30 30 30 jld Mill Dairy 11 7 . . ;:^-159 B5« 807 St. Mary's Episcopal (0) Kulaa llaat Works (I) . of-licenses issuedrin—previous 791 • 769 788 Peseux . Buvlews Restaurant 11 7 •'. Borsl Dairy! <«). 173 147. A. Flschler 103 U0 133 years. It also. was erophasU- Schanok'i Fue»> Oil (I) J. Hyer Ull .';; 65a 633 1« ed, that a previously, Issued Donald's Contractors 1014 7V Oct. 19 A, Kulaa 181 199 1JJ 180. 206 200 Harrison ;< US 138 131K. Hyer" , 88. 133 . U/.ure's (I) •' '•' .-'• Juvenile Hunting ;llcense'..ls not R, Spencer Charcoal Pit Dusty Aqua River Boy* (U P. Finehler (84 205 344 W.Lewis ' 134 . 166 150 C. McCormlck 137 129 140 .Thomson. ., 118 140 131H. Mltilnnous . 170 1(8 M, Btnlon 138 160 UT "acceptable In lieu of a certff- Crate's Beverages 8 Borst 18Q B, Ilarrla 174 901 Blind 135 135-135 128 145 143 11. Shumook , - 124 -147 L, Jaivls - in iss ist ._ Icate. and the holder of such liffwood Inn . , •; 8 J. Maiiro, sr. Merwin '171 118 I* Hundlonii 38, 30 P.. Nlederman 167 122 149 M,.RIsenberg ^ 146 135 151 E. Okner -.-.•'• 131 K, US' 10(1 1«J Vra license Is requited - toi fake llffwoodr Field Club — -9- Merwln ' - ' ,173, 186^:14: 471 118 18t J. Overly 159 186 "184 L,. Jacquemln , 11B "105 13| HnndlCBp . - "thei four hour safety course^ leyport Lumber- - - 9- Boist :•:..•• i....-;:i.'.-.'.;jwj-;ju 831 754 ,1ttHnndloni> -«--4B 4» . Located in .every county of ~775 ~815 "818Cllffwood Amoco 9 dTVanCleSi, . T... ---N--. "IHarquot l'liarnmor (I)' New Jersey are 500 qualified ' m 715 784L, Wolf 109 100 192 Old Mill Dairy J3) ag's Sport Goods 10 " ":-.-; 749-73»;791 Matawan Presbyterian Ul . 893 991(81 Instructors, who are conduct- 193 .189 165 •10 •• '•'••;•'.. ; .-.-.'V. '689 680 749 P, Wolf. ' 1S3 US US T. Davino IH-Bros. Woodworking Mint Green Elmers (t) The standing's: :'..••. v '••••.- R. Corn«U_ _ 19» 1»3 187 llendrluks Hairy (I) Ing ..the gun "safety course A. LoSapIo 156 165 15O3K Sales ti Service 7i4i0!i A, Hall ' 130 N, Homlrloks 139 133 131 S, Hoffman 122 1,21 118 Team ,: "T~~n S. Rlttenliutl 173 170-163 • They have been qualified un- C. Oeran 180 157 17Beac8 h Tavern 7 11 J. Hall "303 lM" K, Stiilln- 113 183 134 F, Walling 130 131 104 illdtown Tavern '. 14 4 R, Brdmati 114 194 19Handica1 p der, the National Hifle Assocl J. Rosato 188 I5fl 202Frank's Barber Shop. 7 11 85 64 C. Hendiloks 131 168 139 : J. Mau'ro, 'jr. 149 10» 137 olio Trucking . ;__11 13'. A. Hendeison 180 178 176 ' atlon program to teach safe H. Ross 188 105' 202'Schanck's Oil . « 12 Martin Builders "~i.'13~ A. Hall 184 199 180 F, Dovlno ton i«i 101 - gun handling. Game wardens G. Scrlvanl 106 135 18S 848 592- 883Handicap -81- ~B62 Cliffwood Fire Company 4 14 larbcr. Supply , - 13 Handicap 4 ... 83 93 ..and license Issuing agents, as Hoffman's Liquor Store 2 16 J. SardBlla 170 204 157 _ Cliff's Seafood" III loylos Market '••'•• ,. 11, R, Brsdy 100 190 131 *" well as the Division of Fish O. K. Dales (0) 814 194 9S9 «3!l 094 611 •and Game. State House, Tren J. Robinson 177 209 171 678 690 681 orst Dairy ' U M, Morrison' 140 137 144 - ton,' will give any youthfu! C. Rodls 128 114 135 Keyport Businessmen's Canary Yellow Birds (3) . A. H, Production ,1=0" Hebrew Contreratlon (0) P, Brady 113 108 135 and prospective hunter, Infor- R. Oldenborg 133 142 129 A. Davidson 150 136 177 ingle System Laundry 9 Prager 133 183 18J C, Morrison 170 141 168 s mation on the program. . J. Oldenborg 204 212 151 Bowling League p. Rosato ..- 104 129 120Jayles Electricity 9 Qoldm&n 104, 134 ... Handicap 31 97 SI E. DePoreelit 147 139 131 ohnson's Upholstery t 13 ffiueiiian 128 .,, 174 Al Belletti 145 170 223 1 Oct. 17 M, Strand , 123 147 113 'ed's Bar B ISWotman 148 140 BfJO 033 SOB .Keyport Takes Opener 787 847 80! 172 175 149 150 184 Ul Jack's Hardware II) Keller'* Liquor Store (S) D. Walling /. A. H. Malntenancr" 6 13Korobow : : From. Morganville Hoffman's Liquor Store (1) Fennettl 166 181 183 Si D Contractors' 4 14 FDlnman ,,, 101 144 Ti; Bollawia ^^J»'i VA , Barker-- " .146 188 201 778 726 690A .B.C. Foundry^ _>„..__ _*' 1* Qoldln 108 M. Belleua"" "' 144 15J 108 _ : The Cub ^scout-Flag Foot W Jenkins 158 204 149 J. Cox : '. -190 171 230Simmons 3122 168 IS! Blue MoltlB Bolleri ;---bRlt League got underway Sun- C, DeU»Pletro; 13B %, ^ -aay* at*-Mit*w»n-Hlgii- Boh wi Blind :-.-.,' 115 136 133 i ' 182 ;202,, 117 Kaufer nl81 ,217- 181 L}.!: 126 128 139 r ; v W. Dllger 132 14S~17S ,;^lei«|i,;..-::' • ' " ' :• J.' Slenkewlc* "_174 _153 ^154 D. Arnold , I3o~iar~n St. Joseph's Pack 80 defeated 897 064 P10 P. Egiimann ~789 806 15 R, Homberger I4S {30 120 • Morganville Pack 93 by a score 149 136 172 of 13 to 12 in a bitterly fought Crate'i Beverages (I) Tourlne'i Tavern (0)' battle. The combination o] C. Carbone 187 234 141 Flschler 182 147 of land free 193 166- 136 686 689 662 Robert Brown and John Medola H. Genovese 178 167 121Martin- - The standings: iambor 145 ... Hi • i* their aerial attack was theD. Tropea 157 >143 180 Team W L 164 181 166 I iored by passe.! from Brown Tom Franclsconl 141 164 Canary Yellow Birds : 8 Blue Mottle Rollers 1 11 and nobody wanted them! to Medola. "853 "890*751 86T~8lO 819 Morganville fought right Beach Tavern (I) down to the final gun with Town tavern' (3) In tlio pint 12 yean, one of your N«w Jernoy railroads Crenewicz 146 186 22A their*«ce,. Ted Alt,, who Inter- Leyey. 172 188 187 Bayihore ^off«red a total of 84il acroi of Unil for unit) at Incredltly low Kross Emly 158 183 142 prices. [Hit thorn WBrn no (ikor«,l'!von when this lind waj- ...„ cepted a: piss on his 40. ani Monsees~ Businesimen's League and went over for the Ilrsl bSapI —U5~~153 "145 Kramer" 164 147' 162 ofltiruil »l)sblu|uly fi'ee, not a. SIIIKI* Individual or firm Morganville touchdown. Oi oblnson Fllak' 178 197!=,162 Treston 180 177 178 Bayles Electric (3) •tapinid'forward to-jiaica till*. line charges, Alt m a.'d e thi 772 889 882 Dnybeet 141 190. 181 v..-second touchdown, oh Morgan- Dftnaldlj^ConstructloIjTCon n (1) 797 828 794 Whtller 156 149 131 Tho explanation for tlili curlom |ilmnom«non la simple.,, vllle'a try for extra points, the N. Soltyslk' - 151 145 193 Kramer 196 148' 190 tlm Uxon on itija virtually vacant lander* in •norbltant- —Keyport line turned into a Mlddletown L»nei (0) D. Novotny 168 206 149 Burkliaidt ISO 144. 201 tlmtlt If iconomlc«lly lmposslble.il) o^vii It I solid wall which Morganville Malowslti 158 :169 188 C. Wovotny 135 122 148, Beesley W6 194 181 '' •' '-"". v •'""/;<• ' -could\ not penetrate for the Lembo 138 15< 129' B. Fletcher 150 168 184 Mania, »r. 150 181 201 Thest 545 acfisit were a«soss«<( liy. a N*w Jersey city at points. 832 799 871 J. Palkovlcs 178 155 167 Blind 100 100 100 $12,000,000. The tiixus on dome of Mill property ar« now u This is the first game of Johnion'g Upholilery. (0) , Yankoskl 138 177 184 liiirh ss |4,7OO an sere, Unaliln to pay such uurdentomt Ik I kind to be played by Cub 780 799 850 H. Cowles .159 147 17' lavl««, ami uimlilo to mil or svon itlv» away tlie land, tin 9 'juts in this area. The League Cllffwood Inn (0) H, Johnson 124 157 155 6M-783.77I rallruad was coinpollod to i)iirrenil«r It to Hi* city, To this I comprised of seven teams C. Yates 169 184 194 Blind .125 v ilch are Keyport, Morgan- - KeyporT'cieinerg (t) K Banks 157 128 154 . dale, tlio city lias bovn unable to find in Interallied purcliassr. F. Swan 178 174 133Thorne •147 167 15 wile, Llncroft, River Plaza, 139 _H. Woolley 148 173.122 J Kenner J, Davino 158 138! 16 JAIddletown, Fair Haven and 127 157 213 V, Yo"uncofsk( ... 147 *U\ ThU emu Is not an ixcepllon. Uullmr, It li typical of Hit J. Klug • C. Davino 162 133 165 Atlantic Highlands. E. Majkowskl 189 183 17 Iniuiinersble InmitiHIn In N«w Jruny'n m clinic and dl^- Overly . 184 146 166 On Sunday, Pack 80 will ... .147 13 711 752 749 orlmlnalory tun'' lyitem ~ a systmn wlildi cumpnU your G. Kahrs . . Iron 189 205 142 travel to' Mlddletown Central Garber Supply <3| railroads tn pay Oil lilglifitt rallniiil Uxo* of my nlntn In School to take on Mlddletown. 802 645 85! A, Lauclr 149 ... 159 ...".- 820 783 786 tlin uiilini, flv« tlniM tint nntldiml «V«r«jf«! Charcoal Pit IS) * '' E. Whltehouse 170 US Baron Coffee Shop (1) 148 109 15« Junior Bowling J. DeFellcc 184 194 J. LCWIB Trlmwoll 159 173 123 • J, Kramer 22B 109 22; •:--:>i.-" • •: S. Ferrerl 149 159 15( Clay 181 135 149 I W. Monsecs ... 206 109 Keyport Junior bowling was R. Ferrara ' 179 141 187Sollenck 168 136 163 featured this week by a i B, Losier 205 159 16 M. Kelley 185 153 16!Braun '202 150 147 meeting between Oranata's F. Fenano 156 200 200 All-Stars and the Pieper's Agnlne 197 179 1611 900 840 — f -~— I Klnfle Sr»lcin 10) •PlaaW. .Cubs. The match was taken 353 847 891 -- 887 783 W4;,,_ Hyer> 159 108 by the latter, 1754 pins to Burlew's itentaurant (1) 1640. The Cubs scored as fol- Old Boathousr (21 i II. Woolley 11*1 lb» A. Scalzo 168 176 14:Ponente 165 147 178: Wulllng 144 171 lows: J. Hettrlck 349: D. Tro- 181 126 15C H Today, Hi* NfW Jfrncy rallrmid ImliiHlry pnys out an A. Maltnconlco McDanlol 222 180 136, c' Qinascy .,,, 130 liau 330; C. Martin 333: B. 135 135 13 fivi'rnue of $lifl7 In m»w Jeim-y liixw fur rvcry dullnr Blind «. Pruchnllc 174 HO 149, R' Ne!SOn 107 i'u|>iii'tli'iiiil Ni-w Mrihi'V dlori'ii, fin ins mid fiU'lm-lo* 1 Costlc ... 158 1»»!M. Benko 150 138 1 liumiTiliu; I'ltny Ifid.OOU Ni.'W Jir*i'y n'nldcntii n day on Luxembourg 142 140 154 ;C1. yalanziino 201 I5li 13 ))iMliii'«» or jili'imurn travel. Yiuii' inIIi"IKIH mi|il'iy II 1,000 DeFellce 122 149 107 . jn Parlfllo 144 130- 12 Justly Grandlnett, • 157 175 US, New Jirmi')' ini'il mid Wumi'M mill |inv llii'in $12;!,1)1)0,1)00 Montagna ' 102 137 152 i , 75.1 007 02 aiiiniiilly. . / K A 1) Contrarlar* I!] i • • riwly, liiiullhy rullroiidii inn mi InilUiiunsablo Inurrdlunt ' ' 724 709 857 171 17!) C'onvtructlon tZi j Oanlry no h\v> fn Nu\v .fpi'Mcy'it contimilnu proKiMM'tly, Fiber llciir^nn'r 17B' 160 150 \ i'odolsky '122 ,.. Ru«« N VUII run lii'lp Ni'W Jm»''y pmifri'sii - by bcliiif a well- Thai's how 9x12 E. Bauickic 170 211 131 IcielKcr 1411 140 IMS Gross 165 212 ICfl ; ficllIfKCl 10S . .. Infwmi'ili'lli/i-ii mid niiiuhliiK your mind on vvlmt nevils to t o u, too Stored A. Saulckle 187 148 133 : HkpvinKion ... 200 b« doiin to net I"" fnlr piny In New Jpinuy, You'll find the Frte J. Sauickle 192 103 1S1 1 Kfjlonrk ... 1»4 fuels In "I;VU un 'l'nuk«," Ju«l writu: lUllrnud Inform*- will f • e 1 Until' I Hoyler Hun Jtui'iiiii, 11 (!oinnii'rcs Hlrcvt, Kvwnrk it, Now Kprlnf «&C 894 1 about 7oor 737 Circle Chev lit | 883 847 72 home when you have your Montana 174 208 165 } V. A. H. trnaitrr (It Ucaly 175 180 176 ! Disporto 101 lH'J 14 Ifonunn 168 149 1 G'JUMUlU 109 RUGS CLEANED by — llf ga 138 HB j MnUwoky. 201 lircslow 114 Hi ' C lllllinann Morrcll 161 lfll nj \ V. Coffry . - , T. Llim 1AILROADS SERVING NEW JERSEY S. Boyes Rug Cleaning Co. '8IC 91(1 em C. Mf-lf.»n ' ..The Arr:i'« Only Itm Clca MiQurrn'» Clrinrt* I2l j h 'liolin 14'J 146 JJ8J 1582 118 ... IJ»' H»r (2-, Call SO 1-1 tU • ITT I«]G Kifiy 181 162 ,W»|i(B!t , MS 181; .,-. •g^CUlo 'W« Senujr fe and were Judged on work- manship and their finished COUNTY GOP HEAD 'GUEST OF MATAWAN TOWNSHIP CLUB wo Birthday Parties For Ronald Mastro, Sees. Princeton Win products. An added attraction A number of the members at thlsj year's event wag tha Cheesequake; News In Madison Township of the Matawan Presbyterian attractive place settings each Senior Westminlstef Fellow- entrant set up. Mr, and Mrs. Sam Mastro, Mrs. David Burness and chil- ship and guests attended the P»ce Eight October £5,1956 Cheesequake, entertained Sat- dren, Marj> and David, Bound Colgate* University v e r c u s The 16 top winners in the urday at a children's party Brook; Mr. and Mrs. H. E- Princeton football g a m e on district svent will compete at • "• In honor of .their son, Ronald, Bowles,' Mr. and Mrs. R. F Saturday and saw Princeton the State Favorite Foods Con- ho was celebrating his sixth Wheller, Union; Mr. and Mrsoutscore a powerful Colgate Announce Winners William Pier and son, Billy test to be held Dec. 3 In At- lrthday. The celling w a s eleven, 28-20. lantic City. lue and pink streamers to Summit. Billy Pier Is the 'great-grandson or Mr. and The group Included Kathy In 4-H Contests Jhlch were "attached balloons Foth, ,- Connie - Insely, _Zoe The following received , ex- Mrs. BurneEK ~:z c^llents and will represent if various shades. r-The color Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dean Clapp, Charlene Lockwood, County winners In the Na- icbeme of pink and oiue was Mike Bliss, Bob Faustmann, Middlesex County at the state Hr Contests and other p have returned home from a. h ltek :bur=ni6nth vacation spent in ArnevSftlmaj -t>oug Dietrich, c o n t e st:_ Patricia. Kazlmir?-^ ^ special events sponsored by rl-lea' out in the liarry Carothers, Jane Curry, Marie Maccia and Judy Ccane, that centered the table. England, and they are on an various commercial, concerns and extended visit at the home of Sue Milier, Joan Anderson, Brpwntown. have been announced by Mid- lenisAttendine Hogang wer, Patrice Gark y Marz. their son-in-law and daughter. Terry Ann Galloway, Sandy ihrissie and Butchle Fen- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Faust, Pearce, Judy Kuhns, Carole Morgenville Boy At dlesex county Club' Agents Schaffer, Judy Rice, Chester Elizabeth A. Smith and Peter rtck, Marggart Magolvka, Cedar Grove. Jersey City College Donna and Johnle Daldone, Mr. and Mrs. James Noble Galloway, Dick Wenner, and F. M.at,re,ns; Jr. Selections George Duncan. Michael and Joseph Mastro. - and children, Susan and John Becker, Box 95, MorV were m a d e for outstanding Transportation to the game Ronald's-birthday-also was James, Jr., have returned to ganvllle, enrolled this fall at _ project work during the past :elebrated on Sunday at a Oyster Bay, L.I., following a was' provided by Doug Die' Je"rsejy City State Teachers year and Judging was based family dinner at his home. visit with Mr. and Mrs. George trlch, Mrs. Giles Insley, Mr: on record books and general Guests were Mr. and MrsNewman. . Cedar Grove. and Mrs. CD. Pearce, and College, Jersey City, in the John Naputano, Tony Napu- Mrs. Eugene Skowronek at- Dick Btreeter, largest freshman teacher-edu- ..,4-JI.. activity..Winners will be ano, _Mr, _.gnd Mrs. John teaded a birthday.tUnn?r sat- eation -class ln-the-hlstory-of -guests of the Middlesex Coun- Pruzlnakl and ..daughters, Pa- .urday. at the home • of Mrs.. tlcla and Donna, Irvington; 3 Browntown Girls —-- the institution. Mr. Becfcer-Is— Ty Board of Agriculture at Bejamin -Falkzlch, Rochelle taking a secondary education the annual 4-H award dinner Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mastro Park, In honor of the hostess. Win Food Contest and children, Marie, Joanne curriculum. Dec. 8 at which time medals Mrs. Adele' Herzog, Cheese- Middlesex, Hunterdon and and Anthony, Cheesequake; quake, and Mrs. William J. The college has Instituted _ will be presented. and Mrs. John Clrlllo Somerset Counties 4-H Club for the first time, a secon- Rainaud, Browntown, w e i e members placed many tempt- Among those to receive children, Marie, Deborah dinner guests Wednesday of dary education teacher-train- awards-are: Beautlflcation of J. Russell Wsolley, West lonjr Branob, chairman of Ihe Monmouth County Republican E*- ind Anthony. Jersey City; ing dishes before the judges Ing currloulurh which pre-- the latter's daughter, Miss Oct. 20 at the District 4-H ' home grounds; sponsored by ecullve Committee, met with the Matawan Townihlp BepubUcan Club on Thursday evening William Damlnno and. J e a n e 11 e Rainaud, » New pares - students to teacii In Mrs. Charles R. Walgreen, at the Rollo Post House, Kejrport, to discuss better co-ordination between county and township ran, Frank Mr. and Mrs. Favorite Foods contest held two combinations: Mothema- York.' Other guests were the at Hillsborough School. Maria Maccia, Candy Baste- county committee members. Another guest of honor was AI Woolley, chairman of the Long Jim DINardo and son, Nick, Rev. James A. Gusweller, tlcs-sclence.' and Engltsa-so-__" Branch Republican Executive Committee for the pact 28 years, who spoke to the group on ways Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sapohoro, Suburban Propane Gas cial studies. The initiation of do, Melody Bastedo. all of to win'an election. . former vicar of the Church Browntown; boys' agricultur- Anthony Mastro and Miss Joan of Our Saviour, Cheesequake,' Corp. provided stoves and the new curriculum has re- Flctured above, In the usual order, are: Seated, Mrs. Carrie Bonnema, Mrs. Elizabeth Mml- prizes for the event. Forty- sulted from the growing de- al award, sponsored by Inter- lncoolco, county committee members; Joseph Rettagllata, club member; Mrs. Jane Barbaga* Slgglns, Newark. Moving pic- and now rector of St. Mat- national Harvester Co., Wil- tures that were taken In thaw and St. Timothy Episco- nine 4-H'ers prepared their mand for more high school letta, Republican candidate for township'committeeI Mrs. Made Grosholi, board member of teachers in New Jersey. liam Arace, Browntown. the local club; Mrs. Irene Roth, Mrs. Louise Nloora, county committee members, Standing Florida by Mr. and Mrs, DI-pal Church, New York,- and favorite foods at the contest Also: Citizenship, sponsored are Noble Watson, treasurer of the looal club; Thomas Williams, president of the Matawan Nardo on a recent trip south, Mrs. Gusweller. . by