A P a n o r a m a COVERING t o w n s h i p s o r O f L o c a l HOLMDEL, MADISON P es o o p ] l e A n d NABLBOtO. MATAWAN A M > EV• ▼ e n t s M AI AVAN BOROUGH
M ATAW AN. N. J„ THURSDAY. SEPTEMBERTEMBEI 17,1964 M k YEAR — 11A WEEK m & E X T i Single Cop? Tm C n ti M organville Methodist Church School Cornerstone Laid Commuter Tranait Problem s, Plans Discussed Tuesday Sterner W ants m idge,
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Speaking to the Matawan Town *‘Not only would this projcct pro* ship Taxpayer* Association Tues vida an exdelint facility for our day night, E . Donald Sterner, Chairman of th* Monmouth County nearly 40,000 Monmouth County Planning Board, told hi* audience commuters, J o leave their cars that two of the most important and ride in clean comfort to their project* for t h * future proper places of employment, but we be growth of Monmouth County, were lieve the building of this 'Park and the early construction of the Rap Ride' Terminal would greatly in id Transit Terminal and th* Rar crease the Parkway receipts from itan Bay Bridge. Mr. Sterner wi* motorists of Ocean, Atlantic and introduced by Stite Sen. Richard Cape May Counties and from the R. Stout. (continued on page four) Mr. Sterner declared, “ In the opinion of our Monmouth County Planning Board Transportation Committee, in our planning for the Adult School To future of our county, two of the most important projects in addition to vitally needed interstate free Start Sept. 28 ways and highway improvements Classes Offered to properly serve Monmouth Coun ty, are our proponed Rapid Tran At Matawan Regional sit Terminal for our commuters TIN m m m Tm w U t T u m m r Unking Staten lalaad with Uaiaa Beach aad a com' at the junction of the New York The fall term of The Matawan I M q # l apaaaarad a •aanauter’a KtgJM (eatar- mulcr terminal la Ih* karltaa-Matawu Townihip and Long Branch Railroad and the Community Aduli School, Inc., will E. D nU Hmmt. dMrfmn •( H» area'. Above, Stale Senator Richard R. Stout (left) Parkway between Matawan and begin Sept. 28. Classes are to be S w M l i C m H M h A i Baard. Mr. Steraer ■roeti Mr. Sterner at J M t p k Reltaillala, aiaociatlon Hazlet, and the Raritan Bay Bridge held at the Matawan Regional Mhm nI (jn tn ’ tafH tor a Rarilaa Bay Bridge from Union Beach to Princcss Bay, High School on Monday and Thurs Staten Island, to help relieve the day evenings between 8 and 10 heavily congested 'bottleneck' p.m. Classes will be offered In be Overpan Bida through the Amboys. ginners, intermediates and dupli Water Company Sewer Aid Bid “ With the exploding population cate bridge, golf, sculpture, cera A a State Highway Department mics, art appreciation, water col in our county nearing the 400,000 The cornerstone ef the new red brick Church aaneuarad thi* meinlag It will ors, charcoal and sketching, mod Other* pictured are Jahn Ludvlck, left, mark, with its heaviest density in School of Ihe Morganville Methedlsl Church, Route a member of the Board of Trustee*; Mri. Fred Eckel, Purchase Near reeetve Md* Oct. I far eemlruc- Gets State Nod ern, square and ballroom dancing, your area, and with over 90 per 7 t, Morganville, was pul In place Sunday during President al the Board, and Walter Lambtrtia^ Ken al aa avirpaai t» eRmlnat* alternative to peace-theory and ap Township Application cent of our newer residents com special service* by Ihe Rev. Fred H. Bowen, church Sunday Schaal Superintendent NrtlM Now Ara - th* Six Caraers latenectiee al plication. Maa!* p i, Breadway aad Rente muting to employment in North pastor, and Dr. William R. Gullick, District Super- C o m To Washington $290,000 Apart M in Keypait Theiprejeet la ex- Jersey and New York, adequate Also Interior decorating, dress transportation facilities are vital making for beginners and inter peetad ta taka akeat 10 wark- Mayor Heniy Traphagen Mon . ftechu a o» tto privately owned E . to the future growth of our county mediates, tailoring, rug hooking, Se/ecf McGann lag day* ta template. jy night told the Matawan Town Strathmore Water Co. by Mat*. ta addltiaa to cw tractka al and a continued lack of it, or fur slip covers and draperies, mil Opposition Vocal Hire Experts Waa Townahip moved cloeer to re- th* evirpaii, a abaft distaac* ship Board of Health the Sewerage ther deterioration in public trans linery, necdlecrafts, gourmet and Patrick J. McGann jr., borough tllty Tueaday after a negotiating Authority’s request for a federal portation, will result in lower prop party cooking and gymnastics for attorney for Union Beach and weat ef lhe praieat ia- grant to help finance building of aniilnn between Matawan Town- tersectien, H*ate M will be wid erty values, increased highway women. To Ballet School former deputy slate attorney On Assessment ghlp oMclala and repreeentatlvei a sewer plant and pumping station congestion and personal hardship general, w ai picked by the coun ened ta permit three lane* al in Cliffwood was approved at thc Also included are conversational ol tha water company. to our citizens. Residents Protest. ty screening committee as Ihe Marlboro Council trilfle each way. divided by a state level. He said thc request French and Spanish, introduction W h m ataotlattoM ended Tbd eeaerete ceater barrier. Wark al Population Surge Democratic candidate for the for a $232,000 grant would be sent to modern math for parenls, world Alikas Property Site State Assembly. Rapped For Action day, Cie two partlaa were approxi ee wig lac Me wldeidag ef Ihe to Washington for federal approval. "Based on the estimates of the issues-current events, specdand ef ■lately QM.OM apart in the am' teppaliteag Creak bridge aad Monmouth Couniy Democratic " It takes a long time to be New York Regional Plan Associa ficiency reading, bookkeeping, typ- Opposition to thu establishment Chairman P. Paul Campl an Marlboro Township Council voted •unt offered hy Ine townihip and eeaetnntlen e( a aew bridge te tion, Monmouth County by 1985 ing,und stenography for beginners of u ballet dancing school in the Thursday to transfer 11500 from f by the company. Bargain processed," the mayor said. “ Many nounced Mr. McGann's selection carry tho Ceatral Railroad et w ill pass the 1,000,000 mark in its anfl intermediates, cabinet making, thc contingency fund to thc assess, ing Ttieoday raaulted in a reduc New Jeraey rtgbt-ef-wav aver the municipalities a r e applying for two - and - one - half s t o r y after an hour long meeting of thc population to become New Jersey's rM io und T.V. repairs, wood re sor’s fund to finance defense of as. tio n o f t m m la the a*ln * price these things.” The township hopes Peter Alikas house, 356 Main St. screening committee. The choice highway. Traffic Uaato wUI be largest, exceeding both Bergen and pairing and rcfinisliing. securities sessments under challenge before when it waa ihown not Juatifled eeailrnMod la eaae traffic flaw to start making connections in June was very pronounced at the M ati will now have to be approved by or July, the mayor said, If the Essex Counties, which now lead and investments, guitar and string Ihe Monmouth County Demo the Monmouth County Board u( Mayor Henrv Traphagen report aad la lema lastancee, appreche* wan Borough Zoning Board hear federal grant is approved. Lines the state. instruments. cratic Executive Committee. Taxation. It will include the hiring ed the townihip ia prepared to ta tha Intersection will be Mock- ing Tuesday on an exception to ara being installed now in Cliff “ Under our plan the electric ser There is a tuition fee and a small Mr. McGann was considered of experts to present testimony on ■0 » high u II,MO,*0 0 to pur- ad elf. Jeat thia week Keyport the R-50-B residential zoning for official*, asked the data when It wood Beach. vice would be extended from South registration fee. All interested per the property. Harold G. Smith, the leading candidate for Ihe fob. the value of new construction ehaie tho water company and oper Amboy to the New Terminal, where Mr. Campl said the candidate whose assessment under “ added ate K aa a municipally control!- plseasd ta start centructlen af The mayor cautioned Cliffwood sons over thc age of 18 arc invited Cheesequake, appeared for the ap parking facilities for several thous to enroll at the Matawan Regional was approved unanimously by assessments” may be under chat, ad utility. Water company official* the prefect * which a paMk and Cliffwood Beach residents not plicant and had to fend off objec and cars would be provided. In High School, Atlantic Ave., Mata the IS ot the 23 member commit lenge. wanted tl.4M.MI after talho con kaanag waa haM mere than three to neglect septic tanks because of tions by practically every residen cluded in our plan is the replace wan, Sept. 22, 23, 24, between 7 and tee present. John Narzowich, a spectator, c lu d e d T u ' yean afa. tha planned sewer installation. He tial dweller in the neighborhood. ment of the present outmoded rail 8 p.m. Since classes are limited, derided the council for having a ■aid th* authority would send let Mr. Smilh explained tnat the way equipment with the latest in board of assessors to spread out 1 M a y o r Traphagen laid be ixpect ter* to resident* asking that leptic it is suggested that enrollment be owner had sought over the past modern air conditioned cars. Ihe work o l the assessor’s office. ad another bargaining aesaion tanks be maintained until sewers made as early as possible to Insure two years to sell the house for resi Ihen also going lo the expense ol would be hold in four or five Process Control ar* connected. placement In the course chosen. dential use to no avail. The attor- Superintendent week* after the lateet water com New Water Taak Need til ney^gtated that the Federal Housing hiring experts. Joseph T, Grause, township attorney, colled the critl. pany demand price la checked fur An engineer's report on the Cliff Administration shunned the ap- In; Smid^ Going ther. Attending Tueeday’a aeeiiaa In Industry Zone wood Beach Water Co. indicated Water Contracts, Anti-Goldwater Signs provul of a mortgage for ft on re clsm uncalled for when 149 case* are involved and 100 propertic*,o( in addition to the mayor wer* Eytd By Plan Board the need for a new water tank of Stir Some Objections ports of its investigators the prop Madison School Committeeman Daniel Downey. adequate aize to supply one day'* erty was surrounded by business new construction are not as yet T ow nahip Attorney Richard Well Approved on the rolls as added assessment*. In Matawan Twp. normal demand. The report was The Matawan Township Commit and had no assurance of a main Changes In Week Mr. Narzowich charged the board Ichwartl aad John V. Moran, the ordered by the State Board of State Approves tee meeting Monday was sparked tained value for the prospective townahip'a financial and .bonding Resignation of Kenneth V. Smida, Matawan Township Planning Public Utilities Commissioners in by a discussion of the permissi term of a residential mortgage. of assessment members were call principal of Madison Township •xpert. ' Board last night adopted a resolu January. The report also found Township Pacts bility of anti-Goldwater signs jn The applicant's attorney noted ed specialists in their field when The townahip hope* to purchase tion to have the zoning ordinance an excess of iron deposits caused Strathmore. Mayor Henry E. Trap- this was manifestly the case with High School since its organization appointed, so lie wanted to know the water company and turn it changed in it* industrial code pro by faulty mains In som e areas, the The Water Policy Commission of hagen reported thal 'i’ownship Zon a railroad track bordering the four years ago, followed fast this now why the council was adding over to an iitilitiea commission visions that the township will have mayor said. the State Department of Conserva ing Officer, George Huusmann, south side of the two - nnd - one - week upon the voting into office outside exports lo ils skilled offi which would be crested. It is an control over manufacturing or He said he hoped the water com tion and Economic Development is in receipt of a letter from a half • acre tract; the Matawan by the Madison Township Board of cials in Ihis department. ticipated that the <80 annual min Chemical processes to be carried on pany would begin repairs of lines Monday night informed the Mata Woodbridge attorney, Joseph P. Lumber Co. to the southwest; a Education of a new superintendent Councilman Joseph A. Brodniak, im um w ater charge in the 1900- in plants coming into it* industrial this year to co-ordinate with in- wun Township Committee it has Greco demanding that the town tavern. pai>er company and lufrsing of schools, Dr. John W. Khouri. council president, commented tha home Strathmore development will zone. atallatlon of sewers so that roads authority to go ahead and sink ship prohibit homeowners from borne not far away to the south; a The new superintendent was hired farms assessment amendment also be reduced as the result ot the Mayor Henry Traphagen report- would not have to be tom up twice. another well at the Jersey Ave. posting political signs on their root beer stand across the street Thursday and Mr. Smida resigned is being dumped on (he newly ere. purchase. a d he was aomewhat disturbed to water plant. property. The property named in and two gas stations on the corn Monday. Mr. Smida explained he atcd Ixiard of assessors. Mayor b a informed that a refining oil pro Mayor Henry Traphagen said ap thc letter is at the corner of Line ers of the block to the north. has accepted a new post as princi Walter C. Grubh jr. noted thal cess was under way at a plant in Tomasello Appeal plication had been made a long Kd. and Idaho Lane, in thc No Noise At Night pal of Metuchen High School. He each assess men/ could bring iu UJMTaken In th* Edwards Industrial Center on time ago but no action was taken Strathmore area, where a sign The dancing school would he set Nov. 15 as the effective date $500 taxes on the added construc Lloyd Rd. He atated he was not by the state until prodded more with anti-Goldwater slogans has conducted. Mr. Smith divulged, o i his resignation. tion, so that the cost for llie expert condemning the process without an On Meter Tamper recently by the committee. At been displayed for the past few by the prospective purchasers, The Metuchen school system was trifling in comparison. Tha Shop Mart Entry accurate report, but recalled the present, there i* only one well and weeks. Leah Mauer and Andrea Kuziak, lost their high school principal council received one resignation bitter controversy that raged ov Housor Verdict For one pump serving the water plant. The anti-Goldwater signs have Red Bank, now operating a dance when Tr. Reno Zinzarella resign (continued nn page four) Thieves G o t In fty er tha Champion Chemical Co.’s The Water Policy Commission appeared on the Idaho Lune pro school in tho Red Dank area. He ed in that district to leave Sept. aimllar processing five or six Borough To County also approved contracts for thc perty for several week.;, with a said the school only would be oper years ago. 25 to take the high achool prin- Better Service For ( Roof In Cliffwood purchase of water by the township new slogan displayed each week. In ated between 10 a,in. and 4:30 cipalship in Westwood, Bergen The mayor noted that a plant Magistrate Ralph S. Heuser Jr., from Keyport, and for the sale of the main, these slogans have im p.m., so there would be no noise County. If the Madison Township Bus Commuters , Matawan Township Police have having an approved manufacturing Matawan Borough, confirmed yes township water to the Cliffwood plied a connection between extrem from it ut night. And only a piano Board of Education cannot fill the had under investigation since last or chemical process could locate in terday notice of appeal had been Beach Water Co. In both cases, ism and the Goldwater candidacy. and phonograph music would be high school prinripalship at the Improved loading facilities for weekend a breaking and entry at an Industrial tone, then either alter filed with him on the case nf Jo purchases and sales are metered. The committee voted to consider used in the instructive process, Strathmore commuter buses luwo two store* in the Cliffwood Shop school in Browntown by Nov. 15, its process or lake on another line seph (Rocky) Tomasello, fined 150 Shade Tree Commission the matter further after receiving a limited to hoys and girls frorn the been announced hy Mayor Henry ping Center, Det. John McGinty Lee Walsky, now assistant princi that could be objectionable under last week on a complaint entered An ordinance establishing a report from Zoning Board uttor- ages of four io IS. Mr. Smith said li. Traphagen. According to Mr. •no Patrolman Joseph Booket, pal, will become acting principal the setup today. He believed the by Chief John J . Melna, borough Shade Tree Commission was intro ney, Vincent DiMaio, on the ap there was off-street parking avail •robing the robbery, report entry until a choice is made. Traphagen, homebound Strathmore zoning ordinance should be amend police, alleging tampering with a duced by the committee. A public plicability of township ordlrunces, able. He regretted that bccause of buses of the Public Service Transit Was gained between the clos In his letter of resignation, Mr. ed In its industrial provisions to wafer meter. Appeal was filed by hearing was set for Oct. S. The and after the names of the ob the Jewish holiday he could not in- Co. will hereafter load from Plat ing of the shopping venter stores Smida paid tribute to the Madison grant approvals for one specific Philip J. Blanda jr., Raritan Town (continued on page four) jer tors have bee.i made known. (continued on page four) form 113 at the Port Authority Bua •t 11 p.m. Friday an- their open High School staff that had helped and clearly defined process at a ship, as attorney for Mr. Tomasil- Terminal in New York. Thi.s plat ing for buiiness after 8 a.m. Satur- time to one plant and to put all io. It will be answered on behalf him organize the new school and £ y . The entry was accomplished put il in effective working pro form will be virtually exclusive plant managements under the need of the borough by Robert E, La for Strathmore buses, since it will at two (tores, King's Drug Co. and Bayshore Coiiiiuiiiiily Hospital Ball Came Trophy cess. He directed tho 1JK>0-GI selec to seek new and separate permlta Mura, Morganville, borough at be shared with the Fort Dix ser rchld Service Cleaners. Miss tion of a curriculum, the hiring of if they make any alteration of their torney. vice which has only one bus dur Seatrlcc Smith, proprietor of the approved process or seek to take a staff, the equipping of the new gksner store, found Ihe cash regls- A complaint of having Junked .school and th*? placement of the ing the rush hour. on new processes. The other board Previously Strathmore b u fi e s IV had been subject to a jimmying members agreed no responsible In cars on hia property entered by (continued on jwgo four) shared a loading platform with tho during tha night when the came to dustry could reasonably object to John Thaler, building inspector, Perth Amlxjy service and com ! Work Saturday. meeting iuch a requirement and against Philip Hannon, Broad St., ; Government Costs muters have frequently walled aa j Tha Orchid cash register was (continued on page four) Matawan, cost the defendant 120 cleared out at the close of business and S3 costs. The fine was levied ; Compared In Book long ns 20 minutes for homebound Friday, » tha thieves found nothin* on th* basis of Mr. Hannon not buses. According to Mr. Trap in it. Rut at their obviously second Field Narrowod Por having complied in time with an ' ( osts of local government In Mat- hagen, Strathmore buses now will antry, Kings Drug*, they fared order lo remove the Junked cars. I awan and Matawnn Township have load in New York every seven much better. Richard Newman, Asiombly Nomination Decision was reserved after hear | hern compiled by tin* New Jersey minutes during the evening rush hour. proprietor of the drug atore, re ings in June on similar counts I [axptivcis' Association In a now ported th* front of hia register The Monmouth County Repuhll against Martin A Brown. Main St., I booklet, just circulated. Day-to-day Thu new loading arrangement! completely |immled off, with 13300 can Steering Committee yesterday Matawan Gulf, Main St.; Mel's, "operating costs" of Matawan last wero negotiated by direct contact in caah, soma watche* ind a num reduced from 2] to ilx tho nuin Main and Broad Sts., and Shuhcr's, ! vi‘;ir averaficd fur each of between the Mayor’s Mass Trans ber of Nationwide money order ber cf candidates lo r the commit' Main and Broad SI. its men, women and children or a portation Committee and Kdward klanki mining. tee's nod fur nomination fnr the It wai argued at thc time hy one Inlnl of In Matawan 'I'own J. Kull, Western Regional Manager > The police found on investigating Slat* Assemhly seat vacated hy defendant that the junked vehicles ship, costs averaged Jfil.'JO for a of Public Service Co-ordinated the premises that entry obviously County Judge Clarkson Fisher. (continued on page four) total of J.TO.KWI. in the borough. Transport. Other Improvements Iq fiud been gained by forcing a lou A GOP candidate will be selcct Ifltil ojxM.itinj; costs nre budgeted service Include shop]K»r’.H buses. Vre In tho roof which would per ed at another meeting of Ihe TawnsMp Of Malawan Special at t'.'Mt./Ufi and in the township, mit accaaa to both itores, Det. Me- nteeriiig committee Wednesday at Sittings For Registering Valeri . Four Hold Tickets On SGInty doubted a ladder wai used the Hall of Record* Freehold. Municipal Hldg., 147 Lower Main Tuui'lhi'r willi 11-IV,HK7 expended lo get up on tha roof or down into Those still in the raco are Louis Slreet, Saturday, Sept. II), 11) n.m. on capital Improvements and debt Sweepstakes Horses Iho atore*, noting person* of strong R, Alklns, Long Branch city at to 12 noon, nnd Thursday, Sept. 24, servlci* payments ol $|,|,:i:n, nil physical desterlty could have Four bayshore area reslilenta torney; Joseph Ainillna, Middle 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. expenditures fnr municipal pur mad* their way to th* roof and held tickets drawn for tha first run town Township GOP chairman; Strathmore Elementary School, poses In Mataivan totalled VlHll.lfll Without ladder or rope. ning of tlw Now Hampshire Swev|fr Mayor Joseph IC. Robertson, Spring Church Street, 7 p.m, lo 10 p in , last year In Matawan llormigh. In Det, McGinty itated that Mr, slakes it Rockingham Park Satur Lake Heights; Anbury Park Coun Sept. 22, 23, anti 24. Ilia township, capital Improvements Newman had found no alan In hit Dr* Aram A. CapUnlan, ■ member of lht Board drive. Admiring tho trophy ure, left to right, I'hs( day. None of tha perhcr* holding cilman Janies M. Coleman; Joseph Roso K. Wenzel, wera $1011,90.1, debt service, |l9,llit) (continued on page four) •f Trustee* of the Hayahore Hospital Corporation, Master Robert Malkmus, Matawan Lodge 192; Grand tk'koti drawn for tho race h a ] Armine, Red Bank COI* chairman Township Clerk for a total last year of 152,1,013. tthowa Ilia trophy lo be awaided Saturday lo thu Knight John V, Hindi jr., Knight* of Columhui, St. liorsui llmt started. A i a roault, and S, Thomas Ciagtlano, Ocean- Jfp-adv 17 winnings of each ticket holder ard N et lea Ta port lawyer, winner «f Ih# Knljhi* of Columhuft-MaNon* haaeball Joseph's Council 3442, and Past Master William Kohn, Matawaa Tew nth tp Resident* Notlc* limited to between 1200 and Notice fame, which la nelng played at tho Keyport lllgh Caesarea Lodge M, I'AAM, K<>ypuri, IMS. Clean-up Week will ha during the School Field to raiao lundR for tho hmpltal fund Person! holding ticket* on IK I* ' commencing September 11, Dr. Milford I). I'un/er, 4H Belli- thought nnd emphtisli nn design slartora Included Keyport Pitrnfr on regular collection days. Have fun selecting their fall any Mil., Ilti/lel, announces lhe Gala plans have nnen made for A victory dance Is scheduled for still are available from Holiett and materials, See our display, man Oeorge Nariler. M Walnut St,, Gilbert If. Hickman, " ‘ Chairman wardrolM) al Westrelch's. Every termination nf I1I.1 full-time ped Iho ull-day benefit for the Huysliore (lie members of thc llirco sponsor Malknms, I ’mt Master of Mu law,in I’.innllu and bron/.e. Wharlnn Me Keypon; Frank O'Neil, ? Ivon/ PI,, DejH, of Sanitation thing for lhe chubby girl In sports iatric practice as of Sept. 211, IIHII (,'oinmmilly II o s p I I a I Saturday, ing organl/.allons, Matawan l.o
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If you ar* a qualified and registered voter ot the % State of New Jersey who expects to be absent outside the State on Nov. 3, 1964 or a qualified and registered voter who will be within the State on Nov. 3, 1064, but because of blindness or illness or physical disabil .. J Speedy Says: ity or because of the observance of a religious holiday ¥ Smart Shoppers W ill Buy Now pursuant to the tenents of your religion, or will be a resident attendant at school, college or university, will ..'V During B ill Lanzaro’s be unable to cast your ballot at the polling place in your district on said date, and you desire to vote in the General Election to be held on Nov. 3, 1964, kindly CONTINUOUS FILAMENT i l WRITE to the undersigned at once requesting that a ci m vilian absentee ballot be forwarded to you. SUCH RE NYLON TEXTURED I QUEST MUST STATE YOUR HOME ADDRESS, AND THE ADDRESS TO WHICH SAID BALLOT SHOULD BE SENT, AND MUST BE SIGNED WITH YOUR SIG COMPLETELY 9 5 NATURE, AND STATE THE REASON WHY YOU INSTALLED* Sq. Yd. WILL NOT BE ABLE TO VOTE AT YOUR USUAL PricM Effective POLLING PLACE. Through Sept. 19, 1964 Dupont '501' Nylon Sculptured No civilian absentee ballot will be furnished or Completely Installed *-...... 6 *’. forwarded to any applicant unless request therefor Is 3 PLY WOOL TWIST received not less than eight days prior to the election, Completely Installed ...... 8 V and containing the foregoing information. ALL WOOL HEAVY VELVET 4 » Dated September 14, 1964. Completely Installed -W eord J. RUSSELL WOOLLEY MOHAWK ACRILAN(TR) TWEED A 9 5 County Clerk Completely Installed ' H all of Recorda - Sane Mvlngi ea nig* cw ta exact alie, eushloa lacludad. Freehold, N. J. All flbera refar lo aile coateat. • Broatlloom cushioned on foam rubber — Note: Requests forms are available at Municipal Clerk'B Tacked down installation, Late M odels or County Clerk’s Offices, as a public convenience.
