THIS WEEK COVERING TOWNSHIPS OF 14 Puges HOLMDEL. MADISON MARLBORO, MATAWAN AND One Section MATAWAN BOROUGH

MMIIIW Memrier Ut4 YEAR — 36d> WEEK Nttlonil Editorial AIKXMIUOH MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1962 New Jersey Prco Allocution Single Copy TenrCenU Complete Course At County Police School Budget Heating Tonight In Twp. Highest Scouting Award Presented Cliffwood Boy Tuesday In Boro, TimeFoi Query Budget time Is here again,' the About $20,009 of this increase is public hearing on. the Matawan no affair of the governing body Township budget being tonight and whatsoever as its source is an in- on the Matawan Borough budget crease in reserve for uncollectcd Tuesday. The 1.982 budgets of these lives Ihis year from $131,033.07 i» municipalities present special inter- 1961 to $154,771.51. As this is an in- est as they are drawn by new crease in the face of rise in the administrations in public office, percentage of collections on which who gained their victories at the ihe reserve is computed, from Rl polls last November, largely on the per cent in l!)C0 up to S3 per cent basis of taxation issues raised in last year, K is obvious some arti- the campaigns.last fall. ficial factor is at work. The source is quite pointedly the deferred If memory serves rightly, there school taxes figure of $2l5,22(j.3.<) were few, if any critics at the pub- h is .in the budgL-t withoul being lic hearings on the ljHil budgets of obligation of the governing the municipal governing bodies vot- y, ed out of control last year. Without taking sides in political issues,: it o Increase lii Appropriations would seem just a bit unfair to 'hat is there lo question /then men who hold public office and nit the 540,000 for which the gov- present a municipal budget to have ing body is answerable? The nobody question their budgets 'it jvnship committee will be quick the appointed official time for do- Itrtrnce it to S20.330.-16 in senior ing so and then to have these men j| (continued 011 page twelve) denounced in political campaigns and voted out of office because of taxpayer discontents. ^gilson To Run It would appear that the men in office now have a right to know this week if taxpayers disapprove of Ellison what they have done in financing the municipal government, rather arlson Declines than to be made the same kind of marks their predecessors were in a OP New Term Bid sudden fury over taxes in the pol- Lawrence J. Bucco, Mnlawan T*» mimktn el tfct Matawa* rrtf Depart- County Polka Chiefs Association and the prosecutor's itical campaigns to be waged next John O'Shca, son of Mr. and Mrs. William O'Shea, It in IKt and since has been awarded Ibe F.agla fall. Borough Republican leader, an- _ja*. FatrafcBM lrvto« Nmitwiw mat Caa*. Robert •Hie* ara Riven at the County Court House. The nounccd last might Howard I. V/il- Cliffwood Beach, is presented Ihe Eagle Silver Palm, Bronze Palm and the Eagle Gold Palm. tMtmsv (Ml M ><*». nest** MMNlubUlMM caurw provide* IN-hours al Intensive Instnictloa Political Changeover son, former school board president, the highest scouting award, on Tuesday evening by Me displayed his leadership ability early in Scout- km tSn tminHm\mtr Vtnw J. Ryia white aver lour Ova-day weeks. Courses are taught by Because there was a political had been chosen lo run on thy Herbert Smith, Neighborhood Commissioner. In Ihe ing as a patrol leader, senior patrol leader and later Majat Ma V. Afftsgata iMki •«. CMnc* tl the aaeclallsla. changeover between the dates of GOP council ticket after incum- center is George Hart, advisor to Explorer Post II, as assistant junior scoutmaster. As an explorer ha Cumtr Mea Academy < to N M the 1961 and 1962 budgets, the bud- bent Councilman Everett E. Carl- Cliffwnud Beach. served as past president and after reaching ID, waa get of this new year picks up added son declined to seek a new term. Juhn came frum Cub Scouting into Buy -Scout appointed associate advisor. John is a member of interest in whatever revelations it troop It in 1933. His sincere interest and effort won Order of Ihe Arrow and his record shows more Ihaaj N*w LwHt Sections makes as to how those new in him regular promotions and in November 1959, liefive years of perfect attendance. Kane, Christinat Industrial Rates office do things differently in fi- became an Eagle Scout, He joined Explorer Post The Matawaa Township Plan- nance from whut their predeces- akag Board last night granted sors in office did. Democrat Choices tawHtliaal approval le live mi- Set In Township dklaaal sectCis at Uvltt aad A first look at the township bud- Ix-SdiMl Beard Mtn Soat'a Stralbmew-at-Matawaa da- Prepare Way For get to be heard tonight would make Area Ravaged Again By Floods velepnieiit. Approval la centln" it appear something of a drastic Run For Councilman goat opoo flaal aapraval al the American-Whtaton order had occurred as the tax for tatlre IKt-homa subdivision by municipal purposes Is H22,5.1». 10 as Leo R. WauMteln, borough Dem- the board. Industrial rates for building per- against only JH3.131.il last year. But this is a misnomer for a As Northeast Storm, Tides Hit •crall* latdtr. thii morning an- The portloa of the development mits were established in an ordin- glance through the budget will un- One of the most severe winter Cliffwnod Reach, was inundated damage when Matawan Creek aounctd that put* had completed appravaal last alfht, known aa ance Introduced by the Matawan cover an amount being raised IU cmacllMMk afita. Two former Ivy Illl Park, la aelleved f a* Township Committee Monday northeast storms on record, bring- along with sections of Cliffwood flooded over its banks and surged of $215,226.39 which Is a deferred ing with it snow, sleet and hail, Beach and the Keyport-Amlioy Rd. into the boat yard operated by MMRhtra ol tte Mat.win Board tao am to the laat aectlea to night. The new schedule of rates, charge due to a changeover made •I Mucalloa am belnn Hied lor be submitted far prellmlury ap- coupled with high tides, caused Al one point, police said, the Duy-Roy Matthews. The wind driven scheduled for a public hearing by the financing of schools to an widespread damage in the bay- view Presbyterian Church was tides knocked boats in dry dock: 0W Barty'a • primary nomination. proval, before the entire subdlvl- annual basis. A compensatory ftarv* John P. Kane and Leon akM will be aakjort te flaal ap- Mar. 19, was brought on by the shore area Tuesday and yesterday. threatened by the waters. off their cradles and swept them amount of tax is being cut from Tides, buffetted by gale-force into the road. proval. coming of the American-Whea'.on the township's share of the school Matthews' Fishing Station, Old The flva aaetlam of Ivy Hill winds over a 36-hour period, drove Amboy Rd., again suffered heavy Matawan Police reported fallen, Mr. Kane reildei at IS Miriam Glasa Co. plant. budget, so that the true amount people from low lying sections of •ad ia a graduate of St. Park laetade 171 Ma oa »1 of taxes for municipal purposes be- limbs and a number of areas with- acraa, baoaded by UM M, The firm, a subsidiary of Amer- Ihe Imyshore area from their homes out power because of snapped 'HUkKbael, South Amboy. comes U22.539.1O minus $215,22(r.3» on four separate occasions. KSaployadbyWeaterrdbWti i Uoyd Rd. aad VaaBraekla M.' ican Caa Co., New York, plans to or $207,312.81 against $143,131.11- power lines. In addition, the flood _^to Co. tot S yean and U a The tract lachidaa approximately construct a plant, estimated at This is $64,181.70 Increase. Most severe damage occurred In Use Of Separate waters inundated sections of Aber- fcaabtr at Iba American Electro- 11 actw ott aaMt'lar "public $5,000,000, on Cliffwood Ave., be- Keansburg and Union Beach where deen Rd. MM" lachMHaa ptaygJiaad aad tidal floods Inundated more, than •Jatan locUr He waa «lactod to tween the New York and Long VERNON A. ELLISON Schools throughout the buyshore EaMauwaa towaahip Board of park areas aad a die for the 50 per cent of the communities Levy Questioned area were ordered closed when Qucattoa la UN. Ma membership coaatrvctkw of m water aland- Branch Railroad right-of-way and Call On County Mr. Carlson, at this time presi- Tuesday night when tides and the storm's fury began to build up ajnlrlu wfcta the echool dlatrict pipe. th* Garden State Parkway. It will dent of the council, declared him- winds reached their peak velocity, Personal Property in the section Tuesday morning. efaaagei to tto regional farm July manufacture glasi containers. self out of the 1962 political race recorded at over lia-miles-an-hour Tax In Madison Hit Schools closed all day were those I. Ha la k WWoni Mattwaa area To Cut Tax Ratio yesterday. Mr. Carlson was ap- in gusts. Damage in the bayshore in Keansburg, Union Beach, Mata- mMeat. We father, the late Thorn- Under the terms of the ordin- pointed to the council in 1SI57 Ijy area was likened to Hurricane Don- wan, Matawan Township, Marllioro Primary Fight ance, building permit fees will be na when the vulnerable section of Need for tho continuance of the Township, Madison Township and aa Kaae. wai townthip road super- Matawan Township former Mayor Spafford W. Schandc personal property tax in Madison on a sliding scale, diminishing In to fill the vacancy caused by the the Raritan Bay shore line was Holmdei Township. Schools in Key- devastated. Township was questioned by Thom- port remained open a half-day but Mr. Kaae Ant ran far the board ratio to the overall construction Sees Vets Loss as F. Miller, .11 speclator, at the Seen In Township costs. Feea will be $29 up to Monmouth County Civil Defense closed at I p.m. as the storm township committee meeting Mon- worsened. K000 in construction costs; $10 for Acting on the recommendation of and Disaster Control units were day. Mr. Miller noted that most a^tta^ Hautmann, Hickman Committeeman Henry Traphagen. called out for the- emergency. To/the twmahlp at the time, each additional $3000 up to $100,000 municipal governments had intro- Schools in Keansburg, Marlboro the Matawan Township Committee duced ordinances to do awny with and Madison Townships continued feo ranaiaed acllva la Democratic FiU For Dvmocrati and $130 (or each $100,000 up lo Monday night called on the Mon- foittlct thtre, at «ao time oderlu Matawan Area the form of taxing when making closed yesterday in addition to $1,000,000. Over $1,000,000 an addi- mouth County Board of Taxation the revaluations called for by the St. Ann's School, Keansburg, anil •• primary to Joha Nominating petitions on file with to reduce the present assessment mayor at that time, Matawan Township Clerk Rote K. tional $50 will be charged for each er Matawan Township Police report- "true value" court ruling and St. Joseph's School in KeyporL ' $100,000 in construction costs. ratio to true value from 100 r ed Route 35, between Cliffwood and statute. Mr. Miller believed ttiis (continued on page four) vhaa their view* diverged oa a Wenzel this morning promise a cent to 50 per cent. MbUc laaue. Hi bought a aew primary election fight In Demo- Patterned After Holmdel was an imposition on the good tome la the boroudi before ran-. cratic ranks this year for nomina- Mayor Norman Wood aaid the Mr. Traphagen, noting a number citi/.cn who maintains his personal •lag lor the schooT board. Whan tion aa a candidate for a lone seat new rate schedule wai required of municipalities in the county al- effects in good order. Salary Policy Of Mr. Kane ceaaad to be a member on the Matawan Township Com- since the township had no indus- ready have appealed to the county Phillips Running tax board to pare the assessment Mayor John Phillips jr. told him of tho echool board, he kilned ac- mittee lo be filled In November. trial rates which would provide an that for lack of industrial and tively In the Democratic party'a equitable building permit fee for ratio, said the 100 per cent valua- Filing for the Democratic nom- tion has cut greatly the actual I! other ratables of a commercial Board Criticized victorloui campaign in the bor- ination are Gilbert Hickman. Clilf- both Industry and the township. Fur Freeholder nature the township committee had ough last fall. The ordinance is patterned after cash value 'of assessment exemp- I (continued on page four) tlons granted to veterans and I j to continue the personal tax as it Marlboro Raises Are •era la Matawaa one in effect in Holmdei Township. T. F. Miller Rival would be impossible to wipe off The committee instructed Town- elderly persons. Mr. Chriatlaat waa born in Mata- this established item of miscellane- Voted Despite "Nays" Madison Clerk's Car ship Attorney William J. O'Hagan The committeeman estimated the Of Madison Mayor ous revenues anticipated, now $li7,- (contlnued on page twelve) to prepare a three-year binding cash value of a veteran's assess- j IMIO. The mayor said that if a uni- Rehirings of personnel at salary1 Run Into In Cliffwood contract for the sale of water to ment exemption, based on the pre-1 John Phillips Jr.. MayorbrManT- form $101) more in assessed valu.'i- advances for the HHI2-KI school year NoturaliM Citixen* the American-V/hoalon firm. Tlie vious ratio to true value main-j 504 Township, last weekend was tion were put on real properly to was accomplished by the Marlboro The auto of Mrs. Mary M. Brown, township also plans to install a tained last year was about $101). ; designated for the spol made va- make up for it, the added assess- Township Hoard of Education last . From laythor* Area Cheesequake, township clerk of 10-inch water service main from Under the present assessment \ cant on the Democratic county ment would bear much more on night despite a bit of critical quest- Madison Township, was run into the municipal water works to the ratio, fixed at 100 per cent by the; slate in Middlesex County by the tin1 taxpayer with a property of ioning or "no" voting here awl Monmoulh County Judge Edward at Amboy Rd. and Route 35, Cliff- plant site. county, the cash value is esti- j failure of George .1. Ollnwskl. Perth loiv valuation, and accordingly in there. wood, Saturday, by an auto driven mated tit only $lli. | Amboy,to file for re-election lo he 1, Aacher swore In new citizens The contract will provide for a tins lesser position to pay, than on The teaching staff was offered at naturalisation ceremonies Mon- by Carlton Meyers, Staten Island. Want Bridge Improved | Middlesex County Board ol Free- the owner with a properly of high sliding scale of water rents simi- holders. Mr. Otlowskl has chosen contracts for the new year in ac- day at the Monmouth County Court There was considerable damage to Township Attorney William 5- 1 HOWARD I. WILSON valuation and seemingly ample cars, but there were no injuries re- lar to one used In Freehold. The lo oppose Edward J. Patten, Perth cordance with the guide adopted. House. Presented for naturaliza- water rate will require a $3 mini- O'Hagan was directed by the com- personal income. John Narzowich, a board member, tion, from the bayahore area, ported to Patrolman Royce Wallis, mittee to initiate a suit before tiic resignation of James Ilauser. Mr. Amboy, former secretary of stale mum quarterly charge and will under the Meyner administration, I Mr. Miller believed thai as the criticized Ihe move as not taking were: Harry Joseph LiDouceur, Matawan Township Police, who in- range from 31 cents for each 100 State Board of Public Utilities Carlson won election to a two- into account differences In teacher Keyport. Canada; Mary Rogoway, vestigated. Commissioners to compel the New year unexpired term in the elcc- for the Democratic nomination lor I personal property lax had to be cubic feet of water at a 4301) cubic (continued on page four) I (continued on page twelve) performance, especially In one in- Marlboro Township, Argentina; This officer also investigated a foot volume down to 18 cents per (continued on page four) (conlinued on page four) stance of which he was thinking, Mamie, Rota, Angela, Josephine crash that day at Lower Main St. cubic foot at the 500,000 cubic foot ilc charged Kenneth Huebscli, Culieppa and Rita Ann Grigoli, and Suydam Ave. between cars op- mark. (continued on page twelve) Union Beach, Italy. erated by Louis D, Rollo Jr., 17 Ten-Foot High Wall Of Wutcr Lashing Keyport Waterfront Also Magdalena Christine and Johnson Ave,, Matawan, and An- George Walter Hammer, Keans- thony Piscltclla, 113 Bethany Rd., Full Slates Filed Long Pending Case burg, Germany; Marlon and Hazlct. Again there were no Injur- Matthew Ferris, Keyport, Great ies reported. Mr, Rollo reported he In Marlboro Twp. Sent To Grand Jury was proceeding through the Inter- Britain; Marion Olive Davles, Commltti'emen Mlllard B. Lam- Union Beach, Canada; Mary Mar- section on Lower Main St. when Magistrate Ralph S. Denser ,r-> the other driver apparently mis- be r son and Frank L. Rntcllffe, R-j- Mnlnwun, Thursday released James garet Castner, Keamburii, Japan; publican incumbents, are seeking Madeline Jacqueline DuhlgK. Mata- calculated a left turn and struck R. Ubunt, First St., Cliffwood, in his vehicle. re-election in Marlboro Township, custody of his attorney, Joseph (•'. wan Township, Canada, and Henry it wus confirmed last night. The Miittico, Ashury Park, for hearing Scheusslcr, ' Union Ileach, Cur- William II. Ilird, 113 Lower Main party Is pledged to a "free-for-all" heforo the Monmoulh County Grand many, __ St., Matawan Township, escaped contest for the cnllcctorshlp nom- Jury On an atrocious assault injury Feb. 27 when an oil tunk ination. charge stemming out of an alleged truclorlraller he was operating on slashing last June IS. Darrell Route 34 had to swerve to avoid Cnmmlttcninnn ,fnsi!ph A. I..111- Vast S9W9I* Pro/ect zaro stated this morning that the Trent. 25 Orchard St., Matnwun, collision with another vehicle and was Iho victim mid signed com- overturned, Tho tractor-troilor was Democratic parly Is entering it full- Contracts totaling U,IM,NO slate In the election. Georjjt' Crcev- plulnl. The complainant wus repre- were awarded last night by the owned by Kconomy Petroleum Co., sented by I.eo A. Wulnslein, Mula- Colllngswond Park. ey, Marlboro, president of the town- 1 Madison Tewmhip Sewerage Au- ship Democratic Club, and Wnlter wan. The Incident look plnci in a thority for th» construction of S. Dunn, who Is n farmer and hiis local tavern, sanitary sewers for MM honWH Wodington, George been a lifelong resident of the Mnrl- llnrnugh police wen? complain- In the Cliffwood Beach, Laurence born section, will seek the township ants on trnlfic counts, l'utrolman Harbor and Old Bridge »eclion» Seek GOP Committee cummitlco pasts. f'ririr.ri) Mr.'.'iira siimr.pnnl DalKm •f the towmhlp, Waller Zlzlc, tx- Lindsay LcMnlnu si:., Marlboro, Graham, nil) First St., Keyport, for tculivs director of the Authority, Only I no flllnj; Inul tuhun place a former member of thi> township hiftliif! ii Iri'i' while liirttlnj; Into » aniMtnwed this morning, on (lit- Rupiiblicun Hide for county committee, Is seeklnn the cnllcctor- ' driveway at W5 Muln SI., Feb. 3. The contract for the Millwood oxecutlra committee posts In Holm- shlp under til'1 Diviineralle deslg- 'I his ollicer ,ilsu summoned .Inmcs liMch-Laurtnce llHrbar mains dul Township us ol yesterday nulioii. Miiincll, li:i Fulton St., Kcypurt, for la a Joint undertaking irf Crui iiuirnlnj!. John Wiullngton wus fllntl I improper speed. The flnu wns $19 ionaiructlon Co,, Union, and (he m mole member In tho third dis- I'ulille Mnllci! and $') rosls in curb ('as'1. Carina Iron, firm, Elliabelh, an trict and Keniii'lh Gcorne In the There will be a regular tnuetliiK second district. I'atiolmnii William lltiusor Jr- a II,MI,IM eoalract. the sewer of the Uourd of Fire Commission- raic.ni'd D, M. Hemingway, Ut>* treatment aiaat to ko built at George KlnkiiJe, bug n com- CM of District No. I, Mntuwiin •l.r>H. Koyport, for parking In a crosfc the Cllfftwei Beach waterfront nilltiminnn when liio tuwnsfil|i hud Township on tho Second Monday walk. Mil paid Sill and $5 costs. •Ml ho ooMtracte* br J,D. C«a> only one district, announced he of each month liuiiiiinlnii Mil re < 'Ilili officer nlso summoned I'.dward MracDea Co., Crotaklll. ea a wai nut servlnu auuln. Tlieru are 12th, Mi; at MiUawuil Townsli1' I Itaynor, Jersey Clly, fur dlsre* iwTTN eoatract. Th« OM "ride* three district) in till) township as Host! ft Chemical Co,, Lower M ;; i nllnw a stop sli'.n for which he Mataa «* tfe-la «sNll)lllly of a con- SI,, Muiauwt ill tl j),m. |wlil t't uml $5 costs. Cowt* TrtMk lewer will be test In the third district was seen Thitmns r'alun, Si'"re Vaiiiiliini Muckiisnn, Second Si., (NOtoW tahed ra«adaHem Ce., at T(iwnnhlp Clurk Daniel S, lily Jf|>— mlv 8 ''.iliiwiin, wus fli'arcd of uu IIHSIIIIII CaSa, oa « 9l.IM.3lt coatrMl. rupnrtcd u sacond petition for ninle • HIJI" entered by GISII'IJII Jiihnson, Mr/IUo »>2l all Ike work will ii' riiiiimlliccitiiiii hud Ituon Nolle* I iillo St., Miilaivun ko ccawiNwaa a la oao yoer'a time. Nuw York Turnpike Exprutt ninfliini'd thill Alfred mmos, frequent dally esrvlce from I'D Tnko Out (;, ,.. i.i), liicumlmnt, hud formally Rollo's. Commuton buy 10 trip Mil* tf Aw wavt* thai paumlad analiMl tho ahnrefronl att Ki'.yniirt *tti«Nlied over tho milkhnnd of Ilia Koynnrt Yacht CI11I1, A Unit pullr tliiiKiial chicken, fried Shrimp Kg a 517* fllud tor the Ropulillcan nom I tui- books and lave. Tor ecMdul« call M lh« height ol lha winter alorm Tuesday night enn ho scon In lh« from lha n»» with lit bottom «ld« ilnvo In citfl be mum unwilled 011 11 r Scallops w, 171', II.'W. tion fur a lucond thrao-ycar (arm, COIfax 4-2221. pldtira «h»v», lit* pfefurt waf (akoii at hluh

AaW BUII Ckmroom Shortag* County Chapter Of LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Joint twwv. apn District Prexy Install Officers -«Mp »"ho have, filed applications will in accordance with the rules *f Civfl Said Acute In State Had Cross Namts Aid* receive no further notice In appear Practice and procedure. Angsts Auxiliary unless they are not qualified. This action nas been instituted for These examinations will be held the purpose of quieting the title of iiai Mre. Daniel Bill was •leried Visits Auxiliary Extensive local spending has still Of Corps Mothers Appointment of a public informa- Saturday, March SI. IMS. Clerk the said Joaeph Prattarola and •resident of the LKlls Angels Aux- not appreciably reduced classroom tion coordinator for (lie 1962 an- Stenographer and Clerk Typist al Theresa Krallarola. husband and wife, H» Lturtwet Harkar AmciicM Mrs. JoAnn Hitler, Colts Neck. Mr I. Dorothy Smith was Install- 9:00 A.M. Applicants will report to to certain lands and premises situate iliary at -a meetiag held in the An- and teacher shortages in many nual campaign for members and L«laa Pa* m art tkt Uate Aw- President et the Sillh District pf funds fir the Red Cross in Mon-Perth Amboy Hl(h School. Slate In the Township of Matawan, County gels Club House, Aagel St.. Cliff- parts of the slate, the N.J. Con-ed as president of the Corps Moth- Street. Perth Amhoy. Hew jersev. of Montnouth and State of New Jer- Wuy IwM • tatot awWai wd)»- wood. the Ladies Aiuiliiry of the Veter- mouth County has been announced Open to citizens. 12 months resi- sev. described as follows: ans of Foreign Wars, made her of- gress of Parents and Teachers says. ers, Guadalcanal Coastaliers, at a MM CMlai aetlvitiM. Commtad- Serving with her during the coin- at the headquarters of the Mon-dent in Metiivvan Tvvp. Being Lots 32, 33, 34, 35, 3S, SI, •r lWlli Rathbwi prttMN tor Uw ficial visit to the Auxiliary of Post Therefore, the 4s7,00o-member or- meeting held Saturday. Mrs. Mar- Clerk Stenographer. Salary. Contact and :I7A. in Block D. as shown on ing year will be Mrs John Me- mouth County Chapter. She is Mrs. Municipal Authorities for Salary "Map of Cliffwood Heights, attuated fctfM mi PmUmtMn. William Doaald, vice president; Mrs. Bern* 47« of Matawan Township. ganization has announced plans lo jorie Conception served as con- George J. Ruch jr., Atlantic High- Hates. at cfifrwnod. N. J." filed In the Office M&cr tor Ma witiHtry; ard Fagan, secretary; Mrs. John Other guests were Mrs. Ethel intensify its efforts to increase ductress and others installed were lands, who has served in Red Clerk Typist, Sulary, Contact Muni- of the Clerk of Monmoulh County sa Gallagher, Keansburg, and Mrs. clpcipaal Authorities for Salary nates. July 21, IS41. M tor Iht MtmorUl Pay Sxyartp, treasurer; Mrs. Peter state funds for New Jersey's 589 Mrs. Dorothy Bainton, vice presi- Cross fund campaigns for many 113.41 Rosemary Summer, Past Depart- years in New York and New Jer-J15 I and ,vou are made defendants be- Mcarlello, corresponding tecretary. local school districts. dent; Mrs. Vivian Nappe, treasur- cause you claim or are claimed oe caatoclid Ida parades la the ment President*; Mrs. Frances sey. reputed to own the lame, or some) Final plans were made for the Ntbus, Keyport, Department As- Mrs. Kenneth W. Latlirope of er and Mrs. Dorothy VonRodeck, NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS part thereof, or some interest thereto aaMMMHy for • greit maay yean theatre parly to New York Satur- Mrs. Ruch is a past president of SUPERIOR COUHT or lo hold a lien or cncumliraite* •ad H t. aaxlous to continue doing day when the members will attend siitant Guard; Mrs. Anna Maraxila, Neshanic Station, state P-TA presi- Sandy Hook Bay Unit 141 of the OK NEW JERSEY thereon. Freehold, Department Assistant secretary. aa.Howtvar, lacrea««d ami have a performance ol "How to Succeed dent, added the voice of her Drum Corps chairman, James American Legion Auxiliary, is the CHANCERV DIVISION 1. GRANT SCOTT. x C-U33-81 Clerk, Superior Court, delayed tha decision to continue in Business Without Really Trying." Hospital Chairman for Marlboro organization to the growing service officer of that unit, was a SUM Hospital. Also attending were Moffat, was presented with a check STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO id $40.95 . tMa activity. A meeting to reiolve chorus asking Gov. Richard J. for the corns. Mrs. Helen Bienkow- member of the county executive Mrs. Gulseppe Bosco. also known a delegation from Keyport Aux- Hughes and the State Legislature as Mr*. Joseph Bosco; Gulseppe MONMOUTH COUNTY tht haw will ba hchFby the oo ski and Mrs. Nappe each were board of the auxiliary and is past Bosro, also Known q* Josepli SURROGATE'S COURT aiMf*. which iactyde* Oakar Uoh- iliary 4347 and Freehold Auxiliary to enact a new state-level broad chairman of the auxiliary's civil 4171. nresentcd with a bouquet fur failii- Bosru, Ills heirs, devisees and NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO PUB- Mtrt and WiRiM Foatar tor the Guadalcanal Post based tax to provide increased ful service and as a token to mem- defense group. L.S. personal representatives and his, SK.NT CLAIMS AGAINST ESTATK IrgiaB aad Mrs. RolUa; Rathbua tor school funds. She said the time to their or anv of tlieir successors ESTATE OF CI.ARA HUCHNKK Commander Theodore Soltys of bers of longest standing in the Mrs. Ruch organized the Senior in right, title and interest: Glain- TURNER. DECEASED •he aasiliaiy. Plans Activities the local post brought greetings act will be this spring as soon as corps mothers. Citizens Group in Atlantic High- batllsta lerardi. hi< heirs, de- Pursuant to the order ol EDWARD The cttorailoa of the 43rd birth- from the past to the guests. the Slate Tax Policy Commission After a brief talk by (he retiring lands, Is a charter member of the visees and personal representa- C. BHOEGE, Surrogate of the County submits I In1 report It is now pro- tives and his. their or any of or Monmouth. this day made, on Ike day of the American Leaioa aad Guadalcanal Post 4745 of the Te Give HespUal Parly president, Mrs. Natalie Connors, Atlantic Highlands Civic Associa- their succeuors in right, title application of the undersigned. Ber- ft. Patrick1* Day wilt be held Sat- Veteran* of Foreign Wars of Mm- Mrs. Ruth Williams, hospital paring on the need for more stiue the new president. Mr. Mnffnt, tin; tion and is a member of the At- and interest, defendants: nice Seel Van Pelt and LaVenw awan Township have announced chairman, announced plans for (lie school aid. officers of V.F.W. Post Ala and You are hereby summoned and re- Seel Catkins, Executrlces ol the es- urday evening. Mar. 17. li was an- lantic Highlands Board of Health. quired lu serve upon Harold Stern, tate of thr said Clara Buchner Turn- •Minced that Miriam Hartley aad pitas tor the coming month. A auxiliary hospital party at the New Ladies Auxiliary were introduced. In addition, she has served other Esq., plaintiffs* attorney, whose ad- er, deceased, notice Is hereby .fivail social aight for the benefit of the A recent report by the Stale De- Mar Royal EacorU will provide the Jersey State Home for Veterans partment of Education revealed Also introduced were the corps in- organizations in an executive ca- dress It 57 West Main Street, Free- to the creditor* nf tcafri deceased «• mode, tor daaciag ana eatertain- buHding fund will be held Saturday at Menlo Park. The post will co- structors. pacity. hold, New Jersey, an answer to the present to the said Executricei their evening from t p.m. to I a.m. that although New Jersey tocnl Mrs. Joseph Smith, drum corps Complaint (lied In a Civil Action, In claims under oalh within airs montal ment. The affair will be similar to sponsor the party Monday evening, school districts have built 10,1)00 which Joseph Frattarola and Theresa from this date. the New Year'a Eve party with The D.J.P. Trio, specializing i.i Apr. I. business manager, was commcnil- LEGAL NOTICE Frattarola, husband and wife, are Dated: February I«th. IK1 hats, refreshments and a Hawaiian Amerlcaa and Poliih music, will Tickets are still available for t!ie classrooms in the past five years, ed by the new president for pay- plaintiffs and Mrs. Gulseppe Bosco, Bernlce Seel Van Fell they are still short .1900 class- New Jersey State Department aUo known as Mrs. Joseph Boscn, las Freneau Avenue, Revue. The special arrangements provide accompaniment for danc- spring social to be held Saturday inq off all the debts of the corps. of Civil Service Examinations el. als., are defendants, pending fn Matawan, New Jersey coaimittao le*ludae William Fos- ini and entertainment Ticketi in the Veterans Memorial Home. rooms. After the ceremonies and business Announced dbsinie date for filins the Superior Court of New Jersey, lUVerne .Seel Casting ter, aad MM Collatetor the lejkui nuy be obtained from Mrs Mar-Mrs. Ruth Williams is chairman session, refreshments were served. auplk-aUons March 23. 1!M2. Far ap- within 31 days after March Sth, 1K2. Pleasant Valley Roaa. lotHs ConcepckM or Boyce Willard. Now is the lime lo advertise plications, duties, and minimum quali- exclusive of such tlate. If you fail Wlckitunk. New Jeraey aad Mrs. Colitta and Mrs. Ralhbua and Mrs. Marjorie Conception, fication*, a|>ply to Department ol sn to do. the relief demanded in the Evecutrices ~ tor' the auxiliary. Invitations have Tha'first reading on the revision ticket chairman. Mrs. Rita Scar- those unused articles for sale. About 1711,000 Americans will In- Civil Service, .Slate House, Trenton. Complaint will be taken against you Edward W. Currle, Etq. km extended to the members ol of the by-laws will be heard Mon- borough announced a change in A small ad in the classified saved from cancer this year, ac- New Jersey or 1100 Hnymontl Boule- by default. You shall file your answer 123 Main Street, vard. Newark. New Jersey or City and jproor of service In duplicate with Matawan, New Jersey the Madison Township Committee day evening at the meeting of ilie date for the joint installation of the column will turn them into cash cording to the American Cancer Hall, Camdetl, New Jersey. the Clerk of the Superior Court, state Attorney Mid UM Board of Educaltoa. Ret- Veterans Memorial Home. post and auxiliary officers. The for you. Society. Candidates from Matawan Town- Hous* Annex, Trenton, New Jersey, J15 IKsi «TV stivlst at tmt bral, Palsy Center. Roosevelt Hospi- The post and the ladies auxiliary SUnlii mtnm taiiln CAN tal. Gratitude was expressed for Mrs. Ethel Volpe won the spe- !• itrtfe rltlHllils will hold a hospital party tor till! Md tlirtlss WM., gtrth 7, the post's donation of' American cial award.. patients at the New Jersey State A chow mein dinner was served at tbi tHUXM Mail* flans that are being used in the Home for Soldiers at Mcnlo Park WarMT thMtlM) classrooms of the new Center. during the social dour which fol- FOODTOWN FOODTOWN Monday, Apr. 2. Mrs. Ruth Wil- ALLVbU NEED ELIZABETH A revision of charges and fees liams is chairman. lowed. DIXIE BELLE was announced by.John Colista, FOR FUN IS THE REGENT PINEAPPLE chairman of Ihe Board of Trustees District First Aids HACKENSACK and house chairman. Outlines Plans For ORITANI Members will attend the pancake Meet In Matawan rig* DOVER JUICE breakfast Sunday sponsored by the First Aid Drivt Harbor Lions Club at the First Aid The 11th District of the New •AKER Building. William Hulsarl, president of the Jersey State First Aid Council met Mr. and Mrs. Colista will repre- Matawan First Aid and Rescue Thursday evening at the headquar- sent the post and unit at the meet- Squad, Inc., conducted the meeting ters of the Matawan First Aid and in the squad headquarters on Little AU. IXKNSIS PAID (-WIIK ORIINT CRUISE O« FLY lag* for a new post' office in Lau- Rescue Squad, Inc. TO LOS AN6ILIS AND A FULL WEIK IN LAS VEGAS. rence'Harbor and house-to-house St. Theodore A. Plielan jr., first : A demonstration by the Nu Voice mail delivery. Several years ago lieutenant, outlined plans for the Club of Red Bank on Laryni;ccL(nny nra ftHimn-vuna mtm-tmu CWKST TODAY! the pott and auxiliary were active 1962 drive for funds. The official was given during the education pro- In this project and they now. will pick-up of the coin cards distribut- gram. tUMS IT Ml FQNIHfN SUfCT MARKETS. join forces with the other organi- ed in January will start Apr. 30 Delegates from the following Faadfrowa Whifa *r Pink zations' in their new attempt, vThe and continue,, through May. Funds squads comprise the I lth District: 1st GRAND PRIZE! two organizations went on record are urgently'needed and the sup Freehold, Englishtown, Manalapan; . th.Weah 0>ieal Cruise far Twa M Mia >.I. rVeeieeitt Heave* I aa approving the project and sent port of every resident and business Morganville, Matawan Borough, registered letters to J. J. Douherty, establishment in the area is need- FACIAL TISSUE 2 -29« Alalawan Township, Keyport, Rarl- Regional Director, U.S. Post Office, ed. • - • • •' ••• •• -. •"•- ••• tan Township, Lincroft, Atlantic Fa»at»wa 30th and Market Sts., Philadelphia, There were 45 calls during Feb- Highlands, Keansburg, Middletown to that effect. Members also will ruary, according to the report of Township, Fairview, Leonardo, Sea send letters urging the new in- Captain John Hcdglin. There were Bright, Port Monmouth, and Un- •filiation in Laurence Harbor. six accidents; 16 transportation; ion Beach. MAYONNAISE ?49« The auxiliary will sponsor its an- five fires; 18 emergency Iranspor- SCCON0 GUANO HUZ€! ClarMa* Intinn; 1120 miles traveled. 236 nual penny sale Tuesday evening, POUND KIP AMHICAN AIIUNf* ASTtOJIT nKMT TO UH Apr.-17. Mrs. William Bridgemon man hours and 98 ambulance hour;, AMMUS MOM IDUWIIO M NfWARK AIIFMT fOi TWO. la chairman and tickets are avail- Henry (Bud) Ahlers was accept- WANf ADS flUI: WtHCINO IN lOt ANOfUS AND FVIU WaW IN IAS VKAI CORNED BEEF HASH 4«*1 able from any auxiliary member. ed during February as an active At WHMM OAKK't DfMn INN. Since the regular legion night for member and Carmen Messina as You Sava Marti April will fall on Easter Saturday, a probationary member. .OO'i OF EXCITING PRIZES! trie date was cancelled. A new date will be announced. How about business cards? We can supply them quickly SWIFT'S PREM • 39* Real Estate Lilting Cards and at the right price. Come •or sale at this olfice. and try us. CaluJi. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE TENDER, JUICY BONELESS LB. USED CAR CO-'*' CAN