Thomas E. Wilson, Anne Township Republican Club; Myndert Donne ma, chairman of the executive committee of the •ere shown. Mrs. William J. ' Eainaud, C.bamberlaln, Brown- plub; J. Russell Woolley and AI Woolley. » Browntown, was among 19 town; clothing, sponsored by Mr i. Anna Oczkowski, men and women wlio write WHY PAY RENT Coats and Clark, Inc., Jean rowntown, * has returned news lor the Daily and Sun- Herbert, Old Bridge; entomo- Lilac Grove 55 Keyport Resident ome from a five-week vaca-< day Home News In, Middlesex logy, sponsored by Hercules Inttalli Officer*' Miss Koisa Honored Attends Conference Ion in Newark and Budd and Somerset Counties, who WHEN YOU CAN Powder Co., Robert Coatello iake where she visited rela- were guests Oct. 17 of the ex- and.Charles Hlllon, Cedar New officers were Installed At Bridal Shower Jerry Marlls, of- the Bay ives. ecutive staff of the papers at Grove; frozen food, sponsored at the meeting Oct. 17 of Li- Shore Drug Co., Inc., 27 West a meeting and luncheon, at OWN? 1 Mr3. Paul Poltrictzky and by Whlrlpool-Seeger, Cor p., lac Grove 85 of the Wood- A surprise bridal shower was Front St., Keyport, is attend- oh, Jeffrey, South Amboy; the Roger Smith Hotel, New Anne Chamberlain, Brown- man's Circle, at Odd Fellow's given In. honor of Miss Mar- ing a retail photographic ohri Milko, Hillside; Mr. andBrunswick. By-the-mont'h lown; garden, sponsored by Hall, Keypori. They were In- garetta Kolsa, Union Beach, by Its. StanleV Skowronek and Tractor Group,' Aliis-Chal- salesman's training c~b n f e r- payments buy stalled by . past state presi- Miss Janet Rose, Mrs. Libby ence at the Eastman Kodak. laughter, Ramona, Newark, Presbyterian Group m e r s Manufacturing Co., Rose and Mrs. Gail Carnes at were Sunday dinner guests of George Elfert, - Browntown; dent Elizabeth O'Conner, with Company's sales training cen- Meets In Cranbury > your own home . state manager Anne Matlack the Daughters of ' American Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Skow- , .girls' home economics, spon- Hall, Union Beach, on Oct. 11ter. , Rochester, N.Y., from ronek, Browntown. officlatlng;- The officers' * are: Those attending the fall meet- With our monthly homa sored by Montgomery ..Ward, Miss Kolsa will become the Oct. 22 to Oct. 31. — •:'•;-' Luncheon- guests Monday of " Judith Crane." PatricU • Kail- Gertrude Dunn, past presi- ing of the Women's Presbyterl- financing plan, lent ride of Norman Rose, Union The group is comprised of Ur. and Mrs. B. C. Maccia, al Society of the Presbytery of mlr, and Anne Chamberlain,' dent; Alvlna Fitzgerald, pres- Beach, on Nov. IT. Cedar Grove, were Mr, and money helps you pay for'. 19 men and women from 12 Monmouth County, at the Pres- Browntown; home Improve- ident; Elizabeth Hubert, first Gifts were arranged under a Mrs. Alex Maccia and chil- your home. - ment, sponsored by Sears- white umbrella with pink statett s and Canadad , whh o will byterian Churoh, Cranbury, on rice-president; Oil v e Scott, dren, Lillian and Richard, Thursday were Mrs. Chester -RoBbuct ffoundatlon,^_Judith second vice-president; Anna streamefs. tour.the company's Rochester ind Mrs. Jerome Cosenza A moderate down pay- Crane and Anne Chamber- A. Galloway, Mrs. Edwin H. DallaPletro, secretary; Mary Others attending were: Mrs. plants and attend dally . lec- ,nd son, Robert, Newark, ment is all you need to ~ lain, Browntown. , Betty Humphries, Mrs. Frances Dbminlck, M r_s~ Joseph Die- Farrell,. t r e a s u r e r; Anna tures designed to acquaint Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Blank- trick, Mrs. Harry Wells. J_.A1SO: Leadership, sponsored Kolsa, Mrs. Mary Engleking, m, Cedar Grove, were guests start. Monthly incoma- by Edward Foss Wilson, Bowes, ' auditor; Mary Hyer, Mrs. Dorothy McManus, Miss themselves with the latest laturday at' tile" Kluge-Dovin- Also Mrs. William C. Nodd- fitted installments re- - lngs, Mrs. G. J. Sterling Thom- James Arace and Anne chaplain; Rose Feterman, at- atrlcla Kelly, Mrs. Ann Ross, Kodak pictures and services. ey wedding held at the West- dues principal and inter- Chamberlain, Brown- tendant. Mrs. Nellie Ross, Mrs. Bert Among the topics to be cov- ilnlster Presbytrian Church, son. Mrs. William P. Lambert, Mrs. Lawrence J. Altken, Mrs.: est owed . . . bring you town; poultry, sponsored by A social hour followed -with Levine, Mrs. Charles Gorhan, ered are Kodak cameras and Elizabeth, arid the reception Vincent Maccia/ W 1111 a. m Mrs. Majorle Doroshenka, Mrs. Arnold C. Massle-, Mrs. Thom- Mary Farrell winning the accessories,, color photogra- which followed at the Elmqra steadily to debt-fret Arace, Browntown, and Rich- dark horse and Mrs, Della- Catherine Gorhan, Mrs. Irene 'ountry Club, Elizabeth. as J. Stames, «nd Mrs. W, Ru- home ownership. ard Hilton, Cedar Grove;-rec- Pletro coming In as a second Scholer, Mrs. Barabara Con- phy, Kodak films, papers and Seaman Second Class Theo- lon Smith. , reation, sponsored by United winner. nelly, Mrs; Ellse Kelly, Mrs. chemicals, planning store ad- ore Bastedo, jr., Atlantic Come in for lull detailt States Rubber Co., Maria The Circle's convention It Mary Gorhan and Mrs. Lydla vertising, home movies, and llty, who spent the weekend Holland, all of Union Beach. Teen-Canteen Opens today. Maccia, Judith Crane, Virgin- to be held Saturday, in the photography's baslo selling visiting his parents, Mr, and la Rlzzo, all of Browntown; Tomorrow at 7;30 'p.m., a Carteret Hotel, Elizabeth, and Also: Mrs. Ann Aumack, Mrs. principles. • Mrs. Theodore Bastedo, Ce- safety.iponsored , by General a luncheon Is planned for thaLouise Julffre, Rarltan Town- dar Qrove, has returned to Halloween canteen, will open Motors, William Arace. occasion. ship; Mrs. Lumber son, Mrs. .he Veterans' Hospital, East the canteen season for the Browntown. Blanche Ahem'. Mrs. Elslo Van Three Local Lads ...„• Dranqo,'where he Is a patient. Junior High Fellowship of the LIBERAL BUIIDINC, & LOAN Additional aw&rdB »nd r»cHebre- w Study Group Dusen, Keyport: Mrs. Frances Collect Palsy Funds Mrs. ^Charles Burness,' Ce- First Presbyterian Churoh ogalfloa In various 4-H pro- Kolsa, Mr i. Marlon Burlew, tar Grove," entertained Sun- The canteen is open to all ASSOCIATION jects will be made at' the dln- To Hold Meeting Mrs. Dorothy Dell, Matawan; Philip,Smith, son of Mr. and day at a family dinner party members of the Junior high Mrs., Philip Smith, center St., department of the church and 159 Main Street • ner. One of the Garden State The United Hebrew Congre- Mrs. Elsie Matern. Cliff wood; in honor of Mr. Burness, who Dairy Goat Association me- Mrs* Ann Stern, Mrs. Pearl Wayne Bailey, son of Mr. and Is held at the "Y" building gation Study Group, headed was observing his 79th birth- on Jackson St. Each member MATAWAN. dallion awards has been won Applegate, Mrs. Harry Chris- Mrs.. Charles Bailey, River day. Attending were Mr. and by co-chairmen, Edward tiansen, sr., Mrs. Gladys Chrls- Gardens and Tommy Gunnelle, Is entitled: UTbrlng one guest by Richard Hilton, Cedar Rpthenberg and Dr. W. y Grove. • tlanstn, South Amboy; Mrs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bert Goldstein, will meet Sun- Alice Toth, Mrs. Bernlce Ober- day, at the home of' Dr. Jo- Quhnelle, River Gardens, all huher, Perth Amboy; Mrs. of Cliff wood,'after watching the Fellowship Guild seph Rudnlck and Mrs. Rud- Edith Hotonda, Mrs. Llccone, Holds Meeting ' nick. 101 Atlantic ~St., Key. Mrs. Marie Llccone,. Newark. Cerebral Palsy Telethon on port. Gifts were sent by Miss June Saturday and Sunday, thought T h"e Laura Henderson Fel- Dr. Otini will discuss Cantonl, Mrs, Claire Gray, Miss It a good Idea to collect for lowship Guild of the First Bap- 'The Round of Jewish Lifo- Carol Muller, Mrs, > Muller, this worthy cause. tist Church, Matawan, met atBirth," Dr.- Rudnlck will take Mrs, Ca"rne», Miss Becky They canvassed their neigh- the home of Miss Joyce Ward up a current national problem, Carnes, Mrs. Elsa Doty, Mrs. borhoods for four-and-one-half on Monday evening. • Charlene Dr. Louis Farger will give a Grace LoPotro,' Mrs. Merle hours and collected $2B for the Lockwood was co-hostesa. talk on, "Conservative Juda- Perry, Mrs.. A. Cropsey, Mrs. fund. Mrs. Philip Smith mail Those attending 'were: Mrs: ism — What it is — Wbat It ii Gert Lowery, Miss Cindy ed a check on Monday morn A. B". Henderson. Mrs. Law- not." James, Miss Joan Engleklng, Ing to. the palsy committee. rence Bailey, Mrs. Martin The Keren Ami Council Irs. Marone, Mrs. Janice The parents of these boy Lauterwald, Miss Diane Den- consists of Peter Rothenberg, owels, Mrs. Valerie Ferry wish to thank all those wn nis, Miss Diane Herbert, Miss chairman Dona Goldstein, Irs. Marlon Barkett, Mrs. Me supported the cause. Lois Hockenberry. Miss Edith representing the BBT'B: Glor- .lttrick, Mrs. Jenny Rlelly. Crawford, Mrs. Judy Rice and ia Savltsky, E3; Jeffrie Gale, Also: Mrs. Ruth Bresney,Woman's Club Vote Republican Miss Judy Lauterwald. E2, and Todd Banner, El. Irs. Dolores McCloud, Mrs arrle VnnStedo, Mrs. Ch»r- Directors Meet jtte Diamond, Mrs. Helen TNI- i, Mrs, Ann Sensible, Mrs, The board of directors •eno Vorhles, Mrs. Trltchler, the Woman's Club . of Mata Ilss Beatrice Cardolfre, Mrs wan, met Monday In Trlnlt Bonnie Cardelfre, Mrs, Jenny Episcopal Sunday School Matawan Borough \barno, Mrs, Margaret Bees- room. Mrs. Harry- Koch and ley, Mrs. Gertie Nopulano, Mrs. T h u r m a n C. Nealls Mrs. Mamla Aumack, Mrs. wefe co-hostesses. A BANK FOR Leila Bradgford and Mrs. Sop- Those attending were -Mrs. r hie Scofi. David Bruce, Mrs. -Johnson Cartan, Mrs. Rorissolner L. Candidates For Council Cartan, Mrs. Paul A. Esran, WAGE EARNERS Mrs. John C. Eggleston, Mrs. Elmore Kattner, Mrs. Bayard T.- Lamborn, Mrs. Allan J. Your Comings will bo of Morrison, Mrs. A. Edgar Palm, Mrs. Peter A. Read. more) permanent value to Mrs. Charles J. Ruff and you, if you use the complete Mrs. Donald W. Robinson. JAMES H HAUSER -i t , -^ - banking facilities — service 1 '. • • a and' protection — we make, available. Wage worker*., find us eager to maks this RALPH R. DENNIS bank a real help to them,

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Forty-three m e ra b e r > of der Frank Pagliaro of Guiv- Millspaugh VanBrspile, De- Flnt Presbyterian Church ClUfwood Commnnttr Following the theme of the Meyner has Issued a procla- ddlcnnal Post 4745, Veterans October 21, 1950 Page Nln» Barjr, FJa.,; formerly of Ha«- Morganvllle Girl Scout Troop MS M*lo St., Matawaa Methodist Cborob year, "Enow Your School mation declaring that (bo 31 and Brownie Troop 66 dud of Foreign Wars, Cllffwood let.i Was! tl»e object of a fea- Rev Cheater A Galloway Rev. Richard Yaussy. Pastor S y s t e m," the Morganvllle week of Oct. 28 through. Nov. 1 Richard Smith, Cathy • WUkei their leaders "and""frieods vis" »nd MMawan,. were guests and Roger WcllbroDk, Key- ture story in the Orlando Sen- "The Fellowship or the Un- Sunday morning worship is Firent-Teacher Association 4 will be National Flower lied Bronx Zoo on Friday, [Thursday evening at the x port. tinel,-- Semlnole Volusla Edi- ashamed" will B plans. The pit John MacWilllam, architect attends the Villa Joseph Ma- Koyport,-. - --,-——•--—r—• the eenlal gentleman who sat United Hebrew Congregation parsonage. rie High School, Newton, Pa., Diane Marie, Infant daugh- rado will start at 2:30 p.m Those present "were Mr. happily listening to a birth- for the new elemental^. a day and resident school, ter of Mr, and Mis. Henry Sunday,' at the home of and Mrs. Armllage; Mr. and ; Dryad St., Kcjport ' school, was presented by Mr. day gift of a: barbershop-har Rabbi H.C.H. Le vine Trinity Episcopal Church spent several days visiting Hdlfz" was christened at at. Thomas V e it a., West Con- Mrs. Cuvrlt; Mr. and Mri. mony record. •'Yes,' interpos- M«ln St., Malaivan Holland and he gave a report her parents, .Mr, and Mrs. Qabrlcl'9 Church, BradcvcU, course, and proceod to the harlc» Rossi,' Old Brldgo; ed bis wile with a chuckle, The Hebrew Women's on the progress being made Cllffwood Flvehouso on center League will bold a tea for Rev. Bernard McK. Qarllck Walter Oaub, who took her by the Rev. John -Novak. r, and Mrs. .William K«rcl)iv 'but let me tell you this. He Rector on the construction. He show- back to. school Sunday and Bponsors were Mra. Joseph St, where tho children will re- or and Mrs. Irene Rogers, has always been a baseball new members tonight at 8 ed color samples ot tile to be oelve prises for various olntis- o'clock. Holy Communion is at 8 witnessed the laying ot the Holts, Keyport, and Norman teypovt. : fan and so some time back used, paint for the walls , of cornerstone for a new school Jahwlck, Wtckatunk, Follow- Ideations In Oftoh. age gvflup, Mr, nnd Mit, Armitage. and we. were invited to watch the Friday night services are a.m. on Sunday and Family the classrooms" and described ing the ceremony a family Refreshments will" be served. at 9:15 o'clock. On Saturday gucharlst and Church School tliere. others attending were ,Ir, rind Mis. -Cui'rl'ei recently teams practicing at Braden- the uses to which the multi- Suzanne Oaub. George oaub, dinner was served at tho Special prizes wero won by •ctinned tram » trip thiougU there will be a service at at 9 a.m. purpose room could be put Holtz'liome. Others present Mra. Edith Kern and Mr». " ton. My husband didn't stay 7:30 a.m., and Sabbath serv- Mrs. Barth Daub, Mrs. Paul ho New England Statei.And On Thursday." Nov. 1, All and how easily changes could Molnar and daughter, Arlene, were Joseph HolU, Mrs. Nor- Alice Moffat. Canada, long. 'There isn't any fun In ice at 11 a.m. Saints Day, Holy Communion trying vainly to see what is be made. He satd the rcssn also the Rev. Walter French, man Janwlch nnd children, & The refreshment commltteo going on,' be stated sadly Religious school classes.are is at 8 a.m. as a cafeteria could seat 400 pastor ot St. Thomas' Church, Norman and Rickey, and Pat In session on Sunday from 10 All Souls Day, Friday, Nov. for the Boclnl hour, which fol- Roger* Withdraws But when we motored to Pas for eating and when used as Old Bridge. and Bill Holtz, lowed, lnoluded Mrs. Ann cagoula, Miss., we were -wk- a.m. until 12 o'clock noon: 2, there will be Holy Com- an auditorium 650 to 600 From Harritburg Race" Monday from 4 to 8. p.m.: munion at 8 a.m. The Morganvllle Cub Scouts Mltcliell, Mrs. Stpphmlle 6a- ed to sit In on an all girls' seats could be placed' In the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R VIU. Mrs. Volpc, Mrs, Rita baseball game. 'Well,' with a Tuesday from 8:45 to"10:45 area. Mr. MaoWllllam ex- lost their first football game Hnnk Rosers, Chcmsijuaki a.m.; Wednesday from 4 to Oavld'a Emmanuel Tabernacle acs, Cranford, Saturday, vis- to Keyport Pack 80 team by Scarborough and Mrs. Ger- 'big car" racing driver, oon- twinkle in her eye, 'my n.is plained that the contractor ited Mrs. Rakacs' mother, trude Dunn, .band never missed a trick 5:30 p.m; Bnd 5:30 to 7:30 Apoatollo Faith a score of 13-11 on the Mata- iludn'd his 1050 icanon at Har- * p.m. Roosevelt Ave., Cllffwood expected to have the school Mrs. Susan Soney, who Is 111. laburg, Pa., on Sunday, He and' stayed until the last lus completely 'closed In within iwun HI gh School Field on Rev Ruth Dupree, Pastor A Halloween Social will be Sunday afternoon. Referees ook third time, beating Tom- clous miss had made her fi- The Junior choir meets Sun- the month, . Mrs. Jamei Duffy nal home run.' day from 0 to 10 a.m., and Sister Mary Clifton Is spon- given at the Browntown Un- for the.game of "flag" foot- Feted At Shower. ny HlniierschnllE nnd Ernie the senior choir on Tuesday soring a service tonight at 8 Robert A. Sena, supervising ion Sunday'School, Friday at ball were Thomas Kocovsky, y In a heat for bent "VanBrackle grew up In from 8:30 - to 10 p.m. U.S.Y. principal, spoke to the group 7:30 p.m. Those on tho com- Thomas. Antlsell, Walter Jo- A Bhower was given in hon lmn of 41 oara compctlnj, In •N'SBlet, N.J. where he enter- o'clock at which the Rev, L. meeting Is Wednesday at 7:30 Maxwell, Perth Amboy,. will and announced that; blue and mittee are Miss Betty Lou hanscn and Gordon Swanson, or of Mrs, James Duffy, * the main event, howevisr, »— •d the r a 11 r oad business p.m. • white had been chosen lot Pitney, Miss Mary L«u Blah- Players on Sunday were Jack Mill n in Dr., Matawan, on bolt on tho motor mounting whloh had always fascinat- speak. Tomorrow at 8 p.m.. Mis- the school colors. Essays ota. Miss Arlene Molnar, and Ted Alt, Philip and Rob- Oat. 10, >t tho homo of Mrs, roke loose as lie \VR« mov- , ed him. For years he was First Church ot Christ, were written by the upper and John Bltiliota. Refresh- Lawronco Vecciilo, sr,, 17 ing on Din starling ling anil traveling auditor and then an sionary Jones, Matawan, will ert Swanson, Fred Mafz, Carl /Sciential be the speaker. Sister Lois classes In the schools ments will furnished Antlsell, Noel Scheurlch Utcli- W«t First St., Keyport. Mrs he withdrew Worn Hie race office executive until his re- 84 dread St., Sfjport which they expressed their the Sundny School. Vecolilo, sr,, and Mra. Law- ralhor tlmn risk »n acolJont, tirement. He and a good Boyd is the sponsor. field, Douglas Jolmnsen, Sunday je'V re, 11 am choice of colors and tholt Mr. and Mrs. N.L. Arace Thomas Kocovskl, a e o r u c rence Vccchlo, Jf., were co Had lie been uble to tun - friend of boyhood days kept Sunday School Is at 