1963 CodlHoc . Coupe deVllle wot M3 SO $ 4 1 5 0 FLO O R S W ALL TILES 1963 Pontiac Grand Prix w oi $3095 $ 2 9 5 0 VINYL ASBESTOS Geaalaa “ AHTICO” SOLID VINYL 1963 Ford w«« $im $1795 LOOKING FOR THE TILE S C Greaseproof - easy to clean t il e 1 0 Vic C o m p a c t s BEST WAY IN AND OUT »'•*»" ■ lie Value »"x»" - 19c Value i r ' i l l ” Sheet PLASTIC 1963 Chovrdot Corvair I-Door wn $179S $1595 CERAMIC MOSAIC OF YOUR BASEMENT? W ALL TILE 1962 Tompost L e M a n o wm $1695 $1495 t ile 49c I c Want a dkM rent* from b*M- 69o Value im aI t» yard, quickly and ln«x- Free Use of Tile Culter. 1 9 6 2 f o r d F,lrl,ne w a s $ i6 3 o $ 1 4 5 0 pmilvtlr? We can provide taiy t* Station W agons M hw Initrvctlffl sliMl with ell CONGOLEUM-NAIRN NEW • w tM ir y M ttr la h , p»rmirtln| fin l» de y*vr «Wur f*r umIuI, been recently discontinued — Most K0LLS 1 9 6 1 F o r d Country Squire Statkw Wagon w o t $1775 $ 1 5 7 5 eanvtnltnl rair.atlsn, hobby, all perfect quality, somo lllghtly r Wide irregular.regular. end it.ra f* ipM«. AIT excess floor and wall tiles returnable for full refund, 1961 Ram bler Station Wagoa was $1295 $ 1 0 9 5 ti.'* DC CAN ALSO RECOMMENIA COMPETENT INSTALLER INSTALLATION TOOLS ft INSTRUCTIONS — M F R E E OR EXPERT INSTALLATION AT LOW COST! ■innuflmitfcwiit N £ , C onvertibles M k v p r iM ) 1 9 6 0 OM am oM Io 'ewKw* w m i i m s $ 1 5 9 5
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Id, N |*MI0 for n il INSTALLATION FOIDIII ij Q m s a u i . AUTO SALE* er further Mornallonl \ 3 &S&oa\ *ur* u lowstrpfHctil o m t T P M c t x < MAIN fTMirAH'WftV Nd If -MATAWAN WEST KEANSBURG Matawan Lumber Co. BETWEEN UNION BEACH and WEST KEANSBURG LIGHT Ol'UN MkNHAY TIIKII SATUKDAY Mil In t:M I In fruriillii Ijiniliri l a nl (Associate Slord) R O U T E 3 6 PHONE 787-2619 Tolophonc 566*4500 MITPHIN AVh MAIAWAN NEW JERSEY’S LARGEST FLOOR COVERING CHAIN SINCE 1 9 0 6 FREE PARKING AT ALL STORES Is Ifa* ■--■*—- THK MATAWAN JOURNAL. N. I. Ihwtdoy, faptwibf 17, 1964 w - as “ agricultural" while Mr. maa Gilbert H . Hick maa said. Dr. Kbouri was one of 33 appli Hohwlel Confers Thompson was declared by Mr. Committeeman Ja y Krivitzky said cants for the post who w e r e Labrecque to have takea note of acquisition of 2S easements on screened by a three - member ^lntyfrnff flmmmt Ihe increasing tendency toward Church St. would begin toon. He committee, headed by Dr. Robert With Middletown residential, rather than business de said the road would be widened by R. Blunt, Middlesex County Sup velopment in the area, with tbe sp- Levitt and Sons as part of the pro erintendent of Schools. Dr. Khouri Holmdel Townahip Committee tnrsl of IM houses on full - acre gram of municipal improvement*. will assume his new position in as due last night to set a dste, s fo r M r . Potter'i own Isnds. I ^SQ SnSSSSESSSiSEi^IHBH m SD pflMMVWHNV*- - C Mr. Traphagen said improve Madison Township Oct. 12. paobebly week, for discussion Mr. Lsbrecque found the proced- I ef the todnian of a gss station on ures of Peter Genovese, chairman ments to the water system in Dr. Khouri was introduced at Kiver Gardens would begin next aa acre lot on Red H ill Rd. 210 feet o f the Zoning Board, open to ques Thursday's meeting of the hoard OFFERING EVERYTHING TO please the young, as ia from South Laurel Ave. on the tion ia adjourning the matter for week and construction ol Lloyd Rd. and told the session that it was and sewer installation in Cliffwood well as the old, the New Jersey State Fair, which open* W . H. Potter lands for Humble (Es- tw o months to get the opinion of wilh a "deep sense of responsibility s p ) O il A Refining Co. The Ud- the Middletown Planning Board, Beach would be finished in three that I accept the position of super Saturday, and cloaca Sunday, Sept. 27, will present what ToaraaMp Committee, at its Ju s t because the site was near M id weeks. intendent . . . Surely this is a is regarded as the greatest as well as the best programs gspt g msating, raised question if d le to w n , while ignoring th e one shared responsibility, involving in its history of 77 years on the same grounds in Hamilton a gas statiaa c r ether busiae** Plaoning Board given authority in school board, employee* and pub Township. A rth u r B. Porter, the manager, is stressing tho --w w SBTB m S I s u e Aouid pa Into tbe general aree la w over the project, Holmdel. Process Control lic. Our success can only be assur when the sen Log to both townahlpe many ways in which Fair visitors may get a visual idea of Property Value Deprsclaled ed by action in concert. Our prob hi that aectloa is largely residen (continued from page one) lems must be addressed to the con the products that have made New Jersey famous, pointa tial. Tha Middletown governing bo New individual objectors appear it was timely in view of the plan e d , John O'Connell, a R eJ Hill Rd. viction that our children are our out that the theme this year will be New Jersey's Tercen dy approached Holmdel for the dis- to retoo* for s light industry area most priceless possession.” ifon even though the Middle- owner, objected it was being rep la Cliffwood. tenary and as a result all the exhibitor* arc asked to follow resented the nearest gas station A native of Pittsburgh, Dr. Kliou. this idea in arranging their booths. l Planning Board previously To tody Other Practices ri received his Bachelor'* Degree had assured the Holmdel Zoaing w a a three miles away when there THEN, TOO, THERE WILL BE a Tercentenary Historical w a s one at less than a mile. Alio The issue of control In the mat from Geneva College and his Mas TMIMBAY, K H U H U IT. MM Baard of Adjustment it would hsve o ld h o m that the traffic spoken of by M r , t e r proved puzzling, whether the ter's and Doctor's Degrees from Building housing farm exhibits on loan Rutgers ao abjection to the gss station loca soning officer, the Planning Board tio n . Sincox was all going to or coming the University of Pittsburgh. He University’s Extension Service; fir* relics from the North Eye Screening Program fro m Bell Labs, that there w a a no o r tha police ahould administer also did graduate work tt Temple American Insurance Company of Philadelphia, plus school The recommen 'ation for the such a provision. Decision was tak in-the-area customer lor a (;as sta University and the University of and other exhibits. Tiie Civil War Building will have 60 |t o til* eighth consecutive y *v Tha Medical Society ol atatiqn sant up by th e Holmdel Zon tion. He saw his property value de e a to let Lawrence Lerner, the Pennsylvania. ...•?!Jm*jr» through Iti Special Committee on th* Con- ing Board to the township commit preciated by the coming of a g as board’s attorney, base the word Dr. Khouri taught in Ihe Pitts Currier & Ives prints on loan from the Nationwide Insurance tee was eubject to p u b lic hearing station near his home. ing on practice found successful in burgh school system and was pro Company of Columbus, Ohio, and woodcuts of all tho W i»|llnn nf VliInn; m ill sponsor a statewide "ly# H e a lth Sept. 9. Frederick Baar, R e d Bank, other municipalities. fessor of history and later head of Presidents of the United States, a loan of the Trenton Saving Berainlni Fm nn.” During (ha w eek o l S ap t JO the representing Humble Esso and Mr. Richard A. Hagen recalled it be ing said Red Hili Rd. would not be The board granted a minor sub the department at Albright Col Fund Society. . . . Mercer County Tercentenary Day wil) prngiam will b r presented. in designated center* aa a free Potter, aad Theodore Labrecque division to split a one acre lot on lege, Reading, Pa. He has been r .. R e d Bank, representing Jsm es widened for three years, so sug be observed on the opening day when there will be special puNfe awvlet. . ■ 1 1 < ■> - gested the gas station be delayed Church St. near Atlantic Ave. into head of the Muhlenberg Township f'sftasi . sr., Keyport, sn edjoinlng tw o IOO-by-192-foot lots [or Ralph ceremonies under the direction of U. S. Senator Harrison A. . T h t N e w Jency Academy of Ophthalmology and Oto> wa*r who is strongly oppoiine until this development takei place. Schools for the past 10 yesrs. It Dolan, Matawan. The board refer has an enrollment of approximate Williams jr., Chairman of the Fair’s Tercentenary Commit laryngology, tha Naw Jersey S t a t e Commission for tha Blind, the Potter move, waa heard. T h e Mr. Baar took strong exception to testimony by Theodore Friedau- red back to the Zoning Board a ly MOO students. the State^Department of Health, the Now Jeraey Hoapital presentation of th* two attorneys map showing aetback restrictions tee; a new Miss New Jersey State Fair will be selected and w u somewhat disjointed by tsck er against the application based on In addition to being active in a crowned and Joie Chitwood will present his Hell Drivers Association, and tha Woman's Auxiliary to The Medical So* a memorandum signed by the for an old and new location of a af a common ground of agreement house at VanCleef Lane and Mein- number of historic, civic and youth both afternoon and evening. cietyof Kmr Jersey are all eo-operating in thia program. as 10 whether O, Wsyne N o b le , pat- Holmdel Township Property Own enterprises, Dr. Khouri was a con zer St. because the intent of the A ROLLER RAMA, for the first time in Trenlon, will It Is syen to all individuals over the age of 85 not already e r a a a . making.* Master Plan r e v i ers' Association. Mr. Baar declared sultant for the White House Youth there was not supporting record, variance granted on setback re- Tacehriag ophthalmological care. s io n f o r Holmdel, had gone on rec atriction* was not altogether clear. Conference and Is the author of be presented Sunday afternoon Sept. 20, and Joie Chitwood a r d ia apposition to the gas station. minutes or testimony by mem “ Basic Considerations In Pupil at night along with a Trenton Tercentenary program. Mon IM purpoaa of the screenings ia to detect evidence of bers of this association that Mr. A letter referred from the towaship B e r n a r d Goldsmith, chairman of committee to the Planning Board Classroom Control” a n d "Some day and Friday will be Children’s Days; Tuesday, Future ■ny eye dlitese tuch as glaucoma, tumor and cataract, Friedauer had been authorized to Industrial and Technological Ad the Planning Board, had pointed speak for it. oa the score of the use of cement Farmers' Day; Kochman’s International Daredevil will be Mr of any general diiMM reflected in the e y e i, which should a a t la a letter to the township vances in the United states in the The attorney for Humble also in urn garbage containers at the curb the attraction, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Wednes have treatment or follow-up by a physician. committee that Mr. Noble w a s on lia* was not acted upon. Albert Pre - Civil War Decade." terposed objection when Qeorge day of fair week will be Ladies’ Day with a Fashion Show Couaty hospitals are co-operating In thia program by r e c o rd a s opposed to the intrusion Tuck, who said he lived on the Mid Salomon, the writer making the af a gas station into the " A " resi dletown side of the line, sought to inquiry, stated he wished to put under the direction of Mrs. Belle Stevens; Thursday, Gov nnviding tha space and facilities naceaaary for the screen dential area on Red Hill Rd. B u t object. But Ja m e s Mlnoque, Atlan down two. Mayor Traphagen doubt Opposition Vocal ernor's Day and also Senior Citizens Day with all 65 yeara ing procedures. Tha public ia urged to Uke advantage of M r. Baar defied Mr, Goldsmith, or ed the garbage collectors would tic Highlands, the township sttor- (continued from page one) of age and over being admitted free, The Firemen’s Parade thia tipportunity to guard agalnat previously undetected hia l*ial adversary, M r. Labrec- ney, said It was apparent Mr. Tuck pick up garbage from them ai que, to bring in a memorandum ot terrogate a really specialist of re will be held Saturday afternoon and Dick Clark and his tondfUonai - ' ' ■ ■ ' w a s near enough to the property these are not the type containers wrlttm record to show M r. Noble tpeclfied in their contract. nown who had found the ballet entertainers will be the attraction Friday an d Saturday lo have an allowable interest in school the most practical present truly had committed him self ca the Ihe matter and was permitted Leonard M. Morizio, the chair n a t t e r . use for- the property. nights. The Fair will close with • 200-mile race for Indian Com m unications thereby to make his opposition todagssesoa rails i man, feared thev would become a Stanley Ellison, 5 Sutphin Ave., apolis cars and drivers on Sunday, Sept. 27. S— aiatlsa Of known for the record. breeding place for mosquitoes and IfetlM Editor, H ia . Thoms* w*< the first to open fire on the Argumaatatioa before the town Larry Smith, Blue Hills, also call georetory - Tnasurer Harold J . Dolan saw them hard proposal. He wanted to know ~ Just le sst tha racord straight ship committee was conducted ed for delaying action until the lo keep clean. by noting the Alikas property was ‘As you know, the State of New t a r M b . Meseroll, I did aot crTS about a sign on the property. Mr. largely on tha basis of summation plana (or widening Red Hill Rd. located at a curve off Freneau Jersey has built three bridge* , d ie tht baad ai safa r i or her hus Smith admitted there would be af testimony and evidsnce davtlop- were filed, pointing out that the lot Ave. Mr. Lang added that autot of across the Raritan River in the , M r. Meseroll, tha band di a colonial type sign "for purposes Aviation Pioneer ad at Zoning Board hearings. Mr. on which the gas station wa* to go speeding driven had run up on his Amboya within the sptce of a half r. 1 dM criticise tbe dseisloe Hire Experts ol identification only, not for ad-' lawn and on the Alikas lawn. He mile. tnd traffic there, particularly Baar opened his argument by not- would be reduced thereby in sit* vertising,” Mr. Ellison found this that M e msds. TM* ia tiie state- fcw tha Zoning Board recommend- and would not conform. W. H. Men- (continued from page one) and Mrs. Zimmer saw It to be too on weekends, ht* passed the sat ■ waa mad* by ma in my evidence of a commercial opera a a l that Dies In Maryland eg the verianca by a M vote. He ges protested the application by let from tho newly created board, that dangerous to be bringing children uration point. How can these cross- eaauM aitttiea ot Seat. i. U K . tion which would depress the value tbaa took exception to an open let ter as s violation of the intent of Robert A . Brockman. there to a dancing school. in fi possibly htndle another 30,001 I a a stgl and wtUb* under the Joseph J. Roland, H-yaars-old, of his nearby property for residen ter oath s subject by Mr. Goid- af the zone plan. Ceatlnue Hearing Howard llcnderson, board secre to 60,000 cars a day from the Nar a pioneer to aviation dsiigi ‘ tial use. Mr. Smith stressed there apfaiai that if tbe band had to be satfth. M r. Bear contended tary, asked about both the hedge Mr. The Council continued for two would be no external change in the row* Bridge in the years ahead? tore fcr tbe practice H r the Miss a form er real da at of Keyport Goldsmith incited a misoonatrusl weeks hearing on a zoning amend and the number of cars that could And every year more and mor* Am erica Pageant, they could have Alikas house, only the tearing out Tbarsday, Sept. M, IM , to Fred that application waa being sought ment governing garden apart of some inside partitions to make be parked on the property. Thomu motorists are headed for the Je r aixmaalUhea both thb^a at oa* erick, Md. at the hom* af bis sa * ^hardship" basis. Ilw E sm Tomasello Appeal Alikas, son of the owner, estimated Itaae. FuiHwrraor*, the band has ment*. Dominic A . Cerrato. Free • dance floor. But Mr. Ellison felt sey Coast from North Jersey aa daughter, M ra. Roger gcherff. HwBble attorney argued this wss (continued from page one) 10 cart could be parked tt t time aterefcsd b*tore at parades and oa h o ld . attorney for a prospective sure a buyer looking for a home in they pour into Ihe ‘Amboys Bottle Born la Rahway. wtwre te lived f i r from the case, that there wss awre retained to have parts readily in thc driveway. lhe faotbell field and I am sure builder, caused the delay in action a neck*. for 40 yeara, M r. Boland designed ealy one aectloa, Article I, Sec available to fit on trucks in active quiet neighborhood would never th*y know what they are daia*. when he attacked the legality ol a buy his house if he saw a sign tell, Mr. Lang and Mr, Taylor de 'Our state must act now to re a plaaa that waa aucceMfully flown tion S, of the toning ordinance cit aervice of duplicate make and provision which required the devel manded to know what might come They know auny pieces of b h i s k ing him a dancing school was next lieve this ever mounting congestloa at nearly laella la UM , five years ed h r the applicant, tha' covering year. Mr. Thaler rejected the ex and above sB, kaow how to march. oper to provide water and sewer fa to it. at the property If the dancing and wt believe the Rarittn Bay after th* W rljrtit brother* accon- special aituatiooa. ception asked. Then all those sum H ’s net aa if this would have beaa cilities 190 per cent in capacity school proved unprofitable and the Bridg* It a major step towtrd Its fUehed thair feat at Kitty Hawk. M r. Baar alao found It r*gr«Uable moned removed the cars within Mrs. Charles Zimmer, 11 Sutphin tbrlr llrat time eat. above the estimated maximum re owners tried to bring in something tolution,” Mr, Sterner cotidudcd. Mtdsla of Ms IM I Bluebird air tha planning chairman waa charg- the time of notice allotted. Ave., questioned what efforts had Created, you had much mere ao- quirement his project would take. else. John J . Bradl v, board chair elsas, which Incorporstad a aaw k « usurpation of the authority of Teak Gas Frem CAP Truth Mr. Cerrato also considered illegal been truly made to push the sale man, said any use olher than a Nee fir the Mia* Am erica Psgsaat,' of the property for residential pur Istsrsl control mechanism. and air tha Planning Board by .he Zoning Two youth* accused of taking ballet school would be subject to a but da you take into conaidsratlea a provision thst gives th* Munici poses, Joseph Runkl, of Rankl & apaed Indicator, which he invented, Board recommendation and refer- gas from a parked Civil Air Patrol pal Utilities Authority power to new variance, that there was no lhat tbess are very nearly profee- Weber, Matawan realtors, assured Bayshore are oa display la tha gmithsoniaa eace to “ zoaing by variance” was truck were sent to Monmouth Coun command the turning over of the such thins as a precedent being sksnal parade argaaizer* who aaad her the house had been listed for lastituta to Washington, aniuatiflabty made. M r. Baar de ty Ja il Thursday after they plead utilities to it on its own terms. set. The board voted to reserve de (continued from page one) ant tbaae iavttatloea. Taking into two years and there had been a ticipate. The Hon. Richard J. Hugh, coasids ration that Ted Phelan is He also is credited with designing clared as a lawyer he knew better ed guilty to larceny charges In “ A ll th* Municipal Utilities Au cision for a month. thaa ta attem pt to abridge the func sign on it for one year. When she e*. Governor of the State of New aot a proftsskmal parade orgsals- 21 aircraft anginse and building one municipal court. thority should do, is to check A second application heard was tions cf the Planning Board, but complained the noise from the bal Jersey, has accepted an invitatioa er, he deserves the utmost eateem a t the first flying boats. Magistrate Heuser sentenced whether *11 state requirements are that of William and Ruth Itchmony has th* assurance no such abridg let school would emunate from to attend this game, which is tht a a l pride af evteyoo* la this town, James Sorrentino, 18, of Port Mon met," Mr. Cerrato said. “ Other to operate a milk machine on their CsMake rated W ith Bretbers ment waa involved by t'.r wording windows opened in the summer, first joint effort of the Masons and aiace be also performs m any eth*r mouth, and John Brought, Ji, ot wise the authority has no placc in property in a residential zone at M s brothers, Frank, who piloted of the article end lection of the Eatontown, to 21-day terms after Mr. Smith assured her that air-con the Knights for a community chari dattea and contributes so much of the project,” he maintained. ditioning would keep the windows Freneau Ave. and William St. It his craft, and Jam es, who financed (oning ordinance under which he each failed to pay a S IM fine and ty. Other guests ol honor attending bis tfcne sad himself. This is also "T h, e proposed amendment closed. As to the asking price for was explained the variance wa.s many of his ventures, were close moved the application. IS costs, Carl Peters, 21, of Bar- will be Roland J . Behrens jr., Mott Inod le r thaught. In my eatlm stioa, would, in reality, bar any garden the property, it was estimated at sought to give the owner, incapa collaborators. Fraak was killed In Mr.' Baar found the location of ncgat, paid a $100 fine and f5 costs. citated by an injury from regular Worshipful Grand Master of Ma ba gave tbe director of the bead apartment construction in the com $35,000 to $40,000. sons for the State of New Jersey; 1(12 in Caracas, VenenMla, when the atatioa on th* Potter tract was He also pleaded guilty. work, a source of income. tbe tim e be thought wss needed. munity,'' he said. “ As it looks now May Need Evening Classes Stewart A. Schoder jr., State Depu As is said before, if the bsnd hsd a plane he wes demonstrating justified by a traffic count taken Magistrate Heuser gave Brought it might well call for confiscation The hours of opening, 10 a.m. to The board found difficulty in gel c ra s h e d . o n R e d H ill R d . s h o w in g 21C0 cars credit for seven days already ty for the Knight* of Columbus; lo be here tor the practice of the of private property." 