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Sweeten, Paatar outstanding religious and lay schol- St. Anne's Group will meet Wednesday at I p.m. MM. II a «a. Wadaaaday. faatt- Friday at 1:10 p.m. World Day ars on different areas of current Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. In Brownie Troop meets on Thurs- of Prayer service will he held at Catholic thought at tha Christian asaay Mating • p.m: Raadiag now the evening Boy Scout Troop 84 day at 2:45 p.m. St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Key- Brothers Academy in Lincroft. The , epaa Wadaaaday aad Saturday fraan will meet at 7 p.m, and St. Mary's Intermediate Girl Scout Troop port. Junior Fellowship will meet talks, called the Lincroft Lectures, / i to 4 •.«. Group at I p.m. meets on Friday at 2 p.m.; for business at 7 p.m. and attend will b8 given on the second Fri- ' Tha aplrilual relationship of Cod Holy Communion will be cele- Junior High Presbyteens meet on the Spiritual Vision Week service day of March, April, and May be- ', and man will be brought out at brated Friday at 6:30 a.m. The Friday at 7 p.m. at 8 p.m. ginning at 8:30 p.m. The Institute also sponsors a School of Theology Christian Science services th'S women of the area will observe First Baptist Church The closing service of Spiritual World Day of Prayer from 1:39 Vision Week will be Saturday at for Laymen and the Aquinas Li- Sunday. 112 Mala St., Malawaa Highlighting the lesson-sermon to 2:34 p.m. In (he evening there 7 p.m. It will be a youth rally. brary In Red Bank. will be a meeting of the Junior Rev. Robert W. Addiss, Pastor Divine worship services Sunday on the subject of "Man" is the The pastor has announced a The Rev; William N. Field of Golden Text from Psalm 100: E.Y.C. at 7:30 p.m. at 8:45 and 11 a.m. will recognize change in the regular weekly pro- the 50th Anniversary of Girl Scout- Seton Hall University will open the "Know ya that the Lord he is On Saturday the children's con- gram. TIIR Hour of Power and the series on Friday with a lecture Cod: it is he that hath made us, firmation class will not meet, but ing. Girl Scouts, Brownies and on "The Priest In Modern Fiction." senior choir rehearsal will not be their leaders will attend in uni- T Md not we ourselves; we are his there will be rehearsal of the'jun- held Thursday evening. All mem- I r. Field Is a professor of English people, and the sheep of his pas- forms. Music will be by the chapel ior choir at 10 a.m. bers of the church are invited to and senior choirs. The pastor will at the university and has a masters ture," . On Sunday, the first Sunday in attend services at the First Metho- preach at the early service and at degree in library science. He also One of the citations to be read Lent, there will be morning prayer dist Church, Main St., Matawan, II a.m. the guest speaker will be is tlia university's director of de- (rom "Science and Health with at 7:45 a.m.; Holy Communion, at 8 p.m. velopment. Well known as a book DONALD GATSCII M. PAUL GOBLE JAMES i. MULVEY the Rev. Dr. William R. Guffick, reviewer, lecturer, and author, the Key to the Scriptures" by Mary 8 a.mi; church school and family Services will also be held In superintendent of the New Bruns- Three new appointments have U married ID tho former Miss threa daughters, Madonna - Ana, Baker Eddy Hates (p.Ztt): "Mor- Uev. Fr. Field will discuss real- service, 9:30 a.m.: Holy Commun- the First Methodist Church Friday, wick District. Church school meets ism, spirituality, and morality in been announced by the Jersey Cen- Rosemarie Allen, South River. They Pattl Elizabeth, and Jo-Ann. tals must gravitate Godward, their ion and address at II a.m. In the at 8 p.m and Saturday, at 7 p.m. at 9:45 a.m. A family night fel- tral Power and Light Co. to posts Paul Goble, 18 Deerfield Rd., Par- , affections and aim* grow spiritual, the novel of present day literature. hove two daughters, Debra and evening the E.Y.C. will meet at The cherub choir will rehearse, lowship supper will be held at A discussion period will follow the at its new Old Bridge District. lin, has been appointed superlntea* they must near the broader inter- 7 p.m.. as usual, Saturday morning, at 5:30 p.m. with the program by Donald Catsch, 10 Edna St., Hast Donna, and a son, Donald. dent of the district. Mr. Goble, for- pretations of being, and gain some lecture. The public is invited to at- Boy Scout Round Table will meet 9:45 a.m. the Commission on Missions. Rolls, tend tilt lecture scries. Brunswick, lias been appointed James J. Mulvey, 535 Woodland merly general line foreman at liar proper aense of the infinite, in or- Monday at 7:30 p.m. and the ves- Services will be held at 9:45 a.m. beverage and dessert are provided. general line foreman of the new Ave., South Amboy, has been ap- ion Beach, will supervise tha opat* der that sia and mortality may try, » p.m. and It a.m. Sunday. A nursery is Church membership class for Old Bridge District, located on Old pointed district engineer of the ating activities in the new district be put oil." provided during both services. Sun- Mr. Goble Joined tha electric utili- Explorer Scouts will meet Tues- children and youth meet Monday News-Same* Director Bridge-F.nglishtown Rd., Madison new Old Bridge district. He former- day church school starts at 9:45 at 7 p.m.: Laytonian Club at the Township. Mr. Gatsch will super- ly was junior engineer in the com- ty In 1940 at Lakewood. Ha waf apU ChnrcH day at 7:39 p.m. a.m. Children's church serv- pany's May Division headquarters an electrician's mats In the Se* dkrtd., Mattel home of Miss Bessie Lyle, Valley Of Jthovah's Conclave vise the work schedule of all line- On Wednesday there will be ice for youngsters from four to Dr., 8 p.m.; Commission on Stew- men operating in the new district in Union Beach. In his new post, bees during World War II. He vai -Rev ,-Oila»rt-Wett. Pastor Holy Communion at 9 a.m. and six yean of age is conducted dur- which will service II municipalities, Mr. Mulvey will supervise the elec- appointed a line foreman at Uaiaa Morning worship service Sunday ardship and Finance in the lecture The Watclilower Bible and Tract the Episcopal Women of the MOII- ing the 11 o'clock service. room, 8 p.m. Society, sjwnsor of the Bible con- or portions of them, in Middlesex tric utility's engineering activities Beach in 1954 and became general Is at II a.m. with the pastor brlnfr mouth District will conduct a Monday, at 7 p.m. the Junior The nominating committee meets vention of Jehovah's Witnesses to County and the western portion of in the netv district, lie attended line foreman in 1059, He ii marrtet ing the message. Bible School con- Quiet Day from II a.m. to 2 p.m. choir will rehearse. Monmoulh County. He formerly Newark College of Engineering and to the farmer Emmeline VanBrua^ venes at I:4S a.m. with classes for Tuesday at s p.m. he held at the PJalnficId High In the evening intermediate and Circle No. 3 will sponsor a rum- Chapel choir rehearses Wednes- School, Mar. Hi-IS, has named was a line foreman in the electric Is married to tliu former Miss Ann Lakewood. They have two " all ages. The pastor will bring the senior choirs will rehearse at 7:34 mage sale Monday and Tuesday, utility's Union Beach District. He Quinlan, South Amboy. They have ters, Janice and Phyllis. message at the evening worship day at 7 p.m.; crusader choir, 8 Dennis Bennett, Har.let, to head the p.m. and the A.A.s will meet at from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Anyone p.m.; official board meeting, I convention's news-service depart- service at 7 p.m. 9 p.m. having any items to be picked p.m. ment. Jonathan Forman (II) toa of BiMe Study and prayer hour It up may contact the chairman. Mrs. Junior choir rehearsal is Thurs; on Wednesday at I p.m. The pastor •ayvlaw PrtsayttrlM Chard) Dorothy Rinear, 147 Broad St., Mr. Bennett, who also ii pre- Samuel (8) was boru In MM; Ml day at 2:45 p.m.'; mid-week serv- siding minister of tha Keyport Con- will be in charge. ' Matawan. ice, 7 p.m.; senior choir rehearsal; wife wu Margaret Wyckoff. Ha Youth Fellowship Night l» Thurs- gregation, will oversee the prer>- Old Names In Monmouth held a Judgesliip and was a True- ' ' ' Re*. Francis Osterstock 8 p.m. aration of convention news releases day at T:M p.m. Pastor • The Holmdel Church lee of Tennent; his children wen Rev. Andrew A. Burkhardt, Pastor Secant Baptist Chareh for the many newspapers and radio Junior hi choir rehearses Thurs- station! in Ilia eight-county area Samuel (8) son of Aaron (4) was Samuell (22); Eleanor (2)); Pete* day at 7 p.m.; junior and senior Sunday School convenes at 9:45 MS Atlantic St., Keypart Quention H. W. W. Freehold that U covered by Jehovah's Wit- born In 1662, ha died In 1740. He (24); John (25); Jonathan Jr. (M)| hi choirs, 6:45 p.m.; senior choir, a.m. and morning worship is at 11 Rev. Nicholas J. Tate. Pastor With tha interesting articles on Ezekiel (27); William (21); Mary i HaU, SI DlvWea St o'clock. nesses New Jersey Circuit No. 5. General Fornian'a activities, please •II Sheriff of Monmouth County 7:30 p.m. The Junior Ushers will sponsor Assisting Mr. Bennett in the con- (29) and Sheriff David (30). A written review on the previous ' World Day of Prayer service will The Missionary .Society will meet a bake sale Saturday afternoon at give more details on the Fornian in 1695. Ha married Mary Wllbore four weeks' school material will Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the home tho Civic League, beginning at 12 vention assignment are several of Rhode Island, their children To be continued (This Old Moa> he held at St. Mary's Episcopal members of the local congregation, family. mouth of Ouri-Hornor) take up the tint half of the Minis- Church, Keyport, Friday at 1:30 of Mrs. Wilson Conover. o'clock noon. wera Samuel (10); Jonathan (II); The Ladies Aid Society meets including Rose Marie Baylis, Ser- Answer: The origin of this ap- try School, Thursday, after which p.m. Sunday School begins at 9 30 ena Anderson jr., Francis Mess, pellation Is lost'" it appears in Hannah (12); Mary <1J); Rebecca If married persons file separata there will be a discussion of the Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. in the fel- a.m.; morning worship, 11 a.m.; Young peoples' communicant's lowship hall. Bonnie Waite, Mary Lou Redman many forms, in thu English For- (14); Aaron (15); Capt. John (16): federal Income tax returns far 1M1 teview questions and answers. The class meets Saturday at 19 a.m. evening service, 7:30 p.m. and the minister's, wife, Vani'a. man, Fnrmon, Firman, ^»t) rear- Joseph. (17); E/ekiel (18). and one electi to Itemize deduc- ministry development class follows Wednesday the Rifle) Club meets Morning choir rehearses at 7:30 Church school classes meet Sun- They will'care for the typing and man: in the Danish Formann: In Thomas (9) ton of Aaron (4) set- tions, the other must also itemiaa at 8:M p.m. and.will have the day at 9:30 a.m.; morning worship at 7 p.m. on the indoor range. p.m. Monday and senior choir at Junior choir rehearses Thursday proofreading work. the Dutch Foreman; the French tled, in Monmouth near Freehold, his deductions. If one itemise* 'theme "Prophesying with God's at II a.m. to be attended by the 8 p.m. Wednesday. Fourmont; the Swedish Felirman; deductions the other may not take Girl Scouts. There will be special at 7 p.m.: senior choir, 7:45 p.m. Prayer service is on Friday from Commenting on the function of on thu Burlington Rd. In 1691; he Loyal Organization." this department, Mr. Bennett said, the German Fuhrman and Furman; married Mary Allen. the standard deduction. music by the junior and youth Friday at 7:45 p.m. the young 7:30 until 8:30 p.m. The public is and Anglo-Saxon Farman and Fara- There will be no public Bible people will meet under the guid- invited to attend. "It Is to provide the news media talk this Sunday. At 4:15 p.m. choirs. The sermon topic will be man, and iU Latinized rendering "Making God Real." A congrcga ance of Mrs. Arthur Johnson and Communion service is held the and trie public at largo with ac- however, the Watchtower Study Miss Lynn Kissel. curate information about the ac- Foremannus, which last Is again tlonal meeting will be held at 12 second Sunday of each month. sometimes Formes. The name ap- will be held, using the Feb. 1, issue o'clock noon in the fellowship hall. Special services will be held as an- tivities of Jehovah's Witnesses, of the Bible study aid. The sub- Calvary Meihadlat Church their beliefs and the Bible educa- pears as the above forms and var- Board of Trustees meets at 7:30 nounced. iants in America between 11*30 and ject to be considered is, "Are you p.m. ThM St., Keypad tional work that they perform in Cliffwood Auto Repair Reasonable About Religion?" Rev. Harry R, Pine, Pastor Cllffmoad Cemmuaity 185 countries of tha world." 171)0. In New Jersey there were several families of the name be- At S p.m. the Tuesday Bible Board of Deacons meet Monday World Day of Prayer service will Methodist Church at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Richard Lee Scott, Pastor fore 1700. But the racial origin of study groups will meet to consider be in St. Mary's Episcopal Church the Fornian family of Monmoulh, material in the -text hook "Let Boy Scout Troop 10 and Explor- Friday at 1:30 p.m.; youth choir World Day of Prayer will be ob- Shore Accountants To (Jiffwood Ave, Cliffwood ing Post 10 meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. served Friday at 1:30 p.m. in St. so long and so continuingly prom- Your Name Be. Sanctified" at , Girl Scout Troop 211 meets Wed- rehesrsal, 7 p.m.; adult choir re- Hear National Aide inent in all walks of life is definite- Kingdom Hall in Keypart; a At- hearsal, 8 p.m. Mary'« Episcopal Church, Keypart. nesdsy at 3 p.m. and al 8 p.m. in Calvary Methodist ly established as English. The fam- lantic Ave. and Ml Wilson Ave.. "What We See in Jesus" will be H.M. Russell, a member of the ily has been especially distinguish- LOwcll 6-6325 Matawan; 2 Call Dr., Hailet; M Grace Methedisl Chares the sermon topic at tha 10:45 a.m. Church, South Amboy. National Association of Account- Sunday morning worship is at 9 ed in war, politics, medicine, and Prospect Ave., Cliffwood; 8 Mon- St. James PI. worship service Sunday; church ant's chapter relations staff, will merchandising. In the Revolution moulh Ave.. Port Monmoulh and Uaiaa Beaeb school, 9:30 a.m.; second session a.m.; church school, 19 a.m.; Billy attend tha meeting of tile North Graham movie in South River High the family was markedly patriotic- the home of Arthur Palmer, Middle Rev. Eldrich C. Campbell of the School of Missions, 8 to 7:45 Jersey Shore Chapter at Josephs no other in the county contributed Rd., North Centerville. p.m.; Intermediate Youth Fellow- School, 7:30 p.m Restaurant, West Long Branch, Pastor Monday the W.S.C.S. will attend moro largely to the common Tonight at 7:30 p.m. is the first ship, 6:30 p.m.; High School Youth Monday. The purpose of his visit cause, none was richer in individ- Automatic Transmission IMM Hebrew CMajragMHa. Fellowship, 7 p.m. the first anniversary of the Union J to review chapter operations. in mid-week lentcn services to be •Beach W.S.C.S. ual services. Md every'Ttiiirsday dtlring'Lent i The monthly meeting of the>Wom- Mr. Russell, a m enib er of The Rev. John Fonnan (I), of » Rabbi H. O.h en'* Society will be held Monday M.Y.F.'meets Sunday, Mar. 13 at the church. at 7:30 p.m. in Calvary Church, N.A.A. sincu 1937, joined headquar- England, had a ion Robert (2) lie S S5 Jewish War Veterans' Sabbath On Saturday the Senior MYF is at 8 p.m. ters staff in November 1957 us an was born in England, but passed will be marked. Friday at 8:30 . Bible Study Group meets Wed- South Amboy. going to Belford to take part In Methodist Men's Club will meet administrative assistant for chapter over to Holland where he married p.m. when the sermon topic will Christian Witness service. nesdays at 7:30 p.m. relations. The North Jersey Shore Joanna, lie returned to England Underrating 15 ,be "The Lasting''in Patriotism." Monday, Mar. 19, at 8 p.m. On Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Sunday The Faith Reformed Church Chapter, chartered November 1961. and emigrated to America, lie first Kiddush will;.' be pronounced by School will be held for children in Reformed Church of Keyport is one of IC'I chapters with over located in Flushing, of which he All Makes and Models Repaired, Rebuilt Corey Siegel. Preceding the ser- Middle Rd. and Poole Ave. the kindergarten and upwards and Hazlet Warren SI., Keypart 0,000 members and promotes fel- was u Patentee in 1045, lie htiU a vice there will be a brief veteran's Rev. John 11. Sharpe, Pastor lowship, accounting education, and And Resealed at 11 a.m. regular church service Rev. Thcodoro C. Muller. Pastor son Aaron (4) who married Doro- ceremony, including a salute to will be held and a nursery is pro- The Ladies Aid Far and Near So- research in the accounting field for thy, he was born in 11137. He re- the flag and a prayer by Saul Dia- Senior choir rehearsal is Thurs- ciety will meet Thursday at 8:15 vided. At 6:31) p.m. Junior MYF day at 8 p.m. accountants in this area. moved to Monmouth in 1G88; his mond, commander. At Oncg Shab- will be held for grades sixth p.m. at the church house with children were: Aaron (H( l ik« Holy Communion will be cele- Thar* la • email.monthly maintenance charge on Special brated Monday and Tuesday at 8 Checking Accounts. a.m.; Wednesday at 10 a.m.; Thurs- day al 8 a.m.; Friday and Satur- the car that gives you more to be happy about ) day at 6:ID and 8 a.m. respectively. Aak (or Information regarding the different lypea of Senior choir rehearsal Is Thurs- More car for your money when you buy, moro money for your car when you trjuM •Mounts. day at 7 p.m. That's our Jet-smooth Chevrolet with rich, comfortable interiors that male* you fttl It. Jeha'a MelhodUl Church Senfh Mala St., kind of pamriered. Body by Fisher craftsmanship that pleases the perfectionist In jroa. Rarliaa Tewashlp Rev. Norman R. Riley, Pastor Vigorous V8's or a saving-savvy G you'll fjet a kick out of bossing. Space (and howl), Sunday worship services arc ai grace and a ride ao gentle you'll think all the bumps* have gone into hiding. Cornel i a.m., 1:30 a.m. aad I' a.m. FARMERS AND MERCHANTS Church ichool meets at 9: JO and tmde-in time, you still sit prelty because you're handing: over a Chevrolet II a.m. The svening service Is .icld at 7; JO o'clock. Intermediates meet —which year after year brings a higher resale return than any other full- NATIONAL BANK for tha sixth, sevtnth and eighth gradea at 1:45 p.m.; Senior Method- size car in its field* More? Plenty-aa ,-, n-j^^vru niL VDAICT Matawan ist Youth Fellowship, 7:10 p.m.; your dealer'll happily tick off for you. Jfi l-oHIUUlll tlWf HI/LEI Post High School M.Y.P., 7:30 p.m s>Biwd M ui«d Mr pilot published In Iht NtHonal flelhacmane Lutheran Church .Automobile Dtilors Association USED CAR GUIDE. Maplo PI., Kvyporl Rev. Frederick lions, pastor Sec. the vein Clicnrolal at fioiir local authorized'ChevroletNeuter's Church sorvievs on Sunday arc held at 8:III) a.m., »: 4S a.in, mid II a,in, Church .school meets al !M!i a.m. MarRativlllu ftlet.Kidis* Miurclt JOHNSON - GIBB MOTOR CO. Men! AM Mast aM«m Uaa la MaitmtuNi Oowtlf - a*iikU*k* ISM Marganvllh) Mtmtwr r«*r«t m*ftV' wevti al 10 a.m. THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, Mardi 8, 1962 The Poisonous Tide Proclamation WHEREAS, a Joint Resolutioi of the New Jersey Legislature has declared Uie week of Mar. •' through 10, 1962, as "Save You Vision Week" dedicated to the theme, "Better Vision For A Ful Prtaodrjr Cooty Asjeat ler Life"; and From time to time I remind you WHEREAS, the New Jersey O[> about the gardening and home tometric Association and the Amer THE TICKER TAPE parade in New York for Lt. Col. grounds advice you can get at no ican Optometric Association, which John C. Glenn jr. was a dandy and I'm sure lie enjoyed cost from your county asricullur." sponsor "Save Your Vision Week' every golden minute of it ... but, oh, I'll bet he regretted agent. He is s member tH the for the purpose of reminding anc Rutfen College of Agriculture who informing the public concerning it at the Waldorf when those politicians started off in high works sad lives in your county. the conservation and improvement gear . . . He'd probably have preferred to slay at the Boy Farmers tor years have relied of vision, dedicate this year's ob- Scout affair which was underway on the roof at the same upon the county agent as s source servance to the theme, "Better Vi time . . . (Aside to Commissioner Flynn) That was a real ofiafonnsUan backed by solid re- sion For A Fuller Life"; and ATIOMAt (OITOftfAt search at the College. In increas- WHEREAS, the number of senioi covered dish . . . Thursday was the first clear day since ing numbers In recent years honir citizens in the State of New Jersej Feb. 17 ... February set a record of sorts when 15 days of owners have talked with him on has grown to more than a hsl. rain were recorded . . . still it was better than snow . . . Don't the phone, heard him speak at a million persons; and think we're out of the winter time yet . . , Only two years meeting or received a bulletin or WHEREAS, these senior citizen THUMDAY, MARCH t. MC circular from him. have a great deal lo offer thei ago we had eight inches of snow on tiie first day of Spring community, their state and thei . . . Mar. 21, remember . . . March will bring with it the an- teGordeaSeUiasj nation through proven ability, val nual taxpayers' gripe sessions when municipal budgets If you've never met a county uable experience and mature judg- The Poisonous Tide sgeat you can do so beginning ment; and are aired at public hearings . , . Many are scheduled to Dw M*min|ly tndlea flow of human and Industrial Saturday snd continuing until Mar. WHEREAS, aging bring! abou come up for public hearings this week and next . . . Next waste into our ana riven and atreams has become more |g at the International Flower Show certain normal physiological chang- time, check that item "reserved for uncollected taxes" . . , In the New York Coliseum. You es in the eyes, making it necessary than natur* can handle. Sanitary engineers are working can do more than meet him; you it represents an additional burden that is placed on the tax (a use vision aids; and paying taxpayer to make up for the taxes not paid by others. to item tlw "poisonous tide" but they have been hampered can try to stump him with a garden- WHEREAS, the science of optom by a shortage of adequate facilities. ing question. elry has made great strides THE BOROUGH OF Union Beach appears to be having through research in developing new - Then la good reason for the existence of this problem Rutgers and Cornell have teamed plenty of problems, not the least of which is the tax rate In many areas. One of the major factors is that the popu- up for the fifth year to present and better corrective lenses, sub- an exhibit at the show. County normal vision aids, and contacl forecast for 1962. One of the reasons for'that $4.35 estimated lation explosion is winning the race over modernization of agents from both New Jersey and lenses, thus helping to make it pos rale is that 20 pel- cent of the property owners didn't pay old fadlitiaLand construction of new treatment plants. New York, alone with specialists sible for senior citizens to use thei: valuable assets to the fullest; their taxes last year. That's one out of every five. If every- Natun itself could do the job when our communities from the two universities, will be body paid their taxes in Union Beach, a saving of about wen not so'dose together, and were was enough space be- on duty behind an "information NOW THEREFORE, I, RICH please" counter on the third flour. ARD J. HUGHES, Governor of the 80 cents could be effected in the tax rate . . . And that ain't tween tba cities to allow the water to cleanse itself natural- State of New Jersey, do hereby bay . . . Watch for the borough to make every effort to get The exhibit area itself will throw proclaim ly. Today the waste discharge from many cities loads the the spotlight on better lawns, an East Point on the tax rolls before the end of this year . . . water with substances that kill the cleansing underwater especially timely, and apparently, Looking Backward MAR. 4 - 10, I9G2 AS The Natco tract also could be put to referendum lo relin- growth, use the purifying oxygen and clog filtering gravels timeless, topic. SAVE YOUR VISION WEEK quish citizens' rights and put on the selling block too . . . on the river bed with filth. Most of the time county agents in the State of New Jersey, dedi don't enjoy such an exotic setting. Sale of the water works might not be so outlandish as it * In many local areas treatment' facilities are over- cated to the theme "Belter Vision may first, appear either. . . No matter, it looks like it's going whelmed. II the capacity is insufficient to handle the nor- On working days you can get in For A Fuller Life"; the dissemina touch with the Monmouth County Fifty Years Ago the main subject of discussion tlon of information to senior cili to be a tough year all around . . . Officials will do as much mal flow, torn* of the waste material must be poured into agent at his office in Freehold. (Issue Thursday, Mar, 7, 1912). the meeting of the Township Com zens lo help make their later years mittee last night, at which time ill as they possibly can to ease the situation . . . But it will be tb* river in a raw state, receiving no treatment at all.. More Son For Gyaura A special action! meetinK was greater years through improve up to John Q. to show some reasonableness and patience House plant questions keep com- held in the Graded School Tuesday ordinance for said system came u; vision; and commending the optom Where new equipment has been provided and modern night, .between 7:30 and 8:tt for third and final reading. while the process is continuing. methods employed, up to 90 per cent of the organic matter ing in. Mrs. H.M.A., Hacketts- etrists of New Jersey for their ef to;vn. sounds discouraged about o'clock, and twenty-eight persons Offering his record of the pas forts in encouraging, through this can be removed before the effluent Is discharged into the her Gynura, also known as purple voted to authorize an issue of twenty-five years in the office ol educational activity, all senior cit- ODDS 'N ENDS . . . Worth repeating is that tip con- liver. If every town and city bad these modem installations velvet plant. bonds to the value of $8,000 for the Surrogate of Monmouth County izens to enjoy their golden years cerning junk mail. If you're fed up with it the best way to tha> «w'««'««g It per cent would be nmoved through na- Us leaves droop snd finally die. purpose of buying a plot of ground Joseph L. Donahay made the firsi to the fullest. end the daily deluge is to answer it. When you answer your Mrs. A. enclose* s plant label that to cost $125 and erecting and equip- public announcement that he woukl GIVEN, under my hand and the tural filtration. ping a school house, therm* at a be a candidate for re-nomination first letter you automatically become a member of Ihe Na- says this plant grows best in full Great Seal of the Slate of tional Association for Answering Junk Mail. Here's how: T1>* Job of supplying this new equipment must be done and partial shade and needs lo be cost net exceeding, $7,775. There is at a mass meeting in Sea Brighi New Jersey, this twenty by aoch iodividual community. In the bayshore area, Mata- no question but that a new school last Saturday night. eighth day of February in When you receive your daily delivery, cautiously open the watered liberally. ia needed for the Cliffwood schol- s, Kcyport, Keanshtirg and Madison Township an rueet- The trig bonk in our floriculture The forensic ability of Prof. F. (SEAL) the year of Our Lord one 'postal inspection' flap and remove the business reply en- ars snd hai been needed badly for Howard Lloyd and his eloquent or thousand nine hundred and thia thalknge. How about the other communities? department disagree*. It soys a number of years. The vote was velope or card (leave the other junk to be returned to the Gynura needs bright light and atorical power makes him In < sixty-two, and in the Inde- unanimous, about one-half of 'Me pendence of the United sender—he may have use for it). "Now replace the flap and should be kept only fairly moist ballots being cast by residents of slant demand as a speaker and sel Jurmaa, a Democrat. He was elect- dom does a week pass that he Is not States, the one hundred on the card or blank merely write, 'No, Thanks. Please re- It'll be Interesting to find out the Cliffwood section of the town- and eighty-sixth. ed to the township committee in which one Gynura Itself proves called up to address one or more move my name from your mailing list.' Be polite—but firm. 1957 and wu re-elected in IMS to ship. hi Richard J. Hughes At this point, either tape or glue the return card or envelope Health Hints correct, the label with its advice and frequently several gatherings. Governor • aecond tkree-year term. for shade, or the big book at Rut- Two barge loads of brick were Fresh eggs are 19 cents a dozen to the original container. Now, for election to the elite or The Madison mayor is a native gers that prescribes bright light. shipped by the New Jersey Com- at the AAP Store BY THE GOVERNOR: pany on Tuesday, this being the this weekend upper crust department of NAAJM, place on those letters of Hoboken. He graduated from St. Other specials are potatoes, 1! /s/ Robert J. Burkhardt Kmp Him Around Michael's High School, Union City, first shipment to leave the plant pounds for 19 cents; fresh spinach, Secretary of Slate not already so marked, 'AIR MAIL.'" Note:' Postage on along the creek since New Years. the return mail must be paid by the originator. This is fair, By Mctwct >. Newjohn, M D thea attended a techakal school to three pounds for 17 cents; iceberg learn photc-engraving. For the put Wilson To Run Two large barge- loads ol coal were lettuce, large head, nine cents Mac* W» cancer Ins been kill- towed in the same day. ince he wants an answer. 