10 reasons. The final choice was Sunday School 11 am. Wed a.m.,"and the morning serv- and sons, James and William, Pheasant and. Oenc Gall,r Tho hostesfien, •~ — Uioracn -lio would have had, up their acquaintance after aeaday testimonial meeting H made by a vote of stu- their marriage and lived near ice at 11 o'clock. At 3:30 p.m. and Robert Faust were guests scouts will hold practice Tho decorations ware In with his victory tit ntmtng. o m . BeaainR room open Wed dents. He also announced that of, Dr. Lewis Webster Jones, game with DeVltte Military pink and blue, with a stork, Ool, 14, enough polnla t<] b* , each other. As years went on, the Rev.. Davis will be the Education nesday 2 .to 4 o rn speaker;- th Is program, ,la d u ring president of Rutgers Univer- Academy team tomorrow at ond a basalnot In wlilch the hird In omtorn atandlnai. th* his friend died and Van- would be Brackle's. wife passed away. How spiritual understanding sponsored by Brother Mur- Week the sity, and Mrs. Jones, at a 1:30 p.m. on the field next to lifts were placed, need to withdraw Butulny So It came about naturally of God's goodness overcomes ray. opened to parents and friends Dutch treat luncheon on their Kocovaky's homo on Orchard Thoso present were Mri, dropped him down • two that; the twp bereaved ones evil will be brouRht out at at designated hours on Nov. lawn, Saturday. Later they Pkwy, Tho next official game John R. Wilson, Perth Am shduld seek consolation and Christian Science services Firat Hethodlat Church 131 and 14, Parent conferences attended- the Rutgers-Boston will be against River Plata, boy; Mri, net Duffy and _ .Inter, companionship in. mar- Sunday., Main St., Matawan also will be held that week. College football game. at A location to be an- Mrs. Ann Cllffwood Keyport JV Lose "l; . Thfe lesson-sermon entitled Rev. Albert D. Curry, Pastor During the business session, Mr, ana Mrs;" Albert Hop? nounced, on Sundny after- Beach; Mlna Ilovoily Sum' e; "Everlasting Punishment" will From 7 until 9 p.m. tomor- conducted by Mrs. Thomas kins and daughter, Jeanne, noon. ' — men-and . Mri, Louis Tprna- To Red Bank, 13-2 Include the following selection Which.' smiled VanBrackle row, pupils - in -the primary Antlsell, president, final plans attended tho Home'Day Serv- Walter Johansen and Thom- Ino, Red Bunk; Miss bnrbnra Keyrorl Jayveea fell uafora • ,"brought a happy solution to from "Science and Beaith- and Junior . departments of for the square dance to be ices at D eB 6 w a . Methodist as Antisell - attended a meet- 8omm», Port , MonmouUi; with Key to the ScriplureB" the lied Bunk tucorids Mon- our, problem of loneliness." the church school will gather held on Saturday, Nov. 3, at Church, Sunday, After church Ing at the home ot Ted Hirst, Mrs. Marie lladdow, Keann day In K game at Dm Btiooa- "The VanBrackle'e find De-, by Mary Baker Eddy (571:151 in the church for their an- the flrehouse on Tennent ltd., burg; Mrs, Oeorga Cuiano, Morganville, were 'announced services,' they attended the Llncroft, when the Monmouth neera Held. The icon w»l Bary perfect for a home, "At all times and under all nual Halloween party. dinner given by W.S.C.S. it County Cub Scout Football Mrs. Frank Nlblott, Mn, ia-a, H»y Fry* -mads u»- with _ health glvlng^-sunshlne circumstances, overcome evil by chairman, Mrs. Eugene Warren Young, Mri, John aafety for ICeyporl In tin flrkt and; beautiful flowers every- Saturday the church school Gall. Mrs. Gall said the serv- the church hall. League rules were set up. with good. Know thyself... and Halloween party for nursery Those will be observed by the Jonea, Mrs. Oncur Koyl, and quurtor. Tho Keyport tsuift where. They attend All God will supply the . wisdom ices of Bob Fellmnn as call- and kindergarten departments Many Famoui Gueiti seven teams who will play Mra, OranvlUe- Hmlth, Key held their foes to a «-l in ar- Saints Episcopal Church and and the occasion tor a victory er had been secured and that port. il In until Into |n tin tlnitl arc an active part of. the willbe held In the church six. game* each. over evil." from 2 until 4 p.m. social dances also would be I To Attend Dinner quarter. community. We believe that included In the evening's on-1 , . Morganvllle Cub Scout IPaok Kerport Reformed Church Sunday School convenes, at H 1 Birthday Party Held Howard .RUlh,, a Ksyijorl ' young VanBrackle will try for ! te,rt,ttlnment. flckeU are berl.', »l Boyle, one of the out- meeting •wmj'P hold In tho •' one- hundred^'.j^. '-'**' * ; ~. - Warren' St.J* Keyport ' * 0:45, a.m. aflil, morning,: wor- Mrs,) standing feature writers Independent Flrehouse on , the For George' McMulInn playeri iiiitalna'd a .aei'loun fa- 1 ship services are held at 6:45 distributed Re*: - Biderlck N? DeVoung Thomas Kocovsky and Mrs. the world Associated Matawan-Freehold Rd, tomor- cia! injury In thn vatiit, Judton'Hopla Elected - _ Pastor and II o'clock. This week the Press, Bob Consldine. great row evening when the theme A lurprlae party w«« glvei Keyimrt Is jlotttl to mutt pastor's sermon subject will J. Douglas Alt' is in charge tone MoMuIlan at—tali Sunday School meets at 8:30 of refreshments. columnist, reporter and tele- of the meeting will bo pup- Mntawnn Jnyvoen Monttiy -In Judson.S. Hopla.. Keyport. a.m.. under the supervision of be "The Genius of Protestan- pets. " " home, Clark St. and Lloyi tho "little big Hum*" of Uia was e ected trustee from Mon- Mrs. Marie Frel, member- vision headllner, and E. Don- Qarrelt Post. An organ medi- tism." ald Sterner, of Bolmar, one Rally Day was observod at Rd,_Matawan, Sunday, oi scliolnnllo nennon when tlidV mouth County at the conven- •The annual church bazaar ship chairman, reported SI Die occasion of Ills 13th blrtli tannin with till) MutRWitl Jay, tation is presented by Mrsv of Monmouth County's out- the MorganviUe r Methodist. tion of The Fuel Merchants John Sargurton at 10:30"*:m~,: will be held In thee churccch paid members had Joined the UfPZ _ .,- • .... . voes at Klia field, MttawAn Association of New Jersey ^Thursday and Friday, Nov; 1 organization. An urgent ap- standing citizens, will attend Sunday School on Sunday and the morning worship serv- ^ the second annual "Man-pf- when tho program was under Thouo atleiidlnu were Bll Jayvce game won calli;i oft held at Haddon Hall, Atlantic ice is. at 10:45 o'clock. and 2, during the -.afternoon peal was made to anyone Kelly, Pttlrkii Hluuiilion, Vln with Hud Dnilk Cntholl; too- Cl>y. Oct. 17, 18 and 19. and evening. who might be interested In the-Year" of Monmouth Coun-f the direction of Mra. John Junior Youth Fellowship ty Dinner at the Homestead Ludvlck. The award of cross CPi)t_Halleran, Carol Hopten nnds bricmiHO of the muddy • • becoming leader of a Alex Tinlilm, Linda Knpolla, Ruiullllon of tlio liclil, meets the' first, second and Uethsemana Lutheran Church Golf and Country Club, and crown pins and bars also third Sundays of the month at Brownie or an Intermediate Maple PI., Keyport Girl Scout Troop and also Spring Lake Heights, on Sat- was made at that timer 7 p.m,;-in'd Senior Youth Fel- Rev FreifiHcl 'Bqoa Pastor men who would assist in the urday evening, Nov, 3. This Mrs, acorge Kudrlck 3ms lowship the sa'me evenings at There are two services on formation of an urgently-need- year's dinner will honor Al- returned homo from South 8 o'clock. , Sunday; matins at'8:30 a.m ed Boy Scout Troop In Mor- fred N. Bcndlcston, Shrews- Amboy hospital with her'In- and the regular service at 11 bury, with thc'entlro proceeds fant son, I'etcr William—- Second Baptist Church ganvllle. Four men are need- WILL YOU MISS o'clock, Sunday School begins ed to complete _ the commlt- eoiiiK to the now Dr. Hazard Mrs. Donald Miller was Orchard St., MiUwan a. J:45 « m. Memorial Hospital and other hostesu to the social club on Rev. W. J. Hutcheson, Pastor te. The waiting" list for all levels of scouting ,ls growing charltlos. Oct. 2<, Those present vvero A chicken dinner will be Bajvlew-Preanjterlan Church Mr. Boyle Is featured In Mrs. Kdwiird Becker,- Mra, HALF THE SHOW? held at the church tomorrow, and leaders are needed to Cliff wood Beach start new troops In which to more than 000 newspapers Harry Konowalow, Mm, John sponsored by" the Deaconess throughout the nation. Mr. Wilson, Jr., Mm. R" belt Club", with L. Edmond as Rev Francis- Ostcrstock / accommodate all who aro, In- At the 11 o'clock Sunday terested. The P-TA sponsors Consldlne's column Is tyndl- Owens, Mrs, Annum Bolt, chairman. cute(1 by International News Mrs. Martin Smith, jr.. Min. The senior choir will cele- morning worship Reformation Scoutlnu In Moruanvllle. Sunday will be observed. Olrl Service. He also has a sum- Leroy'VanFelt, Mm.- Oarrell brate its 22nd anniversary on Mrs. Anllsell and Mrs. mer home In Allenhurst and De'nlNC, Mm. Rounrt Behor, Sunday at-3-p.m. at a spe- Scouts of Troop 211 and Quackcnbush will represent SATURDAY Brownies of Troop 110 will wan a KUC.it speaker at the Jr.,' Mrs. Martin Smith. Jr., cial program. Everyone Is in- the local unit at the state woir the prim. It wutr un- COLOR participate li. the service. dinner last year which honor- vited to attend. convention In Atlantic City to- ed Amory L. liankcll. Mr. riounr.ed that tlekctn lind been OCTOBER and tomorrow. It nlso Sterner, a civic lender In the received for "No Time For TV 21 From Local Area Three With $1500 In announced that Fall county for many years, also RcrKcanU," The grniip will no. 27th Stolen Goods Stopped County Council meeting would is head of the Boy ficoutu In to New York on Nov, 2(1. Tho Picked For Jury Duty he held at Freehold Regional Monmouth County. next meeting, which will be Tonight!/ High School, Nov. 13. • ut • Among 150 petit Jurors se- Apprehension of three Tickets for the dinner can a Halluwcnn party, will bti Refreshments were (served held in, thn holur of Ml'H. lected by Monmouth County young men Involved- in 16 be purchased tlilouuli t ll " by seventh grade mothers 'Man-of-thc-Vear"' cominlUee. Robert Owenn. '• Sheriff Ira A. Wolcott, to robberies in Dover took place with classroom moLhcrn, Mrs. m Friday on the Garden State serve for a period commenc- Michael Rynlewlcz and Mrs. Willard Aumack Host ing Oct. 29 to Nov. 9 are the Parkway at- Holmdel. The to- Walter Johan«en In charge. on a Now 1957 The attendance banner and K«fttiti9 following from the bayshore tal value of loot In their car Wlllardt Aumack, Middle was estimated at $1500. Ice cream were awarded to Rd,, Keyport, was host at hln area: Mrs. Margaret C. Alt- Donald Cook's sixth grade. kan. Keansburg, housewife; home Thursday, evonlnd,, to See it in RCA VICTOR The operator of the vehicle the Window Box Garden Club Mrs. Audrey L.' Bishop, Un- was a 17-year-old youth. Two To\yn»hip Truck, of Southwood, Old llrldge. iUj; ion Beach, telephone opera- 18-year-olds with him were Car, In Collision run 2 in 1 LADIES'DAY tor; Mrs. Wllhelmlna Carrol). Paul Rivers fitcve O MarlUoro Township. house- Sablo, both of Patcrson. Two accidents occurred In Keep it COLOR ONE-DAY ROUHD-TRIP COACH Matawan Township this past COLOR TV wife: Mra . Dorothy Elsen- Trooper Angelo NIcorbo, of week. One Involved the town- under your O EXCURSIONS b e r g. Marlboro Township, Parkway Police, noticed the sfilp truck. Er«est if. Bab- O; J housewife; Herman O. Fed- 1948 model car which the cock, «8, Cllffwood Ave.. Cllff- helmet! mmm — to der. Union Beach, millwright; three were riding was heavy wood, claimed he had Just Mra. Marie L. Fogg. Mata- l.iaden .He stopped the car to left his driveway and was NEW YORK wan, housewife; Harry E. i headed east when the .truck, hif Hary E mak R rou,,ne chcck. AfUr Phone and NEWARK Qardfier, Union Beach, chem- struck Ills car Monday. Ced- FREE ical operator; Robert A. Hall, ^ueotloning. Rivers admitted rlc A. Hughenl, 24, Oordon | Every ^Wednesday Matawan Township, electri- the goods were stolen, the St..Cllffwood, the truck dri- DEMONSTRATION cian; Stockton H. Hopkins. trooper said. ver, told Capt. J. Edgar Wil- SAMrll JAMS T. T. kinson, township police, who F»OM N*va>* H«w Ink Matawan, drug clerk; George The stolen property was M045 fRight In ypur homo] Konowalow. Marlboro Town- television set.1!, radios and Investigated, that he Pohrt Pltosmrl $2 JO $2.70 headrd eo.it when a che wan ship, television technician; other electrical appliances. »r piill- Aibury Park... 1.90 2.40 Mrs. Arlene M. Lutz: Kcans- Police said the three have ed out In his path' without burg. meat wrapper. warning and he could not Tonight! !wm Ifonih ...1.75 2.20 Implicated others-In the thiev- avoid hitting It,.The left mud- Red lank .....US 1.90 Also Mb. Jane Redden, ing ring, but they , have isot guard, door and body post of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Phillips, been picked up yet. the truck was battered In Mike Oormley. Mrs. Violet The trio"' has been turned naciTi Musr n piitotAsiD while the Babcock car waa Rose. Mrs. Pearl Lepkc. Mrs. over to police authorities in smashed on IU right aide, •OOII lOAIDma TRAM Mabel Walling. Mayor Harry Dover. ROYAL TV SALES N* H.ll P«n (.« Ck\H,,, Ticfcttl will b* nutplid en Haini *f P. Seamen and Mrs. Seamen, Patrolman Jlalph Wallace, OLDS FOR '57 UH^ fr«a oil ,loll»f» •• e«4 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony De- Debt Paid In Full township police, Issued sum Malo. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne monism to both drlvern Fri- has new & SERVICE •OW*—O> «»r tal> >ttt aAv ney Chenoweth, Mrs. Alice Marie DeSlavcn and Kather- William Sink, 34j of 328 Bay- tilt AM. Leonard, Mrs. Grace Warddl. ine DeStav#n, Union Beach ard Ave,, Union IJraeb, claim- 31 Washington St. HTMNMS-O* «r V«l« ••«• toy Mr. and Mrs; Eskblum, Mr. made a friendly wager with ed he waa going south on Am- m Hi IIiJJ A.M. k.« H._ Y«t, and Mrs. DeOrasso. Mra. William R. Pml«, *nd Carmen boy Rd- at 20 milea per hour tvtn-Vfl H»|>« tlort wllh OlifimoblU'l n»w Caunlti MATAWAN IliM AM. htm Kmrl »• f«»- Evelyn Harte, Mr. and Mrs. Coppola. KfTPort. on the out when lie waa .-.truck by a Diva .., p naw front-«nd iuip«nil*n faotuif thai l Franda Ludwl*. Mrs. , Flor |come of th« >ec«.-nt World northbound cur, which batter-, rciluMi flopping "dip"! WaH till Y»v Iff HI Iff urwa/M ed In the left front end of hl« ence Flaherty. Mr. and Mra, Serlca. Ai luck would have • •• tT FBIDAV, NOV, 9, AT OUB «HOW«O0f '•' Ybv can own a new John-- . Eleho— - r and- Mr•-- . and' It. the glrla lost and paid their car. Herman 11. Albera, III, /t (rti- miw Mra. Craig Thompson. debt by taking Hie two gtntle 24. Koielle. claimed It waa mea to He* York on Sunday Die Sink ytnlel. which left Ita JOHNSON • GIBB MOTOR Co. RCA VICTOR 2 in 1 Color TV Jtrsty Ctntrol lints for dinner and alfhtt«*fni-. proper l»nr and canted th« Xnioy on* ot Amatlca a «r«a» crash. No Inlurt^i were re- 110 Main St., Malawan Hcrdfe** to.tay th* f»lt had w On/y $3 47 A Weofc! luk,; U Moiilfi* to Pay!- Treeaoma Aiwoa Uia cbuicn ported' In rithff *ecidrn(. ' of your ebole* Uiu? wetkntd'. to "foot th»,bJH," grove .have been Provided. CKrisfmas Plan* ;„ ' " Located directly off the north- Made By Garden Club" THE i bound roadway, these points of Interest' also are acces- Member* of Garden' Cliib' MAWAN JOURNAL sible to southbound traffic by HFO decided at their month- a" network of pavea motor ly meeting held Oct. 16 at the jjatlis4- crossing under the P»to Ttn October 25, 1956: Little Red Schoolhouse, Mld- Parkway to-the east side. dletown,. .that the club would ""-"TbeTBsntp overlook atj£Tele- make '2&,i Christmas wreaths itaph-JHlll.-WJilcb'is sonie 280' »pd 23 table arrangements as ^Picnic Site Opened feet above sea level, on clear well as donate mistletoe bou- days will afford "Visitors \ a quets for the military forces wide variety tff views. This at Fort DIx. These will be At Telegraph Hill observation point will permit made during an all-day meet- Ing Dec. ...IT. Telegraph -Hill Park., New views of Baritan Bay, the •Jersey's newest mecca for lower New York City skyline, Mrs. Raymond DeRidder motorists, was officially open- Staten Island, and the sur- and Mrs. Robert Boykln liave' ed Sunday along the Garden rounding countryside of Mon'' taken.over the garden thera- State ' Parkway. An historic mouth County, i ' '"_ '.' py work at Marlboro Hospi- and scenic- spot of high eleva- The west side of Telegraph tal.' tion. Telegraph Hill Park la Hill area presently contains Two new'member's were In- right on the Parkway and headquarters buildings for the troduced. They were Mrs. Gil- can be reached either south- State Police, tolls and main- bert Manson and Mrs. Law- bound or ' northbound by tra- tenance divisions of the Park- rence Burdge. N. J. SIM HIGHWAY 36 KEANSBURG velling to the area of mlle- way. It also is the site of a Refreshments were served T — post •-,««-in ^Holmdel. Mon- vast garden of lilies and Iris. by Mrs,: James Bernard, Mrs, /mouth County? Signs identify- Some SOOO Illy bulbs were do- R. C. Bonn, Mrs. Daniel Ely, • Ing entrances to Telegraph nated for the. garden display Mrs.: Robert Lawrence, Mrs, ' Hill Park have been posted by the husband of Chairman W.-V. Nlckau, and Mr». Wil- on the Parkway. Katharine E. White of. the' liam Heutele.. New-Jersey Highway, Author- White Telegraph Hill _P»rlt The next' meeting will be T ity," which built and operates Tuesday, Nov." IS,' at "which ~ iaentlfies the general area, _the ld»-mlle- Parkway ., _ —itaT~pflitcljlal facilities • f o r time Mrs. Frank Dean,- will pleasure drivers are found on lecture on Christmas arrange- the east aide of the Parkway "Help Wanted" MJ In this ments.-This will be a closed where a scenic overlook, paper tell you about tha good meeting to all but club mem- parking "space a n d>"p leu I c tobs open bers. • «'• '

