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IdemlMt - 90th Y E A R — 47th W EE K HaUofuJ Editorial JUtocUBoa MATAWAN, W, J h THURSDAY, M AY 21, 1959 Men l « M | Pn s i Am o r iVm Single Copy Ten Cent* Shea Leaving Matawan Memorial Window Madison Disetittination Issue In George Deitz Receives Jaycee Award Rescue Squad To Matawan Faculty Hiring Teachers Taken Into Couit Mark Anniversary Served Schools For Board Appeals Wfedive From Trentari; First Aiders Plan 37 Yeart; Praised Pattern For Whole Stole Seen At Stake Celebration Sept. 19

Resignation of John J. Sbea, Madison Township B o ard of Du,,dor of the Division Against Tentative plans for a 25th annl Who (pr 17 yean h u been i teach­ Hducation'a appeal of the order Discrimination. The superintendent verssry celebration of tbe Matawan er In the Matawan Schools, was from the Division AgainttJQllCflm- replied he could not submit th s F irst A id k Rescue Squad, inc., ination of the State DepartiW nt'ol Application as it was not In his were discussed at a special meet­ received by the Matawan Town Education to hire Charles E. Wil­ poisrssion. He stated he had turn- ing ef the squad recently. T he (hip Board of Education Monday. liams, New Brunswick, a Negro, d it over to Dr. MUIIgari in March, event will bu held on Saturday, , It wai accepted with regret and was duly entered with th* Middle­ f h> n the state order was being pre- S ep t, 19. In th e ev en t o f Inclem ent ( letter of commendation for his sex County Court before tht May -pmed and it never had been re- weatk-r, the alternate date will . long service was directed to be IT deadline, Henry M, Spttxer, aurtu-d to him. l» Saturday, Sept. 36, The general sent him. The resignation is ef Perth Amboy, the board's attorney, 1 Mim Carol Delbaaco uked him committee consists of Frank Cor- fectlve June 30. : . confirmed yesterday. Mr. Spltxer fl he had tried to get it back. Dr. daaco, [ rank Martin, Theodor* A ' Also j resigning wat Marlene added that copies of th*i ' Itinonk said he had not. The matter Phelan Jr., Robert Colot, and ■r Koenig. The board hired' ai$ were served on Frederick M. Rau- en was filed and bought up again, C larence D, StulU , teachers u follows: Jeanne Fran blnger. State Commissioner* Of wiion was raised if the board Thu aquad was organized ill lMt. da, Clark's Summit, Pa., com­ Education, and Thomas P.MSebk> ed do anything sbout the order and haa been serving M atiwan and . m ental, high school, one year’s U r deputy attorney general H that the slate was the one at the surrounding area with 14-hour experience, B. Sc. Marywooi Col wllh the enforcement of the State Hull for it not being available. first aid, rescue snd ambulance lege, $4400; Mrs. Margaret K. directive to the board, and 4 1 * Bui question was raised If Mr. aerv’lco for 28 y e a rs. . Scott, Matawan, : kindergarten superintendent, Dr. Eugeo*‘ W. Williams' expression of interest by The celebration will include a pa­ CUffwood, three, yean, Ohio State Shrank, to present the V..... w ord of m outh M ay 23, 1958, or rade, starting af 1:30 p.m. Part|c- Univanity, two yean experience, application for a position'for re­ Sept. 1 did not constitute an appli­ patlng will be the llrit aid iquada Oeorge Delta, (left), was tbe recipient ef the Aral Jaycee Spoke 14000; M rs/Robert J. Appel, Bay­ newed consideration at its 1 Jil e # cation in absence of a legal docu­ wllh fir* departmiftiti and baada Award ever to be presented In the (irealer-Malawan Keyport Junior from nesrby communities, Military onne, sixth grade ClifTwood, B.S. m eetin g . ment Mr. Spltier said It wan a Chamber of Commerce. Otto Wolke, outgoing president, made the CCNY, one year’s experience, two Memben of the Veterans of Foreign W an McElvalne-Schanck As the date of ths regular May point of law, but allowed the direc­ contingents from ^rmy ind Navy Post 2218 and Its Ladles Auxiliary and American Legion Post 17f and award on behalf of the awarda committee, ' yean military, $4800; M n. Mary meeting was Thunday and., left tive in that Mr. WlUlims never posts In the area alio are expected Us Ladles Auxiliary, all of Matawan, are sponsoring a memorial The Spoke Award le given U> outstanding new Jaycees. Durlni to tike part, A display ot Artworks E. Robson, Matawan, French, high window la John Taaalni’s Agency featuring .tbe photograph* ot a ll only three days for filing of kn ap­ had communicated with him after Mr. DelU'a fint year as a Jaycee, he waa sleeted to th* aide* *1 aeeond - school, A.B. Barnard, M A. Albany peal by the deadline set. ther* had Sepi 8. indicating, in the superin­ vie* president and served as chairman of numerous committees. He and i block dance will b« featured ' the Matawan'boys who died while in the service of their country in­ alt* has aeth ‘ ...... State Teachen, 19 yean ex­ cluding the Korean conflict been concern it could be gotten In, tendent's opinion, that the appli­ actively participated in almost all ef th* Jiyce* functions *f In the evening, Rtfreihments will , perience, $9400; M n. Dorothy M. Readen will note the printing on the window banner '’Remember The Williams case originated cant had shown no continued In­ the nraviouaJoua year,year. : be wrved lo all those participating Holliday, Parlin, Latin and Span­ The Dead-By Helping The Living—Buy A Poppy.” Both the VFW last Sept. 8 when Mr. Williams terest In being hired. But it wai The award w u presented al the May meetingn at which tlm* Mr, in the parade, between th* time Delta was elect*d preeldent for the coming year, ish, high school, A.B. College of Post and (he Legioa will be selling popples through Memorial Osy. whose application was on file at felt against this that his action In the paridi endi and the fireworks St. Elizabeth, five yean ex­ Proceeds of tbe popples will aid disabled veterans, veteraaa’ widows o f M ay 23, 1958, w as c ite d ta t h f taking his case to the Division begin. > ■■ perience, $5200. and children's homes and also the local groups. stale directive as being one of Against Discrimination evidenced Commlitaei Appelated Bussell A. G. Steller was given those called In by Dr. Shroqk (or this Interest. Jaycees Elect Plan Bank Branch The following committee! wtr* a contract-forthelPM W O school interview regarding a position, Number Of Other Applicants appointed to aulst the general com- year as superintendent at $7560. Bonds, Insurance Visiting Youth There Is a difference of opinion Dr. Shrank denied that racial mlttte: Parade, C, II. ttultn re- Transferred To High Schaol as to whether,.(he Interview was consideration e n te r e d into h it Deitz President In Holmdel Area freihmenti, Harry Clune; fire­ Batty Rino, a teacher in Mat­ J u 1 1 for a teacher for an edu- handling of tha Williams applica­ w orks, A n drew Dlodilo; block awan Elementary School, was Proposal Mulled Drowns In Lake cable clasa or for ah elementary tion Sept. 8 or at any other time. "Hire Handicapped" Move lg Approved dince, Paul Hussey; ralfle, Rich­ moved to tbe high achool as a vacancy. Dr. Shrank reported not He noted that on Sept. I there had Stressed At Meeting Despite Objections ard Lewis; program, Carmella teacher of genual science. Wil­ Matawan^ Township Accompanied Dad^ fading Mr. Williams as the best been a number of other applicants Sardells; publicity, Robert Wool- 1 liam Blake-Haikms. a CURwood Committee To Act On Fishing trip suited by qualifications for the for the educable class post an d The Greater Matawan-Keyport Holmdel Townahlp Is wing to yj maintenance, jam ei Marlin |r teacher, was transferred to the educable class post open at t h e these, too, had not been hired. The Junior Chamber of Commerce held hive Ita own bank. The Merchants Trophlei will be awarded for: high achool fortbrm nercial sub- The Matswan Township Commit­ Lake Lefferta has added another Sept. 8 date, so the man was not superintendent disclosed that after Ita monthly meeting at (he Rollo Trust Co.. Rod Bank, will jo ahead Beit appearing'llrit aid iquad In Je cta . . • contacting sources of obtaining Post House, Keyport. May 13, at with plant to build a branch bank line regardless of number, firat and tee, after hearing proposals from boy to its number «t victims. A hired. Mr. Williams charges he at­ Hoy S. Matthews, building and tained certification by Aug. 1, 1938 teacher personnel, he had learned which time Oeorge Doltt, Matawan, building on the uulh side of Route second prlies: boil appearing group7 Iniurance specialists, yesterday in. four-year-old Newaifcboy, In M ata grounds chairman, reported 600 but hiring of elemental^ teachen a teacher experienced In the town­ waa elected president, Olhora elect­ SS, a p p ro x im ately 1000 teat west In lino with muilo accompaniment, chain needed to r C llH w ood dlcated the township will ga ahead wan oa a fishing trip with h is went on In Madison Township with ship tyitem m i certified In th e ed were Joseph Stenger, first visa ol Laurel Ave., ai aoon la clear­ tint and second prises; iquad School.. Harold S. Dolan ojpposed with plans' to bond all regular father,' drowned Saturday after­ persons of lesser qualifications »ork was becoming available. All president: J. Thomas Tasslnl, sec­ ance li received from the Federal having most uniformed m en In employees and provide accident llnei squad coming longest distance, p u r c h a s e ot a piano for Cliff­ noon when he apparently allpped than himself being hired and hia applicants with lesser qualifications ond vice prealdent; William Ohna. Reserve Board. -t Insurance for 25 special policemen. wood School at $909 on the own application not being brought accordingly were by-paased, the man, •ecretary; John WamOoit. The Red Bink banking firm (air miles); boat appearing ladles Township Committeeman Peter Into Hyen Creek, a branch of tba grounds a request for a piano for up again for consideration. By Dec, superintendent noted. treasure*. Officers will be . ta< cleared a. major hufdlo Monday auxiliary in line, flrit ind second J. Waters was asked to Study the lake, Matawan Police repdrted. MatSwad School three yean ago 1,1958, he acted on the matter In David O. Watson called attention atalled at the next meeting. ' when approval for the branch prlteai best appearing rescue bonding and jpsurance proposals had. never been met. He.was out­ Lorenzo Sanford fell into th e T ren to n . . ■ to the WlUtama contention he was Oueat'epeakin for the evening olllce waa granted by Charlea1 R . truck; baiVAppeartnu lire depart offered by Jam es J. Holden, special m e n t. T f ! v o te d 8-1 and the purchaiie! made.. lake at ft point near the Ihitttm- DldNof Hava Application > inUrM teJJn aw elernantary poai- were Sltt OrlfUOi and Tei' V ­ Howell; Mata banking commie* agent for the U.S.4'fidelity 'and .- - ’oAti amvafdTeriilon c ttb e je jt M t * ' M M l p . ' t l ; (h * -.M ftftrd ilotver, despitei ob|ectioni objection tiled by Alao tire f Guar'afttee Cd., and Johnr$t*b*» Jifaart M aiW ' ‘? ^ 'b * paii4...John U TeaaiolFltef chlno, th e township injuraoue playing wim jils'brother, Evereiu, w u ::iuln&;to preaeeV tJUT ...... __ , .* (OTntjnued on pag» ten)/, ^ ■geitt« f - r A h : ‘ -y : ilx-yMiwvId.- tW r application In acccrdaoo# W hlnk ierioualy oTtlS* ranll 'Ki'iineifrMcQueen, tw ildent of /pearliig drum *n¥ I ® * ;.eorpa. Mr. Water* said he recommend* Sanford,' 30, and his fflend, Ben­ the order Issued u n d « r th e lions'* of an appeal. He Merchanta Trust, aaid ht a ln a d /l'lral 4hd iecond prliea ^or unlorsi that a blanket secured for bojidoe jamin Parham, also ; ot Newark, name of Dr. John P. Milligan, (continued on page ten) It aervea, A questlon-and-answer haa applied ' tflv Was'hlngton "for IbMl »Pp*»rln« drum Md buoie a ll township, employee# with the- Stop-Light, period followed, federal ------Reserve approval,■ ■b U t cornt,com, t)rittfnt anduni second primprint to,h r p a g e were fishing nearby. (continued on ten) . would not predict ah opening date lunlonijunlors; beltheat achool bendband In line; The father's attention was drawn Because of th* need for public undemanding of thli matter, the for Ihe new branch office until beatmat airing band; best 1 appearing Holmdel Rd. Need by the elder boy ajfter Lorenzo had Landowners Get Planning Board Salvation Army Week Jaycees have set up a committee the necessary federal clearance li Dost; best oomlo outfit, County Petitioned Being Celebrated fallen into the water. Tho father which will Judge future enay and obtained. In granting ata te ap . aaw the tot’s bat floating In the Upgrading Halted Reverses Ruling billboard content,' it also will lerve proval lor Merchant! Tmat'a ax: By Committeemen panalon Into Holmdel, Commllaiolj. National Salvation Army Week water, and summoned aid. as a publlo relations commute* lor Housing Units Owner CTaTpis Heavy o r How ell took not* of, but roJo<;t. H o lm d el Township Committee is'being celebrated In Matawan Madison Zbning Back hiring th* handicapped. . ' H o a r long S e a rc h ed, objection! filed five compet­ voted Thunda/ to call on th e along with other communities On Sunday, the third annual by The Incident was reported to To Planning Board Loss Ag Being Miilec ing banking firms, Monmouth County Board of Free­ across the nation. The celebration Jaycee Road-e-o li scheduled to May Reach 4000 police a t S: 10 p .m . T he body w as holder* to put up a atop-go traffic began Sunday and will continue Laadowneri and developers Madison Township P la n n in g be held at the Matiwan High Five Banka Objeet ' recovered at'8:21 p.m. In about six Ordinance Changed aignal at the lntenectlon.of Holm- through May 24. Although there la Board “corrected’' Ust night what School (laid. The publlo li Invited. feet of water approximately where turned out ln force at the Madlnon The objectori war* the Mon­ del-Keypart Rd.