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This freek COVERING 16 PAGES 1 TOWNSHIP* Of UULMDEL. HAOISON Plus Shopping UABLBOBO. MATAWAN AND Section UATAWAS no&ovoa
Mtmber 91it YEAR — 52nd WEEK National MATAWAN, K. X, THURSDAY, JUNE SO, 1960 K«w Jena/ Piw Ausoli Single Copy Ten Cent* targe Attendance American Xegtou AiiylUqry Presents 50-Slui- Flag Aberdeen Road Matawan Board Public School 19 j Awarded pegiee Lawrenc* Salman, recreation director, announced >' that the Contract Awarded MtinrK Borough Recreation Takes Oil Bid Has 28 Graduates program epened Monday with • Council Also Vofeix taiga number et cUtdrao attend* School Supply Exercises Held In Parking Lot Lights log. Mr. Salmon noted Out with Contracts Awarded Cheesequake June 2! the UM of the Jackson St. play- , The Jannarone Engineering Co., ground and the Little League At a short special meeting Mon- Graduation excrclisi warti hold Matawan, Tuesday night. was baseball field many fames, such day, the Matawan Township Board on Juno 22 at 8 p.m. in the Cheese- awarded a contract to resurface as loft baD, basketball, badmin- quako Fire House for the 38 fliihtli and reconstruct a half-mile section of Education acted, on bids on ton and kick ball, are available. school supplies and fuel oil. grudo pupils of Public School No Ot Aberdeen Rd. on its bid or 111,- Games at the two areas we 19. Old Hrldfio, Madison Township, 935.73, the Jowcst of three reeetv- scheduled • day In advance so Fuel oil bids accepted were Hess Tho Madison Townihln School Bond . ed by council at a special meet- that children can plan which Fuel Co., Perth Ambby, tor 100,000 played "Pomp iinil Circumslnnco" Ing June H, playground they wish to attend. gallons of No. 4 a,t .0701, cents per lor tlio proccsslonnl after which The award ot contract to the The playground is open to all gallon and Hollywood Service Inc., Gicuory Kcokosky led tho Saliitc lo lho Flat!, ontl lho I'ntlro assembly Jannarone firm was made at the children between the ages of 8 Keyport, for 25,000 gallons of No, recommendation of Karl Heuser, JOIIB tho Nulfunal Anthem, Ilio In- and 14 and the hours arc from 2 at .098 cents per gallon. - Borough Engineer. Unsuccessful 8-ll:M a.m. and from 1-1 p.m. vociitlon wus given by tho Rev. bidders for the project, undertak- Starting today bus transporta- Both' contracts conlaln_en cscal Francis Canlel, pnslor (it the liKiwutonn Conimunlty Church. en with slate aid funds, Included tion will be provided for loose ator clause which permits, the prlo the Manzo Contracting Co., Inc., wishing to swim at Cheesequake Dr. William J. Samplti, Mmlisnn Matawan, $12,803.10 and Charles to rise with the market price. It State Park. Mr. Salmon stressed also was stipulated that the oil be To win hip Sii|)rrlnlcndcnt of J. Hesse Inc., Beiford, at $13,974 that ample lifeguards are avail- Schooli, unoko to tin' (sradnnti's Work on the .i mile stretch of able at the paik and tie pro- delivered in metercd trucks and The clnss of l!«l) took part In I'or roadway Includes reconstruction gram is planning |o take child- metered when delivered. Am«rlc« nnd nonj "You'll Novor JOHN llAllBACiF.IATA ., with an eight-inch gravel base and ren swimming every Tuesday ' There were two other bids, on Wulk Alone." Riiwmn IVmtyn pro- Installation of drainage: facilities, and Thursday. • No. 4." (escalator). Sterling Oil ]O(trd "llo|W for (ho Fttturo," curbing, guard fails and concrete Mr. Satmtm laid that tourna- Terminal, Jersey City, at .0733 imd 'I ho Mid-Madison Civic - Assocla- Tba American Legion AjUlllary, Department of rltk Bluschko, aiilsUni hospital chaplain, and Cha: headers, it was reported, i ments will be set up in the var- Lawes Coal Co., Red Bank^at .0748. 1 lion award.'for gciioral cxcollisncb Matawan Man Work To Proceed | New Jersey, presented a 50-atar nylon flag and stand lain John Fowler, Chaplain fowler appropriate ious games and sports and Other escalator bids on NoTj were to Marlboro State Hospital during Sunday servlc«a chose as his topic for the-day, "Thank Your Lucky was presented ly Joii'ph Sultls to Councilman Cyrus K. Brown not. champions will be announced. Rowono Durstyn; cltlzcnslilp .104S of Sterling and .1050 of Royal held at tho hospital. Pictured above, left to right, Stan." ' ed the bid'!was in excess, of $9000' are Hn, (lomer MaltHoa, Cllffwcod, hospital con- The special project ot the Department American award, given by the, Parent- Awarded Degree in state aid funds that'were rc- Oil Service, Clifiwood. Firms bids tact chairman! Mis. Many Evtia, Neptune, President Legioni Auxiliary lh!» yea* waa lo present M-slar Teacher AnsoiMatlim ol Public - celved for the project. As a result, on No. 4 were .0739 from Hess of the American" legion Auxiliary, Department of flags to two veteran* hospitals, two veterans homci, Schnols 18 anil ID, was praenled John Barbagelato he said, the contractor has agreed Firemen, Aiders and .0761 from Sterling; on No, 2 New Jersey, who presented the flag to Dr. J. Berk- and six state boapltalsi Including the one at Marlboro, by Mrs. Curt Draln'ti,. prcsldont, Receives Matter'! eley Gordon, medical director ol the hospital; Dtr- , , •• . • .- ,J—^.--•-. to carry the project as-far as,the .1093 from Sterling and .1098 Roy- to Gregory Kcokosky. Mlu Duruihy state aid funds will allow. Study Alarm al. '.' . • ;' Dclbosto «uvo thn mudent.pntro John Hiuliuiii'lnlii, II lulitoimra Mr. Brown was authorized to or: award, on behnlf -of Hit) Miicllsoi' f., M»l«wim, rwtlvi'd n Mtttoti Supply Bids Fashion Show ~ 1 der the installation of. four street Audible System Township Teaclieri Ansoolullim, to oiinn In HiulnMn Ailmlnliiluitlim On supplies, bids accepted were: Swim Program Turn Land! ills Hdwtuil floik'N. nt tho Junn II cnimiiriK'CimMH i'X- lights in the Matawan Gardens de- Matawan High School:~:2neral As a feature ql H ...illan Days velopment and six mercury vapor Changes Planned In Kcyporl, a group of Kcyporl Diplomas Awnrdod iirolsoi of .Wuiini'i' Callrne, Sliilcn type lamp] in the muncipal park- supplies, J2033.91, Kurtz- Bros. For Township Islntul, N. Y. • A joint meeting of representa Paoll, Pa.: physical education, merchants will present a fashion Down In Madison Thv claim lung thu Alnm Malar Ing lot at Broad and Little Sts. show tomorrow on tho mall, West following which Patrick A; Tono, A trannportatlnh• oxecuttva for Arrangements will be made to lives of the Matawan First Aid $1014.54, Don Selby and Associates. To Continue For Two Areas Offered, Squad and the Fire Department Hopewell. Matawan Grammar I rout St., near Main St., begin- prliicipnl, prc.'ionti'd lho uraduolcs ho past 20 ycain, Mr. rinrbniii'lutn have all but two of the lights ex- ning at 1 p.m. lo i>i, sample who, In. turn, pie ulto liolils n at'contlary education tinguished before midnight, since was urged by the Matawan Bor- School: Supplies, $4355.58, Kurtz Summer Season Standards Nor Met ough Council Tuesday night to Bros., Paoll, Pa, Cliftwood 9ram- lo provide the Belling Miss 8cutcd thorn lo Jaii'jili Huff, prml tendilnji cvrtlflrnlv. 'lie'currently they are very bright, Mr. Brown The^Matawnn Township recrca- Two proposals for a taniliry dimt of Ihn Mnillion., Township is an cxocutlvo of lho Niippl Truck- said.' '••"• -•;.• '...... -." work'ou; a new. squad call alarm mar School; Supplied, $3811.74 Carol Larsen, ol Terry Shops, on swimming program got un will present an Hawaiian dance landfill, io Madison Township Hoard of Ktlucntlon, whti awiirilcd ill! Coi'iuirallon, Chcctoquuluv on the borough fire alarm system. Kurtz Bros., Paoll, Pa., arid «22.- L.-rway Thursday at Cheesequako .diplomat. ThK-:Memorl»l Scliool , Council extended until Jan. 10, 07, Don Selby and Associates, and Hawaiian music will lie play- might mod the July 1 dendllnn, Mi', llnil)«|[pbli\, win) spi'eliil- 1961, a deadline for the Matawan A delegation of first alclmen ap- Slate Park. Taking part in the first were tubmllk'd la the Mndlion Dnnil played for thu rcccmlunal rod In innrki'lhiH manmiuinnnt' peared before council and said they Hopewell. , ed at the fashion* are shown Gardens, Inc., developers, to bring program of the season were 125 from a platform to be erected Township Committee Thursday, Music win undor tlio illicdlun ol ludloH «t Wngnor, U n clmrlof drains, curbs and streets in their had been notified the fire depart- children, ages 9-10-19, along with on the mall. Mrs. Ann Kofoed, One, by lha Urowntawn Cartage Victor Kink, Wnyne WulU'ri (nil mpinbfr of lho IH'lii llctii (111, him. development- up to specifications. ment planned to discontinue the! 14 chaperones under the super- I.lll-Ann Sh'oppe, will be the com- Co,, sought to get the t/lwnshlp Joseph Kntlick, orary bimlni'ih soi'loly nl SI, linna- A bond Is held by the borough to iisa pi air horns;. F. I*. Armstrong vision of Daniel 3. Stanklewlcr, mentator and fashions will In- garbage and trash disposal con- Honor, itiuiontu wcro Howmn vyntuiu UnlviThily. Olonrt N, Y. assure, the work Is done properly. The squad noted the sirens pres- recreation director. clude apparel far men and wo- tract for a sanitary la/dflll (Ho Burstyn, Joiin -PaltsriPn, Maty Cu> ili> neivi'il ns pd'hldciii niut pru- ently are used to signal a first Bank Chairman At the park, the children were men, b a t h I n g suits, drewx, of fivo aero near Checiequake Key, Suian Dlichop, anil Hdward dlioLtur (if that ni|i»WnrMat*W#nJfBr iMti > Weekly, 52 West Tron't St,, Key- Invcttlgatjon; "could do any harm" Copo Sentenced Knux, Mniawan, -on •cn«r« (won elected 10 Apptoil \W\:-. ' Ncltirrt abeve b the-nuMfe traDer whftn touts 1 Spmami bi Ntw Imty K(tt Tt\tftaot Cmapury. Jewelry Store and Auction on Fri Amboy, the board's attorney, m«mhenhlp In the Mohmoulh An urgent appeal ha) bton nud«; County Medical Society1, - the "Telephone Sdeoc* She*," aa ethlbtt »f nun's rfe*bo,» wUi be « dljpUy la Jteyperl ... Nolle* lo mtmljorj of American 1A|I(IA achievements In cemmmdeations aad outer tpaee'. I Hawaiian Daya, traorrew aad Saturday. Auction Sale (family style) - at S to assure It would be fairly and I'ost tt|i Union Beach for blooj- properly conducted. Tfje Matawnn Savings and Loan The "Telephone Science Show," among elementary and. high scfiool af baueriet that obtain their ener- m. Orchid corsages to the first u»odallon opened Its books for Sentence T#/oy donon for 1'ail Coroininiler, IW ladies. The board did not see eye-to-cye ChMttr 5»»m»n, » pstlcnl al Eait a mobile trailer with exhibits of •tudenU but Is of interest to the gy directly fronr the. sun. • r »iib»cri|HJ'm» to tharet In (he 91st man's .achievements in coinmiinl- Tte iride met at the transistor Located Route 39, Keyport, be on other thlngj, A move by Mr. Series on Jun» 2UI, 1909, Sub Charlus Slutvi>r, Morjinvllli), nr«n«e Vetcrani Ilinpllil Merrt. general public a* well,••;-', " Aumlck to* have Mr. W«t*on, the nck'ii mi drfi-imo Tnurtgay to • . cation and outer space/wUl be on In describing the applications of and «oUr bttury, both, develop- tweti Family Circle Store and Key tcripilons received until August 'run between ' 21«nd-4Jye»r»-old mcnU of Bell Telephone Labora- port Auction. Summer hour* are township collector, named custo- 18th, 19W. ^ :|nruii of carrying, a concealed .tt ire eligible »ml aro tikea to cm- display during ibwailan D»y». to- basic (denUflc knowledge tq com- dian at tWO annual salary was iillber revolver-in a car ptiitd morrow and Saturday on Front St, muodcatlooi, It vi»ally drajnatU tories, ant toM graphically. Other daily 6 em; until closing and Sat ltd Mr», Tliurnis Dl«lk», «»rvlc« -' featam lnriud* an activated Nike passed 4-3 with Mr, Watson ab- In Marlboro Towniblp Apr, >). between Others and Main Sts. The es the" SelL' System's part ia the urdiy.lA a.m.. to t p.m. :losed -' NOtlC# , 7" > ••': officer, at CO 4-tSI) between 3 an4 . mlsriW, exhibit, a television moni- Sundays. fUlnlng (torn Votinfr It was noted you get the Deit plus courteoui Shiver will he nntmeet (od»y by 1 p.iii. .tit furOwf lnform«((on," trailer will be open to the puMie guided mluile aad ttyitt Mtelllte the choke, by statute; lay between Monmoulh.County Judfio John C. prognmt, '• ••;iv; ''• ; tor tudt which penniti visitors to wjfp-»dv M tervlc* at "Whsrtofi Memorial!, trie pi charge from » atati f » tee tnenutlvt* on a television him and the towmhip treasurer. Highway X, Koypart. it* our dli Olordano, who acwpftd lilt plea, . Nellee To HMUMIIH* BO. on Friday and from • Of Vufurd T ' »cr«a. rye-catchlag telepbonea « Metirt. lloff, Joyce, aad Pino Join- play. Phono far •ppolutmcnt CO1- ' Mai»*ia BortHfh ' to * p-m. 'on Saturday. Featured ia the exhibit Is'••» repth- e f utur* and Ohistrated paneU New York Tuntpfk* Express ed Mr. Aumfck in wpport of Mr, In 4IIU. NaUce ' Tr«»h and gerbaiia Tb* show, ipnawiftl by.Mew lica o( the Vaapiard isateUtt* 1/ada* the hljtoi7 of cMnmsalca- buses, frequeat dally aerWca from Walton* appointment, but Mr. Tho lowd Roitaurant, I7» Main t w««k will be on Tuctjay, Jtdtf,. Jersey BeU Tdcphoas Company, ffVchnilasacbedfa Man* BS» Commuter* buy 10 trip Kerr, Mr. Kordcicski and Mr, Put- It, Matawan, will .be cloW III th and Friday, July 7lh iuatta) tittu. rld»« voted "no." Mr lloff, u cn/renfly it ea four throuzbnut the aadileipecMtortaylnorbitfof t idl how OK aadtav*. For »ched«l« call Jotepblm'f S««uty Shftpsi, 4ay isuirday dtirlmj July uyi A^l; of r«|iil*r tcbeMi tweaus* of tfct •tat*. If Ji 4aed«»4 pSar?y t» Ml jrein. The ntd>> traMoHter' bl.pntHeol, louoi ttm vote to B.o*dwsy, Keyport, wilt b* clwtd holiday, V •'i^ etlomlate aa tofnti In adtsc* ot
1-3600 'Iki-iMilt' •"!<•-. Of Free Parking -Uiursday, Juno 30, 1960 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Pag* y\
Keuper slid, "that tt li th* policy i process they should consult •- Spoedart Walk Rejpt TB Cases DuPont Plant Wins President's Safety Citation Issues Warning ol this atan to protect adoptive with an suthorlied agency or with children from unnecessary sepa- an attorney familiar with state nr- Five bayshora residents had ration from hfi natural parents, qulremenls." • thelf licenses suspended for speed- Slightly Higher On Adoption Law from, adoption by.unfit persons, ing. They include Richard R. Nor- The tuberculosis situation'in llqn- and from Interference, by his na- A ml water comedian may have man, Lakeside Dr., Laurence Har- Monmouth County Prosecutor tural parents after adoption. mouth County remained relatively Vincent p. Keuper haa warned a ien.se of humor but h« provide* bor; Thomas E. Wood, Monmouth static during the past year," t that it It Illegal for any unauthor- •Tho policy of this stale ilso Is little to laugh about when he gets Hotel, Keyport; Joseph DeMauro, county case register report submit- ised Individual or organlutlon to to protect natural parents from himself or another swimmer In Maiden Dr., llsilet; William Mon-. ted to the State Department of either place or help place * child making hurried or abrupt decis- trouble. Swimmers are warned cnscheln, ' Greenwood Ave, Lau- Health by Monmouth County Or- for adoption. His statement was ion! to give up • child, and to pro-agjlnst the temptation, to clown In rence Harbor, and Wallace Gnlt> ganizatlon for Social Service, the mads, he said, because ol Infor- tect adopting, parents from as- flit/water, It is the causa of many dowskl, Momlngtlde Ave.; Lau- TB association In the county, re- motbn-now under Investigation In suming responsibility for a child iwntng accidents., renco Harbor, vealed. which i child borrf out of wedlock without sufficient knowledge of Wai placed unlawfully In • tin ehlloVi heredity and car—"'•' The figures were obtained from stranger's private home for pur- for physical and mental ck' the Monmouth County case regls- posei b( adoption, '_ ment. •"..-. -ter, a recording of the status of TV LEAVY patients currently .under the Tu- Tho prosecutor EaldcoiTnty de- "To support these policies laws' berculosis Control program. Pa- tectives are Inquiring to deter- have been adopted to m«ko it Il- mine if there have been any erlm.: 111 Middlesex Rd., Matawan tients served in the program total" legal [or anyone, not approved by Inal oflcnses, including a con- the Department of Institutions and ed 1781, as compared to 1750 listed spiracy to violate the law aotUng Agencies, 'to place, otter to place, LO 6-6210 six months ago awl 1713 in last torth proper procedures for adop- or assist In the placement of any Television Service Calls Answered Days year's annual report. tion. A violation is a misdemeanor child' for the purpose of adop- . According to Miss Dorothea or, if money Is Involved,, a high tion. And Evenings Kiiem, TB nurse supervisor for misdemeanor.' , '.'..'"/ MCOSS, the number of non- "Th« only exception in the net All Service Calls Handled By Mr. Keuper said the case has Is to the placement of the child, hospitalized patients Is on the In- been brought to tho attention of the for adoption, with a brother, lister. Tom Ledvy Personally crease and the number in the ho* Department "of Institutions and aunt, uncle, grandparent, or step- pital is decreasing. A comparison Agencies which supervises adop- parent of tha child, Before any- with county figures of five yean tions for the state. . one, either a professional person ago, bears out this trend. Latest Laws Are Clear -- - or » Wend ot thq people Involved, figures .indicate" that 75 patients "Our laws maka clear," Mr. makes any effort toward the adop- were hospitalized for TB; five The DuPont Company'j President's Safety Award time the plant has won the coveted president's safety years ago the-number was 106. has .been presented to the. DuPont Photo Products citation. Above, Robert N. KHweli, (right) sialiUnt Active cases of TB being treated plant at • Farlin- lor- completing J,7M,M0 - man-hoars director of production for the photo products depart- at home numbered « in 1955 andwithout • major Injury. The plant has not hid a ment ol the DuPont Company In Wilmington, Ml, major injury since September IBS, according to Ivar presents the award to Mr, Lundgaard: MERCURY AW COMET 62 in the most recent statistics. E. Lundgaard, plant manager. It was the seventh '• Hospital Stays Are Shorter "While hospitalization is con- * Safe BuyJUsed Gars * sidered by authorities as advisable Cancer Fund Will Two-Month Penalty for tuberculosis patients, the newRejoin Co-Op Drives ]^ew Ruling Hits drugs have shortened hospital stays Kenneth Roberts, 45, Line Rd, considerably In the past five Matawan. had his driver'! licenw The Monmouth County Chapter Use Of C6-Carls revolted for two months wider tha SCHANCK & SIHLER years," Miss KItem explained. of the American Cancer Society 1 w ., Motor-propelled ctrts, more state ! niotof vehicis ^.vlplitloii 10 Lafayette Place, Freehold . Incluf ' " , '~^f&l persons has received permission to rejoin currently njttu jrre-tffTiospitaliied, cfemmonly termeoT aj "gas bug-point system.- >••-,_ '- co-ordinated fund appeals at fed- gies," are banned as participating Highway 34, Matawan , 260 under care in local chest eral government Installations. W. 'Have you reid tha clasalfled clinics, 74 under private physician's vehicles on New Jersey's automo- HOpklm 2-1250-LOwell 6-4239 Daniel Williams/chapter president, bile race tracks, It was announced ads? care, 40 under veteran's adminis- announced approval has been re- tration, 375 attending Allenwood by Acting Motor Vehicle Director ceived from -the society's' state Ned J. Parsekjan. New Jersey; )s and Glen Gardner Hospital clinics headquarters,-. T h e county unit, and two under no known medical one of the few. states In the natiqn which previously had realized about to" control automobile racing and supervision. There are 823 contacts $2500 4ryear in federated drives at In the case registry; 105 patients driving skill exhibitions by itatutp. military locations', had • to step out await diagnosis determination and milta The law prbroulgated In 1952 th*' y , d tp tt provides a code for conducting 3X have non-tuberculosis chest con- three*' yean ago under a state ditions. '' racini g eventts andd covers ththe safet - ty-pti both drivers and spccUtor*. The addition of a listing for non- Mr. i Williams; said tha . state HOLIDAY leadership changed its policy la .re- Autoriioblie racing is under the tuberculosis chest conditions is re- control of the office "it the Chief. cent fn the registry and has result- sponse to repeated pleas by the Monmouth Chapter which pointed Motor Vehicle Inspector, ] ' _ ed from a change of policy at iodic inspections of all race tracks SPECIALS out that the loss of funds which Allenwood Hospitalp, , where ppatients are mads by the enforcement unit iUfct di h h might have been anticipated from LIVING NEEDS nsfc diseases other than tu U. S. Army and Navy bases repre- of the Inspector Force. berculosis are being admitted. Miss sented the - substantial -difference An Increasing number of these Kliem pointed out that this is in between money actually received small vehicles propelled by gas en Ixtra Olfcountf off keeping with nation-wide tendency and the annual goal In the last gines are appearing on the mar to apply, the know-how TB associ- tKree-years ket. They are constructed" of four- WOMEN'S Grants Regular ations have acquired in the past wheels without body or spring sus- SO years, to other respiratory dis- "This step," he said, "also will overcome considerable misunder- pension, and! consist mainly of a Low Prices! eases. The number of patients In tubular frame, seat, engine, and 'the category included in the regis- standing. Many employees at fed SPORTSWEAR DEPT. cral reservations, and their fam steering and braking mechanisms, j six months ago was 17 and "Cute Little Killers" b in the the past six illes, believe that contributions they has almost doubled. make through military federated In a recent article appearing In drives arc shared with the Cancel* a. nationally distributed traffic ROX1RIHORTI is the time to advertise Society." safety magazine and titled "Cute IN DURADU those unused^ articles for sale., A little Killers,"'the article urged Better, small; ad In the classified column Real Estate Listing Cards for parents not to permit their child will tiirn them Into cash for you sale at this office. ren to participate in competitive SLEEVELESS BLOUSES events with this type cart. A rfc- cent news story coming from out' sH*» or Now J«racy*tol*'df <« It- year-old boy yrha swerved his cart Rumson Reading' Institute aft a race track and crashed Into , flnnfdrlnd a group of spectators, injuring 12 | 67 twill, print lirosd- Russell G. Ranney, Dfr. RUmson 1-1650 person cloths niRila with CIAS<- The same story explained that tlo wnUH. Ol|l!ir< B-OX. In another incident, a cart went SUMMER SESSION out of control and broke the leg Reg. $1.98-Sizes 10/18 of a fourtyear-old girl spectator. JULY Thru AUGUST ^ f Another> article went on further to NO-IRON COHON elate; that in a, lfl-day period last- Better Jamaica Rumson and Sea Girt year,' two boys', ages 6 and 13, SHORT SUNSUITS WITH were killed in cart race accidents' ECONOMY-MINDED in.a mid-western state. RHUMBA ftUCnil Supplementary Courses in Basic Skills for Experience has' proven that even SHORTS SHORTS professional race car drivers, have BRAZIER HAS 24" Better Success in School and College Sizes 10/18 encountered difficulties in operat- COOKING SURPACI ing the "cart-type racing vehicles. One nationally prominent race car READING & ENGLISH driver purchased a cart for his READING, WRITING, STUDY SKILLS eight-year-old daughter and while 73' teaching her to drive, the vehicle Reg. MM- amps 2 three-hour sessions each week, day or evening overturned and caused, him to suf- Re* II.M This course U offered at all levela from 7th grade through college, Buttons with itudenti grouped homogeneoiuily according to ability. It helps, fer a severe back injury. Another to wear jtudenl* to read with cpeed and comprehension, to write grammatic- professional driver how is recuper- ally and logically, and to lncreait I heir knowledge of vocabulary. Jiutton Thla course Is very popular with serloui students who an anxious ating from a broken pelvis suffered Regolar $2.98 J"i»tu/«i lnolud* prtclslort kilJtislnMnk to Improve their school grades and to obtain maximum preparation in a cart accident. for colleate_boiird^.and other types of entrance examination*. _ to r»4a« and lowtr ehronn-plaUd Teeners Ruled Out 0«>p«rlon« bskad'Oit ananitl, iU«l Ara ELEMENTARY READING Director Parsekian explained JAMAICA SHORT ..J •b/v»l,.FIrm support from Y.ahaptd that laws prohibit any person un- ntbulir steal li«, Kssy-roll whoals and: , , • • for-chlldren In grade* 14. _ der' 18-years-of-age' to participate I two-hour sessions o»ch week In any race of. driving skill exhi- BtOMStSETS This court* emphasize* phonics and tight vocabulary - end other method* of-word perception, paragraph comprehenilon,.phraie read* bition. Attorney General JDayld 0; lot,- vocabulary .buildfa*." The children mcM jir iraalL^frouut accord- Furman'has ruled that- Operation Sizes 10/16 Custorn tailored inf to raiding level. » —ii—i ., ' ' -.