Plan Open Home For Factory Demonstration High School Seniors A11 college-bound high, school seniors Interested la a COME TO GRAHD UMON'S science, career are invited to Sat Oct. 27tlf attend an "open house": In the Rutgers University Food Technology Department on Fri- BEWALT day, Nov. 23. according to Dr. TRICK or TREAT POWER HHOP Walter Maclinn, cnatrman. ''Many young men and women are unaware of the PARADE OF VALUES FOR HALLOWEEN career opportunities In the food field or of tfie food sci- ence training available at Rutgers," Dr. Maclinn point- ed out. "During our open house we hope to open'their only eyes to these many opportuni- ties.'-' Letters have been sent to guidance counselors in high ' Sensational Value schools throughout the state telling them of the open house. Many of the young This Is actually. 3 belts with reversible sides men and- women will have giving you 6 belts, each a different color to their trips to the Rutgers wear with many outfiti. Fashionable gold- campus financed by local colored buckle.. Adjustable to all sizes. A members'of the food and al- "mutt" for fall and winter wardrobes. lied Industries. Others will •AMTY'aNoraa' onl) In AMF travel to New Brunswick un- •: DI WAIT 'OWU SHOP • TOP-S1DK CUTTINd Mf.r than der their own steam. " •II othtri t SAFETY XIV Motor Swllch In the Food Technology • VISIBLE LAYOUT MARK! Laboratory they will see, in ttlmliut* irrora operation, a pilot scale freez- Misses' Soys' • MAN512ED TABLE for Work • DIRECT DRIVE Molar Pow.c ing and canning plant and • ADJUSTMENTS All Hbov. T.bU new scientific Instruments us- WALT DISNEY Cotton Socks — ind many EXTRA PLUS PADDED ed In food research. COSTUMES WITH MASK Sin. 7 to 10H Lot ui ahow you why avan tha Inn C ancad mini tha naw AMF DS WALT I Neil Wilding Among BRAS Powar Shop with Ita amaiinf MOTOR-1 Sliei — Small (4-4), Mrilum («- 4pair.77 IZED ARM can cut avarythlni lnl Exempt Students Our (oit«t tallins oral Uiually 4 Pain for $1.00 • woodworking battar, faitar, and moral 10), LarS. (12-14) •»«« t>f fine, 10ft ipsin aatlisi *llfc aceurata\y than any trainad aorpart.l Nell J. Wilding, Keyport, All coitumia compl«t with auth»H« Sim 31 la It nyltft rtfnC«teed he«l an! In Qnir* Tbtt it tha only taa\ "pro" amonf thai majoring In zoology, and ento-1 Walt Ditiiay chataatar moikt. Mada an- »alt*d t« |IT* 4 montbi weir O*mi» Ilialy af "Sallmtiaan" iayo« taffata ar la pcpalar (txlpt«1 VfttUrns. F»«k«* horn* powar tooli . . , ovar 30 yaartl mology, at The Pennsylvania I 1* it pUilU k»|, 4 p*>ra.t* IM ba|t. ' world-wida Industrial iccaptanca. All] >lur• la YOURSl 'park, Pa., Is among nearly Snaw Whlrt, Clmltralla, and alhara. Usually 12.49 NOW. Coma in, laa It work wondanf 375 freshmen and transfer with wood 7 ,~. and pick up "yourl students at the University FREE COPY OF "THE GREAT. I E9T INVENTION BINCB THE| who has been exempted from HAND, SAW." tho basic course In English composition. ' , Argyle Type Sox Theodore J. Gates, profes- sor and head of the depart- H.«10ta IEWALT* ment of English composition, POVIHHHOP explains that the exemptions were made on the basis of Pair Only tests given to the new stu- 49 OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS dents at the beginning of the Well - made Supsr - Faihlon cotton bras. Uiu.lly Pair 7»# semester or during the sum- Comfortably padded, elastic Inserts for' mer. tn't turn •** (•<•.' KJLaitU U» ftr l«D|tr titr. better fit. Several styles t« choosa from. , H« also points out that an TkU li •> rtpxat *f m triflm HU-MI M a tuj exemption for a student r«- W Qualllr, Variety, Dependable flects credit not only on the student's ability, but also to 26 28 W. FRONT ST., KEYPORT tha high school where ht was prepared for college, Imported PINKING SHEARS Annual Show & Dance Masquerade Costumes OFTHE For Teen Agers v-"*-^. Keyport Sfxei 16 Only

far Ida aili* ilia youngitar or imoll FIRST AID SQUAD adult. Mada antlrt)f o( "Sotlnihtan" rayan taffata ar iluidy low prlca. BUDDY CLAYTON 1 THE POLKA DOTS "SUttVRBAN Comb-O'Matic 2 MILDRED ELLOR MIRACLI Japanese "i LARGE SELECTION OF MASKS BRUSH 3 NEYELLIS CARPET Lawn Rakes $ 4 HILLMAN BROTHERS ONLY 10 to 194 5 BUDDY CLAYTON Decorations .Tiilue Pumpkins/ '" You get " Music for Dancing Tliius Witches RAY FRYE AND ORCHESTRA Jolnled Skeleton! TRIPLE-S'l STAMPS ImaauadJ Caatt an andd Hiadi •lra.ua tub. St. Joseph Auditorium PU H k for GRAND 6ip^ l>t> alikk Fint Collodion af Papor lot you, your family it tilUaf !••<•• c>M)\t and Napklm for A Raal *• •ffcollta. ^ and you; homo . If iMflaf . Hallawaan Party. Keyport •>*«a UWB. An SAT. OCT. 27th, 1956 8P.M. Donation $1.00 IAH-i.YmN Buu Mu/ Hand Signals A Most, Says New Jersey Law Urging *revival off the ae- sleeted And ispldty^ disappear* •lngrart • 33* pike Association. w a y Needs?" Answering the Huntis Catsup . The : 38-year-old executlv Questloaln-the negative. Ex- also was re-elected to th ecutive , Director Tontl main- Mtnult MtM Board of Directors for tained that- with the enact- Lucky Leaf Applesauce three-year term at the closlni ment of the Federal Highway APPUS TAH6ERINE JUKE session of the association Act of 1956 "the crisis" which annual meeting In Wichita, followed the war years is Hawaiian Punch 1.00 Kan. The association mom over. v bershlp represents toll facili- Broadcast Chili Con Cam* ties In 27 states- and three Furnished apartment signs'] Canadian provinces." ' " tor sale at this qf flee; ENJOY YOURSEU BROCCOLI Marcal Napkins CLUB |4 Green Split Peas ***** CHATEAU CHEESE FOOD ' Formerly Known as S»m>,Bar BOSCPEARS- 2 27/ Tomato Juice Cocktail ^.T *&29* lb HIGHWAY 34 CHEESEQUAKE SQUASH Acorn .Botternrt 2 ' 9/ Homestead Maple Syrup »«»•<«*• Com* In and *•• our wld* s»foc?/on Imported Wut Cheese Gala Halloween Party of Fact Pumpklm In a vatltly or tliti Appian Way Pizza Mix j 17 ^ ' WEDNESDAY OCT. 3ht Musk and Dancing - Free Buffet Halloween Triek or Treatt Nabisco Oreo Cremes DELICIOUS NANCY LYNN C M SWEET CIDER DONUTS Ground Black Pepper ^ ^ *Z 33* A Notice To Home Owners 4 ..••69/ tifirts Dash Dog Food 2 .;;29*

It ha* come to our attention a telephone canvass is Concord Candy Com Concord Spook Mx Baby Foods ^^^89*10?; 99* being conducted by a large heating: equipment salei Childhood Treatt; Leaf Bubbl* Ga organization who are nslnr "Scare Selling" and other un- Peco Payrolls Chlcklelj Bag Grapefruit Juice -^ V£» ethical practices trying t* «et permluion t» lasped youi heatlnc equipment. This type af "Scare SeWns" Js very upsetting t« '1 35* ^95* minr home owner* »n

J. L. SCHANCK & Sons TOMATO SOUP 2 r 21 Candy Coated Peanuts ^29* Pecan Sondlej mm Mis»*sslsss•> $i.$h Chines* DinnerM1.^ •*»• 5J» Fsbuloin 7* Off Ktf. Sf» C.n rV DV*i ttn «•<-, 0*1 11H. - I*'-. tn**\t i IMr, r>lt } , ^ Keyport 773000 f 'w < I 'ill I I 'IIM H fll F I ,-, .1 Fire Auxiliary Plans LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE

Supper, Yule Party The first District comprise* Qak rectlon alon^ the ceot«r line of by A llnB extending as fallows: to point at Ihe end of Liberty Street; - THE Food Sense-Not No Iliadei. Kane Terrace, AtlanUc^Ava- Church Street, thenca It) Inaneaa- wit; thence 151 alone a line Parallel with Plans for a family supper ,uc. Valley Drive. Church St.. Lloyd terl. j , tJlrecUovat «#«,*• wnu alOD«|VV§( thtWW centerWitLVt,, UnUUaf Matawan Koad to • thai feulley ftMA load. Line ftoad and New Bruna' of Ctmrcb Street to a point wbert |0EGXNmNG at a iwlrif wbere Uit runa 'tlong l&erdeen {load; Uteiicai nd Christmas party for the ich Gardeoa. • * said center line ol Church Street In- center Une.of State Hl«h»-ay 34'in- 16) along a Une down tile center ofi 1 MATAWAN JOURNAL Polling place, Township Hall. 83 tersects the , boundary line of —, tersects tha ' boundary tipff of • the members of the Ladles Aux- S8ld eulley to a point where aamai ,tlantic Avnue. N Township of: Matawan; thence AD Township, oi Madison, thence (!) tn inleraecta with the center line ol aare Twelve October 85. 1956 SECOND .ELECTION DlrfHICT alon'S • said pbundary line of thean easterly direction sign* the said iary of"the MorganvlUe Inde- Township of Matatvao to a > point center Une of said StafcHtghivaj- 34 Matawan Soad; thence./?) alone Ih* The Second District compiiaei* the: sala center line ol the Ualawaa " pendent Volunteer' Fire Co. lorthwesterly tide of.Matawan Civpk where aald bouundary Une Intersects to a point where the eaEtprly edge Uie boundary line ol Ulddleaei the center Une of Atlantic Avenue; of, Lake, Lefferts .ntersccU aaW cen Road tn a northerly direction to tut, ere'discussed at the,October rfiintp. ' thence along Middlesex thence (3) albflg said center .tine of terHho of State Highway 34; theoce point wliere the said center, line oC Nicholas Conover ounty line along • wan. irehouse. It was decided to street; thence (4) along "said center Ion of the easterly "edge ot Lenox line drawn across Lake Lefferts from Polling place. Borough Building: ofli Is 101 Today lave a covered dish supper load, thence aoutheaaterly along the line of Main Street In a southerly Prospect Point in a northeasterly di- raslerly edge of Lenox Road, tlience direction to -the • oolnt er place of rection to Ravine Drive; thence (4) Middlesex Road. arly ' in December which outheaiterly alond the oaten; edge BeRlnnlng. • " • along a line drawn across the gulley J FRANKLIN DOMINICK, Cftpt! Nicholas' Morgan Dls- f Lentx Road to a point on ClUfwood • Polling place, Washington Engine to the left of Highland Avenue to a Borough Clerk. , . rould Include the family and venue where Clmwood Beach and Company Fire House on Little Street jl $81.83 . • brow Conover, I^asata Aye., ie tract known aa CUIfwood Beach hildren, A chairman will be. ark loin using the former proper- THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT . NO I! C K Englishtown, formerly of All that part of the Borough of The following it published In accordance with the requirementa ppointed later. Also discussed ' line of Cliffwood Beach and CU» Matawan, is celebrating his •ood Beach Park, continuing aouth Matawan, BEGINNING at a jrofnt ot Chapter 199, Laws of IMS of New' Jerse> luring the business meeting o Prospect Avenue and followlne where thfe center fine of Main Street - NOTICE OF THE NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING 101st birthday loda'y. at the ie CHffuruod Beach property line to intersects the center line of Church •"""..* AS OWNEIIS OF UNCLAIMED ACCOUNTS HELD BY resided over by Mrs, Charles 'he Kcynorf meadowa. ana (hence Street, thence il) tn a wututacrly di- THE MATAWAUT BAMK home of his daughter, Mrs. still along laid property line to Ma- rection along the said center Une of MATAWAN, U. J. ,. Holmes was the installation taivan Creek- Vlaln Street to the gulley iouth of Name • ' Address Arthur B. Pettle, with whom PolUng olace, Flrehouse, CUUwood South Street; thence (2) along a Old Bridge Antique Shop 328 E. !2Sth St., Mew .York, N. f officers and dinner'to be held Ine down the center of «ald gulley he resides. Cipt, Conover, to Lake Lefferts; .thence (3) tn aHalter, Patrick Old Bridge, Ncn Jrrjej. i) January. —•'•'. ••'. .'._•; THIRD ELECTION "DISTBICT ,i THE MATAWAN BANK probably the last, axistlng sea The Third District is bounded on southerly direction along the "caster October 19, lMfl ; by C. W, Mandevllle, Vice-Pres. It was announced that - the' s south by Matawan Creek:, on the !y edge of Lake Lefferti to the cen- )25.H.2O •'- • ..•.-..- . captain to sail the local wa- -£... last by .Rarllan Bay: on the nortb ter Une of State Highway 34; thence ten used for the recent fum- iy Whale Creek to the Intersection \i) along the f»Jd cenier _line of tersniltrlliutes his long life tate Highway 34 tn a westerly di On the Surfate-It's a Treasure isge sale had been donated Whale.Creek and the easterly line rectlon to a oolnt where the said • to "his faith In God and good, rf Lenox Road produced northweji. center line of State Highway 34 In f . Ray; Brown. Mrs. Earl lerly, thrnce In a southeasterly di- terserts the boundary line of the clean outdoor Jivlnj." Another (nature uncov«nd by contain starch —- such- it* \-r\' rection along Lenox. Road to a point oolley, chairman gave a re- n Cliffwood Avenue where cuff- Township of Madison: thence (5) a He was born In * Matawan, scienco wiiich has proved effec- riched bread, cereals, or potatoes rood Beach and 'the tract knows as long me said Boundary line of the on what Is now known as Township *of Madison to m potni tive in substantially reducing — havo not been a dental threat, ort of the sale. iiffn'ood Beach Park loin, using the where said Una Intersects the Centei runswlcK Aye., or for- however, since the action of bac- ormer- property Une of CUIfwood tooth. decay i» not. one to be F;ollowlng.the business meet-, "leach > and CllffdACth^Pk line--oi —New, Brunewlcta Avanuet merl?,_"Pete arid 'Jake Ten- brushed -nside. _.ihi. s- treasure — teWa'Wthese foods IS so -Blow- leach and CllffwopdCtaaoh^Park. Jhence... t6). Jn a .'northerly • dirpctior ng. refreshments were .served ronllnulnlll g touth to Prospect Avenue along the easterly edge of Uke U(" EVcVi Hill." He wtrit' to^sea | with a name that is ainouthful, that saliva can easily neutralize i7id followlni. (he Cifffwood Beacb ferts to tht gulley that runs In back too — ia sodium lautoyl Barcosin- any acids which are formed. Bac- " Mrs. Wooliey. Mrs. John iroperfy tine to Keyport - meadowa, of Locust Place; thence (7) along at the age of 15, and at 18 ind thence still along aald property received his master's license. ate, a "miracle drug." Its action teria need direction,in attacking oltz, Mrs. .Charles. . Suydam i lint drawn down the center of tooth enamel — support from Ine to Matawan Creek. ' jald gulley to a point where the -Capt. Conover was the fa- takes place on toolh surfaces and nd . Mrs. Frank Ratcllffe. Polling place. Veterans' Memorial center Une ol Schenck Avenue In when added to a dentifrice, it per- substances ' called enzymes. By ithers present were Mrs. E. lome corner Cll'ffwood Ave.,~ and (ersects the center (Ine of Main tller of six children, but Mrs. tawthorn Street Cliffwood. forms equally well whether teeth slowing down the effectiveness of 'assldy, a new member; Mrs. Street; thence (8) along the cenlei Pettie and a sister, Mrs. Reu- enzymes with the new "miracle HOSE K, WENZEL, line of Main Street In a. northerly are brushed in the morning and Chester Jameson, Mrs. Robert , . TownahiR Clerk. :•...... direction to a point where the said bin- Miller* Browntown, are aveninK only or after each meal. drug," acids are prevented from center <41ne of Main Street Intersect? the only ones still living. He attacking enamel, • • Hauser. Mrs. Roland . Boyce. the ccoter line of State Highway 34; These results revealed by a two- thence. t9V along the maid center line ' has five grandchildren and year research project have re- "Digging" beneath the surface, . Ralph, Howardson, Mrs. REGISTRY AND ELECTION r NOTICE of State Highway' 34 in an easterly six great-grandchildren. cently been published by Dr. L. dental scientists continue to em- ouls * Becker, Mrs. John direction to a point where said cen 1 BOROUGH OF MATAWAN ter Une of State Highway 34 Inter- After losing his first wife. S. Fosdick of Northwestern Uni- phasize, however, that good nu^ enksa , Mrs. Robert Davies, Notice Is hereby given that Dl* tritioa — the real treasure — is ricl Qoards of Election and Regis sects the roadbed . or the Central Sarah Priest, Spring Valley, versity. Young adults in industry •Irs. Fred Marz, Mrs. .Edward Railroad of New Jersey; thence U0i and 'students at three different basic to the formation of strong, try In and tor tha Borough of Ma along said roadbed to a Dolnt .where in 1882, he left the sea. and reston, Mrs. .Roy Anderson, tawan, Couunty of Monmouuth, state universities had co-operated to healthy teeth. A varied diet which of New Jersey, will- meet at the said roadbed Intersects the centei . _i»rmed with his father. Gar- nd Mrs. Thomas Corrado. Une of Church Street! thence Uli teat the effectiveness of the new includes enriched bread and cer- )Uces hereinafter delspnated on along the-said center Doe of Church ret WV Conover, who had a eals, milk, meat, fruits and vege- TUESDAY,- NOVEMI1EB 6th, .955 product. aetween the hours of 7 a.m. and B Street In an westerly direction to the farm in Browntown. Soon af- Behind this research Is tha be- tables is important for everyone, Westminister Group i.m. for tha purpose of conducting point or olace of Beginning. • ter his second marriage to lief that decay Is caused by acids but particularly so for tho preg- Attends Fall Rally he general election for the election Anna Oussie White, Cassvllle. which attack the surface enamel nant woman and the growing Polling place. Midway Hose House of -teeth. Thesa acids are pro- child. With a legacy of good nu- •"residential Electors , on Washington Street. In 1889. he moved to Farm- trition aa'a starter, care of tooth Members of- the Matawan Congressman from Third Congress* FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT Jngdale and around'1900 mov- duced rapidly when bacteria act onal District • . —-" All. that part of the Borough ot on foods with a high sugar con- surfaces assumes its place in 'resbyterian Church Sehlor lierlff " " -. ' Matawan bounded on the east and ~ td to Englishtown. tent. Carbohydrate food*' which maintaining dental health. Vestminlster Fellowship that Cwo members of the Board of Frte> northeast by the boundary line ol •older* , . tlitt Township of Matawan, on the Capt. Conover's three bro- ttended the Monmouth Pres- Three Coronert south by the northerly bouundary Une < thers, John Denyse, TenEyck, byterian Fall Rally, on Sun- wo council men for tht full term of tht Township of Maribord, on the ! and Don, all deceased. also ssessor f6r the full term Vest by the boundary Una of the v latawan P-TA Plan* '• ay at the.