- and BiMhany Rd. no Salvation Army Corps id Mata­ 11 ackapwledipd to be a mistaken School-agen will vie for prizes In mouth County National Bank, Red he had fallen In, by Richard Lewis, Townahlp Commlttee'i public For Marlboro Project ln Hazlet and also to widen Holm­ wan, the Army, through its service act oo Ita own part at the April a test of driving ability and aklll. Bink; th* Keiniburg-MlddlctOWn jLines Martin, Lawrence Gilbreath hearing on a measure to upgrade del Rd., a county road. M ayor unit ayslem haa been very much meeting. A veiled threat ot legal Other itemi of builneil discussed National Bank; the Farmers and It w * I liamed In Miiibora (continued on page ten) James H. Ackerson observed that In evidence. _ bouse and lot ilzei to "hold the actleq «me contained In the plea al the meeting Included the pau- Merchanta National Dank, Mata­ Townahlp thli morning that th e the volume Ot traffic passing The-’A npy's anntial drive Is run-' line” until the M uter Plan Is ol . th e. landowner held to have age of a motion to change meet­ wan; the Matawan Bink, and the number ol houses planntd by tna developer for Ihe irei between through the Intersection haa f a r nlng 20 per cent below the amount Legion Poppy Days • completed next January. autfered lOM by thia action. ing nights to the second Mondsy Peoplei .National Bank of Keyport. exceeded control by the stop signs received at this time In MSI. The of the month and also to enter a Rout* and Route It in the north- David S. Kaplan, Jamesburit at In April, approval w u given a Monmouth National argued that Bow placed there awl that th e Army la appealing for anyone who M n. Jamea Martin, prealdent of minor subdivision of a half-acre lot unit In the flrit annual Fireman's lt already had applied lo the net lector of thi township miy torpey, who said'he represented to beyond 9000, an d m ighi rM c n number of children traversing would like tojnijke a donation to American Lejjion Auxiliary, Unit on E dgar Rd, In Leon* Estates for Memorial Day Parade In Mata- federal government lor permll Hclmdel Rd. to adiool without side­ BiUe checks payable to The' Salva­ 17fl, Matawan. has'announced that 110 landowhen; presented a pe­ Arthur and'M ary Messina. Mayor w an. aton to open an Office In Ifolmdel Ihe 4000 m ir k la th e an d p lan n in g . walks or even asslde road on which tion' Army and mail them to J. poppii days will be held'In Mat­ tition bearing the signature! of Jtjhn L.' Chamberlain noted that Township at a alta almost Identi­ No approach hai been mid* yet to walk makes It' imperative some­ Donald Miller. Farmers and Mer­ a wan on Thunday, Friday and the lot approved had the 100-foot cal to the one approved for Mar- 10 th* lownihlp planning hoard In tho*« for whom he spoke. Tlirco Housing Problem Seen the matter'whll* thi aeeklng ot ’ (continued on page eleven) chants National Bask, Matawan. Saturday, May 28, 24 and 30. frontage required but wai only SO chants Trust’s new branch. developers having a total of 2000 oplloni Is being cirri ed on, feet at (fie rear. He held that white In Three Area Towns acrea In the townahlp also wi re Farmera and Merchants, Mata- As anticipated action to the de­ it mat tha aquarft footage minimum win, also pointed out that II ha| outspoken in opposition. "Problem housing areai," where velopment was seen when th* of the sowing ordinance, it did not applied to ihe fedoral controller Knights Welcome Christian Brothers School Principal Mr. Kaplan declared ihosc h>r residences aro more than 40 por townahlp committee Thunday In­ meet the requlrementa of the tub- for pormlaalon to open a branch whom he spoke were "large prop cent dilapidated or lack private troduced 1 revision ol the tubdlvl- division ordinance and thia w as al Morrell's Corner in the Italic! erty ownen and taxpayers' who bath lacllltlei, exist In aecllons of •Ion ordinance requiring new in

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^ caa be obtained Ina Mr. ed district Mint Dell rocutlva, 1503 Patients . days. Tha emergency moat, with Iris Gardens American flag Boice, Hazlet f j •poka aa a «ouacll level aad ad­ Mt treatments, experienced a II vised the group dud space is stQl —ViUtaa-Weintraub, Miihbotboo i During th* month at April, 1MJ per cent increase over any ot the avallrtfltr for JW stouts at Central parents tttered Perth Amboy Bloom At Rutgers Took Of Cobs commissioner, coaductad tba cub Camp and 40 scouts at Dan Beud, last six mSitfW .Tloter TCtilcio so*— r O T E S *wul section aad aaaouacod itxind* General Hospital. Continuing th e cldeats wer* Involved la 112 cases. Most af the 1100 varieties of iris A discwaloa o« th* W*“ *» Pprestberg Scwt reservation. tabl, meetings ,wlll ba suspended rate of recent months ths average There were MB operations, 1270 ' • t Rutgers University’s Agri­ development «f th* Amarieaa flag Mr. Kreldler announced that any Area Ma u l Wm for the summer month*. Tha iiaxt scout, whose unit is not participat­ daily occupancy was 175, and the x -ray s a n d 13,M t la b o ra to ry tests. cultural Experiment Sution are and a handicraft period Ugh- meeting will be b e td la A y g u st ing in summer scouting, wishing average length ot stay was 7.5 Births during April numbered IM. expected to be in bloom this week­ lighted tb* cub scout sedlm «f to attend camp can do so by having with the session to ba devoted ta end- The iris garden, ao eyeful the monthly roundtable lussting of his parent contact any committee handicrafts. now, will be even more colorful sc o u te rs ot the Cbiagaiwa PNtrlct In the boy scout section a lecture member or‘local scout master. An over-all leader wiil be sssignod to Saturday and Sunday. Depending held In St. M ary1# EptacopaKSwKi Snd demonstration was presented Easy Come oo the weather, it still may be led Services su c h boys. Hall, Keyport. on the manufacture and use of the worth a visit during Memorial Day Edward Ferrari, neighborhood Homer Matteson, stats deputy bow and arrow by Anton Koppen- . . . Easy Go weekend, according to Dr. Wil- berger. Mr. Koppenberger, found­ commissioner, conducted the scout tkm and fever therapy. Some serve executive committeeman _ <■ - liam £, Snyder, professor of oma- Smith Aboard ladq. er. past president and present as­ section of the roundtable assisted . . , with a BtLco Door. Insist oa Frederick T. Smith, seamjin, U.S. Independently oo small ships, American Legion, dllHitftyj the mental horticulture at the College sistant advisor of the Indian HIU by Joseph Lucanls, also a neigh­ it (or your new home, Males tha Navy, son of Mr. and Mr|. S. F. meaning of the flag, Iti ^hwwry of Agriculture, Who is in charge Bowmen, Keyport, described the borhood commissioner. Charles R. basement useful. Saves tracking Smith, ,438 Harbor Rd., M itawan, Aboard Icebreaker and development andpote**® out of the garden. making of bows and arrowa from Bea, District committee public re­ through upper rooms. Permits Seaman George R. Barrett, son of interesting facts about Ataleas have about finished departed from Norfolk, Vi the basic first step to completion. lations and publicity chairman, at­ storage of b u lly articles, AU steel, 24 aboard tbe U.S. Navy’s Mr. and Mrs, George C, Barrett, the course of tha history ttw their show, but rhododendrons will Aberdeen Rd., Matawan, a mem­ He pointed put the advantages of tended both sessions. ’ permanent, weathottght be In bloom along with the iris. attack aircraft carrier " United States. - ber of the U. S. Coast Guard is the sport and discussed the safety They are near the iris garden. dependence for a two-monl During a handicraft period the serving aboard the Coast Guard factors that should be employed If you need printing of any kind, ing .and shakedown cruise scouters made braided brtjowoti A BDjCO Ii the modem reptioe- Cardens areo pen every day until Icebreaker, West Wind, now in dry during participation. we are here to serve you. Our dusk, but this weekend guides will Caribbean Sea. j under the direction of Mra. Georg* ment (or that old woni-out wood dock af the Brooklyn Navy Yard Space Still Available quick service and reasonable prices On A pr. 13, th e Indeplundeoce Hart and Mrs. Horace dan- hitchwiy on your present home. be on hand to distribute the plant­ preparing for a cruise to Greenland- Robert Kreldler, newly appoint- will please you. GS o-JRcejgif " ing plan of the iris garden and left thd New York Naval Ship­ mothers; Al Peter, cubmaat*r» «w yard for Norfolk to load llaircraft variety lists. There is no ad* Serviag la his assistant 'Ronnie Petef^OH Call utforfrai “How-to- A M I' k’ I f A S I I N I I mission fee and parking is free. and air group personnel to par­ Newfoundland C ub P a c k 10, C liffw ood. • ‘ ln«tell-itn folder, or we cm - - The iris ^od rhododendron ticipate in the ship's |raining Waiter E. Sosuille, airman, U.S. Jack Boice, neighborhood 60m* sunott s compliant workman. HAS! V» INI PO <...' V gardens are off Ryder’s Lane, cruise. Base of operations' will be Navy son of Mr, and Mrs. Walter mlssioner, reported m tb? WOik THE PATIO PIT which crosses U. S. Route 1 just Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. * J. Sosuille, 707 Second St,, Union weekend spent at Forestberg Scout south of a traffic circle near the :| Beach, Is serving with Airborne reservation erecting tho mamoHal ALL NEW ITALIAN KITCHEN - Raritan River bridge. New Bruns- Completes Hospital Corps Eariy Warning Squadron 11, based flag poles, pledged !W*Wl»t w iok. . School ' ; . at Argentls, Newfoundland. Commissioner James P. rfyiui COUNTER AND TABLE SERVICE . -, , Last year between 4000 -and Wave Joyce A. Rounds, !ho$ital his staff. v Matawah Lumber Co. 5000 flower lover* enjoyed the iris* apprentice, U.S^Navy, daughter of Another Work Weekend Try Our Homemade Piu a “rhodie” display. There wiil be no Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Rounds, Old Bridge Youth* Mr. Boice annouricod iaOfeer Thi' Frioullii J.umhfi ) iml Box 45. Matawan, completely Naval Call LO 6-2121 Iris field day next year. Plants Sentenced On Charge w o rk w eekend w ill bo Itdbt OO June, will be divided and re-set this year Hospital Corps School, Aplk 30 at 13 and stressed the need for VOlUn* Open Week Days to Midnight — Weekends ts 1 A.M. Telephone LOwell 6-4500 — 4501' and bloom is sparse in a season the Naval Training Centei, Great Three Old Bridge youths who te e rs to help raise th e f la f polefli Highway 34 s Mgtawan ” following. division. Lakes, III, ' . pleaded no defense to morale on that date. Transportation $rU! S U T P H 1 N a v l ;. MATAWAN ' . On May 31, Region 19 of the Corps men perform medical as­ charges before the start of their be provided. 'XddZBo^' WOraift* . IrU Society of America will hold signments such as pursing, first scheduled trial in March were a »how in Collins Auditorium at aid, ward and operating room placed on three yeara' probation the College of Agriculture. New duties and the maintenance - of by Middlesex County Judge Du­ Jersey, and Staten Island iris medical records, ■< Bois S, Thompson. The judge sus­ growers will compete. Many of 'the corpsmen become pended Bordentown Reformatory WANT MOESJFORjrOUR MONEY eee technicians in specialize^ - fields sentences for Janies Dill, 18. of Rear Estate Listing Cards for such as x-ray, clinical laboratory, 120 M arlboro R d., N orm an l». tala at this office. • pharmacy, epidemic control sanita- G reen, 19, of IM M » ln S t , a n d R ay m o n d M atikonls, 18, of 14 O a k St. . . • Dill and Green were indicted S e p t for carpaliy abtulng a KEEP TOUR ^ ON GRANTS 11 Ross W . Magfaan Agency 1 •( year-old girl in Madison Town­ ship and'JEast prunswick during June and July 1M£ Matikonls was indicted Ust Nov, I for con­ S A V E w ith S A F E C O tributing to the girl's delinquency. — Sentencing- for .a-Jourth youth involved, Robert Stankowitz, B. of Route 18, Is pending, Re was in: Real Estate—Insurance dieted for carnal abuse slong with Dill and'Green and pletfed no MATAWAN 138 Main SL L0 6-0003 defense Mar. it, th* date* the trial was to hive begun In criminal c o u r t •