4:30 p.m., Mrs. Zimmer found to ling specific fads on Ihe location Clifford T. O'Brien, District Depu per dsy paesing. He insisted that served and Sorrentino credit for The objections of Mr. Cerrato Mias America Pagtast then they The three brothers started out so much parallel the hours of the for the machine, the kind nf ma ty for thc Knights of Columbut; all wsuld have been here, willing es bicycle mschanica and later Goerge E. Sincox, Middletown, the one day he had served. Thc were referred to Mr. Grause for school day that she doubted the chine it would be, the income ex aad able to march, since you itattd whose Job with Humble Esso de three were arrested early Sept. 4 Elm er VanSchoick, District Deputy etarted an automobile business that study and comment. prospective operators of thc ballet pected, so a ruling was put off for for the Masons; Edward E. llyrne, they aeeded maay wash* of prac aubsequently became a Cadillac pends on the wise selection of sites by borough police at Halloran's A letter was read in which the school could get by without hav a month to get more exact infor for new gas ststkms, would not parking lot, near the railroad sta Board of Education thanked thc Mayor of Matawan, and Carltoa tice far thia pageant. . - agency which Jam es operated until ing evening classes. mation from the applicant. II. Poling, Mayor of Keyport, Waa thia vote put. to the band? seven years ago. have Jeopardised his standing with tion plaza. council for allowing the township th e o il c o m p a n y if , in h is 11 Thia Incited more vehement pro George Deitz, Matawan Regiontl Aad tf there ara,aot set rules tor la IM I, Joaeph and Fraak found years Fine of (3 and 12 costs was im road department crew to build an experiences, Mr. Sincox did not tests. Theodore Spiecker, 4 Sut High School coach, and John Miele, ■ atw a ef,.t6H sort, why was the ed the Boland Airplan* and Motor posed on F .J. Retzer, Tennent Rd., athlctic field at Central School. aaonn l af the Board of Educa- find the Potter Isnd properly sit phin Ave., announced he was a Sterner Keyport High School coach, will be Co. In Newark. Subsequently Jo Morganville, on summons from " I t ’s all right to help the Board uated as an outlet for gasoline shift worker and needed his sleep. the official umpires. Dr. Aram A. “ gaMait? You Hated that you seph Roland moved Ms operations Chief Melna for crossing at the of Education but only after the (continued from page one) •TSinored and preud that the s a le * . He avowed he could not expect it Captntuan, Matawan, will head the to Keyport where he became a de railroad tracks. Blaach* M. Ves ro*d work is done,” Councilman new ferry to Delaware, who could . band waa choaaa to an to Atlaatic Charles T. McCuc noted. " I feel our if the neighborhood were to be list of local itysicians who will be signer for the Aeromerlne Com Ana Chaagad sels, Plainfield, paid $18 and $5 drive up the Parkway jn leisure C— ity. Did ‘ *f------not state‘“ i the same thing crew hat spent too much time on flooded with dance music all day honorary umpires. Frank Dowd Is ’. Still later ha founded Wa owa Mr. Baar emphasised E . Eugene costs on a speeding ticket from 13 tnd ‘Park and Ride' to Newark or la my oammunleatlon? Do you the Board of Education work,” he long. Allen li. Fancher, Sutphin coach for the Knights team aad •ta, the Laaape Aircraft Co. Orosa, Naw Bruaawick, a Master Patrolman Theodore Phelan Jr. New York v it Electric Rapid Tran consider it not to be sn honor lo be ssld. Ave., supported Mr. Spiecker in William Kohn is coach for the la Matawaa, wMca he operated Plaa expert,, had verified th* char- sit. lavitsd to participate In tha M ata opposition and then demanded to Masons. ' far It year*. acteriM ic of th* Red H ill ar*a near know how a hedge on the Alikas Urges Bridge Construction waa Terceatensry Parade? the Gardta Stale Parkway Inter The line-up includes Walter Jan Thia parade weald have base the Ouriag World War If, whca be $3300 Taken In property was being allowed to “ Our Couniy Planning Board also kowski, Knights pitcher and Wil waa aver (g-yearaald, M r. Rolaad change had ba*a changad by the Superintendent grow into Sutphin Ave. and block urgea the early construction of the enly ana af Its bled ia tbla *owa bulldieg af tha interchange. (continued from page c m ) liam Cullen, Knights catcher; Wil saw active duty with the V .t. And auto travel. Raritan Bay Bridge to help the that tbe bays sad girla could have that a pratpectlve widening of Red drug Mor* of an attempt by the (continued from page one) liam Kohn, Masons pitcher and ■Mrcbed la la their lifetime. Lat Caaat Oaard, serviag on patrol The attack then moved to Main ever mounting congestion in the H ill Rd. mado tor still more auto thieves to probe for narcotics pupils in the work of getting the Charles Porter, Masons catcher. n e slate agaia that I did not criti daty akag the Now Jeraey caaat. St. owners. John P. Lsng, 354 ‘Amboys Bottleneck’ where the traffic, M ill mor* need of a ga* >ta- smong his stock. Police took this Madison High School a going con Five teams will play in th* five-lt- cise Mr. Mete roll a:- the baad Upon hia retirement IS yeara ago, Main St., announced thc house next daily average last year exceeded ning game. tlon. gtarliag Thompson, Mata either to mean lhat the thieves cern. door but one to the Alika* house, which umfcr the circumstances has ba moved la M aiylaad. could be dismissed as oaroatica us Native Of Eaglewoad 144,000 motor vehicles, and weekend The trophy, whlc',1 will b* award Mr. Boland was a member of waa, wa* painted out oy Mr. Baar to the north of his property, had done' a Marvelous I* . Mb' criti- a> a realty expert in the area w ho ers or thst they had th* saperienoe Mr. Smida Is a native of Engle travel in summer passed a quarter ed to the winning team, will be the . Early Birds, an elite group of been sold for residential use that clam was directed at tbe decision wa* of th* epiidoa a gas station and knowledge In burglary to know wood, & _ rsduste of Dwight Mor of a million a day. And now that placed in the foyer of the Bayshoir aviation pkmeera which Included week, so it looked *s though the ef that was aiadt. la anr opinion ao would *nh*nce r*al catata values ol lhat druggists do not leave narcot- row High School there. He earned the 12-lane Narrows Bridge from Community Hospital as t symbol the Wright brothsra, and tha OX fort to sell the Alikas house for a mlsoaacspHons or mJaundsrstaad- surrounding lands ia moving them ica in any exposed place In iheir his B.A. and M.A. Degrees from Brooklyn to Staten Island will be of thc Money raised not only thlr Club, another early aviation ar- residence was not being pushed. lass bave been corrected. toward a realistic use of property store*, to th* degree thiy have to Montclair State Teachers College opened within 90 days with traffic year but In future years tt annusl Beatrice Duffy ganlsatton. He also wae aa auto The new owner of the property next th e re . have any In stock. and is currently working toward estimated to start at 1,500,000 ve ball games. and boat racing eMhualaet. . to Mr. Lang’s, named Ehiers, an Aa for Mr. Jerbasi, Mr. Baar The offlcera declined to discuss a doctorate t.t Rutgers University. hicles a month, and to reach .1,000, The committee, which includff E d ito r , In additioa to hia daughter, sur nounced his opposition to the Ali fouad the Keyport m an's eoatention wliat evidence they may have Prior to beginning his education 000 a month by 1875 two-thirds of Mr. Hinds, Grand Knight ol St. Jo Aa Saturday, Sept. II, la ear last viving ere his brother, Jsm ea Bo kas proposal. hia dopsadsaca upoa aoaiag to pro fouad In their Investigation or Ihe al career, Mr. Smida served three Traffic Hazard Present which will be headed for New Jer- seph's Council; Mr. Malkmus, Ptsl aulo raciac event for this year, I land, Rshway, aad two sraadcMI- tect him la building a home for state of Its progress. years with the Marines in the Mr. Lang pointed out there was a sy, this means 30,000 of them now Master of Matawtn Lodce; Mr. wouM Hka to thahk you on bafialf dren. His wife, Mrs. H e l t n his son wss net to be valued very Pacific. Before taking over ad "little Coney Island,” apparently and SO,000 in 10 years will be head Kohn, Past Master of Caesart." •f a l of aa here at W all Stadtam (Holm es) Boland, died two yearn ministrative duties, he taught Latin ed for the 'Amboys Bottleneck.' Lodge, general chairmen; Louis b r tbe flat ceqwraUee you have stroagly tar Mr. Jerbasi had not the Stewart's root beer stand con awv*d to hire aa architect or take Water Contracts aeveri years at Lakewood and West stituted enough of s traffic hazard "Building of tha Raritan Bay Kortenhaus, Raymond Scheotz, Mr. frs o In helping to make thia on* Funeral services______field High Schools. At tha latter ) Dowd, Charles tiaker and Arthur W oar meat toecettful aeasona, ether maaauraa that would verify without adding cars going in and Bridge would |iermit motorists to day at IK a.m. from the Pettit a sartoua iotaat to em bark on house (contlniMd from page one) school, ha alao served as cross out of a dancing school. Mr. Lang save approximately 12 miles on J Mtlers, are grateful to the Key- Wa are moat grateful to yoar F a r e r a l H o m , Rahway, te St. construction. Hs coal«nd*d Mr, ordinance crsataa a five-member country and track coach. port Hoard ol Education for tiie Half whe helpad a* wall snd we said he had asked former Mayor the trip to Elizabeth, Newark, Bay M ary’s Church, Rshway, whar* e Potter, ia his Initial discussion with raaimlsetaa chargsd with regulat After Westfield, he waa named Spafford W. Schanck how the root 1 use ol thc lield and tn the Matawin are took lag (anaard ta a pleaasat onne nnd Jersey City, by using the ----- “ 'atlla.a». Mr. JertMsi aa a commercial use ing planting and cara of (had* administrative assistant at Wat- beer stand got there and has been new Willowbrook Parkway across Regional Board of Education for for thair proasrties, hsd rua Into tree*. Th* mayor • appointed mem chung Regional High School and told only thst “ they came in from Staten Island from Princess Cay the use of equipment. no ahow of duhriag apinton. bers would atrva without pay. then was named secondary super Freehold." connecting with the Gocthals and The nin date has been set tor DISCOUNT M r. Labrecgu*, aa M r. Jetfesii'i A public hearing wsa set lor Oct, visor and assistant superintendent But Mr. Smith assured Mr. Lang Bayonne Bridges, or over the re Saturday, Sept. 20. attorney, was quick ta attsck the 9 oa a salary or Jinance. The wel at Woodbury High School In 19S2. there w it nothing mysterious cently authorized 132,000.000 scenic Tickets are available for those picture Mr. Baar had given of fare director's salary waa In He came to Madison from Wood about thu root beer stand, as thc freeway along I lie east coast of wishing to avoid the line* at thc DSCORATMO hia cheat from Keyport. Mr, La- creased M00 to $1500. Sillary nf a bury, roparty acrot* th* street from the Staten Island to lhe Narrows gate at Larry’* Barber Shop, Key breeque dsmsndsd to know If lt new post, full-time account clsrb Active la CemmuaUy fana hnuso and the Alikas house Bridge to Brooklyn and Long Is port, snd thc Midway Mirket, Mll- would ba rsasoaaMe for Mr. Jer- fn the tax office, was set at SJ2M, Mr. Smida it a choir mombtr, wa* toned commercial, so the root land. ii Iran. bsst to hire an a r c h ite c t and con Tha committee will apply to the lay reader, mission council mem beer stand could niovo in there t a c t builder* about erecting a pri Stats Highway Department for a ber, nnd warden of Ihe Church of without any lonlng varlnnce, Mr, vate dwelling when he had know MS,000 grant for reconstruction of Our Saviour In Cheesequake. He Is Smith found the direct proximity ol ledge a gas station whs coming a hslf-mllo of Vsn Drickl* Rd. president nnd a charter member thi* commercial ton* to totally jus next d e a r to h im . from Route 34 to Idolilons Lane. of the Madison Township Klwanls tify tho application ot 'ils client for Saaa intent Violated The township share Is 1)601, Club and secretary • troasurer of ■ commercial use varlnnce. liut M r, Labrecque then went In to Ida Two puic«ls of land at Church tha Middlesox County Principals Mr. Lang only taw the added com general discourse of oblectlon, call, St, and 1-1',yd Rd. wsr* desded to Association, Hs also is active In mercial its® destroying the value ing the seeking of a "i->" viiriim ce the Frist Aid Squsd and the Board Iho American Association of School of resldencet along that part of POR A U YOUR NBID* for a spatial rssson « "corrupilon of Firs Commissioner* for fl *ach. Administrators, the National Asso- Main St. af th e sen* plan” of tha township, The squad's psrctl Is .$ acrss, tht cltillon of Secondary School Frlncl- Cbarlo* Taylor, f Sutphin Ave., As for th* lour "cogem" people fire commissioners' .9, The commit- ials, tho Now Jersey Assoclnllon of announced his fear of being dis cltcd by Mr, Bear, Mr, Labrecque tr>e unanimously endorsed the rare turbed, ns a shift worltor, by tbe found that Mr. Stncox's view Hint tioctmdary School Administrators, I I {( U( I >N M \K I I Mood bunk uiinpulKn, Bernard snd the Now Jersey Educational noise from Iho duucln.g school, Had H ill Rd. was now congested V illach , Holmdel township, ap*er» Alliance, Mrs, Zimmer Inquired nlknit Iho w a a all th a m o re reason for not beading th* drlva, said h* hop** li t snd lilt wifu, Lois, live nt setup for tlm tchool, Mr. Smith ex having In-and-out trnfflc Into « itm plained It would Im on tho lower station la that arsa, Mr. I.ul>rec<|iie in compile * mauler lh t ot rare Roulo Sli), In Clieuscqunku, Thry floor ef tht Ailkitt lions* with tht IH p tovars and Drapmht of blond donors to be used In amer- luivt two sons, Alex, 12 and 'I lioo- It an Agent It luwwn by th* Company II* K a t p t , found th a eon* intent to Ic.wn con dore, sight, Accordlnit to n board two npurtmeiili now dividing the Pleat* l*k* s aood look s t wt gestion In tho streets vlolnled llciw Ccm'k'i. Tho nit'il first nld squads Dhfjntflon of OranM ffk Sov/ttfg would grt Um IImd, limns through the center limited to A* for Mr, Gross, Mr. t,iibrcci|iic Nivikesmiin, tlioy will contlnuo to Iho second floor. Sho C|iii'slloiv*d Adopt Hmtullon IIvh In Mitdlmin Towimlilp, Vou'vt heard t f L O W ftw h e a d , W a katM NO claimed to find a reference by lh t how Mr, Alikas got purrnlsslnn for • AETNA Casually tad Surety Master Plsnnnr nn to llu< Iti*! Hill Tiie commute* adopted s policy Or, Klimirl leaves llto position of n two . family apartment htv.is* In M c rh a a d . 90 ymt_ M M an d NOW g pot* aotw/ W ld a tt'Milutlon restricting dedicated ro- iiuiiiii'inlciitlent of scIiooIm Iii MiiIi • IIOMB iMurascu Cwnpaay R d . section belno <|ullo sullubly ii K-.'itMl /uno, Mr. Smith explained gdtaclloM tf gorgaoud/abrlcs, A l l w o r k nrtlst(oal(|/ i if nt Iim sites to tecniatluiial |un- lenlit'fH Township, f’u, In Ills Mini- ill" iini> was non - conforming ntwl • Insurant* Cempiny tl Nerth America f u M o n t i b y t h o ffnaat em/fsntan In t h t ifa la . ( A l to '■ikim, The corn in Itt w recent ly Iwnl |iii'iltion. Dr, Khnnil will in mit"d:iln| prmi'iil millin', 'topped plans for a road depart- dipeovtn madt with your tn
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PANTRY PRID LAZA H A Z LET R t. 3 5 AND HAZLET AVE, & i . thru SAT. to lO pm-SUN. to 6Vm 4H*i f|^ +--**— |HE MATAWAN JOURNAL N. J. Thursday, Soptombor 17, 1964
M atawflii-Bred Horse Gives Speedy Scot R un Fo r H is M oney Scrimmage Red Bank, Falcons End Long
Middletown, Piners Fair H aven Streak