-Hlghtstown Pres- Tha sessions of the registry board .Township of Matawan and on the,, residents of Matawan. Dance For Pupilt yte>lan church werer Judy /111 b« held at th« folawlng polling north by a Une extending as follows: to wit: "\ • . . • • . In Marlboro School* Membership Drive iuhns, Judy Rice, Terry Ann ""iRST ELECnON DISTRICT -Will Receive Bid* Salloway, Al Raven, Harry All that part of the Borough of BEGINNING at a paint wher* the A school dance was held at To celebrate the 25th annlver- ,1 •tawan, BEGINNING nt a point center Une of New Brunswick Ave* 'a'rothers^'Fred DenBleyker, ivher* the center Une of Wain Street mi* }s Intersected oy the boundary *i The Hazlet postmaster will the Marlboro Flrehouse re- ary of the Matawan Parent- lint of tht Township of Matawsti. irginla Kuhns, Janice Pozl- ntersects the boundary lint of the thence ,(11 in -a northerly direction receive sealed proposals, for pently for. the upper grades Teacher Association, an inten- n?.a, Bob Zlelinske, Doug Townsnlp of Matawan, thence (1) along the easterly edge of Lake Uf- carrying tho, mall on malt ilong the. aaid center Una of Main ferts to tht fuUty that runs In the; of the Marlboro Schools. Dec- lve drive for aew members ietrich and Dick Streeter, •treet fn a southerly direction to tht back of Locust Place; thence it) i messenger route No. 209469, be- minister, ot youth at the •ridge on Main Street, south of South along a Une drawn down the center I orations - wart In red and as been inaugurated, Final Etreet; thence (2) along a lino of said gulley to a point where the! tween the HazletiPost Office hurch. and the Central Railroad Sta- rawn down tht center of the gul* center lint of Schenck Avenue inter white and It was called a ilans were made at a commlt- The group l«y corssed by .the said bridge to sects the center line of Main tion at Hazlet, and between the stopped for' a Lake LefferU: thence <3) tn a north- thence <3> along the said Columbus Day dance. Ther* e meeting held at the home lzza party post office and the Central Rail- the 'Magnolia erly direction along the easterly ed- Una of Main Street In a n4rthfcf!> were about 85 attending, , e of Lake Leffcrta to Prospect direction to »• point where tweajii road Station at Matawan. These Mrs. Pat Manzo, Beechwood inn, MMatawan, on the home- •olnt; thence {A) along • Une drawn center line of Main Street Intersect* Refreshments were sold and Terr., Matawan, membership ard Journey-.- ;cross Lake Lclforta from Prospect the center lint of State Highway 34: bids will be received by the Point In a norths aajterly' direction thence (4) along tht said center Un« postmaster at Hazlet until Nov. proceeds will be used for a ihalrman, of the Matawan :o Ravine Drive; thence (8) along « of State Highway 34 to a point wherr Dry Cleaning Ine drawn across tha gulley to tht the satd center Une of State High 1, Full Information and forms trip for'the eighth grade lat- Irammar School P-TA, Thuri- LEGAL NOTICE eft ot Highland Avenue to a point way 34 Intersects the roadbed of thf er In the year. This was the it the ena of Liberty Street, thence Centra] Railroad of New Jersey. -may be obtained at lh« Hailet ay evenlnir. MONMOUTII COUNTY COUBT [8) along a line oaralltl with Ml Post Office. 'Irst of two monthly dances PROBATE DIVISION •wan Road to the gulley which runi Palling Disc*, frenesu Independent October Is designated as DOCKET NO. 83730 ilong Aberdeen Road; thence (7) a- rlrehouse. Freriftau Ave. / KEYPORT CLEANERS held for the schools. The next iRDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY one aline down the center of this one will be held at Morgan- lembershlp month, and a sys- IiANDS SHOULD NOT BE SOJLD tulley to a point where aam* (ntcr- TIFTH ELECTION. DISTRICT LOSE UGLY FAT TO PAY DEBTS * - • .". lects with tha canter Una of Mata- Alt-that part o/ tha Borough or vlUe Volunteer Flrehouse on tm of personal contacts was In the Matter 61 th« Estate van Road; thence (8) along the satft Matawan bounded In tha west by the boundary Une of tht Town*ii| . PLANT & VAULT BRANCH STORE In Ten Days or Money Bade Wednesday and will be a Hal- rranged ta aqualnt the par- at renter Une' of< Matawan Road tn a f IRENE C. CLABKE. Deceased lortherly direction to the point where of Madison, on the north by the U sou «t« o««iw«l|bl, hera Ii lilt loween Dance, nU of t h a grammar school Upon reading and filing the com* ifttd center line of - Matawan noad boundary lint of the Township o: Division & 3rd St. flnt raauy larllUnl nawa to come latnt of DorU I. Cameron, admlnls* ntersects the boundary. Una ot the Matawan and on the louth and es*t 23 E. Front St. aloof la yaara, A mw A convenient Chaperones w • r • Robert hlldrin with the purposes and ralrix of the estate of Irene C. Township of Matawan; thenc* (9) a* Vay to «t rid of aitra pouuoa niler :iarke, deceased: long tha said boundary line of the . than tyar, ao yon caa ba atallnt and Sena, Marlboro Township ictlvltlea of the p-TA and to Township of Matawan lo the point KEYPORT KEYPORT •rim aa you waat, Thli new produce Schools Principal; B. Palkow- It Is on thla Bit. day or October, nroll one or both parents. DM, Ordered that all parson* Inter* ir place pf Beginning. tallat DIATRON eurbi both humor ski, athletlo director and sev- tited In the real estate of the tit Id aVappauu. Na otu«i, ao dlit, u u. rena C. Ctarka, deceased, described Polling 'place, Hook & Ladder Fir* orclia. Absolutely barmUii,' when enth grade teacher at Mor- The Mata wan Grammar louse. In back of Borough Hall. Pick Up and Drfivery jtoa utu Dl/ITRON. you atU) onloy School. P-TA meets once - a the Complaint tiled herein, appear B&nvlUa School and Mr. and itore thla Court on Friday, the 30tn SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT loejf auaU. aUU (at tha loooi you month on the first.Wednesday i All that part of the Borough of Quick Battery Service ::' fako 1|a( you ilnply oon't h»»« Uae Mrs.' Jones, Marlboro.. T h « lay ol November 1058,,at 0:30 A.M. Matawan, BEG INN IN Q mi m polnl tirta for, attra portions' and. auto- In the high achool auditorium,' n the forenoon mt tha County Court dance was over' promptly at Houaa, Freehold, N, J, to ahow cause where th* cantartlln« of Main Street KEyport 7-0102 •naUtalljr your trelllit mail came Any parent who has not been intersects th* center Mne.. of ClmrcJ> mawa, ••c*auj», a* your own doctor 10 o'clock -and' beian it T.3O why to much of the laid real ey. Street, thence (1) In an -easterly dl- CdLOT'S, Matawari will fall you. when you eat Jeai, yon p.m. Records furnished th» contacted li invited to attend t*t* Mhouia not bt told at will ba waifh Ian, Bicaia rraliht endaaftra •ufflclent to pa/ the debli of the ailct yoar. heart, kldaeye. So no matter znusio. he next meeting on Nov. 7, Irene C. Clarke, deceased. - - what you have tried befora, (at DM- Assisting Mrs. Manzo will ba And It is further Ordered that thti TRON and prove IA yourulf what It >rder ba published In "The Matawan dts. Douglas Marvel, Mrs. otirnil" newspaper, one-of tha newj. eaa do. D1ATRON 1> >old on Ihll Meeting To-Be Held red OsipowlW. Mrs. Franklyn saptri of this State, once a week for .GUARANTEE: You mull Isle wel(hl 'our fluccculve weeka prior to the with the flrat paxkafe you u>e or Ilia A meeting of the Matawan lunter, Mrs. Carmen DeNardo, return day iforetald, paekaae coin you nothlnf, Juit re- *rs. Qeorge Leary.and Mrs. Neighborhood Association ot Elvln R, SlmmlU tun the bottle lo yoilr druillit and J. Tomasello. president. ' .",.. (Elvln H. SlmmUl) J.CC. let your money hack. DIATRON Olrl Scouts will be held Tues- •oiu U.aa and. la told with IMi alrlcl I $17,63 meaay back guarantee by: day at the Publlo Health Cen N OBDJNANCE VACATING A POtl- r - Sandford Druci Store ter, Matawan at S p.m. All M.E. Haley Hose Co. TION OF JANNAHONE AVENUE, IN THE TOWNSHIP OF MATA- US Main Bfteet leaders and commutes heads Elects Officers WAN IN THE COUNTY OF MON- : Mailorder* Filled are Invited to attend. MOUTH AND STATE OF NEW JEItSEY. Election of officers was held BE IT OJ1DAINED by th# Town ,t the Oct. 17 meeting of the ihlp Committee of the Townahlp of Matawan In tha County of Monmouth, •adles Auxiliary of the M. E, New Jersey, that: WILL YOU MISS Haley Hose Co. at the flrehouse. ]. AH thai certain portion of Jan- The new officers are: Mrs. larone Avenue, East ot the Free- mi and Atlintlc Highlands Railroad Evelyn Gray, president; Mrs. l|ht of way. extending Easterly to Stephanie Ralnko, vlce-presl- i point BOO feet more or less on a HALF THE SHOW? ourie of North 71 degrees 00 min* ent; Mrs. Ann Bucco, secre- Jtea Went to a point, aald point »l»o tary; Mrs. Jean Gray, treas- Detng - tha Westerly Une • ot the drive- •v«y. now tn use, lea^intf to tb« hontr urer; Mrs.'Anna Nixon,'pub- if Jolm Codomo; be and the same u lloity. • mreby vacated; and all the public rights- therflh are hereby released The annual Installation din" and cxtinguiihed. " ner will be held at Coby's, ' 2. This Ordinance aliall. take at' SATURDAY South Amboy, Sunday, Nov. 11. Feet immediately upon Its final paia- COLOR It was announced that a cttkd" |e and publfcation according to law, sale will be held at the Spot- PUBLIC NOTICElt hereby given OCTOBER less Cleaners Matawan, on hat .tho foregoing Ordinance was In* troduced at a regular meeting of the TV 'riday, Nov. 18, starting at 10 •Township Committee ot the Town- .m. ship of Matawan in the County of Monmoulh, New Jersey, on October Tonight!) 27th The dark horse was won by 2lth, 1990. snd passed on first read Mrs. Ralnko. The hostess was Ing, and tho sama was then ordered to be published according to law, at 8:00 Mrs. Nancy Longo. and ttul such ordinance will be fur The next regular meeting (her considered tor final passage at An announcement of decisive importance the meeting of (lie said Township will be held on Nov. 14 at the Committee lo tie held at the Town wmm flrehouse. ' ship Hall, at No. 83 AtUnttc Avenue, in said Townsl)Ip, on Monday, * tin 3lh tlijy of November,. U>$0. at L ''clock noon, al which time and place to anyone about to buy a new automobile: on a New 1957 Cedar Grove 4-Her« j public hearing will be held and all persons Interested will be given —, Hold Square Dance an opportunity to be heard concern' Ing such ordinance. RCA VICTOR The older members of •the Ce TlOSE K. WEN7.C1. dar Drove Rattlesnakes 4-1 TOWN3H1P CLEKK J13 17.03 Trie most exlmnsfive endurance test A car, like a man, b known by 1U deeds, to 5^vcars of normal driving. • FUU Club and their guests enjoyed ever given an automobile has juit not words. 2 in 1 square dancing Saturday ItKQlSlRY AND ELECTION Not in all history has a mjn-btult ma> , NOTICE bc«o completed by two stock '57 chine traveled so far in to short a timo- I; evening, at the home of Mr. TOWNSHIP OF* MVTAWAtf That is'why, wo at Ford, despite our eon- COLOR and Mrs. Walter Tosch, lead Notice is hereby given (hat District Fords—identical in every respect •fldencc in our '57 cars/let their deeds of by land or sea! crs, Tho novelty number o Board of Reels try and Election tn COLOR TV nnd. (or the Township of Matawan, with oars now being offered by Ford - accomplishment speak for themselve*. But Ihis was not a lost of ,!|xri/-but of tho evening was a broom County of Monmouth, State of New Donlcn. danco, and iJoe . Crane an Jersey, will meqt at the -places here- Therefore, we engaged an independent endurance of the "Inner l'ord." A trial inafter tie slap M-td on to take the measure of Thundcrbird Y- BBHI Ruth Crawford performed an TUESDAY. NOVF.MHEK tin, 1931 engineering organization to test our '57 exhibition momba. Member* bclu'ccn thtt hours of 7 *.m. and a Under the supervision of tlic United block V-8 power without qualification, p.m. Tor tlia piirpom ot conducting cars inure thoroughly tlinii any other present were Robert Costcllo tho central election tor (ho electloi Statci Auto Club and the Federal cars have ever been tested before —in of any kind. A test of running gear—of Mlchnel Donner, Jack Young, ot * Phone tion Internationale de Automobile,' this country or abroad. . brakes, of materials in bndv and clianu. FREE Joo Crane, Vincent ,.Maocla, Presidential Electors Of .steering and road,tUility, >cs, and Congressman from Third Gongres*- each of these two '57 Fords traveled Jimmy Slbrep, Jack Owens, lonsl District We provided them with! '57 Fords-carj comfort, tool Sheriff 50,000 miles in less than 20 days. DEMONSTRATION Richard, Charles and identical with those now offered by Tord Hilton aml'TIm' Teach. Two members ot the Board ot Free- Ford No. 1 averaged 108.10 ihph for holders Dealers. Th« rest w« left up to them. A test, indeed, such as tin other can have Three ~Coroners ' • the entire run... Ford No. 2, over •ver undergone, let alono mctcufully [Right in your homo] •Mr. and Mrs. ThomaB HJ One Member ot tha Township Com ton,' loadorsi furnished t h rnlttea for (he full tsrm ' 107 mph. These averages include Het* it wluil tKci/cliJt concluded. ' # music, Refreshment**!,, T«* Collector for th« full term Th« sessions of the roglstry briari time for nil pit stops. They took these can to the Salt FUtx «t Surely they have Itild you, in decliiv* served by Michael Ponno will be held at the following poliln Bonnevllle, Utah. term), that they are ioorlh inor» when and Tim Tesch. PlM F?nST ELECTION DISTRICT In all, tin '57 Ford •mashed 458 you buy... and when you teUI Hero, twelva of tin world» greatwt national and international records. Your Ford Pealer.will gladly place at driven took over. • ••^•••••••••••••••••••1 your disposal the new kind of Ford tint Thlf teit wai run on tha BonnevilU lo rclaya they drove then c«r> night and moam a new kind of value for yoiir qar* SiH Flati in Utah ... it wa« UM day for • diitanca greater thon twice buyinf! doliar-th* greatest the workl hat. DONS FABULOUS FREE COUPON turn in history. around the world ... a distance equal jlAVE WALF ON ALL YOUR PAINT | TELEVISION & APPLIANCE CO. Florida'! bljjut, bfil-lnawii k.lnl S1.84 VALUE manufacturar will pay half ynur paint bill i .rri GIAHr SIZE Any kind, any |>rlc*, er any e«Ur, "Sim. Old Tennent Rd. Morgqnvillo 4 WAY CAR-WAX rlia" Aw.rd Wlnn..l IKAKCHIS COAST TO COAST FORD goes First You can own a new. MARYIBARTER PAINT FACTORS Rt. 31,2 Miles South Of Maluwun 2 in I Color TV * " Matawan George S. Barrett & Son MAIN STREET MA 1-3100 MATAWAN Only $:$.47 A Waik! Taho$6 Man'iln To Pay! SL Air Force Beckons Army Want* RecruiU Program Outlined To bails, whenever the Applicant Draft Qualification For Third Diviiion Alter Licensing Exam feels he 1* ready to take the behind the wheel examination. Career-Minded Men The U.S. Army Recruiting A Unee-polnt program tor "Thl* program would in- NOTES Test Given Nov. 15Service has announced that it silfter licensing examinations sure two things," Mr, Bur- Mum JOURNAL! One.of the most interesting Is accepting enlistments for to properly qualify new dri-stein said, "First, it would in- Col. Donald A.. JMacQrath, October 28, 1886 Ptge Thirteen c&reer fields 'In the U£. Air Ab«ut Ar«t MM ud Womea the Third Armored Division vers was outlined by the 'Mo-dicate tint the nr,w licenses .Force lor mechanically-mind- ew- Jersey Director of Selec- tor Club of America. ! presently stationed Ul Ger- has the proper' background ed young men is aircraft and in tiw ve Service, reminds students Under present procedure -New Phone Number engine maintenance. Airmen hat application blinks tor many. This is another "Oper- New Jersey seemingly pro- an d attitude. Secondly, It in this field are responsible he Nov. 15, Selective Serv- ation Gyroscope" division de- cesses applicants through a would Impress on a new dri- Motor Vehicle Director fbr the matntehance and op- 1 ce College, Qualification Test signed to make- an Army licensing mill, according to ver, through the time and ef-Frederick J. Gassert, Jr., re- eration of engines in, fllgty, Armed "Services Bernard liursteln, MCA. Safe- fort spent In Belling a li- overhaul of engines on the must be postmarked not later tour more attractive to the cently announced thnt a tievr youth o( today, _ ty Director, An undermanned cense, that his license was a telephone exchange for the ground and maintenance of han midnight Tuesday, Oct. force of motor vehicle Inspec- aircraft equipment. privilege, ivid not a light." Decker In Tex»* Tralninr At Fort Dlr 0. The test will be given at Applicants enlisting for this tors put about 250,004 appli- Division of Motor Vehicle* division will be sent 10 Fort was put Into service Wednes- Mechanics and technicians A/C Robert A. Decker, South Pvt, William! ». Oelbert, pproxlmately 1000 testing cants through a cursory ex- Leader To Take Course in this field maintain electri- Laurel Ave., West Keansburg, Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs.enters located throughout the Hood, Tex., for basic train- amination each year. day, Oct. 24, The new tele- cal, hydraulic and pressurb.a- ing, alter which, will, join the As a major, step to elimin- William J. Miller, Jr., Matn- phone number for the Dlvi;_ tion systems, and regulate! now is station-) WMlsm Stewnrt. Jr.. RD 1. Jnlted States and Its Tcrri- Prt it Brian> Freehold, has arrived at Fort unit In Germany where they ate this practice, Mr, Uurwan- , Is among Monmoutli slon Ifl Trenton lit Export «• engines and systems in flight. a Bryan orles. sie'ln- and the MCA proposed: Coimly Scout leaders register- They work with hand and \ . " I Dlx. and has been assigned will remain until the division 2553. • £'' £„!! f ! to I Company, Third Training The testing centers ot the Applicants for driver licenses ed Tor a course on camplim power and testing equipment itate of New Jersey are; returns to the Unllfjd States. must show evidence that they and activities to take place such as micrometers and ten- .t ««.t hJ- (Reeiment of the VS. Army This Is an excellent oppor- the final phases| center-Infantry, for ;amden High School, Cam- h a ve passed an ajjpiovnd In November »l the Schlff siometers. They work f rom | Trainlne en; Union J un 1 o r College, tunity for travel-minded per- of jet p 11 o 11 elgnt weeks 0, ^asl0 trfllnm(f. high' school driver education Scout Reservation, the NA- technical manuals, blueprints' training. He ranfoid; U p s a 1 a College. sons to see Europe at Gov-course or Ha equivalent; be- llonul Tfiiliiliffc Center ot the and schematic drawings. Mr. Stewart, formerly of ernment expense. While In Join completed Keyport, attended Key- East Orange; Stevens Instl- fore they are Issued learner's Hoy Scuul.H of America, »l flight training ute of Technology, Hoboken; Germany, each enlistee is permits, applicants must take Mcndham, Airmen are selected for this port High School.' He was em- given 30 paid vacation days our vital field, on the basis of at the' Maiden ployed by the Stewart Tool it. Peter's College, Jersey a written test to illustrate Air Bite in year and with the low cost their desires, their scores on and Die Co., Holmdel. ity; Drew University, Madl- their knowledge on state driv- Th e Crippled Children's Missouri. ;on; New Jersey State Teach- of traveling, It ""Is'-.possible to ing I'Gttulattons-t h e y also £Etltude_!