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.... r ...^ Ittt •' ■ tr<*« >og» Fow — Firct Section THE MATAWAN JOURNAL Thursday, May 21, 1959 Proclamation Communication {% Jldafmm journal WHEREAS:. Tlie high spiritual To the Editor, . and humanitarian principles of The ESTABLISHED l|ff On behalf of the New Jersey ttnpb— OOtttt M m - J. MABEL BBOVM, rOBUIBBI Salvation Army have long been an Circuit No. 4 of Jehovah's Witnes­ important part of American life; ses and the Keyport Congregation, in n tbursdaj at Ktyport, Moorooutb County, N. a n d . I want to thank you fbr the news 7WH PUBLISHING ANO PUNTING COUP.SQMPAHT '•"SFSSi WHEREAS: Through its wei/ace articles which you published in con­ J. iiibri Brown. Editor — Qeraidin* V Bnrna, AjuocUfr Editor and religious institutions in our nection with our convention in Red 8ub*crtptia» Rates city and state, it has befriended, Bonk, May 15^7, AS IF YOU DIDN’T KNOW . . . Recent demands for a NATION AI I DITORIAt Payable Id Adviuc« aided and given new hope to men, revision of Keyport’s taxi ordinance, originally adopted in Oo* Y m t (within .Ute), Is these troublesome times It women and children, regardless of TbrM Manta* good to bring information from the early ’30s prompted us to peruse some of the early 81s ttoothi -...... _ |* # c5 # race or creed, the Bible to the public’s attention Om f « r (ouUld* jrU(«J ordinances of the borough with some startling results. F ’rin- O asY ett (outtid# 0. 8.) NOW, THEREFORE, I, Ralph R. In order to guide them ln their Tha MtUwas JouroiJ u « newspaper ot tba peopte, b f tb* paopla. D ennis, M ayor of Matawan, do daily living and to give them bope stance under the taxi bill, now in effect, drivers are not and for tb« pcopli.*1 lit aim U to aarva lha beat interest* d ltatawap «M hereby proclaim the period of May for the future. vicinity: to pnmtot aQ ol tha cewa ol tba weak without fails or prejudice perm itted to smoke while the vehicle is in operation. Passen­ 17 th through May 24th, as Salva­ The purpose of the Bible educa­ a claaiC iu i. contervaUva manner, respecting the Uitiianati# rtgbta gers may not ride on the fender, runningboard (wha1) or aour dttsena. and thereby making itself worthy of toetr confloacce. tion Army Week in Matawan, and tional work of Jehovah's Witnes­ trunk. Tlie rate fixed by the bill is 5 cents for any trip Btpomlbllitj Cor typographical errors ta limited to do urge all citizens 'to give their ses has, I feel, been brought more 4paea occupied b j auch error.______.______full co-operation to this effort to clearly to the attention of t h within the borough limits and the bill made any violation focus attention upon the work of community through your kind and ’ Entered aa aecoodAssist wounded and hospitalized veterans of o u r n a t l o n ’i this ilth day of May. ' I ; )f«r li<(M l^ a rtr THE VENERABLE BOROUGH fathers in that day also In­ greatest wars. As a token of rem em brance, a Poppy is given. (S igned) troduced and duly adopted an ordinance fixing a spted Y ou A n d pH Ralph R. Dennis, Mayor limit in town. The bill reads “no person may drive any ' 'When you purchase a Poppy, you do *o with the as­ . Borough of Mattwan You'll be a better gardener horse or horses through the Borough of Keyport with greater sured knowledge that your contribution will, do much -to you don’t turn your back on pH. What’s pH, anyway? The answer speed than at the rate bf miles an hour.” Violators could assist those who sacrificed so m uch to protect our American 8 you .get depends, on how high up be punished by a $2 fine , . . Noting .a ^certain increase in - way ofjlf? In tim e, of war and offer fregdam once more to Social Security you ride the elevator in the ivory traffic congestion about that time, another ordinance was t h e w o r l d . tower. I was happy I went for my aqswer to a man who works at adopted making it a crime to unlawfully hitch a horse, (or Questions . the ground level, where m ost . Funds received by the veterans organization are used to horses), cows,„(or cows), or mule, (or m ules), to a light gardeners operate, too. rehabilitate those veterans w ho rem aih'ln hospitals, to p r o ­ ine^Knckward pole, lamp post or tree. Energetic youngsters also were Q—Both my wife and myself “pH ts simply the term used to vide funds for the establishm ent and m aintenance of national indicate the condition ol tho acidity regulated in a bill which is in effect today. It recited that work (or the state and earn over • Knew la Ihe Lena Age homes set aside for widows and orphans rf deceased veterans 14200 each. When , we retire wll] of, the soil," says Wallace A. Mlt- “no person may throw a snowball, baseball or other such cheltree. extension soils specialist and to assist directly our wounded and broken. my wife be entitled to her ow n missle (that’s the way they spelled it) at any person or Social Security and half of mlne7 Forty-Five Y ean Ago under (he most adverse road and st Rutgers. . building or upon public property. Renvenjber that when the Solicitations, generally, will continue throughout the A —E a c h o f you wlU b e en titled (Issue Thursdsy, May 21, U14) emergency conditions. Soil chemists use a gizmo to May 20th, ' seven years ago, measure pH on a dial, the w ay snow begins to fall next winter. ' week under the auspices of different veterans groups. W hen to benefits based so your ow n Tbe Sheriff Gordocl farm la M adi Doctor Millard Ervin presenter* Mr. you read degree* on s' thermome­ you purchase your Poppy, wear lt proudly! Lest we forget Wfg* record. Became your wife’s son Township hss been sold by and Mrs. Charles Tourine with a te r . benefit on her own account will be Augustus Chandler of Long Branch, theaw ful tpll of manhood taken by past conflicts and per­ bouncing eight-pound baby to ;, .... GAY SUMMER BEACH parties also caught the fancy larger than one-half of your bene­ executor of the esfate, to E d ­ At tbe low, or add, end of the hospital's “first birth," ind on the sonal sacrifices offered by our men in uniform. _ fit sbe only will get that A wife ward Fairer of lyndbursL The dial; the pH reading may be some­ and ordinances of the prudent town fathers who directed same day, Doctor Ervin performed or widow,cannot get botb benefits, consideration has not been learned, thing like 4.3 or 9.3 and at th e that “no person shall swim or bathe ln the waters In or the hospital’s first operation. Since only the larger of tbe two. although the property was held at high scale the pH may be 0.3 or 7. bounding the Borough of Keyport in a state of nudity be­ >15,000. T h ere w e re o v e r 230 a c re s that lime, 2300 patients, chiefly All Tbe Difference tween the hours of 6 a.m. and 0 pjn.” W hat you did after Q—I have had no other social auto acertm t. case*, have been tn the place, with two; dwellings, - This can mean all the difference 9 p.m. was apparently your own concern in those (toys . . . Koirity coverage except tbat re­ tre a te d ...... large outbuildings and it hss s to you when you know that to o They Can Come Back cently received from my county Many persons hive been taking Early ordinances were a contijjuous Jum ble of amendments unall frontage on Cheesequake add soil does not release enough employment. If I become qualified advantage of th e swimming In to the fire department ordinance, sewer ordinance; water C reek. , nutrients for plants to live as they "W ith Your Help, the M entally 01 Can Come Back.” by working long enough but re­ Matawan’s two. lakes. Several W orks bill and a curbs and sidew alks m easure. Then in 1918. should. To make matters worse, tire before reaching <5, will m y President Wilson lsst Thursday lartles came frequently from Red the council decided to change the nam e of M ott St. to'M apIe This is the slogan which has been adopted by the National a low pH can bring trouble from benefit* reach the maximum? 1 nominated Patrick Jr( Devlin for }ank, Perth Amboy and other ad­ PI. and in 1923 voted to purchase the tract known- as Beach Association for M ental H ealth for the 11th annual observance appointment as postmalter at Mat­ Iron, aluminum a n d manganese, earn la excess at to 00 a year. jacent town* to enjoy the sport. ! Park on Raritan Bay from John Carr for the staggering sum aw an. — — ' ■ ■ These elements can poison plants of M ental Health M onth now underway. There is great hope A—No. Y our benefits will n o t j During the storm, Tuesday, the and prevent proper root growth. of $13,000. The tract was earm arked for use by borough reach the maximum payable be­ R ev. S. F. Gough of M anasquan, tires from a Font truck belonging ln this slogan, and this hope is based on real advances, not On the other hand, When' pH residents as a recreational Bite. A fite alum system for the cause the months between your who recently was transferred from to Van Bnint and Son were stolen. on' some remote vision of the future. The fact is that for goes above 6.3, plants can't g e t borough waa purchased for $7000 in 1923, - actual retirement date and age 65 Bradevelt, was agreeably aurprised The matter was reported and the enough Iron and manganese for the third straight year, mental hospital rails are continuing will be Included In the divisor In on Monday when one of bis police are on the lookout for the proper growth. They begin to show computing your average monthly psrlihoners drove up to his new thieves. : WITH A WARY eye on modem design and the future t o falL symptoms tbat a trained eye caa wage on which benefit* are baaed. home and presented blm with a M is. y. Howard Lloyd, Chairman Promise of scientific achievem ent, council -in 1934 w ent Into qliickly recognize. The drop is only a small one, but it Is tremendously Because of no earnings during that Wlnton s«ven-passenger touring of the Matawan Committee of the the peroplane business* it adopted an ordinance enabling time your average monthly wage csr. Father Gough has had no Of course you know that you significant when we consider that until the turning point was Monmouth County Organization for •he.borough fo construct, Improve, m aintain and equip on will be lex thu f350 on -which experience In driving an auto­ can adjust the acidity ot the soil Social Service, report* .that to‘date airfield in the ' borough. The site was along Raritan B ay, reached in 1956, hospital figures had been rising continually maximum benefit! are payable. The mobile, but antlclpatea no trouble for the support of the public, health upward by adding lime to the soil. Soil In the average garden does at'East P oint, ,, As a note of warning to some present-day f o r more t h a n 25 yean. The reason for the new trend is this: drop out yean ln your case would after a little practice. : and social service work In the coun­ best a t a pH between 6.0 and 6:9. hustlers, there is still cm the -books .an -ordinance prohibiting be 1831 th ro u g h M U. Upwards of nearly $60,000 is be­ ty, a total of J159.50 ha* been M ore patients are getting, m ore treatm ent, and when that It’s best to use lime according the distribution of loose handbills, circulars or cards by ing distributed by the Long Branch receiv ed . Q—I am St-years-old and per­ to results of a soil test, says Mr, happens, m ore patients are bound to get better. Building and Loan Association. The -Fort Monmouth Soldiers leaving them on public or private property or attaching manently. disabled, .because: of a o p e n e d tin on Mat/ won .' M ltcheltree,. but If you think less them to automobiles. A fine of $50 la authorized for viola­ bad heart, Last yearwhen I In­ The warrants' have already * been S u t a t v t rejoice J n ^developm ent, Jet us remember drawn, the exact amoMt -’Ming the first and sixth Innings, Sunday precise method* will do, try 40 tions of the measure, fiy the way, It was just 29 years ago quired about .disability benefits at pounds of ground limestone to 1000 that for evejy recovered patient who leaves the hospital, (39,600. H ia money represMtts'TOt afttmoon, at the Army b when tta KejipiwV, H arbor Jm’proyjim ^t Commission wa* the social'security office I was grounds ‘shelling Churchman off square feet every four years. Tbe there arr.m any who m ust ranaln, either because the hos­ shsres held by seventy-tno share­ established by council. Commissioners lifer recamrinertcjsd > told I wasn't eligible because I the - mound 1 a n d winning rather soils specialist says It Isn’t easy J didn't meet the work requirements. holders. « . tw o ordinances, one regulating the operation of power boats pital hqi been unable to give them the treatm ent they need, e a sily , 11 to J. to give general Ilmtbg recommen­ Oo the recent changes ia the law The largest sturgeon to be cap­ dations, as amounts of lime need­ in the harbor qnd the other requiring m aintenance by prop­ or because no treatment h u yet been discovered for their make lt possible for me to collect tured this season' lh Rsritan Bay Tea Years Ago ed depend on the type of soil. erty owners of bulkheads and docks which also w ere adopted particular illness. benefits now? was caught Friday in the pound (Issu e T h u rs d sy , M sy 2®, 1M9) You can make the soil m ore by council. ' . • . nets of Captain George C. Henry A—The work requirements Consideration of a regional high add for broad-leaved evergreens This M ental Health M onth the M onmouth County M ental of Belford. The fish weighed''ISO have been modified. However, you school plan for the seven -school by using small amounts of alum pounds. In trying to land the fish B ealth Association, reminds us in its slogan, that to get well must have worked ln employment districts in the Keyport-Matawan or sulfur, but that’s another story, THIS ’N THAT . . . It seems that almost every month fn the boat, William Schnoor, em­ covered by social security ln live area faded o u t . at Saturday’! and not a very simple one at that Union Beach ia demanding some sort of'• probe or another. and stay well, the mentally ill need our help. There are ployed by Captaln Henry, was pull­ out of the 10 years before you special meeting of th e Matawan Anyway, that's the down to earth Latest calls for a two-pronged study of welfare accounts . . . many ways ln which you can .help. T o learn how, please ed overboard, but was rescued by Township Board of Education when became disabled. The five years story of pH. If we'd gone high In Am id the interesting borougH council -session in Union Beach other members of the crew. get in touch with the M onmoutli County M ental Health As* need not be consecutive or ln any members decided Che response the Ivory tower for a definition, Thursday, a mouse made an unobtrusive appearance. He from other boards showed little .. sociatlon. Long Branch. - particular sequence. It Is ad­ Last week, a chatter was granted we'd probably have come up with trotted across the floor, beneath the council table toward to the A, C. Squires Rubber Com­ Interest ll was not worthwhile to visable th |t you call at your social a definition of pH that goes some­ the audience while a lady in Ihe front row did her best to pany, Keyport;. object to manufac­ call Chester M. Robbins, assistant thing like this: "The negative security office to determine If you stifle a scream. Apparently noting the disturbance his ture rubber clothing; capital itoclc. state commissioner of education^ logarithm of the conoentraUon of now meet the work requirements, presence was causing, matlse took out the door closely 5125,000; Incorporators, A rth u r C.' In for a question-answer discussion the hydrogen Ion ln gram atoms off Q—I understand that a working C. Squires, Cecil S. Ackerson, Al­ with the ]»ards concerned on the per liter." I'll go along with pursued by a gallant gentleman arm ed with ■ a fly-swatter. . "When The Owners' Speak woman who retires st age’62 re­ bert E. Sdulthrop, Keyport p ro je c t. . M itch 's. ' A fter a sharp swatting fight in the hall if the Cottage Park ceives M per cent of the amount J. B. Dsyton of Trenton an d MaUwan Hlgh'B cindermen per­ Iris Oa Display School basement the soldier of fortune retreated carefully she would have received at age - Eabb Spring our American corporations hold their an- Matawan and owner of several formed about as the pre-meet dope The May 23 to 24 weekend will back into the meeting room although still managing to hold SS,, Would she get a larger monthly •figured when th ey took a fifth jiual;stockholders’ meeting*.