\7 -"•' of carts at off-street locations where spectators' can gather to ld0% Cotton watch a rtV or driving (kill ex- -We believe that all'students should develop a hlih degreo of skill hibition is' not permissible since in applying arjthmetla to a wide variety of problems. That many do not is shown, by .the.tow score* made by^many seniors in tha the conduct of such ah "event Is problem-solving part ol the- "College Boards/' All or our mathematics regulated by statutes and the oper- 27 courses Include lomt arithmetic.. Ml courses, are planned to develop • logical approach to problem-solving and to develop facility In apply- ator of the event must be licensed. ing mathematical processes accurately.:. ..-:..- . ' - The primary problem Is to 2 break-up the practice of > using BASIC ARITHMETIC parking lots and other off-street for students in grades 14 , ' .. , • ; : • areas to conduct this.type o| ac- S one-hour twslonreach wetk : ]_:'".•;.. tivity, and Director Parsekian has These courses are- phased in with the raadlni Instruction so lha COTTON PEDAL students *fto wish can take both courses, ' . . called upon all enforcement agen- cies; to enforce the statute and stop the illegally conducted races JUNIOR HIGH ARITHMETIC and driving skill exhibitions, and SKIRTS PUSHERS .- • • 2 two-hour sessions each areek - ; - impose the ban on the use of such carts on any public thoroughfare Summer Shades MATH SURVEY I V whether it be an alleyway,'street; THI WH01B FAMILY 2 three-hour tettuSTSkh week ' ' highway, or public property. 67 Intended primarily tot 0th and 10th jrrade math atudvntf, this coune HAS FUN IN GRANTS reviews ad th me tic and liift yeir algebra.' • . * • • -• • I Sef. ft.M« 1 Kef. p.M MATH SURVEY ir William* See* Hop* : $1.57 J $1.97 URGE 8-FT. POOL I three-hour sessions calcl* week ' .. For Wilson Memorial Iimlt«d,to Juniors and seniors, Ihls'courtV reviews' tjie Mitre 1 ears of hlftr school math *nd Includes som« of'tb* mor« difficult topics 188 3-PIICIMTI... In jurnhmaUa. Mosrt ot th* effort Is devoUtt to algebra, Sen. Harrison A. Williams' Jr., said today that the Senate Rules UOUIIA JAMAICA IHORTS MATH SURVEY III and Administration Committee has I 100v:.Arriei In, KM approved his resolution to create AT ONI IOW PRKS . S three-hour tesdott each weak ' - f a Woodrow Wlltoa Memorial study Sutra htavr (tun rlnyl r n Tlifsf coanw lfl IntenrfM to ftr» extri hiip to atrmptlani mtalan who (• jftars •! tun, won'*
COIta HIM •»• J. atABatt. BKOWH. WBUSHMt r. t. Grabs Far IMyf- J. Mabel Brown. Ed/tor — GewMto* V. Browa. AaaodaU Editor "b It trot that tobacco butts and Subscription Rain horseshoe crabs are good to keep Payabl* in Adnnc* NATIONAL THIS *N THAT... Keyport Police did a nice job clean OH Year (withi(i n (ttttl MJO holly mil fertilized?" asks a'FOint ing up-Uie'vandalism reported at this month's meeting o Ttree MoMonUU u Sb Moolkik . iuo Pleasant gardener. the Board of Education.- Two youngsters charged with T One ftn (outside rials) - ... On« Year toulslda.y. S.) i li.W I put this question to a scientist, responsibility for/ two separate acts are ordered tcTfacs $7.m the juveniW conference committee. Fun's fun, but wantor. The Matawan Journal li » newspaper "oj Uw p«rt«. by tin- PJHPK expecting to bowl him over, but be i ami for lie oeouU." It* aim it to aerve the but interests ol uatawan JU destruction- cannot be tolerated . . . Matawan Townshif Ildnlty: to ?rS«Sl .B oJ ffi. MW» of th. w«4 wluwut bias orymjdi look it in stride. He recognized fi a Sean. 4aneTcoo«rvaUv« manner. rejpecUn* lie InaUmabl. both as sources of organic ma- Committee set a new record last week. • Wound up sU th<- $ our tUuii!*. and thereby matof Itoclt worthy of Unlr ronfldenw. business of the meeting at 8:55, p.m. with, the exception terial, but neither as good for holly Responsibility tor typotttpnlcal error* la limited to th» coit of the space of approving and passing vouchers.'How to go . .vKeans- eccupted by such error, ' ' * as the recommended oakleal mold burg Councilman Louis Collichio acknowledged at the Keanf- Entered as Mcond-dssa mailer at the post olflce at MaUwan. H. J, or compost - ' burg session that he is aware there is an election,comin;- . tinder the act ol March 3. 1870. -^ _ . . . • - • , Dr. William £. Ssyder explained up in the borough. Dwelled oh various problems for abou THURSDAY, JUNE 30, I960 that the ground-up' crabs contain an.hour'" .. Republicans in Union,Beach have as many rather more iodine, chlorides and problems, as Democrats. Entire April primary slate dropped calcium than hollies like. Th* cal-by "the wayside for one reason or another . . . Candidate- :•: Attempt The Impossible cium '7 "Were itnot for the faith which our forefathers brought somewhat acid soil condition best :p. Maybe they'll take a month off. injnid^sjunmer. : to the task of winning independence for this nation, there for hollies. And the alkaloids in to- •«' never would have been an Independencejjtey. Certainly bacco wouldn't do the holly much {this supreme national observance should be an occasion good. . NOTES"FROM ABROAD•.-.•-. An enterprising young (191 s Jo recall the debt "we all owe to their spiritual strength in Nigerian, D. A.U. Okoh, 32 Lawson St, Lagos, wrote thi / the fare of seerningly overwhelming difficulty. When Is the best time to prune newspaper and is interested in contacting pen pals in the holly? Why not wait and prune just area. He also offers to trade African goods for American ?.- In this year of the 100th anniversary of the birth of before Christmas go that you use f William Jennings Bryan, who was Secretary of State during the dippings for. decorations? goods oh an eveh-steven basis r.TSays hell trade snaker •the first administration of President Woodrow Wilson, part Many growers find that December skin hand bags,Clippers, wallets, ebony carvings, alligato; of the famed Bryan,essay on "Faith" bears repetition, for is as good a time as any to shape bags, ivory; animal skins, native drums, bow and arrows It strikingly, sums up the feelings-of all true patriots in flicir plants and trees,- according spears, daggers and carved calabashes for such Americar, 'thinking about the future of our country. This is what to Dr. Snyder. items as shirts, slacks,-jackeU, colored ankle socks, T-shirts, Bryan said: "The gfeat things of the world have-been ac- Bargain. Boxwoods cameras, shoes and candies. The youth promises to rep];- to all letters he receives from his pen pals in this area. B;- i complished by men and women who had faith enough, to JPT of Neptune asks for advice attempt the seemingly impossible and to trust to God to about the .American boxwood. the way, he writes in'a good hand and has a generous com- .open the way. , . plants he bought at.a supermarket. mand of English. Might be a good idea to obtain some o •"Faith is as neccssarjMo the heart of the individual He says he got them cheap be- those different Christmas gifts in this manner. The lettjjr^, —»s it -is -necessary to world-wide peace. What can equal the cause they were on their last legs. the way,'mailed June 18, was received in this office on.tfit consolation that comes from reliance upon the care of Him He took ttiem home, planted them, " '"•• airmail..: ".- ' , . -•••»-•- jwho gives beauty to the' lily, food to the fowls of the air, and. cut them down to about half and direction to all?" their height. -The stems' still are green, and WE'RE COLOR CONSCIOUS .. . Do you feel blu , Mr. T. wants to tuiow it there's a on a gray day? Do you know that black horses can't wor! .. Our^Jational Guardians chance the plants will grow if he in the sun as long .as white ones? Bet you've never seen : takes care of them. •-./.,'• butcher shop with, bright yellow walls. If you did, the sho . ': Monday, as we observe the 184th anniversary of our Donald B. Lacey, home grounds probably was oh * the way to bankruptcy since the cole national independence, it is altogether fitting that we pause OtKf specialist, says he doesn't tee what makes good red meat look purple. Colors have create .. " to~honor the 470,000 men of our Army and Air National Ldoking~Backward else this gardener could have done, and ruined businesses, make us feel bright, happy or sac'. Guard. It was the early militia, from which today's Na- Express Tbeir Viewi and all he can do is wait and see The arjeients devised colored flags to warn early navigator tional Guard has evolved, that formed Jhe nucleus of Wash- Uuu AkMi Mm Asa nta* W« If the patients survive. of storms. White is the symbol for cleanliness and purit ington's Continental Army. Thus the militia played an WORKING TAXPAYERS .' Afltj In The Maples Chinese wear white In mourning. The English bleache ' Instrumental role in winning our independence. (Trenton Sunday Times Advertiser) Fifty Years Ago kee where she attended college and Mr. CN of Jersey City -wants to fabrics-white as early as 1322. The bride wears white an It is encouraging to note from recent news columns The New Jersey Taxpayers As- (fssue Thursday, June 30, 1810) from which her niece had just been know iiow to prevent ants in his Broadway is called the Great White Way. Red is a poc that-the National Guard by no means is resting on the sociation has produced an informa- A severe electrical storm passed graduated. , ' ••-...:.. maple trees. color to wear into the woods during hunting season. Tc laurels of past glories. Flans now are underway, we are over Holmdel and vicinity Wednes- One way is to paint a band of many hunters are color blind. Orange is the best cole • told, to assign a secondary mission to the National Guard tive dissertation on the subject, o! The Fire" Department waicalled day afternoon of last week. The sticky stuff that's made for this to spot at sea . . . Per5ons...have been described as blui - of assisting in national recovery in the event of an atomic "Work." It ii directed particularly etorm wiS accompanied by a out Monday afternoon at 5 o'clock to extinguish a grass fire In the purpose. It works like the bloods and red-blpoded. UsOally, they have black heart . attack. • to the taxpayer who works more heavy gale and torrents of rain. paper we used' to hang in than two hours of every working Trees were uprooted, holes wash- rear of the garage on the George green thumbs and red cheeks.,. .'••••» We all are familiar with the Guard's primary mission W. Davidson property at 307 Main kitchen.- day just to make enough' money ed in the roads by the heavy down- of providing trained and equipped combat units to the Street, , My authority, here says that the active Army and Air Force. To enable itself to meet this to pay taxes. . pour and in some cases gardens The empty jars and jelly glasses ants probably are after the "honey- REFORMS IN WASHINGTON . . . It is reassuring to dif- mission, the Guard, through years, of hard1 work and devo- were Inundated. Two houses and a dew" manufactured by .aphids in The association's comment on bam were damaged by lightning, have been returned to. Miss Jean cover .there is ©nongovernment surplus which need not-re». tion, has achieved the highest degree of combat readiness Rue, chairman of the Civic Depart- the maple, so if Mr. N. looks close- work seems-to have been inspired a horse was killed and trees were ly he'll find aphids as well «s ants heavily- onrthfc American conscience . . . feathers. The Ger- in its peacetime history. . : . . . ,-..," ment of tile Woman's Club .and by the impression in some quarters iplintered. Tiny rivulets were con- l eral Services Administration disclosed recently that it n , Nor is this a matter of opinion. It is a fact repeatedly in his trees.;. " . ' ••-.- that there Is something stultifying verted into raging streams, flood- anyone who made a donation, to longer feels it. riecessary- to stockpile feathers as part, c emphasized by .our top military leaders in Washington. Ing lands and damaging crops. The the Matawan Hospital last fall may There's certain speculation, .jlhst about the Idea that relief clients be ants somehow place JbeaoWdi irf the national reserve of strategic material^. This' decislcr Having thus established its right to remain in our first line storm was purely local, there be- obtain the: container by calling at leaves GSAwUh 1,930,000 pounds of surplus feathers, ^ required to work for (the compen- ing no rain In. places only a fen pie trees, like putting cows out to of defense, the National Guard now is looking for new ways Miss Rue's. •"...;!..-. -; •• ; prelude to what will obviously be histqryls biggest mou ; to serve the nation. It serves to remind us that tire National sation they receive.' miles distant. :., « J pasture. • • .;' . pi,,, ,'• .•->.-.- Twenty Years A»o '. . . At the moment GSA is offering the excess to its siste • Guard system is just as vital on Independence Day 1960 .Whfch RepeDeni? Such a suggestion, It seemv In- Joseph Diederick, Jr., who- lives (Issue Thursday, Jiine 27, IMS) agencies in the federal establishment.. -If that, doesn't wort., -•s'Jt.was te ;;li78..v'-.l, ^!'1?ii'i ;*.•"'"'! ',- *-!'^ ''^Jf'•''-> ;i! volves an affront to the dignity of Gardeners and others troubled ; ] 1 on the road,from Matawaa WHsi-' The annual Fmirth of July rale- by mosquitoes and: other pots u they -vvlll be' 'aiictibned off,: presumably to ;anyone willin the, r.ell?f|'icliiiit, in, Injustice, a I«t,. near.Oie old,a bfotlon In KTotowoir thlayeaf will tlwywork in the garden may won-'to make a soft down payment '."J . One rub is that-th hiis team of mules stolen Tuesday be' completely In' charge of the cause for humiliation. It is resented 1 der which repellent works best stockpile feathers we're brought- from Communist Chin Come To The; Festival ]V night. One came/home .voluntarily Matawan Fire Department, First (before'the Korean War). This puts the government In ; .-•-• <; .'••'< <) vehemently as intolerable, almost iA'braDoVnew circular written by Wednesday morning and the other Ald'Squad; It will start on Sat- r Dr. Philip Granett, .who has made' slightly uncomfortable position, considering the way it h; • Many of our'neighbors will find it to their.advantage; to avoring ol peonage or slavery. as found In a piece of woods not urday and end with the; fireworks stop in Keyport tomorrow and Saturday to take part in the This concept of the work-for-re- [ar distant, ~.; ' - . • . specialty' ot repellents, explains tarred-and feathered commercial sellers dealing in. eve. display W the night of July 4. the ins and outs of these handy Hawaiian i Days festival being sponsored by the Keyport Hef program, as the association A social was held In the Pres- Chief William E, Smith, _of • the such innocuous items as goldfish bred in China. Chamber of Commerce and the promotion committee. The new additions to comfortable-living points out, Is not shored in other byterian Lecture Room, last night MaUwan Fife Department,' who in "Insect Repellents for Personal •whole promotion is.to show that shopping can be fun and and prizes were awarded In the is also a charter member ol the parts o( the country. The example entertaining too. ••.... IDA pet cent contest for attendance First Aid Squad, is general chair- "ODDS 'N ENDS .'. . Two British paratroop sergeant- : ' 'Portions, of West Front St. will be closed to traffic and if Oregon is cited". at Sabbath school the past' six nan. , • • DU .can.get aeopy from your have just proved that two British paratroop sergeants ca > county •agricultural agent OT by there will be shopping, displays, science shows and kiddie "The Oregon experience involved months. There were' six prizes, walk across the United States In-10 days' less time tha The MaUwan Township Commit- writing to Garden Reporter, Cdl- ; rides on the mall that will be created. The Hawaiian^ motif the simple, but effective policy of three for the girls and three for tee meeting last Thursday night in- any American stroller has ever managed.: At any rate w the boys.-The winners were Mil- structed the township police de, lege-xf Agriculture, Rutgers Uni- are delighted to see Britons walking America. Its a fittin will be carrier] through.the two-day festival with colorful putting to work able-bodied men re- dred Brown, Sadie Baler, Bertha versity, New Brunswick: Ask tor shirts, hula daiices, fashion shows and friendliness, the ceiving direct welfare assistance in partment to assist In a drive to rejeinejr tp all those. Americans swimming the channel. An 1 Diederick, Oscar Stevens, Rens license all dogs in the municipali- Circular., 5W., . ' ;it might even Serve to remind some Americans of the value order of the day. " .-"••--' eight cf Oregon's counties," the Carlan and, Louis Bergen! Ice ty. The committee acted following and pleasures of that nearly extinct old art of, walking.. Th'- Businessmen in Keyport are not sitting back waiting cream and cake were served and statement says. "Officials gay the a report that only a few licenses sergeants'deserve a good ride home. .* .'. And.while we_'r •' for the world to beat a path to their "doors, Instead, they're results have been triply bene- a social hour spent.- About sixty had been procured from Township going to prove that it's smart to shop at home, as it is more were present..-. _ . ,,.-;• giving Briton^b^ick to Briton it may be a good idea. the. ficial—relief workers' morale has Clerk Rose Kostak Wenzel. " - Social Security* than good business with people you know/and shopping at Next Monday is" Fourth of July. the good old American hotdog is making tremendous stride Shown Improvement, the counties Forty members.of Sirlus Chap- also . . . Someone has figured out that the franks consume 1 hnme can be economical and fun too. Judging fronrthe outlook everyone ter, Order of Eastern Star, Of-Mat- You'll enjoy the bargains, designed to delight each and end taxpayers are getting some- will be going out of town to find ^Questions ;; by'"Americans each year could reach the moon and bac'. thing for their money and the re- awan, enjoyed an all-day outing and circle the world five times. On picnic, cookout or base- every member of the fqmijy; . The Hawaiian festival is de- amusements. •' last Thursday at the summer home signed for the entire family. Be sure to bring yours to lief rolls have begun to decline." teroy H., the young son of Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Thixton Q—I have a cleaning woman wh6 ball days, it's a wonder the orbiting hot dogs don't bloc!. and Mrs. Theodore H, Sickles of the sun's rays, . . Keyport "tomorrow and' Saturday. It .will be well worth After the average worker has on the Metedeconk River. cornea to meriust one day a week. s Matawan had an operation for the I pay her R-^lus her carlare and your while. '. ' ' ' put In two hours and 16 minutes removal of his tonsils andadenoids Residents of Laurence Harbor lave received tards.from Mrs. Ed- also provide Iier lunch.- Should -I to pay his taxes he spends the re-performed by Dr.