_tests._and the cur- : Commission, Iorm£vTy""«n li'i- -. A/c . During _hlfi.trainlnB^he__wlll. rs~ CollegepNewarkr "Rutgers:|-yislt_jill of..Europe^.._ —- should: uniterito~liss'cho physt; -ireBt: needs. :of.".the3Sir;: Force; receive^Inslriicfion"Tn general Uppendimt agency, WHS'placed Clothing Club After completion of six weeks graduated from Keyport High Jillvefsity," Newark; Rutgers ~~ Ajiy. jnlefcisied "pcTsbTis, be- cal examination to uncover military subjects. Infantry Jnlverslty, New Brunswick; in Hie New Jersey Slitte De- of b a s i c military training, School In June 1955. He would tween the ages of 17 and 35,driver defects that could lead W; S. WALLACI weapons and tactics, as well Paterson State Teachers Col- may apply at the U.8, Army to motor vehicle- accidents; partment ot" Health (luting the these airmen attend a 15- like to hear from h 1 s class- as character guidance pro- executive I'fuignniviulon ot 24 W. FRONT ST. week course at Sheppard Air e g e, Paterson; Princeton Recruiting Station, Post Of- Road TusU should lust 15 mates and friends who maygrams under the'post'Chap- Jniverslty, Princeton; Falr- fice Building. Red Bank, for minutes at least, and should the smtc Government which Force Base, Wichita Falls. write him at the following ad- lain. followed adoption of the 1047 Tex.i or Amarillo Air Force Dicklnson College, Huth- further information and/or be given on an appointment KEYPORT 70700 dress: A/c Robert A. Decker, A f.. t e r the initial eight rfordi ."Selon Hall University, enlistment. .Stale Constitution. Base, Amarillo, Tex. They AD 21782560, Class 57J. Fit. G, are trained to muster air-: weeks, he will be given a louth Orange; New Jersey craft structures and engines, 3530th P.T.S., Cadet Mail Boom, two-week leave and then re- itate Teachers College, Tren- Pretreating Soiled as well as electrical, hydrau- Box 335, Bryan Air Force Base, ceive an additional eight of on; Rider College, Trenton, • lie, instrument, flight control Bilyan, Tex. ,__ advanced infantry training, nd New Jersey Stale Tench- Areas Important and fuel supply systems. be enrolled in one of the spe- rs College, Upper Molilclnir. On Good-Will Cruise cialist schools conducted at Col. MncGrath urges slu- Every fumlly wash hns some After graduation from this Hunter-Killer Group HZ, Fort Dlr, or be transferred ients \vhose academic year articles that have ground-In technical course, aircraft and composed of IS East Coast to another post for training at nds In January to take the soil that must be given a little extra cleaning before, going into engine mechanics ere sent to naval units sailed from Nor- one of Mov. 15, test so they will have ' an Air~Force Base, where the other technical the washer snys Mrs, Lorn a K, , folk, Va., on Oct. 1 on a com-schools, a test score on tile at their they begin to perform their bination iood-will and train- ocal boards before the end White, Monmoutli County home j vital work. Ing cruise in Atlantic and f their academic year, at agent. Shirt collir bands, and | SALE! Aboard TJSS Currltuck Aircraft and engine mecha- Western European waters. Gordon K. Davlson, sea- which time their boards re- cuffs and necklines of blouses I nic is just one of the 400 lm- Participating In the cruise man, son ot Mr. and Mrs. W. pen and reconsider their are only three places that oft- portant and valuable Jobs was George D. Walling, ma- O. Davlson, 6 Walnut Terr., :ases to determine whether en need special treatment. the U. S. Air Force, open they should be again deferred STAIN PROOF chinist's mate third class, As the wash Is sorted, one Keyport,' is serving in Medi- as students. young men and women inter- USN, son of Mr. and Mrsterranea. n waters aboard the may find the front ot aprons ested in their future. Sgt. Raymond Walling. 143-B Tele- seaplane tender, USS Currl- or parts of children's garments Vllkle of the Bed Bank Air graph Hill Rd., Keyport, tuck, A student may obtain an that, unless pretreated, won't Forte Hecruiting Office has aboard the anti-submarine application from any selective wash clean even with the best BROADLCOM extended an Invitation to all warfare support aircraft car- The ship arrived at Pollen- service local board. "It Is notlaundry methods la any ma- interested in USAF career op- rier. USS Antletam. sa Bay, Mallorca, Sept. 18, necessary to obtain the appli- chine. •-• .) ' •! • portunities to --consult him. and provided repair and cation from the student's own The cruise is In accordance maintenance for a Navy pa- For sturdy cottons, » soft His office is located at the with the Navy's policy of pro- local board," Col, MacQrath brush and the same type ot de- Post Office Building, Red trol squadron there, and later «id. viding personnel with \tratning at Augusta Bay, Sicily. The tergent to be used In the wash- -—Bank, :.- in overseas areas. — - Students will mall applica- er will do Um trick, Mrs. Bhip will return "to' Norjollc; : Va., in la^e November. tions for the NovV 15; test to WhlleTays. Either aljTUfe wet Science: Research Associates, brush into the dry powder or Completes Training Chicago, TIL, In prc-addrossed make a strong solution of the envelopes which will be given soup or synthetic detergent and Pvt. George J. Kahrs, son to registrants by local boards. scrub the soiled etretikj on a of Mr. and Mrs. Ge o r g e Bulletins of Information con- flat surface... "'.-. - ^-~\ T~ '"' Kahrs, ClUfwood, has com- cerning the test also are For man-made fibers, » more pleted his training at Valley available nt the local boards. Forge Army Hospital, Phoe- Kcntle treatment. is recom- ,To be eligible to apply for mended. Use a sponge In- uixville, Pa. He Is now sta-the Selective Service Teat the tioned in Germany. His ad- stead of a brush. On these student must: H) intend to newer fabrics, even with a eott dress is.' Pvt. George J. request 'deferment as a stu- Kahrs, B'A-11314535, 46th Sur- dent; <2> • be satisfactorily brush one,iake« a, chance of SETS'™ OPENS NOV. 3rd Blcal Hospital MBL, APO 180pursuin, g a full-time course of roughing the surface and little New York, N.Y. instruction; >3> must not' pre-•pills' may appear. ,\ ALL MAKES GUNS - viously have taken 'the quail" Trains At Fort Gordon potion- test,_._ >..-.-• • Jersey Tomatoes In AMMUNITION - BOOTS Army Pvt. George. Hic Thepresent criteria for de-Heilbronn, Germany ton of Mr. and Mrs. George ferrnent as an undergraduate ' Complete line ', H. Hicks, . W RaVlne Dr. student are fitlitr 6 eallsfac- A box with tour tomatoes, Matawari,' recently began the tory Bfore, 10, on the qualifi- was airmailed from Keyport BEAR ARCHERY EQUIPMENT second phase of six months cation .itit•«« specified, rnDli' to M/Sgt. John Schneider, •of active duty under the Re- ri% the foiatr-mrtr\b^fa W 1 Jlellbronn» .Germany, jon- Sept. Complete* Line «r"H «erfi*WreS- Act' *' ' the class: ''Upper half'of io.' The "tomatoes arrived In Cordon, Ga. freshman- class; upper two- LICENSES ISSUED HUNTING CLOTHES Germany three days laler In, Pvt. Hicks )• receiving thirds of sophomore class: or Kood condition. M/BKt. Schnei- eisht weeks of advanced indi- upper three-fourlbs ol Junior der it a former resident of vidual signal communications class. Keyport. MATAWAN SPORTING GOODS (raining-. He recently complete The tomatoes were.' grown ed eight weeks of basic com Students accepted for ad in the rear y*\d of. Stanley 180 MAIN STREET MA 1-M4t MATAWAN bat training 61 Foit Knox mission to-e Braduate .trjiool SchulU, Plrep 8t,,. who telt Ky. after Jan. 1. "1855. satisfy .the there was nothing like , a criteria If they ranked among home-grown Jersey tomato to ENGLISHTOWN SPORTING GOODS Men volunlferlng for tbe the upper one quarter of Ihean U.S. soldier stationed far t» MAIN STREET EN 7-3911 •• ENGUS11TOWN six-month tour of active duty male members of their senior from home, • .»-• are, permitted to finish their fcloriw Open Daily 'Til I:HF.M. — Friday 'Til 1:00 P.M. class or made a score of SO Thanks to the fast airmail military service in local Guard or better on the test. service to our armed* forces unit*. A student deferment Is notoverseas. M/Sgt. Schneider Itiuiget Yoiir Purrlwise The 18-year-old soldier was ah-exemption. Col. MacGrath had homegrown, Ireehly-pick-~ graduated from Hit>«ti explained, and in no way can-ed tpniatoee for.dlnner. Hleb School In 1S5C cels a registrant's military Up To 24 Mouths To Pay- obligation. As a matter of Recently Promoted Mtrines Graduate fact, a deferment automati- ! Gerald M. Crowley; son of cally extends bis age of lia- Sgt. Richard W. Melslobn, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Crow- bility to 35. . 405 Main St.. Keansburg, re- ley, ,400 First St., and Daniel cently was. promoted to the MacDonald. son of Mr. and Made Line Foreman rank of Second Lieutenant of -OldestElectrielmn Mrs. Joseph McDonald. 29 the 644th Tunk Bn., New Jer- a square yard Myrtle Ave., both of Keyport George H., Spratford, jr., 34sey National Guard. Lt. Mcls- Bring your old electric iron to our completed r e c u 11 training The Vista, Mlddlelown, hits lohn has been a member of Oct. II at the Marine Corps been promoted by Ibe Jersey Ihe Iloltnllon's Heartqunrtrrf Regularly * 6.95 .tore before NOVEMBER 25th Recruit Depot, Parrls Island, Central Power & Light Com and Headquarters Service1 Co; S.C. Relatives and friends ol pany from lineman, 11 r K t nlnce 1048 and will nerve HE • If yours is the oldest one brought in many' ot the new Marines class, to line foreman In theliaison officer on the battal- were on hand to witness the company's Union Beach dis- ion itnff. He Is employed by you will receive graduation ceremonies. trict. Mr. Spratford has been the gateway Btorra, Ktana You'll look fur find wifle anil mwer (ind Uii» The 12-week training sche- employed by the local elecrtlc burg, and Is married and the dule Included drill, bayonet company alnce 1848. father of four children. quulily for anywhere ncur our price. You wive $2.96 training, physical condition Absolutely EREE Ing, parades and ceremonies, and other military subjects on every square ynrd of UIIH jtraelieul, heniiliful Three weeks were ipent on ABrnnANm the rifle range where the re cruits filed the Ml rifle and hroadloom. Clean, clear colorH will add refreshing received instruction fa basic Marine Inftntry weapons.- . new intercut lo your home ., . Supply IK limited,

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THE "WOIK-SATINCUT" IION IYH 1 Most ef your laundry GAS can b« ironed quicker »nd easier without iptinkUnft You Get Clean, Quick Does all ironing and pressing jobs better. See (or yourself Heat For Cooking Take advantage of our 1O r>A\r Prompt, Efficient HOME TRIAL X5enric« , by flopping in prior U the aboim ia*t KEYPORT GAS CO. GENERAL^ ELECTRIC AfMLI. *t. PERTH AMBOY WOODBRIDGE 221 Smith St. Rout* 9 (Bttwoon Turnpike OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS KEYPORT LUMBER HI 2-6670 , And Howard Johnsons) £ SUPPLY CO Oy»n Dally • A.M. (• t I'.M, UL WO B-4343 wtUtr r.v«»l*iM Tin > r.M. Oft* l>»Hr t to I ;nv.,in 1 II It I Your Hnrdmrt rxpatlmrnt SUr* iod" N 20 - 28 W. FRONT ST., KIYMRT CONVENIENT FREE PARKING SPACE AT BOTH STORES Mrl. Margaret Loop Oa The first speaker will bt GOP WOMEN PRESENT CAKES TO HOSPITAL PATIENTS Fitkin Hospital Dr. Prank Altschul, Long lertain Quarters Approved By Board Program Committee Branch, who will speak or* The Board ot Commission- Mrs. Margaret M>op, Mata- new drugs, .including Insulin, JOURNAL Needed For SS ers of the Joint Commission wan, will represent HoweU hormones, vaccines and aller- of the Accreditation of Hospi- and Marlboro Townships on gy drugs, at the Wednesday Fare FonrJeen October K, 19S8 To become insured under the committee in^,, charge of afternoon session. The meet- social security, a person must tals' has approved the recom- "planning the programs for a Ing, open to all publlo health have been In work covered mendation that Fltkln Hospi- series of educational discus- iy the law for, a specified tal be accredited for three sipna designed to keep publlo and school nurses of the coun- Banks Honored For length of time. The amount years. health ind school nurses up- ty, will be held in the Geral- of work required is -measured This- continual approval for to-date on medical advances, dlne L. Thompson BuUdiOff, In "quarters of coverage" Service To Farmers Fltkln is the' result ol a, re» which li being planned for 111 Bodman PI., Red Bank. which, In a general way, cor- the next eight, months by : Tha outstanding s e r v 1 o e responds wl\th a calendar cent inspection by a repre- Monmouth County Organisa- Furnished apartment algna which New Jersey b a n ks luarter of work^. A self-em- sentative of the commission. tion for Social: Service. for sale at tills- office have given the state's farm- jloyed person gets four auar- Member organizations of the ers, both 'through the high ;ers of coverage lor a year commission are the American quality of regular banking In which be has $400 or more C o 11 eg e of Physician's, the service and special activities In net earnings front self-em- American College of Surgeons 4. In the agricultural field, has ployment. the American Hospital Asso- received special recognition ciation, the American Medi-, from the American Bankers The usual requirements for cal Association and -the Cana- Association, the national or- lecomlng insured are: One dian Medical Association. WAIT A FEW DAYS..; [uarter of ooverage out of ganization of the bunking in-, Standards for hospital ac- dustry. The Association's Ag- ivery two calendar quarters lapsing after 1950, provided creditation by the commission rloultural' Commission has no- are considered necessary to BE 3 YEARS AHEAD! tified the New Jersey. Bank- here are at least six quarters )f coverage, - Under the insure quality of medical care On October .30 you'll see a car so advanced if will ers Association that It has In hospitals which can be been awarded the Commis- imended law, a person who make so-called "new" carB seem' three years ont'o£ ?orks continuously alter' 1955 recommended to the public. sion's annual Agricultural The standards are divided In- dote. On October 30 you'U.see years-ahead features ira~on behalf- of the bank-j- to basic principles and meth- ~likTTorslBH"Aire UiderFlight Sweep Stylingi-Total - - ers of the Stata of New Jer-j r quarters of coverage, This ods of procedure, dependent ihange in . the IaW permits Contact Brakes, a Fury "301" V-S engine. On sey. I Members of the Monmoutb County Federation of Republican Women presented birth- upon the type, size, degree of The Agricultural Award is ielf-e m p 1 o y e d. professlon- departmentalization and hos- October 30 you'll see one car leap three full years day cakes to patients in the wards of Monmouth Memorial Hospital on Oct. 13 a» part of thP ila and others brought under presented each year to the national observance of the birthday of Pres. Dwltht D. Elsenhower,, The cakes were made pital resources. ahead of the low-price field when you see and drivo state bankers associations In from