- Time waa when these were properties ln Asbury Pa r k, ®s- be' 'the best one to enjoy the free the powerful beast at bay by cleverly manipulating hia benefit'll she retired at 63-yesrs- covered on a trip there Saturday 'J51*** aie 14lh ann^l ?hore Con- Iris show here at the Experiment sw atter. The mouse, apparently tiring of -this sport, left the -ap ai^:attan d ^, to alcompftfatlve handful of tav«ton with of-age instead of age 6]? i unoccimii-rt ferenoa Track and .Field Meet at Station. The rhododendron garden that two' of his unoccupied h o uJL se s fereqoe premises at last report. _ big holdings. But that tim e has gone. ■ ■■■ A—Yei. A working woman or had been entered some Ume d u r ­ Red Bank Saturday. will be at It* bejt, too. wife of a retired worker retiring ing the spring. ^ An additional ping pong table and If youSd. like to see the Rutgers Sylvia Porter, the well-known financial columnist, tells at age 63 would get a higher bene­ a dart game will be added to the Iris garden/ this is the year, be­ the story tut it is today." Stockboldiem^ome to the meetings fit at age 63 than 11 she had retired Tweaty-Flve Years Ago . ■ sports equipment at the Matawan cause Iris are due tq be divided In almost army-sized legions. -"'One big company recelv " a t a g e IQ. If a w orking , wom an or ( f l iu e F rid ay , M ay 23, 19J4) YMCA building to answer demands and replanted, and' there’ll be only of (he Increasing number of groups npticea that 25,000 j^aim eaftO j|^fl^.ltl% ll.teoiiiing attau- wile of a retired worker choose! The Matawan First Aid S quad a little bloom next year. h e r b e n e fit before ag e (3, sh e wUI jislng the building. The decision tq ancfi ia the result of several forces. Miss Porter writes; “Ope, announced .today that'a m otor, receive a reduced amount, and will purchase the Items was m ade Mon. of course, Is the spread in stock ownership to an unprecedent­ ambulance has been purchased and receive this amount even after she day night at a meeting of the "Y’l will be pvt Into use as soon .‘as O dtift ‘H m A jtofux* ed total of m any mllllotfi of middle-class citizens. Another board of directors. The board also reached 63. The amount of th e delivery can be made. Matawan’s Is the fact that in recent years leading stock exchanges have voted to hire a csrpcnter to make reduction depends on the number first ambulance Is of the m oat been promoting the idea that a stockholder is an owner of folding doors Operative between the S * £ of moaths before she is 61 that she modem type and designed to give By Margaret A- Leavy ' the corporation and he should take an active interest in his billiard and television rooms. receives benefits. . efficient and comfortable service company’s activities, A third Is that corporations themselves Persons residing in the triangular SENSIBLE AND TIMELY Fish And Honeycombs have been going ln for lavish meetings on the basis that area of Matawan Township board­ (Christian Science Monitor) ed by Texas Rd. and Wilson Ave. '< attracting a large attendance is good public relations." Human living haa expanded far Buffer Bear stood very still in Buffer kept on. More bees can should consent to come Into the beyond Hie village community of a the water. He looked down at the and stung Buffer on his hose I , Ne»r the end of her column she adds: “One day a year, ShitJUgiJCclwmanama- borough If they wish to have their couple of centuries ago. No less im onns sunanacM c rn t hct m a r nads fixed, and other civic prob­ :, .ttlft bolder of even ono share in a corporation has the right obvious Is the fact that government » a , 1 srAnBttueocunoKjisAnmJcianB. lems solved with . borough help, and law has had to expand accord­ ttt dsseri himself in person as an owner. One day a year, the jtBwnnooTO mrtni ennnaarm r i a. silver streak Bhoot by. Quickly, nose felt as large as a watermelon, Mayor John W. Applegate told a ; head of even the biggest company must respond .. And, in g ly . . his paw scooped It up and held it Buffer started back down the group of residents of the area who To tbe expansion of trade, gov­ • it.. Is safe to say, the attitude shown by the stockholders on uw> a«nai row to ~ - - - — latter agency-now maintains.------other. - :—Buffer s^w his fricjld Chubby sit- hidden In a bathtub. In fact, these officials to enter upon the /task of PUT V feuR 0 0 0 7 1 e s suits. Obviously, there Is enough fo Somewhere between Uie m ere or­ 'Oh, did you eat them both?” ting on a bed of m ost Hewas eat- words don’t'hsve anything^ to do putting chlorlben, a weed-MHer, iris term buy show that a burglary has beeit derly conduct of Interstate com­ asked Chubby. "I wanted .one.” . ing a big honeycomb dripping with M i. with a corpse at all. . ■ into Lake Lefferts. The compound committed. In other words you merce and the repression of cri­ "I caught them both,” said Buf- honey. . - PAMP ooirsioe In the totalitarian countries you hts to be'sifted into t h e water __L J have tho corpus delectl. minal activities lies an area that fer. “You go'catch some fish if "Hello," said Buffer. "Where did can be arrested on vague charges, M ystery gtory writers and Holly* from a rowboat comprises everything from irres­ or even no chargcs at all, thrown you want them." you get that?" wood script men to the contrary, ponsibility and incompetence to ac­ Chubby went away, and Buffer "Ob," said Chubby, his mouth ln Jail and forgotten. The police or It Is not always necessary to o n , tual misdemeanors in the operation fished for a little whilQ longer, but full of honey, "It was easy. 1 officials may even deny any knowl­ duce a corpse In order to prove a of- the nation’s largest transporta­ edge of tho arrest. We all a re WALK 0 N LEF T hfr didn't catch any more. After Just climbed up and got lt while murder. While It doesn’t happen tion system — automobiles and a while he grew tired of fishing, the bees were still chasing you.” —- thankful that la theso Unltcd States — often-men-have been convicted-of tru c k s . the law requires pollco authorities 1 think I’ll go for a walk,” said Buffer Bear's mouth watered. He murder even though a body never It is estimated that around 1,000,­ rif.T.'i t.:»;;a to show two very Important things Buffer Bear. ' wished Chubby wpuld offer him a was found. In such cases th e 000 licenses of the country's ap- '■u t-;T S V r-' before you can even be placed on He walked away through the piece of the honeycomb,, but after corpus dclectl is proven by a c o m ­ trial for a crime. proxlmatcly 83,000,000 drivers are cool, green forest He wished bis eating both those fish before, he bination of several circumstances The police must be prepared to currently suspended or revoked friend Chubby Would take a walk , knew he didn't deserve It such as showing the disappearance show first thst a crimo lias In fact The existing means of states check­ with him, but Chubby was still 1 The next minute. Chubby said of thn victim, a discharged g u n been committed and second that ing with one another are so cum­ busily fishing. cheerfully, “Sit down and help ihe belonging to the accused, blood In that there la good reason to be­ bersome that an untold numl&r of A little way Irom the bubbling eat this, will you? Half of it be- Ws auto, tho victim’s personal be- lieve that you, tho accused, com­ drivers barred from the public streani, Buffdf B ear suddenly longs to you anyway, after all Ionglngs and clothing found in his m itte d it. ways by one state secure licenses found a bee tree. "Ummmmml” those bee stings you got trying to possession and similar Incrimlnat- In legal language, the first Item in another and for a time can use Buffer Bear smacked his Ups. “A get it" - Is the "corpus dclectl"; the second MtabJ ljl>lng th e d e a th the roads of any. ' big honeycomb dripping with honey Buffer sat down happily and be- of the victim and the guilt of the The Briretii of Public Roads now TOuld taste' awfully good right gaa to eat tbe sweet.honey. , item Is the accusation or Indict­ accu sed . ‘ m en t. proposes that a national clearing­ now!" ' “it certainly Is nice of you u Even though you don't use the For example, suppose you come house of license suspensions and Buffer Bear started to climb tbe give me *o*e," he said. "From term corpus delectl In everyday home from the theater some eve­ •tA *0 AWACD WMMt rMinHMH revocations be set up, available to bee tree. A bee stung Us tender now on. I'm going to share my conversation, you can be v 3 v ning to find your house ransacked, M A ;’IpAMC; tAMIT rOSTt* COHTBI statft that wish tn use tt A nos4 but Buffer kept on climbing, things, too. The very next fish I thankftil lhat It is a part of our 1*^? sensible and timely proposal. Another bee' Jiang- bis eye. Still catch Is yours.” Thursday, May 21, 1959. THE MATAWAN JOURNAL Pag* flv* — Fint Section 16 Added To MHS Matawan Seniors Woman’s Club Of Matawan Has May Breakfast Honor Society Matawan Personal Items. News Of r» ! And Yaor FamQi Is Appreciated At A ir Ttnva See Washington Sixteen student* were added to By Helen Gregory TO • . the membership roll of the Mata­ Tbe senior class of Matawaa wan High School chapter of the Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Staer sr., W alter JasUewics accompanied Mr; and M n. Ralph Herzick High School went on Its annual National Honor Society Thursday have returned home after vacation­ Miss Diana Janusz, Pine Beach, were dinner guests Swoday for evening, at the Matawan High trip to Washington, D. C. M ay < *, ing at Georgetown, Del. to the junior prom held at the Toms the director* and wivea^w ‘ “ School Parent-Teacher Association River High School snd spent the Pine Grove-Canaan. A»$*M and 6. The group left the Ugh Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hand, m eetin g . • weekend as the guest ot M r. a n d given by Dr. Paul W. StoWard school at 7 a.m. Monday morning Maspeth, L. I., spent the weekend In hit welcoming address, John Mrs. W alter Janusz, Pine Beach. and M n. Stoddard, Falla Village, and arrived In Washington at about Caracciolo, advisor ol the Honor with their daughter, Mrs. Herbert Garrett J. McKeen, sr. is a sur­ Conn, ■ . 11:30 a.m. After lunch, they visited . Society, told the association that Staer Jr. and faniily. gical patient at Monmouth Medi­ M n. Floyd T, Taylor, Columwu cal Center. the Capitol Building. Tber* they membership in the Honor Society Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Lamborn Ohio, is visiting at the tu r n ot Mrs. Arris B. Henderson. -■ toured both House* of Congress, Is one of the highest honors the attended the wedding Saturday of Mn. Howard Woolley enter­ school can confer. The national Miss Catherine Gilbert to John tained at hridge Thursday even­ Ur. and M n. WilUam *, P a l­ as well aa the Supreme C ourt ter, Bedlord, Ohio, formerly#of society originated in 1920 and the R. Anderson, Kearny, at St. Steph­ ing. Tbe prize winners were Mrs. Building and w en fortunate enough Matawan Chapter wat started is MiUwan visited, friends la Mat­ en's Church, Kearny, and the re­ W illiam J. Miller, jr., Mrs. George to see a committee meeting in the 1W9. A ju n io r Or sen io r student ception which tpllowed at the Barrett. Other guesta were Mrs. awan last week. . .. ; Ur. and Mn. Jac A. CwklMn chamber of the House ol Repre­ becomes a candidate if he is in h e m e ol the bride. Everett E. Carlson, Mrs. Richard (he highest fourth ot his class entertained at dinner on Sunday sentatives. %) ' Mrs. Johnson Cartan, Mrs. Law­ Lewis, Mrs William Wilkins and scholastically. From this group when their guests were M r-and rence Lemaire, Mrs. Bayard T. Mrs. Victor Fredda. Following the tour of the Capitol the nominees are elected by a vote Mra. James Beali, Scand*le,N,Y., LSmbora, Mrs. Allan J. Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. A. Edgar Palm Building, the senion went to the of the entire faculty on the basis Richard Mulligan, New York, Mrs. Charles Perrine, M rs.’ Ross and daughter, Peggy, spent the Botanical Gardens which bouses pf their character, leadership, and Mr. and Mra. John Kay*> Mooli, rare and beautiful plant* from ail W. Maghan, Mrs. Arthur C. Hall, weekend in Baltimore, Md., where service qualifications. Mr. and Mrs. W alter Dyer, W ald over the world. From the Botani­ Mrs. Arne Kalina all of Matawan, they attended the Mason-Diion wick. . . : cal Gardens, the. atudents went to A most Impressive ceremony was Mr*. Harry D. Pitcher and Mrs. Track Conference at John Hop­ Mr. and M n. Johnson Caitan the Jefferson Memorial. conducted by the 15 members of John Kinney, Holmdel, attended kins University. Their son, Rob­ lh* Woman's Club ol Matawan held ha May Breakfast at Peterson's Buttonwood Manor, Matawaa, and Mr. and Mm . T h o m a i T h o m p ­ the Honor Society, of which Peter the Tuesday evening performance ert, competed in the events. The group then went to th e Mooday, al which time offlcen were lastalled. In the picture Mated, (M t le right), a n M n, Calvla son. Highlands, spent Sunday D, Pearce, first vice president; Mra. Ihursnaa D. Nealis, pnatdesiti M n, A. Edgar Palm, seeead vka Bennett is president. Inducting the of "Flower Drum Song" in New Virginia Lodge, * motel outside of Mrs. Harry Walling is a med­ with’Miss Betsy Thompaon and president. Standing are Mra. Albert Uavllle, a teacher ol muale and theory at R utten University, IC hew members. Four new mem­ York and dined at Trader Vic’s. ical patient in Riverview Hospital. Alexandria, V*., Where they *tay- bers from the seniar class are Ed­ Miss Diana Driscoll, atudents at ed during the trip. After dinner, who sang a selection of lolk acmga; M n. Harold H. Fogg, recording secretary) Mrs, Frank Dregao, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Shepherd Mrs. Victor Fredda entertained treasurer; Mra. Johnson Cartan, corresponding secretary. ward Kelly, Ana Bass, Iris Wool­ Rosemont College, Rosemont, Pa„ they returned to Waihington to attended the 13th annual dlnner- her bridge club On Friday evening ley, and Janice Pazlema. The and had dinner at StonffertKea- tour the Library of Congress, the Ths annual May Breakfaat of the and also by M n, Charlea Ralnaud, Europe and hi* made I . dance given by tbe National De­ when the prize winners were Mrs. aurant, Ardmore, Pa, 12 new membera from the junior Archives Building which houses the Woman's Club of Mstawan was' recordings, One of hir folk acuig fense Transportation Association, George Barrett, Mrs. Everett E. M n. Edward Royer entertained alternate delegate. Reporta cover­ ' dasa are M argaret Finn, Margaret Declaration of Independence, and held Monday at Peterson's Button­ recordings wa*. played at .tha New York Chapter, held Friday Carlson and Mrs. Martin Bell. ed, conferences on garden, Ameri­ Cuiinelli, Harry Carothera, Edward at luncheon on Friday. H er gueat* the Lincoln Memorial. A dance was wood Msnor, Mstswsn. M n. Peter American Pavilion at Ihe World's evening in the grand ballroom of Other guests were Mrs. Conrow were Mn. Wyman Bedle, Mn. Hyrne, Zoe Clapp, Sandra Pearce, htld for the students ojpon their A. Read, retiring president, wel­ can Home, music, llteralure, col­ Fair, Brussels, Belgium...... the Waldorf Astoria, New York. Wyckoff, Mrs. Robert Uardie, Mrs. Calvin Bell, M n. Jae A . Cushman, John Hanson, Susan Smith, George return to the motel. comed guests of honor and mem­ lege, parliam entary law, prealdent's M n. Morrison Installed the offi­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Pike en­ Robert Bently and Mrs. Howard M n. Charles Pike and Mr*. Ken­ Ritter,, William Miller, June La- See Currency Printed bers snd expressed her appreci­ round table and also program* at c e r s tor tho ooming yaar ai fol­ tertained Monday afternoon in W o o lley . cerre, Judy Lauterwald. n e th P ik e . in the morning, the group visited ation to the board of dlrecton and t h * president’s dinner,. sward lows; Mrs. NeaHi, president; Mrs. celebration of the fourth birth­ George Miller is a medical pa­ Miss Susanne Donnell has re­ thr Bureau of Engraving and Print­ membera for their cooperation luncheon and Evening Membership Pearce, flrat vice president; Mr*. - . Presented Pins, Cards day of their daughter, Nancy. The turned home from Riverview Hos­ tient In Perth Amboy General ing where the national currency la during her term of office. b an q u et, ' A. Edgsr Palm, second vice presi­ L u th e r A. Foster, high school guests were Bruce Knight, Mau­ pital where she was a medical pa­ Hospital. P . printed and (he Washington Monu­ Mrs. CamiUo Gentile, represent­ Award* won M the convention dent) Mrs. Harold H. Fogg, re­ principal, presented pins and mem- reen Wiggins, Mark Ferrane, Ann tie n t. Mr. and Mn. Douglaa' Ward ment where a few "brave aoula" ing the Junior Woman's Cluh; M n. by the club ware first priw for cording secretary; Mrs. John ion bershfp cards to the new members Hutchinson, Barbara and Diana Mrs. Hazel Buchman, Newark and children, Barry and Moan; attempted to climb the MMoot John Kinney, publication* chair­ a r t rep o rt, m em b e rsh ip c la s t 1-150, Carlin, corresponding secretary; and the band, conducted by Rich­ Pike, Margaret Sickels, David waa a weekend guest of Mr. and J. Franklin Dominick, Mr, , tnd stone structure.' They alao touted m an ol the Evening Membership prepared by M n. Filler TenEyck! Mra. Frank Drogsn, treaiursri . ard Urbanski, played several se­ Pike, Liesje and Charles Pike, jr. Mrs. Joseph A. Dernberger. Mn. Floyd Lewla, M n.. Edwin H. the white House, the F.B.I, Build­ Department of the N. J. Stale honorable mention in photography, Mr*, Robert butler, tine *rt*i Mr*, lections. Mrs, Russell A. G. Stetler en­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Cur­ Dominick and Nlkkl Lloyd bid ing. and the National Gallery of Federation of Women's Clubs, and M n. TenEyck, and third prize, Tn Charles RalMUd, garden deport­ tertained at luncheon May 12. Mrs. Vernon Ellison, president rie were Saturday evening dinner bon voyage to Mr. and M n. Arth­ Art M n. George Klnkade, of the Con­ press book, Cl*s* C, (dally an d ment chairman; Mrs,' Ellen Abell, ot the P-TA, presided U the busi­ Priie winners were Mrs. Donald guesta ol Mr. and U n. Nathan, ur Ward and granddaughter,' M lu ' Alter lunch, the students went to temporary League, apoke briefly, weakly publication*). M n. WilUam American Home Department! Mr*, ness meeting ol the association. Robinson, Mrs. Elmore Kattner Perth Amboy. Joyce Ward, when they sailed on the Arlington National Cemetery The following past presidents of Lambert gavs * short report on Edwsrd Curtis, building oommlttee The treasurer reported a balance and Mrs. Karl Heuser. Other the '‘Queen Elizabeth" May 13 M r and .Mn. Clement Scott, where they saw the Tombs of the the dub were Introduced: Mn. her tslk st the (nlernstlonsi rela­ chairman; Mn. Joieph Sheldon, guesta w ere Mrs. Dwight Gatwood, for the British tales and Europe. ot $37.93, The association approved tnd children, Susan, Tony, David Unknown Soldlera and tha Arris B. Henderson, Mrs. Allan J. tion! conference concerning the civics and legislation chalrmin; several changes in the by-laws and Mrs. Howard Veaie, Sayrevilie, Mr. and M n. Robert B. Butler and Peter, Quebec, Canada were changing of the guard*, The stu­ Morrison, M n. Dkvid M. Bruce, program "Literature Around the Mra. Herbert Ollteni, drama chair­ Mrs. David Bruce and Mrs. Peter passed a resoIuUon^to'request the weekend, guesta of Mra. O. J. were Friday dinner guesta of Mr. dents then boarded the buses for M n. Donsld W. Robinson. Mrs. S. World," which she presented at man; Mrs. Frank Bradach, muilc A . R e a d . “ and Mn. Parker B. Holloway, bfard of education to take the Sterllnf.Thompson. a trip to Mount Vernon, th* B, Eggleston and Mn. Floyd the local club. chairm an. necessary steps to Insure protec- Mrs. G. J. Sterling Thompson M adison. colonial home of the tint pnsl- Taylor, Ohio, who was visiting In - Mrs. Nealis presented Mrs. Al­ There wll be a luncheon meet­ Mr. and Mr*. Charle* C. Scbock, tloa ot all students who are sub­ entertained at a family dinner Mr. and Mn. Gene laroll and dent. George Washington. They M ataw an. bert Llnvllle, a teacher ol m usic ing it 11:10 p.m. Monday it the ir., have returned home after ject to a mandatory Immunization Sunday. Guests were Capt. MU- children, Doris, Phyllis, and Doug­ spent much time viewing the Ceaventtea Reporta Ghrea and theory of Rjitgen Unlvenlty, parish hall or the Trinity Church •pending the winter in Miami, program against unlmmunized stu­ ford L. Nealis and Mrs. Nealis las Franklin, were Sunday gueats buildings snd grounds of the vast Convention report* war* given who ssng s selection of folk *ongs (Episcopal) Matawap, tor all new F la. dents transferring to the Matawan and daughter, Barbara, Allentown, of Ur. and M n. Joseph A. Dern­ estate along lha Potomac River. by Mn. Thurman C. Nealis and M n. Llnvllle ha* appeared many an d 014 member* of th* board of b e rg e r. School*. Pa., Mr. and Mr*. G. J. Sterling M n. Charlea Mandeville enter­ The evening wu spent In M n. Calvin D. Pearce, dal*g*t**, placea In lha United States an d d lre c to n . tained at brunch Tbunday morn­ T he asso c ia tio n alao v o te d to sen d Thompson, jr. and children, Mra. Frank Bllaa entertained Washington st a movi*. ing In honor of M n. William E. a letter of tributeto Miss Laura David, Call and Richard, Middle­ at bridge on Friday evening when The third morning th* group Painter, Belford, Ohio, formerly Start Sessions On Cordon and John Shea who are town, and house guests, Mr. and the prize wlnnen were Mn. breakfasted and then went M Ul* of Matawan. Guests were Mrs. Gub To Visit Mrs. Hemenway retiring from the faculty after Mrs. Clement Scott and children, Gerard Devlin, M n. Marguerite Smithsonian Institution, the Freer Gordon Migee, Mn. D an iel Laird and M n. Leroy Bickels, Accident Prevention many years of teaching at Matawan Susan, Tony, David and Peter, Gallery ol Art, th* Aircraft Build­ Heaney, M n. Stevenson Enter High SchooL Quebec, Canada.. Other guests were Mra. Frederick ing, the Old Museum, m d the T h s 1959 sessions on In d u stria l Une, Mn. Howard Hendenon, DuPont Gardens Feted At Shower Mr. and M n. Joseph Dietrich K. Dederick, Mn. WUIlam J. Medical Building. After lunch, the Representing ths Citizens' Coun­ Accident Prevention, sponsored by Mn. Robert Himinway, Cliff­ Mn. Kenneth Pike, *11 of Mata­ Rabel, Mr*. Conrad Johannsen, senion bid farewell to Washington Final plans were discussed for cil tor Better School! in the Mata­ were Saturday evening guests ot th* Monmouth County Ssfaty Coun­ wan, and Mn. Ola. Anderson, M n . W. Oliver Dlggtn and M n. and started homeward. * group bus trip to th* DuPont wood, wss honored at a wrprise wan Township School District, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Dietrich, B ro o k ly n . G eo rg e B a rb a n e ll...... gup At AnnapMla cil, got underway on Mooday eve­ shower held recently at the Clift- George Ritter gave a brief history Packanack Lake. ' Longwood Gardena, Wilmington. Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Pike en­ Mrs, WilUam Stratton and En route, they stopped st the ning ai Fort Monmouth. In at of the- council pointing out how the Mrs. George Weaver^ enter­ Del., Bunday, at a msetlng of th* wood Inn, given by M n. Oeorge tertained at bridge Saturday eve- children, Marcia and WUIlam m United States Naval Academy, An­ members have worked with the tained her bridge club recently; Community Root and Branch Gar­ tendance lor tha fint aeislon ol Kurtcs, Keyport. nlng wben their guest* were Mr, Pennaauken, were Monday guests napolis, Md., tor a tour of the P-TAs and the board of education The prize winners were Mrs. Rus­ "Establishing an Eftectlv* Safety Guests war* M n. Georg* Klellan, and M n. P. Judson Evans, Middle­ bt Mr. snd Mn. C. Randolph grounds and buildings. They view­ den Club held In th* Harris Gar­ on long range planning for the sell Weber and Mrs. William P ro g ra m ’1 wer* membera ol hull- M n. Michael Klellan, Mra. Btinley town; Mr. and M n. Wyman Bedle, lle u s e r . . ed Bancroft Hall which serve* aa dens Ftn'HoUi*. Union Beach, school district. She noted that the Ohnsman. Other guests were M n. Mr, and Mra. Jac A. Cuahman, StMlak, M n, Ella Knorr, Mri. Mr. and M n. Ralph W. Uerrick (he* h o m e to r clo se to 4000 m id- M n. Harold Simmons, president, nau and Industry .'throughout tha board of education is at work on George A. Deltz,. Mrs. Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pika and John Kurica,. tayravm i; Mr». A. were Thunday,. overnight cnatta shlpmen, 'Memorial Hall. th* con ducte d th e t a r i n f c * m a ttin g a n d oounty. ■ -> v . -■ the first .step, ot the plans which Lent. M n. Joseph Rankl Jr., M n. Mr. and M n. Thoms* Siddons. Wheeler, M n. A; Brinkman, C ist is the , acquiring of additional land BruoQ McCutcbeon ■ and , M n. announced 'ievtral ticket* tor tha gpeaken and panel memben for 1 Mn. Sophie Weinstein la., a glass lhe i/Wpt wPr Orange;. M r*. C, Kurica, MaMwioi .and classroom space apd the P-TA J a m e s . L e d e r m p n .