Uae Bowtalaad tbe L b m. BranchV i Matawan Falcons set Ihe Jersey star ol last year. A record turnoul i H U l J MMM. Bat Middletown, Shore Pop Warner Football League to view the new Matawan Town to ‘ - ~ ...... MJddta ■ h r w m n ■umbers and agog in the opening weekend when ship team against a rival calct* - - 4M M g ■ i M k Im power tkaa any team Matawan will they upset the Flair Haven Tigers lated to be a titte-contender is e » ,‘P M l W iaoe fa the tegalar aeaaaa, will bo 19-12 at the Rumson High Field pec ted. Moran, Raritan High priiw .'.f> w n v i n s r a Ma add Mat t t Maroon aad Steel Sunday. This was the first time in cipal now, once coached Weehaw* M eaaaa Saturday. three years of uninterrupted reign ken High School* elevens. Barttaa Tawaahip ing as undefeated champs that FAIR HAVEN (12) ^Ito Mt wriMMf* mUm Im fHptlmlam soared in tbe Raritan Fair Haven has been upended. Entfs — Conley, Velterl Tarhlrs — Mackey, Allen, Ward tta «*i» to to tm it KW PMC cemp aflsr acrimmagea with Long Coach George Bischoffs charges Guards —• Sandbom, Tierney M M t Nlali i eomlM • * for Branch a week ago and Ocean made iheir triumph more impres Center — filuUJns .• —rtui (tat tkmtM, t f w ■ m m County Southern Regional Satur- sive by bouncing back from an Backs — Ollson, McFarlane, Fallon, dnr. The Rockets etiU showed a initial Fair Haven Ihrust that made ’ F«*?itJno, Stenricr. HaiJ •f dM IIMMCI OM k fltM (TMM MATAWAN (10) . ia te r it aaafcla«. T he Key* had • vulnerability to a power offensive it look like a typical rout put on Ends — Shwpard, Tu)Jy tc rtm m f wUk MMdldom laat when Long Branch crecked through by the Tigers was under way. Tackles — Thomas, Currie ,'W k. DHfiM Raker'a ttole- Fhcir bruising Billy Fallon shred Guards — Hu^hs, Grimoldi, Carlso# Coach lor three touchdowns on a 20-pound Cenier — Fmley :JU predict loni tecauM ol the to the man weight advantage, but ded the Falcon iine to go 54 yards Hacks — Hanson, Gluck. Black, MMlMiMd numbcri ol hit aquad, Ike Green Wave was forced ta run for a first score. Fiarrvlt, McGuire , w vMawHcr with tb# UM* aaly ea the pan-option, sheer power on Srure Hy P eriods: I 2 3 4 T But the Falcons -efused to panic M ataw an 6 7 6 0-19 : ' W cum lor miaul vtafi iMaftr the ground game not getting them under this, and went deliberately Fair Mnven 0 12 0 0— IS “ “ reaerve “ --- ■ ■ thraugh. to work on a downficld drive. The I'E K W E K - M ataw an 14 - F. H aven 0 Oa tha offensive, tho Rockets Tout'hd’wns — Fallon (2) Matawan eleven uncovered a brace Pnlnl utter Tmiehdoiviis -- Banks While tho K«srrort vanity Mart spaitlid. Binkie Moriarty ran and of forward passers in Pete Han R IV E R P L A Z A 120} k g Haaup occiiaiad tto ' ' — aaaaad from the pau-option play sen and Garry GJuck who kept the F.nds — M oud, Huchanan m r, ihrao Mi&etowa . la a way to keep the Long Branch Fair Haven defense loose and fre Tackles — Sonia, Girard ■•lla hurled thtm«elve» agaiaat tha Guards — Costa, Buchanan (Barry) dafeadera “chasing frmerflii quently overshifled. A pass pfay on C e n t e r — MR^mttn >od aad White ia Wdagrea heal the sayfM is for a football defense u later-forward, Hansen to Gluck, B acks — Abfont. Bolt, Sf.ialey, Lazzo la Hill* avail. The Keyport aiart- Mat ia fooled and played out of then downfield 15 yards to Ed KKANsruino
Ite Rochet*, after tha Mg meet u m hath ta the ‘SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY BEEF SALE ! ;JHoo«field First afck RIoaarteMl •*» hove alher ■ u tility race to grab a third fo r tomoslitioo aa follows: Sept. 2*. himself against a second for Brace PI. neaaaal Beach, hom e; Oct. I, For Raritan €Gs M iM M m, awav: i Hairy Had- Hard, Staten Island, another saa, away; t, lahewnrrl hoaM; 11, CJIORA. They yielded place only M m M^i crass r— liy mm Pt. Meaaaat Bero^h, hsaw; U, lo Craig De' Wood, a national rtV iti iWM M ir la a Riimaaa, away; Ml Ocean County daal mmt with Bloomfield High Cenlral Regional al Rayville; 13, c h e a p . at Warinanco Park, Elizabeth. Central Jersey meet al Warhiaaoo First poMicity release by Ray Caaeh ** L m M 'i hairier* win Park; 27, Snore CaJm sct at Golabiewski, publicity director lor BEET ROASTS b» * fca« « Cabral Jersey heo- Occaa Cooaty Park; M. Shore Re Ihe CJIORA tor the Keypart event, on. they made the second year 01 gional, away; Nov. 1. Southern caatpetitian ia athletlet a notable Freehold, away; 9, M ataw an, has been issued. It relates that the ape lor their schooTin 19U by hom e; 14, N IflA A nseot a t Eliza e ven t at K e yp o rt at 11:3* a.m. O n M E ttT top hflaglng Ihe Cr«ea aad Cray Iheir beth. \ S ep t, 21, y sr red Jo in tly now by m u m - flr« champtaaahip trophy for iheir the racing association and the K e y RIBS off W UtUUm — mmmmn tnphjr ease. The conquest of the port Recreation Commission,' is to WMV IW m HVMMI renowned Baisala vt Blxmiield by be held on a 2 1/3 m ile course on • W-M aurgfo waa eaouih ia it- Race Drivers Prep Keyport Harbor. The event drew l l F at will U elevate ihe Rocheta tnm M spectators last year and 80 W w iftt y i ■jjie dough of athletic inaxupicu- racing craft, according to the re j SkwplylUa! Ilia y o u r guaraataolhai l ^ a a e i a . ■' .' i >. . ;■■ .. For Local Event lease, - I* I you do not nay any higher price a a ik e Caach LetukoUIiM modest hopes Local outboard racing drivers of There will be 10 classes racing r 6 5 ( E 7 Q & ! particular item o f your chotea than # repeatiag Ihe Mg wi* over tha Central Jersey (InboardOut- this year, five utility and five f t . ! ASP's advertised price? B m MT m heba a factor in baard) Radag Association put on hydroplane. There wilt be two spec a a n rwfcwani aal Central Jer. a good showing In preparation for ia l events, a junio rs race for r a. Hs ii up Iho K e y p o rt regatta Sept. J7 when youngsters nine to 14 and a two- M I M - l M Ib * R N I M M E U -Harm "SapwMight" tsyt !— aula* na aaad re.i'p.M Pste they ra ce d at Wahnitport. Pa., on heat vern for Class C Outboard ttMeaiaa, m > Hat Mmmotilh Col hydroplanes. The Class a re the tha Lehigh River last weekend. Ct | r . , L U w | FwPrlcaMM « tape, oa* at the la ealatandtas bar There w ere s is Central Jersey specially built racing enginea burn rim al tho (tale year. n f l R I O " ! Stftwing m Salads * * l k . boats among the 71 in the compet ing a combination of alcohol, cas CAUFORNIA ROAST 5 9 I h Kackela mentor looks to ing fleet. They picked up a first, tor oif, nitroglycerin and added utaptr-M|Mn—UVnWUMT ar ' Vmu. a stellar middle dis- a aecond nnd two third s despite secret fuel Injections thal v a ry "tav-RU t" M ■—I ——— •» th* Piact • r ra a ae r in track; Norm But-, ‘he lew in numbers. from driver to driver. The C alkies ■ V I V ^ M I NON! HISHHI * wlk ta, Tim Galea, lay Davia and attain speed up to 90-miles-pcr- B 9M t a r r y Orimm, from 1961 squad, Ray Hammond, Cliffwood, domi MIIMM die nated thc racing completely in the hour. m t ■ m m la provide the experienced prrtor- Tw o w o rld speed record holders S m U m I Bw f T o f l f m s S t £ aunce to keep the Green and Cray AU class, running both heat.1; in GROUND CHUCK 6 5 v e ry convincing style . It would are listed among those to compcie hi t food competitive The Raaalm f lWOHIIB F ra o l le t a HSiHr>HiKMn— TNNK position. have been a one-two showing for at Keyport, D on Christy, Balti N w m > Raritan coach takes great sotlsfac- more, and B ill Parker, Borden- NONI Boa ia the way in which two the local contingent h.’d not Skip Sliwd B lew ^ 1.1 S £59* Fuller, Union Beach, been sidc- town. Both won at Keyport last •9* BrisketBe«ff 69‘ tailors, Ladd Biuiaberg and Tom year. Flank Sttaks la a atry lly la — Laia Rlk la d have in a sw iped by another cc r>:titor in ei^uriton, come, along John Henrikscn, Keyport, will year's time. There also are a pair the dose-going at the finish line. S|MH* RibS NONI HlftHMI §§• join Hammond and Fuller as Ihe af sophomore*. Joe Page and Larry T h is p ut F u lle r back to third. Rib Steaks s. ^ m^ 79* GroundBm ( 49* top area drivers fn the regular Butler, who have shown poasiblll. The A Stock Hydro competition Cubei or Strips P r a m He* in the cherished lirst five of saw Fuller take a sccond in tlir? rfasscs and Pete A ndrews and Ills NONEHIGHtKf Colossal Shrimp eompetitivc meets. eliminations and a fourth in the brother, George, Matawan, will be Rump Roast """v 99* Stow Beef places In going in the alkies. The Raritan school has a good finals. He would have rated a high er place but for carrying a piccc Top in state drivers to be ot the ema-coaatiy running layout la the racing scene w ill be Johnny Schu wooded hilla end dalea of a part of driftwood picked up somewhere along the course that kept throwing bert, Clifton, high-point champ in af its S#4cre tract not taken up by lhe 0. stocks; Marty llainmond, FRESH FRUITS . achool buildings. Thia aids the de- his boat out of balancc. The Union 3 - 8 9 ‘| cousin uf Jtay's and Alan Feldman, vekpmeitt of wewcaroen aad ie- Beach driver found the driftwood * VRCETAIHJM I alter the race when hauling and lrom Highlands, and Rusty De Siato, Bound Brook. The latter ( attempting lo find the reason for his boat lurching off direction at three are new CJIORA members LORD n o n '££££’» 6 -‘t7' lim es. 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I or f 247* n # l 4*T ot. pkg. # # m m m u M m yum i » m i Waa* affotilvt Ihroweh tolurdoy, lept, IM i In Iwpor Moihats and leH-lervite Mare* only In Northern Now Jersey, Oronf o t Roeltlonrf CaunHet, 971 Stood Iti ***** "■*"» M Him «i M *WlM All 'I'tllilirii I’rmltlfln, Ffi'nli Mlllt sml Alenhoflo Hf»cr»((r» rirni|>t lrom I'lalil Htsmp (iHer, K e y p e r t > M o m m i anew im m e mho m h i«»>ii tx m im RARITAN TOWNSHIP CLIFFWOOD KC^M^BURO PORT MONMOUTH Tol. 244-1323 Rt. 34 and Poole Ave. Highway 35 and Clilfwood Avo. Rt. 34 and Main ft, Rt. 34 and Wilton Av^ - m* * —: THE MATAWAN JOURNAI. N. JI Thursday, September 17, 1944 fatally injured Dec. 1, 1963, named Fifes Damage Suit Returns To T.C.U. i n ’g O u b COP Candidates “ Babpil” To Help Register Matawan Township Voters William £. Ralston. 17, Spotswood, A Cliffwood woman whose hus as defendant. Cars driven by Mr. Miss Patricia Rapp, daughter of To O p en Season band died from injuries suffered in Gorman and Mr. Ralston collided Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rapp, Amboy a two-car crash filed suit in Supe on Route 35 in Sayreville. Mr. Rd., Cliffwood, returned Thursday Pntraais aod achedulct tor tha rior Court Monday against the Gorman died two days later in for her senior year at Texas Chrifc M ■ u m war* Mtrv-'ni-f^ it Ike other driver. Mrs. Carol Oorman, tian University in Fort Worth, Te*. •Mctlag of lha auculiva board of Perth Ainboy General Hospital. Hie Womsa's Club of Laureate 103 Boulevard West, Cliffwood, Mr. Ralston was critically injured Harbor held Monday avaaias at the whose husband Robert, 28, was in the accident. Have you read the classified ads? homa cf the pru ldal , Mn. Ceorx* Makuk. II* RaviM Dr., Matawan. The firal regular meeting of the club will'-be held Monday evening a t I p.m. la- Webstar Hall of lhe Laurenc* Harbpr Protestant Com ' * ™ E •malty Church. “Tha .Advantages TUffr of Makiag a Will" will be preaent- ad bv S iA y I. Sawyer, Esq., gue?t tprtiur. :Ml« Joan Decker, club EVERY 1.00 SPENT IS WORTH 2.00 representative to the Citizenship laatituta la Douglass College in IN THE FALL IN THE SPRING! Juaa, will praaent her report, Mrs. Mikuk announced thst club ■ m bm will participate In the Midiaan Townahip Fair Sept. IS through ihe Nth with members farviay Cider, donuts and hot ■MUCH at the club booth. The commit!** chairmen for this af fair art Mra. Florenca Holmts and lira, Jou Wilson. • : ' AMaad Fal Caafewacs ;.. : Mrs. \lakuk and Mrs. Lawrence Haldan attandad tha Pali Confer; fac* of the New'Jersey State Fed- aratMa af Women's Clubs in New LAWNS Brunswick Thursday. The American Home Department Will meat thia year'at It:30 pm. tbe fourth Tuesday of every month M the home of tha chairman, Mrs. I vatera la the township, a metarcade (wired districts sis and seven The M odern W ay Richard Tier, 1* Proepect Ave., aad Radiy U es with Maria Gelst caadldale ler Tax Calleclar ! altering baby siller* or Iraasportaliea le anyone wba might be In need CUffwood, The Civics and Leglsla- awa baby-eittiag at tha bsaw af Mr. aad Mrs. Jerry Uadea ef ef same In order to gel e a t lo register, Loud speaker public announce- Moa Department will convene at 7 M F w laland a d Laae, Straftmare. lha Laadea cMldrea are Tracey, Michael m eata *f Ihe service had beca made throughout Ihe areas during Ih* AND GUIDANCI . p.m. the .fourth Monday of every aad Mathlath la lhat erder, TMs TMa was part af a pragram csadecud by early part *f lhe week. COMPLETE SERVICE m ath at" tha home of the chairs RspebWraaa la Malat Tawashlp la eaceeraas rashtratlea el aew Kan, Mra. David Watson, Mt For- Available Thru eat Ave., Laurence Harbor. Zaslow took second. Kolbrenner Couple Host Members Mi*.' Gilbert Tier, drama chair- Strathm ore then lined the first pitch to right- Sm iths Entertain M a. will ba hoet to her de center for a triple, knocking in th* Adult Surveying Class Tony's HARRIS HARDWARE partment the second Wednesday of Softball League tie-breaking run. every month at I p.m. et her home, In Honor O f Son Mr. and Mrs. Seymour F, Smith Orchard Ave.. Laurence Har Ther* was no further scoring un Let us show you how to grow a 40! til the fifth when Grubow aided ar., KM Harbor Rd., Morganville, ter. The Muaic Department will The aecond year of the Strath hia own cause by lining one to right Mr. and Mrs. Mat (in Smith jr., ■otertained at a class reunion of Meet the thiid Wednesday of every more ' Softball League ended Sun center that bounce*', off the glove Morganville, entertained on Sun Mr. Smith's first adult surveying beautiful lawn without digging or Month at I p.m. at the home of day at Cliffwood Park with the day afternoon in honor of their non, class of th* Manpower Training : lhe chairmaa. Mrs. William’ Mat Cambridge Clowns besting the Ivy of Mahoney, and Grubow puffed in to third with a triple. After Plotkin Martin, who left for the service on Development Act on Saturday, Mr. back-breaking labor - And for the thews. 34 Chtnfsr.s Ave., Key Hill Pioneera by a 1-3 score, for walked, Setteducati bounced one to Wednesday. Attending were Mr. Smith ha* been associated with p o rt.’ tha Strathmore Championship. It short for what appeared to be an and Mra. Martin Smith sr., Mr. M.D.T.A. for two years, “Do It Yoiiraelfer” our Scott’s waa a well . deserved triumph for - Mra. Evelyn Runyon, chairman Inning - ending double play. But the •nd Mrs. Robert Owens and chil the Clown*, and a. bitter disappoint dren, Vivien and Bubby, Mr. and Guests attending were Mr. and af the Literature' Department, will ralay to first was not In time'and Mrs. Norman Bass and son, Joseph Lawn Councilor (Tony) will come 'entertain her mambara the fourth ment tor the Pioneers who had de Mr*. Donald Miller and aons, Don 'O'- feated the Anchormen two weeks the Clowns had a S-l lead. Darascavaz* and John Carlano Jr., Wednesday of. every month :at ald and Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Township; Mr. and Mrs. 1:11 P.m.’ at her home, 3M Mor ago In the playoff of the first • half The final run of the game carte John Wilson, Mr. Thomas Smith to your place and map out a guar* tie. ‘ in th* eighth inning. Zaslow got a Joseph Spisak, and children, Sari, « nville Rd., Matawan, and the and children, IriJi and Willie, and Dore and Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. bile Welfare Deportment will as The Pioneers started out as if base hit to left to start the rally. Mrs. Kenneth Miller, anteed program for you! TONY GIORDANO With two gone, sliding Lou D'Am- Steven Gaal, William J , O'Brien sem ble at 12:31 p.m. the first Wed- they intended to run away with this and William Carey, New Bruns ass day of every month at the home gsme too. In Ih* top of Ihe first, brasio, who plays the gam* with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and wick; John Salka, Carteret; Mr. af the chairman, Mrs. Donald Mac with one out, Dave Caiman a lam reckless abandon, sliced a base hit to center field. When the was sons, Frank and John, visited rela* and Mrs. Earl McKibben, Brick- rae, Shoreland Circle, Laurence med a line drive triple down the ball JU mishsndled in the outfield Zaslow tivea io Morganviile on Saturday town; Mr, and Mrs. Albert Syvert- left field line. The Clowns brought raced all the way around with the afternoon. sen, Scotch Plains; Mr. and Mrs. iheir infield ia and were rewarded insurance run. Mrs. Martin Smith sr., Mr. and Theodor* Berkstrasser and sons, Larry Sacerdote grounded to the Edison; Mis* Carol Christensen, Bocfc-Te-Schoel Dance aecond baseman. Caiman was hung Not that Grubow really needed it. Mn. Holmes Lamberson spent Sat S ale o n S cotts! He breezed through the ninth, sur urday in Atlantic City at tha Woodbridge; Donald Barr, South up between third and home on the River, ind Paul Berg Ir., Metuch- The Baechcombera played to an grounder but at Ihe last instant viving an error made on a Jay American Legion Convention. audience of over MC teen-agera Fri brake for the plate. The throw Okun grounder, and when Jensen's Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miller and day evening when St.. Joaeph'a horns was wild and he crossed with pop-up nestled in the glove of sec Mr. and Mrs. L. Kenneth Miller Teen-Age Record Hop held their lhe flrai run of the game, Sacerdote ond baseman Zaslow, the Clown's spent Sunday afternoon in Lake* uback-t»achoor dance. This ia on taking second on the play. Pioneer all rushed to congratulate Al on a wood visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph CDA Luncheon, ly one ef die featured attractions pitcher Bob Conover followed with tremendous effort. Grubow gav* up Kircher. Mr. and Mrs. L. Kenneth far the school year. The Rev. Ed a clean tingle scoring Sacerdote aeven hits to the Pioneers, but on Miller were celebrating their silver O- vard Strano, moderator, Is plan- with the aecond run of the inning. ly two over the last six innings. wedding anniversary, and also Wil Show Oct. 10 Mac special dances for Halloween, But the Clowns' outstanding pitch It was a tough loss for Conover liam Rappleyea's natal day. Thanksgiving and Christmsa as er, Al Grubow, bore down and re who certainly deserved better luck. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Mor- Plans for the annual lunchcon S c o tc s wetl "aif me regular' Friday night tired the next two batters on fly Bob allowed only eight hits and ganville First Aid Squad held a and fashion sbov were made al hopa from S to II p.m. at the St. balls. four of the runs scored against him reg u lar meeting on Thursday even* the meeting of Court St. Joseph /osepft'a Auditorium, which are The Clowns tied the scare in the were unearned. ing. Attending were Mrs. Kenneth 8M, Catholic Daughters of America, ipen to teen-agers of all faiths. bottom of the first when Howie Thus, a very successful softball Miller, Mrs. Martin Smith Jr., Mrs. held in the auditorium of St. Jo Plotkin got a one-out single. After season came to an end. Thc Harry Konowalow, Mrs. Chester seph’s School, Keyport, Tuesday ' Your advertisement in this paper Bruno Setteducati flied out, an er League, which was expanded from Jamison, Mrs. Rudolph Barbolini, evening. arilf reach prospective purchasers ror on a ball hit by Lonnie Zaslow four to eight teams this year, prob Mrs. Robert Mauser, an d son, Mrs. John Sutliff, Grand Re n every community in th* bay- allowed Plotkin to score. Pete Kol- ably will be even larger next year Thomas, Mrs. Morris Schether, gent, conducted her first meeting. ihore area. brenner, the hitting star of the day, wilh present plans calling for the Miss Barbara Lynn Smith, Mrs. Mrs. Frank Lctwenska was named followed with a line single scoring addition, of at least two more Wilbur Kilcomins. Plans were chairman of the lunchcon and fash How about biplnesa cards? We Zaslow with the tying run. teams. ' made to have a rummage sale on ion show which will be held in can supply them quickly and at the Threaten la Second To sustain sports interest during Oct. 2 and 3 at the first aid build Buttonwood Manor, Saturday, Oct. right price. Come and try us. The Pioneers threatened in the the colder weather, a Strathmore ing. 10, at 12:30 p.m. Fashions will be second with a walk to Bob Quidore, touch - football league is being BR 1st Class Robert Bruce, sta presented by Helen Rapp Shoppe, a single to left by Larry Turk and formed, and all those interested in tioned on the USS Alcor, in Keyport. Mrs. James Day will an error put runners on second and participating should contact Paul Charleston, S.C., is visiting his serve as co-chairman. Tickets are third with two out. But Grubow got Esporrin al 566-7D36. sister, Pat Druce. available from any member. Tony Finelii to fly out ending the Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hourihan have Mrs. Smliff read an invitation inning. named their infant son, William from Court Marian, Colts Neck, In the home half of thc second, Francis. to attend Iht* lOlh annual dinner Morty Wall led off with a triple, Stresses M usic Monday evening, Oct. 19, in the and proceeded to score on Ronnie Colts Neck Inn. Other announce Bleicher's long sacrifice fly to left, Sistsrhood Plans ments included n luncheon and fur giving the Cloyvn's a .1-2 advantage. A s R e l a x e r Fashion Show, Dinner fashion show from Flemington Furs ; The Pioneers wasted no time in to be sponsored by Court St. Rose Draperiee • Sllpcoveri getting that run back. Caiman led Harry Miller, Miller Electron e The Sisterhood of the Strath of Lima, Freehold, Saturday, Oct. e Bedspreads • Curtalna off the third with a sharp base-hit ics, Red Bank, guest speaker at 24, in the American Hotel, Free to right field. Sacerdote then bloop- thc Monmouth - Ocean Chapter, more - at - Maiawan Jewish Cen Transform Your Lawn From Poor Or Mediocre e Shade* e Blinds ter held its first meeting of the new hold; the 33rd annual card party ed one down the right field line National Secretaries Association for the benefit of the Mary Knoll that fell in between the first base (International), meeting held on season last Thursday night. More Caa^lete laatallatloa Strvlo then 150 women met in the Oak , Sisters to be held Saturday, Oct. man, second baseman, and right Sept. 9 at the Colonnade Restaur ! 