the Identical recipe that was served In the White House to the president. Pictured ioclal security as of the be- those states- whose banks above, left to right, are: Mrs, David Osborn, West Keansburg; Mrs, June Gossert, K.N., rlnnlng of this year to disre- have been of notable service Long Branch: Charles B. Laikey, Long; Branch! Mn. Leltor Party, West Keansburc; Mliai ;ard their years of non-cov- Local Boy Writer irage in acquiring an Insured to agriculture during the pre- Eleanor Acerra, E.N., and Miss A. Smack, Howard Berry, .Keyport, Is ceding year. This Is the 12th itatus under social security. PLYMOUTH Ordinarily, benefit amounts among the news and feature consecutive year that this Leaves Dangerous To can get stable manure. writers for the "Bulletin." the state's banks have received In dry weather it's desir- re based on a person's aver- ige earnings In employment weekly publication of Falr- award. Indicating the con- Drivers, Pedestrians YOUR able to keep watering the top lelgh Dickinson University, tinuous nature of the bank of the pile. Vou can speed up ir self-employment covered Autumn leaves, theme of a 1 Rutherford-Teaneck. program in agriculture. decomposition by forking over )y the law after 1950. If all The awards are presented very popular song of the mo- the heap to get an even mix- he tune elapsing after 1950 to recognise the wide range ment, can be dangerous to ture. . " • vere used in figuring this av- of projects which bankers motorists and pedestrians this rage, self-employetr profes-1 oarry on as a means ot bring- time of year, warns Keystone Let Leaves Settle ilonals newly brought under ing greater understanding and Automobile Club. Wet. leaves, By Your Leaves make a, special ioclal security would have 00-opemtion between the farm points out Edward P. Curran, Rutgers Garden Reporter problem because of their Ive years In which these and financial communities. In- bulk. Mr. Mitcheltree suggests keystone's safety director, A card from a New Bruns- gathering them Into one or arnlngs were not coverbd oluded are such activities as can make highways extreme- ind would count against VOTE! wick clergyman asks about more large plies, which are promotion by banks of soil ly treacherous. Drivers should hem. The amended law per- conservation and land man- making garden .compost. " then packed down and water- not attempt quick stops or Many a serious gardener ed. After a few months of set- mits the dropping of those agement, co-operation with turns on roads covered with ve years. f the extension service of the sees In fallen. leaves and gar- tling and soaking up moisture soggy foliage because of skid- den clean-up material a they'll be easier to handle. A self-employed d e n t rs t, state agricultural college, sup- ding dangers. port of farm youth groups chanco'to mnfce synthetic ma- In late winter or spring you lawyer, or any other person £ucb as Future Farmers of Another factor to - be con- nure, wlilob as everyone can add your leaves to the hose work was first covered y social security this year, 'America and 4-H Clubs, and sidered while driving at this knows' Is great stuff for Im heap, and by late summer In 'sponsorship ot banker-farmer time of year Is the earlier proving garden soil, A lot bet a well managed compost ill not have his average meetings to discuss mutual coming of nightfall, which will r than the smoke (rom heap, leaves should bo well arnlngs reduced when he problems. Quality of regular becofno even more of a fao- urnlog leaves, no matter rotted, and ready to use. - luallfles for benefits because bank service throughout the tor with-the end of daylight ow fragrant. You can use your oompost Us work was not covered hi Don t he years 1951 through 1955, state is, of course, given ma- saving time shortly," he con- Wallace A. Mltcheltree, ex- In many ways, The finer, well jor emphttsls in choosing; th» tinued. "The combination of malon specialist in soils, la. rotted material is good for vHKti. wlnneri. dusk, darkness and fatigue thorn I put tho question of top-dressing the lawn and for MMH Accredited can add up to dangerous po- itaklng compost, Is concern- use In hot or cold frames -or tentialities. about the tremendously the rock garden. Coarser, Monmouth Memorial Hos- Vote 'Pedestrians also must large-scale waste of compost- less decomposed stuff is use- ital again has received of- take into consideration the ng materials-lawn clippings, ful for mulching trees, lcial notice of unqualified ac- changing light values of the ild sods, weeds, sawdust, ex- shrubs, and other plants, and creditation by the Joint.Com- next few weeks. They must :elslor and vegetable and any of the compost can be mission on Accreditation of never take it for granted that rult kitchen- scraps. dug into garden soil. Hospitals following an Intensive In The motorists wilt see- them, in Why, can't these things be Artificial manure is good inspection by the commission time to avoid accidents. buried.in the garden without for improving the physical last month. It was reported to Lights from two cars ap- the fuss of making thein into condition of th« soll-a useful the board of the hospital at Its proaching from different di- compost Because, says Mr. act to know If you're trying regular meeting Saturday, by rections could 'oancal' each Mltcheltree, any large quantl- to garden in soil from which 3eorge J. Bartel, odmlnistra- other so lar as the pedestri- would hinder the growth the top layer may have been «r of Monmouth Memorial Dark an's visibility Is concerned. f nearby plants, as the da- removed, ••— lospltal. The walker on th» highway lomposltlon process uses who assumes too much is ilant foods. State Home-Arnma Furnished apartment signs Study the Issues and the Candidates; then decide. or sale at this office. really taking a, bis chance.. Four DT Four. To Bn Held In Atbury "Ped«atrl&n», ot course, al- You can start to build Mio ways should walk tBjqlng trat< heap at any time of the year, .' A: trailer that goes to »t>a «o on highways, "dosplts tho ut » ' certain amount , of is one of the a number of obvious discomfort of looking warm weatber Is needed to unique presentations to be into glaring headlights." featured in the New Jersey complete the composting pro State Home-Arama scheduled NO NEED TO SPEND HOURS At tha end of 1955, there ess. For this reason you for Convention Hall, Asbury light like to have two or LOOKING WHEN YOU CAN were 18,383 crippled children Park, from Sunday through on the register of the Crip more' heaps In various stages Nov. 4. .--... PLACE AN AD IN THIS pled Children Program of the of development going at once Jerry Qasque, dlreotor of NEWSPAPER FOR THOSE HARD New Jersey Stat» Depart- A heap four feet wide, at the exposition, commented least four feet high and as .TO FIND ITEMS ... ment of .Health. that the mobility of man In- long as you want Is about creases with his ingenuity knd Furnished apartment slgnl right. Keep the sides as ver that this particular Home- leal - as possible and the top Keyport 7-3030 for sale at this oftics. Arama . exhibit will give the lat or dished toward the cen public a chance to view the ,er so It will hold water. most reoent device calculated Build the heap by putting to conquer land-and sea. : "- lown a layer of organio ma- ., This fabulous horns on land Hunting Season Opens .erlals, six to 12 Inches thlelf, W sea typifies the Interesting hen a sprinkling of garden nature of the . 109 exhibits fertilizer and some pulverized which have been selected Saturday, November 3rd limestone watered In. Don't .carefully, to make the New apply so much water that It Jersey State Home-Arama Im- Hunting Pants and Jackets runs out the bottom of the portant as a public service. heap, Shows are from 1' p.m. to 7 Insulated Rubber and Leather Hunting Boots To do thetJob right, you'll p.m. oh both Sundays, 7 p.m. need about 100 pounds of mix- to 11 p.m. on weekdays, and ,- Insulated Underwear and Hunting Boots 1 t 11 y St ed fertilizer such as B-10-5 or 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Satur- For All Your Hunting and Camping Needs 5-10-12 and 25 pounds of pul- day. verized- limestone for a com. The Place To Go I» pleted heap four, by four by "Help Wanted" adi In this eight feet. Less chemical for paper tell you about the good tlllzor can bo used If you jobs open. , Here! New Tksj^Force57 Chevrolet Trucks I The KEYPORT ARMY Performance-proved in a history-making test and NAVY STORE on the ALCAN Highway to Alaska Tht AkatiHighway is lhf road where trucks grow WITH TMf HOST MOtMCRN FMTWtUl Down The Hill But On Th« Level Old before their time. The road where gravel end- lessly sledgehammers the life out of trucks. Wlier« N$w tli-cubk-inth Tatkmatttr VI li llandanl In SeiW 37 E. Front St. — (opp. Post Office) a fog of superfine dust chokes engines, and vicious 5000, 7000 and S0OO, optional In Sariai 6O0O at aiidnf ruts subject chassis to-months of wear in a few coil. Honapowar ningai up to 210 In Ch.vml.ra cenrii plat* llna-up •( modem Vi oh*" 6 trwfc>nBlnai. Keyport 7-3008'. hundred miles. 1 Six new '57 Chevrolet trucks, heavily loaded with Jiy Powonnolh rraniml.«/on_i«lu»lv. wM' cargo, roared north from Dawson Creek, B.C., Chsvrolal rruckil TMa iix-tpaad automatta, d»lgiw4 •pociricall/ for twavy^ufy hauling, la em axtroKMl' through 1,520 miles of mountains and mire, rain opllon In S«ri.i 5000 and 6000 anal all h.avv- or swlvci-tablo All articles to be removed at conclusion of find a fine hurdwood TV act to itHiida.You'll oven find fina hard- match or blend with your furnish- wood cabinets for nopnrnta com- sale. , Ing*, There's (very alia from ponent parts In various andtabla, tnlila models to combination! lit chest nnd corner cabinet styles. EZRA W. KARKUS, EXECUTOR tlim liancJuoma real wood c.ibl- mts, and avcry atyla, Includinfc You on ehoost tha a»m« wool ilMp j * UNDER THE LAST WILL AND French itnd Italian Provincial, or ona that contraals with yo»r *lcMf)«a»r.port.up«.I«.17mH.ap.r|.l/onJTliala Ml the tny to DBIVK nnf with Pommmllal Tnttl V 18th Century, Knrly American ftirnllurc, for all Konulna woods tha mllcaja rtporltd-br ilw Ciuneo Ctrrier, with Thrld. " '<•—••—i loooo SariM tractor trvnM jfl] \ TESTAMENT OF LOUISA and a wldo variety of modern, mix randlly with each other. mattar ( and Overdrive (optlona'al aslta coit). a lingl. forward-tpead range! "^^ -J FL1CKSCHU. <'oittpm|mrnt-y and trAniltlonAl doiifina, > Ddcausa ao many TVaati hava been offered In Imitation wootU Only francMsed Chevrolet dealers KARKUS, KANTOR & BURNS, Mnny of thrie now furniture- oml wood Krnlns Hint luck this display this famous trademark, styled TV soli hav« doors or tnm- iinUivol ability to mix with flno ATTORNEYS , ' bour fronts m tliry. lonk like furnlshliiKii, a numbir of lrndinp; hamliome clicstn or cnininoiloa luamifucturors nio now uiilng a' 41 BROAD STREET when cloiml. Typlcnl la tliln three* tfemilno hnrdwoodit snnl to idrn- •Honker HCA. "llnintley" modol tlfy their qunlily real woodi. This KEYPORT, NEW JERSEY offered In iinturJtlflnUlied gen- Kent Is your brst guide to tha uine nialwKiuiy, wnlnut or liireli vcriatillty, lastlnir imturnl beau- JOHNSON - GIBB MOTOR CO KEY. 7-1200. In '» tlmplo itylt tlint K, November 6, the nation's 4,175,131 peared for a personal visit. He ment class for men In which Cab Scouts, Boy Scouts, Explorers, and their leaders will place shook hands with hundreds of some piece/of garden equip on the doorknobs of 35,000,000 homes Liberty Bell hangers, youngsters. shown above, ursine every citizen to vote. The Scouts' "Get-Out- - Another popular spot In the ment must be featured, and the-Vott" campaign Is beinf-conducted la cooperation with a junior class, for boys and Freedom* Foundation of Valley Forge. It 'is entirely non- bright and cheery Milk Maid girls, 16 years or under. The partisan, without reference to any candidate or party. - Ice Cream Center was the only condition in the latter "Bier Dipper Bar." Throngs swirled around this self-serv class is that the exhibit must The nation's 4,175,134 Cub an active part in our govern- be 'prepared and staged by Ice counter rand heaped their Scouts, Boy Scouts, Explor- ment. Ice cream high with fudge, NEW CIVIL DEFENSE uniform It tnown hero by Mra. Jean Wood them In the exhibition hall. "This G e t-O u t-t h e-V o t e In the horticultural section ers, and adult leaders will cli- nuts, fruit toppings and syrup. Fuller, nlreotbt of Women'! Activities for Uift Federal Civil max their nationwide Qet-Out- Good Turn, and the spirit They loved making sundaes and Detents Administration. Tbo trim autt I* done In Civil Dcftnlt of the show, chrysanthemums which prompts it, can reach Blue, a new ihido of (r»y-blue, Tho •nippy attire, one of three from the tiny buttons to the the-Vote ' campaign beginning splits. The staggering amount deep into the hearts of boys of sweets on the "Big Dipper new unlformi "approved by the aieney, may b« worn by women huge exhibition varieties will Saturday, Nov. 3. On that day helping them to become more v In civil defense ana tho Ground obierver Corpt tarauihout tho Bar is offered to the publlo Unite! BtaUl. • trCDA i'hotol be on display, and all grown and on Monday, Nov. 5, they thoughtful members of their absolutely free, and both adults outdoors. In all, there will be will call on a total of, 35,000,- community and their nation. and children came back time }02 different classes. We are eager that Cub Scouts, and time again. For those, interested, fur- 000 homes and leaye on front Boy Scouts, and Explorers Expect Farm. Market Agricultural Agent ther Information, may be "ob- doorknobs a Liberty Bell han- shall receive spiritual values The newest Milk Maid Ice Expansion By 1975 Receives' Citation tained f r*o m the general ger* urging citizens to vote. of dedicated citizenship Cream Center is able to ac- hrough participating in this commodate several hundred chairman of the show, Mrs. They have been conducting Demand for,farm products Richard O. Rice, associate Tnergn W. MacDowell, Maple- project." people, and Is air conditioned agricultural agont for Mon- a non-partisan campaign, with to assure comfortable service to in this country by 1D70 may They've Struck^Oil wood, or Miss Dorothy Muni, out reference to any candi- Dr. Kenneth D. Wells, Pres- be 40 to 50 per cent more mouth County, will lie cited to- the community all year night for his 17 years of excep- Orange, who is club presi- date or party. It has been ident of Freedoms Foundation around. Ample parking space than In 1953 estimates a U. dent, i tional w«tk with the Extension sponsored jointly with Free- says: "The 1056 Get-Out-the- also has been provided. 8. Department of Agrloulture At Louis Slultz s Entries may be made at Vote program, Involving more Service Ho will recelvo a dls- doms Foundation, Inc., Valley reaco rplier.;_IJae_ of_ - the .school hall/tomorrow from Forge, Pa. than 4,000,000 Boy Scouts and J llvostock tlngulshed service award wt a llnnilrriln of luokv hnme awnen linve "truck oil at l,o«l« 8 to' 9:3O-pim., or Saturday eiders' in all precincts' in Mosquito Cotnmis»ionJ products: Is^expected- to - In- dinner of agerilvduring a con- Rtulti'«/Thojr have full fuel tunka and »rr»««oraiico-of aii-nd-- from.8 to 11 a.m. The message on the Liberty America, is the greatest sin- Elects Chairman .r. crease more than use of ventlon of tho National Asso- etiunln fuel auiiply ull winter. Back-yard flower' growers Bell hanger reads: "Heed gle effort for good citizenship" crops. The "estimateIs based ciation of County Agricultural youth's call. Vote as you Agents In Houston, Tox. Mr. Uniler our Dctrec buy* H»»toin, ni kevti Irauk-of >o«r fjicl who may be interested are In the principles and duties William, H. Dllllstin, long, on, assumptions of a growing ooimumptlon , , , nml refill your l»nk wlicn tho suiinly rnim asked to contact Cornelius Ack think, but. vote Nov. 6, 1956. of our American system. It time member- of the Passaio Rico did not go to the conven- Use your freedom to vote." r population, labor force, and low, You never iired phone u« for furl . , • We deliver Htiio* erson, Elizabeth St., Keyport; will enlarge vastly the total County Mosquito Extermina- employment. It also assumes tion but requested another mntlcnllyi -. Wh. Qulnn. 