- Straughn n be reporting her wagesjor-jkocial maining six hours earning, money na Ohnsman and her son, William, Tuesday, assisted by Drs. Gatrison security?;'... .,. • --v'Ss'Sk Summer Diet for food and tobacco, housing and of Red Bank and Er\in of Pala- Who are vactioning in Florida. household operations, transporta- wan. The operation is reported to A—Yes. If she comes to you ' ' Sometimes during the summertime, diet and eating Activities at Clilfwood Beach every week, her cash wages over habits beepme, sketchy. The fact is that, the year 'round, tion, clothing, medical care and for have been successful and the little have'started, the pool was official- recreation. ^ . fellow is doing nicely. a three-rnooth period will amount as regular components in our diet we all need proteins, ly opened but week and the, dance to more than $50. Any bojsehold - Without turning a hand the relief Mr. and Mrs, H. P. Raup ot Casino attracts a crowd ol young fats, carbohydrates, minerals, ^ind vitamins. The absence client has all .of the necessities of worker who is paid J50 or more or insufficiency of any of these constitutes a threat to good Watsontown, Penn., have announc- people with i popular dance band in cash wages by any one employer life provided for him. Would his ed the engagement ot their daugh- end s broadcast over one of the health. ' • ; . . pride, his dignity or his rights as during a calendar quarter of the •-'-• By Marnrel A. Leatj '. ter, Miss Jessie May, to Mr:large stations. The boardwalk and year is covered by social security. Many people, especially children, suffer from what a free-born American citizen be Frank Howard Lloyd of Mat«- buildings have been pointed and physicians call hypoproteinosis, a deficiency disease caused Impaired U hit status Were altered The employer is required by law Friend In Tho Minor won, N. J, v summer vacationists are enjoying to Tile a return, reporting the by insufficient proteins in the daily diet. The symptoms from that ot a dependent to that themselves despite the inclement are loss of appetite, inability to gain weight, lowered re- of • worker? Thirty Years Ago amount of wages paid to-the em- Sally - was shopping with her One week later, the sunporch' war weather. ployee, and to payVihe social se- slstance, dental caries, anemia, and Irritability. (Issue Friday, June 27, 1530) mother in a big store when she finished. It,was painted apretl- ' At a meeting of the Matawan curity taxes due on those wages. saw thebird. ?• - —.-'-' blue. MotSier moved Dicky's cag. 'What the child likes ,is not the only standard to be HEART OF SUMMER The lunch wagon which was Township Police Reserve Monday II-you give her cash for her car- It was a yellow bird and it hung out to the sunporch. c applied in selecting his diet. If so, many children would (Asbury Park Press) formerljLat Matawan station has This is the heart of summer «nd been moved to the newly designate night a committee was appointed fare, 'It counts as part of her cash ln-a silver cage over the counter. "Yea. will -IBte-it. here," salr: attempt to subsist on a diet of cookies, crackers, soft drinks, cd business section of Middlesex to purchase police hats and hat wages. Car tokens do not count, nor The yellow bird looked at Sally. He Mother. "roujWUI nave1 lots.of su.i years's pulse is steady and strong. : and candy. Authorities tell ua that ho child should be Gone now li the urgency of spring; Street on the new State Highway, shields from a Newark concern. does the lunch you serve her. JJrw up to his perch.and swung and.freslrsir." " «&' permitted io consume large quantities of any one food, even this Is the" period of growth toward The members of the Matawan there. Biit Dicky did not like the sun- milk, whenever he desires. ,'.':• ',•'•'- maturity. Township Committee in a body ''Tweet, Iweet-tweet-tweetl" he porch.IB* first day Dicky dlffno: It is better that he be allbweiHo become hungry enough No lpnger a stirring bird chorus came to the Borough Council meet- DELEGATE TOTHE CONVENTION? ~ sang. .'••--•• ••- . »i»g..g " #-'* •:• ' " to consume a balanced diet at mealtime. A rounded com- at dawn. Gone fa/'another cycle Is ing Tuesday night, in reply to a "OhVTHother. let's buy the yellow SallSll y war^riedr . "What I* the bination, of all food elements is ideal, We must be sure the rush of preparing the Mil and letter sent .them asking their co- bird!" begged Sally. "We can put matter wltji,J py?" she asked. -- to Include solid foods such as' meat, eggs, and cheese, for placing' seeds In the warm dark- operation in properly taking care him on the new sunporch after It ' "He is alr ghk He Is just g{t- these constitute the dependable sources of the proteins that ness of Earth's breast. of Atlantic Avenue, which lies in is painted.". ' Une-.usedllo h#Pirch," said Mother smiled. "AU right," she we must have for good health. • t Mornings are moist and jewelled both municipalities from Main Mother;; «» ^. cobwebs dot farm lawns. Mists Street to.the overhead tracks of said. The neit day.Dicky did not sin- Pftt VmUmt hover over Oic lowlands and the Central Railroad. They came She let Sally' carry the silver and be did not eat He just tat it. patches of fog stretch Jagged fin- with » program prepaftd with cage with the yellow bird inside a corner of bis cage all day long- out to^tha car. Sally felt very gers along creeks and rivers. There costs for the borough's considers-, ! The following day went by thi VER MA WANTS Is the noatril-tlcWhig fragrance of tion. Mayor Hcuser told the gentle- grown-up. . -. same way. YA OMTHE LOWS fresh cut grassunfl men the Council was honored with i ^'l'm going- to call the yellow Sally coaxed Dicky to eat Bu: DISTANCE* Thin lines of »t*en that m«de their presence and asked them to bird, Dicky," she said. '. -a - be would not eat- Mother brough: symmetrical, patterns above brown sit at the Council table with the When they reached home Sally' him a special kind of bird seed. soil are widening, and year's crops Council which invitation was ac- helped Mother hang Dicky's silver Still he would not eat. . ME DOWN T' push steadily toward maturity. We cepted. ' . cage .ta the living room. "Just us- At Ust Mother took Dicky's cage TEU.YA/, in the' sunporch~ is nnlshed," said watch the Astrachan trees, tor it Mr. and Mrs._ George Barrett back to the living room. She hunj Is almost time for the season's first Mother. ' it in its old place. * •• • . thought they would like to spend Sally helped fill Dicky's . water fresh apple pie. Cherries are turn- a little while in their new house on Dicky looked into the mirror. He ing red and robins eye the ripen cup with water.. Mother let her saw the yellow bird. He flew ur the property kitown as the Uttlt feed him the bird seed. _., Ing fruit. farm, bought by Mr. Barrett more en bis perch and began to sing "Tweet, tweet-tweet-tweet!" sang Iben he ate and drank ss If he Tha solstice is passed and year than a year ago and from which Dicky. He sounded .very happy, is once again slanting"1 downhill; he has made a very desirable would never stop. There was a big.mirror on the "That Is why Dicky was sad. H< but one does not think of that as house from one of the large bams wall by Dicky's cage. Dicky looked the sun travels a high arc. across on the place. They moved Into the missed the yellow bird In the mir- Into the mirror. He saw a silver ror!" said Sally. a burnished sky. The" rhythmic song house the fore part of the neck cage In the mirror. There was a 1 of tractors Is heard on the country- but decided it was too fcmesomo That Is right, ' Mid Mother yellow, bird In .the cage, just like "He could not find his Mead ii side as nien harvest hay and culti- and have-moved back to their old himself. , vate the crops. ." house on Schanck Avenue. The (he sunporchl" ~ Dicky Jlew up oa his perch. He Mother took Dicky out to th' Dusk sliU Comes slowly. When a new., house was built as an inyest- meot. >. sang to the yellorf bird in the mir- sunporch again. But this time shi day, is done and shadows Inch ror. "Tweet, tweet-tweet-tweet!" hung a big mirror near hi* cap THE Boy WHO IS ABOUT down tho hills, families gather on Mrs. Floyd T. Taylor returned ttcky liked his friend inthe mir- Now Dicky liked the pr&ty sun .TO 66 REMINDED TO .parches and savor thVsummer eve-' bom* after an extended automobile ror. When Sally was there, Dicky porch. TWeet/tweet-tweet-tw^et!' MIS LIFE; ,nlng. This Is the heart of summer, ,trifl of several months in wHch she sang his song (oifcerv Bui when he,sang to Sally. Then,he tiimt ND and one feeb) 4** richness of ma- drove as far west as Oconotnowoc, SaQy went cut to play. Dicky sang around sad sang to bis friend i turing year, >' Wls. She spent a week in Milwau- to the yellow bird ia the mirror. the mirror. ' , ' Thursday, June 30, 1960 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N J. Pag* MissNau Feted Officers Of Columbian Auxiliary Installed Bus Trip Taken Raritan Township Woman's Club Has Installation At Bridal Shower By Area Farmers Miss Nancy'Ann Nou, Chffwood, *Ihe annual bus trip for farmers was feted at a miscellaneous brid- from Chcesequake, Browntown, al shower recently at the home of mid Cedar Grove was held on lost Mrs. Albert Hill jr., Snyder Lane, weekend, , ' Keypbrt, given by Mrs. Hill, Mrs. They left Cheesequake Fire Charles Short jr., Mrs. Donald House on Friday morning wltli 4S Marvel and Miss Mary Ellen Vena, aboard. Their first stop was at tho Matawan. Miss Nau wlU become County Agricultural Agents' office the bride of Charles J. Vena, Low- in Delaware. They visited three er Main St., Matawan, Aug. 13, at firms' hi Delaware, also. In 'Vir- St. Joseph's Church, Keyport. ginia', they visited Norfolk. James- ' Gift; were arranged under a dec- town, Willlamsbuig, and- Rich- orajed yellow and white umbrella mond, and they stopped at Annap- suspended from the celling olis. Md, TTiose present were Mrs Orpe . Nau,. South Araboy; Mrs. Ruth The trip was planned by Milton Nau, Metuchen; Mrs. William Bur- Cowan, Middlesex County Agricul- lew, Miss. Alvira Burlew, Miss Jo- tural Agent, and his assistant, sephine Curlew, Miss Kathe Hill, Miss Margaret 'Mary Kennedy, Scout Master Bernard Michoall, Mrs. Alfreda Bogardus, Mrs. Hill, Bernard Mldieall jr., Thomas • Keyport; Mrs: Robert Slouicki, Newly elect "d officers of tho Columbian Aux- Guest speakers lor tM evening were the Rev. Stauback,- and Joseph Crlmmlns Hazlet; Mrs. Lora Finley, Eliza, iliary were installed at the annual June dinner held Father Smith, John Dumont, Past Grand Knight of were initiated Into tho Order of House, Keyport- Pictured above, (lie KnlghU of Columbusj-ChwlM-DlelrkB,- l»IHiful been; Mrs. Uiaries Burlew, Mrs! navigator, and Jerome Arrhelllno, Columbian Club i Richard Tier,- Laurence Harbor; left .to right, ar Mrs. Joseph D'Alola, vice presl- Camp Cowa, Delaware Water Gap. d Duane, recording secretary; Mrs. president. '.....;:. Mrs. Harvey Nau, Mrs. Charles dent; Airs. Doni : Mrs. Ciro Nappl was master ol ceremonies as- Miss Diani; Edlnger, Allenhurst, Vena sr., Mrs. Thomas Vena,.Mrs. Eugfiae Skldmoi i, outgoing president; the Rev. Al- sisted by Mrs. Frank Cordasco and Mrs. Frank Is spending n w#ek at the homo of fred D. Smith, e laplaln; .Mrs. Marie Elwood;'Income tetwenstt. Highlight or the evening was the pre- Mr. and Mrs; "William Fritz, Coti " Peter Vena, Mrs, James'Kube, rs. Harry Demery, treasurer; Mrs. Mrs. James Redmond, Mrs. ing president; B sentation of a check from the auxiliary to Mr, Dumont trell Rd. Carmen Pulvcre tl, secretary. toward the Knights of Columbus new building fund. George Barrett, Mrs. Stanley Zdiin- Mr. Robert Catherwood, Cottrell lak, Mrs. CharlesLVreeland, Miss Rd., has returned to work at Catherine.McGrath, Mrs. Adeline Public Service alter a week's va- Kroihic, "M|SS Margaret Venn, cation. C(l(fwood; Mrs. Robert Grouj, 11 a w a n P e ir s o n a 1 I terns Miss Adele Schulmclster, Spring- Mrs. Peter A. Read, pan president of tho Wom- li shown above presenting (he gavel to Mri. Richard Mrs. Myrtle Jones, Mrs. Ronald hill Rd., celebrated, her sixth Hodunan, Mrs. Lewis kortenhaus, News Of Yoo And four Family Is Appreciated At An* Time . an's Club of Matawan, Inc., (loft), Installed the ol- P. Crnndall, Iho now prcildi'nl, with Mn. O«Ha!4 birthday with a party, Extends and llccri of Iho Rarltaii,Township Woman's Club at a Donnl, Inmicdlolo pout president, ilnndlng it tha Mrs. Donald Marvel, Miss Mary dinner mcctlnx at Crystal Brook Inn, Iiatonlown. Sho right. Ellen Vena, Miss Margaret Ann relatives attended.-' Mr. and Mrs. David M. Bruce, returned home Saturday after Short, Mrs. RichardApuneau, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Mat- Mr, and Mrs. Jeromo Sims, At- Mrs. Richard F, Crnmhll was In- tho club, "Tlmriks for tho A. W, Norrls. Special gutiti wort David Bruce, vliss Hannah L. thaey,: Washington Ave., enter- spending several months visittnr; lanta, Ga,, were guests of Mr. and Charles Short jr., Mrs. James J. stalled ns president of tho Raritan Memory," an orlnlnril poem by Mrs, Oli;iv Duckor, prasldimt, ml Vena, Mrs. Charies Short sr.. Mat McLean, Mr. i.nd Mrs."Joseph tained Monday afternoon in cele- with their son-in-law and daughter, Mrs. Vallen Tucker, Washington Township Woman's Club durliH! a Mrs, Georno F. Heller set to music Bruce and childi n. Jeffrey, Peggy bration of, the "third birthday of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conovcr, Mrs, Dnvld Wation, of the Liu< rnwan;--*" Ave., Control Park. Mrs. Sims candlelight ceremony conducted at by Mrs. Andruw B, O'Nulll, was Lynn and Cher I, Matawan; Mr. their daughter, Janice. The guests Ilcmet, Calif., and other relatives is the. sister of Mm, Tucker. he Installation dinner hold nt Crys- loiico ilnrbor Woman's Club, Mri, Gifts wen sent by Mrs. Joseph and Mrs. Alfred read by Mm, Diwat. 'ople and children, were David, Elizabeth- and...Brian and friends.In California, Richard -Cressman,-Highway 9, ill Brook Inn, Eatontown. Also In- - A program of musical li'liictlons Wulson/'iHsatl" Hid Wb'itidn'i Club) rVenar-Mrs.-Sal VenarMrs. Edward Charles A., Mi rgaret Ann and Smith, Billy and^Beverly Allen, Mrs. Elsie Schefe, Ravine Dr. Is on vacation from his duties nt stalled were Mrs, Itobcrt Sillier- wa* prvsented by tho muslo group Collect." Kennedy, Mrs. Frances Hill and Joan,- Crawford' Corner, attended Rons, James and Lisa: Staer, Bob- Mrs. Robert McGrath. has returned home from a month's Texas Oil Company, Linden. berg, first vlco president! Mrs, lil|;hll|ihlliin tha winning song of'tlio Mijinbors alldmllnK wor* Mn, a family party Saturday at the by and Billy Hensley, Billy and Mr. and Mrs. William Fritt, Cot John L. Ritchie jr., second vlco home of Mr. an trlp.to Germany, Slate Fndnratlan of Women's-Chibii Albert Albrotscn, Mri, Arthur Hlt- I Mrs. Roger Mc- Timothy Toomer, Gay and Gary trell Rd., celebrated their Mill president; Mri. Alwyiv Dod^e, conto.it wrltlcn liy Mrs. Doilflo and tcr.Mrr. Donald T, ChrUllo, Mn. Lean, Glen Rid 'fi. " '.'• ' Kathy McGraw, Radnor, Pa,, Graduation Party Hermann, Patricia, Cheryl and weddirig" anniversary yesterday treasurer; Mrs. William McLnno, Mrs. Hcllor, Includod In thu music J. V, CouBhlln, Mn, Onward, Mil, Mrs. W. Oliver )lggin entertained Stephanie Pandolfo, Ronnie and was a guest for several days of For Jane Carothers Candle? Lockwriod. Miss Mary Beth Schulmclitor, recording-secretary; Mrs. Dernard program woro Helvetians »unn by tirRei Coburn, Mri. Crandall, at bridge Friday evening when the Mlchele Concannon, and Suzanne, Sprlnghiil Rd,, has returned homo J. Klornan, corrcipondlng secre- thu gwup at varloun club fiincilons re Mrs^Marguer- William Currie is attending tha Mri. Unbcit Di\nnor> Mri, John Mr. and Mrs.' Harry H. Caroth- prize winners w Thomas and Jeffrey Matthacy. . from Perth Amboy Hospital after tary, • held lUirlnu,.tlin.ycar.-Among Ihom Doubles Mm. Dodoo, -Mrs.-Donat, ite Laird. Mrs: William J. Rabel summer session at Blair Academy, n bronchial -aliment,- —;-— ers, Union St., MEttawan, entertain- Mrs. Russell,Weber, Mrs. Rich- Blalrslown. •' . MfJ. Polor A. Road, of tho wero "You're a Grand'Old Man," Mrs, K-liTiian, Mri, lli'nmnl ll«r,i>- and Miss Patric a McKeen, Other Federation Nliilit; "III Lilly, III ed Thursday' evening for Jhelr s. Leroy Slckels, ard Ccrmak, Mrs. George Deitz, Mls» Clolro DsGloio, Mercury Woman's Club of Matawan, Inc., man, Mrs. Richard Haiien, Mn, daughter, Jane, in celebration of guests were M Mrs. Joseph Rankl Jr., Mrs. Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Harry M, Munsou Circle, was a bridesmaid at tho I.o," Ilia silver ten spring fashion John Ilonnlngor, Mrs, llnllor, Mrs. Gerard De 'lin, Mrs. George served as tho Installing officer and her graduation from Matawan liam Ohnsman, Mri, Roy Kaiser, spent from Thursday to Wednesday wedding of her cousin, M!BS Grac< congratulated tho local club on tho show; "My Heart Stood Still." Also lyiri), CJiQitor I',T. JphtMoiti Barbanell and rs. Frank Bliss. with Mr. and Mrs. James Thomp- fifth District music fostlvnl, und Grammar School. •---— Jac A. Cusliman Mrs/Bruce MacCutcheon and Mrs; le S)tada, who wed John Boblc In many achievements accomplished Mrs, John llurim,' Mm, 1'mil Jan- .. Gu&s were Karen Hensler. Bar- Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Francisco were Thursday son, Saugerties, N.Y.,' and attend- Jersey City, In Its lest tlmn two ycnri ot exist- tlu-lr fnvorlli) ion(f, "Tho Prnyor." rio, Mrs, Lloyd F. Kelohur, Mn, bara Schaffer. C-atoj-Ann Schnei- and son, Geoffny, returned home evening guests-for. bridge of Mrs. ed tha graduation of thelr» daugh- Mrs. Clifford Palmer and daugh ence. Thi) flvo candlo* of ll||ht, Solos weio rcntlornd liy Mrs. Jiilm Krucjisr, Mri. Rulicrt I.flimn, der, Jane Gregory, Lynn Bowie, Sunday from a lwlay trip'to "The James Lederman, Fords. Mrs. ter, Hallery, from high school. ter, Paula, Flemin'gtoh, Miss Jud- knowing, doing, Riving, IOOIIIR and Drgo Pntersnn, "My Favnrlto Mri, Jumps Luptoii, Mn, Jmnoi Grace Morizio, Phyllis Hardie, Homestead," H Springs, Va. Rankl Jr.- and Mrj. .Kaiser were Mr. and Mrs. Bernard H, Dl- ith VanDerner and Frank Januz- bllovInK, also wore discussed by Thlniis" anil Mm. O'Neill. "Tho lynesi, Mm, Muinlcn Lynch, Mn. Barbara Myers, Sharon Thorsen, They returned b; way of Wllliams- the prlte winners. Santo moved. Saturday into their Kok, South Amboy, visited Mr, andMrs. Raid, Lllllo Shirt that Molhur Mnilii Far Mcl.ano, Mri. John McCabo, Mn. burg and Washi Bton,' D.C. They 1 1 Susan Manvllle, Sharon Tutlle, Mrs. Harry Wells entertained new home on'Miriam Dr,, former- Mrs, Lawrence Cressman and In her lnau|)iiral ipcoch, Mrs. Me, - - l'llwnrc! Mlclinlgkl, Mil-John Muf- Claire Kortenhaus, Robinlee Malk- also visited wit Mr. and Mrs. ly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Ever- family, Sunday. ' felt, Mrs. William Noonmi, Mn. Stephen Macugi , Newark, Del., Tuesday at dessert and pinochle; Crandall expressed'npprcclatltin for A tnhleclnlh WI'I prenenloil In Hid mus, Parker Clapp, Michael Eo- Her guests were Mrs. Vincent ett Carlson. "• - . Mr. and Mrs. Whltfjcld Colyer. tho support dfhar colleaBiics and club by Mrs, Oi>rur»l T, Remic'n A, W, Norrld, Mil, Jolm Noike, • ;vino, Peter Eovlno. Kenneth Lang- former Mat a« a n residents, en Newark, were Saturday guests of Mn, O'Neill, Mrs, William Parry, route home, Burlew, Mrs. Charles Smith,, Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Donald Robinson said sho ant|clpalod an outstanding Jr., from fund) ,derived from tlio beta, Ronnie Gerlufson, Spencer returned home Saturday , after Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fritt, Cottrell club year, , " Viiguci spring fashion show iponur- Mri, Pateraon, Mra. Kemion, Mm. The Glenwood llrcle of the First Mary Neal, Mrs. Rudolph Fraebel Hyman, Richard_Fieros, Frank and Mrs, Louis Heuser. spending the week at Wlldwood. Rd. PreieiUi Lacs Tabloclolli cd l>y tha Amorlpnn lloiiio pepnrt- Janica Hraliiiouii, Mri, Rltchlo, Datifito, John Tomaselto. Harold Presbyterian Ch rch will hold its went, ' . MiH. Ihrol.l Rubin. Mn, Hllbcr- picnic at the lioi 10 of Mrs. Joseph Miss Lynn Hall left by jet plane Mr. and Mri, Herbert Cottrell, Mn. Oswald Donat, outgolnn Dolan, James Walker, Edwin Scul- Browntown, entertained at bridge president, presented Iho club wltii Dinner Committee hcru, Mr*. Oregory Ttiompson, ly, Lawrence Magee, Thomas Dev- Dernberger on . uly 14 instead of Saturday^ evening for Honolulu Eileen Wenzel Feted Mra. John Wllkenloh, Mri, Wil- July 7, the rcg lar meeting day where she Is enrolled for post-grad- on Saturday when their guests a laco tablecloth In appreclnllon ol , In chariio ol dlnnur Rrrangomnnti ino, George Morrell," Theodore were Mr,and '.Mrs. Charles Monde- At Engagement Party tha corporation otttondad durlnR were Mrs. Ittitmen, chairman; liam Windrow, Mri. Jack Wood Magee, Peter Sundstrom, , Robert ol the clrch «t i o'clock. uate work at the University pf Ha- mid Mti, Francli L, Schroll,'' waii. Miss Hall .was accompanied vllle, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sid- lier two yeurs as lint prcKldent ol Mrt, Robort Cloword and Mm -Haslacb,-Jaclc Smoyak and Paul • Mr', and Mrs.Franklin S. An engagement patty wai given Thompson atlen led the - wedding on her trip by Mlsj'Jonn Thomp- dons and Mr. and Mrs. Baynaxd in honor of WSJ- Eileen Anne Wen- Dobeck, ... , son, Toms River, and Miss Bar- Smith, Matawan. 'Japanese1 lanterns were used (or Saturday oi Mi Ruth Wyckoff, zel on- Sunday by Miss Ethel Vota, Matawan Junior! daughter of Mr. bara Hoffman, Rldgewood. ' decollations arid the music Was md Mrs. Wilbur Mark Krogh, son of Mr. and Wlckstunk, at the home" of Mlsi Wyckoff,, J3edm.lt iter, to Dr;, Rich- - Mr. and Mrf. Bayard T. Lam Mrs.; Howard .Krogh, entertained; WtnMl's: paronU)' 7 'Sixth St. Conclude Club Year • furnished by Robert Haslach. Jack bora attended: the British Exhi- friends on Saturday. .His guottt Smovafc jnd Paul Oobeck. Mr. and ard ^Jetak, Lou Island, .^t tin* jvtstawa'n. The engagement of Mis Ross W. Maghan Agency Reformed,'Chlirc »iid, the, recei- bition at the New York •Coliseum wer» Stephanit.Erdmann,,Cltudli ivoninl to Martin M,. Acampora ll«« At the'final niiiciiiig of llili club ;;Mrs. 'Percy uSundstrom and 'Mr,lion-which folio ved at tho fler- on Saturday. ' /; Spray, Carol SM,.Rpbert Rugland been announced.' ' ' > ' .;' = - yo'ir, heW on June H In.lho Rarl- and Mrs. William Haslach assisted nards Inn, Bern irdsville. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ralhaud and Alan Barr, >^ .