17, in The Statler Hotel, New York; To A Fine Lawn WITH NO DIGGING* IHOP-AT-HOME-SER VICE fielder, for a double putting run ant, Eatontown, talked of Audio in Shades Fire House where they had an opportunity to greet the new the workshop for Areas t> and 10 in NT-MS ners on second and third with none the home, Hi Fi and Stereo, music St. Mary’s Auditorium, Perth Am- out. Conover then filed out to the to soothe the weary secretary. Mr. executive board and hear the plans for the coming season. l)oyp scheduled for Saturday, Oct. USE short - center fielder and Caiman Miller said every home should have 3, from 1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. a m p . HIGH QUALITY APPLY tagged up and scored on the play. music and it is needed. Music Is a The first big function of the year On the throw home, Sacerdote mov relaxer, whether you prefer classi will be the FrankIM Simon Fashion State Luncheon ed to third. But again Grubow prov cal or popular, he said. For the Show and smorgasbord dinner ot The fourth annual state luncheon t K A J t e SCOTTS SEED • TURF BUILDER ed to be the master of the situa past 30 years Mr. Miller has the New Irvington Hotel, Lake and fashion show will be held Sat x y tion by retiring Don Eiscnberg and been in the audio business, affiliat wood, Wednesday. Mrs. Arthur urday, Oct. 31, at the Deal Golf Jim Mahoney on infield pop-ups. ed with the National Broadcast Bornfriend, 18 Ivanhoe La., Mata- ! and Country Club. Fashions will be And that waa Ihe end of lire Pion ing Syitem and various consulting wan, is still accepting reservations. ! presented by Helmar’s Fashion eer attack for thc game. assignments. Mrs. William Schwartz, program i Corner. vice president, presented a skit on S I llllllt^|hlM NltNy IVBreaklag Run Miss Ellen London, Asbury Park, i Mrs. Sutliff also announced the In the home third, Plotkin was “That Was The Year That Was,” i Court’s annual fall rummage sale Let Us Show You Some Of Our Work who was the recipient of thc chap- written «nd directed by Mrs. War safe on an error. One out later, ler’s Anmial Scholarship Award, j will be held Monday, Sept. 28, to Zaslow grounded to shortstop Finel ren Thaler and produced by Mrs. i Oct. 2 ut the Rarftan Hose Co., Many of the finest lawns in lhe Mutawan-Kcyport was a guest. She is pursuing the Howard Falick. The skit was a ii, who flipped the ball to Jensen executive secretarial course at ; Hroad St., Keyport. Anyone wish- O r t y l t e m st aecond for the force on Plotkin, take . off on the various function* 1 ing to donate anything may con area arc using ouc of our Lawn Scrvicc Programs. Monmouth College, West Long of last year. hul the throw to first was wild and Branch. Other guests were Lillian ; tact Mrs. Alvin Fitzgerald, Key* Mrs. Martin Cooper, membership i port, or Mr.s. Joseph Charles, Mat* Dcsche, Red Hank, and Mrs. Doris vlc« president, introduced the 20 DeVlnney, Eatontown. new members of the organization. 1 uwan, for pick-ups. FOR THE MAN WHO'S TOO BUSY lY BRY TM N O FOM Alberta Rinaldi, Neptune, was in- Mra. Al Alexander, education vice 1 The next cancer dressing meet TO BUILD A LAWN USE OUR ■tailed as a new member at a can president, presented each woman ; ing will be held Tuesday evening liie Stamp And Coin Collector dlelight ceremony by Mrs. Annina with a booklet dealing with the ! at the home of Mrs. Agnes Sween Moran, president, Spring Lake, and ey, ftll Lina Rd., Matawan. assisted by Miss Mary C. Wheaton, various religious holiday* and cus A U T O - L A W N Va gMlalaia aa* al Mm la rfM «*cb* a l a lb e it aid teypiiet toms. . aa Ih* Ran CeaM. vice president, Locust. Mil. Elsie Belmont* Neptune, was appointed ORT Meaf/ng M OTT . HARRIS • WHITMAN - MCOHRK) ■ WHITE ACC hy Mra. Moran, chairman of the Plon M vmmagt Salt or LAWN-A-MAT PROGRAM U M • QJHXMMAN • HARCO • MMKUS • FRIEDBERO membership committee, and Hetty The lirst organizational meeting STCCIAUIMG IN COINS * STAMPS OP THE UNITED IT ATE I McKnlght, West Allenhurit, corres Tlm Ladles Auxiliary of Maiawan of th* Matawun Chapter of ORT FULL YEAR'S PROGRAM ALWAYS M T t R U t l D M PUMCHASINO P I N E UNITED ponding secretary. Townahip (lose anil Chemical Co. will tie liulil Tuesday, Sept. 22 at S T A T U M W t STAMP COLLECTIONS OR ACCUMULATIONS Delegate T * l ’Mf*r«iK* will hold s ninimaxii sale In th* Oak H:,1D p.m. nt Ihe private dining Mrs. Moran, will he the Chap Shade* Fir* House on Mala St.. room uf lha Rex Diner, Six Cor- PALL SPRING LATE SPRING SUMMER Monmouth Stamp And Coin Shop ter’s delegate to the Northeast Dis. Maiawan, Sepl, 22, 2.1, 24 and 2.r> ner», Keyport. • R O L L trlct Conference tn b* held at Po Irom 10 a,m, lo 4 p.m. each day. R O L L • I.KillT ROLL L IG H T R O L L iin woek, why don't vou look • A E R A T E 1 9 M m m m vH i St., Rod Bank 741-0624 cono Manor inn, Pocono Manor, 1 PKRTILIZI Reil listaln Llsllnit Cardi fnr Ihrmiult lhe windows nf your e FERTILIZE Pa., on Oct. Id. 17 snd I*. Other • A E R A T E A E R A T K "Oar lllh Y n r la The Stimp and Cell B uiIm m " memliers alio are pliHinlnit to at* sale at tills officii. chunh . . , from the Inside. e WEED CONTROL •F .E D 4 “ rrt.M IP.ll. - Itaa.• Uma.• let.telP.M, tend. IT . RT I 1.17.1'. e PRE-EM I! RGKNT CRARORAI* A New Jersey Division Member O RESEED CRAM GRASS CONTROL ship Tea will !>• held at Princeton R E S E C O CONTROL Inn, Prlneelon, on Oct. 4 On Nov. • CIIINCII Rllfl rUNGlft 14 a Now Jersey Division Lender. ATTENTION STIATHMOK RESIDENTS e KKHTII.I/i: (■KUII I'HOOK C'OVIHOL TREATMENT ship Ollnto will l>* |>r»«mtlMl al ■oooooooooeeeeeaeo Brunswick Inn, New Hninswlck. A YOU GET ALL THIS SERVICE INCLUDING P E R IQ. FT. trip to lit* Aitilsh Country «l Lan N ow is tho tlmo to got your H ardy M um i. caster, Pa., I* being planned for LABOR AND MATERIAL FOR ONLY 3 c P F .R A N N U M Nov, 7, Ovor 40 varieties to chooie from. ALL Tlm executive lioard will mi'cl tin Sept, !W at th* Now Juraey Natur al Otis Company, Anbury I’nrk, FIILD GROWN. Alao have Douglai Fir, At tli* mxi regular meeting on 5 6 6 -10 13 Oot, 7 al Ih* Colonnade Kesinur«nl, CALL TONY Canadian Homlodt, Sycamore and Mi th#r# will Ii* a CerilfM Profession al Slecrelary Panel Dlsnisslnn, Th* panel will consisi of I,villa Horn- mosa Trees, liarili, Lnviilelle: Mm, liillth Dress ier, Mtirllmfo; lileiuioi' Vimlllse, r o n y s HARRIS HARDWARE anvnnjERSErniHK Hea (lift, Bin! Itlfitnor 0, Mnlelitml, W W lufOMMMNV I'olnl Pleasant Ucncli. COM E TO PENNY'S ACRES TIhim InhresltMl In leanilii(! more HOLMDF.L , . , 130 MAIN STREET WE DELIVER MATAV/AN about III* NntioMSl BetMeiaries As- BSTaTW lM SrM soelallnn may t'unlni't Mrs. Rlsl? Apninitlnwlt'ly 1 milt1* fiom Uelmonl*, 117 Locum Ava,, Neptune l.lnyil lid,, flmiilt un KI, M. OPEN SUNDAY FROM 9 A.M, TO I P.M. SBM csmommam*rASSffl Cliy, ^ Ihundoy, September 17,1H4 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. 1 PkH Section — Pag* Bw m tant Community Church, has an Ic lor that evealag. M M tha Tickets A vailable M arlboro Resident G ram m ar School P-TA aecnaafy tacakti** aad ataiam at, Health Inspector nounced the activities for the com Little Huskies Free Eye Clime the haapilal wM alM M *Ba la- ing week. For Holm del Supper Died On M onday Chairmen Nam ed ta n a aad m o m M M*i*t tha doc Sunday school will he held at At Hospital tor*. ~ Issues Summons 0:30 a.m. and divine worship at It A B i g T e a m Ticket* for the chicken-in-the- John Mahl, M, of Matiwan-Free- Plans for the school year wero Uw VMMa'i Hespiia] (MI4 will a.m. A nursery is provided for basket supper T /lO lllflS f l , f tit It II g ill t IH I', .1!) 7>() l)n(l"c Senr.cji l-l)i\ Sedan 795 lidgi.'vleiv Hd,, CllirwiiDil, n i;iui!tnl 5 9 5 at ltulgi'ia unlvci.nty ('nihi.i' uf I ’lliti'tiiiny. hits Ih.tii tuviirilril ,ui ’59 Lincoln 2-Dr. ll.T. 1095 alumni jcfiolnrshlp loir Die I'a'ltM 9 9 5 acntli'inli! yntr, Tin1 si-linl.n'ihlps aru ii|iiiiPiMii'il liy Iihtirumrv ilium- \r>K -Old*” SuptM1 JUt 2-Dr. ll.T. 695 111 nnililbillmn In (hi* IIiiIjti'K 5 9 5 Fund, 'I ln> rtHtlplents r ru itnm"il hy U (In’ family mi tin1 I K nf ' Imiin'- ’59 “ Olds” 2-IJr. ll.T. 895 lei1, flmimliil wi'd, ml n Imlii.tlii' 7 9 5 aclilMVciilnnl. Mr. littliHIMi liu r, IS It gl’llllllllln uf M tliiW'in IHi'h Jil'hixil, lin Is in tit II IM ritiU’tnlty, Straub M otors, I n c . A (J Dttlrk ft Ofir! Ih'iilcr If ynu lli't'il iirHiimt nt miy kind, wt> riti' hern to wt 1 vtni, I lur Highway 3 5 al Bedle Rd,, Keyporl — Telephone 2 6 4 -4 0 0 0 quick siMvlin nml rp Mumble BS Will |ilntup you, W i fppi iwnw nm mnMi T h u r s d a y , Stptn wbw 17, 1964 :------Use W ANT ADS to Buy-Sell -Rent *& A1IT0S101 SAlf l o t s A l l rot SALE HOUSES ro t SALE HOUSES ro t SALE SITUATION WANTED HELP WANTED FOR RENT O m CR EgUIPtdENT, unlimited ROOF SHINGLES I1T5 per bundle, ONE! FAM ILY house in Belford. A W ILL DO ironing in my home, EX PER IEN C ED sewing machine rWO ROOM efficiency apartment, M L IANZAROT ro l raofiag 91-90 endup. Felt rooms, dosed in sun porch $8500. Hailet—immaculate split level, very reasonable. Call 264-0570. operators, steady work. Call 264 *11 improvements, located at M A U T O I A U * ckaira, Ma*. ^atvtag, part* N m t l . 1 l. aabcatoa and brick siding $ 10 Small down payment, owner wiil 3 bedrooms, \ ‘/2 baths, paneled liv ______wj!7 5866 and ask for Ann DeMattero, Main SL. Keansburg Call 842-I7UI. I n l l J l l Md 9tC, Hgff* a aauare; also g arag e doora $31.75. take mortgage like rent. Call Liber ing room, game room and kitchen, W ILL TAKE CAR!- of children in or apply in person to Mountain KEANSBURG modern apartment O U A ix r v u i s d c a m Mwd.lWTyiil>fi^loi f‘S U M L * K" ey Finer Rooflag Supplies, Old Bridge ty 2-3512.______wj[7 beamed ceilings, enclosed patio, m y hom e aj Ma/avra/i 5 daj’s a Top Manufacturing Co., Locust St., J!4 rooms, tile bath, heat and M MAIN n . MATAWAN t o n CaU M M M d awl Road, EagHshtowa. Call Gibson attached garage, fenced, deadend week. Call 566-8434. wj!7 Keyport. wjtf hot water supplied. Call 787-9678, v CR MAIN A RT. H street, extras, FHA appraised at TREMENDOUS aaviags oa door* m b i . ______wjt» SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE TWO intelligent high school grad ask for Mr. Pacelli______wjtf window* sfcuttera, millwo*fc l i $17,300. W ILL baby sit for working mother uates for training in manufactur UNION BEACII, apartment 4 9 6 6 * 2 2 2 4 N eit to Garber Plumbing Supplies at my home in Cliffwood Beach. FACTORY SURPLUS 1956 Custom Ranch, 3 bedrooms, tng process. Apply in person Mor rooms, heat, electric and H w y, 15, Lau ren ce H arbo r. C all Call 566-W 5. w jl7 100 x 100 lot. Hot water baseboard Matawan — modern 3 - bedroom ris Manufacturing Co., 1 Johnson supplied Adults only (125 pef O om *i«vn «nt • p m w jtf ' 2M ranch, acre on lake, 3 patios, heat ($142.00 heat cost per year), Y2 WOMAN desires work of any kind Ave., Matawan. wjtf monlh. Inquire 208 Florence Ave., I H.P. ft 7 H P. fuil basement. Fireplace. Homes attached garage, 20 x 20 living- I Cam IUC. Mtck d a o r * * mornings 7 a.m., to 12 noon or Union Beach. ______Wjtf 4 nOW BUM O SHRUBS WAGNER RIDING TRACTORS of this quality are hard to come room, many extras. All for $18,500 evenings 7 p.m., lo 12 midnight. T H REE experienced presscrs, Un WHOLESALE PRICES by. Don’t delay, call to-day. Only ion Shop, piece work rates, Ap APARTMENT, 3 room s, ceramie un mn can w m ilia f out; Veigelia, Firebusfi, Call 2(14-0843. wj!7 WJH M a ck O range I I lo r 15. M any $18,900. Matawan—3-bedroom bi-level, ply in persot\, Morris Manufactur tile kitchen and bathroom. Buai* X attachment* available. Part* V/, TYPIST, pari time, at home, photo ing Co., 1 Johnson Ave., Maiawan WX N U CaWn Mdaa * door otfcera I far SI M Call M-47U. guaranteed baths, 2-car garage, only ? years ness couple preferred. Rent $89 OatiM »M M iViaibrUrd V-l - ■■ w jtl stat work done. Prompt returns. _ wjtl per month with heat. Call 787-9720 old, on large lot, in beautiful Story- Write Box E in care of this news N i* Mtom ik trtna«l» AGENT DAVIS LOCKSMITH WALKER ft WALKER AMBITIOUS high school graduates or 787-01)90. ______wjtf A HANDSOME HEAVY DUTY land Estates, $21,500. paper. wjl7* •aa, caavtrwr aad drlv* *hah, - ft REALTORS willing to (rain as printer of ROOM for woman school teacher, LAWNMOWER CO.. mmm M a r ia * .n d brake* |M 9. A L U M IN U M IMS Highway SS LADY desires part time baby sit advertising specialties, salary open private home with widow; all RT. IS ft CLARK STREET SUBJECT TO VA H, FHA & M l*iwlnwin-»M. wjtl Middletown. New Jersey ting or by the hour day or night, Apply Ballard Advertising Special home privileges. $15 per week. Call WINDOW K E Y P O R T APPROVAL Multiple Listing* experienced. Call 566-8442. ___ w)17 ties, 133 First St„_ Keyport. _ wjtl 566-5417 after 6:30 wjt/ NM LINCOLN Premier, 4 door. M4-M83 TOR And Trade-in* : M l power. Condition like new. w jtf W ILL CAR!7, for children for work AN OPP. for local resident (over KEANS1JURG, apartment 3 room* Private owner. May be icen at $ 1 1 .9 5 Phone: 171-3311 VAN'S AGENCY SHOES—For work, dress or play. ing mothers at my home, large 25) interested in $150 to $200 or and tile bath, complete kitchen, Ifergaavilk Oarage, Highway ». PREE ESTIMATES Send for Catalog For the whole family, expertly REALTOR yard. Call 264-8859. _ wjl7* more weekly. Write Eddie Stamper heat supplied, air conditioned. flOS CaSIM-lllt. w)17» KARL PRANTZ M4-MM Open 7 d ays c/o lhe W. T. Rauleigh Co., Ches fitted, widths to E E E a lw a ys in ______w jl7 RETIR ED man looking for "home per month. Call 787-1050. wj24 A ll CHEVROLET Im p a la convert- ’ ■ ■ !*)!• C R . H W Y 34 AND MAIN ST ter, Pa., for home interview. NJl- atock. Selling at 20 to 44% below work” preferably in general me 136-1257. _wj9/24 TWO GARAGES, 185 Main SU M a V-l Saiga, power brake* and regular retail prices. Alexander's MATAWAN chanics or woodwork Also small ■*—Tina, radio ind heater, pow er 566-1881 Mutawan, 510 each monthly. Call N E W S T O C K Discount Shoe Center, Route tt THE repair jobs, janitorial or watchman WAITRESS, all day work, must 566-7187. ______w H T ffij !. ciuiMtrar. wji7 O P E N 7 DAYS he cxpme/iced. Triangle Diner, near Poole Ave.. Hazlet. Call 384- wjl7 services. General “ Man-Friday." &FORD, bait offer. C ill JU- U03.______w jtf KIRWAN COMPANY Has own car. Call 2&H841 wjl7 576 New Brunswick Ave., Perth FOUR ROOM apartment, heat and % ■Ml. ' wJ17 Sigiunondi Greenhouse*, top aoil 158 BROAD S T R E E T Amboy. wj!7 hot water supplied. 705 Center by load or bushel, ihrubs, trees, ev KEYPORT, N. J . Three bedroom Cape Cod, Raritan St., Union Beach. Inquire between f in VALIANT Signet W/exeellent ergreens, chrysanthemums, peat CLEANING WOMAN, once a week' eoaditton HM . Call after 4 p.m., WHITE ALUMINUM REALTORS INSURORS Township, priced at $10,5(10. Low SERVICES must he thorough, experienced, I and 7 p.m. at 330 Dock St., Union moss, humus, ferliliier, grass seed. down payment. Lot 50 x 1(10. Beach. wjl7 M44H7. wJI7* Large variety of Patco Products. PARKER BOARDING HOME foi dependable. References required. STORM DOORS 2 years old 2 bedroom ranch, dryer, APARTMENT, unfurnished, i S a FORD achool bui, running Pachysandra and Ivy. aged men and women Sink Call 5664459. wjlT aluminum screens and storms; l'/j SHORE ROAD REALTY rooms and bath, newly decorat condition, |IM . Call J4M W J. blocks to bus line, 2 blocks to boat licensed Call 566-0611 Matawan. w jlf $ 2 9 . 9 5 HWY 35 HOLMDEL N I wjtt ed; heat and hot water supplied. PUMPKINS basin, excellent condition. Asking 671-9009 UNUSUAL JOB Calf 264 1278. _ wJ17 $15,000. CLIFFWOOD Boarding Home tui WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CRAWFORD CROMEY wjl7 KEANSBURG apartment 4 roomi elderly men and women, private OPPORTUNITY UNION BEACH, two story, 8-room FEMALE and huh. Heal, gas and electric 574 LLOYD ROAD M A T A W A N Keyport, 8 year old 3 bedroom and state guests Licensed by ihr supplied. Adults, no pets. Call eve. w n n m 7 8 7 - 2 4 0 6 ranch, full basement, extra toilet house, all improvements, corner State James L Lawson. R N M M 1 S I 368-1709 lot, 50 x 100, two car garage, Inrge General office work, refined, well nine's 787-4234. wjl7 _ _ wJ24 wjtf and laundry in heated basement. Myrtle Ave Cliffwnnd Call 566 Over sized garage; beautifully screened in side porch. Immediate 6230 ...... wjU spoken and capable of handling re APARTMENT, furnished, 5 rooms MODERN L. P. gas space heater landscaped lot. Asking $18,500. occupancy. Must sell. Call 20-1-18-11 sponsibilities. Excellent working, modern furniture SI25 par month, fully equipped; ideal for 4 or 5 BEST TOP SOIL for appointment.______wjl7 STROTHER a ECKEL, INC. conditions. Salary open. Write Jlox includini> h"ai. Cnll 787-2'ifO, wj]7 moms. L. P. gas apartment site SUBJECT TO F.H.A. O R V. A. LLOYD AND NOLAN RDS. A In earo of this newspaper. wjl7 EFFICIEN CY TV nil utiliMes )50 gas stove, both in excellent con Chicken Manure, blue atone, road APPROVAL MORGANVILLE SUB CONTRACTORS in home im per month. Call 7S7-0214. wj[7^ _ dition. Call 264-8I7I.______w j!7* gravel, good fill, dirt, und, cheap Are you a big family? See this er top aoil etc. Bulldozing and rustic rambling 4 bedroom rancher provement field, any trade. I.oeal APARTMENT 3 rooms and batH^^l >i SEVEN PIEC E mahogany dining Grading, Land Clearing, lop Soil, back ho* aervice. Ask for Bob Storr or BUI Murray $25,500. Trenching, Laterals, Fill Dirt etc. wurk, good pay. Write Box J in h?at, hot wafer, rnr[»e and re* room suite. 2 piece living room care of this newspaper. wj 17 frig^rntor sunotierl. Choice location, suite. 1 lawn mower Craftsman 22. Call 560-4435, or 560-1992 If no ECKEL TRUCKING CALL AT KEYPO RT 264-0745 answer call 446-6525. wjtl EX PER IEN C ED Carpenter, full ideal for newly weHs or business C a ll 5M-}422. . w ]!7 AT BELFORD 787-5500 Here’s your key to happiness. Ap pealing 3 bedroom home, perfect time; Hills of Holmdei Develop ! couolc. Reasonable monthly rental. M INIATURE POODLES, black and MORGANVILLE AT RARITAN J87-6ff00 O LIVER'S REPAIR SHOP ment. Call 264-8i45, wjl7 ’ References Avaih’bio October 1st. CALL DAY OR NIGHT condition $18,000. ailver, AKC registered, Champ 17 LITTLE STREET MATAWAN R N for day duty, hours flexible, Call 264-7WU. w jl7 U8-S70T M EM BER OF ion blood line, reasonable. Call Clock, watch and jewelry repairs salary open. Cnll Holmdei APARTMENT 3 rOoms, modern, O Sborn 1-0375.