34 Lakeside Dr. Householders will be invited vote in every state. In the na- tion Commission, has been that the world trend lo to- agent to receive his award •Matawan, or John J, Muller, ton display these hangers In tion." elected chairman of the new- ward peace. - . for him, Outstanding a^enls If you doii'i wnnl lo be nnutht (raid, Ijfttrr loltt Iheae "Oily their windows indicating their Liberty St., Matawan. A dis- Throughout the nation Boy ly-formed New Jersey Mos- Crop • consumption .might from all ovor the United Bird»"l A«klo lie lapped In on our t million tullon fuel oil •play of chrysanthemums in Intention to vote...... ' Scouts placed 1,250,000 posters Quito Control Commission. .rise more than- 35 per cent States are being honored, •upplr. • ' . "" * full bloom can be seen at any Dr. Arthur "A. Schuck, Chief on display. Thesc urged citi- The state Commission, creat- by 1957/ Food grain • and po- Mr, Rico was nominated by t ed by an act or ' the legisla- ' of these addresses at the Scout Executive, said that zens to register. It Is a knowlt tato demand probably will his fellow agents In Now Jer- ICalablUhei IMI Quality - WrlfM - Uorflo* "the greater number of-ipeo- ture, «rag sworn in Thursday present time. *—fac*t "•-that' "a ——•--principa•l reason : change slightly, but .larger In- sey, who colled attention to ple that turn out to vote; the for not voting Is the failure at Trenton and held Its or- creases in demand are prd- his reliability, .soundness of greater will be true democra- to register. ganization meeting' immedl dieted for vegetables, citrus Judgment and willingness lo N. J. Flojyer Growers cy, In action." .' Scout leaders believe that ately aftervard," ' fruits, feed concentrates, fats cooperate,. They mentioned Louis Stultz, Jr., Inc. To Meet.At Rutgeri ' "Becognizing the import- organized boyhood can exert Its duties are to carry on a and oils, cotton and tobacco. particularly tho Btipcess otjils OIL BUHNINO KQUIPMKNT ANl» Kn ance of free elections," Dr. a strong influence among par- continuous study ot mosquito Feed concentrates, hay and work In carrying out the poul- KUEI. OH- - RKItOSKNK - COAL J^ About 350 commercial flow Schuck continued, "nearly 4, ents, relatives, and neighbor! control in! New Jersey, to rec- major feed grains, Including try phases of the extension l'OUl.TKV, I1OO ANIt MII.I, MII'.DK ",er growers are, expected to 500,000, members of, the, Boy In doing their share in rolllflu ommend any changes in leg- corn, oats,, barley and sor- program In Monmouth Coun- 'attend the fall convention ' of Scouts of America are partic- up a record vote this year. islation which tt deems neces- ghum, might expand 40 to 45 ty, now tho most productive 'the New- Jersey Plant and ipating In a non-partisan Get- They feel that whllo the sary, and to recommend an- per cent unless concentrates poultry'-' county in tho ntatfl 213 Broad Si Keyport Flower Growers on Wednes- O u t-the-Vote campaign. campaign hopes to stimulate nual appropriations for state fed to animals decline. and third mom productive In day tt Rutgers University. Scouts will demonstrate that adults U> meet their responsl- aid to mosquito control, Th '/•High 1 production ^n> recent Dr. O. Wesley Davldsnn, bltUtle* of ,'BoooT clUiefisblp :by conj«nlsslorr::#Hl allocate thes years has accumulated wheat,, search specialist In ornamen- by doing their best to Instill voting, the Scouts'themselves funds through the director ot rice, cotton and feed train In 10SS, s total of 307 crip- tal horticulture at the Agri- in adults a determination and also will get » lesson In their the Experiment Station to the surplus, so 1 40 per cent In pled children received tibspl cultural Experiment Station, responsibility to exercise their duty to vote when they come various counties. .The commis- crease In demand by 1975 talitatlon services, under ths has announced a program rights as free people taking of age. sion also has the power tc might require a production In Now Jersey Crippled Children that will cover pest control take measurers to abate mos- crease of farm products of Program, methods costs of growing quito breeding in places less than one third, "plants and' flowers, new vari- Pledge* To PaUy Fund Cattle RaUen Urged where ths Experiment Sta- eties of chrysanthemums, and tion's recommendations are New Jersey residents pledg- To Check For Lice Furnished apartment-: signs sreenhousB alr-condltlonlng. being disregarded. for sale at this office. ed a' total of 170,309 to sup- Cattle raisers were reminded Dr. Davidson will speak on port the United Cerebral Pal-: the alr-condltlonlne topic, de- sy programs during the or- this week that measures should scribing research that- won ganization's , 20-hour telethon be started at once to control him an award this year from, the society of American-Flor- Saturday and Sunday,' it was lice if the pests are spotted In ists. ' announced by Julius R: Pol- their herds. The American latschek, president of United Foundation for Animal Health Registration will begin at Cerebral Palsy Associations 9:15 a.m. In the Jameson Au- of New Jersey. The amount reports that prompt applica- ditorium, Douglass College, compares with pledges of tion of control measures at near the Experiment Station. 173,743 last "year, ot which this time of the year should J69.22B -was collected. Classified Ads pet Result* educe greatly the losses caus- Nicholas Day in ed by these parasites and will /SWirZBiLAM) k celeb/ofed onOecem Jelp protect the herd during \ 6t MAT 1-6200 he winter months ahead. Lice not only cause damage i the akin and hair coat of rc/tctu? cattle, but also may be respon- colorft/f evening pro- U.SJyavel . U-O/IS CO. sible for serious anemia. In cession ivlth marchers agents ore fact, the Foundation lays that now of faring' Route 35 - Cfiffwood, N. J. l tllit tnoiTy '!specl&l such severe Infestations may •nt9i'est''tourt result In death of young ani- mals. Certain blood sucking vacationists who cattle lice may serve ai trans- •/jUoyconib/n/ng : ESSOTANE' mitter's of several cattle dis- l"Vf, "Olid*** Snd. eases. hobbles. Bulk And Bottled Gas All cattle and their quarters should be sprayed with » recommended Insecticide, mix- ed according to directions of the manufacturer. If cold wea- Be Warm This Winter ther makes spraying Impos- IRELAND in ^,, _ sible, dusting with a powdered fall and winter art T^i :hemlcal can be done. mony cftut/e horse KEEP Lice Infestations art fairly NUT A LICK OF DIRT easy to spot because the affect- ftie friendly croirct$ OUT ed cattle start rubbing and , ?oy informality scratching. However, the • andnumerousside , Foundation warns that other " shores help mako a WITH OASTHE IDEAL FUEL THOSE conditions may cause 3kln Irri- da/ at the races 0 • - I'1 '' tation, so a veterinarian's memorable experience. diagnosis should be obtained to , ^ZVj CAS-Mtur.1! pure.1 futl-U the clmieil fuel. Keady for iiwlwit li.e. DRAFTS determine the exact cause. A veterinarian also can. recom- - ^CASlumi iniliritty, tompleloly, cleanly—willi w re»Wu« of lool, imok* mend sanitation and control or dirt. Wl«n you heat with CAS, no ugly fuel film d»lli you* cfcerUVeJ Save measures which will'help head Up To off serious Infestations and ''..'•• "', poMeirioiw, WJien you cook with CAS, pun'-iihil paw* »l»y »lilay kilghl losses. Why Travel 1 ouuide. From wll.r lo «ll!c, your Ui.e kec|»« iplc m\ IJUIII, •» ll» m»gie blu» 15% Of Your Heat Officers Elected . CAS flamoptrforn m IK mullil|y|e of join. All ye»r long-llie ficimMi of ytfw SEACOAST IIOUM jitoclainn ll'» GAS-equlpped. Clean ai rltan r«n I*. CAS h the Loew'i <.Theatres recently Loss Through Glass elected Leopold Friedman FLOOR COVERING CO. president to succeed Joseph lf,il furl fur earffrc. i""Jrrii Ihiiif. • :: ';' Vogel, who resigned to be- HAS ALL YOUR FLOOR COVERING NEEDS come , president of ,[,oc w't, Order Your Storm Windows Inc., the production and dis- Have Ut Give You An Estimate on Having tribution organization of MOM Plcturei. At the same time, Linoleum, Broadloom, etc. Initalled by Our Ex-/ two new members were elect- pert Mechanics or NOW ed to the board of directors u low as of Loew's Theatres, Inc., Eu- hum fun gene Picker and John P. If "You Do It" we can per window Murphy. vlce-preMdenl of the 1 company. They will fill the vacancies caused by Mr. Vo | supp/y all Material* gel's resignation and the 1 death of Harold J. Cleary. J.! (

Telephone MA 1-4500 4501 Enjoy one ol Amcnci 1 great KE 7-2025 Natural Gas Comp SUTPH1N AVE. ,' MATAWAN [rceOomi. AU«IK> th« cburcli Open Daily 8 lo 6 Wed. & Fri. Eve. Till 9 P.M. 01 your choice Uiu vcetecd. widened and Improved! and doing as • group la publla re- AVB., Keyport. . »M tor n» school <»o, and Joyce Mo- new east-west "freewayi" will egal Secretaries lations. warning flag on an extended cake, 601 Palmer Aye* Keans- ' - " Tiff 1 be built. ' Food Sense - Not Nonsense ioad^MHorman J. Peterson, burg, $10 for Improper pass- Judges la attendance In- ing. The association went on Hold Bosses Night cluded Judge Howard Ewart, 124 , Park Ave., Keansburg. MATAWAN JOURNAL! record approving the current Judge Clifton Bennett, Judge f 15 for passing a stopped Read the Classified Ads parking ban within 20 feet of J. Edward Knight, Judge fire hydrants. A. motion to On Thursday evening the F»gc fctiteen October », 1881 •tt. tfonmouth Legal -Secretaries 'John C, Giordano, Judge El- that effect was made by As- vln R. SStmrolU, Judge Alton bury Park Councilman, Prank Association returned to the H. 'Rowland and approved Manasquan River: Country V./ Evans and Judge, Edward ^Sclanck Starts Year unanimously. •' ... ub for "Bosses Night," a J. Ascner, State Sen. Rich- ^WIATHERSTRIP Action cam« after Seore- tinner given annually by as- ard R. Stout also was among tfliy w' Thomas Bennett, ' a ociatton members for their those In attendance. YOUR DOORS WITH MORTELL As MMA President Neptune City councilman, wectlve superiors. The so- read ft letter from Assembly- al hour was followed by Mayor Spatlord W. Bchan^k, Drivers Pay Fine*v^ - FOAMFLEX WEATHERSTRIP man Clifton T. Barkalow (K- Inner and a program, at REGULARLY SX.29 Matawen, conducted his first Monmouth) asking for an h Attorney General Qio^ Among nine county drivers ' meeting as president of the opinion. Mr. Barkalow said ret_C»_ Rlchman -was guest paying traffic fines in Middle- — Rfonmouth - Municipal Associa- heI" and "fellow""Assemblyman ipeaker. town last -weetr~v/eter Robert tion at Crystal Bropk Inn, Alfred N. Beadleston had P. Asmer, 282 Carr Av»., While It tastr Eatontown, on Oct. 17. A been asked by the Monmouth Quests were welcomed by Keansburg, flS for speeding: large turnout greeted the newCounty Firemen's Association Miss Regina Bromberg, pres Charles A. Carton, 24 Brook: president and heard the pro-to introduce legislation to In- dent of the association, who gram, dedicated to Improving crease the no-parking area to ,hen Introduced Miss Dorothy $168 traffic safety conditions In the30 feet. Smeaton, program chair- county. ' Along with, and adding to, man. Judges of Monmouth Monmoutli County Traffic the traffic problems, said Mr. bunty were guests of the-'as- Co-ordJnator W. Robert War- On the Surfactr-U's a Treasun Delation" and_ each j u d g e Warwick, will come "perhaps ...... i wick suggested » four-point a 100«vJ>er cent . lnorease In ommented appropriately as program for local governing county8 population." Another treasure uncovered by contain starch — such as en- IB was Introduced. The an- science which has proved effec- riched bread, cereals, or potatoes ual donation from the Legal bodies to fo'low to educate Mr. Warwick thanked coun- — hare not been a dental threat, Now In STock.... tive in substantially reducing ecretaries Association to the v the "non-thinking driver" and tooth -decay—ii~not~«n»-to~I>« howevor, sinc« th» action of bac-: —lielp— item~a""'rlBtar ttd • of operation given him since he brushed aside. This treasure — toria on these foods la so slow Eegal Atarsoclety" was *pr£ • highway slaughter." assumed ...l»ls Post. "Conse- with a name that Is a mouthful, that saliva can easily neutralize ented to Leo Welnstein, • Mr. Warwlok told mayors, quently," he said, "I already too — Is sodium Iauroyl oarcosin- any acids which are formed. Bac- rustee of the Legal Aid 8o- ate, a "miracle drug." Its action teria ne Gen.. Grover C. you may believe are occa- lief that decay 1B caused by adds but particularly so for tho preg- >e lost in the change of per- nant woman and the growing onnel at the. executive level, ition to make an attrac- - Richman, Jr.. • Monmouth sions to risk to users of high- which attack the surface enamel child. With a legacy of good nu- ' County prosecutor Vincent FT of teeth. These acids are pro- The attorney general, having tive trade. It will pay you ways." , , duced rapidly when bacteria act trition as a starter, care of tooth Keuper and himself. Mr. Warwick lauded the co- surfaces assumes its place in ad experience in federal, on foods with a high sugar con- itate and private practice, to see STRAUB BUICK. Mr. Warwick said he fore- operation given htm by coun- tent, Carbohydrate foods which maintaining denial health, , saw Immense traffic problems ty newspapers and the Mon- iralsed the role of the unsung <..-. for Monmouth County when a mouth County Safety Council lecretary in the co-ordination * Gonovex Lumber Co. joint federal-state highway whloh is carrying on an edu- if her many duties and con- building project gets under- cational campaign, Support Interstate Volunteer! Needed ratulated the Monmouth Le- From foundation to Finish — Est. UH • way, probably next year. Ac- gal Secretaries Association MOTOR*.*, I Mental Treatment To Aid Seal Committee nd other legal secretaries First A Af/ant/c St$., Keyport Tel. Ki 7-0500-01 cording to plans, he said, es- Enjoy, one of America's great Hoick Dealer I • .Ubllahed north-sjouth traffic freedoms. Attend the cHurcb The executive committee of More than 65,000 Christmas issoolatlons throughout tht . irteriej In the county will be of your choice this weekend, the New Jersey Association for Seal appeals will go in the itate, on the work they are KE 7-4000 Mental Health today announo- mall In mid-November. Mis. Viola- Jones,. Bed Bank, seal ed Its support of the Interstate sale-secretary, has made an Compact which would permit appeal for volunteers to as- ANNIVERSARY SALE agreements with other states sist with preparing the . mall Free Lamp With Every Dinette During This Sale for the transfer of mental pa- appeals. Mrs. Edward M. Crane, tients. Although doctors con- Mlddletown, has been named sider it In the best medical In- chairman of the Monmouth Live Better... terests of many patients to be County Christmas Beal Bale -7. l t treated near their families, which opens Nov. 15 to raise funds for the control ot- tuber- present laws forbid New Jer-culosis. The appointment of sey state mental institutions to Mrs.- Crane, who has beaded DRY ELECTRICALLY treat out-of-state residents, the seal sale for the past six even though their, only rela- years, was announced today by Miss Laura Harding, pres- tives may reside here, ident of • Monmouth County William H. Baumor, West- Organization for Social Serv- field, association president, in ice, county agent of the New announcing the action of. the. Jersey Tuberculosis and $ S0 committee today, said he ex- Health Association. 7..Pc. Douglas DINETTE SET 99. pects county mental health as- The drive, will be conducted 36x12 Table. 6 Chain, 1 Arm — Other Seti tU low fti 139.30 sociations throughout the state by the Monmouth County Tu- to Join in support of Assembly berculosis Committee of MCO- BUI «a, which 'Is now in oom- B8..aoal lor tnla.yea};.l*:»»a.- 1 1 % Custom Made Special S*le Frtct nilttee. Mrs. William niemnn, 000, needed to combat tuber- r «•* -i .;»*, ajBSwjj^kJfiy " ' * " YiU*>it#2**v*i--o- *ii IH, New Brunswick, the As-culosis by finding those Mon- sociation's legislation, chair- mouth County residents -who Breakfast Nooks 119." man, is urging county' associ- have tuberculosis and don't Complete With Formica Table ation support dlreotly with their know. it, as well as helping legislators. ' patients and their families, providing intensive - research CHAIRS RECOVERED" 5 PC. FORMICA SET Will Address Group and' conducting a health edu- cation program. with Masland and Duran with ail Formica Chain Seat »nd Bsok Dr. Aram Captanlan, Mata- in connection with- the seal $129.00 wan, attending staff, Mon- sale, the TB committee Is $4.95 lie*. 1109.00 mouth and Rlverview Hospi- conducting a school press pro- tals, will address the second ject open to student publica- 7S meeting of the First Dlatrlot tions of public, private and VENETIAN BLINDS UP TO 64" LONG >2. New Jersey State .First Aid parochial school! In the coun- Council, Wednesday, at B:3D ty. ,...'. p.m., In the Borden Memorial Auditorium of M o n mo u t h ._ At Barber*' Conclave Memorial Hospital. His topic M & M DINETTE wlll.be "Chest Injuries and Anthony Dragotta, Union MANUFACTURING COMPANV • Spinal Fractures." Beach, and Lawrence Veo- Et. 35 at Vineyard Ave,, Morgan Phone SO 1-0020 chlo, Keyport, represented the In recent years, approxi- Red Bank-Bayshore Chapter BUY DIRECT AND SAVE Aluminum Windows and Doors mately 2300 crippled children 948 of the Associated Master Aluminum Jalousies - San Juan Roman Brick have been added annually to Barbers and Beauticians of . (Do it Yourself) the register ; maintained by New Jersey, Inc., at the 18th the Crippled Children Pro- Annual State Convention held — TERMS ARRANGED — gram. A somewhat smaller Sunday and Monday at the Store Hours Mon. thru Frl. 8 P.M., Sat. and Sun. 'til 6 V.M. number Is discharged annual Berkeloy Carteret Hotel, A»- ly. biiry Park.

The days of bending to the task of washday art over, thanks to Modern, Automatic, Electric Clothes Dryers. FRIDAY NIGHT OCT. 26th Now all you do is put in the damp clothes, turn a dial and walk away! And what a treat to return to a wash that'll cleaner and fresher than anything under the sun. Clothes' •.. -*'t. ••" ^y Dane that are bone-dry ready for folding or damp-dry for And HB\Orchestra ' quick and easy Ironing. So end the "ups and downs" of old-fashioned clothes-line drying. Visit your JCP&L Reddy Kilowatt Dealer and see the new electric Will Play For Your Enjoyment dryers. Unlike the weather they're really dependable. Conic In Costume If You Wish JCP*L Jtrsqr Cotrel Pe»»r • Llfkt See Our Display Of Electric Flowers & T.V. Lamps (Th« Building With The Aeroplane On Top) GO ALL-ELECTRIC HAZLET LUNCH THE ONLY WAV TO MODERN LIVING! way 35 Keyport