•,'< A buffet •' supper waa 'sem... tan >foie Fir* Ifouio, K«yport, (lie Mr., and Mrs. Carothers in chap- Mrs. Ralph B< He and children, md their niece, Diane Herbert, There were decorations of bouquets Matawan Junior Wornin'i Club SAVE with SAFECO ; : Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Melsc, 1 , erdnlng at the party. , .. Darlene-atid Ra ih Jr;;TMatawan, spent"th» weelcendPaF HurleyvillB; Farrlngton Rd., spent several days of fresh flowers. Guests attending held a cjvored dish supper, with Mrs, Anarow lluliart, lorvlnjj a» and Mrs. Bedle mother, Mrs. N.Y. • ••'•:• •' ' • ' this week, at Beach Haven Gar- were Mrj, Frederick' Weniol, Mrs. B .lOfh Anniversary Garrctt Roberts, >yport, attended Mn. John Ashman, We6t Or- dens. . . Frank LaMura, Mr». Richard Lar chairman!.'r:<.Mri. Rpbort J. Mar- thr Wednesday atinee perform- ange, was a guest for several days Mura, and Mill Patricia Flynn, rell, -Immodlato past - prcildont, Real Estate—Insurance : Mri. Ralph 0.: Bedle entertain- • *The"-Women's "Auxiliary of, the md of Music" in of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wolver- Matawan;' Mrs, Elmer ^irose and wai prescnteoVfwith a pan pronl- ance of "The So ed, at bridge on June 21 when tho MATAWAN 138 Main St. LO 60003 Italian American Social Club"of ton. ...•.'..:..' . :... Mra;. Anthony Costlc, Keyport; Mri, dent's pin by-.TvliH^eorothy 0ol- 1 prize' winners were Mrs. Charles Uhtyh Beach celebrated their- 10th Mr. and Mrs. ( ifton Hensley en- The Rev, Chester A, Galloway Robert E. LaMura «nd Mra! Al-basco, also a post prcsldoiit. To- anniversary at a djnner party held and Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Day E. Sprlnghorn, Mrs, William Craig fred LaMura, Morganviljo; Mri, kens of appreciation woro present-, tertained Saturday afternoon in and Mrs. Marguerite Laird. Other In. the Cabin-In-The-Sky, Highlands, celebration of tl e sixth birthday attended the wedding Friday after- Peter Albany, Mrs. Robert Build, ed Mrs. MorfOll and Mlsi Mur- J guests were Mlsal Isabel Fcnnon, on' June 21. ;• • ol their son, Ro >ert. The guests noon at 4:30 p.m. of Miss Joan and Mrs.' Stephen Malik, South Jorlii M. Dronkhurat, club advlaor. Chin to John Miller at tho Lady Mrs. George Downes, Mrs. Bayard were Jeffrey, Su anne, Jahice and Amboy;••••. ' Membori sold tickets and pro. Chapel of the Trinity Episcopal Lamborn, Mrs, Frank Bliss and Thomas MatLhai /, David and Mrs. Channlng Clapp, Gifts 'were Bont by Mrs, Loon vldod rcfrcnhtiien'tfl for tho .ciird Elizabeth Smith William- Allen, Church, Princeton, and. the recep- Starting Friday, July 1st _cgot, Mrs. Lcvlo Pallal,,and Mrs, party hold recently nt tiio Ro- id Billy Henslcy. tion which followed in the Semin- Mr, and Mrs, Howard Kroiih JNTINENTAL William Toomer Frederick'Wenzel Jr.. formed Church HOUBB for Iho bfno. Mr. and Mrs. ierbert W. Staer ary Dining Hall. Mr. Miller, a stu- entertained at dinner on Saturday Ill of thg concur drive, Mrs, Hul- jr. and children, lona, James and dent at the Seminary, was the evening when their guests were sort and Mini lilnlnii Cliiifry ar»' WJS SERVICE ALUMINUM AWNINGS Lisa, were guest: for several days former Minister of Youth at the Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Thompson, Accept Resignation IwrqUKh co-chairmen for lh« drive. of Mrs. SWcr's larenu, Mr. and First Presbyterian Church, Mata- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Pcckwortlt, TO ackson Heights,' wan. . •.' .. i' Metuchcnr Mr. and Mri. Willlom Nlrt. Bruce Hecht Club mcPlliiHS will ri'Miino In Mrs. M. Hand, Septombcr. L.I. Mr. and Mrs." Warren E, Ab- Olsen, Westflcld, and Mr, and Mrs. The resignation of MnL Brucp Mr. and Mrs. George A. Deitz. rams and daughter Kathl, Louis- Esrl Gjlllland,. New. BrumwIcIC Hecht was accepted with rcttrol liy CLIFFWOOD BEACH and children, M :ky, Skippy and' ville, Ky., are visiting Mr. arid 'Mrs. Richard. Erdmann, Mrs, the executive board of the Mata- Mn. Judith Wolf Terry, were Sum ly guests of Mr. Mrs. Jay F. Hostetter. William R. Craig, Mrs. Howard wan Contemporary .League .at a Honored At Shower and Mrs. Will m Deitz, Levit- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wolverton Erdmann, Mrs; Gerard. Devlin, meeting held it the home .of Minn town, Pa. and Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hardie Mrs. Karl Meuser, Mrs. Renssclacr Antoinette Cqrrato,. chairman, Mal- On[Tuesday flvunliifi n iurprliif CLUB Edward. Jaskte ez has been.on •pent^; Saturday'-evening- InjNew LvCartan, Mrs. Joseph Balefj-Mrs. awan. Mr«. Hpcht, who was noml' batliy aliowor wai held nt Ilia linhlii a buslneBs.trip t Kent, Ohio. York and had dinner at the. Sea Paul Egan, all of Matawan, and nated" for chulrmnn for lh« coming o[ Ml.is Francei Adler, Matawan, '9 "w, Mrs, Douglas iard entertained Fare, Greenwich Village, (^ Mrs. Frederick Noble, Hoimdel, year. Is moving to Masiochuiclli, In honor of Mri. Judith Wolf, ¥ SCHEDULE ^ her.fh'ursday ev ifog bridge club. Mn, Bruce Hecht and children, had luncheon Thuriday at the»Riv. " Programs (or the next club year Occanporl. Gueuli were (lie MIMVI The wlnnen wer Mn. John Kin- Carol and Nancy, -spent several ervlew Hotel, Tomi River, and at' were discussed and hostesses for 'Pat. Chapman, Mary Ann Malitr, >EAVE'K|yPORT BEACH PARK ney, Holmde Mrs. August days visiting her parents, Mr. and tended the antique show held at the executive board meetings and Carol Morizio, Joyco Ward and Schmejiflg, Craw ord'a Corner, Mrs. Zach Roberts, Jersey City. the Episcopal Church. the regular meeting! were appoint- Silly Peirion, Unabln to allond AM. and Mrs. .William Sample. Other Mrs. David Mr Bruce entertain- Miss SUian Smllh, Sunsat Ave., ed, were Mill Helen VatiMocrhtke William Miller, ed at luncheon and bridge on June has returned from a visit with her and Mri, Adcle Jorgcnicu, LEAVE IAURENCE HARBOR guesti-were Mr* A covered dlih supper will be [Ins, Mrs. Ever- 21 when the prize wlnneri were uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, "(School Itui Klop) Mrs. William _Wi held ljb-S«Dtember at Mlii Cer- Mn,. Wolf cimo urtdtr ttio is- ettfiCarlson and Irs. Leon Chrll- Mrs. Howard Veale, Sayreville; Thomas Magee In Albuquerque, ( : nto'i horn* and a card parly and lumpllrtn lint iho wai allnndlnii a , ;? 11(30 A.M. CONTnUHTAl P» (Ms DOOt CUMTl iwin." " Mrs. Bertha Story Schanck and N.M. Mlii Smith mide the trip by 1 Unit, all of Ma fmhlon.iWw li icheduted for Oct. birthday parly for Mls» Adlor,, In- harles Lefo and Mrs, Karl Heuser. Other guests plane and was accompanied by * II INCH PROJECTION Mr. and Mrs. 20 in the Reformed Church Houie, •lead of getting hcr'iepamlit gltta, lave moved into were Mrs. Dwight Gatwood, Say- her cousin, Mist Peggy Helser, , RETURN 0Ul LEAVES POOL AT 7 P.M. •42 INCH WIDTH family, Newirk, Keyport. Flora's of Red Dank will tho glr|i ill contributed to tin pur- ly occupied by reville; Mrs. Peter A. Read, Mid- Fair Haven, The trip was a grad- the home form ihow.the latest fall and winter clmc of • utility table, which Mrt, ernard - DiSanto. dletown; Mra. A, Cartwright and uation present foi* Miss Smllh, a Mr.!and Mrs. styles, Wolf had wanted. Mri, Jo/gous™ Mrs, Frederick K. Dederjck. gradual* of Malawan High School, Jackson St. Mri. Martin Dell, Immediate past iejit-1 «cpar»lc «lft, a wtyla ii*' Mr., and Mrs. Man J. Morrison Mn. Edwin H. Domuilek attend- and Mist Helicr, a graduate of crori baby blanket. Cedar Crest • College, Allentown, chairman, will entertain the- ex- and Mrs. Frank erncy were Wed- ed the British Exhibition at the ecutlve board Aug. 22 at a meet- nesday guests of An. Ernest Ful- New York Coliseum on Thursday, Pa., from Mrs, II. G. Magee, Mat- awan. their gftndmother. .,,..- , ing at her home on Llllle St., Mat- lard, Pompton PainJ. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brawn aw«fi. _; ' . ' - THE COUNTRY Invited KITCHEN ' 56 Attend Luncheon Musk Award Hold 10th Annual Barbecue Given Tonnent Road, - To A- RI.F.D. Garde n Club Miss J. Patricia Plzzl, 29 Edge- Historical • Meet A barbecue wa* given oh Wednes- water Dr., Matawan, receivedUhe Morganville < The loth annual' New letery day, June 22, by Maureen Kld«us. •The R.F.D.- C arden Club of Trenton State College Music.' De- Those attending were Donna Our- (Right Hind Klde Jutt OH Hoimdel Aeld Its annual luncheon Historical Conference wn held at Highway 7»> BUFFET SUPPER 1 partment Schqlarthip, The sward Me, Cundacc Lockwood, ' Susnli atSnaflawbrook jih, Shrewsbuiy, is given each year.to an outstand- Cherry Hill Inn, near lladdonfirld, Ncallj, Ifclcn Rasmuiscn, . Knlhy TAKF. Ol/T ORDF.RS ONLY June 21, closing,!] e 195940 season, ing student on the basis of promise' June 18-19, sponsored by the N.J.and Jimmy Shannon, Murk ond l'lrrs and Hoi fiiuiigs Fifty-Jlx member and guests at- as a . prospective music teacher, Historical Society, Burlington Co- Mircla Kldzui, Sunday Mr, and Sandwiches MONDAY, JULY 4th tended, Mrs. W, , Zlmmerer Jr., ability, character and leadership. unty Historical Society »nd Tho Mrs. Michael Kldruj and .family, • Weekends Oalyi president, introd ced the chair- Miss Pitzl will be entering her Walden Fund of,, tbctlic National Ravine Dr., attended the gem anil Kpaghclll and Mcaltiall* man. Mn. Van Walker, who senior year at Trenton State in the Tfii«l fnf Historical Preservation. mineral show at Moodus, Conn. LOIVFXL I-MH gave the welcom lg address. fall. A panel'^report on "New Jersey tmmw. nxrfwimow AWHIH» Decoration], m sitting of.vxses COJUDls Her Houses," was given by Complrtely Finished In Baked of garden flower bolanically la- t>r. Richard P. McCormick, chair- Enamel -^ Choice of Colon beled by'each m mber, were la Graduation Party For, man of the N.J. CotnmiltB for His- COTTAGE LOUNGE charge of Mrs. V illiam Mulheron. Morganville Youth ; toric Sites Evaluation. Mrs. Irving Complete Aluinloota After' a short lusineu meeting. T. Bartiett, Middlelown, inventory HWY 36 AND PALMER AVE. Products Repair ENGLISH during which Mrs Leonard Reade, Russell Vanfeit. son of Mr. and committee chairman for Moo- • Setrlce " ' River Plaza, was welcomed u so Mn. fUissell VanPelt, Morganville, moulh,.»lK) rtported. AGENCIES WEST KEANSBURO active member, s Ides on gardens who was graduated from Freehold •; Attending from MonmouUi Coun- ALUM-ARAMA here and abroad were ibown by Regional HlgirS^hustflo JunsyM. ty-were Mr. and Mri.'Frederick i Mrs. Robert B ykin, ^program was honored tl a graduauon party FORD • COMET • MERCURY - LINCOLN "... Products By: Prellnghuysen, Hoimdel; Mr. and Th iere contributetibtd al the Shore Point Inn, Hazlet. fol- Mrs. C. F. Borden, Miss Maritar- NATIONAL ARTS OF IKON, fenainnan. These lowing the exercises. Gue»(s were MOST ACTIVE USED CAR LOT by Mrs. Mulhert i. Mil. Josudi ct'Borden and Frank Bordrn, Bring Your Friends And Have Fun OUR NEW SHOWROOM Hewitt, Mrs. Hen y' E;"' Actenon M rij*it-; Walling,. &«)Ort; Shrewibury; Mr. «nd Mri. Allan Mrs. Dolores Bibcock, Oil/wood; IN MONMOUTH COUNTY 1SIA RT. H MATAWAN jr.,- Mrs. Read*, 1 In. It C Bofan, Hudson jr.. Fair Haven, and Mr. Miss Patricia Nealis. Mauwu. and Mr., Bartiett, ,Middl'.'to*n. ---' To The Tunei Of CHEESEQUAKE AREA Mis. W: Oliver, aRMrt. Boyfcia. Monmouth Slreef, Opposite Carlton Theatre The ffot meetinj; o( the not sea- and Mr. aad Mrs. VanPelt. LO M1M RED BANK Rtfir Serrlce For Sattm son will be a pieaie-hincheon at the Ruisell will entrf'Monmouth Col- Founded In 1775, iho If. S. Marin* THE FABULOUS RHYTHM BOYS and Stsrm Wladmrs ' Little Red Schootfouse, Nutnrafflp' lege. I (kvdoped.lo stive oa - '7T SHffdy»Jde7-4545 — 1-6000 ._ M, UUUMnnv Jept. M. ;, -j
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Trinity (Episcopal) On Monday there will be mora- G.OJP. Women Graduation, Junior Edition, From Nursery School Hospital Honors ing prayer at 9 a.m. Service j Announced -During the. mouth* ot July tad Discuss Flans re Girls The Third Sunday alter Trinity August, the sermon will be omit- Baysho at Trinity Church (Episcopal), Mat- ted tt the Id' a.m, service end WIU Preliminary plans for attending Two girls from the buyshore area * the biennial convention of the Na- awan, morning prayer' and office be. replaced by a short talk from v>ere among the 43 teen-agers who of instruction will be held at a the chancel by tha officiating mln- Hooal v Federation of Republican received certificates Monday morn- a.m. and morning prayer at 10 a,m. W ' " Women to be neld In Atlantic City, ing for their volunteer work ot Bept<-1J-15, were discussed at an Perth Amboy; General Hospital as J executive board meeting ol the JANs, junior'auxiilafy'riurseji. At "Monmautb. County ^Federation of a ceremony in the auditorium An- Xtpubllean Women at the Marine thony W. Eckert, hospital director, Opening Thurs. June 30th _*4JrBl, Asbury Park. Mrs. John T. congratulated the group for con- lawley frV president pf the Coun- tributing a total 5211 hours of •ty Federation, pointed put that this service since they enrolled last was the first tune the biennial con- January. Cathy Raci, Keyport, re- , ifntioa of the National Federation ceived a certificate for 1<1 hours JIM'S FARM MARKET ' ever' had been held in New' Jer- and Judy Holden, Laurence Har- (Formerly The Red Barn) ' sey and she urged all those attend- bor, 127 hours. lie pa work to build up represen- Highway 34 tation at the convention. This JANs group wn the largest Vi Mile North of Buttonwood Manor ' Convention headquarters will be and had served the greatest num- ber ot hours since, the program be- _ at the Hotel Shelboume while the gan In 1950. COMPLETE LINE OF PRODUCE Hew Jerssy delegation will be housed at the Hotel Dennis. In ad- The ceremony was witnessed by -4iUon to the regular working ses- •35 new members who'just had en- sions, there will be a banquet fea- rolled to serve during the summer, Special This Week The junior auxiliary nurses Is a -Huriag-a-national-siifakpr nn Sept. program for girls over 15-ycars- M. "New'Jersey Day" will be cele- of-ago. Mrs. Loretta Klem, Morgan, _orated on Sept.-15 with a luncheon a. nurse on the staff of the hospital, at which Sen Clifford Case and 8 Cucum bers .25 = will give eight horns of Instruction? Congresswoman Florence Pwyer After that they volunteer to help Kill be the speakers. - Convention receive visitors, serve Irayi, escort activities will be closed. on Wed- patients and da messenger work. nesday evening with a,rally at the Convention Hall'starring top" pro- WHAT DO YOU LOOK FOR fessional, talent. The highlight ol Graduation Mercies were held for the nursery tchool of the JeH Friedman, Neal Elseman and Marc Lesser; top row, Amy Krafc- will cover material In the Bible - the rally will be an address by the United Hebrew Congregation, Keyport,' at the Synagogue. Mrs. Leah »uer, Ellen Bloom, Marty; Waftenfeld, Pamela Miller. Polly Sanker, book, "This M?ans Everlasting WHEN YOU BUY Republican Presidential Candidate. LlntoB Is the teacher. 'Members of the school pictured are: Bottom Robin Lesser aiw Kenny Green. Life." The third and fourth stu- row. Charies Gam, Seth Krakauer, Tony Jllverstone, Jeffrey Goldman, dents will cover material In tho • - The Monmouth County Federa- Bible, aid books, "Paradise Lost to tion Is chartering buses for "New Paradise Regained," and "Je- Jersey Day" and further informa- hovah's Wilnesses In Divine Pur- tion regarding transportation nay AUTO pose," The service meeting al 8:30 be secured from Mrs. Lawley. .•;-- Church Services Announced For Bayshore Area will consider a program ubout the 'Heppris On'State Convention circuit servant's last—visit taken •Mrs James Fahy, Avon, and from the Kingdom Ministry. Thin Mrs. Edward Davies, Oceanport, First.Church Of Christ, Scientist United Hebrew Congregation Church Ol Our Saviour Second Baptist Church • meeting helps the publishers In reported on tho New "Jersey -Fed- their ministry, H Broad St., Keyport . Broad St., Keyport t 205 Atlantic St.,- Keyport -.*r«lon --of -Republican.::Women's : Sunday s c r'v ice . and Sunday Rabbi H. .0. if. Levlne ...... Cheesequake ._-. Convention at the Essex House, Rev. Nlcholai J, T«te, Paitor Saturday, there will be a study Yet, we can invariably School, 11 a.m. Wednesday, tesli- Services will be held Friday eve- Rev. Henry A. Male, Rector in Spanish In the Bible aid book, Newark, in May. Mrs. Walter Ed- mony meeting 8 p.m. Reading room nings at 9:15 o'clock during, the Rev. Clarence A. Ltmbelet, Vicar Sunday at 4:30 a.m. there will be "You May Survivo Armageddon PRICE ? beat the price. wards, Union Beach, chairman of open Wednesday and Saturday from summer months. . Sunday School; 11 a.m. morning Into God's New World," All Span- ''transportation, announced that 53 2 to 4 p.m. The rabbi may be reached at Sunday service! are at 8:M a.m. The first, third and fifth Sundays, worship. Evening services will not Ish apeaklng people are Invited to Individual and •Monmouth County members were How health and harmony are any time by calling' CO 4-3232. attend. present at the convention. gained through understanding,'the there Is Holy Communion, and lie be held (Turing' July and August. personal tervlce, Sunday at 3 p.m. there will lie, SERVICE? Mrs.. Thomas Morford sr., Mid-supremacy of God will be brought Calvary Melhodlst Church second and fourth Sundays, morn- On Tuesday the regular church a public lecture entitled, '.'How 'iletown, outlined the plans for out at Christian Science churches Third St., Keyport ing prayer. Church school meets business meeting will be held at r Docs the United Nations Stand IRccruit for '60," the state com- Sunday. ' ' Rev. H. T. Williams STD, at 9:30 ajn. 8 p.m. . With God?" This will answer such Dittee jrogram for;-increasing the Pastor Special, services trill be held a> Wednesday evening at 7 p.m., COMPARE! w.i™»u.» Readings from the Bible in the Bible study classes are held ind questions as, "Does It Have God'n - fool of Republican volunteer, work- lesson-sermon on the subject of A sound motion picture entitled announced, Africa Awakes" will be shown Tha Women's Guild meets the al 8:30 p.m. there will be combined Blessing?" and "Will It Bring Pur- ,trs for the fall campaign. Area "God" will include the' following choir rehearsal. mnnent Pence?" meetings have been arranged for from Psalms (145:13): "Thy king- during Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. first Tuesday of each month In the ill sections ql the county. dom is an' everlasting kingdom, "America's Birthday" will be tho church, hall at 8 p.m. The Parent- Prayer and praise service,will bo Tuesday tho service centers will AGENCY pastor's sermon topic at the 10:45 continue their study In tho Blblo Mrs. Morris Robinson, Long and thy dominion endureth through- Teachers Association of the church observed on Friday at 7; 30 p.m. Vans out all generations.". a.m. worship service. school meets the final Tuesday ol aid book, "Your Will De Dono On Branch, reported on the meeting Firit Presbyterian Church Unrth." The addresses nro as fol- • 17 Years In Th* Iniurane* ia'uslnen •-••••. The official board will jneet'on each month at t p.m. flf the Board of Governors of the From "Science and Health with Route M and Franklin SLj • lows: - F, Anderson,--331. Wilson Real I!il«l« - In»ur«nc« - Dondi and Morl|a|N Hew Jersey Federation of Repub- Key to _the Scriptures" by Mary' Wednesday at 8 p.m. The Sunday School Board will Emmanuel Assemblies Ot fled Matawan Avo., Malawan; J, Goutloly, 8 At- lican Women which she attended Baker Eddy this selection will be Middle Rd., North Centervillo Rev. Chester A. Galloway, lantic Avo,, Mntuwnn; K. Love- 267 Main St. LO 61881 Motawan read (473:8-10): "God Is every- meet Wednesday, July 13, at 8 p.m. >et the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Rev, Timothy Adams, Pastor Pastor lace, Prospect Ave,, CUffwood; A. VonDine Smith, Erskine Lakes. where, and nothing apart from Him SL Mary's Episcopal Church . Morning worship scrvlco Sunday W. Palmer, Middle Rd., North js present or has power." .. . Sunday School fa at 8:45 a.m.; Mrs. Davies announced that tlje -, East Front SL, Keyport mofnliig worship,' 11 o'clock; Evan- is at "18 a.m. Robert,Berlngcr, a Centervlllc; W. Walto, 8 Monmouth 'County Federation will hold its an- The Golden Text is from Deu- Rev. Henry 'A.' Male, Rector gelistic service, 7 p.m. The flrat student from Princeton Theological Ave., Port Monmouth,' and Kln|j- nual (lesser! card party at the Seateronomy (11:1): "Thou shalt love Morning prayer will be held this Sunday of each month, there Is a Seminary, will preach while the dom Hall. All arc welcome. •Girt Inn on Sept. 27. This "isThe the'Lord thy God, and keep his morning at 9 a.m. and at 7 p.m., pastor Is away on vacation. Nurs- 1 Communion service if. 11 a.m. Federation's oily fund raising af- charge,' and his statutes, oand his Scout Troop 64 meets. ery care Is provided for tots Un- King Ol Kings Lutheran Church ~ Young People! 