______w j!7 wjtf MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Want security? Looking for a bar gain? Buy this 2 family home in Necklaces restrung Monday, Wed Nursing Home for appointment, newlv decorated, wilh refrigerat UPRIG H T piano |75. Call 5M4053. ______wjl7 94M200. wjl7 lip top sliape $12,800. nesday, Friday 7 p.m., lo 10 p.n.. or. Utilises supplied. Cnll 264-4530 WjI7 N E W S T O C K Saturday 9 a.m., lo 5:30 p.m. wjtl WOMEN operators and examiners after 6 p.m. wjl? 14 FOOT boat, motor and trailer Marlboro Township 1 acres, 3 on ladies coats. Call 787-1616, APARTMENT 3 rooms centrally bedroom house, eat in kitchen, liv CALL AND LOOK THESE OVER TELEPHONE-ANSWERING~ $200. C a ll 284-7761. w jl7 * Shrubs, trees, evergreens and Cali SERVICE wj 17 located on Cliffwood Avenue; all ing room and bath. Enclosed sun Let us be your Secretary, no need utilities .sunnPcd, couple only. Cnil 10 PIEC E dining room set; also fornia Privet 8 " to 12” ; $9 per porch, very nice area. Asking HI,- REWARDING CAREERS I k 12 rag . C a ll 2M-24J2. wJ24’ hundred. Potted Pyracantha $1.25 CARLTON H. POLING to miss calls; part time or full time 566-.TJ20 or 55^-0285. wjl7 500. Financing arranged. Await women who sell Easterling. POODLES, toy males, apricot and each. Marion blue aod 2 years old. REALTOR service. Call 264-7000^ wj 17 BUNGALOW 4 rooms, sunporch, Raritan Landscaping, Highway 35, 38 HWY 36 - KEYPORT, N. J . Flexible hours, good earnings, thor black, I weeks old, . beautiful New 3 bedroom ranch ’/J acre gas hnat, shower. Call 264-3406 South Amboy. Open daily 8 to 8, 264-1.918 ough training, use of car. Call coats, AKC registered, very rea treed lot, living room, dining ar Liberty 8-1312. wj!7 or inquire 8fl4-2nd S' , Union Beach. sonable. Call EL 4-1340. wjl7 Sunday 9 to 5. Call PArkw ay 1-0203. "10 YEARS I DIG CELLARS wj!7» rJ, wjtf ea, modern kitchcn and bath. Full OF HONEST DEALING" M ALE dish washer, kitchen help. NORGE D RYER, new, never used. basement with rec room, 2 car wj 17 UNDER HOUSES Apply in person Poet's Inn, Mat UNION BEACH 2 apirtments 4 and ^ 1130. C a ll 2M-4324.______w JI7 garage $17,990.. Financing arrang awan. wjl7 3 rooms. Call 264-976(5 or inquire S T U D IO C O U C H , *10; d rye r, $10; ELECTROLUX ed. Augie’s Amoco Station, Highway NO MONEY DOWN 566 0650 ELD ER LY WOMAN~to baby sit 36, Union Beach. wjtf p la t* glass, <4” x25” ; w hite m ar 3 days a week 7:30 a.m., to 3:30 IN BAYSHORE AREA CALL FOR THESE AND OTHERS NEW furnished room, Lloyd Road ble, 48"x28", IS; ironing board, 5884345 I f your credit Is good you can buy p.m. Call 264-5017. wjl7 11.50; m etal tra ile r s ta irs, best dI- PLEASE CALL Fully insured • Financing arranged and Highway 34 area. Call 566 W m i l M M l arjtf th is 3 bedroom home with no CLEANING WOMAN one day a fer. Call alter » p.m. 264-4174. w)!7 wjl7 4609. ‘ w)17 _ NN money down, located In Union week Tor seven hours, floors, DINING room table, • chairs, 125. RANKL ft WEBER Beach. Immediate occupancy. For PART TIM E bookkeeper, payrolls UNION BEACH, apartment' V £ FREE INSTALLATION and tax reports. Call 204-0702. windows, walls ctc, Call 566-8344. Magic Chef stove, good condi information call Scoras Construc wj 17 rooms and ba'h, all utilities sup« “HawKf w n riu n tion. 130; 17-ft. D orset fiberglass ALUMINUM COMBINATION REALTY CO. tion. 2644167. wjtf wjtf plied, Suitable' for elderly couple, STORM WINDOWS HWY 34 MATAWAN CAR WASHERS,' experiencedAp adults only, private entrance. In boat, reasonable. Call 2M-1666. ply Keyport Auto Laundry, 110 m H il war* armed; 588-3311 quire 215 Dork St,, Union Bcach. w|17 6 F O R $ 7 7 Wjl 7 DEVELOPMENT HOME OWNERS WANTED TO BUY Front St., Keyport. wjl7f A&ORDION, best offer. Call 787 w]17 Triple track, lully weather stripped KEYPORT 1 story 3 bedroom Being transferred? House too EX PER IEN C ED kitchen help. Ap I f l your (uiw rtw 55M after 4 p.m. ______w j!7 OLD AND NEW COINS bought. UNION BEACH—3 rooms and bath, genuine Alcoa aluminum, E-Z tilt home, full dining room, base small? Mortgage payment too ply in person Shore Point Inn, 11 PIEC E dining room suite. Call Call 264-1137 or 1676. wjf) hot water and steam heat. Call Caa ba cleaned from inside. Term i ment, screened porch, garage. $11, high? Don’t wait, call us now, Highway 35 and llolmdel Road. 264-2007 or after 6 p.m. 264*4483. wsm w iH bahirtmd.'’ 1M-S24I. wjl7 900. Sterling McCann, Real Estate, we’ll buy your home. WE BUY EVERYTHING Hazlet. wjl7 11 GAUGE double barrel shot gun, PROWNS 253 Broad St., Keyport. 264-1376. Bikes, washers, furniture, stoves, — MANLEY ASSOCIATES CLEANING WOMAN needed every HIGHLANDS, Cute 2 bedroom excellent condition. C all 264-7729. a Broad SL SH 1-7500 Red Bank ______wjl7 heaters, guns, silver and gold. Call other week; hours 9 a.m., to l l / I M M r w j!7 wjtl 671-5353 787-0846.______wjtf bungalow, furnished - immediate KEYPORT Colonial 7 rooms t'/2 wjtf 5 p.m., own transportation. Call occupancy $1*30X0 month plus util* ^ W MnW LMIIStlCMIW O.E. ELECTRIC dish washer, per R l/ M M A G E Sale, Ladies Auxiliary baths, modern kitchcn, corner ! Bl/Y old leaded glass chandeliers ities. Finlay Roal Es'ate Agency, fect condition, G.E. electric in Matawan Hose and Chemical lot. $17,900. Sterling McCann, Real Call 5ff6-1369. wj24 270 Bav Ave., Highlands, N. J, clothei dryer, used once. Call 44S- Co. fire house, Sept. 22, 23, 24, 2.5, Estate, 253 Broad St., Kcvpm't. HAZLET 872-0lC0’or 56G-4832. wj_l7 1821. w jl7 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. wj!7 264-1376. " wjl7 OLD electric trains, any condition. INSTRUCTIONS 4 bedroom Colonial $l(i,900 Call 264-5697. wjtf APARTMENT 4 rooms. Inquire HAZLET $16,900. Well built 3 bed BRID G E Lessons by experienced 716-4th Street, Union Beach after 3 bedroom Ranch 14,900 rooms l!/2 baths, 7 year split, tournament player; learn modern 5 p.m., or Saturday nnd Sunday. 2 bedroom Cape Cod 11,400 living room, dining room, family ANTIQUES WANTED bidding methods and play of the wjl? room, garage, work shop; patio Furniture, china, glass from one hand, men and women invited; KEYPORT bright 4 room apart plus owning. May assume VA All these properties are sewered piece to an estate. What have you? i'/iH small classes; individual attention; ment. business section. st floor, mortgage. Walk to schools, stores, 1 refreshments served; $15 for 10 heat and hot water supplied. Call New York Bus and train. Call Q16- CASEYS AGENCY REALTORS lessons. CaU Jean Nnnkivell, 5liB* Thursday, Friday and Saturday 8599._____ wjl7 IfWY 35 HAZLET 3920. wjl 7 204-8442 LOST 8 a.m., to 6 p.m., 264-5009. wjl7 LARGE Cape Cod 4 bedrooms, lull OPEN 7 DAYS 9 TO 9 SINGLE or double rooms with or 6 5 A U T O dining room, hot water heal, ga wji7 HAMILTON WRISTWATCH, gold, Fur Hunt Or Lease without kitchen privileges. Call rage, large lot. $16,000. Sterling name inscribed (Charles Coke- 1)66-4120. wJI7 McCann, Real Estate, 253 Broad SPACIOUS RANCH, 3 bedrooms, 2 let); Reward. Call 261-5937 after St.. Keyport. 264-1376._ wjl7 baths, dining room, efficiency 5 p.m. wjl7 UPSTAIRS apartment S rooms and RANCH corner house 5 extra large kilchen, family room; 2 cor ga bath; large living room with pic rooms, full size cellar. Call .173 $17,000 $17,000 $17,00(1 rage, utility room. Excellent lo BANK HOOK K-911 Monmouih ture window overlooking the Bay. 2629. wi.,7\ ^ Hazlet: This 3 bedroom Cape Cod cation behind elementary school. County National Bank, Keyport Adults preferred. Inquire 431 Front EXTRA"' LARGE furnished' roomer leatures a lovely 24' living room, Swim Club membership extra. Branch. Finder please return to St., Union Beach or call 264-4643. suitable for 2, private family, BUYERS big roomy kitchen, full bath, utility $24,000. Call 500-7992. wJI7 hank. wj2l wjl7 near school and business center. room, basement, oil heat, PLUS Call 264-81)15. wjJ7 an expansion attic which Is floori'd FIVE ROOM bungalow, gas heal, —Ideal for the hig family or for 2 car garage; available October Mother-In-Law. Nicely landscaped 1st. Call 264-1124. wjtf lot of 70'xl40’ completes the picture FOUR ROOM apartment $55 per at $17,000 BUSINESS SERVICES month. Call PArkwnv 1-4902. Y O U S A V E u p t o ‘ wj|7 Clilfwood Bcach: Trees, lawn and FOUR ROOMS and bath, unfur shrubs form an attractive setting nished in town of Matawan. Im for this 3 bedroom brick ranch, Maintenance Top Soil Contractors mediate occupancy, Inquire 174 YEAR’S DEPRECIATION tile bath, modern roomy kitchen, Jackson St., Matawan. wjI7‘ 1 gas hot water heat, cur garage, SMALL JOB SPECIALISTS V1NCEN1 J. DiUENNARO 2 basement, oversized lol of 100x2-10' Carpentry - doors. Hairs, cdllngs. TOP SOIL HLfXJ. CONTRACTOR APARTMENT, utilities . supplied. Inquire Carmen's Lunch, 36 Main makes Ihls a steal at $17,0011 paneling, elc. Inside painting. Cinders, blue stone, driveway grav ? DEDLE RD.. HAZLET GENERAL SERVICES CO. Complet* Dull ding line. C*r|*niry St., near Railroad Station, Mat ______566-3107______el, fill dirt, cinders, trenching nnd masonry, pa Int inn t aluminun awnn.______w}{V 10,500 $9,51)0 $9,500 bulldozing. Cliffwood Beach: 2 Bedroom bung product*, alow priced for quick sale as own VACUUM CLEANER SERVICE M4 22M MATAWAN er has other Inleresls. Kat in kitch DIETRICH BROS. _ _ wjtt LAKE PROPERTY IF YOU ARRANGE YOUR en, full bath, hot Hir oil heat, deep CARPENTER and building conn ac ilnses, pnrls, repairs. Electrolux, N E W BRUNSWICK AVE lot, Attractive terms. Hoover, Kirby, G.E., Compact, tor. J . O Melafer, Florence A** Three bedrooms, kitchen, dlnlnp Wesllngliouse and all make*. MATAWAN Ki-yport New home,, garagei, al room, living roorn with fireplace PURCHASE AT TODAY’S PINLAY REAL ESTATE AGENCY M6-390] 2112 alteration* and repair*. Ctll 244 1150 |«-r month. Rank! ft Weber PICK UP ft DELIVER « 1L< 4l5t wjtl Really Co., IliKliwuy 34, Matawan 872 0100 966-4832 Call MJ0-3.11I___ wj 17 Wl 17 C A L L M6-2J24 TRUCKING SANDERSON l.ARtii-. 4 roorn apurlment, newly «|tf AND decorated, electric raiiRe, tile BOOK PRICES ON YOUR ROOFING ft SIDING Imlh. $125 per month. .Sterilni! Mc Rm I Ertit> Fw Salt EXCAVATINO Cann, Real Estate, M5 Hroad SI,, MsmSmm ui Aluminum Siding Speclollit Keyporl. 2«4.|:i78. wjl? KEYPORT 3rd and Wavorly dis.. tyoadcr and dozer lorvlce, land » YEAR GUARANTEE TRADE Int 44 wide x II wldo: 147 long clearing and dirt removal, lop soil, l-'OUR ROOMS and bulb SI10, > 148 long $3600. Inquire Loul-i CONVERTIBLE TOPS fill dirt, road gravel, road itonc, 566-2420 couple only. 4 room Ca|ie Cod Coil*, 27 Pernhlna IMnce, Key- For *11 model cart. A Courtesy mason land, washed gravel etc, wjlf home furnished $120; retired -. port o r cnll 264-0,111! or 204-0152. C*r for your cmtvrnlrnc*. Larry'*' IIAKKY M. ACKERMAN de ily couple preferred, S rooiiW Aula Seat Cover*, 1 Q • $320 High ECKEL BROTHERS III.I KI. CONTRACTOR and Imlh VlO; couple only, ltd- way 34 anil M ldiilnn Rif,, Mata New homes • Karaites • allern ereiiccs re(|iiiied. t'arlioii II. I’ol- wan, 24 hour plion* Mrvic*, Call IIOX 64 THNNKNT ROAD lions ■ repairs ■ dormer* ■ cera lli||, Henlior, IIH lllc.liwiiy 311, Key. PETS WiOJOU, _ wjll I» rl. Cull 70-t 1!IIH...... wj 17 MOKOANV1LLK mic llln • rimtliiK ■ siding • (ifllnl- SEE US NOW ! KOIJWJOW KliNNIil/S. Individual K K Y I’OUT Army Navy ha* Sweat- Iiir • plltllll Al’AKTMENT II loiim'1 unit liiiili, poll* wllli I'tinN, tender lovlm; Orr work i-liillies, Ciirlmrlt ovor B fifl- IM G CAM, M IHI74 one hlmk from Hollo'ii on Mnpli- i.tii'u, dona own did, haaleti km nils, Hi't-MiidiM and iwlm trunk*, ___ wjtl I’Iiii-i-, lieyiinii; In-ill and hot wmei mil*, winter rtwervnllnn'i (alien 'Ilmen, Imyj’ ant) ntt-n’a wetir, W, W. |>. MORRIS ~ i.ii|ipileil. JOO per monlh, niluli-i on (.'nil Mi n, llmviniin, Mntllti>io, 40' I'I wit St., Kcyiiorl, 304 3004, wjtf Television I’LlIMltlNCI K lll-ATIHCI ly. Cull diiM-datm. wjl? m i, wl'f wiH-;l-;l, ('HAIl(S, cnilehn, rmiej, :i,ri MRJiT sr. hhyi>oi LEGAL NOTICE USUAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Deaocratic Gub i n FUnt %rea er i k i a n * t t Church S t m t In. by a Une extending sa follows to wit: Matawan Creek at the boundary Una Sa ib o a d to the eaater Uae of Atlaa- AtknBe Highland* Railroad to tha J tba Un. ot th. BEGINNING at a point where the of Matawan Borough and Uatawan II) Plant and/or. ___ avtsintain any tic Avenue; thence (2) southerly along center Une ol State Highway No. M tfpe(s) or ahrubbery shrubbery extending over Township of Matawan; thuvc. (S) center iine af State ILghway 34 to- Township; thence (1) in a westerly the eeater line of Atiantlc Avenue lo _ . __j el a «Me»aU( aad/or tta a m Mid koBdarjr Uaa ol th. taresets tha boundary line of lhe direction along the boundary Une be the center Une of Church Street; thence which Is the boundary Una bctwcsB Endorses Pair r t f ht a t tray anlea* s«ftHl tree(s) ar T.WMhij ol Hatavaa to a mint township af Madison thence (1) In tween Matawan Borough snd Mata (3) westerly along the center Una ol tba Borough of Matawan and tha wfier* Mid bogadary llaa InterMctE aa easterly direction along the said wan Township to Matawan Avenue; . - bjr The shrubbery extending ever vehicular Church Street to the ccnter Une of Township of Matawan; thence <91 . to t *ctoh» mmm to aalfy Um o( N*w York Auihonty to raadway* haa a minimum clearaace ta. eealor Um ot Atlantic Avenue. center Une ef said Stala Highway M Uience (J) northerly along the center said RaUroad; thence (4) northeast U n 13) a to » 0 sale enter lin. of to a point where the easterly edge Southerly along the center Une of .} Pwwcrstlc cmmMi to Miiivia A* positiaa tl Supm iiar af Main- og V J ft feat and such 1 ^ ^ ^ m m J f i l a u J a a 3 3 7 - 5 * 4 7 ' w m s e sounds i of. the Ttiwntlilp ut Maiawan I. filaa* •Wrrttra #ioa|li aataMar KrH. H. Nd r!^|iT(ioi!i^i!f(*7il»ni|!tiI«a^m JITTMT!!»T»^T!^T»lp M ^ i s i i a w a t f M * 5 " limit qilniillllMi Mnn« tulrt lu ilfnlemi • • • BT MATTSL C M * K a r t y ) t m ,* 126 MAIN IT. of Miiln T _ MATAWAN Ittie n l Cm irfti mi .utlphly ill: M M , T V h M . - # A.M. • » P.M. Rll. H A.M. - * I' M. 113 MAIN IT., MATAWAN - M 4-91I2 FOODTOWN Fnif I'arblttfl afS C h IS u m (m ailfs-Fif ft a voint wliara K B I^mA n-'TvBw VW fW ifV rivvv 99CVIOT1 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Ifiurtday, September 17, 1964 loudla Evaporated P ride off th e Farm SPEED-UP CLOROX MILK CATSUP BLEACH BLEACH 2 I# lAMCAITtR MANO, •ONI-fti VEAL ROAST IHOUIOH IAMCA9TH MAH© VEAL CHOPS VEAL ROAST BREAST OF VEAL »35c IAMCAITII HAND, OCNUtfM IHOULMR RIB LOIN M CALVES LIVER •Ol PAR 69&79&89* 49® VEAL STEAKS 1ANCASTH MANP, MIOOI1 FIRISIM SKIMUSS nAN KIURm i PORK ROLL IN Iim IlM I Stomp* WITH COUPONS m o w THIS COUPON WORTH * 100 ^Creen Stamps IO wrtfc SB Hurt PirdMM w w m m m m m m m THI* COUPON WORTH 50 Green Stamps «t|h W.M •1(0 tl|lf01 Iw t 19, 1944 F n tk t FrotM Ai i n P in lil |M (MP M S Fruit 0 V*f«tabUi IfeeMlM fMlfe J* m THI* COUPON WORTH C • 50 Green Stamps •ilh Rurthiw at 4-11. M Off* (iiItn «A MPNOI IIFATI Ol | « L 19, 1*4 S 9NOWLAWM PMMlUa •m t—m m s 16 GRASS SEED ito*ia« rMii» M l BN NAML. p ADBRtlL. WEEK ftwm m m m m m m m n iM i raitH i ACM! raitm GREEN GIANT IMAL GREEN GIANT IMAL GREEN GIANT WNOll RWNa OR RID U O IL SUCID GfttEN ' c r ia m m u PEAS CORN CORN PEAS BEANS GRAPES C 1 6 0 . $ 1 5 : 51 t o r n ■ 6 1 7 ~ *1 - 6 $l FLAMI, M A f t IMAL R E D C H E E K UPTON IDEAL CMKKIN NOODLO CUT GRIIN APPU ■,M m S it P I K E S TOKAY MUSHROOMS 2 2 5 JUICE JUICE SOUP BEANS GOLDEN RIPE 3 7 9 2 - 2 5 ' 4 ‘ir *| 4 K $1 4 $1 6 ,sr • *1 BANANAS U.S. *1 " A " S IZ E b r o a d c a s t HERSHEY OR IMAL pmnmt IDEAL NESTLES FACIAL WHOLE o. SL ICIO WHITE POTATOES 2 0 £ « 9 " TOMATOES POTATOES HASH Largo firnn BARS TISSUE P ip p in m • r Fancy Eggplant g O Your Choico A **' : o n | $1■ 3 1 5 ~ $1 3 S1 9 o f 4 0 0 $1 I I ra e z ik POOD f ia t u b is DUTCH MAID 1 IBIAL PRINCESS IDEAL FROZEN CHOPPED OR LIAF KEE UQMI INJTANT MASHID 1 0 -P I. MARGARINE SPINACH < KTEMEMT COOKIES SOFTENER POTATOES IDEAL FROZEN, EORDHOOK §» o r r u n L I M A ■ B A N S IDEAL rnOZEN BROCCOLI IH A II CREST 4 ~ *1 4 S1 4 z z *| 6 S1 10 ■;=; *1 * “C *' IDEAL FROZEN, WMOlf Toothpaste fTBAW BIBRIIS M o o t PIi m or Sharp Sllcod r « t l«m u 9 m m W t i r lOLtMft MU Virginia Lm ,0,/; •» m u m Y& k B U T C H A m i TROZtN IDIAl. £ 59c M4.UMC, MATWAAfcMATWI S W I I T P I A I Cheese l-u . i a . M il* M U M mu mas m wn IDIAl. IHOZIN MBNI 59 M A S A CARROTS SPRY •S«» §Bi *■ H!H £ 2* PIES * X" « • t T U IMAHP vidoinia in Shortening PM«t lopor pt|. A Q , ALL FLAVORS FARMDALI IDIAl. 3 JU* £ 1* DONUTS Of Cinnamon •'11 ICI CRIAM H ,lt S O fl Hal* T fi If t Mot mooniifeto lo* orforo. QuiRllNr tttflhl* •••trvto. 0.1, 0*1. ,W B ** «*"' 81c mom* you* a ja x coupons Ar ac#* OCTAGON SOAKY CASIIMIKE UOUOtJtf A* uimlnf Imi Sr L i y i M B a t h ,0r t" ( ( S o B a th S o a p t r i l l (^!jj2 i2 n6l^Fe»el 7 JLORIINT 2 111 COI.OAT1 LIQUID—96- VSL t J * l SKSIJ5!P |P ** JUfMtl fcofcrilt Dynamo * ’1 .0 9 D e t e r g e n t ' A r i l * UfallnMrCloioir ’ir M* WRAP IAC.5- CKO. Of . . . . . II0U!D-I2‘0Z,-H« n m . ‘i? 71* Biftm -Siiriw icli Ia n its S5c P i n k V e t S r l l t tf^lfiioir SsNo AUteLIVI PINK OR CAIIN oe-finoiMT 50 O i /5t M«»Climw‘ljrHot 'Is Hi l i X M o Fib u& 31« " S r 7 k U PcierfcBBt 1 1 1 PUNTY OP fM i PAMCMO ROUTI 3 3 am 36 IHE MATAWAN JOURNAL N. J. 1 7 ,1 9 6 4 (•cond Section — Page O m fare* to what they seere belan the out (are lacraase*. It says linens The train will return to Weat Boro Buses Ask M per coat M eral traaeportattoa has aot kept abreast of riaiag costs. “Iron Horse* Trenton at 6:30 and Bound Brook at taa wha eliaMnatad eeveral yean The company reported a profit 7 p.m. Tickets, at $1* for adults ago. Fares aa the company's race of MV77 last year after losses of and $5.50 for children ( I to 11 New Fare Hike track buses also woald be in 12711 In I t u and (21,242 in IMI. Ramble Planned years) are available it west Tren creased. These include: It said it has a loss of 135,Ml at After 31 years of silence, the not ton and Reading Termina' ticket of Mora Bum s Co., Red Bank, has Asbury Park lo Monmouth Park, lor (u< increase* that the end of the first quarter of this es of a museum • piece locomotive fices, or by mail from the Office from M to M cents one-way, with year. The proposed fare increases whistle will be heard again in the of P a s s e n g e r Representative, would boo* its u n u t l operaTinac no special round-trip rate; Rad revenues by an estimated SM.SH. also affect the company’s route be land. To satisfy the longing of a lo Reading Company, Reading Termi Bank to Atlantic City, from II.M tween Phillipsburg and Asbury nal, Philadelphia, Pa., 19107. The state Board of Public Utility cal antiquarian to hear "a voice to 93.75 round-trip, and Red Bank P srk. from the past," Philadelphia’s Commissioners will hold a public to Carden Slate Park, from $2.M hearing on Ihe application at It Franklin Institute Science Museum Local Finance Corp. to U.7S round-trip. The proposed has loaned the whistle from ius a.m. Oct. I at Ml Commarce St., Increases in local fares affect Retail Buick Solos much admired exhibit locomotive, Newark. Reports New Earnings routes between Red Bank and Show Definite Increase “ Baldwin 60000" to ttie Reading A apoknman (or the eompaay other Monmouth County munlci- Railroad. . Local Finance Corporation re ■aid rnoit fare* on local route* at Kfities, including Asbury Psik, Retail sales of Buicks in the Reading will substitute the “ Old ported that its consolidated net in the ihore would be Incrcaeed five ng Branch, Sea Bright, High NeWark zone this year sre nearly GOOOO" whistle for the standard come for the first six months of cents. There would be no iacreaaea lands, Eatontown, snd Oceanport. two-and-one-half times what they whistle on engine No. 2102 for use this year will be approximately to' inme cases, Reduced student The spokesman said the com were four years ago, Roland S. on its Iron Horse Ramble, Satur $302,000. This