17 years he has been a photo-en- (continued from page one) legs of lamb, 21 cents a pound. graver for the New York World- Uon that year and lo a three-year During Monday night a snow pancake flour, Aunt Jemima, two Area SougTik "along tana it wu i storm prevailed, and about an inch East Point also were inundated by Telegram and Sun. Me also Is a term in 1859. packages for 17 cents; fresh fi 1 lei (continued from pace one) he flood danger proved real, larded HI "woman's disease member of the Photo-engraver's of snow fell. The sun's ray.s caused of haddock, 23 cents a pound. Trucks were used to remove per- the wind-driven bay waters which Th» reason It not that cancer _ Councilman Vernon A. Ellison, Oilier school districts resumed nor- Union M New York and his election the other Republican incumbent a Kood part of it to disappear dur- The aroma of the smouldering; sons from houses near the beach reached peak tide at 8 a.m. and 8 ; proving tickle to id lint love, but ing Tuesday, but on Wednesday, mal school activities. p.m. Tuesday. to the board of freeholders will whose term will expire Dec. 31, bon fire and the barrage of smoke Stale police reported that nearly rout and rescue operations contin- feat women are reflating Ha aln- make him the first present member announced yesterday he would be there was another fall, the ground which have wafted from the yards ued through Tuesday night and At peak tides Tuesday night, ' later advances. being covered. five feet of water broke across of that body who belongs to a union. a candidate for re-election. He of those who have been unable to Route .IS, just south of Ihe Morgan Wednesday morning when boats when waters surged over many By ktiag oa nurd agaiaat Uvee ia Laofeaee, Harbor promptly received the endorsement Samuel C. Towler has purchased put off the desire to clean up, is a Bridge, rendering the major thoro- were employed to take residents lo thorofaies in Union Beacli, over ear's conquest of Ihem, women are of Mr. Bucco and the Republican an Overland automobile for use in positive sign that spring is ap fare Impassable to traffic during safety. 50 persons were evacuated from The mayor lives ia Laurence Har- his livery business. He proposes to proaching. Assistance at the evacuation ceu- hclpiag theswelwa to laaaer Hves. bor. He was active in Democratic county executive committee. peak tides Tuesday and Wednes- their homes. l£vacuees were taken SfH-damlaatlaa • as' a aaattcr of Appointed To Council add more, if he finds there are day. The area, left unprotected dur- er was supplied by the Salvation to the Union Beach Fire Co. Fire club circle* before being chosen for demands for them. The Board of Chosen Freehold- regular taatlaa has raaaHid la the the township committee. He also Mr. Ellison was appointed to the ers have had the lake side of the ing northeast storms, often is in- Army, Ihe Red Cross and members House. Union Ave. and by charter- diaeavary ol many eancera in early, council in 1959 by former Mayor A large cherry tree, which stood undated by tide watcra of Raritan of the Monmouth County Organija- ed bus lo the Port Monmouth ia affiliated with a number of vet- on Ihe side of W. E. Preston's house approach to the bridge on Lake aad caraMa abifai, with reported erans and fraternal organizations. Ralph R. Dennis when Mr. Dennis Lefferts protected from the wash Bay. .ion for Social Service. In addi- School, a central relief point. took over as mayor to replace Mr. in Morganville, was blown over by ion, the CD director reported as- : coaaesjueat tavlag of at leaA Jt, The mayor has iatimated that he the brisk gale on Saturday night. when the windj from the west are Police Tuesday night reported m lives a year. Schanck, resigned, snd left s va- high, by placing a filler of brick sistance was received from IOCJI Front St.. Union Ave.. Brook Ave., will resign Us poet oa the town- Tuesday night of last week Morgan • Commuting ship committee, M elected so the cancy on the council. Mr. Ellison bats thereon. scout units and from Raritan Town- Second. Third, Fourth, Fifth and Man ahaaM fallow a aiiaUar pat was chosen, for a three-year term thieves again visited Marlboro and tam ol lately; their womenfolk board of freeholders and upon tak- Heuser and Heuser have moved ship which supplied its mobile Sixth Sts. and Pine Sts. inundated, ia the general election of 199*. broke in Abbott Worthley's and When tides reached their peak communications center. should orgt (hem at da aa. The ing the county office. It is learned James H. Baird'g places of busi- their law office from the Centra Tuesday morning, the right-of-way by the surging, wind-whipped lid-. ; aim should be aa annual physical that HaraM A. Smith, Cheescquake, Mr. Ellison now is chairman of ness, the railroad station and the Building lo Odd Fellows' Hall, on of the Central Railroad of New Jer- Severe damage was reported ts. Water again invaded loir lying the township attorney, is studying the fire committee of the council the main floor. sey was partially inundated be- along the beachfront where a por- portions of Ihe borough yesterday ehackup, and, tome aathoriiies and has served on the finance, and postoffice. They did considerable •ay. a twice-yearly lung x-ray for the legal need for Mayor Phillips damage but got very little money Firemen were called out las' tween Keansburg and Union Beach. tion of Ihe recently repaired steam- morning. to reugn his post with Ihe govern- sewer and water committees. He Passengers using trains that were boat dock was lorn away. In addi- tsata over 41, cowplad with person- is an e*-fire chief. He has operated or goods. This is Ihe second time night lo subdue a grass fire on 'he al vlgltaace agalast aew grewtht ing body ia the event of his taking the posloffice has been entered George Barrett tract, formerly hailed by the flood waters were ion. police reported (hat approxi- the county office. The presumption a laundry business IS years and is aken to connections by bus. mately 10 boardwalk amusement Ktyport a lifelong resident of Matawan and within a year. known as the Terhune farm. The is that it would be impossible lor fire did not spread to the buildings Bayshore area commuters using stands were knocked down,by the Eteraal vigilance is not only the a graduate of Matawan Schools. Jay Duncan has returned to Flooding conditions in Kcyport the mayor to hold two elective of- Blairstown Academy after having at was first feared it might. he Jersey Central Lines trains to surging bay waters. ice of Marty. K is Om < Hi* first public office was on the Water depth to points several were reported at high tides Tues- fices at one time, both of which are borough election board. He resides spent the week-end here with his Mr. and Mrs. Thomas WHslead New York ' encountered delays irtilch, la advancing years, we salaried. spent the week-end in New York when high tides halted normal fer- ilocks from the beachfront were day and Wednesday on West Front at 24 Monroe SI. parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dun- St. where Cottrell's Restaurant. Ihe Mutt freely spend to prewrv* and Should the Republicans elect two can. ' Saturday evening, together with Ihe ry crossings to Liberty St. in lower estimated at five feet by police and ••Joy life. candidates this year, the matter of Mr. Wilson was elected lo the members of an out-of-town bridge Manhattan. Ferry service was dis- CD personnel engaged in rescue OD- Keyport Marina, Ye Cottage Inn Mayor Phillips leaving the govern- Malawaa Township Board of Edu- club to which they belong, they rupted until the tides subsided. trillions. The water inundated near- and other commercial establish- ing body could become a serious catm in 1HI aad was its president Fifty rears Ags attended the performance of "The Service across the Hudson River ly SO per cent of the borough, mov- ments were inundated. Flood ire*! one tor the Democrats as there ia 1*» and lfM. His first entry into (Issue Thursdsy, Feb. 29, 1!U2) Cat and the Fiddle." was disrupted again by high tides rig inland up Carr Ave. to well also were reported on East Front municipal politics was in INS as a The Westminster Kennel Club yesterday morning. ast Muplcwood Ave., more than a St.. where at least six stores ir Motor Vehicle would be a vacancy to be filled the business district were flooded with a 2-2 partisan split on the GOP primary candidate. held its thirty-sixth annual >' the storm evacuated nearly 29 The surging tides swept over the Itates. tssssseaiag a valid driver I far ra-elecUon to the with Peggy. These pups were rais- were not looking with favor on nd-one-half hours, Ho waded II years ss a division foreman. municipalities which were not hrough knee-deep water for nearly wrsons from low-lying sections ol sewage disposal plant, undergoing . tin—Hire, No Republi- ed by Mr. Terhune and are very renovation at Ihe present time. orate a staler vtWdt aa a tourist eaaahadMadasyet. During s period of residence In helping themselves. He said it had i mile to get to the nearest phone he borough Tuesday when lid.il high class. flooding threatened their homos. while la Laureaee Harbor, he served on the been Ihe policy ot the Council the o call help. It took the three-hour Litter, brought by the swollen police reserves of that community. The Street and Water Committee first ol the year to be as lenient period for waters to recede enough ~)nc family of twelve, including bay, gathered on Beach Park and A-Amlstal at the United Mates He wu a township resident when of the Council was requested to as possible. The ISM taxes were in so a relief train could come in inoe infants, were given shelter in was left strewn on First SI. and who It preperty Uoaattd ia Ha raai- Call On County on the school board, but later re- recommend as soon as possible a line for sale last July and the tax with police and medical personnel he Harris Gardens Fire House. East Front St. by the receding •BRdWmIf anaMtotfassM; . aMslfHMf almWfl'•/tICWM A• gsJJggsaajsafusjjjj*j .sumed residence in the borough, method to subdue the dust on Main payers were not giving the co-oper- o aid the passengen and tow away Throughout the day, gale-force tides. Al peak tide Tuesday night, vehicle at a taariat. at aad tkroai* feaatiaued from page one) Ms address beuMj II Center Ave. Street until such times as the Board ation they should. !te stranded (rain. winds broke electric wires causing water reached a height of more all countries that are York aad Long Branch Railroad The borough caundl is now div- of Freeholders takes hold. nany sections of the borough to he than two feet outside the Ye Cot- so impravc the bridge on Atlantic Greatly to the surprise nf all tkt Geneva, ided M, so Mr. Ellison and Mr. Monday we had all kinds of vte.a- present, Dr. C. Knecht, who has ,'ithout power. An emergency gen- tage Inn, police repoiled. Traffic," at It* Ave. across Us right-of-way. Wilson seek to hold the line for the ther and it was one of the most dis- been an active phyiician in Mata Keansburg rator had to be placed in use in Members of the Keyport Klwanis that yst The Bridge, a narrow, wood- Republican tide, prevent the loss agreeable days of the year, A snow wan and vicinity for more than 'Olice headquarters when power Club met in their regular session AutomabUa . tanked, humpbacked taan is lo of any more seats lo the Demo- storm prevailed part of the day and Keansburg, hnrdesl hit in the 'lies on Front St. and Dock St. at the Ye Cottage Inn at 6:30 p.m. 1 forty years, tendered his rvsigna p America* AaaamsWIt Tearing Al fated aa a msjar access road crats, so the GOP can have hopes weather moderating, rain set lion as Horough Physician to the 'flysliore area by the severe north- » ent down. Emergency crews from Tuesday. Their meeting never Nance, wha havt aaaa owstgaotai leading to the new Malaw.u ef regaining control of the munici- During ths night we had s Mayor and Council at their meet- aster, set up an emergency cvac- he Jersey Central Power and Light reached the order of business and by the United Natlaaa la tease the Ragisaal High school, scheduled pal aovernmeat in IMS. thunder shower (and a hard one) ing Tuesday night. lation shelter at Ihe Keansbuig "a. were dispatched to the scene tn the members had to cut shorl their •a open la Itatember. The lown- accompanied by lightning. Public School, Fronds PI, By Weo- lenr the urea as soon as possible, dessert and wade through six in- laternatlaatl driver acsati th*> The lakes and ponds in Ihe vl lesdny morning, over 120 persons BNISl MCHMPMQF ]W VMM (tfiWf eWn pltaa to stare legal espeoon W. J. Cheek has opened a new »licc reported. ches of water leaving Ihe building, of the PUC actlea with Matawaa cinity of Matawan were frozen over ml been sheltered In lite school. when members ql the Keyport Fire •KWrlM «!•• yVol VJaTTW •• • ge^gaW* fish msrket st Oak Shades and will for the first time during the winter Tlood waters inundated Route 35 Priaary serve first-class fish at popular Edwnrd Kudlow, Keansburg Civil it East Crtck, east of Union Beach, Department advised them the cur- •wy coiwiqr. A tt * " " chool district on Thursday morning, Ihe ther Defense Director, sold evacuations rent was to be shut off before the (csstiaued tram paa* one) prices. Wagons lo Matawan every momrter registering 17 degrees s well as low lying areas on Front Mayor Noraaaa E. Wood aa- Wednesday and Friday, beginning ' iegnn late Tuesday afternoon when water reached It. CMlM MM) -Maty Ml MCMrVI wood, aad George E. Hausmann, above zero at 7 a.m. The swans on St. Streets leading off sections of saaeod that Tewaship EagJacer Clifrwoad Beach. Township Com- March I—wait tor Ihe wagon. A. J. Lakf Matawan walked the entire Karl HcvseH T reportertpottd ha wilill mitteeman Sismuad Kowslskl filed ampbcll. Manager, adv. length of tin: lake looking for en approve draauge plant lor see- for the Republican nominitloa. Mr. During the year 1911 Registrar (if open space in which to paddle and S one through four of Aadover Kowalski, completing his first Vital Statistics William A. Roilgc.'s returned to their shelter without Park, a psrUoa of Levitt and three-year term, is unopposed for cports for Matawan Borough thai being successful. Phillips Running Son's ttrathmore-at-Matawan, pro- the GOP nomination. [here were fourteen marriages, (cotmwed from paat em) -""• a- *lee- o„f fiv...e. pe„, r cen,„,t o„f Finding of coal In the vicinity of Mr. Hickman, a resident of the wenty-lwo births and twcnly-six Checscquakc near Route 4, nbotit enngresssjaa from UW aewly-crest- Ike eaUmaMd coat of construction township for the past seven years, deaths. ed district ia MMdlcftU County. is submitted snd plans are half w»y bet wren Matawan lind is a special policeman anil a mem- During the gale on Washington's South Amboy, by government en- Mayor Phillip* will run on the approved by Ihe Monmoulh County ber of the Klrst Aid S<|uml, He illrllulny the westerly gahle end ol regular organization ticket endors Planning Hoard. Mayor Wood al.io girs who have bren making Is employed by s k II Mill Supply he Aberdeen brick stable was soundings for the proposed ship ed by OsvM T. Wilenti, Perth Am- announced receipt of a check for Co,, Perth Amboy. blown In. The same day near 1173,1 from the Levitt firm lo canal IxHwec/i Rttrltun Bay and boy, Democratic national commit- NrsMml 13 Years Chcescquake a barn on Mr. Snook's the Delnware River hns revived tecman. Mr.. Patten head* this tick- reimburse the lownship for work Mr. llmisiniinn, n resident for farm and a barn on what was the dene by Herbert H. Smith Asso- many Maries of coal In this vicini- et and Jassak It. Costa, Edison; the past 15 years is employed by Thorp* place were also blown ty. and William J. Warren, Wood- :,, township planning con- down. Western Elvclrlc Co,, Kcarny. lie Special unit1 of cigarettes is ad- bridge, will be Mayor rMHIf*' run sukaats, oa Ihe development, Is a drpuly building inspector In Hie Frwhold Trujl Company. « Oiilitninbiir'a Dynamic »8 offrr$ And Otdsmobilt'i fainoui Itoeket OldtmoHIt in noteti for nlnu mates for freeholder. Resign *>«• PtaaaMsj Board vertised by the A&l> this weekend. Ifdii (i lot more tar limit Ihe lie lux* Ihu township and a member ol banking institution In which HIP A rnrlon costs $1.25. Oilier spa'lal'i V-H Hngiiu It ilaiulerd high trm\t, tout •rhomaa F. Miller, Old RrMt*, a The resignations of Frederick G. the planning borml, llf nlsn Is a stockholders and directors ol the wmif/« o/ "/oic-priVa/" tmiAvtt., . tincnll \'-Xt ute a cosily option You yd trwrc mni\ry hack Wemel ami Raymond Schuct/. from an: Aln.skn red Salmon, tail enn, member ef the townihip commit- member of ihe Clllfwuml Hre Co, MoniiKxilh Title Company are pin- 27 cents; wnite meal tuna fish. III Jar rery liltli actual prirc tlitfireiiccl un many "low-f: kid" mukal whtn I/UK Irudcl fee In the early MM* and a former Ike iownehlp planning board and and (he Vtternns nf Korclcn Wnrs. llciilnrly interested, has been chin- the zoning board if adjustment cents enn; Llbhy's -orned beef, lit president «f the Madlnon lownihlp Conflicts <>n tlw Democratic side lend. ccnls s tin; Red Cl ele cotfee, 211 Mnard of«Education, la one i»f ttie respectively were tcceptud with shupe tip In fillni; for pouts on The opening gun nf the Konso- rrgrcl by the uiiiimlttoe. Mr. cents s |»und; funry crnbmcat or three (iaadldals* having regular the county executive committee, In vclt campaign In New Jersey will lohMer, 'U cents a can; bottom Republican umJoraemeiit to op- Wentcl, wh««( prrwnt term the first district, Kdwnrd R. Snvillc be flrrd in KreuRcr Auditorium, expire* IMC 31, IMU, «»ve "per- round JHII roiisl, 21 cents a puuml. pose the Phillips . Costa - Warren und V.Uiv KilmmH were fllnl UK Newark, on Friday niglil, A !>|>('rlul merlin); nf the Senior Democratfc freeholder tlcM sonal reason*" for bin deriNlon to nf lute yesterday with nn opposed W, S. Wnllact>, Kcyport, adver- * *^^^m 'rAmaammMmi aM aflU •»-'-*— (,'liiss was held, Tuesday, February wanfanl Mlswawl VI UN •rlrMff s\i\\i\ But In the second dlslrU'1, tises Last Call to Ck'ilblni; Sal*— 23, In Mile on how they were to go Mr, Miller is a sradaate of Perth Mr. Wemtt'l, a fsrmrr chairman Samuel t. Ciinziino Is oppHluil ! Men nod Youni: Men's Suits and tn Washington. It was decided tli.il Ambny MM genual tat has hern a of the pfenning hoard, had served John A, BnnKcr and Mrs. Ann Overcasts priced from HM> I* they go In one of tlw Hollo Trntmil resident w 01(1 Brldxit all hl» III* OS the hoard for Hie past «l|;ht Snvltsky. $22.50; Hoy.i' Suits mid Overrnuls, ('ompnnv'H busses. and Is a til* contractor. Ho led a $I.M to$7.Ml; sprrlul price on bath- ymm, Mr, Schrctz tulil hv. wim In the third district, Joseph K. Congressman William II. Stitphin movement designed lo mako lh.it reslitnlnK IICCUIISM (.'., was the week. mllmi-nia. No ptrtan wrw n»mril ii'itt lor I'M mate n anil Ki'yrnJil'H new niDwrnKcr rmd id /iiu'iil iif Mr. nnii Mrs. l-'ie Hie annual term as hrad nf the muatei- toajnahlp provide apanintlvo oo and L«IINarlty house responded to -visit you* IOCAI AutMoauio ointmotui OUAMTV MALM lowmhlp nfflt'eholder In IBM when with notary public ncaln anil Hint Mary Malcolm In the necoiul dis- Thirty Yvnra Ago a* wan nammi fo the rnnlag hoaid th* ninid ol (lie (owiifitil|i on llit third minimi minstrel nlimv trict, ami I'K'il T. IMimlllldi nml flume I-Tidiiy, Mnr, If, 111,12) given liisl I'i'Idiiy niglil In I lie lll;ili of adiualmcnt durlnii tho aitmlnln- changvd lo avoid • vanfimion with Annie K. lk'r|',hmi» In Iho Ihli'd Irallon of hnmet Muyor Wallor Msluwsn Horoutth, Tin' unlcr nynliMii fur Iliv l>'rcni>iiii School auditorium by Miilawaii JOHNSON-GIBB MOTOR CO., INC. - HO Main St., MIUWM lllftlrll't. necllon ol Matawmi Towimhlp wun I'onl Nu, 1711, American I.eglon, # Mwch *, THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Page Fivt Illustrated Talk On State Forests Science fair Judges Col. Schou Describes Orbit P-TA Awards Matawan Personal Items Announcement has been maim of the five Judge* for the Mala- For Science Fair N*W( Of You And Y»ur Family U Appreciated At Any Time At Woman's Club Of Matawan, Inc. wan High School Science Fair M be held in the high school audi- Reactions In England The executive board of the Mata- Alden T. Coitreli of the New Jer- Hals Modeled torium on Ihe evening* of Mar. second orbit and a decision had to wan High School Pare/it-Teacher sey Department of Conservation During (lie DO'*L month, a group Cat. Schou (• the ton of Mrs. An- Janice Mahoney celebrated her Mr. and Mrt. Arthur Little and 15 and l«. The judging will laka drew J. Schou and the brother ol be made whether he would try Association met in the high school and Economic Development was of the members made hats under place on Wednesday at 7:49 p.m. for a third. It was dinner time and Thursday evening to finalize plans fifth birthday Tuesday afternoon son, Sandy, Beaver Lake, were the direction of Miss Josephine, Mi*. Carl Bo), both of Matawan at her parents' home on Wood- weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.the guest speaker at the meeting Township. He ha* been atationed television started. Col. Schou com for the presentation of awards to Enjjlishtown. The completed spring Judges are Robert Kofoed, vica students at the science fair which brook Dr. Games and refresh- Frederick K. Dederick. of Tlie Woman's Club of Matawan, models were worn by Mrs. John- president of Fogging Unlimited. In EnJIand since June and reiidts mettled that although Mrs. Schou ments were enjoyed by Beth But- Inc.. Monday afternoon in the par- prepared an excellent dinner she will ba held next week. Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Cur- son Cartan. Mrs. Harry Clune, Red Bank; William Fischer, Sci- wUh hit wife and tan at 40 Grove ler, Cindy Lou King, Debbie and rie spent Salurday with their son, ish hall of the Trinity Episcopal Mrs. Donald Robinson, Mrs. Audi, ence Department Chairman at Way, Ether, Surrey, England. was "closer in her thoughts to the Mrs. Ludwig Polanowski, who Michael Neller, Douglas and Sandy Middlelown Township High flight, than to the task at hand." was elected to serve as acting iiilly, at Trinity Pawling School, Church. Mrs. Nealis, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Dro- According to Col. Schou, an Aim r- Smith, Kathy and Ronnie Hynes Pawling. N. Y. jjan, und Mrs. Charles Rainaud, School; Dr. Francis W. Holmaa, Icsfl abroad learnt i fecit deal After the decision far tha third president for the balance of the and Michael Mahoney. Mr. Cotlrel] illustrated his talk Mrs. Rita Laird entertained at with slides. A tour of the state of the Senior Club and Mrs. Frank Keyport; Harvey Kalz, head af about the United States, primarily orbit was made Col. Schou. contin- year after the resignation of Mrs. Graziano of the Malawan Con- Ihe Biology Laboratory, Moa- from the people he meets He says ued, "We listened to every word Franklin Schaufcle, presided al the Susan and Peter Waters and bridge Thursday night. The win-forests emphasized the types of Michael Cremeans, Woodbiook Dr., ners were Mrs. Gerard Devlin, the temporary League. Miss Josephine moulh College, Wed L o a g there la great curiosity about the Just that day the mail had brought meeting. It was announced that trees that are planted and the suit- donated a black mesh hat which Branch, and Ihe Rev. Carroll B. How an American family abroad a copy of the National Geographic Mrs. John Caracclolo will assume spent Salurday in New York. They hostess and Miss Pat McKcen. Oth- able uses for them. He explained visited Radio City, Empire Stale ers were Mrs. William Rabel, Mrs. was won by Mrs. S.B. Egfjlesto.i. Hall, rector of Trinity Episcopal tad the people they met reacted containing an article and map of the duties of both recording and the preservation of what we have Church, Matawan, who kokU • Col. Glenn's flight and this copy corresponding secretary for the Building and Greenwich Village. Frank Bliss, Mrs. Clark Moore, and the methods used to replace Members approved the pissage la the orbital fliRht of Lt Col. Mrs. W. Oliver Diggin, Matawan, Bachelor of Science Degrca k* John C. Glenn jr., is described in was consulted and passed from balance of the year. Mrs. Gerard Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Frederick the growth In the event of fire and of a bill on the control of billboard Chemistry from Boston Unlverst- hand to hand as the excitement Gardner will act as chairman of Dcderick were guests of Mr. andand Mrs, George Barbanell, Perth storm damage. advertising in the New Jersey a letter, written by Lt. Col. Andrew Amboy. J. Schou, a former renident of Mat- mounted." Word finally was receiv- the scholarship fund committee due Mrs. Arthur Little and son, Sandy, The new process of fighting Legislature, Donations also wete « ed that the reentry must take to the resignation of Mrs. William at the Crystal Brook Inn, Eaton- forest fires was illustrated. Chemi- voted for the Matawan First Aid awan, and now a member of the Marshall. town. They were celebrating the Mrs. Alta Zelwak, Ravine Dr., and Rescue Squad, the 8 to 15 U.S. Air Force stationed in place and attention was turned to and Mr. and Mrs. Donald 1. Lewis, cals are now dropped from a low- Dedericks' weddjng anniversary. flying plane dousing and slopping Little League and the McDowell England. watches and clocks. Quick calcula Elected to serve on the com- Beechwood Terr., were Sunday Fund. mittee for revision of the by-laws Mrs. Raymond Ritter, Mrs. Alex guests at a dinner party given by the fire. A plane can drop I lie Troop 66 Holds i were Mrs. A.J. Tomasello, Mrs. Smutko and Mrs. John Kobus Miss Flo Grander, Belford. chemical, and return for another Attention was called to the fol- attended the Wednesday matinee load in less than seven minutes. lowing coming events: Mar. 12, Norman Soltysik and Mrs, Bay- Mrs. Paul Hgan entertained the Guest Night of Contemporary nard Smith. Serving on the nom-of "My Fair Lady" In New York. Thursday Dessert Bridge Club at The passage of the Green Acres Court Of Honor Mr. and Mrs. William R. Craig Hill will permit more experimenta- League, Junior Woman's Club and inating committee are Mrs. Harold her home on Broad St. The win- Die Senior Club at the First Bap- Boy Scout Troop 66, Matawan, Dolan, Mrs. Frank Artelli and spent the week in New York. ners were Mrs. Leroy Sickles, Mrs. tion and preservation of the slate's held a Court of Honor Feb. 27 In They saw a performance of ".Mary, forests. tist Church at 8:15 p.m.; Mar. 22, Mrs. Gardner. Bertha Story Schanck and Mrs. lid- fashion show and card party in Matawan High School auditorium. Mary." ward Currie. Other guests were Wins Vogue Contest The opening ceremony, the pledge In order to clarify the part the Mrs. Tell Lederman, Prospect the Reformed Church House, Key- P-TA is playing in the Matawan Mrs. Rocco Mazzi, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gerard Devlin. Mrs. Robert port; Hahne and Company Djy, to the Hag, was led by Jeff Smith, Regional High School Science Fair Alex Smufko and children, Susjn Erdnmnii. Mrs. Thomas Wt'lstead, Point Gardens, won the Vogue Mar. 29. senior patrol leader. Inducted into on Mar. 15 and 16, it was stated and Allen, Broad St., spenl Salur- Mrs. Joseph Baier, Matawan, uncj Pattern Contest. Mrs. Lederman's the troop during an Investiture day as guests o( Mr. and Mrs. simple navy blue wool dress fc:i- The board of directors will meet that the fair is under the super- Mrs. Fred Noble, Holmdel. Monday. Mar. 2G, at the parish hail ceremony were two new scouts, vision of the science department William Grimaldi, Baltimore. Md. turi'il a roll collar and matchin, Guy Blnnkley and Howard Selin. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Pat Man/.o leather belt with thong detail. Her I and the American Home Depart- and the atlminisl ration of !)><-• high Mrs. Allan J. Morrison enter- and son. Frankie, visited Mrs. M;in- gee, Mark Enterline, Robert Hud- school. The P-TA will be respon- tained at bridge Wednesday. Her accessories included navavy bhr.; j nicnt will present Mr. Gcdrys from son, Jelf Smith and Arthur Grace zo's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold shoes and purse, and white gloves. Sterling Furniture Company. He sible only for purchasing and pre- guests were Mrs. Charles Perrine, Warm-. Elizabeth. explained tho meaning of the 12 senting the awards to winning stu- Mrs, L.W. Lemalre, Mrs. Arthur She had made her hat, an origin.il will present a program on home decorating. scout laws Io the new boys and dents. Judges will he selected from Hall, Mrs. Johnson Cartau. Mrs. Mr, anil Mrs. John Klein, Beech- design of assorted fruits and Warren Long, assistant scoutmast- the community by the high school Arne Kalma, Mrs. Bayard Lam- wonil Terr., spent Wednesday in leaves, to complete her ensemble. Mrs. Smith was appointed chnir- er, talked about their future as administration and science depart- born, Mrs. Ross W. Maghan and New York. They saw the perform- The judges were Mrs. Luba maii of the nominating committee. scouts. ment. Prize winning exhibits will Mrs. Harry Pitcher. The winners ance of "Camelot" and later dined Kozuchnk, fabric buyer ut L. Iiam- She will be assisted by Mrs. David be presented at the county science at the "Headquarters." bcrger and Co., Monmoulh Shop- Bruce and Mrs. AbelL Leslie T. Grace, scoutmaster, were Mrs. Kalma and Mrs. Lam- welcomed the parents and guesis fair later this spring. born. Mr. and Mrs. Donald I. Lewis ping Center; Mrs. Frederick W. A discussion on "The Night They Burned the Mountain" will con- and introduced (lie Iroop com- Wednesday evening Mrs, Dave wera Saturday evening gu?st.<; of Seidenzuhl, instructor at the Singer It was decided that the first prize Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lewis, Sewing Machine Co., Red Bank; tinue at the meeting of the litera- mittee, S.M. Enterline, William In each category would be a gold Thompson, Mrs. Phillip Grimaldi, ture department in the home of Quinn Jr.. Jac A. Cushman, Calvin Mrs. John Kobus and Mrs. Alex Plainfield. Mrs. Kvelyn Abrams, a profession- mi;da|; second pririz; e a silver plated al dressmaker. Mrs, Arthur D. Rissmiller, Lloyd D. Pearce, Harold Thorsen, Ho- medal, andd third prize a bronze .Simitko saw a performance of Leo iMilton, n student at Rider ward Henderson, Everett Tremppr College, Trenton, was ft weekend) Tlie other members who niatie Kd., Matawan, Monday, ot I p.m. medal. A trophy will be awarded "Mousetrap" presented by the Fort Mrs. Bayard Lamborn will con- and Rollin Richards. Mr. Enter- Monmouth Showcase. guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr. ensembles from Vogue patterns for the best over-all exhibit. and modeled their garments: were tinue the book review. line, chairman of the troop com- Friday evening Mr. and Mrs,and Mrs. Anthony Fariello, Wash- mittee, commented on the various ington Ave. Mrs. Farielln's moth- Mrs. Thurman C. Nealis, Mrs. W. A card party for the benefit of Jac A. Cushman attended the an- Rulon Smith, Mrs. Peter Ten Eyck, the building fund will be held in activities of Ihe troop and express- Student Nurses At nual dinner-dance of Ihe American er, Mrs. Joseph Donegan, and sis*- ed his satisfaction thai tile troop ter, Miss H. Donegan, Forciham, Mrs. Albert Ahull, and Mrs. Frank the parish hall of Trinity Episcopal Gas Association at the Hotel Drogan. Mrs. Joseph Dietrich mod- Church Monday, Apr. 3D. Tickets is still growing and advancing Marlboro Hospital Roosevelt in New York. and another sister, Mrs. Leo Mil- through the ranks rapidly. ton, Woslchester, went Sunday oled an ensemble which she hadwill be sold at the door. LT. COL. ANDREW J. SCHOU Mrs. Milton Bowie, Mrs. Herbert made but was not entered in the Mrs. Joseph W. Sheldon was The following awards were pre- Psychiatric nursing experience Cottrell and Mrs. Stockton Hopkins visitors at Ihe Fariello home. is being gained by students of the Vogue contest. hospitality chairman. sented by Mr. Qufnn, advancement "St»tp»" and even tnnr« mislnfor- tlons were made trying to make saw the John Glenn Motorcade Capt. Joseph P. Carroll and Mrs. chairman: Second class badges, Illation. "It is disconcerting to hear the time "real and adjust it to lo-Ann May School of Nursing al Fit- Thursday in New York. They had Carroll, 264 Broad St., and Capt. kin Memorial Hospital, Neptune. Steven Long, Victor Armelllno and people talk or the United States and cal times." dinner at the Calico Kitchen and Richard Carroll arid Mrs. Carroll, Daniel Mancinl; merit badges, Jeff- Russia as if they were both huge "Finally with sighs of relief and Six senior students started classes later visited the Antique Show al Morganvllle, recently returned to Monday at the State Hospital, Smith and Robert Shaflo. Jan Pa- and equally difficult peoples to get thankfulness that Col. Glenn was Madison Square Garden. their homes after spending a month Demo Women Install Officers lanowski, a charter member of the along with," he comments and safe, happy thut Mrs. Glenn's or- Marlboro, One of the students is Phyliss Maghan, a student at in Florida. While in Miami Beach, troop, was presented with a troop says. "It is difficult to understand deal was over and pride in this Miss Maureen Dennis, daughter of Moravian Seminary for Girls, they stayed at the Safari. On the officers warrant by Mr. Long. Jan the power of the United States un- American accomplishment, we Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dennis, 15G Bethlehem, Pa., 'vas home for theway home they visited Mrs. J. Mrs. Potter Nettles, Asbury Park, Others Introduced by Mrs. White is a Life Scout, working for Eagle Frencau Ave., Malawan. til one gets a slight glance through toasted the occasion with cham- weekend visiting her parents, Mr. Buckley at West Palm Beach. gave the invocation at the third an- were Past County Presidents, Mrs. Scout, and Mr. Long commended the eyes and ears of a foreigner." pagne, obtained for the occasion The psychiatric affiliation at and Mrs. Ross W. Maghan. nual Installation dinner-dance of the Adeline Barton, Asbury Park; Mrs. him for his work as junior as- • Sacs Haw People React during the day," Col. Schou said. Marlboro is part of the program Mrs. Douglas Ward entertained Women's Democratic Club of Mon-Frank Horan, Highlands and Mrs. sistant scoutmaster. Col, Schou notes that Americans Give Joint Toast of the-Nursing School students. Be- at bridgo Thursday evening. Her Charter Renewals Gustavo J. Frerst, Fair Haven; sides tlie psychiatric experience, mouth County held Thursday night Entertainment of the evening •broad were given an unusual op- Corey was sent to invite a few guests were Mrs. William Miller, at Crystal Brook Inn, iiatontown. former candidate for Freeholder P. portunity to see how people reacted neighbors to drop In to give a joint the students have a three months Mrs. Everett Carlson, Mrs. Leon For Scout Troops was movies, taken at the KIon- experience in the obstetrical and Paul Kiernan, state committee- Paul Campl, Little Silver and for-die Derby by Mr. Richards, and to the Glenn (light, He said the at- British-American toast to this ac- Christinat, Mrs. Richard Lewis, mer candidate for assembly Elliot ernoon of Feb 20 was "fairly nor- complishment. When the guests ar- pediatric departments and twoMatawan; Mrs. John Kinney, Boy Scout Troop 10 and Explorer man and former mayor of Long slides taken by Robert Bentley. mal until about 2:20 p.m. when it rived, the toasts were proposed and months In the operating room at Holmdel; Mrs. August Schmclinj;, Post 10, Cliffwood Beach, held Branch, installed the following offi- Katz, Long Branch; Assistant The show was narrated by Mr. became apparent that Col. Glenn the occasion was celebrated in theFitkin Hospital. Following the com- Crawford's Corneri; Mrs. William charter renewal ceremonies Tues- cers: President, Mrs. Rocco Bon- Prosecutor John Petillo, Red Enterline after which refreshments would be launched on his great ad- style it deserved. Col. Schou said pletion of the three-year program, Wilklns, Merccrville. The winners day evening in the fellowship hail forte, Long Branch; first vice pres- Bank; James LoBiondo, Shrews- were served. venture " A radio AJS turned on In the Englishmen discussed the flight thu students ara given examina- were Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Carlson of Bayview Presbyterian Church, ident, Mrs. John Petillo, Red Bank; bury; Township Committeeman his office and nine Americans "Us- from the viewpoint of science and tion! by the New Jersey State and Mrs. Christinat. Cllffwood Beach, A report of tba secretary, Mrs. Robert F. Norton, Earl Moody, Middletown; Com- Kenneth Kaynes To tened to every woid is It came to politics, and the women from the Board of Nursing in five areat. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas past year's activities and plans for Sea Briglil, and treasurer, Mrs. missioner of Election Board Arthur us from America, through the viewpoint of the wife and mother, They are given examinations in Stocker, Woodbrook Dr., Saturday tho coming year were outlined by Raymond O'Neill jr., River Plaza. Charles; Dr. Robert McTague, Be Guest Speaker British Broadcasting Corp Finally and all awaited the television pic- medicine and lurgery in addition evening wert Mr. and Mn. John Scoutmaster Joseph Maul and Ex- Mrs. Bonfortc said she was deep- leader of Atlantic Highlands; Wil- the moment came , . . and a quiet tures due to arrive by jet in l.on- to psychiatry, obstetrics, and pedi- Neller, Mrs. Joseph Mahoney, Mr. plorer Advisor George Hart. ly grateful to the members for liam R. Rockhill, leader of Wall Kenneth Haynes, lecturer, play- atrics. After successfully passing and Mrs. Marvin Hetrick and Mr. ilieir vole of confidence and con- wright and Journalist, will ba Ihe Post 10 plan* a 13-day trip to Township; Walter Johnson, council guest speaker at the guest night, these examinations, the graduate is and Mrs. Ronald Hynes. They Monmouth Council's new 200-acre sidered it an honor to serve as pres- candidate or Sea Bright. She also licensed to practice nursing and ident. "With the splendid record of program of the Woman's Club of celebrated Mrs. Mahoney's and camp, known us Skelbo Lodge Ex- introduced all tha club'* officials. may us« the title "Registered Mr. Stocker's birthday. plorer Base, in the wilds of On-[he past presidents, the assistance Matawan, The Contemporary Nurse." Mrs. James Lederman, Wood- tario, Canada. II is located north- of the Democratic leaders nnd full The special award went to Mrs. I League, and the Junior Woman't Ann May students, usually six b ridge, entertained at bridge east of Braccbridge, near Clear co-operation of the entire member- Canipi. Little Silver. Mrs. John R. j Club. The program will start ut ship, we can continue to build and Kcllt, Atlantic Highlands, was din-1 8:15 p.m. Monday evening In tht to eight seniors, spend three Wednesday night. Her guests were Lake, about 14 hours driving lime. ner chairman and co-chairman was : parish hall of the First Baptist months studying at the State Hos- Mrs. Richard Cermak, Hazlet; Roy Smith, owner of the properly, further the accomplishments of the pital, with which thu Nursing Mrs. George Deitz, Mrs. Bruce showed movies and told the scouts Democratic parly in Monmouth Mrs. Paul Kiernan jr.. Long Church. Main St." , Matawan" . School is affiliated. There Is class- MacCutcheon, Mrs. Russell Weber, about the site. County." ulio said. Branch. "Comic Interlude" will be the hu- room work in psychiatric nursing, Mrs. Roy Kaiser, Mrs. Joseph Mn. White Toaslmaslcr The club will meet in regular ses- morous story of "How Our Lan- Edward Kelley, institutional rep. guage Grew" out of the primitive and the students are assigned IO Rankl jr., and Mrs. William Ohns- resentative, accepted the charters Mrs. Katharine E. While, chair- sion on Saturday, Mar. 24, al 1:30 specific patients and required to man, Matawan. The winners were man of the N.J. Highway Authority p.m. in The Oaks, Middletown. The I gestures and expressive grunts of for the sponsor, the Bayview Pres- - •' Woman's! the cave man. In this cavalcada write a "care study." There are Mrs. Cer/nak and Mrs. Deitz, byterian Church. An American flag and Stale Commitlecwoman, was Middlelown Township other phases of patient care in Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Taylor, loastmaster. Mrs. Whito said, Club, of which Mrs. Raymond of everyday sketches told In pan- was presented Troop 10 by John "Democrats In New Jersey have toniime, sound effects and the spok- which the students are involved, Harding Blvd., gave a party Arrnitage from the Woodmen of O'Neill jr. Is president, will be host- including recreational activities Wednesday In celebration of their much to be proud of with the eight en word, listeners find an enter- ] the World. Robert Kreidler, scout tuinraent that sparkles with fun. and occupational therapy. son, Glen's, second birthday. His I executive, presented the national years record of tlie Meyner admit: guests were Beverly Allen, islration. Gov. Hughes will carry Yet, fundamentally, it's a demon- j camping award to Post 10 and a stration lesson In the art of speak- Suzanne, Janice, Jeffrey, Thomas, j prize to the troop for its winning on these high standards and will Honor Holmdel Couple and Alex Matthacy, Patti, Cheryl continue1 to recognize the abilities Special St. Pat's ing. j entry in the scout week window Mr. Haynes enhances this unique and Stephanie Pandolfo, Carla and ! display contest. and qualifications of Democratic Meeting, Party On 35th Anniversary Michele Policari and Elizabeth women in (he stale." Mrs, White Interlude with special masks and an Bryan and Frances Smith. Glen's ' Following an Introductory talk paid tribute to outgoing president. enormous cape, which enables him Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyce, 238 i on the merit badge program by The Matawan Democratic Club grandmother, Mrs. Frank llertle Mrs. Harry Hill, Keansburg, who will hold a special St. Patrick's to change character before your Main St., Keyport recently enter- i Mr. Kelley, a court of honor was resigned because of conflict of in- eyes. . tained at a family supper party. sr., also was there. meeting and party Thursday even- , „ «'•« aeeae la Surrey, England, where U. Col. Andrew 1. Schou, Mrs. Robert Bentley, VanBracklo j held, highlighted by the presenta- lerest. The party was in honor of Police ! tion of the Eagle Silver Palm to ing, Mar. 15, at 8 p.m. In Ihe base- Mr*. SCHMI and their ton, Carey, reside. Col. Schou, a member of Rd., entertained her" bridge club Mrs. Helen C. Hodgers, slate ment of the Matawan Public Health Chief Joseph Phillips and Mrs. l John O'Dea. Square Dance To Aid (ha U.S. Air Force hat been ilallontd In Enilaad ilnce June. He isPhillips, Holmdel, who were cele- Thursday night. The winners were committeewomnn from Passalc Center, Broad St., Matawan. a farmer Matawan resident and Hit »> of Hn. Andrew J. Schou, brating their Mth wedding anni- Mrs. William Wilbert, Hazlet, and County and member of that emm- All club members and Ilieir Noreg Lodge 466 Malawaa Tawnshi*. versary. Mrs. Charles Pike. Other guests | William Hoevers Feted ly's tax board, stated thai Demo- quests arc cordially invited Io at- were Mrs. C. J. Sterling Thomp- cratic "School of Politics" and thetend. A square dance will be held thrill went through all of us, as we dan at 10:30 that evening. "The pic- During the evening, flowers, in son jr., Middletown, Mrs. Ranj O- n 25th Anniversary Fads Booklet had educated many Saturday, Mar. 24, at., t h e Oak knew the shot had been successful." tures," he said, "were not anticli- keeping with the occasion, were dolph Harris, Mrs. Jac A. Cush- Democratic women in politics and A short business meeting will be Shndos Fire House for the benefit In another part of the small base, mactic. They confirmed what we presented to the honored guests. man, Mrs. F. Howard Lloyd jr.,' Mr. and Mrs. William Hoever, in so doing had aroused the interest conducted by Charles 0'Hare, pres- of Noreg Lodge 466, Sons of Nor- Col. Schou's son, Corey, was at-had heard and we were happy." Others present were Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Baynard Smith, Mala- jMatawan-Old Bridge Rd.. Matau-sin, and enthusiasm of the women to a tending high school where the Col. Schou recounted that the Justus Camp, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred wan. " | were Ihe guests of honor at a sur-point where they now play an im- Hollslander, Miss Myrtle Boyce. this year's election will be intro- American teachers had relaxed 'he next morning the London papers John Masiello made his confir-1 priss party In celebration of their portant parl in every election. chairman and may be contacted at rules and many portable radios gave the flight the attention It war- Raymond Boyce, the Misses Betsy mation Tuesday at St. Joseph's, i 25th anniversary at the home of duced. and Barbara Boyce, Keyport, and The speaker said at (he grass 1.0 C-5206. were tuned in on the tame pro- ranted, fie slid the comments on His sponsor Is Theodora Beranli- j Ilieir son-in-law nnd daughter, Mr. root level. Democratic women, ef- Leo Weinslein, municipal lead- Music will be by Uncle cram. The boy later recalled that the editorial'pages were pleasing to Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Kinhafer, cell!. Mr, and Mrs. Salvatore i and Mrs. Carmen Messina, 57 er, will explain the election proced- Matawan. ficiently operating as district com- Vigor and the ABC Trio. lor minutes before and after the read and during the day British Masiello served « buffet supper j Broad St., Matawan. mittuewomen, election board offi- ure, launch "complete silence ruled the friends called to pass on congratu- Mr. and Mrs. George Boyce were (or the family later at their home \ Mr. Hoever Is the desk officer unable to attend because of illness. cials, resulted In more Democratic Refreshments will be served and Card of Thanks school." His father noted that this lations "for this one American fam- on Broad St. | of the Madison Township Police De- women he-ing ek'cleil U> municipal there will be special Irish entertain- J wish to Ihanlc ail my Mends, iroup of young Americans, attend- ily to all their British friends were Mr, and Mrs. D. W. Robinson j parlment. and county offices. She praised the ment and music. for their many kindnesses during ing high school MOO miles from the America. And if they were Ameri- and their son's family, Mr. and i A buffet supper wan served. club members for their fine work Mrs. Dorothy Hedglin and Mrs. my recent bereavement. Supper Planned By Mr». Richard Robinson and daujili-! Attending were Mr. and Mis. aearesl American soil, "exper- ca—who else could receivo the and wished the new officers suc- Patricia Jaslrab, co-chairman, will Mrs. Mary V. Kolsa ienced the same thrill," kudos they hid to past on?" ter, Pat, Lehanon, and M'rx I George Gillard, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Cliffwood W.S.C.S. I er Gaub, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Riz/o. cessful terms of office. be assisted by Mrs, Ann Ahlers. ' wjins—adv 8 His wife, in downtown London, Just a few days after the event Richard Robinson's parents. Mr. hid' lunch at a place called the At the meeting of the Women's and Mrs. Tommy Marlin. .St. ! Cedar Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Wil- it was plain that people really Albans, West Va., had dinner i Ham Kaiser, Madison Acres; Mr. "Cheshire Cheese" after visiting wanted America-to succeed, Col. Society of Christian Service of the the London Silver Vaults. She first Cliffwood Community Methodist Saturday night at the Stockholm j and Mrs. Jerry Perno, Keyport; Schou observed. Before the flight in Snmerville. Mrs. Christina Riz/.o, Red Dank; heard of the "Shot" from an Eng-it wat obvious that people thought Cliurcli, held Monday evening at lish woman who said, "I under- the parsonage, plans were made Mrs. Howard Krogh entertained ' Mr. und Mrs. Carmine Rizzo; Cllff- the "Russians had the Space Lead" ; wood; Mrs. Gussie Bell, Matawan; stand your Mr, Glenn i.i off." and with this lead was a feeling for a supper to be held Thursday, at bridge Wednesday night Tekvlilea Starts Apr. 26, from 5 to 7 p.m. A roast al her home on Farrlnglnn Rd. I Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Messina, ot confusion and perhaps doubt Her guests were Mrs. Robert Krd- I Long Branch; Mr. and Mrs. George At the afternoon . passed, (lie about the abilities of Ihe U.S. in beef dinner will be served. This will be the society's first supper. mann, Mrs. Milton Gunklc, Mra. I Morgan, Avenel; Mr. and Mrs. Ro- Schou family'started on their sep- this area. "There is no doubt today Everett Carlson, Mrs. Rollin Rich- bert Weiss and Mr. and Mrs. Dick arate paths for their home in Sur-that not only has the flight of John Members will attend the first anniversary of the Union Ucach ards, .Mrs. Conrad Scbnld, Mala- ; Nellson, Old Bridge. rey, The flrft arrival turned on the Glenn done much to give new wan, and Mrs. Duncan Black, j Gifts were scut by Mr. and Mrs. radio for the television had not yet confidence to Americans, but It has W.S.C.S. on Monday evening at 1 8 o'clock. The group will meet at IWiddlctou'ti. Robert Hoever, Mrs. Carolyn fiaub come on for the day. B.B.C. was restored confidence among our and Miss Suzanne Gaub. •till feeding the American commen- friends and given them new con- the church. John Fion'no is a palienl at Monmouth Mcdicnl Cenler. tary through and by the time Col. fldcnce in America," Col Schou Attending were Miss 1. Ivlns, Olenn was about to complete his concluded. Mr, and Mrs, F. J, Forrano Mrs. K. Evaldi, Mrs. K. Hogan, spenl Soturdiiy evening at llu? Matawan Woman Is Mrs, R. Smith, Mrs. T. Maltliews, home of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Practice Teaching Mrs. W. Frew and Mrs. J. Dru-Gentile. Color Guard Clinic Matawan Day At gss. Mr. and Mrs. Dnnnld W. Rnbln- Mrs. L. Kullli Meeker, J2,l Main Held In Cliffweod "aim leach, Fla. son returned liiimu Friday njght St., Miitawiin, i.s one of HI slutkMits Residents Honored By Irom it two-week visit in Fort al llin State University who IH-LMII Guadalcanal Coastallers Corps Matawan Day was observed at Lniiderdtile, Fla, They were guests practico teaching Mils week in Mothers lerved refreshments and Phlpps Park, Palm Beach, on Mar. Perth Amboy Hospital of Mr. and Mrs. l-'riuik J. Schan- si'iiior a n (I Junior high M'hnols chaperoned a color guard clinic 1 by a group of farmer and present zi'iibiich. tliroiitiliout tho Mlate. Md at CllfTwood Memorial School residents or Matawan. A co-oporn- Two resident* ot the bavshore Mr, and MM, Howard Kmgh Seniors from Dmighiss, women's 0* Sunday, tlvo luncheon and nipper wan the area were among the 4fl men andenterluini'cl Saturday night nl a women honored by Perth Ainl-oy cullcgn of the- Slain Univri'slly, Trie clinic demnmtrated color feature and cards and swimming clinnur party, Their gttcsls were from the Kulijui's men's volh'ge.s guard drills ind Carlot Conception General Hoipital Monday night al Mr, and Mn. Wesley Thompson, were enjoyed, Florida's weather a dlniur at Iht Forge Inn, wood- In New Brunswick, mitl from Ihe favf a Mix Io ptrtntu and Invited Ml perfect for (ha occasion. Mr. and Mn. C, W, Hulum anil bridge. Mr, nml Mrs. RubiMi Huger, Curmtan division »n Included In MATAWAN OFFICE t» of Mitawan Township on Those attending Included Mr, and lh« number n.i well ai nine in- work don* by Iht children nf They wero Miss Cathleun McCor- MI'IUCIHMI; Mr, anil Mil. Victor r Mrs. Edward Herbert, Mr, tndmack, JM Sunsiit Ave., Cllffwnoil Dirfeiulerfi'r ami Mr, nnd Mn,si'i'vlc* tearrlu'r.t. KEANSIURC SAVINGS * LOAN ASSOCIATION Ida township la precision m«neuv- Mrs. Becker Is li'iidilng inutlii1- •ring, American flit courtesy and Mrs, William Ellison, West Palm Beach, and Mint Kvelyn (lanlii'T, Leonard Prckwurlh, Mlildlclown, H.P.D. I, Mutmvaff. Miss McOr- Mr, and Mrs. Allen S. NIIITIN, i»all<;» at Mnimviiii 111,'jli Srh.Hil. 134 Main St. manual ef arms, In hdpM of arous- Beach; Mr. and Mr«. James Me In- muck In mi Instructor In Urn hospi- ing lntor«(t in this form of youth Main St., ('t'li'l)inii'd Ihi'lr first nn- j zer, Lake Worth; Georgu Harm, tal's Charles fi. Gri'gory School »,' niversnry Suliinlny IIIKIII with din- Matawan Tel. LO 6-2800 flMMt activity. Color guards pres- Nursing, mid Mlx.s Gardner In mi Change Party Date ent Included Point Pleasant Point- Mrs. Rhoda Lol'ovre, Mr. and Mrs. tuT at Ihe HIIIIIHUVIIIHI Miinor, Mr.i. f_| I'lenso (tend mn fri'o Savings Account Calculntnr, "•'**"-,• John Und.toni, Miami; Mr, andIlir nursing (tuff. Norrl.i' pnri'iiM, Mr. nml Mis, i;j I'leiisi! onen Saving* Araiunl In my name. My chuck for ^ ""Y'H'iw. «ra, Jersey Cyclonea, Ouidilcanal Thu OCCMHIIIII inurked tin.1 .qervlci1 The iminli /(Ms (,'ariirly tvhlcli Mrs. Frank Fischer, Furl Lauder- .Iniiicj W. I'.II.HIWIHHI nml lii'i mini | W;IH In In1 stMiniiiii'il 1 iv the M.il.i $ I.s iMiclnsml. Mull .Hiivlng!! book In me. «••., •«•• °'%, Mldgetevn, and Ouidilcanal Coiit- of HlO.1l! WhO hud lll'CII IHSIIulllU'll anil limit1, Mr, nnd Mrs, Dnvld tllen, is hoil carpi. 1 wnii I'it'id Aid Aiixlllmy Tui'.iil:iy dale; Mr, and Mrs. David Murlln, with tin. hospital for III yi'iirs or I In II i, nil nl Silver Minim;, Mil, 1 nll'.hl WUH iMini'i'lli'il lii'iaiiic of III' N.iinn The itan» In the tchool audilorl- Mr, and Mrs. Kduar Pike, Mr. and more. wi'i'u hi'i'i' for I In' wi'iilti'iul In )"in1 I,I(1 wi'allier, Tlu1 chairmen, Mrn. urn wai lined wall to wall with col- Mm. Edwin II. Dninlnluk, Mii'a- In ci'lubriillini. ' H.IIold Iliilini'n mid Mii Mi'| In. .Struct How iihmit curdu? WiHliH'wIny I.'VCMIIIK Miss Cwryj •ili'y, h,ivo iinniiuni.'i'il Mini Mil1 piir- or guard trnplile* for th» liuipectlnn wan; Or, C, I.eRoy ('.Una and Mrs. Wu CUM »ti|)|>ly i'in <|iik:UI,v Tully, New Viuk, was IIVIM'IIIKIU ly will he held Tiii'Hiliiv al X p.m., j City .. ,Zono, Stn!u of I hi public won by IheGuadil- Cludi), ind Mr. and Mis, Jnim'x and al Iliu rlu pi'loD. Co mi1 : gin guest uf Mini Jityue Wnril, Hi'hi'iu'k In MIK Hiil Aid llullilliii',, l.llllc i e#n»l CoailaMvrf, < . ' ' .'H V«/»«r«c«/i, Koypwrl. ' aitd try us. An), Si,, MalMWHH | THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. TWsdoy, March t, 19*2 New MoiuMuth Coiwril For Girl 60th Anniversary Of Liquefied Petroleum G«s Scouts Foraed; Aides In Area Tt» MW MMMMtk CMMCil «f You are cordially invited OM tem* hrid Mt tint tarmal Mrs. Tlerney pointed out thai now Ihe groups are all one coun- —Hit, Mtowfng iftciil stedlea- cil, their services, programs, train- «M ctrtmoalM la dw Moamouth ing and camping plans, will be to attend the •hoffiii CtHUr't Civic Auditor- unified and greatly enlarged. Tli im. totonum*. Th» MOWIHMIUI council, she said, will maintai Court HOUM Council, the Northern three camps, all in the Freeholi MOMWuth County Council ind Ihe area of Monmouth County, inclutl- Short Council of Girl Scouti, now ing Nomoco, Sacajawea and Rus h*v* Joined •§ one. following n Wen. MilM-wtdt tread in Girl Scouting. Mrs. Tierney also announced thai Tkt ntw oruniulidn which has the first meeting of all the Brown Mrs, WMismTierney, Middletown, ie, Intermediate and Senior Seoul GRAND * u IU •mcutive director, will oU Troops of the council, with all aduli ttr.pmtttnu ol activities to a leaders and committee member* Membership of more than 10,000 participating will be Sunday, Mar, girls, including Brownie*. Inter- 18, in Anbury Park's Convention Mediate ind Senior Scouts. The Hall, This wi|l be a "Dimes fo combined councils, -Mid the new Daisy" .program, honoring tin director, have, been presenting founder of Girl Scouts, Juliette Gordon Low whose nickname was OPENING Scouting programs to youngsters in all sections of Monmouth County "Daisy." All dimes contributed, and part of Ocean County for more will be used for the Scouts Inter- (nan 23 ye«r«. Shore Council mark- national Fund, which promotes ed IU Uth anniversary in IM1.' American Girl Scouting and the of Northern Monmouth was 21 yean principles it stands for on a world- old lh« tame year, and Monmouth wide basis. Court House, II. The council's first annual Girl The new organization will have Scout Review will be held May 10, nor* than 3000 registered adults II and 12 in Monmouth Shopping •ervian in many capacities. Many Center in Eatontown. The program Oov. Richard J. Hughes U shows signing a pruc-1 are tl. Emerson Thomas, former mayor of West- of these women, Girl Scouts all will feature exhibits on the various lamalios which proclaimed ihe week of Feb. 25 toHeld; B. l.ytell, firmer Slate Senator from Sussex phase* and programs of scouiing, al-lhefr lives, have been serving Mar. 1 as Liquefied Petroleum Gas 5»th Anniversary County; Harry Rosen; Manuel Gale, Kcyporl; Lew special display* and live programs hen'Since the Shore Council was Week. Standing behind the governor, left lo rlcht. Kali and Henry Aust. in the auditorium, and a parade established IS years ago, and many on the Center's malls, May 12. have taken specialized training at held in St. John's Methodist Church (he National Girl Scout training Staff members of the council in camp, Camp Edith Macy in New the bayshore area are Mrs. Ann 3990 Visited By recreation building and attendance Pleas Entered In Ertl, Hulet, bookkeeper; Mrs, Wil- at II sessions totaled 140. liam Till, chairman of district two, RESTAURANT and Mrs. William Quinn, a mem- MCOSS Nurses In Union Beach, the nurse as- ber of the nominating committee signed to the borough made 124!) County Court SMOKE SALE from the second district ol the The eight public health nurses of calls on 323 persons, with 572 bed- Bayshore area men entered pleas council. Monmouth County Organization for 182 Main Street — Matawan FUMUHEIM FOR MEN Social Service who serve in tixside visits counted for 1961. Twelve In Monmouth County Court Thurs- DMA JETnCKS FOB WOMEIH bayshore communities of Mon- baby clinics were held in theday before Judge Edward Ascher. nOTEK-TIV FOR CHIUNtEN Pan Acquitted mouth County made a total of It> newly-established health center, They were nrralfjncd by Assistant at 166 visits lo 3990 persons, accord- Many Other Pabular Brands with an attendance of 250. Monmouth County Prosecutor John Dennis and Vincent Gleaton. Clif- ing to the MCOSS annual report To Choose From ton Ave., .Lakewood, were acquit- issued today. Keansburg, where 2791 visits W. ApplcKate. Frank DeLuca, Key- ted of passing a worthless 1397 were made to 511 residents, also port, pleaded not guilty to a charge Opea Erahp TIB » - HI. « These visits and those made in .had 12 infant and pre-school clinics check to Ihe Keansburg Beverage other areas of ihe county, totaled of grand larceny. in Ihe health center on Main St,, Co. Juns IS. The Gleasons told a 60.0U visits made to 13,717 persons The prosecutor laid DeLuca i- EASY CHARGE jury sitting before Monmouth Coun- and attendance totaled 334. The 11 A.M. Sat, Mar. 10th in Monmouth County by Ihe 40 charged with the theft Oct. 28, UCONTI SHOES ty Judge Edward J. Ascher that MCOSS public health nurses dur- MCOSS also provides school nurs- 1M1, alonK with another man who m «. riMt H., Myptrt the check was issued without a date ing 1M1. The year's visits bring ing for St. Ann's School in Keans- has been sentenced, of Vfil in and was lo be a form of promissory to the 2,OM,0U mark the total burg. equipment front Ihe Edwards In- note to be cashed later. dustrial Center, Inc.. Matawan nude by MCOSS during the p»st Miss Kalhryn Cooper is super- Township, where DeLuca was em- half century. The organization will visor for the area, and the staff Mayor Appl*gat« will cut the traditional opening ribbon in ployed. be 90 years old on June 24, 1962 nurses include Mrs, Lucille Gaf- and during that time has built up frey, Mrs. Claire parrish and Mrs. Louis DiCapua, Maplewood Ave., a short formal opening ctremony. Com* and inspect our fin* FRK ELECTRIC HEATING one of the broadest family-centered Letitia Parise, Middletown Town- KeansburK, pleaded not guilly to a public health nursing programs in ship; Mm. Eva Boyette. Mrs. charge of breaking and entering. SURVEY the United States. Maureen Cole, Mrs. Elizabeth Nu- Mr. Applegale said that DiCapua new restaurant. Of the more than 16,000 visits gent, Keansburg and Union Beach; is charged with entering a Route made in Middletown, Holmdel, Mrs. Ruth Cain, Highlands; Mis. IS gasoline station in Hulindcl MAI ONE ROOM OR COMPLETE HOUSE Raritsn, Union Beach, Keansburx Mary Eleanor Brown, Holmdrl >nd Oct. 15. Raritiin. and Highlands, 8857 were for bed- Thomas Tabcr, of Route 79, Marl- FREE COFFEE AND ... side nursing care to the sick. The boro, pleaded not guilty to a charge others were Tor health guidance County Petroleum of petit larceny. According to tlic ZIEGLER BROS./ INC. and preventive health services. In- prosecutor, Taber lias been charg- cluded In the program are many Association Elects ed with the theft of {90 worth of services, now required by the state (ires and wheels from a used car LO 6-6219 health department under minimum A. Edward Dark of Gulf Oil Cor- dealer on Route 79, Marlboro. Ta- standards for local health depart- bcr is represented by William Specializing In poration, Neptune, was elected ments. By combining these ser- chairman of the Monmouih County Burns jr., Keyport. vices with Ihe bedside program of Petroleum Industries Committee Albert J. Kingeter, Kearny, plead- MCOSS, according to Miss Wincna at the organization's annual meet- ed not jjfilty to a charge of at- E. Darrah, executive director, the ing held at Crystal Brook Inn, tempted breaking and entering. Bar-B-Q Chickens and Ribs here's wishing you a Ben Voyage communities with which MCOSS Eatontown. Other officers elected Kingeter, the prosecutor said, is has contracts are able to offer were Harry Jackson of Humble charged with altemptinj! to break their residents a well supervised, Oil t Refining Co., Shrewsbury, into Walsh's Sweet Shop, Kcans- Also Orders To Take Out professionally qualified program at vice chairman, and Ed Orlando, burn, July 9. No trial dates were a much lower cost than would be Tidewater Oil Company, Newark, set for the above defendants. possible on an individual commun- secretary. - mm ffin m ity basis. Municipalities appropri< When you compute your tax and Call LO 6-9816 Open Sundays II A.M. Til 10 P.M. ate part of the cost, with the re- The primary purpose of the or- crulst w eceaa Hinization at both Ihe county and there is a balance due, enclose mainder provided by private con- payment iri full with your 1961 fed- >•*•!• whs* yoa tributions. Mate levels is to develop a pro- gram of good relations between the eral income tax return. Checks or « ui to maka Btdalda Fragrant industry and the public in the best money orders should be mode pay- si DM amnitementa. The bedside program includes interest of the consumer, c.ll. abl • to "Internal Revenue Serv- professional nursing care for Ihe Mead jr., of Shell Oil Company, ice." sick under physicians' orders, in- Mate chairman of the New Jersey •rown Travtl Bureau struction of family members in Ihe Petroleum Industries Committee, care of a sick member, post opera- spoke briefly on the industry's com- tive care, injections, maternity and munity service program. CONGRATULATIONS ... child care instruction, assistance with rehabilitation of the handi- S. Jackson Burns, Sun Oil Com- capped and guidance for families pany, state school program chair- To Flo and George On The Opening of Their who need special health services. man, discussed the school pro- The nurses are professionally train- gram in detail and described the Fine New Restaurant •SZft a u/r MOTORS ed with special education in public new material now available for the