'tervlca will be fair of the year and a part of the judgments, .a nd his command-. w at 9 a.m. there will der threc-ycars-of-agc so that, par- Bayvlcw School OLD GLORY {proceeds support the welfare pro- held Thursday evenjngi at 8:45 ents may attend church. During tho Leonarilvlllo Rd., Mlddldown be Holy Communion. Bible School p.m., bofore the regular Thursday gram, Mrs. William Chiego, Red will be concluded. ' summer months the nursery, kin- Rev. C, Roger Burkina, Pastor. Bankpwas elected to fill the unex- . iha Fallk Reformed thurqb, . service, Instead of Tuesday eve- dergarten departments,, first, sec- Saturday the annual picnic for Sumlay School Is held tit S a.m. •plred term of Mrs Edward Nctler- North Cesfervllle Fire House, nings at 7; 30 p.m. Thursday eve- ond and third grades will meet at and church services at 10 n.m. man^Maiiajiguan, as correspond-. Middle Rd, Karitan Township families of the parjjfi will be held ning. Bible study 1 a rrd-prayer 10.a.m. The fourth, fifth and sixth j>B Secretary. The resignation of nev. ThcodareiO^fuile^' Pastor at Bonnie Brae School, Millington. service is at 7:45'o'clock. , fjrndcs will hold Junior church and First Baptist Church • Mrs. Nclterroan, because of poor Tonight at Sfrfli:;' the Guild "for. Cars will leave the church «t 10 ih"« «cv«mlijmd eighth grades will 111 Mnln St., Mol.Hnn a.m. , . i .rrlalty CnufcB:fEpI«oj)aO™i! beallh, was accented with regret. Christian Service will meet et the l= ^HJend church service.,, • ; • Rev. Xawrtnco R, unltoy, On Sunday there will be morn- — . Main St., Matenan ^ Pastor Mrs. Lawley was named delegate fire house. •' •-/ •. Carroll B. Hall, . Oh Thursday, July 7, the Glen- During thepastor's vacation, the ing prayer at 7:45 a.m.;" Holy wood Circle will hold'a picnic at STARS OLD and Mrs. Robinson, alternate, \o Communion, 8 a.m.;. morning Bishop's Mnn-In-Chargo Tlio closing exercises ol the Va- attend the biennial convention rep- Rev. Eric T. Muller, administrator the home ol Mrs. Joseph Dcrnber- cation Church School will ho held prayer and church school, 9 a.m., ger, Edgcmcrc Dr., Matawan; resenting the County Federation. of the Bethany Home for the Aged and Holy Communion, 10 a.m. Cllf/wood Commuoity on Friday morning at 10:18 o'clock, The next meeting of the board will bf Irvington, will deliver the Ber- Wednesday there will be Holy Melhodlst Church All pnrcnls and friends are Invited Do your patriotic part be Aug, 18 at the home of Mrs. mon this Sunday at 9:30 a.m. in Communion at 9 a.m., and A.A.B, Rev. Lee Cotter, Pastor Grace Melhodlit Church to attend. i ' . • Joseph Irwin, Red Bank. the North Centerville Fire House. Sunday morning service will be Unlonfleath J- . MornlnR-worctilp services wllh ct Day, ontlfly the Nursery care will be provided at at 8 a.m.; Sunday School, 10 a.m. Rev. Leon /.Inkier, Pastor Communion will be hiOd at bolh the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lymon , First Baptist Church M.Y.F. wiU be In the evening at Friday at 7:30 p.m.'the closing 10 and 11 a.m. on Sunday, Church National Colon at a token of Hebrew "Congregation Parks, 15 Chestnut Dr. "Main and W. Third Sts. 7:30 p.m. exercises of the Vacation Bible school Is held at 9;45 a.m. wllh Elects New Officers Vacation Bible School will be There will be a baked ham sup-School will be held. classes for each age group. r«p«ct to Amtrlca't founding held from Aug. 8 to 19, Monday Rev. Maurice W. Phillips, per Thursday, June 30, from IMo Sunday School is held at 9 a.m, The Sunday School Picnic will be Officers and members of the through Friday. Children interest- Pastor 7 p.m. for fourth to sixth grade; 9:30 a.m., held tit Lebanon Conference Cen- falhtri who gave lh«!r llvti fcoard of the United Hebrew Con- ed from pre-kindergarten through The dosing program of the Va- Choir practice will be held Tues- for 7th to 12th grades; 0:45 a.m., ter on Saturday, July V. gregation were elected at a meet- sixth grades who have not been cation Bible School will be held this day, at 7 p.m. three-year-olds t h r o u g h seventh for lh« pr«t«rvollon of our lib.' ing held at the synagogue in Key-contacted may get in touch with evening at 7:30 p.m- TomorroV al grade to be held at the annex, Con- Luther Memorial- Bayvlcw Pretbylerlan Church jort. Officers are Saul Sahner, Mrs. William Evans, 10 Colt Dr., 8 p.m., members of the Couples gregational Church, Central Ave.; The l.uiher»n Church 'trtlei, ' president; Saul Diamond, first vice or call CO 44409. Club will meet at the home of Mr. CllfhrMd Beach 10 a.m., two-year-olds through third Missouri Synod president Joseph Jacobson, trea- and Mrs. James Goldie, Tilton Rd., Rev. Francis Ostentock grade. Tho Fourth Sunday after Tlnlon I-alls Public Bchool surer; Richard Ackcrman, finan- Pentecostal Church , Mlddletown. The Sacrament ol Infant Baptism Pentecost morning worship will be Rev. Daniel D. Relnhelmcr, 1'atlor (Thli bank will not b* optn on cial secretary; Mrs. Samuel Siegel, Union and Sidney Ave.,' will be administered Sunday at the Deacons prayer meeting Is Sunday at 11 a,m,; the Sacrament of Holy Sunday School and 'Bible Clo*sts corresponding secretary; Mrs. Union Beach at 9: IS a.m.- Sunday School will be- morning worship, service ot 0:30 Communion will be observed and i fnd«p«nd«oce Day, July 4th,] Mrs. Herbert G. Wood, Pastor gin at"9; 30.a.m. with a series of a.m.- The pastor's sermon topic nro held at 0:30 a.m. Sunday under' - -Stanley Kalesch, recording secre- "God Cares" will be the modlls- tho -direction ot Arthur Hitter, su- Worship services are neld Sun- summer films opening 'with "The will be "Freedom—For What?" tlon, A nursery will be provided tary. •••. • perintendent. Tho mornlnu worship Members of the board for one day at 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Sun-Conversion of Paul The Apostle." Vacation Church School classes for all. young children. Youth Fel- day School Is at 9:45 a.m. Morning communion service at lowship will be at 6:30 p.m. will bo held it 10:49 a.m. wllh ser- _ year arc Mrs. Hy Schwartz, Ben- for children ages 4 through 12 will mon by tho pnatar, A nursery aorv TIIK MATAWAN BANK jamin Rosenberg and Charles Bible study group meeU Tuesday 10:45 a.m. and the Youth Fellow- be'held Tuesdajr through .Friday, ship meeting la scheduled et 6 p.m. Clrt Scout Troop 93 metis Ice Is available, Communion serv- MATAWAN, NEW JERSEY Goldstein; two years, Manuel Bar- at 7:45 p.m, • July 8, at I) a.m. The closing pro- Wednesday ' at 8:30 p.m.;' youth ices'are held the first Sunday ol on, Milton Gale, and Jules Scllin- Thursday prayer meeting Is neld The evening worship service will gram will be held Friday, July 8, be held at 7:30 p.m. • choir rehearsal, 7 p.m.; senior every month. . jer; three years, Dr. "Martin at 7:45 p.m. • at 7:30 p.m. cholr,reheanal, 7:30 p.m. Grc&nvald, Dr. RichardU-Lcyino On Wednesday there will be a Morfanvlllo Methodist Church' -and Mrs. Jack Goldberg. - •"' Fourth ML Pitealra mid-week .seryipe at 7:30 p.m, First Spiritual Church Jehovah'* Wllneisti Spiritual Cimrcb , Morgsnvlllo Of Divine Rose . Koyptrt Congregation 2M Share Rd., Union Beaeb _. GetHsemane Lutheran Chnrcb Rev. Fred II, Bowen, JPaslor Zl* Mala SL, BeUord Kingdom Hall, SI Dlvlilon 81, Catholic Young 'Adults Rev. Katherine Miller, Pastor Maple PL, Keyport Church services are held on Bun- '' Rev. Phoebe Dalley, Pastor Thursday at 7:30 p.m. tho min- Service* are held on Sunday and Rev. Frederick; Boos, pastor day at 9 a.m. and Sunday School To Meet Wednesday Servicea are held Sunday at 8 istry school will consider study 38 meets at 10 a.m. Thursday evenings at 8 o'clock There are two services on Sun- p.m. and. Tuesday at 2:30 und t in the' Bible aid book, "Qualified 'The Monmouth Catholic Young and on Friday afternoons at 2 p.m day: Matins at 1:30 a.m. and (he regular service at 11 o'clock. Sun- m. . . ' ; To be Ministers," entitled "How 'liils werk, why don't _ynu lank Adult Club will hold their regular To Study." Tho first student Ulk |lhroui;h the windows" ol your «Mk«r-M
MlllllllinMIIMIM State Booklet Lists convenience of travelers from-ev- Middlesex Legion Auxiliary To Foster Explains ery part of the country who-will New Fire Truck Matawan Township: New Sport Locations - spend their vacations in New Jer- sey. For the fishermen, there Is a (continued from page one) ^Participate In Coming Events Burning Of Flags "America's funisnd" ig thdetailee d chart showing where and zed _by the company and the team 8—12 League For the past few month*, the theme of the .state's new K-page when various species of-fish are has entered.the township league. Coming events of the American Laurence Harbor American Legion vacation brochure now available to All men interested-may sign up. Ligiori Auxiliary in which the Mid- morrow. The publicity contest will biting; and for the hikers and pic- close shortly thereafter so that Post 332 has been announcing » the public free of charge. Commis- On Sunday the fire company dlesex County AuxiliarAy y will ppartl- There does not appear tp be nickers, a map of New Jersey for- deadline must be observed. formal flag burning Ceremony to [r, sioner Salvatore A. Bontempo oi ests and state parks that abound members and the ladles auxiliary fitefitfc bbee n announced b yby much the other clubs in the Mata- be'.held July 4 at the Legion Home. the Department of Conservation T August Uuer, president Ac-' Mrs. Bridgeman, who is serving wan Township 8-12 League can do in scenic trails and picnic areas will hold their annual picnic at as rehabilitation chairman, reminds Post 332, in a newspaper release and Econpmlc Development des- cording to Mrs. William CorieJJ, but "take it" from the more ex- one week ago, further suggested with excellent facilities (or recrea- Hercules picnic grove in Parlin. those units who have not Con- perienced and championship Angels cribes this year's vacation guide tion and cook-outs. County Chaplain, memorlaKserv- tributed to t h e that residents may deposit their as the .most detailed and colorful ices will be held at the High Point Veterans Year tins season. Manager Ben Guisti's Round Fund, to send their contri- worn, torn, or tattered flags In yet issued and predicts it will at- The $97.20 mutuel posted when Cemetery, High Point, Siinda plavers ran their undefeated streak receptacles for that purpose at the If, you need printing of any kind, Chinchilla won the Tyro Stakes at afternoon, July IS. butions as soon as possible. Parties to 12, last week, the Cllffwood tract many thousands of new va- Have been planned-durlrtg the sum- Post Office In Laurence Harbor, we ire here to serve you.. <. Our Monrhouth Park recently, is the. The Department Auxiliary Cot Pirates taking a whitewashing 4-0 cationers and tourists to New Jer- quick service and reasonable prices highest straight pa>off of the meet- mer for the patients at Menlo Park the Circle Barber Shop and at the sey's 125 miles of beautiful beach- vention will be held in Wildwmx before the slants of Canhbnball Chevron Gasoline Station will please you. ing to date. Sept 7, 8, 9 and 10. Woodbndgi Veterans Hospital and any unit Schaufele June 22, and then Buddy es and inland mountain-lake resort Unit 87 won the poppy corsage co wishing to sponsor one of these Vena just missed another, shutout It also was suggested that 48- areas. test on the county level and the! game sessions may contact her. Thursday when he snuffed out the star and 49-star flags, which no entry now will Be entered in tlv Lions 10-1. longeg r will be used ,because of There are over 100 full color PIZZA PIES l h h department contest. Vena ironed out his own victory tljelr replacement with the new 50- •fit photographs and useful charts de- Plans are neering completion to Girl Scouts by sending in a run in the first star flag also may be included In ROBERT S. GETHARD pleting spacious beaches, sporting WALT'S TAVERN & RESTAURANT the county convention to be heh activities, state parks and recrea- for the Angels with a double" after the proper, way to dispose of an Robert S. Gethard, son of Mr. ITALIAN FOOD r SEA FOOD ' July 9 at the Nathan Hale Schoo American flag. tional facilities, events of interest, Mickey Downey had-singled. Hits and Mrs. Norman Gethard, Box ORDERS TO TAKE OUT I 'Ctrtereb Mrs. Alfred Good and Receive Awards by Downey, Jack Kearns red In view of a recent statement historic buildings and jSBmnjer the- 241, Matawan, a resident of Cheese- WE CATER TO SMALL PARTIES AND BANQUETS Mrs. Stephen Kish, booster chai Sixty Girl Scouts of Troops 94, Jackie Collins, ptus two walks, from ^he Veterans \ of tForeigrt quake for the past six years, left atres. A glance at the ind>x will men, have extended the deadlin 97 and 03 received Special. Second gave ths Angels all the runs they Wars, /'warning against the burn- June 18 for a career in the United quickly provide visitofs^'wUh a PACKAGE GOODS TO TAKE OUT to today to coincide with the dead- Class, First Class awards and Pro- needed to win in the third. Mike ing of flags In public," Comman- States Air Force. wide choice of activities for a line (or. dinner reservations. Dele- ficiency badges at the Court of Drake's triple with the bases load- der William H. Foster of Post 532 . Mr. Gethard was graduated from pleasurable vacation within the- Walter J. Jankowskl 22 Lower Main Street gates' and alternates' registrations Awards held in Webster Hall of believes that an explanation Is due ed, in the fourth did the rest.m. Whlted Brown Elementary School family budget, he said. PROPRIETOR for the county convention-are to be the Laurence Harbor Community the public. At no time' has the Matawan t Trie lions riln was driven In on and was a June'graduate Of Mat Added features In this year's va-. *ent to Mrs. Penjamin V Sunshin Church, Thursday evening. The American Legion Flag Burning awan High School. . . LO 6-9845 ^ promptly. Units are to bring the! highest award in Girl Scouts, the Buster Dee's double In the fifth. Ceremony been 'announced as a cation'guide' include a mileage An all-star game, -of teams chart of the United States for tho flags. •'• •"""•••• •'•'•. • • Curved Bar, jvas presented to the "public •affair," nor has an invita- He is now stationed at Lackland Girls" State Bdnr Held' Misses Judith Bolon, Judith Holub drawn from the VFW Lions and tion been extended nor a time been Air Force Base, Texas, for hii Girls' State, sponsored by the and JoAnn. Galloway. the Shady Oaks.-on.onfcikfe and announced for the "public" to al-basic training. His mailing address the Cliffwood Angels and Pirates American Legion Auxiliary, The program opened with the lend. .' Is: A/B Robert S. Gethard, A F. on the other, will play at 3 p.m., 12605495 FX; 627 Box 1506, Lack- being conducted tins week »t Doug- Grand March, the Pledge of Al- Members of Post 332. will con- lass CoBeee. Sm Brunswick. 11a July 4, at\the Archer St fleldnear land Air Force Base, Texa3. legiance, the singing ol The Star Cliffwood Ave. In case of rainVthe duct the solemn Flag .-"Burning' Inaugurates of «1K Girl Governo Spangled Banner, the Intermediate Ceremony, as scheduled, July 4 in Is scheduled for twtay *t-, Voor- game, first of its kind in.town- Promise and Laws, and a song. ship 8-12 baseball, will be played accordance with the Manual ot- Be A Good Hees Chapd, »coorfiag to Mrs. When E'er You Moke . A July )0. . - . . / Ceremonies of the American Le- Drag Racing At Harry Gleckner. Girls' Sl«e Chair- 'remise," ._ gion. Section 4, Article J of The man. -"1 Harold Behr and Earl Dennis, Following the formal ceremonies, managers of the Lions and Shady Flag Law and Interpretation states Mrs. William Slridgeman, Uni the troops entertained, Troop 97 Oaks respectively, have chosen "The flag, when it Is in such con- Beach;Fined 332,. Laurence HsnW, has been presented "Goldie Locks and_ihe. the following boys to represent dition that it is no longer a fitting First action of the summer named county prfeident for the Three Bears," a puppet show, and their teams: Shave, Eskeldson, emblem for display should be des- against traffic offenders In the pantomime pf Elvis Presley, con-. Neighbor... coming year and sewing with her Isaksen, Sams, Maldooe, Williams, troyed In a dignified way, prefer: :ludlng with a song, "Ole Texas." driving area along the beachfront, "will be Mrs. .Louis Blauth, High- David, Cottrell; DeeLauro, Flow- ably ^>y burning." Cllffwood Beach, has been taken land Park Unit 88. first vice presi- 'Saturday jn the Library," a skit, r ers,' Madjel, Stahls, Andrews, Cen- Therefore, .anyone In. the, com; by G. W. VanfJyke, in charge of dent; Mrs. Alfred Reed, New as presented-by Troop 94, who tiniole, Jones, Bucco and Kalieta. also sang, "Smile 'Song.". Troop mmunityy who mayy see fit to' retire operations, of the resort area for Brunswick Unit 25, second vice Ben Guisti and Jim Hoyt, mana- the Cliffwood Beach Co. He signed president; Mrs. John DiGlovannl, 98 presented "The Traveler" and gers of the Angel-Pirates combine, an American Flag may Help Stricken People In Chile By 'Donkey Riding!" and closed with complaint June 10 against Lester Unit 332, Laurence! Harbor, secre- will have Downey, 'Vreeland, J. p Stilwcll, 31 First St., K«yport, for tary;' Mrs. Benjamin Sunshine, song, "My Chalet." Kearns, Vena, Drake, Pizzi, Schau- dignity. All the girls joined in the sing- using the driving area-as a drag- Unit 133, Fords; treasurer. Also' fele, Collins, Franklin, McKlnney, racing strip. Magistrate Luther A. _ Mr*7William" Cbrie|i, Old Bridge ig of "Girl Scouts Together" fol- Vandcrveer, Hamilton, Silva, Bell, Dwed by the Candle Wish Snd Foster, Matawan Township, fined Donating Clean Warm Clothing, Unit 177, chaplain; Mrs. tstelle Gatson, Iseman, Abrams arid Wor- the youth 510 and 15 costs : Fulhajji. jtouth River Unit.214. Ser- 'aps. • - ., This was the firfartrctivitY of the dcn. The court disposed of. summons's geant-at-arrris. . * Cliffwood Angels (ID) long issued and never answered During the month Df June 495 roops for this season. Plans for ittendance at Girl Scout Camp dur- One driver, Francis Murphy 8 Or- • pairs of used nylons were sent to Schaufele, cf chard St, flatlet, was fined $10 Any Size, Any Style. Greystone Hospital where funds ig the summer are being com- Downey, 2b ••• leted. ' and $5 costs for going 72 m les realized from reprocessing will be Vena, p per hour on the Garden Slate Park- used to purchase television sets for J. Kearnsi 1b uay last December His license the patients. Mrs. Laucr announces etrlement Goes J. Collins, 3b also was revoked A like penalty the receipt of a directive from Hie Drake, ss befell Jerry Rcgantc, Woodbndge, Department of New Jersey where- gainst Area Man Vrdeland, c who was stopped doing 75 at a .Your Donation Will Be Accepted by the newly-elected officers and Pizzi, rf more recent date unit chairmen aro not to function A J1250 settlement-was negotl- Dalleyy, rf officially until after the national :ed Thursday for a Perth Amboy k Six other drivers, falling to make convention which will be held the oman who filed a personal ln: Franklin, If appearance in periods up to six At end of October. -,-- iry suit against a Cllffwood man B. Kearns, If pionths, had their summonses turn Mrs. Rollin Ralhbun, Unit 332, fter his car struck the auto In ed over to the State Motor Vehicles Laurence Harbor, publicity chair- lilch she'was a passenger. Dept man, will accept publicity until to- The settlement was accepted by Involved In Collision Irs. Odell Williams, .214 Grant Arthur Pearson, Newark, " was who suffered a right knee in- Shave, 2b THE MATAWAN JOURNAL fined $10 and $5 cosls.as Jjic driver iry when her husband's car was Esfeeldsen Wilson Qualifies As J. Williams, found at fault In a head-on collision truck by an auto operated by the on Route 34 June 15 by Sgt John Radio-TV Technician defendant, William Flagler, 114J. Isoksen, Sams, p, 3 Kmnane, township poH" The 52 WEST FRONT STREET oosevelt Ave., Clllfwood. The driver of the other car, Francis George N.' Wilson, or the Wilsoi mishap occurred May 25, 1958, on Coltrell, cf Radio-TcleVlslon Service, Ravin' Route 35, ^la'tawan'-Townshlp;" ,. B/David, Yacger, Point Pleasant, had to be KEYPORT Dr., Matawan, has been certlfiei before it Rosato, aken to a hospital as a qualified technician under-i was assigned to a Judge"'teiyirill! IRai/a It „ Daniel Washeleskl. 30 Hill dale nationwide program to benefit (hi for lndoctrih-J Rd , Old Bridge, was fined $10 and radio-television owning public, Mn. Williams' attorney was Jack " ' r - Wysoker, P,erth Amboy. John X, Q IJ5 costs for -cutting in and out of Aaron Llppman & Co, 99-107 New- Lynch, New Brunswick, represent Mgels —- He was graduated Irotn Haddon- auto traffic on Route 35 June 19 ark St, Newark 3, announced ed Mr. Flagler. '••'.' tlcld Memorial High School June Patrolman James Hoyt,, township Anytime today • . ft one of the top students In his police, was complainant Mr, Wilson is a charter member class He was awarded the Rens- Eight offenders on the Parkway ol the program Aaron Lippman ...j , ^ i Board.Appoints, selaer Medal for- outstanding paid a total of $105 in fines and & Co. represents Howard W Sams (i L achievement In science and math costs One was picked up for doz- FRIDAY, JULY 1 & Co , pf Indianapolis, t h e In Underway Ih Towmllip. ;: (continued: ^pagei one)' cmatics for four years, a golc1 ing at the' wheel and another' for dustry's impartial testing' ani •The • Matawan' Township Adultappointpp ; did.not represenp t a ma- key for service on the school pa- backing up In traffic. laboratory service which annually Softball League, under the direc- jority of the total.membership of pers, and a certificate of merit examines and analyzes radio, TV tion of Danle) J. Stankiewipi, the board, so it would have to be lor essay and poem published in and other electronic equipment ol townshjp' recreation director, got referred to the attorney for ruling ''Young America Speaks" and more than 300 rmwufaclurcrs am underway Thursday night. '•' The • Further 'Conflict '. • ''Young America Sings,' respec- •M tk« am) MjnUnr U« » cok* fcialtn NBC-TV-tta M BWM Otarr Skownan *«My ABC-«, ' -C- supplies service data to the nation' Cllffwood Royals bested the Clllf- Mr. Aumick- also-had trouble tively. He was business manager electronics technicians and repair wood Volunteer Firemen's team with other things he-put forward pf the school yearbook The Shield, men, and which sponsors the prc 13-0. ; ..- ',': He wanted the right to go further sports editor ol "The Haddon High- gram . Excelling In the opening gamoIn the seeking a: supervisor. q( er," president' of the Quill and Mr Wilton was accredited as WHS. Bob Jackson, outstanding maintenance iiid tho custodial Scroll, a Journalistic society. ITOfflY LIKE POWER STEEEING Photofact-E quipped Electronl Matawan High School athlete. force,' after advertising for one in Technician under the new pr Other.stars-in-"the tilt were Art the newspapers. Four members of He was elected to the National (Cormir doesn't need it) -leclivc* plan which requires thi Calamarl and Ett-Kolly on third the board, Mr! KWR Mr. Kordzln- Honor Society in his junior year, a service technician meet six basl base, the top Infieidlng glove man. ski, Mr, Pine-aid Mr. Partridge, and was a finalist in the National FEEIS requirements, includlnn possesslo decided hU. approach..was., "not Merit and National Honor Society Corvair'a ingenious design simply places the conventional about Corvalr. Look at its they add to your drivine of adequate test equipment an realistic','', in this, anci voted'."no" scholarship competitions lie at- engine in the rear. That means leas weight on practically flat floor, four-wheel independent pleasure. But why wait! facilities, an adequate tavestmel V.F.W. Auxiliary causing the motion to be'lost. tended the American .Legion Jer- the front wheels and a lighter, happier feel in suspension, fold-down rear Beat. Its air-cooled in his business; adequate servlo sey Boys' State In 1950. Ho was the curve of your hands. No power assist Attends Convention The building and grounds chair- 1 fear engine that never needs water or.anti- data library to facilitate quick am man wanted the right tofname Stan? selected. for the Joe Berg Science ia needed in a car that's. natmaUu nimble. •ireezA or radiutor repairs... and leaves engine satisfactory repair ,work at fal ley. Zywleskl'. a part-time Janitor Seminars for two'years. He holds Se$ what a fresh engineering approach can Mrs. Ernest Schar, president of the '.'rank'of EagljVln Explorer Post heat and noise back where you've been. All prices, and character erdorsemc the Auxiliary of Veterans of For- at J1700 per year. Four members, do? From handling and parking ease right these Bpecial advantages are standard in every by three local references. Mr. Kerr, Mr. Kordzinsk!