is a 35.1 por cent in (are* also would ao up five cent*, peny proposes to reduce the num Withers, general sales manager, day. And George M. Hart, well crease over the $223,546 earned mcept the basic fare which would ber of tones on its local routes. said. known rail historian of Pennsylvan during thc same period last year. remain af II cents. There would be no change in fares “ Our new car deliveries in the ia's Bucks County, will again be John L. McHenry jr., president There would be ao chaage ia the on through trips between Red Bank Newark zone have risen from 8325 able to refresh his memory of of thc Providence-based consumer ariee ol commutation ticket* on and Sea Bright, Red Bank and units in I960 to 20,640 units this what No. 60000 sounded like before finance company, stated thc net the company’* Long Branch to Highlands, and Red Bank and Long year, an increase of 148 per cent,” she went to her permanent home in earnings will be approximately 46 Newark route, but there would be Branch. The reduction in the num Mr. Withers reported at a news the museum. cents a share on the company’s • M -per cent increase in the coat ber of zones, however, would in conference following a preview of No. 60000, a 350-ton, 100-ft. giant average 529,241 shares outstanding, •( tingle trip tickets, which include crease the fare five cents on most Buick's 1965 models at Monmouth among the permanent exhibits of compared with 33 cents on the Me-way ana round-trip tickets. The of the shorter trips and the basic Race Track. The Newark zone in Franklin Institute’s Science Muse average of 4S8.4Q4 outstanding ride from Long Branch to Newark, one-zone fare also would go up a cludes Northern New Jersey. um — has been a star attraction shares in lhe same period a year lor example, would go up from nickel. Nationally, Buick -sales have in since the Science Museum opened ago. IM S to 11.11. A round-trip ticket The application was filed by creased from 246,637 to 509,956 in 1933. Generations of school chil Local Finance Corporation, with between Long Branch and Newark William L. Russell Jr., Red Bank, units during the same four-year dren have climbed Into its cab, headquarters in Providence, oper would go up from $1.91 to 12.10. vice president of the bus company period, he said. He pointed out pulled an imaginary whistle cord, ates 65 consumer finance offices and wondered what it really I I Per Cent Eyed and Its lawyer. It states that the that 1964 was the third consecutive in Rhode Island, Maine, Massachu year in which thc automobile in sounded like. Those in thc Philadel setts, New Hampshire, New Jer In effect, a spofcesmaa said, the company has been operating the phia area had a chance to find out company proposes to restore those routes for at least five yeara with dustry has enjoyed record or near sey, North Carolina, and Pennsyl record sales and that "most econo Saturday, Aug. 29, on a Ramble vania. The local office, managed mists now agree that the industry from Philadelphia to Macungie, Pa, by J.G. Burns is located on Muin has gained a lew plateau in sales Jerseyites and New Yorkers will St., Keyporl. SAVI which soon will be looked upon as have their opportunity this Satur M normal.” day. “ We believe that an 8,000,000 Leaves Bound Brook Reading's Iron Horse Ramble car yesr is normal and by 1970 Saturday leaves Bound Brook be *8 that figure will have increased to STULTZS o n hind Reading’s steam engine No. 9,000,000 and possibly 10,000,900 2100 (which has Its original whistle) cars,” he added. P U C L K I D f f rfiH e at 8:45 a.m. It picks up additional . #COVT9 He said employees had shared passengers at Reading’s West Tren substantially in Buick’s success ton station at 9:15 a.m. and pro S e e d a n d during these four years. ceeds down thc New York Short "In 1961, Buick had 13,000 em Line to West Falls (Philadelphia) Turf Builder ployees on its payroll and each then over the Main Line to Read I & a* W i tm i * i hourly worker earned on the aver ing, where steam locomotive No. CemWnatlea age about $5700 for Ihe year,” he 2102 will he added, No. 2102 will stated. “This year, Buick employ carry the whistle from “ Old 69000," (10,000 Sq. F t. ment is very close to 20,000 and From Reading to Tamaqua, Pn. Coverage) . each hourly worker will earn on and return, the Ramble will be op the average about $8000, which is erated with double - headed steam $2300 more than three years ago." power. HARDY "M UM" KANTS (If Varieties) Large Selection of HOLLAND; BULBS for Fall Planting . r u m IB M Ful Line of Gardea Supplies w nursHin ICOTO ond WONDERLAWN PRODUCTS e Lawa Ornaments e TMa • Peat Msas • Hale e Sait Hay • Lawa Mewera • Spreaders Call this New York City number:* 212 888-1212 for Cerlione's Greenhouses information from the Fair, including up-to-the- HY. 35 — HOLMDEL minute news on daily Fair activities, new jersey beu •RIQULAR TOLL RATES APPLY Follow the tower of Light to the New York World's Fait F o r m i c a W orld’s F a ir H o u s e i n O a k H ill out in M id dletow n . tinil ». Sctimidlin, A.I.A., Architect—Ellis Leigh, Designor I t ’s fille d w ith id ea s . A n a so m odem it needs alm ost no m aintenance* It’s heated a n d co o led b y electricity . In fa ct, th e w h o le house is ru n hy electricity . v D rive out this w eekend.” Enjoy seeing this Total Electric Pear dramatic AtryMe fikydemrs bring light front It's a memorable house. I>rlve oul and see It totlaf.' Oold Medallion Home, ll pro the sky Into the house, These leak-proof windows* Mow to ttot io (>tik lllll Monies, built hy vides privacy, the true (usury on-tlie-roof limine ample light and a thcerfully Jncob It. V. M, l.iMVcili: of uu,* lime, lo every member pleitsunt atmosphere, North o r nuulli mi I'lirkwny to new I',nil 114, Follow of (In fitntlly. It (tfTcra com ArrMteetaral lliiletlem rea'sied In thu celling oilers the signs. fort ond style In a hmiM tltat'i driimnlle elTccli. With dimmer conlioli, room* muy Norlh or south on Houle iS . Turn west ut the slop- simple to keep clean, he Hooded with bright Unlit. Or the llulils muy lie light on Oak I lili IU>mliip|H>*ltcllic()nnhlU‘»liliiriint. WIpe-clriM surfaces of I'otmlcn lowered lo thc glimmer of ciiihIIci. t.imlnnled p lm lk i, Inside and Open NVeekihi.vsi I I’.M .’fl I’.M. The all-elet'trk' klklwn, wlileh fiMlurcs n built-in Open WeelieoiNt III A.M.-ft I’.M. • u t, and hotisecleitnlng drudgery, Wherever spi'll- roll wile nml nn clcdilc chiiminl liioiler, inn l>e •able, Ihe mirfute-whethcr eithlnel, door, or lultle- cleitned In w will/. I'lectrlc rclrifjetntiir-l'rcf/er. lop—Is eiisy-to-eleiin lutmilcit, And » Fornileit Mir- double oven*. Mingd, dl*po«ci. nittl dlshwiisltof miiko face reilits ni'ritlehcs und hind knock*, elimlniitei cooking It pk'IIMIIC, •ostly repiiliillng. WitodhurniMtt tlri'plnm In ihellvliminomiiml family nameless eleifrkity lieiiniiMdi'iml'Mhtf entire house, loom bring Nek nn Ameiiciin liiiillllon, JCM t NJP*L Never any smoke, me**, or tool, And pnteiunlly no ItHMf CtNIBM N(W JtH 3 tr NEWBERRYS melnloiwiKe, There'* nii even dMrllmllnti of heat, A Hagitime-iMit'd patio tlidei llie rent of the house, rtlWtK I LIUHI powttt i tiotir Nevermiy told smils, Hledrle healing liecotmmiMl, WomleiM for pummel lime dining imliloon, lo o , ewei'lully *lne« clei'trlc mien were recently te- NIMfcnt imiii'M door* iim u'iil 111 timidly loom mid, DOWNTOWN - KEYPORT item llie family loom,» small hut, INVCITOR OWNEO (UCTHIC C0MPANIII 1 dnced bv »lm n»t mi toinl tto trie IttHtwg. THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, fcptwnbw 17, 1964 Keyport Dentist Cliffw ood Beach Died Saturday Man Succumbs Dr. C. Lerov Close, 74, a weB RusseJl M. Tillou, 24, of J3 Wood- knowa retired keyport dentist, died shorc East, Cliffwood Beach, died Saturday, Sept. II, 1K4 at hia Saturday, Sept. 12, 1964, at Perth home, 10$ Luppatatong Ave., Key Amboy General Hospital. port. .Mr. TjIIou was employed as a Dr. Close was born in Matawaa, truck driver by Burkan Brothers, aon of the late C. Edgar and Han Inc,, Hillside. A veteran of the U.S. nah (Homer) Close. He had lived Navy in which he served as boat in Keyport 4! yean and retired swain s mate, Mr. Tilkxi saw ac from the practice of dentistry sev tion in the Korean conflict from eral yeam ago. He waa a graduate 1951-11)54. He was a member of the of New York University Dental Col- International Teamsters Union. lag*. . ■ Newark. Dr. Close was a member of Mat Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Dor- awaa Lodge, FAAM, a member i£ M. (Judd) Tillou; two sons, Rus and past president at the Mon sell h . and Timothy J. Tillou, Un mouth Cpunty Dental Society and ion Beach; his parents. Mr. and an exempt member of Haley Hoae Mrs. Alonzo Tillou, Hillside; Fire Co., Matawan. sisters. Mrs. Carolvn Karambalas, Funeral srvices were held Mon Hillside, and .Mrs. Dons Coogan. day at 1:30 p.m. in the Bedle Fu Pomona, Calif., and two brothers, neral Home, Keyport, with the Richard and David TjJIou, Hillside. Rev, John li. Sharpe, pastor ol The Rev. Robert W. Addiss pas the Reformed Church, Keyport, of tor of lhe First Baptist Cliurch, ficiating. Burial was in Old Tennent Matawan, olficiated at the funeral Cemetery, Tennent. services neld. Wednesday afternoon in the Mason - Wilson Hinerol Clarence L . Oliver Ifome, South Amboy. Burial was in Clarence L. Oliver, 67, of New Graceland Memorial Park. Kenil Port Richey, Fla., a former resi worth. dent ol Keansburi! and Marlboro. Township, died In Florida on Thurs Robert J. Sunders day. Sept. 10, 1964. Robert J. Sanders, G4, of I!) Mr. Oliver had resided in this Walling PI., East Keansburg, died area for more than 20 y e a rs be Umrsdav. S<7?i, 10, 19M, in River fore moving to Florida. He was view Hospital after a short illness. born in Newark, son of the late Born in Hyde Park, N.Y,, he was Thomas D. and Helen (Kins) Oli the son of the lale Mr. and Mrs. ver. Mr. Oliver was a retired elec Walter Sanders. He had lived in trician at thc State Hospital, Marl East Keansburj* five years. Retired boro. six years ajjo from the U.S. Cus He was a World War I veteran, MRS. FRANK ANTON PAULIN toms Service, New York, he was a a member of the V.F.W. Post 19JI, communicant of St. Catherine’s Keansburg; member of Bayshore Miss Gloria Emily Bauer, daugh the bridegroom, South Amboy, w u Church, liast Keansburg. lie was a Council 2858, Knights of Colum ter of >Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bauer, the maid of honor. Miss Josephine veteran of World War I. having bus, Keansburg; a communicant of Sanzalone, North Arlington, was served with the 77th Army Divi 20 Roosevelt Ave., Keansburg, be St. Ann's Church, Keansburg, a the bridesmaid. They wore aqua sion, U.S. Army. member of St. Ann's Usher Guild came the bride of Frank Anton chiffon Kowns over silk organza Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary and Holy Name Society and former Paulin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Casi- with cocktail - length skirts. Circu (McMahon) Sandeis; a son, Ro member of Teamsters Union, Lo mir Paulin, 2006 Florence Ave., lar veils fell over their matching bert J. Sanders jr., Rumson; a M S. RICHARD RRWMRDT cal 478, Newark. Keyport, Saturday, Sept. 12, 1964 tiaras and they carried old - fash daughter, Mrs. A^nes Allan, Hoim- MRS. ROBERT L. IIV E R Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Dor in the Holy Family Church, Union ioned bouquets of aqua - tipped del; a brother, William Sanders, MIm ClemaHlM Therein Cer- matching headpiece*, wer* Mia* othy (Koski) Oliver; a son, Harold, Beach. white carnations. Long Island, a sister, Mrs. Eliza Miss Klea Engagements Dalaa-Pateaia I Miss Sheehan ii employed by the A W a r d W t k om # New Policy For Mr. and Mrs.' George Rush, Mr. and Mrs. Frank E . Potenza, Prudential Insurance Company of Gramercy Rd , Old Bridge, arie Ruffale-Haaaway 476 South Laurel Ave., West Keans One of the nation's oldest and Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hana- parents of a daughter torn at St. burg, announce the engagement of largest mail order firms will sooil' Hospital Help way, WickatunJt, announce the en their daughter, Margaret A., to Peter’* Hospital. gagement of their daughter, Patri welcome to the Windy City for thc Ito k e tp ptc« with upuiion a l cia, to Arthur J . Ruffalo jr., eon 42nd straight year, 4-H Club memr • ty e r v itw H o s p it a l , impor- E g rjr of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Ruffalo bers who have done a noteworthy taat chaage* in volunteer proced Mr. and Mrs. William Egry, sr., Colts Neck. job in their particular specialty. ural have been made. The hoapi- Austin Ave,, Old Bridge, are par Miss Hanaway was graduated Montgomery Ward, sponsor of th#\ tal’a Volunteer Advisory Commit ents of a daughter born at St. from Freehold Regional High National 4-H Home Economics tee voted to approve a new volun- Peter’s Hospital. awards program, was one of • taer handbook, to adopt a cherry handful of pioneer business enter M c C a ll fed uniform tor all adult volunteers, prises that contributed funds back to institute regular volunteer train- Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCall, in 1922 to bring 4-H farm boys and ■ ia i sessions, and to use a new ap Northland Lane, Strathmore, are girls to the city. Those early tour# plication form. parents of a daughter born Friday, and educational events were the Sept. II, 1SG4, at Riverview Hospi forerunners of the National 4-11 M n. Donald F. McMurray, Fair tal Niven, president a t the committee, Club Congress presented annually bv the Co-operative Extension Ser Introduced Mrs. . Niels Johnsen, S h e rry Rumton, vice president, who pre vice und the National 4-H Service Mr. and Mrs. Owen Sherry, Committee. sented the new handbook which she Woodmeie Dr., Cliffwood Beach, had prepared, A volunteer's pledge, are parents of a daughter born Many so-called “ eye defects'* formulated by the American Hospi- I hur.sday, Sept. 10, 1964, at Mon U l Association, outlining ethics nf found in children 10 years ago now mouth Medical Center. are considered rs visua} inabilities vohiateer work, ia incorporated in MISS GRETA ANNE SHEEHAN that proper care and guidance can . tha book, along with awards and F railer overcome or circumvent, accord* aiutiliariei, rules of conduct, hos Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Frazier, America in Newark. Her fiance Ing to the New Jersey Optometric pital terms, and Riverview facts South Atlantic Ave., Matawan, are is serving in tile U.S. Navy. Association. •nd figures. Mrs. Johnsen is also parents of a daughter born Thurs • member of the hospital Board day, Sept. 10, 1964, at Monmouth t t Governors, and serves as a link Medical Center. MISS MARGARET A. POTENZA between that group and the Advis Carl J. Dolan jr., son of Mr. and ory Committee. T ic k Mrs. Carl J. Dolan sr., 75 13th St., Tha committee voted that by Sep Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tick, Ned West Keansburg. tember, IMS, all adult women vot- Dr., Hazlet, are parents of ■ ion Miss Potenza was graduated Mteers wear emocks or pinafore* born Thursday, Sept. 10, 1964, at MISS PATRICIA HANAWAY from Keyport High School and Es In cherry . rad, the official volun Riverview Hospital. se* Business College. Newark. She teer uniform color of the American School and is employed as secre is employed as a court stenograph Hospital Association of which Rlv- M u aro tary to the Finance Officer al Fort er by the North Jersey Reporting •rview Is a member. Men volun Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Munro, Monmouth. Service, Hackensack. teer* will wear a cherry red arm Irving PI., Hazlet, are parents of a Mr. Ruffalo, also a graduate of Mr. Dolan, also a graduate of band. The insignia of the A.H.A. H e . t u r n Raaald SJolaader aad M n., SMaader, , who were married daughter born Thursday, Sept. 10, Freehold Regional High Scliool, is will be worn by voiunteera after a 1964, at Riverview Hospital. engaged In the construction busi Keyport High School, is serving in •a Sept. I, HM. la St. Jaha’* Mathadiat CMCi ith, Haslet, are resldiag _ the U.S. Navy nnd is stationed at probationary period. At present at IS Chuck It., Keyset! Mrs. Sfalaader la the former Miss Suua ness. Riverview volunteer* wear differ W a lk e r Patuxent River, Maryland. CaraH,“ daughter i aflataAA. Carall. “ I I Chareh...... St., Keypart. " No date has been set for the wed ent color smocks according to tha Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker, ding. The wedding is planned for Apr. department in which they serve. Deerfield Lane, Strathmore, are 24, 1905. WORLD'S BUR Births M a n k o w iti parents of a son born Friday, Sept. Bowne-Patterson including up-to-the-minute news on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mankowitz, II, 1964, at Riverview Hospital. Mr. ara I Mrs. Charles Patterson, Drust-Slieehan Training aNanns and hospital 111 Monroe St., Keyport, have an daily Fair activities, sew jersey b ell lours for all Riverview volunteers, W a lk e r Andover Lane, Strathmore, are Mr. and Mrs. William Sheehan, C o llu ra nounced the engagement of tlieir 39 Thorne PI., West Keansburg, •MWUA* IK I M1U i m i aew and experienced, w ill be given Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walker, IS parents of a son born Friday, Sept. daughter,. Cheryl Patricia, to Monthly under tbe supervision of Mr. and Mrs. Josoph A. Collura, announce the engagement of their Calt Dr., Hazlet, are the parents of 10 Chelsea Rd., Old Bridge, are Wnyne David Bowne, son of Mr. Mias Ruth Wallace, Director of 1, 1964, at Perth Amboy General daughter, Greta Anne, to Anthony Nurses, and Mrs. Marguerite Far a daughter, born Tuesday, Sept. 8 , Hospital. . thc parents of a son, born in St. and Mrs. Woodlyne W. Bowne, 50 John Drust, son of Mr. and Mrs. Liberty PI.. West Keansburg. row, volunteer coordinator. A new IM I in Riverview Hospital. Peter’s Hospital. Jolm Drust, 44 Compton Ave., West Clutterbuck Miss Patterson was graduated application for volunteer work has ’ llourihan Keansburg. Ken adapted from one suggested B re n n aa Mr. and Mrs. James Clutterbuck, from Keyport High School. She YOU HAVE A DATE Mr. and Mrs. Loo Hourihan, Ten by die AH A. A son was born In Riverview Hos Morningside Ave., Union Beach, nent Rd., Morganville, are thc FOR A party, to honor all adult In- pital on Tuesday, cept. 8, 1964, lo are parents of a daughter born parents of a son, born Monday, aervlce Riverview volunteers, Mr. and Mrs. William Brennan, 5 Wednesday, Sept. 9, 1964, at Riv Sept. 14, 10G4 in Fitkin Hospital. erview Ilsopital. waa announced by Vernon Cano, Daniel Dr., Hazlet. chairman of the event. This will be Sa ta m a given by the hospital Board of Gov Spro ul Mr. and Mrs. Paavo Satama, LUNCH B ra w n Ridgehill Rd., Morganville, are the ernors in co-operation with the Vol Petty Officer First Class Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sproul, AT unteer Advisory Committee Thurs Freneau Ave., Matawan, are par parents of a daughter, born Sun F. Brown Jr. and Mrs. Brown, Sal day evening, Oct. 15, in Carpenter’* ents of a daughter born Wednes day, Sept. 13, 1964, In Riverview Hall, Red Bank. In charge of re em, are the parents of a first child, day, Sept. 9, 1994, at Riverview Hospital. freshments Is Mrs. Adelaide J. a son, born Wednesday, Sept. 9, Hospital. Angus YE COTTAGE Yainrlght, President oI the Shrews 1964, in Salem Hospital. The baby M o rg an A son was born in Riverview bury Auxiliary lo Riverview. weighed seven pounds, 1 1 ounces, Hospital on Monday, Sept. 14, 1964, Mr. and Mrs. James Morgan, The functionot the advisory com-, and has been named Richard Lau to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Angus, INN mlttee was outlined by .Mrs. Mc- rence. Colby Lane, Hazlet, are parents of 35 Ardmore Lane, Matawan. ^ HI W. FRONT ST. Murray.