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Frank Laughlin, Couple Married bride of Frank Bryne jr. on Apr."' 247 VanDorn St., Keyport, an- 14. 1962. They will reside at < Miss Joaaae Mary DiCiovannl, St. ; Lawrence's Church, Lau- nounce the engagement of their Miss Doris Marie Oldenburg, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. John Di- rence Harbor, was the setting for Edgevlew Rd., Cllffwood. , daughter, June C, to Norman L. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Decorations were in pink and! • Giovanni, 2N Cleveland Ave., Lau- the wedding of Miss Edith Mary Zweiacher, 147 Broadway, Keyport. Oldenburg, 611 Greenwood Ave., reaee Harbor, became the bride of Ellison, daughter of Mrs. George Laurence Harbor became the bride white. A buffet dinner was served ! Nicholas Ksranicola jr., son of Mr. Ellison, 77 Shoreland Circle, Lau- of Albert Kulcsar, son of Mr. and after the gifts were opened. and Mrs. Nicholas Karanicola, Wt rence Harbor and the late' Mr. Elli- Mrs. Stephen Kulcsar, Matawan Attending were Mrs. Harry Garden St., Elizabeth, Sunday, Mar. son, and Ronald Allen Oldenburg, Rd., Laurence Harbor, Monday, Snyder sr., Mrs. John Kmak sr,. 4, Mtt at 3 p.m. The Rev. Walter son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Old- Feb. 26, 1962. Miss Lynn Howard, Miss Carolyn enburg, Gil Greenwood Ave., Lau- M. Slattery performed the double The double ring ceremony was Sefcik, Mrs. Robert Booket, Miss ring ceremony In St. Lawrence's rence Harbor, Saturday, Mar. 3, Bonnie Reighboldt, Mrs. Eleanor 1962, at 2:30 p.m. performed by Justice of the Peace . Church, Laurence Harbor. Mis. John Parrish in the home of Capt. Powell, Mrs. Marge Whitely, Miss Bernard Cohan was the soloist and The Rev. Walter M. Slattery, pas- Leo Lupia and Mrs. Lupia, Fort Diane Jeffery, Miss Judy Terry, ahe was. accompanied by Mrs. Ro- tor, performed t h e double ring Bragg, Fayetteville, N.C. Mrs. Edward Huntington, Mrs. bert Deaisey, organist. ceremony. Charles Zitzou. Mrs. Clarence The bride wore a white lace over Recht, Mrs. Arthur Smith sr, and The bride was given in marriage The bride was escorted by her satin sheath, a while feathered hat brother, Thomas Ellison, Laurence Miss Hilda Partenfelder, all of by her rather. Her full-length lace and a corsage of white roses. West Keansburg. •own was designed with a fitted Harbor. Her floor-length gown was Mrs. Andrew Carver, Morgan, Bodice, square neckline and long designed with a fitted lace bodice, was the matron of honor for her Also Miss Judi Eisenmann, Miss fitted sleeves. Three lace and or- and long sleeves. A lace peplum niece. She wore a light blue silk Joan Bryne, Miss Carol Seplci, ganza roses held the bustle-back fell over the full nylon tulle skirt. dress with matching feather hat Miss Judith Sproul and Miss Carol of the tour-tler skirt which flowed A crown of sequins held her finger-' and a corsage of pink roses. Schultz, Keyporl; Mrs. Richard into a chapel-length train. Irides- tip-length veil of French illusion Mr. Carver was the best man. Kmak, Miss Sandra Snyder, and cent sequias outlined- the edge ol and she carried an old fashioned A reception followed in Bob's EDWARD JOZSV Mrs. Andrew Mularchuck, Keans- : esch tier and accented the bodice bouquet of white carnations with a Steak House, Fayetteville, burg; Mrs. George Bryne, Mata- white orchid center. and wrists. Aa elbow-length veil When they return from their wed- Edward Jozsy, Texas Rd., Mata- wan, and Miss Patricia Kalcskl, of foiir layers of Imported French Sister Is Maid Of Honor ding trip to Miami Beach, Fla., the wan, has successfully completed Sayreville. Huston Ml from a crystal teardrop Miss Elaine Ellison, Laurence couple will rc-sidi- in Robertsville. his first phase of training with coronet aad ahe carried a cascade Harbor, was the maid of honor for Gifts were sent by Miss Miry- The bride and bridegroom were First Eastern Investment Corpor- ann Rogan, Mrs. Kathleen Covert, bouquet' of red roses, and white her sister. She wore a yellow satin Kraduated from Woodbridge Voca- ation, Red Bank, and has become , carnations with a white orchid floor-length gown styled with a MISS JUNE C. LAUGHLIN tional High School. Miss Carolyn Bobeck, and Miss : associated with the firm as a reg- Fran Matis. . center. ' .••.'•"•• '• '. . scoop neckline and cap sleeves. A Miss Lnu^hlin is a graduate of The bride is employed by the istered representative spec'ilizing Miss Catherine Karanicola. Elii circular veil fell over her matching Keyport High School and received James Beauty Salon. Parlin. and in mutual funds. abeth. sister of the bridegroom, crystal crown and she carried an a B.A. Decree from Montclair Stale the bridegroom is employed in Rutgert'Douglais Flan was the maid ol honor. The brides- old-fashioned bouquet of yellow College. She Is presently teaching Middletown as » carpenter. Mr. Jozsy is a graduate of the maids were Miss CamiUe DeSlna, flowers and trimming. in the business department of Key- College of Devlne Metaphysics and Cocktail Party Sunday West New York and Miss Joan Raymond Bennington, Laurence port High School. holds the degree of Ps D. Mr. Felti, Jersey City. They wore aqua Harbor.jvas jhei test man. Jozsy Is married to the former Miss The Monmouth County Ret Mr. Zweiacher graduated from Obituaries Elizabeth Hardy, Freehold. " University Alumni Club arid Doug- '• silW organu Mreet-tangth gown*. A reception followed in the I.aur- Geary High School, Geary, Okla., The fitted bodices had three-quar- lass of Monmouth will sponsor a MRS. THOMAS WILLIAM DILLON elton Hotel, Keansburg. For their and received a B.S. Degree in Edu- Louis Udonisl cocktail party Sunday from S to ter-length sleeves, jewel necklines wedding trip to Niagara Falls, the cation from Southwestern State Col- Louis ladonisi, 85, of 12 High St.. road Trainmen. Mr. Mileski is sur- and front bows. Matching circular vived by his wife, Mrs. Catherine 7 p.m. at the American Hotel, Miss Eileen Ellen Burke, daugh- cular veil and carried a nosegay bride wore a green wool suit, with lege. Weatherford, Okla. He also Matuwan, died Thursday, Mar. 1, Freehold. . . veils fell over their aqua-crystal ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burke, of blue carnations. a green veil headpiece and a white is a member of the faculty of Key- 1962, at his home. Mr. ladonisi (Barron) Mileski; two sisters, Mrs. crowns and they carried cascade SI9 Brook Ave., Union Beach, be- Serves At Rest Man orchid corsage. When they return, port Hij;h School. was born in Italy and had lived in Frances Kosturski, Perth Amboy, This is the second year that the bouquets of aqua carnations. came the bride of Thomas William Robert Reamer, Union Beach, they will reside on Atlantic Ave., Malawan for many years. and Mrs. Caroline Cooper, Mata- two alumni groups have held tha A June wedding is planned. wan, and two brothers, Frank and joint event. Douglass of Monmouth Wean Mates Silk Orgaasa Dillon, son of Mr. und Mrs. Wil-brother-in-law of the bride, was the Matawan. He was a retired carpenter and liam Dillon, 402 Union Ave., Union best man. The bride attended Matawan Eastmond-Penrose John, Perth Amboy. is the county alumnae organisa- Cindy Lou Sonnabehd, Laurence was a communicant of St. Joseph's tion of Douglass College. Harbor, was the flower girl. She Beach, Saturday, Mar. 3, 1962, at 2 For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. High School and is employed by Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Pcnrose, Church, Keyport. Funeral services were held yes- was dressed in a floor-length gown p.m. The Rev. John Meehan per- Burke selected a blue silk dress, the Salmon Paper Box Co., Mata 309 Park Ave.. Union Beach, an- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. terday at 10 a.m. from the Zylka William J. Schootey. Red Btnk, of malic silk: oorgann u with sleeve- formed the double ring ceremony a matching hat and accessories and wan. nounce the engagement of their Carmclla (Fusco) ladonisi; a son, Funeral Home, Perth Amboy, and is serving as general chairman. less bodice ana ruffleniffl d neckline. in The Holy Family Church, Union a corsage of pink roses. The bride- The bridegroom attended Sayrc- daughter, Elaine C. (o Francis C. William ladonisi, Hazlet; two a solemn high mass of requiem Assisting him are Mrs. James Hig- , Her straight' skirt featured a four- Bench. groom's mother chose a beige taf- viile High School and is employed Eastmond, son of Mr. and Mrs.daughters, Mrs. Ruth Rogers, Mal- was celebrated at 10:30 a.m. at St. gins, Freehold: Mrs. Francis Little, tier ruffled back. She wore a small feta dress, a white hat, beige ac- by the W.T. Grant Distribution awan, and Mrs. Helen Dunn, Nep- Stephen's Church, Perth Amboy. West Long Branch; Karl Bergman, matching bow hat and carried a The bride was given in marriage cessories and a corsage of white Center, Metuchen. He served four tune; a brother, Dominick ladon- Interment followed in Holy Trinity Middletown, and Herman Crystal, round bouquet of pale yellow .car- by her father. She wore a white roses. years in the Navy. isi, Italy, and three grandchildren. Cemetery, Perth Amboy. Interlaken. nations. taffeta gown with • bustle back After a reception in the West Funeral services were held A highlight of the evening will, that terminated In a chapel-length Doreen Ann Hall Stephen Hornlk. Knollcroft, Cliff- Keansburg Fire House, the couple Monday at 8:30 a.m. from the Day be the appearance of The Queens- ' train. The fitted hand-embroidered left for the Pocono Mountains, Pa. Funeral Home, Keyport, followed Doreen Ann Hall, two-year-old men, a singing group composed u( wood Beach, was the best man. bodice had a round neckline and Funeral Services daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Ushering were Joseph DiGiovanni, For traveling, the bride wore a at 9 a.m. by a high requiem mass members of the Rutgers Univer- three-quarter-length sleeves, A green jersey dress, a matching hat In SI. Joseph's Church. Burial was S. Hall, 174 Seabreeze Way, Kcans- sity Glee Club. Also scheduled ia brother of the bride. South Amboy, pearl crown held her three-tier Mrs. John Rosse burg, died Sunday, Mar. 4, 1962, and Philip Schifsna, North Arling- and accessories and a white orchid In St. Joseph's Cemetery. a showing of the Douglass' tartan, shoulder-length veil and she carried corsage. When they return, they Funeral services were held Fri- after a long illness at Riverview to be modeled by Douglas alumni. ton. John Fellz, Jersey City, was a white prayer book adorned with day afternoon at 2 p.m. in the Hospital. She had been suffering the' ring bearer. will reside in Key port. Clarence A. Bennett Mrs. Mary Lou Van Iderstine, a white orchid. The bride was graduated from Posten Funeral Home, Atlantic Clarence A. Bennett, 62, of 130 from cancer. Rumson, will direct the fashion For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Mrs. Robert Reamer, Union Keyport High School and is em- Highlands, for Mrs. Phoebe M. Sixth St., West Keansburg, died ; DiGiovanni selected a pink lace ov- Besides her parents, she is show. . . Beach, was the matron of honor for ployed by the ATCO Ceramics Rosse, 67, of 6 Memorial Parkway, Thursday, Mar. I, 1962, in River- survived by a brother, John Hall, er satin sheath with a matching her sister. Her blue satin street- Corp., Keyport. Atlantic Highlands, who died Mon- view Hospital. Born in Irvington, bow hat and matching accessories length gown had a round neckline, day, Feb. 26, 1962, in Lake Worth, Mr. Bennett had lived in West and five sisters, Colleen,' Kathleen, The bridegroom attended Keyport Maureen, Noreen and Darleen, all and a white orchid corsage. The three - quarter • length sleeves, High School and is employed by Fla. The Rev. George Taylor, pas- Keansburg for 25 years. bridegroom's mother chose a dark matching rose at the waistline, and tor of the Methodist Church, of- at home; her maternal grand- the Hyatt Roller Bearing Corp., Ho was a retired bartender. mother, Mrs. Mary Clyne. New blue silk dress with a royal blue tulip-shaped skirt. She wore a Clark Township, a Division of Gen- ficiated and interment was in Bay Mr. Bennett was a member of the hat,' dark blue accessories and i matching pearl crown with a cir- View Cemetery. Laurel Sportsmen Association, the York, and paternal grandmother, BOTTLED eral Motors. White orchid corsage. Mrs. Rosso was born in Be I ford West Ktansburg Fire Co., and was Mrs. William Nesbltt, Keansburg. Reception At Lseien Home and had lived In Atlantic High- active in the Little League Base- A blessing service is being held A reception followed in the Amer- lands for 45 years. She was the ball program in West Keansburg. Thursday morning at 10 a.m. in ican Legion Home, Laurence Har widow of John Rosse. Surviving aro his wife, Mrs. Vi- St. Ann's Church, Keansburg. In- bor. For their wedding trip to Flor- Parents Welcome New Arrivals Surviving are three sons, John, ola B. Bennett; two sons, Donald terment will be in St.- Michael's GAS ida, the bride wore a red silk suit, Louis and Leo Rosse, all of At- R. and Albert F. Bennett, both at Cemetery, Long Island. • matching hat, patent leather ac- lantic Highlands; three sisters, MISS fcLAINE C. PENROSE home; u daughter, Mrs. Joan Dis- cessories and a white orchid cor- Mrs. Ruth lieuser, Matawan; Mrs. brow, West Keansburg; a brother, You O«t Clean, Quick Shaw Maurer Marybelle Snyder sage. Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn Shaw, Edna Lott, Florida, and Mrs. Mar-Albert EoStmonJ, 341 Park Ave., Russell Bennett, lrvington, and two When they return, they will re- 7 South Atlantic Ave., Matawan, A daughter was bom In Perth ian King, California; nine grand- Union Beach. grandchildren. Honored At Shower Hea» For Cooking side in their new home in Eliza- are the parents of a son, born Amboy Hospital on Friday, Feb. 21,children and four great-grandchil- The funeral was Monday after- 1 Miss Penrose was graduated beth. Tuesdalay, FebFeb. . 27, 1962, in River- 1962, to Mr. and Mrs. Conrad dren. from Keyport High School in 1959noon at 1:30 p.m. In the John J. A surprise bridal shower was Prompt, Efficient view Maurer. 78 Roosevelt Ave., Laur- Ryan Home for Funerals, Keans- The bride was graduated from Hospital. Mrs. Charles H. Wohlleb and is employed by (tie" Arthur Im- given in honor of Miss Marybelle Sayreville High School and attend- ence Harbor. merman Co., Matswan. Mr. East- burg, with the Rev. H.H. McCon- Snyder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harrington Funeral services were held Mon- nell, pastor of the Keansburg Meth- Service ed Jersey City State College. She day at 8 a.m. from the Worden mond' attended Keyport High Harry Snyder jr., West Keansburg, A son was born In Riverview •.. •, smri • School and is employed by the Sal-odist Church, officiating. Burial la a member of the Ladies Auxil- Hospital on Tuesday, Feb. 27, 1962, Funeral Home. Red Bank, and at was in Shoreland Memorial Gar- on Feb. 21, at the home of Mrs. iary of the Laurence Harbor Ameri- to Mr. and Mrs. William Harring- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sturt, 8 9 a.m. a requiem mass was offered mon Paper Box Co., Matawan. dens, Hazlet. John Kmak sr. by Miss Harriet KEYPORT CAS CO. can Legion Post 332 and the Ladies ton, 20 Wilson Ave., Keansburg. Maiden Lane, Matawan, are the n St. Ann's Church, Keansburg, A summer wedding has been Snyder, Miss Diane Tofte, West Auxiliary ol the Laurence Harbor parents of a son, born In Perth for Mrs. Anna Margaret Wohlleb, planned. Mrs. George Basscn First Aid and Safety Squad. She Amboy Hospital. Afflteuel Robertson 75, of 8 John St., West Keansburg, Rowley-Lorenzo Mrs. Annie B. Bassen, 70, of 130 also is an assistant leader of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robertson, who died Wednesday, Feb. 28. Freneau Ave., Matawan. died Sat- Brownie Troop 71 in Knotlcroft. Canute 1962, at Riverview Hospital. Burial Mr. and Mrs. John Lorenzo, 94 LEARN 126 Beacon Blvd., Keansburg, are urday, Mar. 3, 1962, in Monmouth SwUchboart : The bridegroom attended the Ma- the parents of a son, born Tues- A son was born in Riverview was In Calvary Cemetery, Queens, Locust St., Cliflwood, have an- Medical Center. Mrs. Bassen was Rcce|itl unlit KLYPORT LUMBER chine and Metal Trades High day, Feb. 27, 1962, in Riverview Hospital on Thursday, Mar. 1, 1962, N.Y. nounced the betrothal of their born in Germany, daughter of the Comptometer School, New York, and Is employed Hospital. to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Caputo, Mrs. Wohlleb was born in New-daughter, Diane Marie, to James late Hugo and Bertha Wende. 8«nslmatte 21 Leroy PI., Keanshurg. P. Rowley, son of Mrs. John J. & SITPI.Y CO by Maxwell House Coffee Co., Ho- York, a daughter nf the late Frank She had lived in Matawan II boken. Wilsaa Rowley, Harding Ave., Matawan, Mlele J. and Margaret Spiegel (Neumann) years and formerly resided in New A son was born in Riverview Wohlleb. She had lived In West and the late Mr. Rowley. York. She was the widow of Hospital on Wednesday, Feb. 28, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mlele, 85 Keansburg two years and formerly The bride-elect attended Mata- Tel. LOwtll 6-1872 George M.D. Bassen. enroll NOW _ Will* Filed 1962, to Mr. and Mrs. William Wil- Bayview Ave., Keansburg, are the resided in Middleman Township. wan High School. Mr. Rowley at- Surviving is a daughter, Miss An- son, 217 Main St., Keansburg. parents of a daughter, born Thurs- Mrs. Wohlleb was a communicant tended St. Michael's Catholic High nie A. Bassen, Matawan. StkMl If llSrim Cliffwood day, Mar. 1, 1962, in Monmouth of St. Ann's Church. Her husband, School and the Newark Vocational Funeral services were held Tues- Goniales Medical Center. Charles H. Wohlleb, died in 1955.School for Boys. Hi Stale St., P.A. - VA Mr. and Gonzales, day afternoon at 1:30 p.m. in the . Josephine P. Poole, Holmdel Mrs. John Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. A May 5 wedding is planned In Bedle Funeral Home, Malawan, Township, who died Feb. 6, left a 128 Broad St., Keyport, are the Stetz St. Joseph's Church, Keyport. parents of a daughter, born Tues- William K. Novak, with whom she with the Rev. Robert W. Addiss, house and lot at 18 Church St., Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stetz, 187 made her home, and a sister, Mrs. pastor of the First Baptist Churcn, Keansburg, to Doris P. Ronson and day, Feb. 27, 1962, in Monmouih Beers St., Keyport, are the parents Croce-Schwarck Medical Center. John C. Murphy sr., Red Hank. Mrs. Gertrude Brownmiller, 264 Matawan, officiating. Interment Alfred C. Poole, who were named of a son, born Saturday, Mar. 3, was in Old Tennent Cemetery. executors of her estate, according 1962, in Fitkin Hospital. First St., Keyport, announces the Santiago Mlsi Irene C. Mahony Ross W. Maghan Agency to terms of her will probated re- Local funeral services were un- engagement of her niece, Miss Tru- A daughter was born in Mon- Smith Otto Vogt cently in the office of Monmouth der the direction of the Day Funer- dy Schwarck, to Airman Third Otto Vogt, 61, of 30 Ideal Ave., County Surrogate Edward C. mouth Medical Center on Monday, A son was born Saturday, Mar. Class Ronald Croce, son of Mr. Feb. 26, 1962, to Mr. and Mrs. al Home, Keyport, for Miss Irene East Keansburg, died Sunday, Mar. Brbege. The residue of her estate 3, 1962, in Riverview Hospital to C. Mahony, 47 Provost Ave., Key-and Mrs. Charles Croce. 307 Arling- 4, 1962, in Riverview Hospital. Mr. SAVE with SAFECO was left to Alfred C. Poole. Antonio Santiago, 707 Florence Mr. and .Mrs. Edward Smith, 4 ton Ave., Union Beach. Ave., Union Beach. port, who died Wednesday, Feb. 28, K was born in Shamokin, Pa., Willow Rd., Holmdel. 1962, In her home. Miss Schwarck and Mr. Croce and had lived in East Kcansburg, Charlea ftachel both attended Keyport High School. Rledel Herzog Miss Mahony was born in New 14 years. He was employed by the Charles Pmchel, Union Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Riedel, York and had lived in Keyport for Mr. Croce presently Is serving in Licbman Brewing Co., Orange. who died Feb. 7, left $100 each to 20 Fir PI., Hazlet, are the parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herzog, 15 years. She was a retired New the U.S. Air Force and is stationed Mr. Voyt was a member of the Real Estate—Insurance n Peru, Ind. his children, Arthur, Audrey and if a son, born Sunday, Feb. 23,238 Shoreland Circle, Laurence York school teacher and a com- Teamsters Union, Orange, and St. MATAWAN 138 Main St LOwtll 6-0003 Charles F. The residue was left to 962, in Riverview Hospital. Harbor, are the parents of a daugh- municant of Si. Joseph's Church, No date has been set for the Catherine's Church, East Keans- Ms wife, Muriel Puschel, who also ter, born Friday, Feb. 23, 1962, in Keyport, and a member of the wedding. burg. was named executrix. Paris Perth Amboy Hospital. Catholic Daughters of America, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Su- Mr. and Mrs. Domlnick Paris, Zemalkowskl-Goodhand Court St. Joseph's. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Goodhand, ,an (McFadtleti) Vogt; four sons. James T. Kclsey Hazlet, are the parents of a daugh- Young Surviving is a sister, Mrs. Doug- Charles VOKI, Jersey City; Chief James T. Kelscy, Holmdel Town- 206 Arlington Ave., Union Beach, ter, born Tuesday, Feb. 13, 1962, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Young, as Allaire, Floral Park, N.Y. have announced the engagement of Petty Officer Arthur Voyt, U.S. Na- ship, who died Feb. 10, left his es- in South Amboy Hospital. 607 Bay Ave., Union Beach, are the vy, Vallejo, Calif.; Otto L. Vogt, tate to his wife, Anna J. Keliey. Mrs. David Gallelly their daughter, Carolyn, to Vincent parents of a daughter, born Friday, .!. Zemalkowski jr., son of Mr. and at home, and Raymond Vogt, East Harvey I. Warded was named ex- Paigal Mar. 2, 1962, in Riverview Hospital. Mrs. Annie (Murray) Gulletly, of Keansburg; three daughters, Miss Notice To Persons ecutor. A daughter was born in South 117 Route 18, Old Bridge, died Mrs. Vincent J. Zemalkowski sr., Gloria Vogt, at home; Mrs. Uileen Amboy Hospital on Wednesday, Palmer Thursday, Mar. I, 1962, in Perth 183 Wilson Ave., Port Monmouth. Riddle. Jonesville, N.Y., nnd Mrs. Miss Goodhand, a graduate of Jaaeph Yenag Feb. 14, 1962, to Mr. and Mrs. A son was born Saturday, Mar. Amboy General Hospital. She was Cynthia Paternak, Hazlet; three Joseph Young, Union Beach, who Israel Pasgal, Clllfwood. the widow of David Galletly and Keyport High School, Class of 1958, sisters, Mrs. Marie Griffin, Red 3, 1962, in Riverview Hospital to s employed in the purchasing de- Desiring died Jan. H, left his estate equally Mr. and Mrs, Brooks Leonard Pal- 'ormerly resided in Kearny. Bank; Mrs. Catherine Wentling, to his children, Anna Y. Munroe, Farvda mer, Route 520, Holmdel. Surviving are two daughters, wrtment of Ebsco Industries. Inc., Point Pleasant, and Mrs. Marlhu Lillian Y. Coffey, Michael YounR, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farvda, Mrs. Anna VanArsdale, Old Bridge, Red Bank. O'llara, Jersey City. Mr. Zemalkowski, a graduate of Benjamin Young, Madeline Y. Ad-2S» Alpine Way, Laurence Harbor, Manclno and Mrs. Elinor G. Kenney, Lake Funeral services were held Wed- er and Francis Young. Michael are the parents of a daughter, born Park, Fla.; two sisters, Mrs. Mar- Middletown Township High School, Mr. and Mrs. Salvntore Mancino, served In the U. S. Army for three nesday morning al 8:30 a.m. from Absentee Ballots Young was named executor. Sunday, Feb. 18, 1982, in South 727 Front St., Union Bench, are the •aret Riidden and Mrs. Grace Pol- the John .1. Ryan Home for Fu- Amboy Hospital. parents of a ion, born Friday, Mir. lack, both of Kearny and two broth- years and in Korea for 15 months, nerals, Keansburg, followed at 9 William C. Miles 2, 1962, in Riverview Hospital. ers, Andrew and Robert Murray, 'rcsently he is self-employed as a a.m. by a high requiem muss In William C. Miles, Marlboro Town- Maslsrsan also of Kuarny. sub-contractor. St. Catherine's Church offered by ship, who died Feb. It, left his es- A son was born In South Amboy The wedding date has been set If you are a qualified and registered voter of the Cairns Funeral services were held Mon- the Rev. Thuddeus Woiciehowskl, State of Now Jersey who expects to be absent outside tate to his wife, Emma Miles, and Hospital on Monday, Feb. 19, 1962, Mr. and Mrs, William Cairns, day at the John £). Crane Funeral >r May 19. pastor. Burial was in Ml. Olivet named a son, William H. Miles, to Mr, and Mrs. Edward Master- 23 Hemlock St., Hazlet, are the Home, Kearny. Interment was in Cemetery, Middletown. the State on April 17, 19B2, or a qualified and registered executor, son, 25 Calvin Ct., Old Bridge, parents of a son, born Tuesday, Arlington Cemetery in Bergen Natural Gat Aid* voter who will be within the State on April 17, 1962, Mar. 6, 1962, In Riverview lloj- County. Reginald F. Scarlcs Carter but because of illness or physical ciisnbiiity'will be un- pltal, Go«> To Washington Reginald F. Senrles, 30, of 37 Ma- able to cast your ballot nt the polling place In your dis- Anna Tonnles, Kcansburg, who Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carter, plo Dr., Hazlet, died Sunday, Mar. died Jan. 17, left her ealale to her Carol PI., Old Bridge, are the par- Abrahamsen National Lead Cites President John F. Kennedy in- 4, 1!W2, at his home. Mr. Seurles trict on said date, nnd you desire to vote in the General ents of a son, born Tuesday, Feb. husband, Richard Tonnles, and also A daughter was born Monday, Bayshore Employee* vited John G. Hopkins jr., ot the was born in Lonj; Branch. Election to he held on April 17, 1UC2, kindly WRITE to named him executor, 20, 1962, In South Amboy Hospital. Mar, 7, 1962, In Monmouth Modical New Jersey Natural Gas Company, He was a member of St. John's the undersigned at once requesting that a civilian absen- tn attend the President's Confer- Price Center To Mr. i,nd Mrs. Warren Eight bayshorc area employees of Methodist Church, lln/lcl, and had tee ballot be forwarded to you. SUCH REQUEST Abrnhamscn, 103 !iar.lct Ave,, Haz-National Lead Co.'s Titanium Divi- once on Occupational Safety, now been employed by U. 11. Kuhlert A daughter was born in Mlddlu- let. underway In Washington, D.C. Theivnd Sons Nutaury In lin/.lcl. MUST STATE YOUR HOME ADDRESS, AND THE sex General Hospital on Sunday, sion, Parlin, received service conference will lirhiK together ADDRESS TO WHICH SAID BALLOT SHOULD BE FORMAL Feb. 25, 1982, to Mr. and Mrs. awards lust month. Cited for com- Surviving are Ills foster parents, pletion of 15 years of service were more than 3000 leaden of Ameri- Mr. and Mrs. Roma Lewis, with SENT, AND MUST BE SIGNED WITH YOUR SIC Michael Price, 28 Plersoll Rd., Old Dental Assistant* Plan can Industry, labor, agriculture, whom he lived and a sister, Mrs. Bridge, Vincent Aqunvla, Union Bench, and NATURE, AND STATE THE REASON WHY YOU Workshop Mar. 17-18 Frrnik Christian, Keanshurg. federal, state and local govern- l.ols Thorne, lluzlet. WIAH ments, insurance, education, sci- UH'riil services were held Wed- WILL NOT BE ABLE TO VOTE AT YOUR USUAL Kelly Employees completing II) years ence, health, and private safety POLLING PLACE, - The regular monthly meeting of of service were William Wagner, nesday nt 1 p.m. ut Ilia John W. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Kelly, M orMunl/.ntion.s from nil parts of the Mehlenlieck Funeral Homo, llnzk'l. TO HIM Scholer Dr., Union Beach, are tho the M mi mouth County Dental As- Union Bench; James Carroll, Lau- country. parents of a son, horn Saturday, siilanta was held in Red Dunk ut rence Hnrbnr; Harold Kramer, Tin! Rev. Nonmin It. Klley, pastor No civilian absentee ballot will be furnished or W.f. WAUACI In luMilWin to bi'liiK chairman nl St. John's Methodist Church, nf- vlar, 3, 19*2, in HWervlew Hospital. th« office of Dr. Anson Hoyt uiul lntnwnn, nml Margaret OnrMiin, forwarded to any applicant unless request therefor la cumoM Dr, Leon Rolnnor. Flnnl plans wore '.mirc-nce Harbor. Both Kenneth Ro- of the central .safety committee of delated, und InliMiiiont was in Navak mildo for I hi) workshop weekend >:;rls, Mittswun, and Charles Zlcji- New Jersey Natural Cius Com- lioliiuli'l CcMni'liwy. received not lesn thnn eight (lays prior to the election, A daughter wan born Saturday, which will be held Mur. 17 nml 1,1iur, Miitawnn, completed five yours pany. Mr. Hopkins, who lives sit and containing tha foregoing Information. Last day ta) •II!) Wells Ave., Oukhursl, in presi- Andrrw J, Mllenkl Mar, 3, 1962, In Rlvervlow Hospi- at the EmnrcHs Motel, A.slni.y with this company. 1 r iniike application will be April 1), 1002. Frwl ft. Park, Gtiosl speakers will be prus- dent of I he Monmouih County Siifi - Andrew .1. Miliskl, . i2, of !M tal to Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Novak, First SI,, Perth Ambny, died sud- 18 Evvrurucn PI,, Kcnnsmiru. unt for Ixilh diiys and clinics will ly Council, n county division rf be presented on Suiulny morning, Attend Testimonial Ni'w Jer.siiy State Snfcly ('ounril. denly Friday wliilr ivoildiif; for Dated March 11, 11)02, Mar. 18, Tin' purpose of the niiifeiTiir'! Ihn l.i'lil|;h Vnlli-y Unllroml nt ihr Department Executive Commit Is to dcvlsi! and IIIIMI npply volun- American Snii'lilni! nml Kellnlnii Mrs, Frances Sfriiim, preslili.Mii, Iceman Homer Mullcson, Cliff- tary, co-operative means for re- Co. plant in l'l.'illi Ainlioy, Mr, Hall of Records Studios ui'Kvd extra effort be nindu with wood, uUundi'd the testimonial din- ducing the l:i.HI)l) riuiilha nml Hourly Mlh'Kkl v.iiH iimployi.'d an a brake- J, RUSSELL WOOLLEV the bootter tint iilnllnu Ihnt she ner-duuee ulvon In honor of Mur- 2,UIHI,()(]() (llsnliliiij: Injuries occur- man by Iho railroad. would like Its iminy us JMBBIIJIU by roll N, Woolmnn, Commander or rlnij .annually because of nn-lhif- Mr, Mlk'skl was born In Perth County Clerk WtOMNCS A SMOAITY Mar. IB, the American Luglon, Dupurtnicnt job iirchlenlH, The contemn'!! Am buy and WIIS u communicant ll'mnlirtltl, N. J, N MAIN IT fit. CO Tho noxt rtmuliir moetlno will be of Now Jersey, Saturday In Mount Ilieinu Is "SiifuHtiurdliiii llumnn of SI, SU'plii'n'.i Church. Hit be- P hold In Rod llunk. Holly. Wurlh." longed In tho llrothcrhnud nf Kali- THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, March 8, 1962

Outbeard Champa St Benedict's Win New Point Record I Wrong Uniform I East Brunswick Edges Aascrlraa Paver B—t Asaachv- ttsa aaawimmiat «f Regim I By DuBois Relay U(k satel afaatHaga far IKIIn Rarilan A. A. lists twa Uainn Brach drivers, First place Fleelwood ]'s ninth Keyport In C-J 70-69 Fraak Fuller, la "A" utility aaal consecutive victory and a new sin- jiwy SiM CnUer- Bab Letwenske, in "C" utility, aa M Ml PNf> at Ik* Keyport passed out of Central was getting one off from the side tat) men. Bath race under the gle game point record by Lou Mu&- fMAikt Jersey, Group III, basketball by for a new Keyport lead. But It also colors af the Central Jersey (Out- tillo of Karilan Hills were the high- __ _inMl rt , one heart-sickening point against was a last Keyport lead and the ir- board) Racing Association. lights of action in Ihe Rarilan Ath- letic Association basketball league. to Sf arilt iday la whkh East Brunswick Thursday on the repressible Dobr.-ynski was moving Harrison Bogus, long a nation- hay, teak DnM«. »Uy- Red Bank High School court. This up center again for a twister to tie ally ranked driver in the "D" Fleetwood managed to squeeze >. KBWt hardly-expected 7049 setback at it a 15th time. utility ou!board division, will go by third place Upper Raritan, 75-72, . HN tow! kas ckasfed fcude ke- the hands of a school new to var- Scupp shot one In over the hands Inboard this year for Ita first but Ihe game served as ample ftma tfc» («• aekosb all evaaiai sity basketball this year brought of three Keyport defenders as East lime as he is expected to launch warning to the new league champs caariai Ma this Itoal avcat. Da- an exasperating insufficient end toBrunswick had now stopped driv- a 281 cubic Inch inboard hydro- that they have their work cut out •alt Mibai swsy lo a strong itirt the high school playing days cf Key- ing and was measuring on the of- plane racer. He still will be eligi- for them in the playoffs late this la aim hto lemmalM a lead oa port's Bruce Jackson, a player fensive. Jackson whirled bacli and ble to race under the colors of month. Spearheaded by Bill Sysyn, wtfcfc a* work u holding on for a who never truly had a chance to it was a IGth tie at £-1-64. the local association. Fuller is RX- Upper Raritan started off as if they triwah by tour-Wtte of a iecood show his wares in state tournament Bears Sure-Shooters perted to race a new .stock "II" would run Fleetwood right out of «mr UM second place team of St. play in his high school years. There were no more ties. The class runabout this coming sea- the gymnasium. The losers grub- Mai's. New Bniaiwick. The Du- H was the same thing with Keyy- order of basket-making was giving son. bed a Id-point margin after only Ma-Jona Crlitoff-John O'Nell- port as witith most othehr EEastt the Bears the ball on Ihe tie score The Ccniral Jersey Association five minule^ had expired, then hit ttowit Kron combination was Brunswick foes this yeary . Theyy and they used Ihe slowdown for chose new officers for the corn- a cold spot which the league lead- Dawd U 3:42.1. Seton Hall was were able to outscore thh eB Bears sure-shooting as the game ncarctl in); season. Hoggs is president; ers quickly capitalized upon. •ktrt out In the event, to Ihe Gray- from the floor but not enough to its end. On a toss-in from the side, Tony LaConte, Keyport, vice By haiftime, Fleetwood had pull- bass picked up five points for a overcome their margin from the Scupp caught the Keyport defend- president and Bob Lclwcmhe, ed uhead, 43-33. Upper Raritan SM1M inset victory over the South foul line. This was the more dis- ers loggy on their feet and moved secretary - treasurer. The club quickly caught up in the second Oraata tthletes. concerting for Keyport as Coach past them for a layup to put fCasl voted to meet Wednesdays from half, and the lead see-sawed back Hew CSJU, Keyport, nrj for frank Zampelln has had his play- Brunswick now vitally ahead. The now lo Ihe end of the racing sea- and forth for Ihe remainder of Ihe ChriitlM Blethers in the dashes. ers always shooting more fouls and Keys suffered a deadly blow when son at I.etwinsko's Garage, Flor- contest. The first-placers won it aad won a heat but the lutimal yielding less free throws than the their downcourt passing was cut off ence Ave., Union Beach. The with a minute and a half remaining tatenefcolaftk champ, Jerry opposition. and Shaefcr tossed back for a pop membership is upen (o new rac- when Jim Blaney and Gil Fall KraaMich, EMCX Catholic, was tor But East Brunswick kept shoot- shot to make the East Brunswick ing drivers. each hit a bucket to break a tie. too much for him in the flaals. ing on the fly and the drive, not lead 68-64 with only 45 seconds lo Fall led all scorers in the game ' Two Hwlet nimer«, len Sauter in poised shooting, such as thego- with 28 markers. Saal Lesser of aid Bob Reyooldi, were No. I and Keys largely have had lo defend Jackson again made an amazing only lo be run out of the Confer- the losers was next with 21 points, Me. I oa a sprint medley relay against this year. So it was the hit from the side. But he had one ence championship by Ihis same followed by teammate Mike Kraj- titm Ikat pbeed ssoaad aovice re- Bears getting 28 free throws and foul shot and missed and Janna- Neptune club in late February. kovich will) 20. The game was lays at the annml Chririiin Brolh- making 20 while Keyport was get- rone had two and connected on one. There is no desire here to speak marred by 36 personal fouls, 20 of' an astH at Ibe Mad Reflmenl ting only 18 and making only sev- It was 68(17 with 23 seconds to go, disrespectiilly of the "B" teams them against Upper Raritan. en. Keyport kept drawing pawing but East Brunswick had the hall of the Conference, but the record Record Shattered Arswry Monday. Oant rta, die and was freezing it in back court. m mt H$t»t ONeill. Vest faults in defending against these of lite ycafsTfinha! they do not Mustillo_ shattered iCrajkovich's shots on the fly, an interpretation The Keys went as long as Ihcy HAROLD DEITZ Kaasabwg. the m. In a CBA vie- dared, but had to foul Doosey for play basketball comparable wilh three-rriontrHild record of 47 points my si tha •svk* dttuaca medley of the hand-fault ruling by the of- by scoring more points than the ficials not to the liking of most possession. There was no posses- Keyport and Matawan. So it is a Harold Deitz is shown above de- Kerasrt rUck law «0l ael lar«et the seaian m tMt year's Keyport rooters. The refs did call sion for Doosey made both with process of winning 20 games in a entire Woodland Park team in Riir- livering his curve ball as a pitcher whs tsaekilld their vanity careen la Ike East Brunswick tame two or three bad ones which tru- four seconds remaining. season, only to have the big ones ilan Hills' 108-54 triumph. Mustil- for the Memphis Chicks of the Taarsaay. They waa tws Share Caafereaee "1" champlomMpi. eae ly hurt in a close-point game with lo's persona) total was 55 on 20 field Southern Association. This is an Gevas passed half downcourt to get away because the local clubs goals and 15 foul shots. The spree •aiket Bawl latiraey, aad mmt el all, beat R*e* MaUvaa team* hia foul-making team like Ihe Gretn Jackson and the Keys took time do not have to drive and press entirely wrong uniform now for •U af the last savea gaiBes stayed ia basketball btfweea the time- and White. gives Must i Mo what links like a Sunday Deit* reported to the train- out. Time in was three seconds. the way a club like Neptune safe lead in his individual scoring rivals. Jackson dribbled through the ing camp of the St. Louis Cardin- Taty are (lift to rlgaO: Kaaelmg, Brace Jackaaa kaldlag the tad Perleis Of Sluggishness does all season. A team becomes tattle with Krajkovich. He nowals *l St. Petersburg. This sudden whole East Brunswick team with- used to the pace of play and style trim Catch Frank Tamaalla; ataaalag; Tarn Leaaardla. Larry Palaad, But Keyport had periods of slug- out a hand being moved against leads the Upper Karitan star by switching of atsienment for him llm tawsea, Jim Mate. gishness, lapses in lolling East him. He ssnk a layup and the final of play of its run of opposition. 