^ Mr. 51, Boy Scouts/of'America, First eign Wars,,Post 4745, Cllffwood Presbyterian Church; Ilnddonflcld on, there just isn't anything ordinary or Corvair. Just wait till you see how much BY.CHEVROLET Beach, returned Sunday night after Joyce and Mn Hoff, accused Mr. spending four days at the New Jer- Aumick of-falling . to • hold* to,' a Mrs. Deighan Died , sey convention of the VFW-Jind prior agreement on trio .timing of In Hospital Tuesday Auxiliary In Asbury Park. ' f ; the appointment and passed their Firemett^ Aiders votes. Mr. Hoff found the, motion Accompanying her were Mrs. ', (continued from page-one) Mrs Dorothy D. Dolghan, 40, i John Borek, Mrs',; Frank Mitchell, lost for want of a .majority. .'. •ty Little St, Matawan, dled'Tues- , :20 feet of the street or front lot Mrs. Josepp h ^, . .y , Mr. Aun)lck;hod .belter luck get- 1 : day, June 28, 1960 atRlverview KKern M, Mrs. Westdn ,. MundyM.rs. .Harr. Thye ting Earl Casler. and James, Har- line; A public hea'rlftg' on the Hospital. Mrs. Deighan was born Cliffwood' members stayeMdd aTt hthe ringtpn appointed full-time jani- amendment is slated July 26 Jn Madison. She was the. daughter Welllngt6n Hotel, v- : -.- . tors, biit even Here there was crit- '/The' Matawan Junjqr;.'Woman's •of"th6 late Frederick and Martha icism' . and' a few negative votes. . Club'was granted permission to in- (Brennan) Dickinson. She has II stall 'a slide" for children at Ter- ed in Matawan for the past sever Club Guests '. *' The board decided to advertise for four additional clerks for the hune Park and the Cancer Society years and was a communicant ol received permission to conduct tag St. Joseph's Church, Keyport. Mrs. Olga Becker, president of school system, one each for the superintendent's office,,the board days in the borough Friday and Surviving are her husband, tha Woman's Clu,b of. Laurence Harbor, and Mrs. David E. Wat- ollico, the high school office and Saturday. . George; three sons, Robert, .Kevin the area supervisor's office. The and Richard, and five daughters, son, past president of the club, Mayor Ralph R. Dennfs'repot'ied were guests at the; installation cere- board cancelled an agreement to work Is progressing on innovations Judith, Dorecn, Susanne, Karen, purchase caps and gowns from the and Mary, all at home, and a sis- mony and dinner of the Woman'a to the former Farmers and Mer- Club of Radian township held at Collegiate Cap and Gown Company chants Bank'which is being con- ter, Mra. John Marcclln, Matawan. for the Memorial and Willis Schools Funeral services will be held to- the Crystal Brook Inn, Eatontown, verted for use as a municipal morrow at 8'30 a m. from • th Tuesday evening.. During tho open- due to difficulties encountered. 'building. Day Funeral Home, Kcyport. At ing of the evening's program, Mrs. t a m. a high mass of requiom Watson xead "A Collect For Club will be celebrated by the Rev. Women" by Mary Stewart. LOW-COST FAMILY Cornelius J. Kane, pastor, at St. Joseph's Church. Interment will be Awarded Contract In St, Joseph's Cemetery. FALLOUT The Small Business Administra- How about business cards?.We tion announced tlyit a $122,333 con- SHELTER can supply them quickly and' a ract for oscilloscopes |las been , tha right price, Come and try us. awarded Lavolc Laboratories* Inc., Morganville', The contract resiiltcd from set asides: for small business >nly made Jointly by. the Federal: Procurement Agency and Small LISTINGS Business Administration
WANTED Cancef Safe Corvair 100 i-Door Sedan The cake sale, scheduled by the doiherj Corps of (he Matawan, ..DEVELOPS See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer for economical transportation Tire Department Junior Drflm nnd Bugle Corps lor tomorrow, has INTO PHOTO been eanMlled,. A new date will be announced. ' DARKROOM Basement Palloift Shelter c«n boused1 at photographicf'darkroom. JOHNSON - GIBB MOTOR CO. Shelter should have DeVitteAcademy Holds Graduation Exercises Ibelr care with property owner*, Thompsob and Mm. Wlnl/red Caa- f COMMEHCIAL MtiynNO f - Present^ Craft i A group of Madison Township ford, Laurence Harbor; Mr, and 1 farmera, their wives mi frictida Mrs. WUltrd Price, East Bruns- llow about business card*? W* Session In Ashury nave returned from • three-day wick and Mr. «nd Mr*. Adolph can supply them quickly ind tt Art Exhibition bus trip to the Dclmarvt Peninsu- Merettl, Robertsville, ' the right price. Como tnd try us. ,.The Vetertms-eJ Foreign Wart, la. Those making the trip this Ladies' -Auxiliary, Department «f A craft and art exhibition was held Tuesday evening at the Little year were: George Gaub, Mrs. JJew Jersey, held their 36th annual Helen Ervln, Sum V. Cojgrove, ' convention in_^sbucy Park (ram Uague grounds, Say.re Woods Miss Marie Gaub, Mr. and Mrs. June 22 to June'25 The convention South. was opened with a memorial serv- Charles Durlew, Mr. and Mrs. Her- bert Gaub, Mrs, Gerald Ilertog, ice honoring all deceased members Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Araca of the VFW, on-Wednesday eve- Mr, and Mrs. Louis Eurlcw, Mr. PIZZA PIES ning at the Berkeiey-Carteret Ho- and sons, James and William, and Mrs. Ray Ryan, Mr, and Mrs. And Action Like This Impends At Union Beach Waterfront July 3L tm>.<* •. -• •": ..::•• « 1 1 JPBA Pounds Ballj McGtaigh, 2b , 6 a. 0 Hawks Tale V %Big'-i%|^y:!Qau^ Wpltf, p" •::." . •1 (continued from column -five) ','<-• •.' • . • • • . ' ; Be^^MA13-I0 • t • • -~ • j - •• : Sli 19 1; Keansburg Park 9, Pirates 3l! Madison Township PBA nine Loaf Branch IAMA (10) Yankees 3, Tigers 2; Yankees 14, "Three stakes races. The Rumson moved up among the leaders in >. -•'- - ' • ' abi h Hazlet Fire Compiny 4;-Flyers 5; handicap Saturday, the Longfellow 6 « the Jersey Shore League race Suit- Rymer, cf 1 Pirates 3; Veterans of Foreign : Monday and the Miss Woodford day when they outsluggedthe de- Norton, rf • 4 1 > '" >jw&3nesday, will feature the holi- fending champions,' 'the Long Garrity, o 'A A 3 Wars 7, Flyers 6; and Tigers 9, - day bill "at Monmouth Park. With Branch IAMA nine, at the shore Pierson, lb 4 : 2 Hazlet Fire Company 7. July coming, racing at the Ocean- team's diamond. The deciding runs Curdo. 3b 3 port track will move inlo the high- 1 Larry Lenahan blasted a round in the 13-10 game were scored by Kinsey, ss - , .'. 3 () 0 tripper for the Yankees in their. . er brackets. . Manager Art Gibb's players to thePrimavera, If 4 () 2 Edith Li/Price's Yes You.,Will Win over the Tigers and Charles final Inning. , Wolfson, p. ," • 4 1 1 Albano.hit a home run for the rates the post of honor for Satur- Owen, p 3 1 The first Inning seemed a long, r Tigers in their win over the Haz- day's $25,000 added Rumson Handi- Acerra, O 1 1-0 cap under ah assignment of 126 long time back when that happen- let Fire Company, „ pounds. The Rumson is for three- ed in this three-hour game. The 36 10 12 year-olds and up and will be de- Long Branch nine sent their hurl- Madison, 3001 12033-13 Ing star, Lew Owen, one-time As- cided at six -furlongs.' Long Branch 0026 01010—10 Szyarto's ; Yes You Will has won half bury Park High •moundsman. who later pitched in the mirtors, to the Home runs Bennett, Haberman, (continued from colilmn four) his eight starts this year and finish, Trout. Three base hits Garrity. ed second in two others. His earn- rubber. He was tapped for the first Keyport Aces (14) of three PBA- homers In the open- Two base hits Benl. Sacrifice hits ings for the season have, soared U Curdo (2). Hits off Owen 14, Gar- $140,651 principally through vie ing inning when Bill Haberman J, DuBois. 2b connected with Pete Bennett and rity 3, Primavera 2, Wolff 11, Po- Garcia, rf tones,in the Abraham Lincoln powski 1. Struck out by Owen 3, Burch- Memorial, John ,B. Camp Pat Moran aboard. Roman, rf, lb Garrity 1,, Primavera 1, by Wolff Lewandowski, c, lb bell and Carter. Runner-up effort: This lead looked imposing with 3, Popowskl 4. Bases on balls off came in the Southern Marylan, Bill Wolff, Rutgers pitching ace Qpatosky," 3h. p Owen 1, Garrity'3, Primavera 1, Merimky,. ss • and Valley Forge. He also finished working for the PBA. But theWolff 7, Popowski 0. Winning first irr the Bowie Handicap but IAMA were league champions and French, p, If pitcher Popowski. Losing pitcher Geiger, lb was disqualified. Clermont Stable's they cared nothing for college repu- Garrity. Umpires Wells, Wiricheli: -Rick City,Me ot the top sprinters tatidhsf-"Andy Garrity, a top col- Sieben, cf Central Jersey Outboard Racing Association received sanction this the turn at Greenwood Lake; Boggs Ihas hot gotteb a first this season, R. Wilson, If, c • In the nation«»495$ Is "asked toweek from the American Powerboat Association (or the holding of an but he has annexed so many seconds In large fields that his point stand- lege player himself, put the Long shoulder 124 pounds. He has won outboard hydroplane regatta at Union Beach the last Sunday In July, Ing 1» near the top for hi Branch team on the road in theSproul Urges Care ,__ , „•._ »__ jor 1,1, c|ass_ Boggs was In action at St. Michael's, • 33 14 one of three this season but was Harrison Hoggs, Keyport, CJORA secretary, announcei. Over 100 of the Md., last weekend while Lou Letwenske, Union Beach, another CJORA third as he led off with' a hit and For Safer Boating, : a ball of fire a" year ago, account top racing drivers of the eastern seaboard will converge on the Beach driver, was. taking » third In a big regatta at Sunbury, Pa., on the Red Pierson was safe on an error. Keyport Jets (8) '"'rig for eight of 16 races, Three of for this event. Susquehanna River. There arc over 20 driven In action lor the local 'Let's make every week Safe . ab r The above picture was a vlow of Boggs leading a D Hydro race at Both came home on Ralph Pri- . his major scores came in the racing club this.season. mavera's wallop. ~ Boating Week!" That's the advice Hohensteln, 3n 4 1- Princeton, Vosburgh and King Pour Six Buns Over Plate of William Sproul, of Galbraith'S Henry, cf ' . 3 2 ; Neptune. Lee Trout/helped the Madison Boathoiise, local marine dealer. Rapolla, ss. p u 4 1 J. Pangborn, lb ' 4' I Equal Assignments Jersey Shore League Szyarto's No-Hitter SaVes PAL, Bowling Scores cause with %* home run belt In the 'President Elsenhower has pro- Given equal assignments of 120 top of the fourth but it was not claimed July 3 through July 9, as R. Brown, If J 1 National Safe Boating Week," Mr. P. Pangborn, o— S 1 pounds are Fred W. Hooper's Oly- Sunday's Results WEDNESDAY MIXED enough. In the bottom of that c Rovers, Aces, Clout; Braves Wiii Sproul said, "but we should all- J: Fischler, p 4 0; mar and,M9bel - Scholtz's Wart Red Bank 5, Freehold 2. June 22" frame, Wojff sjjruck a wild streak Rumson 3, Belmar 2. Matawan Township PAL nine re- home. Johnson was trapped off Team W and tha IAMA poured six runs strive to make every week safe for Piazza, rf 2 0 "head. Olymar finished first in two the nation's 40,000,000 boaters.". " starts this year hot was disqualified Madison 13, Long Branch 10., 1. mained tied with the Raritan second, but Nicpra sacrificed Do- Appliance Repair 15 over the plate to go ahead 8-4. The Delaney, rf •-, 2 0 Township Rovers for first place in : Itfone. Warhead was a recent win- Oakhurst 7, Manasquan 6. Ian along and Tom Devlno crashed Hy Grade IS bats of Pierson and Primavera did Mr. Sprpui, Johnson Motori itel 2b $,s.'.". Jl • -ner at Beimont Park. He had been •South Belmar forfeit over Key- the Triborp Colts League , as of Stanley's Diner U the damage here. , er In this area, points put' out to hit to put the Braves ahead "• "'• "' '^'' 31 8 ( Sidelined by an injury but in -1958 port. .••""•'. Monday but only because of a des- Alpine Dep't Stors 9 - Habecman drbvo In Rich Wenner boating safety really Is "Just good perate no-hlt effort by their left- 3ahy ._''--'' •: : manners and courtesy afloat. With Score by Innings: vja> the winner ol the Jerome, Dis- W LPct. Keyport Ree.— With' a PBA run In the fifth, In Keyport Jets • 501002 0— J covery,' Manhattan and Roamcr. Red Bank 5 0 1.000 hander, Ken Szyarto, against Man- Errors extended the Matawan Martinizirig 7 many more Americans taking to the top of the sixth, Bennett smash- Keyport Aces 006 530 x—14 Elkcam.Stable's Atoll and Mooring Rumson 5 1 .833 ager Bill Gelger's Keyport Aces. lead in the fourth, but hits by Schanck's 0 ed out his homer with Wolff aboard thewater every^year, an organized «Stable's Tempted come next in line Oakhurst" 4 2 .667 The PAL nine had to have this Griffin and the two Pangbofns Liberty Grange 1 to make It close at 8*7, Long program of promoting common • /1 119 pounds. Atoll has won one Madison Twp. 3 2 .000 one for the Raritan Rovers, whom made it close going into the last Branch helped themselves to ansense In boating Is necessary," Mr. v,; three this year and Tempted was Long Branch 3 2 .600 they defeated to set up the tie last inning. (Here the Braves showed a THURSDAY MAJOR Sproul added. June 2* other run In the bottom of that ^tj* champion handicap mare of Belmar 2 3 .400 week, were in a Vengeful mood and flash of, their championship' days frame as Garrity again.was in the Team W 1959. Manasquan .333 were clobbering all opponents with- by coming back on hits by D'Apo- scoring role on~Bob Curclo's rap. U. S. Marina Corps security de- Music Spot School -»-• . There are- 44 nominees for the Freehold .333 out mercy. Their own townsmen, lito and John Sickles to make their tachments guard 'United States South Belmar .333 the Ramblers, got It 14-1 from the Appliance Repair 10- Madison got out in front In the property at legations, embassies (25,000 added Longfellow Handicap, lead a safe one. ball game for the first time In the CAIB OPEN 6:K T. M.-MOVIO AT OOK ieyport .000 Rovers on a one-hitter by Walt Burlew Market 9 and consulates all over the world. • Fourth of July feature. Many of Also tomorrow, tha Hawks play Hy Grade • t top of the eighth. Wolff and Ben _.,these are proven grass specialists Sunday's Games Bauman. Then_lL became so bad against th/ Holmdel Tigers' and the Braves at MHS field and: the Schanck's ft nett led off with hits and Long who should be at home^in the mile Red Bank at Belmar, Tigers tangle with the Rovers at Branch, finally: ditched Owen as a 'Oakhurst aLRumson. the Matawan Hawks, the two Strand 4 James Cagney - number- on the turf while others young and. new teams in theBeers St. The following day the pitcher, Garrity giving it a hand. may be making their first major Keyport at Madison (no gome, Ramblers will tackle the PAL Tom Watts forced Wolff, but Wen- Today Thru Saturday! , II "Admiral HaU^ * 'orfeit). league, that Rover Manager Chuck James Cagney as test-on such footing. The Long- Moriarity had to clear his bench team at Cliffwood. ner pulled a trick bunt to load the Freehold at Manasquarf. Hawks Take Two sacks. Haberman singled home , Admiral Halsey W) fellow always hosbeen well pa- Long Branch at SouthJSeurfar. :o_ keep the score down. ' Standings tronized by horsemen and in five Team •W t Pc. Bennett and Watts to tie the score. "THE GALLANT HOURS": Hours previous seasons has been run In The pitcher who carried Szyarto Matawan Twp. PAL 11 1 .916 In 8-12 League Garrity walkectboth Bob Benl and , _and- two divisions because of the excess to the 1-0 decision was the Aces Raritan Rovers 11 1 .916 Len Popowski, forcing in another ClnemaScope • Color of entries. Blue Jays Get Dave Opatosky. The Keyport pitch- Keyport Aces 7 S. .584 The Hawks took over sole poses- run. He, too, was ditched as the Ernla Kovacs er issued just one walk, to Dwlght IAMA pitcher and, Primavera took Among the leading candidates Is Keyport Jets ,7 9 .540, slon of first place In the Western ' DIek Shawn : . MAJtX TWAIN'S Harbor View Farm's Quiz Star, Batspn in the sixth, and it beat Matawan Hawks 1 S 7 .417 Division of the Raritan,^-to-12 "WAKE ME WHEN . ! who has been setting and equalling Lead On Sox him. Billy Isaksen followed with a Raritan Ramblers 4 7 .363 League as they won two ou>of-F\"" popowskl On Mound ITS OVER" ThejidventureB track records all season, one of the rlple to score the lone run of tha threthrtu*e gameoiiniRds ' playenilvardf durindurlnng thIhan « ,_.____'' . *t _ -U_ *i Red Sox retained their ruiiner- Holmdel Tigers • 110 .090 .Primavera got the side out with Sunday • Monday • Tuesday! more recent being In the Wllwyn ip post to the leading Blue Jays ;ame. . ' • Matawan Braves' 110 week. —-•:-.' .090 "out further damage. Garrity, first James Stewart - Handicap at Laurel, Md: Another Monday by turning back the Ter- Issued Seven Passes Malawan Twp. PAL (1) Victories were scored by the up in tha bottom of the eighth,1 "THE MOUNTAIN ROAD" stout nominee is C. Mahlon ;Kline's iers 6-1 in Matawan 8-12 League Despite his hitless performanoey abr h Hawks at the expense of Hazlet slugged out a triple. This was the : TuNrMHH versatile Mystic II, a winner on ilay. The Sox, first-half champs, Szyarto Was In trouble alt' the time B. Smith, ss 0 Fire Company^ 5-3, and the Veter.. end for Wolff.,as a,pitcher and •'<;-••••-•; _.and— "-grassand the main course/He ht9 lustained a severe-Jolt last week rom Issuing seven passes. He Batson, lb. 1 ans of Foreign Wars/ 11-9. Their Popowski.went to the mound.. He ''Eastman'Color "WfflT: when the Jays handed them a 5-2 walked three Aces with two out In been returned victor In the Brandy- K. Szyarto, p 0 0 lone setback was to the West saved the situation with two'strike- ay ; IITARZAN setback to take command o! the the first but managed tbTsavs the Keahsburg Fire Company, 13-3. ' Jack Leramon wine'and Southern Maryland and W. Isaksen, of 0 1, outs even though Garrity icored was runner-up In the CapUol and second-halt race. 'situation by. getting Fred Sicbtn David, iti' . * The Flyers and Yankees are tied the tying run after a fly to center.' "TT HAPPENED TO JANE". to-grdiind, p#, In tin ;»«yenth; M 0 Q Uie Wllwyn. .. : Sparky. Armour,,»'now pitcher MedOUi, « 0 0 for second-place with Identical rec- With the score 10-all as they went walked Sieben and Garry,Post and MlPOETRAILBOAO _ Dropped Huirt-Breaker (or them this year, letLJhe Jays Klein,-if '- 0 0 ords of Swjiu and 3 losses and to bat the last time, the PBA pulled It took a desperate play at the Clalbome Farm's Dunce,' who Is lo this vital win. He yielded two Pizzl, rf 0 1 the Hazlet Firs Company with only it out. Bennett's three-bagger after plate to keep Sieben from scoring . eligible for the Longfellow dropped runs in the first on an error and Zambor, lb 0 0 one win and 10 losses is in last Wolff drew an opening pass was a Heart-breaker to Amber Morn in ills by Larry Shaw, Bob Shafto and tying up the game In that place in the Western Division. the deciding blow. Watts, Haber- Telephon* inalInning. ' •_., " • th« recent running of the Bowling md Buster Bornfrlcnd. After that 27 1 2 Leads Eastern Division man and Joe Huard followed with Green, at Beimont Park by ajieck mowed the first-halt champs The Aces made up for their ho Keyport ACM (0) Vest Keansburg Fire Company the hits to sew it up. ' u um -'-margin.' John Kroese's North Pole down. itting against Szyarto when they ab r h continues to lead the Eastern Di- The PBA nine will be Idle July met their town rivals, the Jets. H, the French-bred, was thirti in J. DuBois, 2b 0 0 vision. With their victory over the weekend.but Bob LoPresto and Now Thru Saturday Jimmy Jones, pitcher for theThoy spotted Manager Bud Hul- the Bowling Green and ahead of Merlnsky, ss - 0 0 Hawks, their record now stands at Lou Nanna jr., from this area, will JOX, was reached by the Jays for lart's nine a six-run lead, with Lcwandowskl, o 0 10 wins and one loss. Jack Dowd be in action with the Red Bank • that was the winner of the Edge- he runs to tie it in the first on home run blows, by Carl Henry 0 turned In an excellent pitching per- Towners at Belmar and It is rumor- • mere Handicap, He also was sec- hll DeNardo's double with Allen and Bob Rapolla In the first fea- Gelger, 3b Yool IM It d.'..ttb epk uga of tin tcorched 0 formance In the 13-3 win and Ed ed Lew Wells, KHS lefthander, ond to the distinguished One-Eyed Wilks and Don Langbeln aboard, .urlng the onslaught. Bill Gelger French, If Mrtttadtttftamaadhryl King In the Donn Handicap. Butchle Testa, Wilks and Langbeln Seiben, cf J 0 Helfrlch continued his hard hitting may be with Freehold in the game :ook over the pitching for the Aces with a double, triple and home run, at Manasquan Sunday. ' • A. j. O'Kula's Act, recent winner •reduced the hits to put their team :o stop this. And then he started R. Wilson, rf 3 0 0 in the van in the second and Ar- his nlnthof tttTieoson, ol the Suffolk Downs Turf Handi- something on his own account with Post,* lb 2 0 0 ; , . Madison PBA (11) cap Is another top grass performer mour's blow for extra bases ran Opatosky, P 10 0 Keansburg Park is~ in^ second abr n hree home runs with men on bas- place in the Eastern Division with nominated as is A. J. -Bovello's ip the Jays score in the third. . es in the following three innings Bennett, M i Combustion II, who won a, division Jones Secured Win o blast the Jets right out of the •,,20 wins and 3 loss record; follow- Moran, 3b 1 ed, by-Veteran* ot Foreign Wars, . ol this race in 1957 when owned by On Monday, Jones relieved Billy ball game 14-8. - Score by Innings:, Watts, ,3b ^ 2 USA LU 3LENN CORBETT ^toe Green Dunes Form. Joe Flschler was the Jet pltch- Matawan Twppi PAL 090 001 4; Tigers, 9 and 0, and Pi- Wenner, o S Shortrldge on the mound to secure rates, 0 and 11. HENflYOIAfWY) MOfKMN. Six stakes winners Including Ihe win over the Terriers, Shaw r to get the most of this blasting, Keyport Aces 00OO0O0-O Haberman, If 1 Wheatley Stable's divisional leader got the Sox off to a start In the but Rapolla also• wasapoUndcd. Matswan Braves (7) Other results of'games played Beni, 1 0 Irish Jay, ore among the 39 three- coring, with a homer off:Paul Rich Wilson also tosseo: In a four- abr h were: Keansburg Park 9, Flyers Huard, lb 0 . year-old [lilies nominated to theEovino, Terriers pitcher, in the top ply slam to help the Aces cause A. Johnson, K (continued in column eight) Popowski, rf 0 $20,000 added Miss Woodford Stakes if the third. But In the bottom of along and demoralize their Inter- Dolan, cf flfti have the guts to on Wednesday. The Miss Woodford, that frame, Frank Devlno banged boro rivals. The two Keyport Nicora. si ramed for the winner of the 1883 but a double for the Terriers which teams will go at each other again D'Apolito, 3b ftotet afifijter at a guy and 'Monmouth Oaks and the first filly unsettled Shortrldge. He walked Devino, If ' »ay: GO GET KILLEDI In history to wuuJlOO.OM, Is con- two batters and hit one to- force tomorrow. : .'