- ' . aurgical patlent loP ert h .Amhvy M f». .Vjmnxjatdt, i M M M M th e tint th re e tiesfopt to be Mid M r*. 1, Lynch, Mn. P. PMwiy, . lilMnberj were urged to attend a Capt.'M U/ohl'X.f . by Mrs. Frad Harwa, Mra. Eugene Jones, an» T?cumseh, tha Ood of contact M n. Simmon*, In There*# *er»V fc,’ tialle Haiehelpr, per­ ' meeting on Monday. evening at Mrs. Nealis and daughter, Bar­ Mr*. Oeorge W. Clark entertain­ Connolly. Farmlngdale, and M n. Keyport; Mrs. Ivy Dlomer, Mor­ l.i, the passing grade at the Ave,, Keyport, for further Infor­ sonnel m anager, Hanson-Vsn ' which titfie tht board of' education bara, Allentown, P*., spent the ed at cards Thursday. -Mra. Clark Merllyn Long, Wanamaaaa, recent­ gan. Academy. Their visit to tho Nsvsl mation. A highlight of the trip will Wlnkie-Munnlng Company, Mata­ members vlll bring the public up weekend with Mr. snd M n. Thur­ held high acore and M n. Roddy Also Mra. Dorothy Waiters, Mn. ly attended the theatre and dined Academy was highlighted by a be a stop at (he Red R 0 * e Inn. to date on their progress. man C. Nealis. Fraebel, aecond. wan; Norman Reid, Mfety Inspec­ In New York. dress parade presented by th* West Orove, Pa., to view its rose C. Vena, Mr*. Walter Miles, Mrs. The nominating committee pro- Mr. and Mra. Robert B. But­ tor, Jeney Central Power L ight midshipmen at the parade grounds gard en s. k M, Hemenway, Mra. Robert Rut- ler entertained Mr. and Mr*. Hor­ aented the following candidates for for a visiting dignitary. The club will participate In the Company, Allenhunt; Charles M. kowakl, Mrs. 0. Rulkowakl, Mrs. olfice for the year 193MO and they ace E. Bunker, jr., Watchung, on Ann Tnm per, Mrs. Pearl Lawlor, The students then proceeded second Maytlme Tour of Homes, Schedlbauer, chief of quality con­ were elected unanimously: Presi­ Sunday, for dinner. B’nai B’rith For Rebekah Lodge homeward, stopping only for din­ on Tuesday, aponaored by the Marl­ Mrs Harriet Krutzach, Mrs. Rob­ dent, Mrs. Gerard Gardner, vice trol, Electronic Aasoclates, Inc,, e r t Sm ith, M rs. A. Tice, M r*. M. Patricia Cottrell entertained at ner. Ttus wesry but happy senion boro Hospital Auxiliary. Memben president, Hans Fleischer; vice Long Branch; Mlchsel M. Strano, Well*, Mr*. W. Bonk, Mias Marv a pajama party Friday evening Bayshore Area Names Committees srrlm d back at the high school at will place four flower arrangements president from Matawan Township, peraonnel manager, Architectural Ounnel, Mil* Carol Rutkowiki, when her guests were Jean Mor­ 10 p .m ., >1111 talking about their at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John An introduction tea forming a Committees for the year were Tiling Company, Inc., Keyport. The Mrs. Charles Meeker; vice presi­ ris, Robin Lee Malkmus, Karen visit to Washington, D. C. Mlis Patricia Flynn, Mlu Rita B. Scott, Middletown. moderator wee Carl B. Elfstrom, dent from Madison Township, Mrs. Potoaky, Susan Smith, Pamela B’nal B’rith Chapter for the bay- appointed at a recent meeting of The chaperones on the trip were Scofield, Mlsa Arlene Mllea, Mils H om e B uilt In 1741 safety Inspector, Nsvsl Ammuni­ Fred Schneider; recording secre­ Schiele and Jana Caro then. ahore area was held in the home the Lady Colfax Rebekah Lodge Luther Foater, high school princi­ The colonial home built in 1749 Nsncy Parry, Mill Betty Lou Par­ tion Depot, Esrle. ry, Mils Ruth Ann Keller, Miss tary, Mrs. Ludwig Polanowski; cor­ Mrs. Charles J. Ruff snd Mn. of M n. Victor Miller, Hazlet, Mon­ heltj Jij the Odd Fellow** Hall, Key- pal, and Mr,.'Foster. Carl Young- was purchaaed by the Scotia 10 responding secretary, Thomas Sta- The next session, on Mondsy, Marie Peterson, Clllfwood; Mn. luncheon guests of Mrs. Samuel d ay . ‘ man, Harvey Epstein. Mrt. Helen yean ago from the original owners, port Appointed by Mra. Jack will feslure prominent safety men Jessie VqHng. Linden; Mrs. P. chura; treasurer, M rs. Earl Smith. John Feldmeyer were Tuesday Volk, and M n. Dorothy Wolverton. the Taylor family, and retains the Special guests who spoke on the Gesaner, Noble Grand, were: Mrs who will cover the topic of “De­ Psiternak, Mra. II. PaitsrnalCv The new officer* were Installed Wikeham, W eit BrigBton, S. I. The expense* for the trip wen original scalloped shingles, wlde- various phases and the forming of termination of Accident Pacton." E lisabeth. by Mrs, Frank Yapps, Freehold, Mrs. Ola Anderson has returned Kenneth Smith, Atlantic Highlands, paid tor by the proceed* of the board floors, fireplaces and stair­ a new chapter were Mra. George The final aesaion, scheduled for Gifts were sent by Mrs. J. Pap- who is tbe treasurer of the Mon­ to her, home in Brooklyn after a M n. Jack Shu.ttenberg, and Mrs. tenlor play and o th e r class w ay. Block, past president of District June 1, will be ’’The How snd Why rola, Mrs. J, Klellan, Mra, O. Kil­ mouth County Council bt Parent* visit with her brother-in-law and function*. William Netzel, speaker of the III, and past president ot the Alvina Fitzgerald, Keyport. audit­ of Ssfety Equipment." lian, Mn. J. Johnson, Mra. E. Kel­ and Teachers. Mrs. Yapp* also ■liter, H r. and Mrs, Gordon Ma­ evening, discussed the growing tnd Northern N ew Jeney Council; ing; M n. Victor Bennett. Keyport, ler, Mri. E. Roberts, Mr*. 0. presented a past president’s pin to gee.- ■ , ... . . proper can of dahllu. A special­ M n. Heibert Hausman, president Matawan Juniors Now Is the time to advertise Bchorpp, Mr*. J. O Biker, Mrl, Mrs. Ellison. Refreshments were Mrs. Austin M ., Wolf, Provi­ publicity; Mrs. Bennett and Mri. ist In the raising of dahllu, Mr. Of the National New Jersey Council those unused srtldes lor sale. A □. L. VanDouion, Mra. E. Haber, served Irithe cafeteria under the dence, R. I., w asaguest for sev­ F’itigerald. flower*; M n. Smith, Honor Club Advisor Netzel demonstrated the proper and M n. Norman Engelhart, past small ad In the claaelfled column Miss Msrcl Msyo, Mlsi Veronica direction .'of M re.O uie Sickle*, eral days of Colonel W illiam Lam­ Mrs. Carl Hardy, Matawan, Mrs. division of the dsljlla "potatoes." president of the Newark Chapter. will turn th|m Into cash for you. M in z e l,. hospitalltycommlttee chairman. bert and Mr*. Lambert She Mitawan Junior Womans Plan* alao wer * discussed for a Appointed as temporary officer* Shuttenberg, Mrs. Gilbert Raynor, Club placed the name of It* ad- fsll flower show to be held at a were M n. Miller, chairman; M n. Union Beach, and Mrt. R^eii local bank. Mra. Earl Benton ll a r A lb e rt G oldm an, K ey p o rt. _ jjr, Ml** Marjorie M. Bronk- W yckoff, Kesnsburg, entertain^; nngements chairman. A plant aale t r e a s u r e r ; .. M n . R ic h a rd A cker­ +*rtt, Keyport, on the honor roll sa t n e n t featuring pink cannas was conduct­ man, Hazlet, secretary; Mrs. Jack of the N, J. State Federation of Also M n. George Porter. Key­ ed by Mr. Benton. Oroup protect Over $200 In Prizes Goldberg, Hazlet, publicity; Mra. Women’* Clubs *t the Thursday wss arrangements lesturlng Iris, Mailt Goldman, Hazlet, member- port,' M n. FlUgerald and M l s i nsoralag session of the 63th Annual It w u tnnounced the group pro­ sh lp . ' - A m 111 e Baumgartner, Keyport. Convention, held at Chalfonte-Had- vehicle for your visiting; M n. JUynor and Miss ject for the June meeting will be doa Hall, Th* citation w u read by Assisting In the formation were tall container arrangement* featur­ Baumgartner, reception; Miss M n. Robert Morrell, club presi­ Mr*. Paul Watfeffeld. M n. Albert ing summer flowers. Baumgartnef, M n. Shuttenberg. dent,; and honored Miss Bronk- "GIRLS" Rigged 'JeeipV vehicle* have th ee rtra traction of 4-wheel Goldman, Mra. Milton Gate, Key­ M n. Lawrence Saccone, program M n. Smith, finance. hunt for her' “loyalty, service, drive lo deUver your payload* to areas ordinary truck* port; Mr*. Mark Goldman, Mra. chairman, announced Cornelius A special prize was awarded to undemanding and faithful de­ Ralph Stat, M n. Goldberg, M n. Ackerson, noted author and lec­ n n 't reach—ahift eamly into conventin Karen and Kenneth Willey, Mlsa lism Quinn, Matawan, Is s mrrrtwr sponsored by the Lidy Colfax Re­ voyage party in honor of M il* ~To»ttr#r*lm plygubrnlryoui, ritSfff#r^di'elir ■un..,;« iril* w t «s*ih*twn U « - « ■ * » * • ttUm Dora Thorne, M n. Jack Mills, of the training committee. bekah Lodgie U, Keyport. The fund­ Joyce W*rd, Matawan, w u held Mrs. Robert Chenoweth. Mr*. phone number and age to any store manager - M ss SS-W-)* dnssitnms Ms>I raising benefit will be held In the recently at the home of Miss John Griffo. M n. Richard Speo- WSCS Birthday Barber Building, corner of Second Patricia Chapman, Matawan, Joyce in the Sayre Woods Shopping Center before cer. M n. Hsrry Willey. , Hazlet; left May U aboard the Queen T i m e - ln and AtfuUe/ St*., Keyport, start- MAVERICK Mra. C. Kenneth GeUhaui and The Women's Society ol chrls- wg Monday and running through Elizabeth for a threo-njonlh’* trip 9 P.M. Thursday, May 21st. .*.... Sunday Evenings 7:30 P M . M rt. Karoline Lisdemana, Key­ tlta Service et, tbe CUffwood Com­ Pridiy, M*y 2t, from t-.K *.m. to the British Iale* and Europe. p o r t munity Church, held f birthday to 4 p m ' Guests were Sally Pearaon, Susie parly recently. Guests were mem­ M n , J a c * Oettaer a n d M l*• Bauer; Rebecca Copper, Carol* DRESS LIKE A FLAPPER DOWNES PONTIAC Your advertisement in thla pa­ ber* of the WSCS of the Old AmW* Baumgartner will be co- Morizio, France* Adler, Helen Van per will reach prospective - fur- Bridge MeOjpdist Church snd the r ti al m m t t the sale which wu Meerbeke, Row Marie Wallace, Judging On Beauty/ Personality awl Dresi 62-46 LOWS MAIN SI.. MATAWWi-W MAM2W chasera tn ever; community Is) the Grace Methodist Church. Union •chwhded to be held In the Lincoln Mary Ann Maier, Judith Insley. btyibore area. , . B e a c h . ‘ ' H«M Motiae, Joyce received many gift*, 'v .V ,;.' ./■’ ... i/}•'/: 111 / r t s + j 'l T H E M * f A W n H 1 TW dt*) Nta/ 2 1 , 1 W Shirley Hertle Whited Brown P-TA Installs Officers Cheesequake Man, Matawan Seniors Win Scholarships Feted At Shower Son At Air Show Miss Shirley He.-tie, Bethany Rd., Lawrence Cressmon and son, Hazlet, w u feted al a su rp rise Neil, Cheesequake, and Frank shower held at the home of Mn. J a n ie c u k . South Amboy, attended Lloyd Bradbury sr., Lmcroft, given the air show at McGuire Air Force by Mrs. William Braiun, Miss Caro­ lyn Burch and Miss Odette Hertle. Base, Fort Dix, Sunday featuring Miss Hertle «aHrfjeScme tbe bride tbe “Red Devils." ' of Elmer Taylor, Pennsylvania, May 31 in the First Baptist Church, Mrs. Richard Cressman cele­ M ataw an. brated her birthday Saturday. Guest* included Mra. Frank Mr. and Mra. Melvin Boysen cele­ Hertle sr., Mrs. Ralph Dean, Mn. brated their third wedding anniver­ Russell Hertle, Mrs. Walter Srnale, sary this week. M iss Eveline Smale, Mrs. Jack Harold Mann, Nixon, and Miss Mills, Mn. Pierson Dean, Hazlet; Audrey Hieber, Irvington, were Mn. Valter Burch, Mn. Frank Sunday vistors of Mr. and^Mrs. Rinlo, Trenton; Mrs. Kenneth Hulb, Wliliam Fritz. Miss Susan Hulb, Mrs. Andrew Mc­ A family celebration was. held Kay, Arlington; Mrs. James Meis, In honor of Howard Krogh recent­ Eatontown; Mrs. John Julb jr., ly-. Manasquan; Mrs. Ray Palumbo, The Guild of the Church of Our MISS PATRICIA HELMS PETER BENNETT A R N IE k a l m a Union Beach; Miss Nancy Young, Saviour will hold a card party Miss Patricia Helms, Peter Ben- -College to prepare tar a career in Keyport; M n. William Braiun, Port F rid a y a t 8 p.m . cipients were considered on the Monmouth; Mrs. Lloyd Bradbury nett and Arne Kalma have, been teaching, Mr. Bennett in Lehigh Mr. and Mn. Carl Miller ob­ basis of their high school record, sr., Lincroft; Mrs. Albert Hinds, awarded scholarship aid to the served their 17th wedding sunt University to study business ad­ academic ability, personal in teg ­ Miss Kay Powelson, Mrs. T. Leslie college of their choice, it was an­ versary Sunday, , ' . ministration, and Mr. Kalma to rity and financial need. In each Grace, Miss Elaine Farrell, Mrs. The Whited Bowo Pareot-Teacher Association, Cheeaeqoake, held its ln«UlUtlon dinner at Caby's, nounced by Daniel Jackier, Direc­ Andrew Vanderbilt, Matawan, Miss South Amboy, Monday evening. In the picture, (left to right), are Mr*. Everett Fenwick, secKtaiy; Mn. Lawrence Cressman and tor of Guidance. enter Rensselaer Polytechnic In­ case, the grant will be renewed Ruth Pizzi, Cliffwood. M rt. John Zya&dd, vu» president; Mrs. Cortland Clark, vice pmideot of tbe New Jersey Coagm t o' daughter, Lynn, Cheesequake; Mrs. In September, Miss Helms will stitute to major in nuclear physics. every year upon satisfactory pro­ The successful scholarship re- Gifts were sent by Miss Joan Parents and Teachers, Installing officer; Mrs. George Oroat, president; Mra. Margoerite Rega^ trees* Rlith Dean, South Amboy, wereLjatriculaie in Trenton S tate gress in their college studies Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Biyne, Miss Betty Bryne, Mrs. Ed­ urer. ■ ' ■ ' Guetk speakers were Sfchiud Ptae, prrtkkut o /tie MsdUm T«wa*htoBo«rd of Etacttkm, a a d J o t* Emesl Fitzer, Baptistown. ward Bryne Jr.. Mrs. Edward . m t 9 I ' l l 1 | pointed wardrobe chairman by the Partridge, a member of the board. Bou» roea congratulated tho PVTA — Its m crfiihii year. m Biyne jr., Mrs. Robert Davis, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Arrowsmlth W O m an S president. A social