43 points with two games remain- from the workouts of the Atlanta Brunswick players, get away and whistle sounded as the ball dropped There la nothing much the coach ing. Krajkovich still ha* the higher Club of the International League a failure to properly close up the away from the basket. Keyport ctn do tbout it, the season-long per game average, 28.4 to 27.4. makes it appear there is a good the Celtics at 14-13. la their cf- center oa defense for a period that Other than Musttilio's herculean chance the Matawaner will pitch fort* to stop him in the aecond High's basketball season of 1961(2 pace is slow, Ke tries to step it jkojkowdoww a (ante bttwres Keaaa- R was not enough. The Bradley offset a creditable offensive per- was over. up in JO days, it just does not effort, the Woodland-Raritan Hills in the National League Ihis year. Beach defense truly clamped down halt, tht Celtics lost Bob Merrill This will be determined by his tm aaad Kmort ka the Bayaaore formance by the Red and White. East Brunswick rooters went In- work. game contained little of note. The M* fcaool Coafereace toIn the third quarter, limiting Gei- oa touts aad had Juaie Caruso East Brunswick was eight pointa victors led from the start and own- showing in "grapefruit league" Mar ger W a basket aad a tail aad the playing with four on him. Steve to hysterics and mobbed Doosey games the Cardinals play with oth- adlfar tat Kmort High ahead at the start before the Keys for this historic first victory for ed a 47-20 advantage at the half. •morrow. Caack Resale rest «i the Kevport team to nothing DeGiambattista and Caruso were seemed to be aware the stsrtlng KEYPORT will b* in Group II. Jack Bowers and Hank Okuska er big league clubs this month. at all. The Schmlttmcn led laVil the chief scorers for them when whistle had blown and the game their school in stale tournament t'a Keyperi Grammar team pray. For Keyport there was only instead of Group III next year, so trailed Mustillo in scoring for Rari- going into the last quarter. They the Nats kept Ted Sahner tied up. was in progress. there will not be so much of a step- tan Hills with 27 and 16 respective- late the fame with aa U Laek Seartsg laader tht e grim knowledge of having feeard tfaiaiit t fstttkurg'fstttkurg* M.. AA grimly hung onto their one point somehow lost to a team they had ping up of the pace needed at the ly. Jim Frcgelettn with 14 and Cite Motorists advantage, but their chances Once revived from this sluggish- Keyaart win win foforce lfa playofff , The Kniclts, bereft of scoring ness, the Red Raiders tore up the well outscored from the floor. Jack- end of the season. Coach Frank George Fliegelman with 13 topped toatrwiw Kaanaburc repeat* out- looked risky as one foul shot after stars by the ruling against Key- son and three other seniors, Po- Zampullo will have Dan Hourahan, the scorers for Woodland. Nine bayshore area motorists another rolled away from the bas- court for a while. They ran their right M defending champs. Coach port Grammar players competing early deficit Into a 16-11 lead la land, Lawson, and Leonardis, left Tom Gevas, Ken Frase and Ron Raritan Police sewed up at least have had their driving privileges BU DeMaloi boya trounced the ket. Geiger saved it with two late in the league, continued to be the Keyport High School basketball 0'Ncil back next year, so another three minutes, Jackson particular- a tie for second place honors with suspended under the point system Ktyportera on the Keantburg court loop shots from the floor. low point total aggregators. Their ly cutting through the Bear defens- without ever having bad the satis 20-game win year is assured a 83-51 rout of Harmony Park. The earlier In the aaaww, to are itroag- Keansburg had no such trouble defense showed up well in holding es up center for lay tips. The Bears faction of getting so much as to the against the "B" division of thHarmoniese , carried by Fred Kluin's a n d mandatory speeding pro- ly favored to down the Schmittmen In their game, leading from the the Hawks down, but their lacking were acting "tight" on defense, as semi-final round of a Central Jer- Shore Conference as it will be con- outside accuracy, gave the lawmon grams, it was announced this week oa the KHS floor. first pop of the gun, while Union of a scoring leader showed marked- though instructed not to foul Jack- sey tournament. stituted hereinafter. Coach Zampel- a battle for the half, trailing by by the State Division of Motor Beach just did not have height to ly when they came out of the first son, yet not hll l ht ki has been trying lo gel Group IV There la aome chance the game wholly clear what The Keys wound up the season only nine at intermission. Jerry Vehicles. Motorists cited were might be postponed because both cope with Neptune's Bradley Park half with only two points. Dan Er- else to do. teams to play his club in outside Walling and Tom O'Donnell paced five. The Beachers were way back landson, Chris- Bolte, Chuck Rob- again. Shore Conference "B" games to neutralize the slow pace Fred L. Raskin, Hazlet; Andrew teams now are in the sixth annutil One thing they did do was to go champs with a 20-C record. But it a whirlwind second half drive that Garden State Elementary Schools 24-15 at the haiftime and Bradley inson and Butchie LaCone hud com- on bucking up center on offense. and style of play his players will left the underdogs far back. Wai- Gevers, Old Bridge; Robert C. Park poured it on in the third was being cut off too soon. It was Basketball Tournament at Asbury bined to give the Hawks 10-2 ad- Ed Scupp mad'.' one basket this an exciting game, about the best be accustomed to nil season. A lin«, 23, O'Donnell, 21, Kluin, 18 and Nelson, Old Bridge; Elizabeth quarter to close it out. vantage. Keyporl-Matawan feud for "B" Park Convealion Hall; Each surviv- way, then he and his mates shot of the season to watch. But the Joe Governale, 18, were the bigRobinson, Union iioach; Richard ed the first round of play Sat- Matawan Elementary showed In the last half, it was just a five fouls in a row to run it to 16-M pity was nobody from Keyport honors next year seems assured point makers. urday, Keyport edging out Bradley vastly improved form from the defensive stalemate. Mark Dough- and then 1S-18. Jackson wheeled could truly enjoy it. again, even though MfIS Coach A. Simon, Hazlet; John W. Antrim, Ilrucu MacCutcheon is going to In the final games of the regular Beach J7-» while Keuuburg drub- foul line in their game with the erty, who did lead the Knicks in in a side set at tliu end of the first *>3'|iort East Brunswick season next week, Upper Raritan Keyport; Clifford Hiller, Cliffwood bed South Brunswick 43-25. The veteran Dwight School combination early games to scoring totals, and quarter for a 20-18 Keyport lead. (10) have a more severe time getting plays the Police in the game that Beach; Robert L. Currier, Keyport, tUrd Conference entry. Union and kept in the game for the first Skip Freeman, who got 10 points Tied Sixth Time fl P P repacements for Terry Magce, could affect the last three playoff Beach, faltered against the ter- 2 0 4 0 6 Bill Bowie and Billy Collins. This and Arthur G. Haiss, Union Beach. half. The Matawan floor game al- for them against the Lakers re- But Scupp tied it up a fourth Gevan 10 2 nm 11 «2S positions. Fleetwood No. 2 has a rible name of Neptune the opening cently, were both bound up tight Poland 5 S 13 Doosey 2 8 will be offset by Maiawan's finally so was much Improved, a good time at 20-211 as the second quarter breather in Woodland Park, Rari- Have you read the classified day of the tovraey aad were elim- eye for the basket from the per- by Hawks defense tactics. The started with a side set. Jackson Jackson 0 3 35 Dnbra-sDnhrK'sW 6 10 20 having a modern court of their own hMted by the little Scarlet Fliers 0 0 Gruvcr 3 2 8on which to practice. As Manas- tan Kills vies with Coralwood, and ads? imeter of the opposition's zone Hawks only had to match the drove in nicety but George Pressler 0 6 Schooler 0 0 0 Harmony Park meets Fleetwood still being the main Matawan Knicks low scoring to win handily. hit from the side and it was lied 1 9 quan and Point Pleasant are get- O-M. LeonanUl 0 0 No. 1. trouble. , The Pistons won out largely be- a fifth time st 22-22. Joe Dobrzyh- ting new courts constructed, Key- The Beachera. almost put Key- ski was fouled coming in and he port will be Ihe only school left in SUnllliKft pert out oi lha conference race. cause the Lakers lost Schultz, Wil- 31 7 B0 2. Turn W I. ,,.52B%, ***** *», kens and: Frankie Triggs all,on dunked a pair oi free throws. Bill Scorr by periods: the Conference with a non-approv- Flcctwiiod No. 1 13 1 they went right after the taller u- *.-•• • orr • •••• orr Jannarone entered the ball game K«yporl M 18 2011—«!> ed gym and physical education fa- liar,Ian Police 11 3 aUyporters and put a double check dtl|*r 1 a M W. Bill oil personals. They suffered a loss Ea«i Brunjm'lck 18 24 )•12-70 cility. The Keys and Matawan will Upper RarlUm fl 5 Mumford 10 2V. Kcnney 7 0 14 themselves when LoSapio went out lo loft a floater for the Red and Officials: Kocsli. Hubka. Karitan Hills 9 9 oWenw on Billy Gciger that had White and It was tied a sixth time have another strong advantage next Hnnnmiv Park ft I* the Schmittmen'i big scoring star Burke 4 2 10 Lcwan'ki I Oil late in the game, but not before uwwn • a is Buika eat 24-24. IIHIHIIMIIMIIIIII season in that most other schools Cornlwood 5 » hauad up tor the first quarter.Bcmenia • t 10 Kalus'kt e • • ha had brought his teammates Woodland Park 3 H But that fouling on the rushes will have wrestling, siphoning off KlcclwuiKl No. 1 I 13 Marty Keaaey aad Butchi* Lew- Cook e e S Miller « » Ssecurely into the lead with his scc- talent that would go to basketball, aadawski were hitting for basketa ond-half bombing of the baskets. into center court got the Keys l.rad/tiff HctiTtrn ON BUSY snot HUM W 3 41 again and again a brace of Bear LOOKING making the cage teams in the "B" 1MB. Avt. DRIVE-IN to give the Beachera a 7-2 lead at MU»u Dwllht ScbMl Beat Running Game division of the Conference still Miutlllo. liar. Hills 3S4 27.4 _ THCATM Elementary (21) (31) free throws, this time by Scupp, ADDWAY I-34OO the cad of the tint quarter, Key- Both teams pressed all the way, resulted. Phil Gruver stole the ball weaker lhan they were Ihis year. Krajkovich. Upper linr. Ml 28.4 Hit having beea limited to ficc o p P G r p IT OVER Lolnsky. Klt'Ctwood 2 W? 22.S Pnclion* 3 17Wcinhc'r 119 man-to-man in the best running as Tom Leonardos passed to Jan- Fall. Fleetwood 2 256 21-3 NOW THRU SAT. throws by Petey Burke and Jimmy Helm 0060 Halman * * 0game of the aeason to date. The narone In backcourt and raced IIIMMIIMIIIS Elrunili r. Police !M» SI'J LawaoB. Testa 0 3 3Lag rone * 1 2 CENTRAL JERSEY luiiina- Svsvti, Upper liar. 212 10.3 Elvis Presley S. Bell • O 0Mln« t 1 SLakers held down LoSapio in the down for a layup to put East Bruns- EAST BRUNSWICK High's Coach inent this year still is current Okli.k.i. Kaiilnn Hills 170 13.1 McAlli»ter 10 2 wick in the lead for a while. Joan Blackman Maffled la Second Quarter G. Andrewd s 0 0 0 first half but it tent both Schultz John Emery may well have won business despite these old-time Kenny. Woodland Park 169 15.4 "BLUE HAWAII" Geiger was still muffled in theWilliams 1 1 3Bloxom A I 12and Triggs into the third quarter Vromni. Harmony Park 169 14.1 P. Eovino 0 4.4Lombard! 3 15 Tho Keys were ever fighting the state tournament game with Brooklyn "wait till next year" O'Dunnell. I'ullcv 108 14.0 aecond quarter, but Burke, Law- Pease 1 0 1Dennis 0 0 0with four fouls on them. When their way back. Larry Poland, Jim Keyport six days in advance of its speculations, In spile ol the fact John Ireland eon and Greg Semenza were Wllks 0 0 0Matthews 0 0 0they went out, Wilkens struggled Lawson and Jannarone hit on Jo Morrow Edward! 1 0 a being played. He protested the use that South Plainlield and High- charging through the gap in the to stem the tide, then he was lost shots to make it tied a seventh of the Convention Hall court for a land Park are highly favored as Don's Gulf Increases "liKUSHMRE!" Union Beach zone where Geiger • 9 21 12 1 SI also. Ralph DuFour and Tony La- lime at 12-32. The Bears got a pair finalists in Group II, we do rath- Br.rfjry Beack Mar. 3 game as being unfair to Raritan Pin Lead was drawing off the second man. •r.vrcrl (23 > Conte made up the extra points of wheeling drive-ins from Scupp, his Bears because Convention Hall er look for a Manasquan-YIata- They put together 20 points lor (25) to keep the Piston win streak go- wan final with, must we say it, SUN. - MON, - TUES. the quarter lo lead at haiftime G F P O V V but Jackson and Jannarone | was Keyport's home court. So tho Don's Gulf won two games from Gelcer 7 3 17 Cliarp ing. brought the Red and White back I game was moved up two days and Squan, the C-J eventual champs. Deborah Kerr Mumrord 10 2 Bitrcnn In games Ihis week, the Hawks This is based on the improve- second place Tiny Glenn's to in- "Tlin INNOCENTS" Rurkc 10 2 YounR again. It was tied an eighth time at placed at the Red Dank High gym. crease its lead in the Raritan Beacher Coach Jim Breyan had Lawsoti fl L;ivin take on the Lakers, the Nats face 3li-3ti. Tills was no doing of Couch Kin- ment the Big Blue showed in Paul Newman the Pistons and the Knicks hope for their gaiiH: against Hennington Township Women's Bowling to revise his defensive setup lo Semenza 0 0 Friedman 0 0 0 Two fouls broke it in East Brims-! cry's hut it brought the game two League. Third place Keansburg Jackie (lle.isim atop these inrushes in the second Gopslll 4 0 8better things against the Celtics. wick's favor again, Scupp getting I days closer to the going-over Koy- Saturday. Granled that Penning- Goodman 1 2 4 ton (1!KI) still looked Group I Savings and Loiin stayed in the 9 Academy Award half, but, in/so doing, he had The Nats chances of recovering them. And Scupp jumped in an ov-! port took from Neptune in the Nominations 10 7 11 0 7 2.1 Pctey Burke by a timely ending despite their imposing record, thick of the bmlle for lop honors to let Geiger' loose. The Keyport erhander. Jackson look one on the I Shore Conference final l-'eb. 27 and by winning two games from Pio- "THE HUSTLER" •coring leader hit for four has- Keyport » • J 8-27of (ho Keyport Grammar basket- Manasquan showed a pu?cise Bradley Bench 5 4 9 7-25 fly, but Howard Doosey came caused the Keys to be playing while game (if fundamental basketball neer Food Stores. kets in the third quarter, and with Officials — Soboul. Clark. ball season now appear dim. Itthrough with a pop shot near the the physical and psychological r-f- Kransturic (43) sooth llruniHlrk was their hope to have him for (lie making a minimum of mistakes. Don's Gulf has a record oi -17 help from Lawson and Sernenza. halftime bell. The Green and White fects of that game, in shaken con- They ployed under this boards OUTEBBDIOOE TO [ counted 31 points for the period. game against the Pistons to even wins and '25 losses and is trailed HOuTt 9 Junflion 55 • 0 r P « r p left the court at haiftime sitting on : fidence, still was oppressing the much better Ilian (hey did against by Tiny Glenn's, 4J-2SI; Keansburg But Union Beach, led by Billy BeverldSe 1 2 ta Tutti 2 II 15things up a bit in league coin a 38-43 lead. ! Keyport players. It also placed the l 1 0 2 Nardi petition. yp py p Matawan and Keyport anil their Savings and Loan, 4'.'i/i-2!l /;; Mi- Bell and Lewandowski, put on a Smith 0 0 II Six-Point Lead I ft h floor play was well spoiled and counter press and stayed With them Kite * 1 19 Delne 0 0 0 Hawks (19) Knlcki (9) I i-nme on a court two feet shorter ncer Food Stores, .111-32: Fisher's KnUhof 1 O 2 Crises 3 a « c, p p <; r v It truly looked bad fnr Keyport J and narrower than lhc ConviMilion co-ordinated. The only thing to Citii-s Service, 37-35; C&M Cle.-in- for a while. But finally the O'Keep« a 0 4 Eckert 1 0 2C. Robln'n 1 O 2 Kapushy (I 0 0when Dobrzynski took the tapoff at Hall court. This might not appear beat them would be a slum-ban): amaller Beacher* tired and theBarrlcelll o e o C. Bolte 10 2 Freeman 113 ers, 35-37; Robert Ii. Lee Inn, 35- U.insiMi 1 1 3 Dougherty 1 0 2Ihe start of the second half to drib- a consequential matter, as it would and go team. Any team Ihat plays 37; Keyixirt Pharmacy, SJVi-Mii: • core was a forbidding 43-33 2U 3 43 C 13 25 Erlantlsen SUSP. Klschler 0 O . ble around the KHS defense man involve only the taking of a lew Manasquan the methodical-preci- Malawun Ford, 32-40; Ccil's Hair •gainst them . at the end of theKeansburg 14 12 12 S-43 Dlsbraw 1 0 2 Walfenfeld 0 O 0for a 44-38 advantage. But this was extra steps if the game had been sion game is done, for Squan is A. Brunswick 5 B SB-25 T. LiiConl* 1 1 3 Rosenberg 0 0 0 Slylisl.s, 31-41; jMatawan-Keyport third quarter. Keyport then nut on Official! — Soboul, Clark. J. Bolte 0 1 1 Lamberln 2 0 4the widest margin of lead either played at Convention Hall. But it going lo make fewer mistakes. Recreation, .1IM2; Keypnrt Liquors, • slowdown lo get out of this Unlo« Buck («) Neptune (53> Wallt 0 0 0 Carter 0 0 0team had had since the Bears open- was these few extra steps that en- As for Group Ifl. Lakcwood j 2B.-III. troublesome test. OFF ing rush. Keyport closed the center abled Keyport to draw off thoshowed y real improvement Ki. IS at Circle - Liberty Z-42M M. Kenney 2 3 7 Huffman c; v r n 3 19 4 1 gap on defense better. They took bunched defenses of Lakcwuod 'n against Princeton High Saturday, I F.ilmi Hand rolled high game of Keyport alto had a bad time fu ..ewiin'kl _ 4 Cutlllo 2 i S l.nlKTl (32) Week Days Open 8:39 7 4 IS Pistons (.18) the ball away three times without ! the "II" title game Feb. 22 and enough for them to upset Ni-p- I l!ll ami Lisa Moffett had high tt In the game with Bradley Beach, W. Bell 3 » Wnrren G K P t<> | The former Matawan star was mov- that hnj prevulled with must m llu; season nnw tiro being miulo hy ed up wilh two games Iclt in Hit' 7:17-1:37 iho Mlddlctown Tuesday Night and it was all tied up u 10th time i\s follows: "The Keys slioulil players "feeding" the ball to the at 52-52. wind up witli their usual 2U season afier seeing spnrutic re- ELVIS nest shot on the sqund. usually the Summer Mixed League nt the Mid- serve duly for most ol the sensn.'i. A Mailed Holld.y dlctown Lanes, Mliidletmvn. Thr Deadly Accurate I'oul* Kiirnes won record . . . but . . . tallest boy. This worked wull Those awful fouls sank with dead- they will bo playliiK a(;ainsl Ihi! Albrlghl won those two games and PRESLEY. •f gna for Kveryoml enough for the llnwks, who com- Icapiiie is comprised of teams »l went inlo lha playoffs ol (lie rollo'ii' three, men and two women ni tl» ly accuracy again, Dohr/.yir.ki lesser opposition of the "II" ilivi- bined It with a rushintvall-ovrr the .sion ul Ihe Shine t.'unleri'nce . . . division of tin Y.iiUlii' Atlantic ftin- place clcfensi! ' flint limited the 9 p.m. »l)llt. Names of areu buwlcrs sank two to put the Drars In Ihe f"r"iirr- M-vyi •u'.ulu.jiimuuit&iwmi inlcn'Stod In competing or enter- vim again, Jnckson somehow gol whilo a teiiiii like Neptune Hi!l Knlcks to only nine points while be ceil red and inerrasinitly shnrp- did ii si long rebounding game In the Hawks were getting It, ing teams In the lenguc arc hcini; through a mass of green .shirts for Ilic seml-linal ruunil gamu wilh accepted by Mrs. Wnndii Oberlc, II Inyup to lie It IIn 11th time nnd ened up by meeli»K Ihe btllcr lype opi)osili(iu of Ihe "A" divi- 1'enn Military College, but Al- But It was of no avail to the Icngtii' sccri'lnry nt 11 Dakota llmirahnn'n loii|> Hide court sel bright went down badly in the final Celtics, who had to face the N.IIK Ave., F.iisl Keanshurg. nuule Ki'.vporl lender anew for n sion. So Jusl ri'ineinlH'r, Kcypurt will hiivi1 ar(|iiiii'd many ol Die wilh llufslia Saturday night 72-47. with Fiankla Coylc. Coyla scored few fli'i'llnf! liniments nl 5K-M. Hut Albright had Ihe Mitlsfui/tlou nl 24 points for the Nals In their :ill- Scupp ^iil n |mss-ln for n chan;>i', fiiulls ol Iheir regular Kenson fdi-s, , , . and will luivc In t;o llnisliing ill Ilie lup in regular .'•<•.(• 25 win over the Celtics, Am) the Babe Ruth Meeting Inslend of drlvin|;, und II WM lied 1 MHI piny in the norlli section uf Hi.' DEBORAH KERR nll-wlnnlni; Pinions hi«l t' pluy aisaiiiKl IXIIIA ADDICI) 1 tlu* upiMisilion lo hi- fneed in Ilic ' rallej;!' division and defeiillng PMC, It when they «ol behind 17-13 In Another ni.vlln;: cif tin Hiiynhnre ' ter court fur II rnip-ln, but Turn (ie- I cliainpioiDi of the <:oiilh section. HOMIS I I'VIt HI- | vas whirled In.iidi: u tniiSN nf I'.a'.l tourneys," All, iilas, nuw slmwn the llml hull uuiiinst thu l.uki'ni, Iliihe Ruth I,fugue him been ntlled M he MI inic. Ncpliine, unl.y liwr Their lire 21 colleges in lln com IRIIMY I. SAIIIKDAY wliosn icurlnu wns dunv hy Kenfor Keypiil't Kiln Club liinlijht. Al I ISniiiflwidi plnycrs tn hotincii one billed college divisions. r>( >M< Anf Schiilir. and Hilly Wllkviis, Mllt.- ('union, president, rppnrls HIP ! in off Ihe biit'klniarils at Ihe thud |«ilnts lieller limn Kcyporl in Hi'- "RFC1 """ *" " ' - *'" Tmiy crailH'f, wns 'M poinlfi lirllrr DLlJl Al IUH III IKf 1IA*> *<•«., Iti'ynoUU bottlrs LoSepIo took over for Hie Infinite h«« been churlI'rwl for 10 <|mirler wliisllc to semi Hie leain.'i Ihiin Ki'.vptirl In ilii1 plnyiifls. NKXT WEEN PlitorH In the nccond half and pro- I mi ii IH IliU your. Knrltnn Tmvn- Into lhc liisl pi'i'lml lied a nth lime, If you nrc married It may be to In l.iist yenr nnicli Ihi' snilie Ililitii I In1 nilviiiiliif.p (if yidi und your will' MW NEWMAN aTARTOW} WED. duced 12 polnls for I lie lust I wovlilp nlri'iiily tins iippllrtl for n Ihlrd Slt-SR, hllfipeurid its Keypurt Iriiunei.'il "The Rat Race" "BLUE HAWAII" qturU'M lo kre|i the CIKIIMIII all. Irani mid Ihi'ie mny l><' n fiiurlli, .liu'kKiin nnd Holitvynskl matelii'il In file u jninl linil federal Inctmif illtCKIf GlfASON 1 a M II I II w a n li'iim Ilia! llml lux return You mny fill' n Imiil Aad wlnnlnit mark M«IIIIK nl :iH-.'ll Cmimn re.pnrt*. Tin It'iium? CMH'C'S MiMinin s nnd Hint lime It wan tied beiilcn N e p I u n c ill Ihe Huti- eillLDHIlN UNDI'K II I'llKli "ME A CROOKED MVP" Ceyle made II of the solnln lhal Id gel KvyrHirl Illuh flwd for Mun- wenii'd In lie lucky fur Kcyport fur ket-llowl I on I ii cy In DeiTinhrr, icturu even lh(Mi|{h lull' til yuu Im* K»ve IIm Nnt« a t»)'llin* kiul ovur d»y», Weilntisiluyi and I'rliliiyn, mi lhc next pnnti-iiMiuiid, Jiiukson no ihciiiiii' iir deiluctloii.'i, THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Pag* Nin« ^^^VRMSOTyf

•Jadergeea Rasle Tralalac Pvt. Hendricks is in the Army T. M. T. Coif. St. Catherine'! No. I 47 M T^conardo Sportsmen sa Holy Family No. 1 «1 M Paul's Tiling Servic* Charles R. Hendricks, son otSecurity Agency and plans to at- as St. Mary's No. 1 43 » Otaerve National Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hendricks, tend schools on the completion of NITCMEH SI. Jan»i No. » 41 "M .': SO St. George PI., Kcyport, now is BOWLING his basic training in connection Mu. 1 Holy family No. • 4t a* with this work. Tram W St. Ann'a No. 1 41 M l-Hdubtwl NOTES STANDINGS Alrporl PJaxa Lanes 49 St. Mary1.' No. f 41 M He is a 1958 graduate of Keyport Music Spot «i :KKI u.-r at St. Ainu No. 1 »l'!i 36'lj and hi MUUeux are High School. Before entering serv- HAVSHOHK IIUSINKSSMKN'S Stewarts Holmdrl 43 Baychor* K of C No. t » «t il 4-H Ch* Week, ina Met id % M & G TranspurUtloa «0 St. Ann'* No. I 3714 37",1 ice, he was employed by his father Frb. 21 Keyporl Weekly S3 : lar, I**. The young people as a milkman, and also was a Team W 1. Manny's Bar 16 Bayshora Cath. Man. No. t 37 A^C • • ".TC SJ1MIW Iu0 *iSBVt^^B 4*H 9w% WnO Cnlfax TV MVi 'JA\i W. K.e.ins*ur« rira Co, It C. W. V. 3« M drummer in the "Valiants," and Harbor Esso 48 30 I'^kMC to about n,*M ckiU i« St. Benedict's No. 1 M » played in many nightclubs through- Johnson Gibbs 48 30 KEVPOBT BUSINESSMEN'* Baysliore Cath. Men No. » 34 S» "rbatvMiburbaa. (ad rural areai Hughes Stars 44'i 33!i htb. 21 Holy Family No. 2 35 40 ' inMgliout th* United SUtei. New out the state. Mat-Key 300 Bar «L 35 Tea in W L nayshore K of C No. 1 34', 40!t Si-hancks Oil Co. 4f 35 Keyiiort Cleaners at 28 St. Benedicts No. a 34 41 •V-Tcww bat an Mrollmeiit 4 Itm Armed Services^Hjj Austin On Randolph ritzgeralds Green AL-I*« t2'i, »5!i e.uik & John's Marina Inn V 29 St. Ann's No. 2 30 45 Airpurt Plaza Lanes 42 M Mjddletown Pro Shop 44>-j 30>a St. James No. 1 271.', 44't '•' ntaWK: .:'..•'•: •:•' .'•••'•:•. . 37 F.dward Austin jr., fireman, U.S. Fishers Servli'e 41 Midilltlinv,! Lanes 41 34 St. Benedict's No. 2 2T,2 441i PtoM in local areaa Include Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-i.K.r. 40 "i 3Ti Circle Chevrolet 40 35 liayshore Cath. Men No. 3 27 41 Cliffwood Firs Co. X) 11.1 >-c«fton» where club members, Uafcrgeee laslc Trataiag enter advanced infantry training; ward Austin, Union Beach, is serv- Zone Hoofing 35'.i 3y'(-j St. Catherine's No. 1 2« 4» •-H «him«l, and volunteer leaden J & s Plumbing 381 i Scorus Conslruclion 2i» 46 be enrolled in one of the specialist ing aboard the anti-submarine war- Airport Liquors lit) 411 Scott's Kunerul Horn* 1U K MAT-KKV Mi:iiCIIANT MRS* "will be gvnrtr and apeaker>. Civic Pvt. Carl M. Olimp, 18, has been 38 40 assigned to M Company of theschools at Fort Dix or be sent to fare support aircraft carrier USS Martins Builders Feb. t «?>•*'• aervlc* eJuW», ichool* and another Army Post for advanced Randolph which participated in the I) S: M Winduw Cleaners 37'. i 4014 KliANSHIUtr. UDIES hurchei aad ether groups have Third Training Regiment of the US lletsy Koss Homes .14 44 MON'IIAV NICIIT Team W L recovery operations of the "Pro-Garfoer Supply .14 44 Cnmpbclls Junction -ranged for talks by 4-H'ers and 'Ul 4H Team W h Prior to his arrival at Fort Dix ject Mercury" orbital space fligh!. J «i J Electric Craig Brothers 41 27 7VXMU Gas 45 87 ^ :rmer 4-H'en. Exhibits illuitral Single System 20 48 Gentiles Market 3'J :«) on Jan. 15, Pvl. Olimp, son of Mr. The Randolph is one of -10 U.S.Fiber Chemical IS G3 Clipper Craft Uoilt Works 42 M i0 Ki-ansburg National Iiank 25 43 Jogs Sporting Goods 36 3t K issigned to M Company of the H. Glenn jr., on the history-making Middletown Dcllcnlesien 45 ' :r» In all «Mtes will be nearly Sal's narher Shop *2 :« MONMOUTII (OUNTV CATHOLIC Ancelos Liquors 34 3t Third Training Regiment of the US undergoing basic training at Fort three-orbit flight was retrieved at Corner Licjuor 40 35 Atlantic Tilo 33 3* •0,708 men and women who serve Mar. 2 ,rmy Training Center, Infantry, Dix. He entered the Army on Jan. sea by the destroyer US NOA ap-Perpetual Monument m 3ti All-Brns. Woodworking 39 •» 'i pnpaidvolunteer leaders, and r proximately five hours after launch- Kdtlic's llarbcr Shop •x 3!) Team W L •uide 4-H work in local communi- ort Dix, for eight weeks of basic 30 and will complete basic train- American I^etritm S4>i 401 St. Joseph's Sl'i 2:)"i Old Mill Dairy 88 44 ins Apr. 6. ing. •-'••.'(.•» throughout'the 50 stalei and raining. Emmona Market 34 ••! 401 St. Agnes No. 1 *i 27 Cr.itcs Beverages 25 4T During this program he will re- Puerto Rico. Among these 4-H ceive basic Instruction in general . 'paders • in Middlesex County military subjects to prepare him honored are Mrs. John Chamber- for more advanced specialized GRAND UNION IS THE PLACE !nln, Madison Township, with 12 raining. vcars 4-H.service; Mrs. Nicholas After the initial fight weeks, lie Arace, Old Bridge, II years; Fred ill receive two weeks leave, then TOP QUALITY... REGULAR STYLE Gaub, Mrs. Biigio Maccla,' both nter advanced infantry training' „ of Madison Township, with 10 years ^ pi service. More thnn 109 other K »dults serve Middlesex County a *~< • ?^fittL /•*•' 4-H club local volunteer leaders, having a cumulative total of over 23* years service. CARL M. OLIMP The tax table must be used in Army Training Center. Infantry Fort Dix, for eight week* of basic LEGS of LAMB - cnmptitlni; your 1961 federal income lax if your income is less than raining, fMM and you elect to claim the During this program he will re- SUPERMARKETS -standard deduction. - - ceive basic instruction in general military subjects to prepare him Vour advertisement In this for more advanced specialized paper will reach prospective training. purchasers in every community !n ' After the initial eight weeks, he the bayshore area: . will receive two weeks leave, then