__ Russell, lb : : tested at six furlongs and Is re-. Braves Win First G»me Sickles, o , Qr a" run. Jones relieved him and C ded as a stepping-stone to the got out the side, Tho Matawan Braves, "league R. Walker, p . nine furlong Monmouth Oaks on champs last year, won their first Coon, 2tf ^ • •• July 23. ' ' Walks to the first batter up led game of the season, Monday, Irish Jay Leading Contender to runs for the Sox in the next two downing the Jets at KHS field 7-4. frames and Jones'* double with tha S2 7 7 Irish Jay, trained by the vener- The Jets got off on the wrong foot Keyport JeU (4) able James E. .(Sunny-Jim) Fltr- bases loaded in the sixth wrapped In this one and never did get right up the game. Now Thru Saturday slmmons, Is the leading contends again. Jonn Pangborn, their pitch- Hohensteln, lb for the* sophomore filly title with The league leaders go Into Inter- er, walked Allen Johnson, the first Heiiry, cf ; victories in the Comely and Acorn boro competition tonight, tha Blue man to face him, and Jim Nlcora B. Rapolla, BS Kldal« Show Saturday to her credit as well as secom Jays hosting Keyport Bears al followed with a home run. R. Brown, If , Matlne* Only place finishes In the Prioress an< Middlesex Rd. field while the Red The Jets made their one big bid J. Pangborn, p the Betsy Ross, She may have Sox are engaging the Cardinals in In the second when Ray Brown led Slegei,'2b , — Ei(r» Friday and Saturday — running mate in the Miss Wood- Keyport. off with a hlt~and John Pangborn Delaney, lb : KirtoOB/Karnlval — Late Horror Featnrt ford in Stretch Drive, also nomi- Red Sox (J) walloped a triple; A hit batsman Piazza, rf ~ \Ph3 Our Regular 2 Blc Features nated by Wheatley. abr h and Scoot. Griffin's safe blow put P. Pangborn, ct Other stakes winners on the ros W. Jackson, 3b 3 1 0 them ahead 3-2, Griffin, c ter of second-year fillies arc Potei Shaw, lb S 2 But the Braves were victory- • SUN. vMQN. - TUES. T*r Fuller's Julie Kate, heroine of thi Shortrldgo, Bs, f 2 1 starved and they came rlght'back. GALA FOURTH OF JULY SHOW La Centlnela Stakes at Santa Anit J. Jones, p, ss 3 0 Bob Coon walked In the top of the Score by Innings: during (he winter season; Fred W McBrlde, cf 3 0 third and took second when John Matawan Braves 20? : Hooper's Contuse, whd scored ii Shafto, 2b 4 0 son's fly was misjudged In right Keyport Jets '—PlUS— .•'• :-.'.' Hlaleah's Jasmine and Joseph M 030 001 0-4 Harris, c • 2 1 field. Harold Dolan singled' Coon (continued In column eight). Cartoon — Short Subjects HIGH ADVENTURE ON Rocbllng's Be .Cautious, winner o Bornfricnd, rf 3 0 I the Betsy Ross. Pease, ph 1 0 THE MIGHTY MISSISSIPPI! : Also named is Hal Price Hoad- Worsen, ]( • SUN. - MON. -TUES. • ley's Rash Statement, victorious i Rcmbert, If — Continuous Sunday and Monday — SB5 Marti Twain's romantic rogues come to the Kentucky Oak Prep and Mrs, UiriOing Wi on the big CioemaScope screen! VL : 0 (George Brown Jr.'s Lady's Maid, 25 6 Winner of the Kent at Delawan Terrier* (1) ^TONYRANDAU ]l Park. Lady's Maid not only defeal abr «d colts in that race but establish- R, Devlno, ss 4 0 —^ARCHlE MOORE r^ I ed a track record." ' , F. Devino, 3b Blonde > Demond, Green Trim: Papa, 3b NEDDIE HODGES~r>// , C. Davis, o - Plus 2nd Action Hit — " and Holy Catfish are other fillies Paul Eovino, p ytho have won at this meeting ani1 Arlclll, K •ra regarded ai prospects for th Germak, rf ' toil Woodford. W. Born, 2b R. Langhcln, cf J. Jackson, cf _ of fawns, baby ID 1 3 )lti, iquirrelJ, raccoon Score by hritngs: . fox Mid other wildlife apecies from Red Sox 001 .113—6 THEATRE PARTIES CHOICE BLOCKS OF SEATS FOR THE EXCi.it. Giant Fireworks Display {heir, natural habitat usually results Terriers 001 000—1 6IVE RESERVED SEAT ENGAGEMENT OF OTTO PREMINOER'S ' M,thelr'death, The State Division MOTION PICTURE 'EXODUS' PREMIERE DECEMBER 15, 1960, Monday Eve, July 4th 'of-Filly-»nd Game ha; warned Mrs. George S Howell's Fernlc, detent* traveling through rural AT THE WARNER THEATRE ARE AVAILABLE. COMMUNICATE iwo-year-old daughter of Vlnclond- Calling All Rock f^A Rollers! ^ jiiw notto.dlsturb wildlifwildi e In anyy Bijou Fol, who won her first start WITH THE WARNER THEATRE, 1585 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, JOHANSSON - PATTERSON TITLE FIGHT t BTC The dhftaloa emphasixeij tUU t Monmouth Pork June 15 was the NEW YORK, TELEPHONE* COLUMBU? B-STUL NEXT WEEK — WEDNESDAY THRU, SATURDAY 9n Show Dancing W6d. Night At 7:00f M dl/Af fctfte* juuali)r'di(r,iprhM (champion filly of last season's New iMtyfyli show. "B^LLS ABE ^"; Ssfei»*f«1i«s rat auM 85 TWMmi BOATS-MOTORS tn-a • $1U3 Easy Terms 1O& 13m ALL TIRES 7JtM IM.K MOUNTED FREE '.• mn** NO MONEY DOWN 7 TIME PAYMENNT 1 Your local Dayton Dealers or R«0ular 30-Day Charp* I JOHNS BOAT BASIN Walling'sServiceStationJnc. BAYSHORE TIRE CO. CCLOT'S SERVICE, INC UnreJ Ave. At BrUft 76 B8GAD ST., KEYPORT ROUTE 35, CUFFWOOD 34I» WAIN ST^/MATAWAN W«t lb»sfc«i - K 64787 IO 6-Q8B6 10 64900-10*9820 > '.rft^vr v-^#^ Page1 Fourteen THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, June 30, 1960 expansion of the library's holdings Cadet tonghi It More Books Sought Local Buick Dealer Tours Plant In Flint, Michigan TV FIFC Alarm to 150,000 volumes. Since the eol- National Guard At ROTC Camp For College Library Irge- added four-year curriculum! to its two-year curriculums in W6, Marks Are Cited Seen By Editor Cadet Rob«rt A. Longhl, son of Support for the Monmouth Col- library expansion has received a Mr. and Mrs. Robert Longhi, 203 lege library was declared by the top priority.; Head Libriarian The ,400,000 man Army National Donald M; O'Brien, Hazlet, edi- River R RoH Up 6x6' •-- — ing". ';'....• - bursements from .reserve funds, but not included in the budgeted = n i the blood forming organs. Leuke- operating expenses, totaled $1;317,- mia cells may be found in bone 191 In the twelve months ended marrow and blood as well as in 1 May 31, 1960. A year earlier, such ml the body tissue. . extraordinary expenses were $1,- 199 c •5 Appearances Deceiving 071,883. , Reg. $2.71 The general appearance nj a perr THE n i1 son afflicted with early leukemia This/year's crop of bugs and NOTICE can be that of* perfect health— bees will bs happy to share your Also Low Prices On All Sizes From 2 Feet To 10 Feet Wide. which is one reason why the Ameri- vacation. Some may conspire to Also Complete Line of Malchstick • Bass Wood In Roll Ups can1 Cancer Society's • education prevent your en)oyment if you IN KEYPORT and MA TAWAN- Cafe Curtains, Etc. programs stress the importance of happen to invade their haunts the annual physical checkup. These Include chtggers, ticks, horn cts,. wasps, and the ever-present All Sleol- All Sizes 17" to 36"Wide x 64" Long WHat la being dgne? In 12 years, chemotherapeutic agents have in- mosquito. Bee stings can be fatal PURE WHITE creased the'' life span of those to an allergic person. Take no stricken . with- chronic' and acute chances. See a physician;if mark- Would ed swelling occurs.' Ticks are di- VENETIAN leukemia. Judging from the results (TO THE MIDDLETOWDrivN SHOPPINeG CENTER6) Miles 00 of. current animal experiments, sease carriers. Remove at once by more advances can be expected. gently pulling. Do not crush. Foil BLINDS 25 According to Oreri G. 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FRil>AY9A.M. l roodwrjy Oni Norwood (A*n , L^ivg BroiKh. N J 1AJ LO 6-2695 275 Broadway o ouiri Rtwd, Ooih*:fit,' K i ,, Tbo Smart Drivei Tflfcpt Jbd fius ..... -A i , . ' . '" -'• - ,-J Thursday, June 30, 1960 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. '^•<-wr|e rW*«m Fireworks At O.B. submit to an oral review by a LEGAL NOTICE Crash Injures board of officers before final se- A fireworks display ~of extra ctjgjpt! made. • . proportions is promised by the Successful applicants appointed sBERirrs qax Family Of Four management of Old Bridge Sta- to the State Police,. Academy for SUPEKIOH COURT ' Four of one family were taken dium for Sunday night's program. the 16-week training* will receive » Or NEW JERSEY . to Perth Amboy General Hospital Rain ^wasned out the program salary of $2ts" peir'inonth and, CHANCERY DIVISION MONMOUTH COUKTY Friday. A number of drivers upon graduation, will advance to by Laurence Harbor First Aid Docket NO. F-1M0-5S FOR RENT HOUSES FOR SALE FOR SALE HELP WANTED Squad after their car crashed from this area are expected to $4104, plus $SBS maintenance allow- J. t Kialak Itorttue Corporation. UNFURNISHED apartment in Mat- MA.TAWAN, Cape Cod. 1 bedrooms. through SO feet of split rail fence participate in the 20-lap sweep- ance per annum. Annual incre- • «orp. slTl, PfiEuB V»; Gwr»e awan, 4 targe rooms, large tile ejparisioa ante partly finlshod, and wound Up in a crash into a stakes Sunday. There will also be ments of $205 are granted until a BOAT MEN AND WOMEN D. lottiu, et al»., Defendants bath, recently decorated, ample ccrrttlon room, basement and tree Saturday. The driver of the a 25-lap all-sportsmen race. To- maximum salary of $S1M, plus By viitoa «l a wrlf of execution Jn 18 foot Lap Strake Cedar, *83. Call WITH CARS clos- heat and hot water Cum- rocrcitlon roam, iMucrnent and 2 car was Mrs. Frances Carpenter, morrow night right and left hand maintenance allowance, is attain- the above staled action u me di- COlfax 4-036C, evening! LOv/cll OR M TON TRUCKS rected. 1 xhatl exsme for sale at pub- isheu. .nmediate occupancy, Call 36, Newark, and taken to the hos- turn racing will be entered into ed. Living quarters, uniforms .and ic venfJoe. a* uie Court nous* Tn car earaec Lot ISO x 100. Sterling •3-1701. MErcury 4-1989 (Woodbridge). pital with her were her husband, the sports car program with the equipment are provided by "the the Borough ot Freehold. County ot St., Keyport COKax 4-1378. |13 wjM Deliveries telephone' directories Moamouth. New Jersey, onTuesiJa.y, wjM William, and their children, June. use of the inside as well as the division. U» 8th day of July. ««. at 2 THREE bedroom ranch, living tn Mattiwnn o'clock. PJI. PrevaUlnj Tune. TRAILER, one bedroom, on nice CANDLED EGGS and surroundlni; nrrns 10 and Philip, eight. outside racing oval. Examinations are scheduled for ALL that tract1 or parcel of Und. room, dinette, kitchen, large lot, Wednesday, July 6, at 7 p.m., at situate. Mil and being tn the Town- space, with option to buy. Couple many extras. $14,900. Sterling FARM FRESH The fence mowed down was at the National Guard Armory, West- ship of MaTawan. In the County ef only. Call COlfax 4-4800. wjW SPECIAL FULL OR PART DAY the residence of Florence Morris, Monmouth, In the start of New Jer- McCann, Real Estate, 253 Broad ern Ave.. Morristqwn; High School, sey: ,e* . FOUR ROOM apartment, unfurn- l>ullets - 3 for $1.10 ATrRACTIVIi RATR9 139 . Laurelliurst Dr., Cliffwood St.. Keyport. COIfax 4-1376. J10 Announce Exams Memorial Parkway, PhUlipsburg; BEGINNING at « point In the ished, including refrigerator and Extra Largo — Do*. 55 Beach, according to Acting Police westerly slds of Una Hoad vhlck CL1FFWQOD BEACH 4 rooms and Inquire Storlini; July Ijt Central High School, Chambers point is measured along the follow- range, located 69 Main St., Key- Jumbos — Dot. .67 Chief J. Edgar Wilkinson, Matt- bath, enclosed porch, garage. For State Police St. and Greenwood Ave., Trenton, ing two coursea beginning -at • port. Call COlfax 4-2918. w)30 GIBSON'S EGG FARM 9 A.M. — 5 P.M. wan Township. A summons was is- point marking the Intersection of. the $8,900. Sterling McCann, R o n I 8. II. DONNELLEY COUP. Statewide written examinations and St. Joseph's Parochial School, center line of Line Road with the AMBOY RD,. KEYPORT sued Mrs. Carpenter, • Southerly line of lands conveyed by FOUR ROOMS and bath, heat and Estate, 253 Broad St., Kcyporl. V- bid .Village Hive Co. for applications to fill the existing Third and Pleasant Sts., Hamrnon . LOWELL 8-JJ18 Jamea Wamock and Nora S. War- hoi water. Inquire after 5 p.m., COlfax 4-1378. J30 .Highway 35, 1 inllu North of A crossing crash at VonBrackle vacancies in the tiew Jersey State ton. • .. v nock, his wile, to Jamea Warnock. Delbcrt, Box 120, Old Tenncnt Jr: by deed dated October 19. 1094, Middlviown Slmpplnu Center Rd. and Lloyd Rd. Saturday be- Police will be conducted at several Road, Morsanvllle. |30* MATAWAN homes 3 and 4 bed- recorded in Book 2511, page "Us; anil | MIDDLETOWN, N. J. tween autos operated by Michael locations July 6, according to sn running. Ihence: (I) "Ion."".."* »n- rooms, $10,300, $12,500, 514,500, Aluminum Windows LEGAL NOTICE ter Une ot LJne Koad. North 13 de- CARPENTER, home repairs, alter- 14E DO NQli-l'JlONE A. Decker, Telegraph Hill Rd., announcement by Colonel Joseph grees! 13 minutes Well, 187,60 feet $15,000 and $15,»0(l. Stciliiig Mc- Venetian Blinds Charter No. 6440 ations, Interior painting and floor Holmdel Township, and J. L. Ches- D. Rutter, Superintendent. to a point therein', thence 12) South Cann. Real Estate. 253 Broad St., Free E«ilinnte« ter, Engllshtown, brought com- tteaerva District No. a 67 degrees. 37 minutes, 2S seconds tllo. Call R. Slca. LOwdl 8-1511. ..._iz:. t',^^. w - Col. Rutter's announcement AEPOR1 OF CUNDITIUh Or nil West, 11.11 feeJ lo the westerly side Keyport. COlfax 4-1376, }30 No Money Down plabft from the drivers to Acting FARMERS » MERCHANTS NA- of Line Road to a point'and comer jlO* BUS DRIVER commercial «»• stresses the unique procedure used TIONAL DANK OF MATAWAN IN Karl A Frinti. COIlax 4M03 Chief Wilkinson that the fault for of the lands about to be conveyed CELLARS, allies and yards clean WEST KEANSBURG aew ranch, pi'rlrnco iicci'SBnry, bus ICC «• in the past" few years, wherein the THE STATE Ot NKVV JKKSKi which »l the beginning point of Uila the crash was due to the fact there AT THE CLOSE Mf BUSINESS ON description; thence (I) along the ed. Reasonable rites. Call LOw- 3 bedrooms, modern kitchen, tile PUC common ' arrirt expurlonct applicant is not required to make JUNE IS, 1960 PUBUSHED IN were no warning signs at the inter- Westerly aide ot Une Road, Ttforth ell G 0593. JlO bath. •12.800. Inquire Saturdays USUD rcfrlnerataii. 549 05 and up helpful, slrudy work Apply Rollo prior application.. A qualified ap- BESPONSE TO CALL, MADE BY, 13 degrees, It minutes. West, ISO. section. . • — COMPTROLLER OF rBE CUB feet, to ihe new division Une dividing or Sundaya, 154 Essex Ave. wjtl Good condillon Pole's-Jrre 7X0} Transit Corp:. J75 DroudiViiy, Key- plicant may report to any of the RENCY. UNDER SECTION Ull, land herein conveyed and lands ot ta*. 4-3700. oi KF.anshuri! fl IIQ0 Another Accident U. S REVISED STATUTES. the aforesaid James Warnock. Jr.; ASSOCIATED PAVING CO..,.. PAWTAVENUE, Bellori), 2 be* port_,_ ' w||l four examination points and will be ASSETS thence (21 along Ute nme Soul!i *' MliN experienced In building trndo, i A car operated by Mrs. B. Nel- permitted to take the written degrees, 37 minutes, 25 seconds, West, rooms. Call L, Karkus, KKIIo/M cash, balances with oil), 273.29 feet- to B point In lands «t Asphalt driveways, all work guar- carpcniry, brlcli, block, plaster- 'son, 2 Calt Dr., Hazlet, was bat- examination. er banks, including re> . - 1-U7J cVeninRS.. wjtf serve balance, and',., said Warnock; thence (II along landa anteed, easy bank terms. Free chines'. All mukes. new or used Ing. New Yfjrk, Shiuo nutn and tered in along its left side by one Applicants must possess the fol- cash Items in process of said Warnock. jr: South IB de- ; grees. S8 rainules, 45- seconds, Bast estimates. F.H.A. approved. Call Guoranleed Easy terms "l\iiv cxpf nsi.-s. I:OIIIIK -t-0'114. wJ30 driver by.Douglas Stocte>2 Wood- lowing minimum qualifications: of collection , »I,579.362.V6 U8.36 test; Ihence (4) North 67 de- RANCH TYPE homo on Church United Sutej Govarn- . . Liberty 80191. jtf "crii whero they HK 'em" l-ow a> brook Dr., Matawan Township, in Must be a citizen of the United ment obligations, direct crees. 3f minutes, 24 seconds,. .East Road, Robertsvillc, Marlbow TRUCK MECHANIC, Apply Rollo PARKER Boarding Homo for aged $25. Serp|eo'9,i 101 Mimmoulh St a crash Friday at the intersection States and a resident of New Jer- and guarantt-ed 3,564405}.55 _~~ feet to the Westerly aide of Township. S larj;e rooms and Ti'iicklnii, !l'5 .llroadwuy, .Ki'y- Obligations ol Slates and Line Road, the point and place of men and women; 24 hour super- Red Bank. Nexl lo theater $11 ol Van Brackle «d. and Reid's Hill sey for the past twelve months; BEGINNING. bath. Detachw] narnKC Call |KM't, wJ7 political cubdivicions .:.. 9S0.349.S7 -vision; Individual dle£. licensed 7-0485. ' w|tl Rd. Mr. Stocker told the acting no, less than 21, nor more than Other hoads. notes, and This description In accord with sur- William,4, J debentures , 1,000.111.44 vey made by Edward C. Rcilly.and by Slate of New JcrY'VjJj&fcnn- chief the road surface was gravel- 35/^ears of age us of'July 6, 1960V s Corporate'ttockl (includ- Associates, I E. and L.3., Perth Am able rates. 1'^ mllei^Siotti ol ed so loosely that when he applied at least 5' 8" and not more than ing $10,500.00 clock of boy. N. J., dated November 9, 1058. 4-3030. After 6 p.min. cnll CJIIistm 800 x 15, lota nf troiul Icit mi Federal Iletcrve bank) 19.500.00 Matawan light, Highway 34; oppo- eniulllUinii, llbt.'1'iil I'lnplnyco hone 6' 4" in height; weigh not less tH'an Premises known as 510 Line Road. Will sell complcto for $(M, Cull his.brakes, ihey would not take Loans, and., discounts ,(ln> MaUwan, N..J...... site White Gato Inn. Call LOwell 0-9300. •• i\s. Apply Canterbury Knlllcin, ^hold and the car skidded along Into 150 nor more than 225 piunJs; well eluding ...1236,11! over-" ', Subject to reelMctlons and enac C:Apltnl.2-0B«. w|tl Lid., Uiuust Sl./'Kcyjiotl, : wJ3li proportioned. He must be of good drafts) 4.OJ0.00S.3D ments of record. If any. coning ^nd |tr "the intersection. * Hank aremfses owned . : municipal ordinances, and such facia If YOU ARIf iildfiiilnii on fiiinnc- reputation and of sound moral $235,037.42, furniture FURNISHED rooms, men only! IN MARLIiORO, 3 bcdrodni raiicli, KNIITKKS, tniliiocii, imjlo, HK- Patrolman William Smith, town- qs an accurate survey and examin- ' ln(t n new or uai'd* mi and arl character. ' ', . nnd fixtures (S5.137.2a 300.174.70 ation of the premises would dlscbse. Tel. LOwell 6-9852. 130 custom built, $12,000 ••- Stion cash ct'llcnl fuluri', plfdimnt worklnii ship police, reported a car driven Other', assets 2.B85.10 Together with all fixtures' now .at- bulnnco 20 year inortguiso, Cull Interfiled In navlnj! up to SB u All applicants wilPbe Informed room upurtment. condl|lon», llbernl I'lnployft! beno- by John G. Kelly,'32, of 462 Cliff- tached to or used tn connection with LOwOll >lll75. wj'10* moiilh on chori'.es, Cull Hub Orr nl of the results of the'writlcn testa Total Asscta »12,477,437.5] the aforementioned premlsos and Cull LOwell 6-4230, J30 fits, Apply Cnntcrhury KIIIIICIK wood Ave., Cliffwood, skidded on any household appliances, and includ- COIfnx 4-B0J2, " _ _ ^W Mil., l-nctwl St., Kcyport. wj:tO Route,35. Friday into the rear of .and those passing will be'notified ing more particularly therein the fol- STORE, opnoslto^parklnB lot, Ap- LIAUIL1TIES lowing: Kcnmore Coal kitchen range. PIANO, perfi'd condition, itmiid- ; one standing before a red light at to report to Division Headquarters, Demand deposits of lndl> 22 • V1 W.P. screens. ply Single System Laundry, Inc., WALKER & W.AtKL<:H I'AYIIOLh CU'.RK, i npnli'nrt'*i»*« vlduals, partnershlpa, -JIBllicr's clock, antique muslii bnx, Cliffwood Ave. The standing car West Trenton, for physical and The approximate amount of the Broad and First Sts., Keyport. L hnurlyinid plitct' \Voili, iihlllly tn ^ medical tests. Formal application and corporations 2.830.227.35 REALTORS— tihort wnve radio eel, 3'/j h,p, out- was operated by-Willis V. Layton, I'lme deposits of Indi- Judgment to be satisfied by Hold sute Coll COIfnx 4-0757. . jvjtl type, I'li'dsont workhi'ii ciiiullllonii,» forms will be distributed to those viduals, onrtncrthlps, is ike sura of ICMOO.OO loceiiter wllli board inulor, clii'sl of drawers, •• Little Silver. the costs of tills sale. Illioral emiiloyct) hiMlcfilx, Apply who pass the physical test. Appli- and corporations 7,042,768.02 APARTMENT 3 rooms, BOj,~iiot Highway 33, Hailet hun|o, round nnk dlnlnit luuin Deposits of United States ]HA E. WOLCOTT. Sheriff. wnlcr, electric furnished, near COIfllH. 4-5JI3 . Ibie, _Cull KUunsburji 0-0840, WjSO (Jmli'ilniry KnliU'is Ltd., Locust cants passing all tests will be In- Government tlncludlrtg Dated May 16, 1900 SI,, K«y|Hirt. ' " \vJ30 vestigated and will be required to postal savings) 240,335 98 Marvin K. ScMcslrmer, Atty. Keyport HlRh School. Call COIfnx Open i D J presented the ischobl with ' RGANViLLC. N. J j sKetmburit, ifcal uied rijtarv pwtc'r, mower, Mar Un'un Ave, Owner call flj»>d jpoie. %iS- - .,..; ,.,„,,*Jtt MMII' tmt '' "'v li? CO4-35M " wjtl. I Sixteen THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, June 30, I960 FOODS FOR THE FOURTH! SMOKED BUTT *fUUY COOKED HAMS •According to U.S. Oov't. Specification* MSuper-|?ight" Quality Beef STEAK SIRLOIN Ar A&P,HiUsale INCLUDES ALL CUTS of Sirloin and Porterhouse Steaks—NONE Refreshing Beverages! PRICED HIGHER! so*--* Bliifsr At*, Club lad*, Fruit Flavor*—Cat* of 12 iota,' Ml 75:79 paw Yukon Clubo ; 4,;? 49c "Suptr-FKcht"—C«n1«r Cat. pirn toi. Coca-Cola Siptilt SMOKED HAM SLICES 89' TOP ROUND STEAK Allnrl.ll.i tllood Domutlo : Toi orlottom—Boniltii White Rook Pluldtpoiit * bottti ™ lb c |III J> ll>i< einjtr A •, Club BOILED HAM 99 ROUND ROAST * boffin W Cairn*! • ..,. .