* She aaid that it was form- a daughter barn Wednesday,1 Sept. N aace KEYPORT id for the purpoie of assisting and 9, 19S4, at Riverview Hospital. Rasm ussen advising in the coordination of Mr. and Mrs. Barnhart Nasco, IS Mr. and Mrs. James Rasmussen, GOOD FOOD - GOOD ATMOSPHERE work and service of all volunteer Lake Blvd., Matawan, are parents P in liio tto PO Box 32, Old Bridge, are the par fel. W4-IHI *>"?*• F«Ua« (roups associated with Riverview of a daughter born Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pinizzotto, ents of a son, horn in South Amboy Sept. 9, 1964, at Monmouth Medical Mercer Rd., Old Bridge, are par Hospital. Center. ents of a son born at St. Peter's A special Message To Parenls: Hospital. Dolengowskl A thrifty child makes a wealthy D'Agoslino A daughter was born In St. Pet man, the old proverb says.' Start Mr. and Mrs. Dante D'Agostino, C h ristian er’s Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Don i your boys and girls on the road to 84 Atlantic Ave., Matawan, are par Mr. and Mrs. Julius Christian Jr., ald J. Dolcngowski, ZS Essex MISS CHERYL PATTERSON ! O ur G ift to YouI i ents of a son born Wednesday, Sept. Shetland Rd., Old Bridge, are Lane, Old Bridge. C od fortune, encourage them to . j y U.S. Savings Stamps at the 9, 1964, at Monmouth Medical Cen parents of a son born at St. Peter's now is employed by Bell Telephone FREE 11 MIN. W alto n poat office or at school. ter. Hospital. Laboratories. Holmdel, as camera INSTALLATION Mr. and Mrs. Luckcy J. Walton, control clerk in the microfilm de 26 Bartman Rd., Old Bridge, are partment. HOLLYWOOD EXTRA SIZE SHEETS Follow the Tower of l.ight to the New York World’s Fair the parents of a son, born In St. Mr. Bowne also was graduated CONTOUR BOTTOM—PtAT TOP Peter's Hospital. from Keyport High School. He Is SERVICE, IN C engaged in business with his fath R i » ( I C e r a m ) Coh«n er In Raritan Oil Burner Sales and and MATTRESS PAD A daughter was born in St. Pet Service and B & W Auto Body K e y p o r t er's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Har Works. ry Cohan, 24 Meadow Rd., Old No date has been set for the wed COIfax 4-3001 4 < *?■*'' * * Bridge. ding. m v * v * m J B r H e it Mr. and Mrs. John R. Heil, 18 Dobson Rd., Old Bridge, are tbe fjf& m parents of a son, born in St. Pet h ira't wishing you a Bon V oyage er’s Hospital. aad oui plaaalat COST Wills Filed make* ll right! Y o u ’re sure o f fun oo Frank A. BarrlcelH that cruise or ocean Frank A. Barricelli, Keansburg, voyage when you who died July 26, left his estate to his wife, Mary Barricelli, and also count on ui to make named her executrix, according to a ll the arrangement! terms of his will, which was filed recently for probate in the office Brown Travel Bureau to introduce you to the big comfort of of Monmouth County Surrogate Ed 0«y Calli: Valley HI4I - 114 BmllH Sl., Perth Ante) ward C. Broege. 7 llrnatfway. Keyport - NI|M Call*: CO IN !I Madora F. Lamherson T h is cake Madora F. Lamherson, Mata wan, who died Aug. 1, left her es Serving Monmouth County for IS Yeara. KING-SIZE tate to her daughters, Marguerite Schuber and Madora Drugas, who were named co-executors. Sealy Posturepedic' Clara Stccher Clara Steelier, Keanshurg, who died Aug. 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'I'luttN why UlilMimHtf N CRftwaad Cemmaam M in i s t e r s , P le o s e N o t e IL leaadkt’s Churck David’s tabernacle , ( To Giw LutufT Methodlsa Charcb C k lfv etd Bayshore Church Directory Rev. Frank E . Sweeten, Minister Due tn the coolant demand Isr Bethany Rd., Ilolmdel Donald B. Irvin, Assistant space, it will be Impassible ia the Elder Jamea Mow, Piater Divine worship services Sunday Rev. Edwsrd P. Blaaka, Paster future te publish alt at Ihe activi Maaaea are held Sunday at ?, I, Sunday School Is at 10 i.B.( Arthur Borah lend, : II Ivanhoe The Maryettes will rehearse will be held at 9 a.in. with the ser. ties of the week for each church mon by .Mr. Irvin. Sunday School ». M and II a.m. and at 12 o'clock morning worship, 11 a.m. Lane, both et Matawaa, are in Tuesday at 7:39 p.m. in this area. Ministers or secre charge. Fashion* are froic starts st 10 a.m. oooa. Oa Wednesday evenings the tarry J f c f f . David L. Bucci, P d w Oa Wednesday th ere will be Holy taries are advised to send just the ^ n a Aim ef love," tbt second Franklin Siam and hairstyle* by first Baptist Church list of Sunday services, wilh the Confessions era heard ta Ihe service Is st I p.m. House of Joy, Hailet. Communion 9 a.m.; senior choir re sermon topics, if desired, for parish home Saturdays betw eea 7 • a series o( sermons on “Whit •W a and w. Third sta. hearsal, l:J» p.m. snd A.A.s meet publication cn this page. The and 9 p m . IDag Ol Klags Lutheran Chuck 'a law ?" will be ihe name of the Hebrew School begiae Wednesday ing, S p m. M ar's Mrmon topic tt this Sun- in .he Strathmore Elementary Kffpm deadline has been advanced to Eugene F. Gregory, Pastor Cherry Tree Farm RA, lay'* 11 i.m . worship service. Mr. School at 1:M p.m. Rev. Tuesday at 19 a.m. Paartb Mt. Pltealra R i b Prartytsdaa O rth The Delta Alpha Class will meet It has been brought to our at Spiritual Church Mlddletewa ' tad Mr*. Robert Wheaton will pie- Reate M aad FraakHa a t. Bt 12:45 p.m. today (Thursday) at eat their child, Robin Ann, for rample M sa tention that the majority ot the MS Shore Rd., (Joloa Beach Rev. C. Roger Burkins, P asto r. fh* Rrfsm Csagregartea the church. There will be a meeting churches have tlielr own weekly ■ he Sacram ent ot Baptism. A nur- of the Women’s Association Board Rev. Katherine Miller, Pastor Sunday School: 9:15 a.m. to 10:30 w iyis held during the servloe for S t f H t a m M mm Ra*. Chester A Galloway, bulletins, which Include all of the Services are held on Sunday ana a.m. Church Services 8 a.m.; 10:45 Rabbi Mordecai Schrobsf tonight at 8 p.m. at the home of txinf children; Miter children are Pastor information heretofore published, rhursdsy evenings at I o'clock a.m. Sabbath eve services conducted Airs. Herbert Roper, Hazlet. thus meeting notices have been ' o accompany their parenta to Two morning worship services and oo Friday aftemoona at 1 p.m hurch. Church ichooi meet* at by Rabbi Mordecai Schreiber will will be Sunday at 9:30 and 11 am. Young people will mi'et at 7 p.m. repetitious. Mergaavllle Metaodiel Charct he held on Friday at 8.19 p.m. at l; 19 a.m. Youth choir meets at • The pastor’s sermon topic will be Saturday at the church to go to a Organization publicity chair lhe Lalheraa Church Msrgsavllls ; >.ai. an d the Junior and senior fel- the Strathmore Elementary School "The Need For Faith,” Members Challenge Youth Rally at the Wall men are advised that articles Missouri Syaed Rev. Fred H Bowen. Pastor owsfcips at 7 p.m. ia the all • purpose room. The of the Sirius Chapter 123, Order of Township High School. connccted with meetings which Church services are held on Sun theme of Rabbi Schreiber'a serm on natea Fella Public tkheel The paator will be attending the Eastern Star, will attend the 11 On Sunday the film entitled "The; have taken placc during the week day at 9 a.m. and Sunday School will be: "Towards the Horizon, a.m. service. Church school meets Slones Cry Out” will be shown at must he into this office by Tues Rev. Daniel O. Reinhelmer, Pastoi meets at 10 a.m. itoamouth Presbytery meetlnn at II.” Oneg Shabbat will be sponsor South* Amboy ca Tuesday. at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Baby-care Is the Sunday School hour at 9:30 day al 12 o’clock for publication Sunday School sad Bible Classei ed by Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pearl. provided at both hours for children a.m. In The Keyport Weekly and Wed are held al 9:30 a.m. Sunday uadei On Thursdays tha Junior choir Lynn Detective Bureau, Inc. under three-years-of-age. Morning worship service is held nesday at 12 o’clocMor publica the direction ot Arthur Bitter, su wests at 7 p.m. and the aenior ■L Maiy’a Bphtepel C hant tion in The Matawan Journal. Specialized Investigations choir a t 7:41 p.m. Cam Fraat li, Ksypert On Monday at 7:30 p.m. the pas at 10:45 a.m. There is an equipped perlntendenL The morning worship MATKIMONIAL PROBLEMS tor will meet with all those unit!ng nursery available for parents with will be held at 10:45 a.m . with ser Male and Female Operatives 11m CemnMinicanl C laia m eat* oa Rat. Htary a . Male, Rector with the church by confession or infants and small children during moo by the pastor. A nursery serv Unmarked Hadlo Equipped Cars Saturday at H a m. , Scouta Troop M will meet RALPH W. CESSNA is 10 a.m., when a nursery Is pro Calf 566'671? reaffirmation ol faith. Sunday School and worship servic Ice Is available. Communion eere Thursday at 7 p.m. vided. Marlhoro Professional Bldg. On Friday there will be Holy Boy Scout Troop 73 meets on The importance of overcoming es. The Evening Service Is held at Ices are held thi first Sunday oi Circle 3 will meet Monday at Ihe ililhway TS Mormvill*, N.J. Jewbb Caatar Communion at 9:39 a.m. and Jun Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. . limitation of every kind will be 7:30 p.m. Included iu the service; every month. ior E.Y.C. in the evening at 7:30 Intermediate Girl Seoul* meet on brought out in a free public lec wiil be the presentation with slides home of Mrs. Belle Lambertson A Caaaarvathra Caanagatlaa p.m. Friday at 3 p.m. . , ture to be given in Keyport on Sat hy Miss Judy Wicks of her exper at 8 p.m. Hobart Welnatala, PwsldsBt Saturday there will be Holy Com urday, Sept. 26, by Ralph W. Cess iences at the Girls’ Guild National Mid-week services will be held labbath aervice* will be Friday munion at 9 a.m. Emmanuel Assembly Of God na, Chicago, Mr. Cessna is on ex Conference at Green Lake, Wis. Wednesday at 8 p.m. night a t $:J$ p.m. ia Room K-3 e f On Sunday there will be morn C t Pslmer Ave. tensive tour aa a member of The Ladies froin the church will bu Strathmore Elemeatfiy School. ing prayer at 7:45 a.m.; Holy Com East Keansburg Christian Science Hoard of Lecture attending the Red I3ank Christian Sayre Woods Baptist Church W E A L T H i Morris Rubinstein will deliv munion, R a.m.; family service and • Rev. Roy Arnesen ship. He will speak under the aus Women’s Club luncheon at 11:30 Route •, Browntowa WHAT DO YOU On Friday there will be a Young Rev. Richard Jones, Pastor er a sermon, “Elijah And The church school, 9:30 a.m.; morning pices of First Church of Christ, Sci a.m. Wednesday at the Berkcley- H A P P I N E S S Fishermen.” prayer, 11 a.m. and Holy Baptism, Peoples meeting, the C.A.s, at 7 entist In the church edifice, at 3 Carteret Motel, Asbury Park. A hat All ladies of Ihe church are in WANT IN LIFE? p.m. They will attend a raily in p.m. His subject will he "How vited lo the Women’s Missionary The Sisterhoad will hold a fash. 11 o'clock noon. Couples Club will fashion show will be featured. Mid PEACI ? Ha *how and dianar at the new m eet at 4:41 p.m. Neptune. Christian Science Removes Limita week prayer service is held at 7:30 Fellowship to be held at the church Irviagtoa Hotel, Lakewood on Wed- There will be * Cub Scout com Sunday there will be Sunday tions." p.m. Choir rehearsal is ai 8:30 this Thursday at 8 p.m. Installation naaday at • p.m. Mrs. Maxwell mittee meeting on Monday at 7:30 School at 9:45 a.m. and church A former newspaperman. Mr. p.m. will be held. "For What Shall It Profit a Mon, If He Shall Gain Kamel, It Ivanhoe Lane, and Mr*. i p.m. services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Cessna was born In Battle Creek, The film, “The Good Seed,” will the Whole World, ond Lose Hit Own SeuI?" Woffc Mich. He worked on newspapers WU* Baptist Church he shown at the church Friday nt In Michigan and Florida before CA Regular Baptist Church) 8 p.m. wilh the young people in joining The Christian Science Moni Middle rfd., Haikt charge. C t n COP WIMt YOU SOUlSATISm iW iOr) tor in 1929. During World War II Morning worship Sundny will be Sunday School meets at 9:45 Froth Critp Shop-Rit* Product he was a captain in the U.S. Army at II a.m. with the pastor bringing a.m.; morning worship, 11 a.m .; and was a panel chairman with the message “ House of Light." Bi evening servicc, 6:45 p.m. Sunday, Septem ber 30 Ihe War Labor Hoard in the Chica ble school convenes at 9:45 a.m. with classes for all ages from be First Splfttasl Charek MelNTOSH go area. In 1947 he entered the pub CHURCH SERVICES lic practice of Christian Science. ginners through adults. Pastor 04 OirlBS Reas Five years later he became an au Stansbury will bring the message 111 Mala St., Seller* 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. thorized teacher of Christian Sci at the evening worship at 7 p.m. Rev. Phoebe Dailey, Pastor ence. Mkl-week prayer service on Wed Services are held Sunday at I APPLES 3 £. 29c nesday at 8 p.m. will be held at a.m. and Tuesday at f p.m. Sermon There will be prayer meeting the church. I'he pastor will be in Tuesday at 1 p.m. charge. ■rawntoara Community Churtk “TIIE NEED FOR FAITH” GOLDEN YELLOW A mid-week service will be held rkm Ourcti Of Cfcrtat, ScImUM Brevatewn Ueiea Saaday (cheat Wednesday at 7:43 p.m. M Broad St., Keyport Reals IH Irawateva Sunday te r v i c • and Sunday Rev. Francli Csntel, Paitor • Supervised Nursery (or Childrea Under Three Years. The Helmdcl Church Sunday School Is held from 1:41 7 * 7 BANANAS 2 ~ 25c School, 11 a.m. Wednesday, teiti- • Church School at 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. Rev. Thomas H. McNally mony meeting 8 p.m. Reading room o 10:45 a.m. and the church ser Minister 7 to 4 vice Is from 11 a.m . until U ‘‘The Unpopular Prophets” will op«a Saturday from p.m. o’clock. Everyone I* cordially CALIFORNIA MOUNT. RARTLETT "Wo worship spiritually, only as la- be the pastor’s sermon topic on vited to attend Sunday at the 11 a.m. worship. Sun we cease to worship materially" S j l h / l f PRESBYTERIAN (HURCH day School begins at 9:45 a.m. The will be one of the themes at Chris • t isaepk’s Charek Young People will meet at 7 p.m. tian Science churches Sunday. The Mapls PI., Keypart rp t 19c quotation is taken from "Science PEARS in fellowship hall. Rev. Ccrneliui Kane, Paator and Health with Key to the Scrip J, ' Congregational Committee will Masses will tie held Sunday SHOP — RITE 5 BACK TO SCHOOL ALL BEEF SALE! tures" by Mary Baker Eddy (p. meet at the parsonage on Monday 140). morning at 7. I, I. 10, II aad U at 8 p.m. The Bible Lesson is on “ Matter” Vdock. Young Men’s Rifle Club meets on and inclhdes this verse from John the indoor range Wednesday at (ch. 4): "God is a Spirit*, and they 6:30 p.m. that worship him must worship SIRLOIN STEAK Chancel choir will rehearse him in spirit and in truth." Thursday at 7:-15 p.m. J*' WELL TRIMMED M a ran yth a Baptist Church Grace Methodist Church H olm del Keyport R d . and St. Jam as PI. B ra ille y Lao«# WELL TRIMMED Union Bench Hazlet PORTERHOUSE Rev. Eldrich C. Campbell, Pastor Rev. Kenneth Jaggard Sunday worship services are held Pastor at 9:30 ond 11 a.m. when Howard Young people meet Friday at 7 Dean will bring the message. p.m. 9 97: 8 7 Church school meets at 9:30 a.m. Sunday School begins at 9:-15 at which time new material and a.m.; worship scrvice, 11 a.m.; ev study lessons arc being used and ening service, 7 o'clock. teachers have been trained to teach Prayer uitd Bible Study is held T.-ndi - OVEN Regular pa these new lessons. Board of Trust Wednesday at 8 p.m. ees will meet at 7 p.m. r e a d y | | T Sty,e 9 JF Ib. R IB R O A S T Teacher Training Class 3 will Calvaif Mttbodltt thurefc meet at tho church Thursday at 8 Third St, Keyport p.m. R e v Harry R. Pine, BOTTOM ROUND ROAST »83' A bus ride lo the Connecticut Pastor State Fair at Danbury will be held The Rev. Frank S. Harwood will Saturday, Oct. 3. Reservations may preach at both services on Sunday. bo made by calling Mrs. E. Mandl At 8:30 a.m. his topic wil! bo “ What OVEN Q ^ C at 204-3604. Are We Building?” and at 10:45 BOTTOM ROUND or a.m. he will speak on the subject, PO T 0 * ) . b The Faith Reformed Church “ Where Are Wc Going?” The CROSS RIB ROAST Mlddla Rd. and Poole Av*. speaker stresses there is much ______- J Hailet more to these subjects than at first Rev Theodore C Muller. Pistol cornea to mind. Church school starts at 9:30 a.m. BELLA MARIE Senior choir will rehearse this SHOP-RITE Thursday at 8 p.m. The Mothers* Association will Junior choir rehearses Saturday meet Monday at 8 p.m. CREAM CHEESE PLUM at 10 a.m. The Tialois Class will hold a Sunday School meets at 8:30, 9:30 dinaer meeting on Wednesday at SHORTENING t o . PKG. . TOMATOES and II a.m. At the worship services 6:.10 p.m. # Wil ; :r: ■■^-V:-;:'---- at 9:30 and 11 a.m., the pastor will speak on the topic, “ So. They Cross Ot Glory Insulted You." Pilgrim Youth Fel Lutheran Church HERE* lowship will hold a box supper and Strathmore School, Matawaa 23c 4 $ 4 Rev. Richard A. Weeden, Pastor program at 5:30 p.m. in the educa 5 9 ‘ tional wing, Sunday School meets at !) a.m. CHOPPED HAM ' ‘One" will be the pastor's sermon CHEVROLET* Boy Scouts meet Monday at 7:15 topic at the 10:30 a.m. service. A IMPORTED p.m.; adult communicants' class, t >F t Mi'N'l I.Mthcr League Kally will be held SLICED TO 8 p.m. in Hast Orange, with participants ORDER Brownies and Girl Scouts meet meeting at the Strathmore School ■*U)NO FRUIT APPET. DEPT. DASH Tuesday at 7 p.m. at 1 p.m. Sunday School leacher* meet Confirmation class 3 will meet at DETERGENT Wednesday, the parsonage Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. STRONG Social in i n i s t ry committee 99c TrtaNy Church (Epiacupal) meets Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Mala It., Mttawaa home of Mrs. Haddock, 2G Idaho ARMOUR SMOKED Rev Carroll S. Hall. Lane, Matawan. UNE. A Ogiant c Rector SHOULDER CANNED siz e Cherub choir will rehearse Satur First llaplist Church 3 day at II a.m. 2.12 .Main St., Mntawan Rev. Hobrrt W. Adiliss, Paslor JRttSBB^glir OF PICNICS Sunday, matins and Holy Com Senior choir will practice this P ■'> 'M l i HAIVFS ... SLICiS SHOP-RITE munion will be at 7:45 a.m.; Fami Thursday evening at 7:30 p.m, LR. ly Eucharist and church school, CAN A Vomh Ually will be held at the YELLOW CLING 9:15 a.m.; Sung Kuchorlst nnd ser New Monmouth Baptist Church Fri 1 " mon, 11 a.m.; evensong, 7:30 p.m.; PRESERVES KYC, 7:30 p.m. day evening at 7:30 p.m. Youth of SHOP-RrTE FROZEN the chiuvh will attend. P E A C H tS Pm* O lip li' Pt help them with their lob*. The capital budget beginning in 1065. Oct. 10, at New Brunswick, on Rd,, Marlboro, chairman of the General Chairman Of uatad from Asbury Park High Church, Belmar and is married to course* ar* conducted under aus Th* knowledge gained by partici- governmental purchasing. Instruct -H cluh section, and 4-H leader, School and attended Dennison Uni the former Miss Mary Mosley, Del. School Bells Ring predicts a fine display from mem versity in Ohio and Monmouth Col pice* of the Bureau of Government nta in the course will be applied, ors will stress effective methods Girl Scout Drive mar, and they have three daugb* Research and University Extension bers who are exhibiting the result lege. therefore, immediately. of creating and operating an effi ters, all Girl Scouts. For Officials Too DfvMfcm. cient purchasing department in o f the current year's 4-H project Richard K. Sherman, 1401 West A 35-year veteran with lhe bank, September alio marks the renew government. The program will In work. 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