JOHN BUCK JR. be enrolled in one of the specialist schools at Fort Dix or be sent to another Army Post for advanced training. Prior to his arrival at Fort Dix on Jan. 15, Pvt. Buck, son of Mr. 79: 69 and Mrs. John Buck, 338 Aberdeen Rd., Matawan, graduated from Red Bank Catholic High School. Promoted l'o L/Cpl. LcRoy B. Smith jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy B. Smith sr., 176 0IN LAMB CHOPS 89 RIB LAMB CHOPS 79* Second St., Kcyport, recently was SHOULDER CHOPS w*' -69' LAMB COMBINATION SLICED BACOM ^ r ; 59< BOILED HAS! EAUfl (liESIi DRESSED SMOKED TONGUES ^ *49< rVlffli ICUT UP lb.47c) WH01I ih43* Tfaii offtr f.r the Month of MARCH ONLY Rugs need cleaning? Frozen Fe&tureQ nraaNCAism Have them cleaned Mow! •ABY 1IMAS NO TOLL PA 1-1502 MIXED VECHABLES 2 .39* FRESH LEMONS HONEYDEW MELONS DIRECT LI 9-6766 SPINACH . 2^33* 12,39* PiiONE LINES HI 2-8286 HUNDRIDS 01 1XTRA BONUS STAMPS IN OUR MICHIGAN PEAT - 100 £ 98 LEROY B. SMITH JR. Stamp Jamboree ZEDTIIIVCD GUANO GARKN EA *>• promoted to lance corporal. rKKIILI&CK (6.10-4) DUbag Member of the For the pasl year he has been National undergoing ATC training and i IXTRA STAMPS with purchaM el QUALITY MAID - GRADE A' Institute ot December, he completed schoolin; 35ox. HtMltSSO TAHATAKC for air traffic control specialist 4 COitt IMPOITB) ITAUJU* • • WWIHI VB# S, Horns • the next six months, L/Cpl. EXTRA STAMPS with purchast o! Smith will be given advanced towe WHITE training under the supervision o METRICAL m*w 4th and Sttvtns Avt., South Amboy the F.A.A. at (he U.S. Marine Ai Station, Cherry Point, N.C. tXTRA STAMPS with purdwM of L/Cpl.. Smith i.c a graduate LARGE EGGS CARNATION S& Keyport High School. He entered X MIORITY LIGHT CHUN MUtUttS CDAMIKTTI VAGIICTTINI of ^ the Marine Corps on Aug. 18, 1960. IXTRA STAMPS oiih pvdwtu si <•'•:-> jrHVIlE III IIBOW MACAK3N1 A 43* Completes Testing, Screening TUNA FISH U.S. Marine Pvt. Frederick Chur- •5T KIELBASI 69' ak, son of Mr. and Mrs. William iXTRA STAMPS with prwhaw el B.C. or B.D. DRiNKS 2 BRILLO SOAP PADS 2 ^ H. Hird, 145 Lower Main St., Mat- 1 CHOCOLATE CHIP = '29* awan, completed a week of testin WSTAWT CIHt'g KRISPY CRACKERS . J H >• FORD Raach WaRon. 4 Dr. I Cyl., A/T, RfcH, and screening, Feb. 9, at the Nava 1XT«A STAMPS with pwitMH *f PINEAPPLE RED HEART **«»» 7 1 Green/White, W Walls I11M.M -sassr 2.» STAR •5» PLYMOUTH Belvedere Sport Coupe, • Cyl., AJAX CLEANSER 2 27'FLORIINT A/T. UfcH, Green, W Walls fllti.M 58 CHEVROLET Impala Convrtible, I Cyl., A/T, AMERICAS FAVORITE ^ ^E^ Pal., PB, A/T. RfcH, W Walls. Biack .... I1U5.M NANCY LYNN ESS H FORD Falcon 1 Dr. Std. Trans.. RfcH. Din. trim, W Walls, Blue fHSt.M 'SI FORD Gnlaxie Chlb Victoria. I Cyl.. A/T,. APPLE PIE RAH, Pst.., W Walls. Real : I21M.M •M CHEVROLET Blscayne, 4 Dr., • Cyl., A/T. Spectof SAVC HEINZ KETCHUP 19 Rftll, W Walls, Gray and While flHS.M We •RISH UKE-SHOKTRINC STVll CHUN KING •SS EDSEL Pacer 2 Dr., H.T.. RAH, A/T. Pst., I 49 Cyl., W Wall, Gray/White I »S.N MU.ES; ton 69' » OLDSMOBILE IS llardttp Cpc., I Cyl., A/T, •9c ICON. SIZI CQ( BEETS m CARROTS 4 CHOW MEIN RaH, W Walls, Put., V.U., Blaek ...... fKM.M noun ^ ,.«.39' GLEEM TOOTHPASTI 59 ITALIAN DRESSING , 2'39' DOLE JUICE 0t CDM JI iUPER SPECIAL* PINEAPPLE JUICE 2 39< LESTOIL PINISCINT Folrlane "500" Club Vic, 2 NEW ENCYCOPEDIAS PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 - 31' IAB DETERGENT &4 FIlEDKMCrC CMUI'.AIC AD DETERGENT 62' VEL LIQUID 35« 'SI FORD Gnlaxlo Club Victoria. RAH, W Walla, HOME HANDY-MAN Dig Engine and Floor shift. Black .... fUSt.M Air Technical Training Cenle FRESHPAK FROZEN EJBJBJ ^B^ ^Rk Memphis, Tcnn. ENCYCLOPEDIA AND GUIDE '« VALIANT VIM 4 Dr. Sdn., RaH, W Walls, 1 Green, Std. Trans II3H.N During the week. Marine ! re 16 VOLUMES <.v..*..v. eclve a battery of nplilude U'Mi 'Hi MG MAGNErn:, 4 Dr. Sedan, MM, Sid., Gray .... flHS.M and fire Interviewed by u icnio 4M* MMM«|| AN* HOMI ACItVlltW 'H CHEVROLET ll», 4 Dr., • Pass. Station Waa.cn, uonconiinlssloncd officer to elder • Cyl. A/T, RUM $ 7K.M mlno their elitilbillly (or teclmlcr. '17 MJICK Special, 4 Dr., A/T, Pst., Black and White .,., I tM.M liaiiiliiK to prcpnre 1 1KMn for tint ORANGE JUICE 7 99 'M PLYMOUTH, Belvedere Spurt Sedan, • Cyl., A/T wllh the aviation branch nf Rail, Black/White I W5,M Marino Corps. PACKAGE OF 1OO 1tv Akovo Can AN SOM Wllh A HDay tlncondlllenal Guarantee n« turn « i STEWED TOMATOES 2 , 39« ( SALADSAADAA TEA BAGAMD S nANSfOKlATION SPECIALS NOME GARDEN GUIDE DOLE FRUIT COCKTAIL "^ 39 R&R CHICKEN •,. •, 49*, tltlH WlfIH KMII OOf INtOIMMtVl KlMtUfMMf '4B MJKK, 4 Dr. Sedan, A/T, RAH IIW.M Mtll>M*W M Mill tH mMHitKlHi ftftl COM i er• AinciiM Maii lCOVHINO tvitr »MMft MJMf BABY FOOD ^ 9 , 95' STRAWBERRIES . 'M CHEVROLET Belalr, H.T. Cot,. A/T IIM.N 1 Aincui c m aWKK 4 Door Sanaa, Oray, RAH, A/T IIJMf CALO.r%FOOD 2 29'R&R BONED CHICKEN . 7V •m DODGE CaroaM I Door, Two low Blue, RAH, if I a* • Cyl. Sid I2N.N iHsjlllli 'iomi *,,';,. $1.49 I tfiTioM1*"" 2 ',*'»' 3?c 11 • m AUTO SALES 'i'7 Tli I nti»ruV il "I'I. 37c niiM lotmiois lit' 31c I IOMMO f»n( 2 !-. •iltrl cMrttiV* ill ot Claud IMon !nr',nio,l*li Tluu bin ,, Uitith 10th. Wf l«Ht«l *)iMi*liMl Lanzaro s., or*,. HAZLET GRAND UNION - OPEN EVERY SUNDAY, LO 6-2224 VWt Y«ir Trlptt-S Ncdcmptltii Cfnl«r il M-4 M»ln Sired, Kc»n«bur» - Uvt« Friday 111 I P.M. All Hvfemplloii Ci'nKri An CIIWMI Momlnyi fift Tin THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, March 8, 1962 Night Driving WE SALUTE N«w Aid* Named At Monmouth Collage More Dangerous NATIONAL 4-H Cornelius A. Emmons, superin- tendent of recreation for the town U'« SI per e«at more dtageraua of Bloomfield until last year, has the Want Ads to to drive at aight dm during die been appointed to a position in daylight twin. tVM tbeufh tralfie Monmouth College's Housing Of- i^dMualiy lighter Uwa, according fice.' Mr. Emmons, who resides lanrilUwi sTCanntag. cngineerum in Manasquan, will work with Mrs. FOR KENT FOR RENT tractor «f KeyMooe Automobile Frances McGee of West Deal in HELP WANTED HOUSES FOR SALE FOR SALE Club. And. on the bail* of mileage placing hundreds of undergraduates APARTMENT, 3 rooms and bath" LARGE furnished room, kitchen REGISTERED nurses and licensed "PRESBYTERIANS Pioneer al drives, light driving hi two to three in nearby private homes. He joins private entrance, with utilities. ette, all utilities. Working peopU practical nurses needed for nurs- BETSY ROSS HOMES Matawan." Just published, may time* more dangerous than day- the staff at a time when Mon- Call COIfax 4-7240. WjS preferred. Near bus. private en ing home. Call Gibson 6-6000 he- be purchased in Matawan at l'iia trance, no pets. Inquire Lambert tween !) a.m. and 3 p.m. wjtl time driving. mouth plans the construction of MODERN 4i/2 and V/, room apart- Friendly Shop, Main St., Archivej three campus dormitories to house ments in Keansburg, hot and cold son, 31 Myrtle Ave., Keyport. w;'8' BEFORE you Buy or sign a COD '-•Fatigue and sharply reduced EXPERIENCED female sewing tract for a house call us and com- Dook Store. 137 Main St., in Keyporl vision are primarily responsible for 400 men and women. water and heat. Call 787-0396. wj8 machine operators, steady work, at Bayshore Stationers, 36 W. Front call and ask for John. Uaysluire pare our General Contract price tc (Ms greater danger." he said in nn Mr. Emmons received a Bache- APARTMENT, 3 rooms and bath, OFFICE SUITE others. We will build you a cu St., The Keyport Weekly, 52 W. rtWasry bulletin to motorists. "It heat and hot water supplied. Cal Togs, Locust St., Keyport. COlfa Front St., and in Freehold at tha lor Degree in physical education 4-58C6. w^ torn house, not a prefabricatec is also true that drinking drivers CLUB WEEK from Springfield College in Mas- COIfax 4-5932. wj8 Four-rooms 1000 sq. ft. In heart house, on your lot or ours, to yom Monmouth County Historical Aa- ire more likely to be on the road sachusetts, and a Master's Degree of Keyport business district. APPLICATIONS for stenographer- specifications. Low down payment lociation Library, 70 Court St. Prica at alght. in education from Rutgers. At Rut- INSTRUCTION Across from municipal parking secretary in banking institution New homes far sale presently undei per nook, 1398. wjtf MARCH 3*10 lot, Ideal for professional. Will State experience, if any, giving "The basic rule for. safe night gers he has completed advanced PROFESSIONAL teacher for each construction. Call COIfax 4-1671 KNITTING SUPPLIES. Marian"! drivlag is never outrun your head- work leading to a Doctorate De- instrument, rental fee plus stu- sltcr to suit. Write Box P in references. Write Box F in care or 1137. wj care of this newspaj cr. wjtf of this newspaper. wj8 Yarn Shop, 203 Lincoln St., Morgan. lights. Your stopping distance al- gree in education. dent discount deducted if instru- Tel. PArkway 1-1953. wjtf who have not had an active duty ment is purchased. No contracts TELEPHONE solicitors from your NEW 3 BEDROOM home, Mat* ways should be less than your sight rnililary medical assignment, He was once an instructor at SPECIAL SALE. Rubber bas« distance. And the law requires that to sign. No insurance to pay. The home to represent New Jersey wan Township $15,500. Terms rr stresses medical service in combat, Bloomfield College, and is a past Music Spot, 42 Broad St., across Pl/EASANT, large furnished room ranged. Call Lowell 6-4551. w) latex flat paint, regular $3.95 per the light from your headlights shall with emphasis on emergency life- president of Kiwanii, and the Rec- located in Keyporl, near bus line, State Commission for the blind. gallon, special $2.95 per gallon. ; from Village Tension. Call COI- Write qualifications to Mr. B. Rein MATAWAN Cape Cods and ranches , be strong enough to see anyone or saving measures. Capt.'Wenzel re- reation and Park Association of fax 4-5998. will railroad station snd schools. Write Orr's Wallpaper Discount House, anything as much as Me yards ceived instruction in the treatment New Jersey. Box A in care of (his newspaper in care of N. J. Stale Distribution $12,900 up to $22,500. Financing Highway 36, Union Beach. Call •head of your ear on the highway, of battle Injuries, care of personnel and kindly include business refer of blind made products, 444 Wil arranged for qualified buyer. COIfax 4-1919. Wj2» suffering from combat exhaustion, WANTED TO RENT enc«. wjt liam St., East Orange, N. J. wjS ' Your Social Security number is SMALL house or 4 rooms, 3 adults, KEYPORT, 2 story home, 3 bed- FREE ESTIMATES ON "Speeds of M miles an hour, safe special problems ol nuclear war- important in filing your federal in- KEYPORT apartment, V/ rooms, MATURE WOMAN over 35 lor fare and preventive medicine pro- Keyport - llazlct area. Call COI- t general office work, knowledge rooms, formal dining room, hoi ALUMINUM and legal under good conditions In cedures used to detect health haz- come tax return. fax 4-8932. \ furnished, business couple pre water heat, priced low! the, daytime, may be unsafe and ferred. Heat, hot water and clec of stenography necessary. Write ards and avoid epidemics. P.O. Box 158, ila/let wj8 WINDOWS - DOORS Illegal at, night. They are unsafe _The Medical Field Service School trie supplied. Call COIfax 4-1676, MATAWAN cape Cod, full base- because, by,the time your head- Is one of weven major elements ATLANTIC AVE., Cliffwood, beau WOULD you like to make up to ment, steam heat, only $14,600. SIDING lights reveal the danger, ft may Brooke Medical Center, the Army's $10 per hour, spare time, with- NO DOWN PAYMEWT be too late to itop. Tjtey may be tiful modern 4 room and hath out leaving your home? No sell- largest, medical installation. The apartment for respectable couple. INEXPENSIVE homes, $7000, KARL FRANTZ - CO 4-34M Htegriundrhrid-lhp—hanlr a provisiop n "center-carries-out-all-aspects of ing, delivering or collecting. W, $8800, $9200, $11,500, $12,000 anc YOUTH-TEEN DANCE Hot water hcut, running hot aiv represent Multi-Million Dollar com- of the speed ststute which mikes professional and technical instruc cold water, gas and electricity. (12,900. OFFICE EQUIPMENT; unlimited K unlawful to drive at a speed lion, as well as patient care and se- MUSIC BY THE pany advertising nationally in Sat- •avinga oo new and uiad dcaka, lected projects of medical re- Inquire William Cumbs, -lth St. urday Evening Post, Good House- STERLING McCANN greater than la responsible and Cliffwood or call IX)well 6-i:il4. chain, tiles, ihelving. part* bina, prudent under existing conditions. search. keeping and all leading magazines REAL ESTATE • JADES * who paid $1,000,000 to agents last 253 BROAD ST., KEYPORT drafting equipment and ate. Ralph "As a general rule keep your Capt. Wenzel was a resident In ATTENTION ROOMERS Moccl, m Washington Stracl, apeed under ft miles aa hour at year. Shoppers' Discount Service COLFAX 41376 surgery at Cook County Hospital, Call HOpkins 2-6472. wj8 wj Keyport Call COIfu 4-ISH. wtf •ight. On curves and hills your, Chicago, III., before entering the MEN ONLY speed should be even lower, low Army. Saturday, March 10th Looking for a room where you SALESLADY in women and chil- SPLIT LEVEL, newly decorated, ALUMINUM enough so that you are always able The captain was graduated from don't have to tip toe in at night. dren'^ wear, full or part time. immediate occupancy, term to stop within the range of. your Some experience preferred. Apply available. Call COIfax 4-5764 o WINDOWS 1 St. Mary's High School, South Am 7:30 P.M. At Hotel conditions, ceramic tile baths headlights. * boy, in IH2 and received his degree and showers, all new furniture. Westrelch's, 45 W. Front St., Key- stop at owners house, 616 Pool 6 FOR $75.00 in medicine from Northwestern Uni- Plenty parking, on bus line. Call porl. wj8 Ave., Union Beach for inspection ji INSTALLED versity. Evanston. III., in 1039. He UNION BEACH for appointment, John Scoras. COUNTER GIRLS, Holly Hill also attended the University of II A RARE opportunity, to purchas TRIPLE TRACK linois Graduate School. COLFAX 4-4167 Drive-in, Route 3(1, West Keans- NEWS OF AREA burs. Apply In person. wjS this desirable Dutch Colonial TILT TYPE with knotty pine kitchen, dining WEATHER STRIPPED COLFAX 4-6325 TWO WOMEN for work in Keyport Assigned To lasppard AFB Union Avt. Union Beach room, living room with fireplace, High School Cafeteria. Start late den, 4 bedrooms, l'/j baths, cellar, CRAWFORD CROMEV Airman Basic Richard A. Curtln, Take time out to see these beauti summer. Applications may be ob- SERVICEMEN BENEFIT OF UNION BEACH FIRE DEFT. ful rooms. I car garage, $15,500. Carlton II, PHONE 787-24K son of Mrs. Edna M. Curtin, ( Rue tained from Board of Education Poling, Realtor. Real Estate ant wjtf Lane, Old Bridge, Is being assign- JUNIOR DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS REASONABLE RATES Office, Division Street and Ogden Insurance, 38 Highway 36, Keyport ed to the United States Air Force Court, Keyport, New Jersey be- KF.LVINATOR refrigerator, 7 cubic ^.^jf KeMsW On ChlltM wjtf Call COIfax 4-1918. wj John KolodsieJ, seaman, U.S. Na- technical training course for mis- MASON CANDIES ON SALE tween the hours of 8:00 a.m. and loot, good condition, $40. Call vy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles sile maintenance specialists at TWO ROOMS and bath, heat and •1:00 p.m., Monday through Fri- TWO FAMILY residence, plus un- PArkway 1-6751. wjlf Kolodilel, (II Florence Ave., Un- Sheppard AFB, Tex. Donation 60c — CoupU $1.00 hot water, light furnishing. Ap- day. j occupied store, corner businesi RUGS, 9x12, $30, all new broad- ion Beach, fa serving aboard the Airman Curtin, who has complet- ply Mrs. Bush, 70 Broadway, Key- locution, 4 bedrooms, 2 living loom tweed and solid, some wool. port; wjtf CARPENTER and mason wanted attack transport USS Chlltoo, a ed his basic military training at Call CO 4-3228 - CO 4-7149 • CO 4-1108 for part time work. Would like rooms, 2 kitchens, l'/j baths, Private party. Call 842054!). wjtf unit of the Atlantic Fleet Amphib- Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, APARTMENT, furnished, !•/, to hear from retired men who knotty pine enclosed back porch, JPECIAL, SALE. Shake and ious Force, headquartered at Nor- was selected for the advanced rooms, Union and Morningsidu could use several months of part 3 car garagu, priced to sell, $14,- Shingle paint, outside, regular folk, Va., which celebrated its 20th course on the basis of his interests Aves., Union Beach, woman only. time work, rebuilding small home 000. Carlton H. Poling, Realtor, 4.95 per gallon, special $2.33 per anniversary on Feb. 20. and aptitudes. Call COIfax 4-3724. w]8 In Morganvillc. Write Uox H in Real Estate and Insurance, 38 jallon. 10 colors. Orr's Wallpaper, Organised on Feb. 20, 1M2, the The airman attended Edison STUDIO APARTMENT, furnished care of tliis newspaper, give name, Highway 36, Keyport. Call COIfax Discount House, Highway 36, tin-' force lead every major Allied am- Technical High School. Elizabeth. large living room, bedroom com- address and phone number. Will -1-1918. wjr ion Beach. Call COIfax 4-1919. wjg phibious Isndlng in North Africa STARTING MARCH 12 answer all inquiries. wi8 and Europe during World War II. bination, kitchenette and bath, SPOTLESS condition, 2 family in- IN BALL machines $35, washer Completes Basle Training separate entrance, all utilities sup Today, nearly 17,000 men assign- come property, 4 rooms and bath 2 weeks old $75; choice 4 jjrave Airman Basic Alvin R. Edmond, plied, available March 22nd. In SERVICES downstairs; oil steam heat, cellar, plot, Shorelamt Memorial Gardens, ed to M ships and supporting units son of Mr. and Mrs. George Ed- make up the force, which teams quire 172 Main St., Keyport, any BAY ROOFING CO. garage, excellent terms availabli ;500; also pool tables. Call COllux mond, 12 Orchard St., Matawan, time. wj8 to qualified buyer. Selling price with the Atlantic Fleet Marine is being assigned to the United GUTTERS, LEADERS 1-1535 or COIfax 44)591. wjlf Force to provide a vital amphib- STORE, $60; also 2 apartments, 176 513,000. Carlton 11. Poling, Realtor, 2VERY ejjg carefully selected .ind States Air Force technical training an EARLIER BUS 70S BAYVIEW AVE., Real Estate and Insurance, 3i ious, striking capability for the na- Main St., Matawun. Call PRos- course for aircraft structural re- UNION BEACH Highway 36, Keyport. Call COI- (juaranteed, Ei(;enrauch's Farm tion. Combat-ready units range the pairmen at Amarillo AFB, Tex. pect 5-8728 before 3 a.m. wj8 resh. Large brown or extra lan;u Atlantic, Indian, Arctic and Antarc- COLFAX 4-3MI fax 4-1918. Wj8 Airman Edmond, who has com- APARTMENT, 5 rooms, all util- white Jersey CRKS. 100% pure tic Oceans, as well as the Carib- ities supplied. Inquire 914 • 2nd PARKER Boarding Home for aged WHY PAY RENT? ap maple syrup. Pure honey. bean and Mediterranean Seas. pleted his basic military training to NEW YORK CITY men and women: 24 hour auper- St., Union Beach. Call COIfax No down payment in qualified vet 'Pop" Jones, 151 Morristown Road, at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, vision; Individual diets. Licensed Vice Adm. Alfred G. Ward, com- was selected for the advanced (Mon. thru Fri. Except Holidays) 4-5023 wj8 2 bedroom home, beautiful con rhkj29 mander of the Atlantic amphibs. course on the basis of his interests KEANSBURG, very comfortable by Stats of New Jersey. Reason- dition; knotty pine living room, sent a personal anniversary mes- and aptitudes. furnished room in private home. able rate*. J',J milea south ot large modern kitchen, utility room sage to the men of his force prals- Matawan light, Highway 34; oppo- and 1 car garage. Monthly pay- ROAD MATERIAL fng their Importance aa a "van- The airman attended Matawan nquire 50 Shore Blvd., Keansburg High School. or call 787-6117. wj8 site Whi'e Gate Inn. Call LOwell ment 587 pays all. Price $9900. Blue stone, cinders, gravel, sand, guard in peace and spearhead in 84KU. itf war." Lv. Flectwood Dr.... 5:55 AJMi ONE 4 room bungalow; also 1 rits, road gravel, fill dirt, elc. On Gaidtd Missile Frigate small bungalow, near Matawan ROOM with board for elderly WALKER & WALKER Cawptolos Radio Repair Come Salvatore F a I c o, electrician's with all improvements and garages, gentlemen, special diet, 24 hour BEST TOP SOIL mate third class, U.S. Navy, son of furnished or unfurnished. Call 568- REALTORS U.S. Army Speciallit Four Hugh care, Keyport. Call COIfax 4-1848. AND L. Lynch, whose wife, Hilde, lives Frank Falco, 417 Prospect Ave., Lv. Keyport (Hollos) 6:00 A.M. 4245 or ESsex 5-7924. wj!5* wjtf •t m Forest Ave.. Keansburg, re- Union Beach, ia serving aboard MODERN, well furnished 4 room Hwy 35, Hazlet, N. J. the guided missile frigate USS Far- JUNK CAR and truck buyers. We cently completed the 31-week radar apartment. Residential area, pay the most, free pickups. Call Open 7 Days - COIfax 4-5212 CHICKEN MANURE repair course at The Signal School, ragut. currently deployed with the .arije kitchen, tiled bathroom. Send for Free Illustrated Catalog Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. Lv. Laurence Hbr.... 6:05 A.M. nytime LOwell 60948. wjtf Fort Monmouth. Parking lot,' laundromat. Steam INCOME TAX returns prepared, Sp. Lynch was trained to test, The ship visited Port Mahon, Mi- heat, hot water, all utilities except Wj8 BULLDOZING norca, in Spain's Balearic la- electric, $93 monthly. Year Round; parl time bookkeeping. Call COI- repair, and maintain ground radar 'ax 4-0725. wjtf AND equipment. He received Instruction lands, from Feb. 4 to 8. Minorca Arrive New York .... 6^0 AJMi also available 2'/i room apartment, AUTOS FOR SALE In the principles of electricity and was the birthplace of the family of $78. Inquire 17 Collins St., Keans- BACKHOE SERVICE electronics as applied to basic re- America'a first four-star admiral, burg or call 787-1532. wjtf TAX RETURNS PREPARED SCHANCK & SIHLER irading, excavating for cellars, ceivers, transmitters and indicat- David G. Farragut, the ship's USED CARS pools, septics, laterals, tanks, foot- namesake. MARLBORO, 5 room apartment, Tax returns prepared expertly by ings, pipe lines, etc. Free esti- ors. all conveniences, city gas, hot HWY » MATAWAN He entered the Army last Octo- During the visit, the Farragut experienced tax accountant. Call LOWELL 1-423* mates. was host to more than 8000 Minor- water, walking distance to school ~:01(ax 4-1353 for appointment, wjtf ber and completed basic training and stores. Large yard. Call •11 ECKEL'S TRUCKING at Fort Dix. ' • •• • cans, Including military, naval and INCOME TAX returns expertly pre- 1948 CHEVY pick up truck, good civil officials. The ship held s chil- HOpkins 2-2353 or HOpkins 2-1819. WOOLLEYTOWN RD. The 22-year-old soldier, son of wjg pared at your home or mine. Call condition, original Telephone Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lynch, 51 Caa- dren's party on board, and a recep- Owell 6-4045 or LOwell 6-0563. wjtf Company style. Call LOwell 6-0805. MORGANVILLE sidy PI., Staten Island, N.Y., U a tion at the city hall and a basket- URNISHED APARTMENT, /2 w]8 LOWELL '6-5707 ball game between the Farragut's rooms, heat and all utilities In- NCOME TAX returns prepared by wjtf IMS graduate of St. Peters Boys FOR INFORMATION and OTHER SCHEDULES graduate accountant, individual High School. Staten Island. crew and Minorca's championship cluded. Inquire 119 First St., Key- BILL LANZARO'S WESTINGHOUSE electric ran|{e, team were other highlights. port or call COIfax 4-6334. wj8 and small businesses. By appoint- ment. Call COIfax 4-0434. WJ3/I5 AUTO SALES 30" fan. barbecue (-rill with Starts Recruit Training Call CO 4-2222 APARTMENT, 3 rooms, h u a t, electric motor. Buy all for 345. Thomas F. Burke jr., son of Mr. Sent To New Hampshire electricity and water supplied, PRIVATE ROOM with board for QUALITY USED CARS Call COIfax 4-6149. w;S« Airman Third Class Kenneth G. elderly gentlemen, special diet, and Mrs. Thomas F. Burke. 811 nqufre 27 Walling Terrace, Key- 'HILCO refrigerator, 9 cubic feet, Brook Ave., Union Beach, began Burlew, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.P.-N.Y. TRANSIT port or call COIfax 4-7778. 24 hour care, Keyport. Call COlfnx 334 MAIN ST., MATAWAN George F. Burlew jr., R.F.D. 1, wj8 4-1840. good condition, $25. Call LOwell recruit training. Jan. 23, at the wjtf CR. MAIN & RT. 18 6-0588. ivjg Naval Training Center, Great Matawan, Is being assigned to FURNISHED apartment. 3 large rooms on 1st floor, heat and hot DO YOU wish to sell or rent your LOWELL 6-2224 Lakei, III. Pease AFB, N.H., following his home; then list with us. We USHD rotary lawn mower, $15, 8 The nine-week basic training in- graduation from the United States water supplied. Call COIfax -1-flOII OPEN EVES 'TIL 9 P.M. inch bench saw, complete, $45. between 6 and 7 p.m. wj8 have screened prospects available, cludes classroom Instruction in na- Air Force technical training course rompt courteous service. Open wjtl 8 foot Old Town, 19B0, heat, full val topics, including military eti for weapons mechanics at Lowry APARTMENT, 3 rooms, bath, heal (lays. Carlton M. Poling, Realtor, !959 RENAULT Dauphinc. 4 door, :anvas cover, fully equipped. 50 quette, drill, physical fitness, swim- Air Force Buse. Colorado. and hot water supplied, available Real Estate and Insurance, low mileage, $795 or best offer. l.p., Johnson motor, electric start- ming and survival, first aid, ship- Airman Burlew was trained to now. Call COIfax 4-5618 or COIfnx Highway 36, Keyport. Call LOwell 6-3908 after 5 p.m jg ng. $115(1. Call LOwell 6-1099. board safely precautions and se- load, maintain and inspect the wea- •|.4!)fi5. wjg 4-1918. win* pons used in Air Force fighter WANTED^ PECIAL SALE. Shellack, 5 II)., curity duty. A planned recreation VEARLV NEW ranch house, 5 r program supplements the class- and bomber aircraft. rooms and bath, nice neighbor- Situation Wanted WANTED old as. "coins, Indian cut, $2,0. ] per gallon in 5 gallon The airman, a graduate of Mata- WOW! What :ans; regular $4.49 pr;r gallon. iood; J1I0 per month. Inquire 61 NEAT, efficient typing done nt head pennies, anything from half room training. )rr's Wallpaper Discount House, Throughout the training, recrulta wan High School, entered the ser- ilonroe St., Keyport. wi8 home. Business school, patent :ents to dollars, gold coins. Write vice in August 1961. law office background. Pick-up Michael .1. Druzbik. 41 Park Ave., Hghway 3ti. Union Beach. Cull receive specialized counseling APARTMENT, 3 rooms and bath, .Olfax 4-1919. wj8 which assists them in selecting a tile and linoleum In all rooms; and delivery considered. Call 5R6- vlatawan or call LOwell 6-4066. rating in which to work from more In Exercise Hailstorm II heat and water supplied. Inquire 5757. wjS' wjtf YPEWRITER, also movie than U available Job specialties. U.S. Army Specialist Five Trade-in Deals! 221 Dock St., Union Beach. w]8 BABY SITTER, 24 hours a day, Real EiUteTor Sale camera, reasonable. Call LOwrll Charles E. Hall, 28, son of Mr. and APARTMENT, 4 rooms, all im- speaks Polish, English and Spun- M777. wj8 Reports For Duty Mrs. Simon P. Hall, Atlantic Ave., provements, adults only. Box 42, sh. Ask for Al Jr., call today after LOTS In Matawan Township, 3 lots, UTCHEN SET, chrome; also Robert J. Schaible, fireman ap- Cllffwood, recently participated In For The New Highway 34, 1 mils south of Mata- p.m. for appointment, COIfax 35x150 feet each. Call COIfax metal utility cabinet. Call LOwell prentice, U.S. Navy, am of Mr. Exercise Hailstorm II, the largest wJ8 4-5906. wjg l!)7 field training maneuver ever held wan. Call LOwell 6-5320. wj8 4-5314. and Mrs. Robert Schaible. 707 in Korea. UMMAGE SALE sponsored by Beachvlew Ave., Union Beach, the First Baptist Church, Main has reported for duty aboard the During the four-day exercise more than 75,000 United Nations itrcet, Matawan, March 12th, 13th lded missile light cruiser USS ind 14lh. Clothes for the whnle ringfleld, operating aa Sixth Command soldiers from the U.S., 1962 Comet K Republic of Korea, Thailand and iimlly; also household ware. Hours Fleet flagship In the Mediterranean Turkish armies participated In both BUSINESS SERVICES a.m. to 4 p.m. wj8 area. day and night tactical maneuvers LD WAGON FARM Spring Resale Oa Destroyer under simulated combat conditions. Special, selected flowering shrubs Henry M, Roeato. gunner's mate Designed to furnish cold weather 1962 Meteor iare root; vigorous two year old training, Hailstorm II provided In- Television Maintenance Upholstery second clsss, U.S. Navy, wn of Mr. ilants; while they last, 75c each, fantry, artillery, armor and sup- MOVING, odd jobs, lure* tri»M and CUSTOM Upholstery Shop, 441 12 for $8.(10; also hardy porennlals, and Mrs. Daniel Rossto, 17* Broad- port unlta from dilferent countries Middle Road, Ha/.let. Kitchen way! Keyport, la serving aboard DON'S TV SERVICE shrubbery removed, attics, cel- 15c oath, 12 fur $3.43. Route 35, with the opportunity to work to- lars tind yards cleaned. Landscap chairs, living room chairs and bat Jorth of Middletown. \vj22 the destroyer USS Remey, • unit gether to accomplish their common And The Beautiful New For (ait alflclant radio and tele- stools repaired and rcupholstered. of Talk Group 11.3, which has been mission. vlalon aervloe'call LOwell «-3S44. ing dona. Call LOwell 6-3322 wjtl PAINTING, carpentry, glazing, For Free estimates call COlfa* commended by the U.S. Ambassa- Specialist Hall Is a mechanic in 4-5955. w|tl dor to i the Federal German Re- TV SERVICE lock repairs, snow removal, roof- Company B of the 7th Intantry Di- iim. Small job specialists. USED MACHINES public, following a visit msde by vision's 40th Armor in Korea. He Contractor* the group to Iho city of Hamburg, LOWELL 6-1600 GENERAL SERVICES CO. entered the Army In 1335 ami "irr-- 1962 Mercury TEN EYCK RONSON INC, LOwell 8-3117 CARPIiNTEK and building coatrac- Singer Portables $.14.50 en. West German*. rived overseas In January 1901 on tor, J. O. Metsger, F\orence Ava., Desk Model Machine) 39.50 ca. The ship's crew was commended this tour of duty. MATAWAN Keyport N«w hom«i. faragei, al) II Singer Consols for their conscientious effort to Spec. Hall was graduated from PERSONAL SERVICE M VRS. altcratloni and repalra. Call COI Slightly Used ir|t) Antique* meet the German public and to Matawan High School In 19S5. f«« 4-4UH. «r)W Neccbi Porlnbla .19..-J0 serve as ambassadors of goodwill OPPORTUNITY SHOP — HUIUIYTO — THOMAS KEARNEY during the visit here, Second In Class Misctllanaout ANTIQUES The ship, • Naval Reserve train- Douglas 1, Kenner, aviation ma- Wt buy and aell Antlqu* Purnlturt, PLUMBING ft HEATINO SINCER SEWING Ing vessel until recalled to active chinist'! mate airman, has com- CONVEBTIBLE TOPS Bric-a-brac, China, dlaaa, DoUl, 3M Mapla Plao* MACHINE CO. duly last October, has been con- pleted the VR4 Maintenance For all mnd«l eara. Larry'a Uphol- Jewelry, U. S. and Foreign atatnpi Keyporl ducting snU-submarlne training «• Ground School with one of the top stery Shop, 31 Llttlt St., Matawan. Th- Matthewi. 115 Broadway, Key Prat Batlmalct CO •#711 erclies In Northern European wa- rnll LOwell 1-lOlft. w|M 109 SMITH ST. scores in his class. He came In sec- WALL-IRWIN port, COIfaa i-144*. mfli PERTH AMUOY ters. ond with a score of 3.81. Top man Top Soil received 3,86. SERVICE Slip Covert CINDERS H1LLCREST 2-2838 U.S. Army Medical Corps Capt. The school which provides men Motor Co., Inc. Lot us bo your Secrolnry, no need Trenching nnd bullduzliiff, inHsnn SERVICE RENTALS Frederick O. Wenut jr., M, whose with working knowledge of CUBA Your Aufhorlicd Mercury • Comet Dcslor ID inlm culls; parl or full lime KICIIAKU'S UliCOHATING « a n (I, grnvul, drlvewuy gravel, ANY MAKI! MACHINE parents live at Sixth St., Mstawan, aircraft it a pan ol the VR-6 train- service. Cull COIfax -1-70110. wjtf liSTAflLISIIISD 11)35 lilucsloni.', fill til rt. tup soil. :>PEN FRIDAY UNTIL » P.M. completed the military orientation ing department, Freehold Traffic Circlt — Rt, 9 and 33 Slip cnvprs cnslom iniittc, living _ ii course at The Medical Field Service Airman Kenner Is slntloncd at Now Is thi! Mini! to (KIVUIIIBO riinin mill kitchen ch»lr« re- DIETRICH BROS. IIAYKR CKII1, lint Piilnt uiiiii- School, Brnokn Army Medical Cen- McOuire Air Force llttse. llioso unused tirtlcli'fl for sale. upholstai'uil,' Ilko new, Repairing, N1-:W BRUNSWICK AV11., niatlc wmlier, HIXHI cnnillllon; ter, Fort Btm Houston, Tex,, Feb, He Is the son of Mrs. Dorothy HO 2-1818 A Ktiinll ad In tin) cushions rupliiecd, foam rubber. MATAWAN nylni! wringer typo wtishur; nlao Kenner, Uolford, and John B, Kon- column will turn tlicrri Into cash 534 Hours St., llajlet. Cull COIfnx LOWUl.l. 0-39M • 2192 uciuvt' limernm orKiui. (,'all Ths course, designed for ofllcuii nor, CIKfwuoii. of you. 1-101*. wjlf wjlf LOwell 00805. WjS J f March 9§ Iv62 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Fag* Elovon •> Formal Opening Of tional Commandant MCI and theAdm. F.A. Fizzarotti MCI, andsandro, Deputy Chief of Communi- rolling in the Military Corps, Inc., Christian Brothers Academy Board Chief WCI Operations, turned the the Chief MCI Operations, Lt. Gen. cations MCI. are urged to be present at the Military Corps, Inc. Keyport Unit over to the command MCI J.A. Dembowskl, included Officers in the South Jersey meeting, held every Monday night of the Soulh Jersey Area Com- Vice Adm. MCI A.E. Fizzarotti, Area, who are under the command at the Odd Fellows Hall, Main St., mander, Lt. Col. Don Nasta, Air Of Directors Conduct Meeting The formal opening of the Key- Rear Adm. MCI J. Diamond, Brig. of Lt. Col. Don Nasta MCI, areKeyport, from 7 to 9; 30 p.m. port Company of Military Corps Unit, MCI. Eupmtiiif appreciation of theHe said that it was « privilege anc Gen. MCI P.P. HeaJey, Cap!. MCIMaj. J.J. Bilotti MCI, Capt. MCI freac work of the Christian Broth- Inc., was highlighted by flag Lieu- Officers from National Head- S. Carras, Capt. MCI A. D'Ales- ff you need printing of any an inspiration to himself and alltenant to the National Commandant quarters MCI, who were present Maria A. Dcmbowski, aides to thesandro, and Lt. MCI Muriel Nasta. kind, we are here to serve you. ers in the initial three yean at Lin- the Brothers. His order, he said, respective flag and general officers croft and assurance of continued Military Corps Inc., Lt. Frank at the formal dedication, besides Boys and girls between the ages Our quick service and reasonable attereiland support by the Board has no money to give, but just the llealey, who, representing the Na-the National Commandant MCI, MCI, and Comm. MCI J. D'Ales- of 11-18 w.io are interested in en-prices will please you. of Governors,: Chairman John C. lives of dedicated men. Success, hi Hendenoa keysnted Ihe board's believed, was assured when thi meeting at U»« Christian Brother! was combined with the efforts •^ Academy. LJacroft. those laymen who have made CB/ HUNDREDS OF CASH-SAVING PRICES EVERY DAY ARE THE REASON WHY - Highlight of the meeting wti a • center of their interest. ' report on the school's activity by Mwfcera Attending Brother Bernard, F.S.C., director. Among the board members at- The enrollment has reached 525 tending the meeting were John F, v atudenu and will be increaied by Bruther, Rodolfo Corea, Peter E. t& Mt more entering In September. Fleming, John C. Henderson, Johr These pupils will be selected from Higgins, Edwin A. Kleissler ji the Mt applicants who took the re-Charles W. Kelly, M.D., Josepl cent entrance- examinations. The Lenihan, Joseph Meachsm, Edga faculty will be enlarged by an ad-B. Mooney, Francis X. O'Connor ditional seven Brothers, a teacher- V0URDOUARIS Eugene J. Reardon, John J. Ryan coach and librarian bringing Ihe George A. Sheehan Jr., M.D total of Christian Brothers to M and and Edmund Sullivan. the leaching staff to M. Representing ihe Fathers' Clul . Brother Bernard pointed oul that was Lawrence Durkin. Also in al buies left the school at 4:M p.m.tendance were' Brother Albert Her leaving almost two hours of sup-nard, director and principal ol thi ervised extra-curricular activity Academy, Brother Thomas, treasur each afternoon. Brother Basllian, er for the New York Province am athletic director, has orgsnlied an Brother Boniface, bursar. The no: BIGGER At intramural program which has Braarfywiat found great student acceptance. In meeting will take place after Eas intramural football, for instance, ter. MATUmIY-AKP - "SUPER-RIGHT 200 boys, graded into three leagues, MllRfttRII , took part. Loyalty Day Parado Sliced St.mt a FlicM »—^—tamKO-rnmm '•' - After the reading ofthe financial Proaross I* Cltid on w> e.n report which emphasized that the tuitions were the sole means ol sup- At a meeting o( the Loyalty Da; port to the school, Peter Fleming, Parade Comntitlee ol the Sixti Middlelown, suggested that a stable District, Veterans of Foreign War; program of consistent financial excellent progress was rcporto< support be established. He suggest- from General Chairman George-F, Part Egg NooJIts ed that the board reach those peo- Burton. Km. tV o.d, E.tr. Irowl ple with the interest and good will Mrs. Ruth Wynn, of the Six to put CBAon their list of annual District Ladies Auxiliary, invit Porterhouse Top Round donations. _ tions chairman, reported that sh The meeting w»» closed with a has received 29 firm commitment talk by Brother Thomas. F.S.C.. of marchiuK units, including vctei Procurator of the New York Pro- ans organizations, fire depart La Chaw vince who brought greetings from ments. first aid squads and othe Lanftii Umto»4l Brother Anthony John. F.S.C., Pro- patriotic and civic organizations vincial. Eugene Schmerler ol Post 2M9 wiiRaia wiaaar VFW band coordinator, repartee 'n,. Brother Thomas recalled being that he has received notice of nlni - present at the "birth" of the school 791 85L CiV'a lita'f-liM.rniM bands and bugle COIJJS ih:il al»i v. in Mr. Henderson's home and re-participate in the parade, whicl 0 marked on the present beautiful will be held on Sunday, May 6 FishSticks^S *"* culmination of everyone's eflorts. in Asbury Park starting at 2 p.m Hi Fat c FaMy Oorfflta Filial Drop Emboiiling Coun Qratti CbHM tf 3f« Ik. ImntoShrimp '\:Z 1.11 Against Koyport Man feJiMiiltvortd ROUND ROAST 79 FSk Superior Court Judge J. Edwan ImiCnaito 11 Knight granted a motion droppini TOP SIRLOIN tr FmyWhHlBt - - »2S* charges against a defendant whi had been indicted by the Monmoutl twttaartSiaf C Ftonnator Fllltt ^ IX* Artificial County Grand Jury. Prosecuto Vincent P. Keuper moved that thi Ib. Friad Catfish Qakaa '^It* Rroasts indictment be dismissed. «•) I lot I* RUMP ROAST *"*« 85 A charge of embezzling from hi nb...e DarBaiBiBal SMII IRM ,*» L SB ' L Sw employer was dropped again Granville Smith, Atlantic St., Key (ub«d$teak - ' 99! Sliced Bacon port. The prosecutor said Sir FriaiSallapi if""" Smith had been indicted on the Inm H*Ks charge of taking $£78 in 1959 from Flank Steaks 99? Ground Round Steak 39? Shrimp Caaktall \ urslul aaa 0,1 teat Calais PilajtliYaSiap Tta«il« KH his employer, Donald's Laundry, cl Red Bank, where he was employe, FufWltt.nJk.tll SoupBeefn 35 : 49^ Breast off Lamb as a route man. Mr. Keuper sai ?& FroiON-Food Riiyif the laundry owner, Donald Mat thews jr., had withdrawn the chai Sweatee'* Irssi—TV Wlta Shana