• uIup»r.!ll|Ht"—Bonilat* Canada Dry M*-nMj.f. U" width —T - . — REYNOLDS ~f& ftroll Frottn Food Favorites! ' Dairy Food Vo/utsf Waal* k«rn*l ' ' ' • Dil Mont* Brind ' Rafilir or Plate ' »«•«" Mtl-i-llt Putwrlzwl Pratt** UnitppU 44 oi. s NIBLETSCORN • •- 3 ^ FRUIT DRINK 'V can 27 SUNKIST LEMONADE 10" 99* AMERICAN CHEESE t. rimtni AtttrlMnt IIMSK lilol . ;. Freneh Fried Potatoes »>*« 4 «£ «9« Mild Ched-oBtt '-»"-^- NABISCO COOKIES 35- REALEMOM Cubed Beef Steaks ' ^«^ '^M1 Natural Swiss Slices tumfilnt C e f HYDROX COOKIES Mil. 45 dexola .For (ryln J. beting, illxll koHU45 Sliced Strawberries ">^ ^31* Cheddar Spreap d ffiJ C rt PEANUTS 49 CIDER VINEGAR Amr'tgi.-' " fteyal 8flatin Desserb 4 *;•; I7« Ta-RexSyrap ' »rle»» tffacflva Kirn Safiinlay, July 2BJ In S«p«r Marfccfa and Mf-Smle* ttont k* MEW JHUIYT \ R ! F|;| 00D AVE> CLIFF i" £^i[,S! * *«» We*.. nuin...Uatn » PJL - Frlia* Uacn H tM. .)I» A,i .WILSON AVE^ PORT MDNMOOTln l • RT™, M• AT P0OLE AVE-, MRItAN TOWNSHIP SJT. MAI MAIN ST ;n«««UW*'rh«l|lM "n«fc • W«d - Tters., I'mtt a_pjM(i TMm. • Wed. I M. , ,;. URDA ?:,;..'^BC: • .. III. Y 1 i:: • • . --' ' o Good buys in Used, Floor Sample ond Discontinued Furniture! Everything from a choir to a mattres? to o whole household of furniture for a fractionydfregular cost! FIELDS THRIFT WAREHOUSE SAVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY... Thousands of Dollars in inventory further reduced for quick give-away. Good Used, Floor Sample, Cancellation BEDROOHI SUIfES You narfie it . . . we've got It! ^- Modem Colonial, Traditional. Choice of light and dark finishes. 1 Many A, 5 and 7 piece sets. Good Used & Floor Sample LIVING ROOMS FROM FROM All good styles, and In excellent 50 50 condition. It's worth a look, $1.50 » Wtek • Wi*k 3-ROQM OUTFIT New Maple Chairs ana* U«e BICYCLES ' LAWN MQWEIIS..>. POCKET KNIVES WINDOW FANS BADMINTON SETS STEP-ON CANS BAMBOO SHADES GARDEN SHOVELS BASEBALL GLOVES ICE CREAM SCOOPS •wiCYCLES TENNIS RACKETS FOLDING DOORS G-E IRON F60 GASOLINE CANS PICNIC GRILL On All Sale Merchandise ayed On Sidewalk . OPEN FRIDAY IVENINOJ UNTIL 9:00 KM. CO 4-2000 •I... 26-28 W«t frwt Stmt FREE PARKING IN REAR 2 DAYS ONLY! VT> spectacular Regular $2.98 Values Smartly Tailored SLACKS "FINE SHEEN" COTTON FABRICS rtEw.,.1960 FASHIONED 1 2 DAYS ONLYf'V Comparable Value* . --.. X ._.] BARGAINS 1-- PEDAl PUSHERS • JAMAICAS • SPORT TOPS SWIM SUITS ITYLID IV FAMOUS MAKUU FOR THI "ADORAIU" SIT We eort't even whisper Hie famous brand name* of these 'superb swim suits, but yon will r^cognfre Hie expensive styling -and rich fabrics! NO MERCHANDISE SOLD TO DEALERS •; • . , ••- - . • • •• - t • - - • : j W« Rtmv* th* Right I To Lfmlt 'Quantities 22 W. FRONT ST. KEYPORT .•If -•• COOLER nil.. GE AIR COOLER 54x90 PLASTIC TABU, CLOTHS SALE! 8 RIGID POOL SEA HORSE THAT'S A BIG 16 DEEP 5Ff. i iturdy backyard pool to PLASTIC fceep small fry coal and happy, S- , 18 feet in. diameter, Jflf deep, aides BOAT WITH PADDLE 20.88 are 14-gaugo white plaetic-ooated ' COATED wire meah, liner is Medjterra* nean Tolue plastic. 600 gallon ca- pacity, with built-in drain pluj. A RATTAN CIRCLE CHAIRS CHAISE 99 Whalaof* value! Our owr* air-cooled any-weather chairs imported from the Orient. LOUNGE 6 "~iiVbveiI oi tough "Asian rattan , with wipe-clean plastic coating. Blade wrought iron base with lion-scratch, rubber ; shod feet. ' Red, black or green with white. Perfect in pairs. ".;...:• > CHAIR Men's Wbsh VelpB 'N Wear 99 DRESS CHAISE SHIRTS LOUNGE Men'i BVD PITCH TEE 00 SHIRTS 1 CATCH WITH.POCKET Z1PPERED 16' TOTE IAO Bronze Ladies' Folding BER- CKair Reg* JTJ?r MUDAS ^for beach or mralght bit. .Bob* ... doth In 'red. Or **1ff"V smart' Sturdy vinyl Hostess CO-ORD 157 Set ^ MIRRO 17 Inch ALUMINUM !£• « dialrt a t3iala«v a btd, a con- iour xelaxcrl Li?hfwelglii but MOTOROLA^ rugged steel franM «ill bold «v- n . t ... • . .L «ral hundred pounds. Covering Is durable plastic tahtog-airtight, PORTABLE TV Round &l, mwhaMe. 95 Folds to 2 squam. Ideal forborne, office^ camp. Ked^blue, yellow/ 195 HassQck green, or solid colon. Without ? •a Stand : '* WITH BRASS LEOI JUST CHARGE IT GET A CREDIT CARD TODAY •(••. ;••• • -'V V* Save time and effort'. ' Shop without ready ca*h Enjoy your purchases at once Just say "Charge It" Eliminates buying worries No watting, no red taper-^r1 R.9-17.95 NOW Only 7 - Beige, Green; 1 Gold and Grey ~ Left orer Q QA Suits from '59 sr««k . 17.50 7|7W 15 Suits/ Reg. 14.98 Value i. J. NIWBIMY CO. StOM A9DMM ' NUM. N*4.99 OTHEt CHAtd ACCOONTf ii.«r>ll••«•«.« tMM 14 Only - All Colors HOW. LONG, it(«t.((lt»lt«tlt MMIl MMIIt«MMMIt II Suits, Reg. to 5.98 Rig. 3.35 m 1.99 All Purpose Boys' BEACH DECK SLAX SIZES 4to I S CUSHION SIZES 28 to 38 2.97 o 4.98 > - 330 Yards WATER FALL 20 3-SPEED FAHS Print* and Sol Id Colors SENSATIONAL VALUE! with PLANTER Streamlined portable fan with . " ; powerful.d-fpeed motor, rubber Regular QC i nwemfed for quJfttoese. So con- carry tgftatooin 1 tone enamel, 22X22K&%" J. J. NEWBERRY CO. KEYPORT s 5 100 TABLETS Do Yoa Meed 250 to 2,500 '•)'• •• .' /.-+ (• ti- • • -.: .••'•" : •".-,. : • .•;•.-•• • .-••--..-• ._,..._,._ , , . . • .- -. « , J •'-•—•-•... __. _ .-•Ji'V-'--~ , • . ' ••'... SYLVANIA BLUE IT IS A SIMPLE PROCEDURE TO - .•'/•• ;;.'••.' r;.;;.v^:::.t ; T : ••;•: ARRANGE FORA LOAN- AT: ••--.. -—r^-^^M^&^r' PEOPLES hATIONAL Just drop in and any officer will be glad to assist you —We'll meet your problem with a friendly, open mind and remember, we alv/oys wont to help USUALLY tHE TRANSACTION JS Indoor or Outdoor COMPLETED WITHIN 24 HOU RS AFTER YOU APPLY. When You Borrow You Pay Back Monthly 70 OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, KEYPORT J, Meisler, R.P. • 250 ...» H ••*••.• ' CO 4-0904 500 . , . 23^ 1000 ... 2500 . "SAVEONL MEATS" . . Bar-B-Que CHICKENS 29C "> Bar-B-Que FRANKS 49c Ib. EOPLES NATIO Bar-B-Que STEAKS "—'69^ '^ Bar-B-Que HAMBURGER 39c Ib. Bar-B-Que SPARERIBS 49c Ib. » 1 • I • A GOOD PLACE TO BORROW Bar-B-Que PORK CHOPS 39c Ib. ^ $250 16 $2,500 r^ A Mtmb«r F«d«ralD«po»it Insurance Corporation M&SMEATS 25 W. Front St. Airport Plaza CO 4-9807 KEYPORT >Olt Route 36# Hozlet Shop on the Mall for BARGAINS! THAN YOUR M0NEY*SW0^ - FAMOUS BRAND WHITE TROPICAL PANTS MEN'S WASHABLE DRESS SHIRTS ;,••• •••..•" •. -'."lUg. 8.50 each-".'-';" ^: : --••• • SUMMER ROBES MG.4.25 NOW 3'35 2 pr. for9*? 5 ^ RE9, 1(»^5 NOW !~.' • ' WALLACE KEYPORT MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR The Nation's Leading Brands STREET jr;. KEYPORT oc^ TT KX9CM Open This Weekend Till 9! FURNITURE 7-11 E. FRONT ST., KEYPORT STARTING TODAY & CONTINUING THROUGH SATURDAY EVERY PURCHASE REGARDLESS of REGULAR or SALE PRICES WHY THIS SALE IS POSSIBLE i: LOOK WHAT YOU'LL FIND ' * . • Bedroomi \ Within o few short weeks we will be taking inventory and • Bedding , • Chain paring for August furniture sales. The less merchandise we. * Living Rooms * Occasional * Carpets Furniture have to inventory the better for us, so help us but and help your- •Dining Room* 'Miscellaneous •SflcHanol Furniture self, to really big savings. You deduct 20% off our already * Lamps. low prices on any item in the store. There are no reductions or. THESE FAMOUS BRANDS limitations... everything goes. Sound business principles force * Johnson Carpet • Invitation * Chromcreft us to limit the sale to 3 days only. Come in and sbve. •Broyhill •Knight of Rest •Lan# REMEMBER ! 3 DAYS OF FANTASTIC •Sleep AM • R«ec« •Others FURNITURE and CARPET SAVINGS THAT V-^^_,M . For Bargain* In Good Uted utid Floor Sample Furnljur* NO Itt V(((t *• Field Thrift W«rehoui«—Acron tht Strttt From YOU MAY NEVER DUPLICATE AGAIN! • • Our Main Store In KsyporL HAWAIIAN DAYS AT . . . BAYSHORE STATIONERS BARGAINS ON THE SIDEWALK ... 2 ONLY, QUIET-RITER REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPEWRITER 8295 Pfut REGUtAiT$137.85 Tax AH Metal Pot Magnetic HOME PERSONAL BULLETIN BOARDS In Colors Lttttr SIz* 10 In. D.#p REO. 3-93 . 3.9S " 2 JUST IN TIMf FOR YOUR LUAU or PICNIC SERIES BOOKS 9 Inch LILLY CUPS BOBBSEV TWINS Pfcgt. of HARDY BOYS WE "STAND BEHIND" 2 10 Eoch NANCY DREW, ETC, REG. 2 for 35c REO, 1JQQ EVERY SERVICE JOB Whether it's' repairs to Television, DESK BLOTTER Radios, Phonos, Auto Radios,: Ampli- fiers or Small Electrical Appliances PADS 19x24/14x24 In Colors REG. 1.85 98 Inc. COIFAX CO 4-5555 KEYPORT (Acro«j from r«t Office Building) KEYPOUT W. FRONT STREET CORNER Or MAIN STREET 37 I. FRONT ST- • v. •• • GENERAL ELECTRIC'11' GENERAL ELECTRIC GENERAL ELECTRIC GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER Mobile Mald'DISHWASHER Filter-Flo* WASHER REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER • •>• capacity, • ONLY • n)f*r-fl«wattlingnnetti. ONLY • Jifs capodfy, i 13 cv. ft* 0 NL Y 11 Miff.' • .'^^.»«» ONLY Hut, tand, «oap K«*, -wr»».» AcHwt. • 10-tli. •;'Ayloi»ttlI<-*»frf*t.:;;; •'•:'-'# • HtMltm • ChltUr tray. ' EASY TERMS—UP TO 3 FULL YEARS TO PAY—IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! GENERAL ELECTRIC GENERAL ELECTRIC J.JOO AIR CONDITIONER GENERAL ELECTRIC Am*k*riMo**WonhdXVSirt* Automatic RANGE MUOd THWUW. a ONLY U|U • 4 Cbfr*4® »«rfo<* tuffs. •- niiQwtlp M •Mbt ttpcfty IwM «4 ttM b cm,*. *r tran*t*m«r. NO EXTRAS.' SALE PRICES include SERVICE! COME SEE THESE, AND MANY MORE, GENERAL ELECTRIC GOLDEN VALUE SPECIALS-NOW! NO MONEY DOWN 3 YEARS TOPA Y PAY NOTHING TIL AUGUST • • USE OUR METER BANK PLAN 44 W. FRONT ST., KEYPORT i CaUpOi ACROSS FROM SAFEWAY . -J •-->,,:•,.i. J ,.-,! ,*i " •" - .' •: .• . ;" \ L- * r *•-.'".• -: •.'" has added new conveniencato ^ —=r The Worlds Most Our Best-Selling 1960 Golden Value Beautiful TV l i PRICED x NEW I960 SYLVAN I A (Jual ImzA fliaU ewilrol. Tumi -** MtWlOf Off— **5 . •.. Mliett th*nn»l wm •M/cofltlnuoui! 'UIMYISION" F«B Console ••mtffiP- "BlTluVVISIOM" W With ,. -mm. 21" TV at New Low Price! Wireless Kip£ COHTML: > ' NOW ONLY NOW ONLY Kghltrt MiirctompKtl And low Famous Mokt 5TEAM IRON (• 10.88 i USE OUR MITER BANK PLAN 44m FRONT ST.; y :.:-.;,?: ;• .'•.'-.fl;-l W MAIN ST>, , , - U--i ' V' b FROM CURTIS FURNITURI HAWAIIAN DAYS CfLEBRATION SALE B DAYS OrFANt^OTIC SAYING f » r* 3 PC. MAPLE ARM SOFA-BED LIVING ROOM HOLLYWOOD BED 4-PC. BOOKCASE BED flattie HEADBOARDS MODERN BEDROOM SUITE U ""$^99; and cofor» CHAISE LOUNGE • Aluminum REO. $14.00 • Lightweight • Saran W«b $7" 9x 12 • Sleeps Two Comfortably LINOLEUM RUGS • Platform Rocker - • Many Patterns • All Design? . $499 • Double; Dresser REG. $169.50 -* Straight Choir • For Every Room • Choice of Ifobrics • torga Mirror, • Bookcase Bed , • \VeJI Constructed - -^ PAY $5 MONTH FAMOUS ENGLANDtR •Full or Single Size- ^# Storage Comportment • targe Chest ' INHEftSPRINQ MATTRESS •Grey or Blonde CASH OR BUDGET FOLDING ROLL-AWAY COTS • 1 ' ... , ond HIDE-AWAY BED CONVERTIBLE SOFA with QUALITY INNERSPRING MATTRESS MATCHING BOX SPRING 2Forl • Use for Extra Sleeper REO. 132JS9 BEDDING SALI • Can B« Used os Sofa.... Cboos* Aay Tve, MattnM Or 50 Box Sptimg. Or Both, lm HMJU.* • Guaranteed jnnerspring 22 Ooitter Or Full size, f lfYear Gouastoe * Heavy TkUaj • JPre^oUt Border INNCRSPRING ^ Kef. fl2l.lt PLAY PEN PADS • Sleeps Two Comfortably CRIB MATTRESS " Both For • • Modern or; Lawson Style • VVETPROOF • FULL SIZE REO. $14.95 REO. • Inner spring Mattreis , • PULL SIZE W • Choice of Colors . • WETPROOF $^.99 • Many Colon $1 •5990 • Fudy Guaranteed . • Guaranteed • Foam Rubber Available Pay $SJ0O Monthly BUDGET TERMS. 10 WEST FRONT STRlET OPEN FRIDAY TJL 9 P.M. KEYPORT CO 4-3565 TiT HAWAIIAN DAY'S HOLIDAY CRACKERS BATH ING SU ITS, Advertised Brands, VaY; to 14.98...... $6.88 at JAMAICA SHORTS, fceg. 2.98 ....;.:.-...... -...^^..... -$1.98 .$3.98 PEDAL PUSHERS, Values to 5.98...... $2.88 Quantities Limited - SAVE! STRAW BAGS, Values to 7.98 ...... $2.98 BRAS, (Famous Make) ...,.—.....—..— FREE ! FREE H — Larg. Can (46 SUMMER GOWNS, Si?es 32 to 52 ...... HAWAIIAN BLENDED PINEAPPLE - GRAPEFRUIT JUICI • with every purchase of $5. or more SH0RTY PAJAMAS....:..,... .-$2.88 SLIPS, Values to 4.98 ..,...... :...: ...... •$1.88 COUPON SALE FRIDAY COUPON SALE SATURDAY ..$14.88 LADIES'RAYOW- MEN'S REa49c SPRING SUITS ond SUITS, Values to 24.98. PANTIES/^ STRETCH SOCKS ..$1.88 LIMIT :ir-IX^,;,fe~4,^~, ftti DRESSES $5.85 8 Better With Thli Coupon-Adult* Only With Thli Coupon—Adult* Only".. Vol. to. 14.98 2 FOR $$10 0 Values to 19.98 BATHING BOYS' Values to2.9 5 UNIFORMS, Values to 14.98 ... .„...::..S.L~:—...:^ .,.~$3.88 Any Reg. 2.98 - Few Reg. 3.98 Polithad Cotton, Pr**hvynk LADIES' DRESSES BOYS' SLACKS with Sle«y«t and Sl««vel«i. Reg. and : Nary - Gray - Brawn POLOS ...98c Girls' Er Boys' BEACH COATS $2.69 ' :• • -• '•• Half Sl»» ., ,- --, J , on GW I-Pc. SWIM SUITS .^.^89e Friday Onlyl> J. 3.98 ,-.. Girls' JAMAICAS, 3 to ^x: S*» Keyport't Largatt IUg. 2.98 — 8 to 14 BOYS'SHORT$. "Jt"-^. .:,:Glrl»'V::.B':.:'.••:,\ DRESSES ^•8S BATHING SUITS • Val. to 7.98 UP FOR GRABS Vol. to 3.98.:; $1.98 Viiluei lo 2.95 American Mad»~Not Chtap Import* trrttf. of 1J6 - 2J8 PAPER WINDOW SHADES Nattonaily Advertiwd . Whltt or Etru JEANII LADIES' BLOUSEJ 23c Sltavts and SIMV«I*« Many Urtadvertised Vafuet — Look and Say* 13 W.FRONTS7V CHARGI KEYPORT ACCOUNTS ALPINE'S INVITED ONTHIHIU. ^p EAST FRONT STREET KEYPORT •"TT13 OUTSTANDING BARGAINS BfflMOB "HAWAIIAN DAYS/' July 1 and 2, Will See Our Sidowolk Loaded PAINT SALE Down With Outstanding Buys... Close-oufs and Odds and Ends of All Sorts. Among Them You Will Find • • •„ i .PlASTIC VINYL ACKLrC. HOtJSEPAINT Four Trays to Each Set wrt FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS r;.tt Many Other Surfaces Ideal FtifBasctitent Walls Artificial Flowers Including Vase ONE* mjtifitt Frimtrftr Stww Tiff] VALUES TO $6« NOW PLATFORM ROCKERS if. >- Tweed Material, Plastic Headrest and Arms ,fei um OUR USUAL$4450 NOW PAINT SALE 9x12 FELT BASE RUGS v . BUDGETEERS BY ARMSTRONG SHI* REGULARLY $8-95 HOW 'A1NT MADE WITH ALKYD SCATTER RUGS All Wool or Wool and Nylon OUR USUAL $1,00 HOW ASK ABO BEDROOM SUITES Surfact Gonditlonw T Double Dresser/Chest, Bed VALUE $16900 HOW Of Course, We Can Only Carry 'So Much Out On tKe Sidewalk, So Be Sure to Stop Inside and See Many More Attractive Buys. Our Com- plete Stock Is Now Reduced for SUMMER CLEARANCE I SHOW WHITE Enjoy Better Furnishfngt Sooner on Our Extended Payment Plan SATIH Oaf On* Quart FREE 1896 1960 rUTVMlNISK Quart far w OM Quart FREE FURNITURE COMPANY BtnaGERAlOR T OMMEL T Soy On* Quoit FOT <..< Op«n Monday ond Friday Evcningi'til 9 Free Parking OppoiiN Stor« OM Qyt FREE WATES- PAINT BBiOVM Lili Ann Shoppe Welcomes Hawaii ! SALE ITEMS JUST ARRIVED Hats - Dresses - Gowns - New supply of Straw Bags Jewefry.-,Close-out of • Sportsvyear * Sumrrier Girdles and Lingerie Dresses -B£ SURE TO MAKE FREE ' PAKKIMO OURS YOUR FIRST STOP ttCAtk OF 62 W. Front StrMl CO 4-4027 STORE I SANDALWOOO SANDALWOOD SANDALWOOD Nowhere! SANDALWOOD Newest fashion color, in Vie above Rubbermaid items and many more L HOUSEHOLD HELPERS 4-2000 LaCONTE SHOES 66 W. Front St. - Keyport CO 4-4063 Women's Sandals Hear yourself on tho telephone! Soe yourself on TVI And lota mordt pn 1 ^11 a^ to 9 ^^^^p Stre et» be t we en B ro ad & Mati^tKe^p : ;..:. ..••.^.- = - ^;;--,. :-;. •....:•.. /:V- - ^; •' . . ; ,'. ' ; ,;. ' •__ j ....•:; _: : NBW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONK COMPANT SATl)RI>At ONLY 1 Snowflakr TROPICAL GOLD Glazed \^«-»- DOZ. IWItite Lay«ra ?ln«appU Fluff : ;^;Jdng;: ;::ij, • •/• • JEbbtttn'* Good Baktitf ~. i $f. CO 4-2876 ...^ ... •.-j . -: A dream vacation — you may ona day even go to Hawoit — xan come true when you look ahead*—plan ahead—and save ahead. Many of the most enjoyable things In life \ begin with systematic savings. "77 Keyport- Engtjihtown - Little Silver ,:~-,.~\.-j:.j}r:L Red Bank - New Shrewtbury UP DRIVE-IN WINDOW OPEN KAONOAY THRU THURSDAY 8:30 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. ;• I FRIDAYS 8:30A.M. TO BIOA: Completo Banking Service* at All OffJcot.•'...•.• .. W«mber podoral Depo«lt lntur*nct Corporation , ; ALOHA! Keyport Army & Navy Store presents MOSS TEXTILES HAWAIIAN SALE DAYS •r-r ••'•: ••••• ,'|QYS'-.' •.••:, • .••'•-, '.•- Men't Genuine : 41 WV FRONT ST., toeing Main St. KEYPORT PERRY COMO JACKETS U.S. NAVY *:} •WHERE YOUSAVE WHILE>YOU SPEND* T-SHIRTS BATH Rtfl. BED 59c 5.95 99 RtC. c TOWELS SPREADS 3 ••"' 1 MANY COLORS * 1 tl Close-Out Reg. 2.98 CAFE CURTAINS VALANCES,.;.: ...25c «och 1" COCOANUTS ff Setetclon of Reody-Mdde .from' With Every $2.00 Purchoio SLIPCOVERS-for 3-pc. set SLIPCOVERS MADE TO ORDER WASHABLE SLACKS MEN'S CHINO PANTS ATTRACTIVE CHOICE OF 72x60 Tan and Light Blu* •lack • Qr*y • Tin ^^ *)A FURNIf URE THROWl... ^frorn S!t»*:2«to42 39 Mad* in Z —~r-Ti' HHS • For Your Convenience We Have Easy Charge or Chorge Itl Hundreds of other item* on Sate - too many to describe, to. OM IK ~~AN*T -SAVE ! " r Special p- Boy's Sport Shirts ~ assr'd colors 99c up Specials for Hawaiian Days! See Our Display on the Beach of Woikiki ATtA? CLOCK *••;»? j.99 AS YOU HULA HUU Oft THE SANDS OF THE PACIFIC YOU WILL jtECEIVI YOUU OUASS SKIRTS AT THE MAN£E HOKOr • "• , "" 100 ASPIRIN (Keyport Army A Nory Store) TABLETS . (14 W. Front St, - 'On the Ur.l'J VACUUM CO 4-3008 — USE REAR ENTRANCE OFF FREE PARKING LOT BOTTLES TISSUES E »•••••«••.!»- . l.«5 |.O9 4O0V HAWAIIAN PAYS -SPECIALS Reg. 26e each '" : AEROSOL- Wfoclittter 6V, BUG BOMB CHEESE SPOTLITES CLOTH IqlM 9 Reg. $J29 10 YARDS FREE — FREE — FREE BI IM 0ADMINTON CLOSE-OUT Alum. I* FJb»rgl*«j SETS 15.95 on. Colon in Stock MOSQUITO ^ Cpll PON SCREENING V«!t» to 13.95 Super FOR A FREE RAIN BONNET K«mto»t 91*0. Sq. 9.95 13c Ft The Comer Reg, MS Drug Stof MANY MANY MORE MORE A. J- Gofdrttln, PfL Cf,' R«9- Plurnv ~" SPECIALS HARDWARE SPECIALS I Wi S tO4-1511-9789 Keyport 40 I. FRONT STREET CO 4 1145 —KEVPOUT SIDEVfAtIC Hawaiian Dayi SPECIALS! BARGAINSl Udlet* and M« LARGE SELECTION COUPON COSTUME JEWELRY Children Mu«f B« Accompanied by Parent •:' 25% OH 11.95 Kodak StarmiN 32.50 KODAK BROWN 11 CAMERA MOVIE HAND Reg. OUTFIT • CAMERA 98c PUPPETS 15.00 MEN'S 127-620-120 TIMEX 89 KODAK 3 for Jan EL WATCH 9 FILM TREJUR 1.00 STICK-CREAM ROLLON GIFT SHOP DUSTING TUSSY ' 15 E. Front Street Keyport POWDER DEODORANT r OLD SPICE & FRIENDSHIP GARDEN During Hawaiian Days ARPEGE TOILET WATER ...... 2.49 in© or Stop - in - Cohens Liquors MY SIN TOILET WATER ..„„.!.99=] Dustjng Powder - KHP YOUR POOL SAFE ALL SUMMER Est. 1933 SUMMER SHOWER H.T.H. 5 lbs. Cologne; 99. Lorg« Selection of Popular Brandt off Cream Sachet ;., y Domestic and Imported ..... TROL PROFESSIONAL KODAKS mm Liquors - Cordials -Wines HAIR MOVIE 89 and Beer - Also Keg Beer TONIC ~ FILM- \ RAID INSECT BOMB ...... 1.09 PAPER TOWELS. for $1 <3»BY SUNTAN LOTION...... 49c WAX PAPER ROLLS...... 2 for 39c FREE DELIVERY 1.75 HUDNUT EGG SHAMPOO 1.09 N<>. 5 FLASH BULBS :..;^ COME IN OR CALL COMING—TUESDAY, JUNE 2Sth TO SATURDAY, JULY 2nd MISS PAT-HAM ' ^ (Of th» DuBarry Suc«si School* ; ; . RECEIVE A COMPLETE SKIN AND HAIR ANALYSIS .— ,FRE1 OIPTS QUANTITIESLIMITID COHEN'S LIQUOR STORE 27W.FRONTST..KEYPORT 77 Broad Street Keyport DMf f PM«IM..Naftl Bui! BETTER Swim Suits•7::^^^'~T4.S!9- Skirts 2.99 arates r-r'-'r^rT^.Ji'M' DRESSES Dresses 4,99 Blouses 99c : .' v.!u»« to «js Jonolhon Girdles & Bras 99c ex Girdles -—• • • 4*99 Logon Include* 2l)?p«r Styiw"; - ".;";..„., R«g. 10M McKertrick Women's Hats 99f Bobbio Brooks Women's Dress Gloves 49 Dresses ^—•:v99c Forever Rubber Pants 19c Young Jamokas 7 99 Pushers •-«-*•«---.-- -1.79 Short ^^^^^^^ilil Values to 17.98 CHARGE YOUR 45 W. FRONT STREET PURCHASE AT ESTREICH'S KEYPORT Hawaiian Days FEIGENSON'S SUMMER v DONTMISS HAWAIIAN DAYS CLEARANCE HEEL HUGGER RID CROSS ton4.95 SALE 9.99 - 10.99 Cobbies R«g. to 10.95 SALE for this R*g. to SALE 7.99 & 9.99 P»Unt - Bono-WhlU BIG EVENT BUSTER BROWN 4" Children's Shoes SALE BUHIfR & BITTER, IIK. REGULAR TO 8.99 5" -CO4-0198 COTILLION WOMEN'S SUMMER * FOOT FLAIR SEE THE NEW VALIANT Reg. 10.95 R«g. 14.95 89 Brood Sr«et ' K«yport SALE Dress Shoes SALE 85 Spectators SALE Q99 ^didiX&E&XS9E&3i^9dfcE^^EfcS^XZ^23dkI^XXdtfUh9UQi^MAiaMHUdi 7 SPECIAL GROUP — 560 PAIR Blouses 99 Women's Shoes REG. 2.98-398 All He«li/ Colon, Sizei, REG. TO 9.95 SItevsiess and Short Steev* Caiualt Included Sollch .Print* - Plaids - WhiN Eoriy Bird Specials Attortad Group MEN1; SUMMER WOMEN'S FLATS AND SPORTS SUMMER SHOES R«f. to 6.95 T- SALE KEG. TO IMS SALE . &"••. 5 CHILDREN'S OTHER WONDERFUL lUg.3.98 VALUES 98 Low Sneakers 49 TOO NUMEROUS TO LIST- Whit* - Blu* - PUid PINK and BLUE STOP IN- SPECIAL LOW PRICE LOOK AROUND At FEIGENSON'S SHOES OPEN FRIDAY NITE TILL 9 PJA. CHARGE WITH EASY CHARGE 43 W«it Front Street 19 E. Front St. CO 4-1754 Keyport T-*---^-^^-^^^ ANY CAR IN OUR STOCK fpr your next cook-out . . . ICE COLD SOFT DRINKS/ ICE CUBES ' • -V- Hundreds of cases of These 2 doys ICE COLD I BEER CO 4-4470 SMITH'S LIQUOR SHOP •':••• BROADWAY AND FROftff STREET>. 370 Broad St. CO 4-1323 Keyport KEYPORT, N.J. ,,, •>. \:.-.>r'.: •'••••-: \o •>-•). PAPER Remote Throttle Control TABLE CLOTHS 5 lor 1.00 BEACH BALLS ^ PtASTIC COVERED UP TO.1.5?;. SLEEPERVLOUNGER f C Coil spring base plus GO* boibter. STRAW 69 Heavy plastic cover: orange, tan, white, ivory, black, turquoise. BEACH ^ g. 4S.» HATS Assorted colors MARTINS WATER WIZARD SV^IMf-INS 198 GOGGLES 50c J MASKS 98c qiRv« SAIE! 2 H.P. 4-CYCIE BEACH TOWELS SALE! 5'WADING POOL , 2-ring heavy BakeUtd Kreoe wl'tb colorful print on ring* ahd bottom, 19 ROTARY MOWER LodiesV Plenty of room tat your tiny to.ta J/wk!'AlI these tup features and " • . • TERRY 98 and all their friends. - * ,, . morel Deluxe throttfc control on TOPPER handle! Adjoslable cutting height 1 Siies 10-16 . ...VA to 3". Extra close trim to . minimize : scalping; Special Blip ^ device tp nunimizo any possible engina d*amag«. Lifetime nyjon SURF 98 bearings. J4-gauge steel bose. RIDER ALASKAN 21" ROTARY AIR 99 SPOT MOWER COOLER Reg. 39.95 v - IMPULSE STARTER TRAVEL 24" ROTARY AIR 99 SPOT FOR 4 MOWER COOLER Reg. 34.95 Plenty of outdoor action and fun for all ages-no special court needed. 3 SPEED Includes 2P official taped net With OPEN A NEWBERRY metal, poles,.stakes; 4 multi-lami- G-E 95 nated rackets with hl'test nylon CHARGE AIR stria&SqualityplasUcBhuttlecocks. COOLER ACCOUNT TODAY! Thermostotfc Controlled! 10-INCH 72 AIR MATTRESS VELOCIPIDE 20" Grand for beach or back-yard siln% •Tubular m**v nlng, as water float Made of heavy al frame, ad- , V jiutabl* scut, IMPORTED gaugV laminated, embossod vinyl plasttc-full sire 72*30' wifliplUow/ v!•;'•:'•chroml e him-- -. 'i ~'\i.dl«barar In metal screw-type valve. Coral/yel- ;r ii ^,*-- hrmmvt . Slid ' BIKE Boy»* or Qfrii' WITH TRAINING WHEELS low; or solid olive drab. . • \ ••••:'