hour followed visited Mr. and Mt*. A. A. Jacket, Supper Planned Fred Dean, Mrs. Lloyd Reya, Mis* during which Mrs. Edel was award Vivian Dean, M n. Augustus Bailey, Keyport, Sunday. ■ ed the daric horse prize and Mrs. Mrs. Henry Burrowes, Mrs. M. Mrs. Hugh Dalzell, Kearny, was Has New Member By Ladies Guild Dell, M n. Daniel P. Brewer, Mrs. a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Axel Bjorken aad her committee Mrs. Olga Becker, newly insult­ The Ladies Guild oI Trinity William Reyij Mrs. Jamel Murtha, Alfred FriU. served refreshments.. Bayshore Church Directory ed president of the Woman's Club Church (Episcopal), Matawan, m et Mrs. Elizabeth Grlswald, Mrs. of Laurence Harbor, conducted her Monday eyenlng -with Mr», David Gerald Haven*, M in Betty Havens, Cub Pack 130 Hikes first meeting Monday evening in Craig league Appears Tuttle presiding. Prayers were M n. George Demery, M n. Herbert Sdnday la th* lesaoMaermon en­ mpM nM W UBBRRtMr First ItahtdM the Laurence Harbor Community read by the Rev. John W. Robson. Grtswald, Mrs. Mary' Elizabeth ' Braad SL, (byp*n llltfaiatt.M aiawaa titled MSoui and Bpdy." To Telegraph Hill Church. Mrs. Stanley Waacwski, On Television Show Vrectand, Mis* Marie Drago, Mr*. Rabbi H H Lev.ne Plans were made for the past Rev. Frank E. Sweeten, Pastor Initial selections to be read from CheMquake, was welcomed as a president's supper to be held, in Ronald Sheldon, Miss Sue Donnell, Friday n|ght service ls held st , Under the leadership of Cubmts- . Craig R. Teague, 318 Ravine Dr., Sunday worship services are held new member. ■ ; ' ; v the parish haU June 1' with Mr*. MlssXarolyn Rushing and Mias Col­ the Bibl* Indude these verses from I: It P7dl The rabW will speak ter Paul Purinton, 3} cubs and Matawan, appeared, for the first Tuttle as chairman. leen Farrell, al 8:43 and 11 a.m„ sermoa topic Psalms (80:1,1): "Lord, tbou hast on "Stephen S. Wise—A Pic­ nine leaden Of Pack 130, Hazlet, The new officers gave their re­ tim e, a s contestant on M usic Religion of the Burning Heart” ports and the new chairmen extend­ a A report was made by M n. Ver­ been our dwelling place in all gene­ turesque Fighter." D a v id M. hiked to the Telegraph Hill Park At the 11 a.m. servtee, a nursery Siegel wjll pronounce jqdtjnsh. arei. Holmdel .Township, The. cub* ed an invitation to all clubwomen Bingo, Tuesday. There- Is no limit non Ellison of the successful ‘'tast­ rations. Before ihe^nymnlaiw wert md Junior church Is held, junior Hbsts fo'r ' the Oneg Shabbat will cooked over open fires, played to join the various departments. to the number of appearances a ing bee luncheon," held recently. New Members For brought forth, or ever thou badst iud senior ch&rs will sing and be Mr. and Mrs. William Siegel.. games and participated In feats of The new president gave-a;, de­ contestant may make on M ii s I c Plans were rosde to hold another formed the eartfi and this world, luncheon of this type ln the fall. reception of new members will be The Bar Mitzvah rites for David skill. The proper method of mak­ tailed 'report of her activities at Bingo or the amount the contes­ Legion Auxiliary held. Church sclnol is at 9: <5 *-m. even from everlasting to everlastr M. Siegel, son of Mr. and-Mrs. ing and extinguishing a (ire and the convention of the N. J. State Mrs. George Miller reported bn • tant may win. rummage sale held recently. Mr*. Two new memben were voted conducted by Howard A. Hender­ ing. thou art God.1 William Siegel, will be held during trail blazing was shown the young­ Federation of Women's Clubs hel^ son, with classes lor all ages. A the sabbath service, Saturday at ste rs In Atlantic City. She attended the Mr. Teague, who is employed as Clifford Chapman announced that . Inlo the Ladle* Auxiliary of tbe From "Science snd Health with covered dish supper will be MW 10 a.m. A Xiddush will foliw . (he presidents' dinner, participated in a carpenter, is the son of Mr. and vpnllla is available. Member* wjll Laurence Harbor American Leg­ ey to the Scriptures" by M*ry Assisting Cubmaster . Purinton at 5.W p.m. for all families. Mrs. service.'"" the processional of presidents,.and M n. Richard Teague. Matawan. sell it during the summer. Mr*. ion Unit 312v M lu Patricia lioff, Baker Eddy the following will be ^vere A. Jack ro Boic*, neighbor­ Richard Getshall tad Mrs. Charles Sunday, a reception hodoring visited the presidents’ round table, John Baker thanked - the mem ben Laurence Harbor, will join the read (280:35-30): "Rightly under­ hood commissioner;. Mrs. C lrb Brown are co-hostesses. A hymn David Siegel WtU be held at (he' as well as the following woritshops: ,,2£..?h e lr contributions to th e M on­ Junior Auxiliary and Mra. Lor­ stood, Instead of possessing a sen­ Alfieri and M n. Chester E. John­ festival will be held *t 7 p.m. by Kingsley Arms Hotel, Asbury Park, Parliamentary procedure, civics Oems To Meet Saiurtbiy mouth County Mental Health As­ raine Applegate, CUffwood Beach, tient materia] form, man has a son, den mothers; Thonias Lends, the junior, chapel and senior choln. The general congregation .meet­ and legialation, publicity, and pro­ sociation’s rummage sale. the senior group. Mr*. John Di- committeeman; Mrs. - .Charles Ro­ Mrs. Frank Horan, Highlands, The hymns to be sung by both the sensationiess body; and God, the ing will be held tt :N p.m. Mon­ Mrs. Tuttle announced names ol Giovanni conducted the regular 8 sario, Albert DeJesus, Gerald Mc- gram. 'From these sessions, she congregation an d choirs will be Soul of man and of all existence, day. - ; president of the Women’s Demo­ chairmen for the booths at the an­ meeting of the Ladles Auxiliary In Caskey, and Carl Kaplan, cub brought back valuable Information those composed by Sir Arthur I being perpetual in Hia own Indlvi nual bazaar Sept. 12 as follows: the Home, Monday evening. Tuesday, the Hebrew Women’* and literature to h e r respective cratic Club of jyjoomouth County, Sullivan. Intermediate Youth Fei- duality, harmony, and Immortality, p a re n ts. A special feature of the weekly I.eague donor luncheon will be held chairmen. •' will bold a short business meeting Handmade articles. Mr*. Harold lowshlp meets In the church house Imparts and perpetuate* 1 th ese jal 1:3# Burlew, foreig* articles, Mrs. Bak­ youth daace* sponsored by the Leg* p.M, ’: Also Attended Convention before the annual spring luncheon *( 7:45 p.m. quail tie? in man,—through Mind, The Tf.S.Y. meeting, Wednesday, Mrs, Progar Is Quest Mr*. Becker was accompanied by er; white elephant. Mrs. Mller; ion and AuxfUary Friday evening not mstter.” . ' and fashion show Saturday at"l2:30 will be live music donated by the The junior choir will rehearse at Will be held at 7;3# pjn. ; Mrs. August Edel, who, la « o r- children's grab bag, Mr*. Jamea Mrs. Louis iPrager, .a member p.m. at the G?org!an House, West American Musician's Union, Perth 2:45 p m. Wednesday; prayer meet­ Bayview Presbyterian Church , Ttauyday, May 38, the Hebrew rfspondlng and federation sec*' M ention;.fins arts, M n. Herbert Amboy. "The Four Guys" will ing and Bible study, 7:13 p.m. CUffwood Beach Women’s League general meeting of'the: Hebrew Women"* League. retary. Mrs. Edel also reported Deal Mrs. Helen V. Hill, Keans­ Staer; homemade foods, Mra. Thursday, M ay 28, t h e chapel Keyport, was the guest speaker play from 7 p.m. on; admission Rev. Frands Osterstock will be held at 8:10 p.m . on her experiences and also visited burg, is chairman of the affair and FrOnk M an; buffet supper, Mrs, choir rehearsal Is held at 7:13 p.m.; at the donor dinner of the Sister­ several workshops^ ln addition Jo William Chatman, will b* free and refreshments will Pastor SL John’s Methodist Church ' fashions will be showO by the Agnes be available, There will be no senior cboir, 8 p.m . The men of the coagregstlon will hood of Beth Sholom, Iselln. Mon­ parliamentary procedure, art and preparations are being made for . Sooth Main SL, day at the Alpine Manor, Maple­ Shop, Highlands. Other area resi­ dance Friday evening, May 29. meet Saturday, at 10 a.m, it,'the American Home, she attended the Sodhoppers Picnic hbbby show on the evening of Raritan Township wood..Mr*. Prager brought , greet­ two plays which were the wlnnners dent* serving an committee* a re Member* will attend a perform­ church for a work session; C ub JOKe it, for all ages and Vacation Rev. Norman R. Riley, Pastor ings from the N. J. Central Branch In the state-wide competition.: She Councilwomrn Genevieve Donnell, The Browntown Sodhoppers 4-H ance ol "First Impression” Satur­ P a c k 10 m eetin g , T p.m . Club held a picnic recently at the BiMe School, wMchWiU begin June Sunday wonhlp services ore htld of the . National Women’s League also announced that, “youth con­ and M n. J. Harold Costello, Mata­ day, lime 11. All - attending will Sunday, church school ’ classes home of its leader, Fred Gaub. All 13, and conclude June 18. T he at •, 9: M and 11 a-m . bf.thrunited-Synagogues of Amer­ servation'’ no longer ls a Commit­ wan, reception,. ( i. meet at the circle at 11:10 a.m . are' held at fcM a.m.;! mptntag .1 ' r y. . i—■ ' plAyed baseball and horseshodi. school w ill be held Monday through wonhlp, 11 a.m. Gueat preacher ica, «t which die 1* vice president. tee, but has been made a depart­ Fiye-doUar donations were voted Friday for two Weeks from 9:30 to The branch includes 24 sisterhoods will be, the Rev. Charle* Hooker, -■ fstssste ’ ment by the State Federation. The Mothers' C(ub;;5t*jpp»f to the Kiddie Keep-Well Camp and 11:30 s.m. Classes will run from jn.the vicinity. sermon topic “How Can I Under­ ■‘f!,'M a t a w a n . due* mho have been . raised. A ng W frij .n m 'M a i l i n g D m S ** the Salvation Army. Mrs. Jack the nursery through junior high total of' IS63.38 Ms*.been realized ,;TKfefiij*lmeetlng o^the Mothers* stand?" Music will be furnished ' Rev. Chester A. G allo w ay , Catherwotid," Bill Arace; Howard Olsen reported the delivery of K hool. ’ Card of Thaak* from the Penny Art Fund through­ Club, Matawan, until fall, wa* by the Junior and youth choirs. ’ Paator ' ■ \ ‘ Dunham, Raymond: Zizik. and jewelry, pencils, combs, and writ­ The family of the late Tlini* R. o u t the state. held Tuesday evening in the Keyport Reformed Church Two morning services Sunday are Garold Miller. ' ing paper to the patients at Marl­ P int Baptist Church *( 9:30 aiftl 11 a.m. Baby-sitting Sickles wish to express their thanks P la n s w ere outlined for. club ish hall of Trinity Church (: ' Warred 8 t, Keyport boro State Hospital. A letter from m Main SL, Matawaa servica ja available at both hours to those who extended kindness members to attend the Federation pal) Matawan. A buffet tapper Rev. Roderick N. DeYoung,. the Woman’! Club of Laurence Har­ Rev. Lawrence R. Bailey and sympathy during their recent Picnic at Allaire State Park, Thurs­ was served to the memben and , ■ ,... Pastor , for M a whose parents desire to at­ Attend The Church bor was read Inviting participa­ ■ ■■ ' P a s to r tend church. Sunday School Is held bereavement, especially the Rev. d ay , J u n e 2S. M rs. C astm ir their husbands. Past and present tion In a bowling leigue to start Th* chapel choir will reheltne Sunday morning worship services »t 9:S0. a.m,:' Youth Fellowihlp Lawrence Bailey, Dr. Raymond Samolyk was appointed chairman officers received corsages.. A. Ru> In September. Any member In­ at,J p.nu, tonight: sanctuary choir, Will b e h eld a t b o th 10 a n d 11 a.m .; grmip'tteeU *t. 1 P-m- Brady, the Matawan First Aid of games for children of local club Ion Applegate,. Farmlngdale, wa* Of Your Choice terested may contact Mra., DIGlo- 8 pjn. ;. : . ; * church school, 10 a.m. with classes Wbnien's Bible Class meets oi Si}uad and the Bedle t Funeral members and Mrs. WiUiam Weeks guest speaker. He showed slides vannl for further Information. Sunday School, under-the super­ for each age group, , > Tuesday* at 1 p.m. ■ H o m e .' ' ' will arrange transportation. . and discussed "Historical Mon­ This Week Tlw business session concluded vision of . Warren Bernhardt, is The mktweek service o( prayer ' Junior .High group, meets Fridays jln s—a d v 21 . Mra. David E. Watson was ap- mouth County.” W lth'the report of 61 children In held at 9:30 a.m.; nursery ter and Bible study Is held on Thurj- a t 7 p m 1 attendance at last week's youth children whose parents desire ‘ to dsy at 7:30 p.m. .- ! ' Cltflwood Community dance and a tots) paid-up mem- attend wonhlp service, 10:30 a.m.; SL Joseph's Church " ' M ethodist C hurch benhlp In the seniors and juniors morning wonhlp, 10; 43 -a.m. The Maple FL, Keyport Rev. Leon Zlnkler, Pastor of .118. R efresh m en ts «vare serv ed Holy Sacrament of Communion will Rev, Cornelius J. Kans, Putor Sunday morning worship servlet by Mrs, Marie Ellwood, m rs. Milt­ be observed Those who are mem­ M asses w ill b e h eld S unday m om - is held a t ft a .m .; S unday Schooli, on Fiala and M n. Peter Fierro. bers of the Christian Church are Invited to partake bf the elements, inp a t 7 . 8, 8,10 and 11 o’clock. 10 s .m . ’ Junior Youth Fellowship Is at 7 The Methodist Youth Fellowshi| Second Baptlst.Church ■ : Couple Honored At p.m.j,. Senior Youth Fellowship, 8 moots at 6:30 p.m. . . Orthsrd SL, Matawan 'Surprise Celebration p.m . . The .Church will hold a roa^ Rev. W. J. Hutcheson, Pastor bet! supper from 5 to 7 p.m Tues. First Church ot Christ, Scientist Thb AIpha'and Omega will cele­ . Mr. tnd M n, Theodore Sxymsn- day, .ThU'wtt postponed Jton M Brosd SL, Keyport • brate Ihelr third anniversary Sun­ M ay 19, ■ lU , Morganvllle, were feted recent­ Sunday s e rv ic e and Sunday d a y a t 3:30 p.