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IDatel tafafautla* rare!aha* Of •1, M Al WILSON AVE., PORI MONMOUm •I. M AT HtOlM AVR., RARITAN TOWNSHIP RT. II AT MAIN SI., KEANSBUIO tlli«atar« ef rersen t'orwardlm sU««est TUN. • Wed. • HWN,. UMII • V.M. TMM. • Wc4, • Thurl., UMII I P.M. MOB. . Twa. • Wcf. • Thurs., Ua«ll S P.It rrMaf UMII Si P.M. Frldsv Unlll i* P.M. Friday Unlll II P.M. «. M AI curnrooo AVI,, CUPFWOOD Tww, . WML tiMrs., Carll I P.M. - Prate* VaUl II P.M. THE MAT AW AN JOURNAL, N. JL Thursday, March 8, 1962

M.r. Christinat instead of the split Annual municipal debt service in 1961 for buying furniture for the issuance of a contract to John A.. Geing-OvtrMd*. forty 3-3 situation at present where May- (he township now is a "washout," new borough hall is a total gain Dugan, secretary, "for $4909 for' Ehlcrs Return I NonMtj Monoo," ' I Draft Exani Date For Capt. Wenzel or John W. Applegate would have $21,963 this year against $22,290 la,t for the present council in its capi- "part time work" when Mrs. Bes- to break ties on votes along year. But this may change mark- tal accounting. This helps offset an sie Wcndel, the school 'secretary, A family "bon voyage" party for straight party lines. edly when American Whealon increase in the municipal debt ser- was getting $3800'on a full-tima ' To BrownUwn Listed In State comes in. And the Sewerage Auth- vice from $10,994 to $11,765. Cap*. Frederick Wenacl jr., of the basis. Mr. lluebsch declared Mr. In. Henry EMert Md daughter, Applications for the Selective ority had to take on a debt for The borough's position differs Dugan was full lime, in hours put U.S. Army Medical Corps, was held municipal sewers that is, at least, * MlriM Ehleri, returned to Service College Qualification Test from the township's here in that the in, if not in formal status. Mr. Nar- • to be given Apr. 17 now are avail- at the Poet's Inn, Freneau, last Budget a reserve obligation of tf'.e town- zovvich believed the secretary's of- bom* in Brovmtown Sunday borough appropriates miscellaneous able to college students at the week, three days in advance or his (continued from page one) ship. revenues, $54,027 against $56,132.03 fice should then be made a for- . PMuylvinia. The Ehlcrs Selective Service Local Boards departure for a tour of duty in Ger- citizens tax exemptions allowed As for Hie borough, appropria- realized in 1961 anil receipts froin mally full-time one. But the board , mrt involved in MI automobile »c- throughuut New Jersey, Col, Don- many. Capt. Wenzel was on leave last year but not in the 1961 budget, tions for local purposes this year delinquent taxes, $30,(100 against again voted him down. ald A. MacGrath, state director fit a carryover over to the 1.W2 bud- total $251,680 against $21G,Gl!J.5:t, ufl $32,832.21, right up to the hilt, so Prolesls Janitorial Contract ddtat More Christmas »nd Mrs. at the home ol his parents in Mat- gel, accordingly, and another car- Selective Service for New Jersey, $35,0li'MI>. Taxes to support these there is no reason to believe a big Uut Mr. Nar/owich drew a bet- EMtr* had been confined at the has announced. awan Township for the week prior, ryover, S.'lu,800 in other emergency appropriations an1 $17fJ,(iO5.'l.'J us increase in surplus will take place fttwpiUl ilace that time. having completed his basic truinin^ expenditures made last year. So ter response when lie protested against $127,790.52, up $48,814.01. As to offset the lack of capital appro- that a contract for SHOO should not The lest will be given at more in Texas. we come to the point where there there is a differential of nearly $15,- priations. Al the borough's consis- than 500 colleges in all 50 states, actually is no increase in appro- be issued Mrs. Marie Thompson for Mr. and Mrt. Otto Caub, Overhlll 000 between appropriations and tently high 92 per cent of collec- Puerto Rico, and the Canal Zone. Capt. Wenzel was accompanied priations at all and the question ii taxes, there obviously is something lions, Ihe reserve for uncollecled janilorial work at the one-room Ro- M., Mitawan, ipenl Sunday after- In this area, the test will be of- by Cjapt. Ricltard T. Cozzat, with more on the side of whether the for the borough taxpayer to ask taxes is kepi relatively low and bertsville School when other part- aom ai the guests of Miss Marie fered at Rutgers University, New whom he interned al Cook County appropriations being made for this about. does not change much, year to time janitors were getting S500 or Gaub. Route V, Browntown. Brunswick. Hospital after his graduation from year are adequate and realistic. year. less for caring for two-room ccn- ' Northwestern University Medical Ready Answer ters. Uut Mr. Huebsch reminded Scores made on the test will pro- Total salaries and wages in- Mr*. M. Canatory, Creentown School. Capt, Cozzat also is leaving The borough council will have a An explanation of the borough's him that Mrs. Thompson had a ' ltd, vililed Miss Mildred Green, vide local boards with evidence o( for a tour of duty with the meili- crease to $118,370 from $107,229. asset position would be desirable period of seniority on the job that aptitude for continued undergrad- This allows for run-of-lhc-mill ready answer, $15,0(10 less in sur- Route 511, Saturday afternoon. cal corps in Germany, liotli were plus, $50,(100 against $05,000, used for the taxpayer in view of its un- had lo be recognized in the scale. uate and graduate study. The salary increases and little adding of certain surplus position. Us bal- William Sickles is lo be offered ' Mr. and Mra. Donald Patterson resident surgeons at Chicago hos- last year lo keep down the tax scores will not of themselves de- pitals at the time of their Induc- personnel, and in such big depart- ance sheet of Dec. 31. 1981. showed contract of $3700 as janitor of Marl- Md children, Ceviltown, spent Che ments as police and roads the wage inle. The borough council would MC A. CtSHMAN termine eligibility for deferment, tion into the Army. have a bit of trouble to blame this an excess of $5l,0!)7.D9 in cash boro School; Malcolm Tune $1400 weekend with Mr. Patterson's par- but are considered with other In- appropriations are $52,000 vs. $50,- and "investments" over cash lia- 1 Jac A. Cushman, 4 Taylor Rd., Capt. Wenzel and Mrs. Wenzel on the prior council as not leaving u ! janitor of Central School and' ent!, Mr, and Mrs, Harry Patter- formation by the boards in de- 000 last year and $29,000 vs. the bilities, $1)000 in state road aid ac- Martin Smith S-46OO as janitor of ' Matawan, has been named assist- stayed at the home of the captain's same amount last year. sufficient surplus on which W draw, MM, Margaret St. termining whether to defer in- parents. Fred Wenzel sr., who is us the present governing body took crued and $-4-4.790.22 in lax receiv- Morganville School. But Mr. Tune ant managing. director of Die dividual registrants for further Other expenses total $123,540 ables. Other assets and receivables was granted an added $20 per • The meeting! of the Adult Sewing American Gas Association, New a former member of the town- over with $118,126.55 on hand JS group and the Browntown 4-H Ped- study. against $131,350 last year, a cut in against $1U,O!)3.!1'2 thai was on hand no more Ihan offset a $11,340 de- month for travel expense when Mr. York, the national trade associa- ship planning board, and Mrs. Rose al Aahert Club, scheduled tor Applications for the test must be K. Wenzel, the township clerk. Mrs. the work program on roads from at the end of I (ISO. ferred charge to go into a subse- Sena said he made at least one ' tion of the gas utility industry. Mr. $30,500 to $24,000 showing why quent budget. An analysis of the Tutaday, were called off because postmarked no later than mid- Wenzel jr. will join Capt. Wenzel It is obviously a |K>licy of the (rip per day to Matawan or Free- ' of the storm. The meetings will be~ Cuthmin formerly was corporate night, Tuesday, Mar. 27. Eligible in Germany as soon as lie is as- there is no increase in salary ac- borough balance - sheet position hold for supplies or to do some- count for that department. Every- present borough council In tax should prove interesting and infor- held next Tuesday. ; secretary of the association. students also may obtain informa- signed to a base. more to build up a better icserve thing for the administration. Mr. Cushman joined A.G.A. in tion about the test from any local thing else is fairly stationary, It mative before the impact of sewer Others Hired The MkMfeim County Extension is obvious that jtlic_townsliip btid- than the $(JR, 1211.55 existent. The lax- extensions, new street work and Service council haa chartered a 1047 as editor of the A.G.A. Month- board. The lest, used since 1951 payer-advi-soiHy can question the Dr. Jacob Lewis, Freehold, wjg ' bui to go to Ihe New York Flower ly magazine. Previously, he was to aid local boards in determining Coast Guard Unit get has been drawn with the idea :il)0 new homes is felt. rehired its physician at $550 and' that if estimates of new needs reasons back of this policy. It is MMW on Monday. Further lotorma- a reporter and asiistant financial questions of student deferment, ;» Has Speakers Bureau quite a pertinent mailer. ll is obvious that neither Ihe Clifton T. Barkalow, Freehold, w»« ' lloa may be obtained from Mrs. editor of The Hartford Courant. administered by the Educational arise, they will be taken care of by township nor Ihe iHirough is going voted $100 to continue as attorney, He ii a graduate of Trinity College. emergency appropriations or over- As for the appropriations, total "broke," but with so much new Nkholu Arses, PA 1-7211. Testing Service, Princeton. The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary salaries are $81,855 this year John Portalis and Veronica Jonci To be eligible to take the test, drafts to be met in the 1!K>J .bud- housing coming in, it may be were voted $600 extra pay for beinu- The ways and meant committee Before becoming tecretary of of the Third Coast Guard District get. These charges then will be ap- against $7»,528 last year, and "oth- harder to recover on older tax lien af the Browntown Psrent-Teacher A.G.A., Mr. Cushmsn was assistant the applicant must he satisfactorily with headquarters in New York, er expenses" arc $%',805 against teaching principals. Edward Crino plicable against the assessments to properties. A belter rate of tax col- will get $IGO0 as attendance officer AsMcisttm has planned a corned director of the Public Information pursuing a full-time college course, has established a speakers bureau come from the Levitt houses and $88,M0 last year. In presenting its lections, especially in Ihe township, beef or ham and cabbage dinner Bureau. As assistant managing di- undergraduate or graduate, lead- to provide programs to any group "austerily" budget, the council and $2000 is allowed for added sec- other new installations, due to should come with Ihe new housing, retarial help. far Saturday, Mar. 17. The dinner rector, Mr. Cuihman will super- ing to a degree. He need not be a that would like lo know more about whose presence many of them notes it was confronted with the offsetting some of the added mu- will be held in the Cheestquake vise A.G.A. sections snd the an- student of a four-year college, but the Coast Guard or Coast Guard will arise. It also will bear, par- need of meeting $,'15011 more in po- nicipal expenditures they will com- An about-face look place when Plre HOUM. There will be two s«rv- nual convention-exhibit. He will his entire course of study must be Auxiliary activities. tially, at least, against the Ameri- lice pay voted by referendum la«t mand. In the surplus and balance Mrs. Kate Jackson reported she taft, one at * p.m. and ths o.her, continue as secretary of the ex- satisfactory for transfer of credits Speaker* will be drawn from can Whealon Glass Co. plant as- fall, a net increase of $•• 100 In sheets there is a lot for Ihe taxpay- had studied the pay nf custodians •:!• p.m. Rstervationi can be ecutive conference committee. l» a degree-granting institution. XliK) Auxiliarisls located in the urea sessment. $2osemrnltU;e of the Tnv.nshiii nf Mnl.t- requested lo "hasten tlitiir .survey wiin that an ordinance cntilled "An Orclliliiiti'e HOIUIIIIUMI! Ilio CmiRtriu-- on the La Lou n Estates." The Matawan Journal Ihni. Alti-rnlliiii ami llcjinlr nl Build- lues In the Tmvnahlp <>r Matawan In Two properties were sold ut pub. the Cniiiily nf Monmoulh IK amended lie auction, one on West Ave. in ji.1 follinVH: Brunswick Gardens and I ho oilier Of. Fees for Commercial Construe- turn. at J. Randolph Appleby Estates COSTS OK on Hentley Ave. David Movcrhill Every week thii local family CONSTRUCTION FKK purchased two lots on West Ave. for $1800 and Robert MagHes pur- Up to fsoo.oo • VIM friend it chock full of local, MUW. In S.'I."OD. tl).Ill) chased several lots on Bentley Ave. fll.fHlll til fO.ftlW. 'JS.OII for $2!i5O. T«x time in drawing nearer ... SH.mo. tn IHM.lim, an additional lively now* tloriet — local sportt tlD.ffl) Inr HJIWI additional f'l.uoo. nl Upon reading of s letter from get t Ktad atart now by looking over; I'ntiMtrtiiMion cunt. From ilOO.IMn. to |I,HOD,(HK).IK), an Irv Radar, Carterut, regarding loca) features — local picture*. your cancelled check*. You'll find Jibttlluliaf H.W.IW fur raHi |]D».W»I Klectrlc City, Msyor Phillips onci) thorn an Invaluable- aid In recalling I'ltnulmctlnn msli. lit exceis of again announced In no uncurtain fl.tMU.OOO. construction (.'oil, an ac). •nd provinir dcductnblu expmtilitttreH. rflttuitaf $,W.OD r»r encli adftttliwj*! (ernu that "Electric City Is not IIOQ.mi.M) In coat, going to build In our township." • Juat one more ini|xirtim( buiiolU of M ]M th0 ovenl nno person, linn, or tonvpnient checking nccm'int. t'urpiiraifon mtmillg fita/tx Ui Ihi.' Townithln Committee tor ft plan nf 35,000 local people VDIlKlrucHun. wltlcli iMjnitnlctlnn U tn Fay thin year'* tax the itaft, ewy, IM dime m Ht*%ttn, ttien in Umi evoul. Kane, Christ in.it this iHllldlntf foe* Khali he linned Ulion way... How alw? Ilia entire CIMI nl fniialriiflliiii, rnther (continued from pa mi one) titan on Ilifl im*t ffi'rt up- High School where he was an uc- all Ita rf ii nf naaiiHKii aiid pnhdcntldn, compllHhet) •tlilelu. Us graduaUil al provided ny law. l'UHI.IC NOTICm 1.1 haroliy Klvmi from New York University and hu. Hint lltfl foreiiotnK Ordhutni'f* nan In- ciiiin) ;< certified (mlilic •ccounlnni IriKlut'ml it a rcxiilnr nic«lln> nf llui with l'l'lca, Wnterhousa and Co., ONLY 10 A WEEK T« MATAWAN MASK 'ri>wnithlp Conunlltcu of the 'IWMHIIIP nl Mnl.iwim on Hie sin day nf .Mnrcli, Now York. Mr, Chrlslliist w.i» «l- IHO2, nn<1 pufloed on rtmt tciidinK mid eclcd lo tho Matawan Township DELIVERED TO Iho itamn wnn then ordunHt lo IIR pnti- Board of Education In I!fi2 in • llnliMl acoiil-'llnl In law, and Hint miuli ordlnani!o nhniriit1 further considered member of the "Tlmo For Action" 1 YOUR DOOR! far flnnl paynitKo i«t n niuiitlnri of tin slain. Tinvnahh) Cuniinllu-n lu hu Hold lit M7 Iriiwer Main f*tl«et, M.ilitwiin Town- I In had lo resign Ills school itlilp, NbW JorMif.v, on Mnndiiv, llui llllfi [lay nl March. IINM, at IWKIII hmml |XIHI In 111,11 when lilt firm o'clock CM., mitt Hi an.v tlliu: and inuisferml him In Us offlro lit - ASK FOR- illnru to vvhleli tlio NIIUI innollnit tn.iy I't'rii fur five yearn. When Im was ne from Hutu lo Hutu adjourned, nt which lime mttl plncn pulillc IIIMUIIIU riilni'iK'il lo Hit! New York orflco, CIRCULATION wilt hi< hold, mid all pfi-HOiiM IntfirCHli'd In' I'i'smiii'd hit Inlc-i'i'M In civic ^111 hn MIVIMI ml ii|>poi'ltinlli' to he KIf.iIra In flit! Ixtroiifjli, Right How-Call CO 4-3030 DEPARTMENT lieitnt t'nnl'rl'lllnit nllrh ordltlflticit. HUSK K. WBN/,Klj Tint Dumocral* hop* to tucui'o TUWMtllll' CliltllK jd |l>0< ii co(iitii«M!llii|j majority mi lltn council by eluctliu1. Mr, Knno unit THi MATAWAH JOUINAL. N. J. Thirteen , Jfadison Library Plan For Puria Ceoetalien Man Slate Presented Auxiliary Plant Fell iis Speaks Elected Chairman In Uwrence Htuber Weekend Car Wash Spring Social 4-H Advitory Group The Rov. WUIiaai E. Wobater, Festival Mar. 17 The Guadalcanal CoasUliers Col At Board Meeting The Ladies Auxiliary of the Vet-To Contemporary Harry Borton, Sewcll, was elect- Annual Report Ifcr Laurence Harbor or Guard and the Guadalcanal The reports for |M) al the Pra* It was announced al aa executive The executive board meeting of erans of Foreign Wars to Post 4745 ed chairman of the New Jersey 4-H Ctaireb, will am* : CoasUliers Midgeleert will conduct Edward Feltus, executive direc- 1 Pittite Ufcnnr a* Medina T«m- ia tht teriea of thro* board meeting of the Hebrew a car wash Saturday and Sunday. the Holmdei Township Parent- of Matawan Township have com- tor of tho Monmouth County His- Advisory Committee for the third] ship at lhe Circle, Laureate H*r- ftUowthif aet-toactkers Sunday, Womea's League, Keyport, Thurs- Cars will be washed at both the Teacher Association was held pleted plans for the spring social torical Association, was the guest consecutive time during a recent bar, were tlvea a« tfca aaaa Mat* FoBowina the Ifcst a.m. service, day evening by program co-chair- Cliffwood Fire House and the Mata- Thursday in the elementary lo be held Saturday evening, from meeting of the group at Rutgers tag tar the pablfc haM at the Ii men, Mra. Larry Eisetnan and •chool. Mrs. Alviu Rides, chair- speaker Monday evening at a meet- coffee aad buns will be served in wan Township First Aid Squad » p.m. to 1 a.m. in the Veterans inn of the Matawan Contemporary University's College of Agriculture. krary. Tht llhrwr ia aaaaami by Webster Hall. The iavilalioa to at Mrs. Euaene Tick, that the "Festi- building. On Saturday, the hours man of the nominating committee, The Womu'r Ck* ai Uureacc val of Milk and Hooey," the presented the following slate of of- Memorial Home, Cliffwood Ave., League. He showed slides of His- Herman Ricker, Sussex, was re- is eateaded lo all the resi- will be from II a.m. to 3 p.m. on ( Harbor. :••• • ' ,, of Laurence Harbor. The league's Purim party will lake ficers to be voted on at the next Clilfwood. torical Homes in Monmouth Coun y elected vice chairman. Rollyn P. place on Saturday evening, Mar. Sunday from If a.m. to 2 p.m. Mrs. David E. Wataaa. prcsioeat Mothers Club will be hostesses. The money realized will be used general meeting: President, Mrs. The public ii invited lo attend. and also pictures of the museum at Winters, State 4-H Extension Lead- al the Boars) af Truatces, iatra- Girl Scout Sunday will be observ to defray the expenses on Mar. 31Frtd Rauffus; first vice president, There will be dancing and free bev- Freehold. er at Rutgers, will continue as sec- afcced hcroflkcrs: Mrs. Lawreace Entertainment will be provided Mrs. Charles Pfe/ffer; second vice ed at the service. when the fecal corps hosts the con- retary of Ihf committee. HaMea, vice ariiilial; Mrs. WH An opportunity to )oin the church by Avi Golub and Naomi Cohen. president, Howard White; record- erages. Miss Antoinette Cerrato, chair- test in which a minimum (if 13 man, announced the joint meeting Uam WsllU, tacrtUry; Mn, Wil-also wUI be afforded to anyone in Mr. Golub is a graduate of Yeshiva corps will participate. ing secretary, Mrs. Joseph Camp- The group is made up of men and Weeki. iraawrar. She alsa the area. University, New York, and is at bell; corresponding secretary, Mrs. of the league, Woman's Club of women from all parts of the stale, The time and location of the con- Matawan, Inc., ;ind .luivor Woman's lied two new Saaanters «f the present majoring in English at the test will be announced. Donald Williams and treasurer, „, , ... °ne representative from each coun- Mrs. Robert Lancaster, civ- University Graduate School of Ed- Mrs. Edward Walko. The president. Father And Son Club would be held Monday evn- ty participating in 4-H work. Among ics and legiilaliM ckairmaa el the Murtha, Banks ucation. During his high school Mrs. William Thieme, introduced ins "i the nrst Baptist Cliurch. i jls funC|ions js t0 advise 4-H pro- Woman'i Club aad Walter Hatkm, years in Perth Amboy, he was (hose nominated. Mark Birthdays lhe league chorus will sing, und Krams and „, stimulate interest i.i held of Ibe Eafllia Department very active in all youth organiza- Auxiliary Lists the woman s Club will presenp t the | 4.j| work locally tions and developed an intense in- Membership chairman, Mrs. Ed- at the MadiMm Towaahip Hi> Cain GOP Nod ward Walko, announced there are A joint birthday parly celebration program. "How Our Language Middlesex County's representa- School. terest in Judaism and Zionism. The was held Sunday at the home of Grew," by Kenneth Hayncs. interest in the former led him to 178 paid members in the organiza- tive on the executive conimittee is Tha following liaaacial report Gary Murtha jr., Sayre Woods Coining Events tion. She also stated anyone wiio Mr. and Mrs. Victor O'Brien sr., Plans were completed for the an- William Pitney, Madison Township. South, and Kenneth Banks, Cheese- choose Yeshiva University (or his nual buffet dance lo be held -Mar. wai ubmlttad hy Mrs. Waeks- college education and the latter led Plans for important cuminij is not a nicMiiber and wants to Cottrell Rd., Cheesequake, in honor Mr. Pitney is a past 4-H club lead- quake, were chosen as Republican vote must be a paid member by 18 at the American Hotel, Freehold. c-r and presently a member of the tJiM donatloa from the towaship; him to Fred Berke, a dance teach- evenfs were announced by Mrs. of Mr. O'Brien whose birthday was II7M3, Womaa's Club: $».«. lia-candidates Mr the Madison Town- Ernest Blaulli, president of the Mid Mar. 11. Anyone interested in be- II was announced tickets were executive committee of the Middle- er who holds classes at ffind St., Mar. 7 and his son, Victor jr.. who I available for the theatre pany esitm.M library protects. Added ship Committee to run against Y.M.II.A. in New York. dlesex County American Legion coming a member should contact sex County Board of Agriculture. lo the balaace af Jaa. I, INI af Democrat Incumbents Vincent O' Auxiliary. The Americanism Essay Mrs. Walko, •) Mayfair Rd., llaz- was 14 on Mar. 5. Relatives invited I •*"•• 2!l '« Ni'w York to see "llmv Alternate is Mrs. Nicholas Arnce, Brien and Harry Messenger. MM lct. HUH, the total receipts were Mr. Golub dcvclojx.-d this hobby Contest was judged on the county tvtre: Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jef- ' lo Succeed In Business without •4-H club leader from Browntown, I72S.M. ing in the Madiaon Township High into a professional sideline to ed- level Tuesday evening, under tlic Really Trying." i .Madison Township, and a current School auditorium on Saturday The P-TA Hook Fair was held ferson, Linden; Mrs. Anna Chrzan- executive committee member on ucation and has taught folk dancing direction of Mrs, Hart DiMaltco. Monday from V lo !) p.m. and con-owski and daughter. Victoria, Al- Nominations Made night, an enthusiastic crowd of ov an_ 'tlif Middlesex County 4-H Lenders Expenses included |IM.«) baok*; every summer at Camp Hi Li :n All the first place winners from tinued on Tuesday from 10 a.m. lentown. Pa.; Miss Barbara Belt- The nwninat'nj! committee er 2N Republicans heard each of White Lakes, N.Y. He also has a •,s' Association. tm.m, telephone; HM.I7 supplies; the units in the county were con to 9 p.m., announced Mrs. Camp- zner, IlL'thleliem, Fa.; Mr. and Mrs.| nounced the shite of officers. the four nominees, John Conovcr, weekly folk dance ut both Union sidered and the winner is eligible follows: tU.75 new ulielves; JIS.4O insurance Mr. Murtha, Thomas Tyreil and City and Perth Amhoy. Mr. Golu!) bell, ways and means chairman. LeRiiy Wilson, Cranford; Mr. and Chairman. .Mrs. f fit petty cash, leaving a bal- for the state contest. "What Ameri- Dance Class Apr. 7 Mrs. William Ferry and daughter, Chri^-tinul; vice chairman, Mrr. \Christine Sebsr Mr. Banks speak before they cast has performed with the Mi/rachi ca Means to Me" was the title of nce on Hand of 11(7.22 u of Dec, Diane, Haston, Pa.; Mr. and M:.:. George Smith: reenrdinv, sccretaiy, j their votes. Halzairand the Senior Judean folk the essays. The special dance class will have Mrs. lrcntnn Scholl; corresponding I Christened Feb. 25 Jl. >•*!• Mr. Murlha, GOP campaign man- their next dance Apr. 7 from 7 lo Albert Hutfilowaki and son, Greg- dance groups jn uK annual Hum-r In connection with the Ameri- ory, and Mr. and Mrs. Bruno So- •ecretary, Mrs. William WrSnlrauk; j During the year, 4S5» books ager in 1961 and president of the College Israeli folk dance exhibi- canism program, Mrs. Ulnuih re- 9:30 p.m. in the elementary school. Christine Anne Seber, infant Guests are invited. )>olok and daughters, Caroline and financial secretary, Mrs. Ross W. I were borrowed. This includes an Sayre Woods South Republican tion. On Jan. 6 he performed with quests that the Bricks-for-the Free Maghan; building trustee Mrs. | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Juvenile, 1424 adult fiction, and 171Club, was selected by a unani Careen, Elizabeth and Mr. and Mrs. a troupe in his own Israeli reviv; dom-Foundation he returned to her The next ol the film series will lulvvin Smith, Avencl. John Kinney. Spber, Marlboro Gardens, was adult IMW-OCUM. There were 21 mouf vole on the first ballot. Mr. at the Judson Hall for the per- promptly. be Mar. 28 at 8 p.m. in the school. christened on Svndsiv afl'-'rnoon, books borrowed from other librar- Banks won over Mr. Conovcr, Lau forming arts in New York. Plans for the annual Middlesex Films will be "Children Learning Miss Cerralo nnd Mrs. Howard Feb. 23. 19C2, at St. Joseph's ies, Mich Hide Stale Library in rence Harbor, in the second ballot Freshman Al Stern Ctlleie The executive board meeting of Wolvertmi will attend Fedtralinn Church, Kcyport. The sponsors County American Legion Conven- by Experience" and "Let your the Whited Brown Parent-Teacher Trenton, MataWM and South Am- ing. Mr. Tyreil withdrew in favor tion were revealed. The Convention Child Help" (all ago levels) an- ni^ht at the Lillli- Silver Evcnln;! were Miss Vivien Owens end Wil- boy Public Libraries. Five book! Miss Cohen is a freslirmm at Association will be held on Monday Department Apr. 5. Announcement of Mr. Murtha. will be held in Jamesburg, July 13 nounced Mrs, Kenneth Willey, par- 1 liam Sober. were loaned to other libraries. Donald Borst, municipal chair- Stern College, the Yeshiva College in the school at 8 p.m. All chair- was riiuli of the Evening Member- for Women in New York, She at- and 14. Mrs. Ernest Burrows, Col- ent and family life chairman. men are asked lo attend. Mrs. Wex- ship Spring Conference of the Fifth Following lhe christening a din- The total registration is 1024. Of man of Madison Township and onia Unit 248, and Mrs. Clifford Mrs. Thomas Parker, hospitality ner was held nl t'.ie ham-.' of the chairman of the convention, ex- tended Hi Li Camp and has been ler, school psychologist, will he District oil Mar. V at the Long the ISI new registrations during active in youth organizations and Cutter, Carteret Unit 2(i3, are aux- chairman, said hostesses will be Branch Y.M.C.A. Members were maternal grandparents. Tiiose at- INI, 107 were adult* and 74 Juven- pressed pleasure in thr two can- guest speaker at the regular meet- tending wore Mr. and Mrs. Leo irt Zionist work. She and Mr. Golub iliary co-chairmen and Alfred Good, sixth grade mothers at the next ing Mar. l!l. asked to display handicraft artick's. ile. There were 1564 book* acces- didates. "Any of the nominees Posl 25.1 Spotswood. and Rollin : joined forces last year whin lie general meeting to be held Tues- TinIne. nex,...vti iw.1,-,fK)jiu1 n,,niinim[• 'I''"-' P J « | Valentines for ! *>«• Beach, liaison information officer, inesses, materials handling, and lhe mothers and uacn child mndc gineer in the Engineer of Manufac- one for the parents. At this meet- with Ford's true truck with more than 60 key have been ordered to active duly ture organization, joined Western government. They seek ways 1 for the two-week period through Electric nl the Hawthorne Works to minimize the nation's losses in !in ; two hearts were ribhuiv;! IO- S'^l j Mar. 19. in Chicago. He was transferred lo manpower, technical skill, human j Sether filled with candy for lhe suspension! reliability features! They will visit secondary schools the Kearny Works in 19.17. Mr. Ben-suffering, and financial waste that I Brownies. Refreshments were sup- throughout the slate and meet with ton earned a Bachelor of Science job accidents are causing. plied by Nancy Schwar/.. In tests against trucks Get the whole story! Ask guidance counselors and students Degree in Mechanical Engineering Those attending were Marilyn using independent sus- your dealer for the 28- to disseminate information con- from Iowa State Collegi:. page booklet, "Why '62 cerning the Air Force Academy. A man of many liobbies, Mr. Ben- pension, Ford front tires Col. Francis will discuss his tours ton is a member of Heel nnd Toe lasted up to 83% longer. Ford Trucks are more •f duty it the Academy, and snow Sports Car Club, Community Root It's certified! service-free." movies and slides of the lite of a and Branch Garden Club, secre- term of office, and President Ken-1 McC,(-)lld Brend(1 RoK, cancer. W, Daniel Williams, chap- Mrs. LuLu Ueal, Mrs. Leo Lam- lilheron Synagogiic. mws, anil Mrs. Lewis Menillnl, wlio Mrs. filrdle Kaiilan, (lniii'.litcr ol Mrs. Donald Miller. Mrs. John Wil- price* over popular con- more. Choice of two body de- hoavy-duty features, Stand- ' ter president, announced the Board was a new member. son jr., Mrs. August Hnlcll, Mrs. of'Managers approved the bureau lhe brldegrmmi, l-lllit-rim, served as Martin Smith Jr., Mrs. UOIHTI Se- ventlonal panels. Offers 204 signs. Priced below all oth&r ard in FordC-550—America's which will be made up of doctors, The dark horse prizes were won matron of honor nnd Albert Suss- her, and Miss Sarah Ann Sober. lawyers, nunics, scientists, labora- by Mm. Dtiwnc, and Mrs. F. Fnr- cubic feet of loadspace. leading conventional pickups!' lowest-priced Tilt Cab truck!* tory rtmenrchcra, and laymen upec- rell. Gumci were played, and re-1 freshmenls were served. meeting to be held at the home of lally Informed on the cancer cam- I'or many yean the bride lins Mrs. Knnowiilow. 'Gltedon eompitiion of lilvst avallittl* mnxulncUiro'*' sulltttid rttill pile* paign, Hlrtftdsy gifts were received by operated Siif».*iiniin',s .SlatiiiiKMy The bureau will be under direc- Mrs, Relchenber^er, Mrs, Lam- Sttire hrKtypoftr'tSic cuupte-plnii tion of County Prolocutor Vincent mem, and Mrs. Hunl from their lo make their liiinie" In Aslniry i Celebrate Birthdays P. Keuptr, IM county's IM2 can-•acret pals, Park. FORD TRUCKS COST LESS cer crunadt chafrmin. efforts will At Party On Saturday be mads M schedule upealteri at Lions Bfakfatt Endt 15 Years nnrbarn anil Mlchele I'nrrlIs, Kry- meellniis Mf service clubs, wom- port, celebrated their blitlii!Invs on en'* club*, church Krnups, fire and Tlie Laurence llmlmr Lions Club Waller resclsUy, '2K River Rd., C'klllb'ilflif fit TI i^nl'fis \i1 ft first aid tompanlcK and auxiliaries, will hold l(n pniKtnki' limikfu.sl Sun- Old llliil|;c won cited by the Her unions, ciecutive urnups. it ' tiny, between Die hours of K a.m. culi'M I'dwder ('()., I'liilln, for film association*, purent-tcuclipr 1 mid I p.m. In Un.' Luurunce llurlxir pli'llnn nl 1.1 yt'itrn »f scrvlci with MATAWAN MOTORS, INC *.., Ittjnns and achonl sMemblloi, I'lrsl Aid Squiul Iliiliulng. I'rcHldvnl llic wimimny tlurlnii I'l'liruiiry. Knrh nnd chiili'tnnn, ('linrlc.i Only a doctor can dlagnflne km) Nuniolyli, mild (lie menu liuiudcN AIHNII SM.OIIII nctv i.'iinci'i' t'n>,iu 60 MAIN STREET - MATAWAN trnal cmtcer. Your bent chuik'c lnder pancttb'K, muplc •yru|i, will In' illngiioni'd this yi'iir niillon- nigiiii, (iregorv Nciil mid Lisa I'ur- fur it cure, accordlnf lo llt« Amort- nifiilljeK, (louiwiiiiil'i, mil toTfcc. iilly, HII.VH lhe Amri'lciin Ciuiccr rls, nil lews Ilinii two yiiiim old, tiaS Cancer Society, In lo m>« himOust rud Jinn, Tli'ket.4 limy he pur- Koolcly, luirlv dla|'.uosl» and IKMI. were picked us the slurs in doing 1* Htm, h fruin nil I/IMII l mi'iil will lit'lu save lives. llw IWIHI. THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, March 8, 1963

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