- m . ‘ ly at'a surprise party held at (he School, 11 a.m. - Wednesday, testi­ Saturday, May 30, a chicken and Gethsemtne Lutlieran Oburch hom e of Mr. and M is. A. Szyman- m ony m ee tin g 8 p.m. Reading room barbecue dinner ' will be served "* M apia PI,, Keypori , ski, Morganvllle, Celebrating their open Wednesday an d Saturday starting at 12 o'clock noon In the Rev. Frederick Boos. Pastor 23th weddihg anniversary. Decora­ Irom 2 to 4 p.m. " ch u rch . , There are two services on Sun tions Included a larje wedding The spiritual Identity of Ihe man , Sunday, May 31, the'Cavaliers day; Matins al 8:30 h-m. and the .' cake. . ■ of God’s creating wlli be brought will celebrate thfelr second anniver­ regular service al 11 o'clock. Sun­ Guest* were Ted, Jean and Chet out st Christian Science services sary. Air are invited to join them, day School begins at 9:45 a.m Szymanskl, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Szymanskl and children, Rita and Jim,.M arlon Everson, Morganvllle; Brurjswick hair stylist. Judith Kohl, Susan Kowalski, Marlboro; Mr, and 4-H Hen Party New Market, and Janet McCoul- Edward Saville M n. Frank Stefanskl ond children. lough, East Brunswick, will serve Bill, Frances and Loretta, Key, as models: The Teenettes 4-H Club, port; M n. Sophie W agnor an d Set For Saturday Dems Chairman Iselln, will serve beverages for the daughter, Jban, Mr. and Mrs'. Stin- Middlesex County 4-H girls, thejr A meeting of the Democratic ley Zduniak and cfilldren, Ronnie, lunch, and the Quibbletown 4-H mothers, sisters, and 4-H leaders County Committee representing Terry and Nancy, Peter Zduniak, Club, New Market, Is in charge ol Matawan Township was held at will be attending the 12th Annual Cliffwood. . clean-U|>. ’ "'Owl's Nest," the homo of Mrs. Also Mrs. Alex Zduniak and 4-11 Hen Party Saturday, at the Dorothy Slnnett, recently for the daughter, Linda, South Amboy; Mr. Log Cabin, Rutgers College of purpose of electing a chairman;! and Mrs, William Kowalski and Tony Vecchio Honored Agriculture, Now Brunswick. Edward Saville was named chair­ sons, Walt and Bobby, Jersey City; man by unanimous vote. County Registration will start at 9:30 At Surprise Pqrty (JHIss Arlene Serperies, Newark; Executive Committee member* C h e v y pickup pulls throughMbbttom l6ss” Mr. and Mrs. William Kehoe jr., a.m. with tbe Wit and Work 4-H Tony Vecchio, son of Mr, an d present were M n. Mildred Dugan, and son, Billy, M n. Virginia Kehoe Club, South Brunswick, In charge. Mrs. Larry Vecchio Jr., 17 West Mrs. Josephine Kahrs, Mn. A nn and daughter, Linda, New Bruns­ The session Itself will begin at Savitsky, Daniel Downey, John pastures to keep stock fed ! wick; Miss Ginny Samaras, Red First St., Keyport, celebrated his 10 a.m., under chairmanship of Nicholson and-M r. Saville. Bank; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Magee first blrihdty Sunday at a' party, Maria Maccia, Madison Township, . Mrs. Slnnett also was host to the —and-daughtori,-Joan- nnd. Carol, A large decorated cake was th e Democratic Chib of District No.' 1 ■- Al iJu Ball Bros. Dtdru Farm, Montgom- F reeh o ld . with -group singing, followed by an on working until you say quit Not before. Illustrated lecture and discussion t a b l e ' centerpiece,-- B alloons - a n d «t her home_on.W ayj. At that _trg, A la^they soy this 4-wheel drive Chevy ' We aren’t claiming that every Chevrolet ' of the topic "4-H and You.” Pre­ streamers decorated the room. time, announcement was made ’ teBrgo ahi/u>hete to keep stock /ed—even truck ia turning out to be a mirade-workei 1 Dante Saturday senting tills will bo Miss Frances that John Applegate, Matawan, had Games were played and prizes through hub-deep muck that makes it a and averaging 10 0 ,0 0 0 miles -before a valve Haberthler, Associate 4-H Club been elected Monmouth County job. (Even though some are going 150,0001) Final plans have been made for won by Nancy Smith, Cindy Jones, Agent from Ocean County. Chairman for tho ensuing year. Thd MBhtoUth* way. And yet a/ter a full year You’re Bure to find, however, that you can't the first annual dinner dance of Miss Florence VanNorden, As­ Donna Koyl, Blase Smith. Follow­ local club was represented it the t f it—no mechanical trouble of m y klndt buy more truck dependability at any price. the Lochjlea Club, Matawan, to be sociate Home Economics Leader ing the party, a barbecue was held meeting by Mr. Saville. Mrs Sin- held this Saturday evening at El- And that'a borne out by the fact that more of Rutgera University-Agricultural In the backyard. nett was named publicity chair­ That Chevy pickup may not win any beauty truck owners put their faith, and their pay* m art's, Morgan, at 7:30 p.m. with Extension Service, and Miss Nancy man, Michael Abbazla read the by-> Guests were Nancy Smith, Kathy awards (UU it'a cleaned op). But lt'a sure loads, in Chevhjiets than in any other make. ' Mrs'. Chris Koopman as hosteu. Ellsworth, former 4-H member and laws. Mrs. Charles Short reported Smith, Blase Smith, Donna Koyl, Walking off with the top prize for depend-' Thomas S&rls will be master of presently a senior at Douglass Col­ that tho program committee was Take your toad and nchedute figure* to your ceremonies. Mrs. Donald Glelch- Margie, Tommy and Cindy Jones, ability. And lhaty atandard Cberrolet proee- Chevrolet dealer. He’ll specify the beat way to lege of Rutgers, will present career working on several forthcomii dar*. Put a Chevy truck to work and it keep* m an will (elect judges for .a waltz opportunities In Home Economics, Larry Vecchio 11, Mr. and Mrt. G. affairs. Mr. Short was naini handle both and save in the bargain. , ' Contestras well ss a polka contest. under heading 1 of "Home Econo­ Smith. M n. Oscar Koyl, Mr. and aergeant-at-arras. A quartet wtll rentier a few songs. mic*—A Career Pius.” _ .. AU present memben and any A search will bem ade for talent Mrs. John Jones, Miss Betty Smith, The new 4-H Social Know-How new' candidates for membership No jpb’s too tough for a Chevrolet track! for the second annual variety, ahow Miss Wanda Young, Mr. and Mrs. Project will be explained in iteial- are invited to attend the next meet­ ..to be held next winter, Harold d ra m a style by the Browntqwn Jay Demdrest, Keyport; Andrea ing of District No. 1, W ednesday Cromwell wiO lie in . charge of this Pedal Pushers 4-H club, • Madison Hyweiman, M n. Robert Hywei- evening, June 10, at the home of j» rt of the program. He also is Township. Following a picnic lunch­ man, Port Monmouth; Mrs. Tommy Mn. Sinnett. ‘ Now'8 ihe time see your local authorized, Chevrolet dealer for a real truck buy! Chairman of the dance. . ' eon, the Misses Linda' and Susan Casale, Matawan. — Lorenzo, .Belvedere, will perform Gifts were sent by Mr. and Mrs. Spend Day In New York some wizardry under title of "A Laity Vecchio sr., Mr. and Mrs. Woman'* Magic.” Frank Vecchio, Mr. and Mrs. John h.M r, and M n. Joseph Gusdagno Highlight of the day’s events will Jones sr., Mr. and Mrs. F. NlWett, JOHNSON - GlBB MOTOR CO reM taA gtatt. tbe Gaslight be a . demonstration and discussion Mr. and Mrs. Joe Piney, Mr; and .v-lfmr Yoifcrand attended a on "Hair Caro and Styles -for Mrs. Warm. Young, Mrs. Effle 110 MAIN SIR S!* MATAWAN lOwel 6*1040 " ' Falr Lady." CirU" by Hetomr Larqoo, N e w B ailey, • CIASSIIUD Thursday, M bp 11* I 1 -V-WT tHfeM lifN.IOUSNAl 'I M l

curity Act, you muat make tax aod your family a floor of pro­ other lnoome ia addition to their ministration provides over ’ M - sitio n ot suspected drunken driving forwarded to appropriate state, contributions into tha n ■ aodal security benefits. county and local authorities. Social Sceiirily tection against losa of earning district offices throughout I ts Safety Council curity system and, in thia Way, Other recommendations. are lhat due to the old age, disability, or “Social'security can, and should, United Statei to qoawar fW f you earn the protection offered by local police should have (be co­ death of the fam ii/ breadwinner." play an (important part ia plan­ questions and help yw to alia tor losoijlkoM M 'the system. If your work ii not Hits Drag Racing operation of th e local municipal Not All Taxe$ Mr, Bast points out "Since ning for your fu tu re an d th e the future," Mr,' Ir. B au concluded, covered by social security, no future of your family. Your nearest Drag races on streets u d high­ attorney or prosecutor in drinking Martin F. Leo, 34, Laurence social security la aa Individual "When someone mention! aodaj social security tax la due and.lit aodal aecurity office/' Mr. Bau ways or in any areas that might and driving cases, and that the Harbor, had his driver's license right earned by a aet amount of Motor Vehicle Act be amended to security, do you think Anly of W* fact you could not pay the tax, sta te s, "will be happy to adWie be set aside for such types of revoked tor 39 days, effective Apr. social security tax? If y«“ *V work under the law, this ground allow complains to be made in even if you wanted to do so. you ot the amount of work neces­ races were criticized strongly by 30, under the 60-7* Speed Revoca­ then you are missing valuable.tg- floor la a very aolid one oo which sary to qualify for disability, old- W ff i T M the traffic safety committee of the 90 days instead ol the usaal ■ 34 tion Program, it has been announc­ , "Since it ia compulsory, you to build your ‘house of the future.' days so that police will be afforded formatioo which you need may feel there is no seed to letra age, and survivors benefits as Monmouth County Safety Council, ed by Ned J. Parsekian, Acting you are planning for future S®~ Hie second, third and upper sufficient tim e to Investigate about the tax and the insurance well as any other requirements and the committee went on record Director of Motor Vehicles. curity for yourself and your stories of the 'house' may be certain cases'that require more protection earned by the tax. If for entitlement. disapproving such conduct in the pendents." according to Allan *• private insurance,, stocks and operation o f. a motor vehicle. A than 30 days; and that police de­ that ii so, you miss out so bonds, real estate, cash savings, "Since social security is a com­ partments continue the use of T o Meet Tuesday Bass, manager of the P e f **• resolution to this effect was passed valuable information needed^ to or other liquid assets. Of the more pulsory social insurance system, "spot checks” and other enforce­ Amboy social security Office W # by the committee at a meeting complete your plans for future se­ than 12,900,000 persons receiving it makes good sense to find out ment or educational ' techniques The Naves ink Toastmaster Club also says th e social security held in the Shadowbrook Restau­ curity," Mr. Bass continues. approximately (700,000,000 I n how, when and approximately how aimed at controlling the drinking 1227 will meet Tuesday at 7:39 system i« compulsory. ■ -lht MAKIK& rant, Shrewsbury, Thursday. The Provides Prtteetlea ' monthly benefits,” M r. B a a i much you and your family can d riv e r. p.m. at the River House Ian, Ram- “If you are working in an ao-’ resolution painted out that it is the "Social security provides you statei, “some 75 per cent have collect. The Social Socurlty Ad­ The recommendations will be tivity covered by the Social Sd* responsibility of all citizens to in­ -j* - form enforcement officials of their opposition to drag races on public highways or private areas. . The committee deplored the oc­ BjOTI M IIM CTI i i KPIBjitiSI m m [ill Ell m m currence of drag races particularly on public highways and urged that an aggressive drive be directed against such highly hazardous »cts that might endanger the lives of. 1 rou SAVt cash si stampsm hand n ion drivers and occupants of other Vehicles. - . ■ Hie - action of the committee stemmed from remarks made by George G. Traver, executive vice ’president of the New Jersey State — Safety. Council/ on recent out­ breaks of drag. races' on ' public highways.; Mr. Traver character­ ized such conduct as a very sen- out phase of juvenile delinquency (hat must be dealt with firmly.to ■ prevent it from getting out of hand, whether it is carried on on a highway or in a private area in any part of the s ta te . - - ; Vokea P b a , . - . He voiced an urgent- - plea ' that - .every effort mustbe thaoe to pre­ vent recurrence of uich outbrtmks on the streets and h'*hw»y»of Monmouth County. He pbintfed out that the New Jersey State Safety HEIHZ KETCHUP™ Council 'for m any. yean, haa strongly opposed the liceiuirig bf .-.private areas lor supervised drag' racing, and for obvious reasoji» ,l* agpinst such a dangerous practice on the streets Mid highway*.' Tty! safety official also emphasized the need for developing a greater GIANT PEAS sense of responsibility on the part . jf jMrenU of youi^sterit pafUclt paling in' such events. Copies of the resolution will be sent. to. ap­ HUNT'S propriate atate, county *od lo$fl officials. . " The recommendations, made In a report by a subcommittee on drinking and driving headed by Thomas B. M a n n I o n. are as follows: That the County prtise- MARCAL cutor with the (ioropefatlpn : 'of police chiefs and the Monnioiitl) WHITEtr COLORED County Medical Society explore the possibility of taking blood NAPKINS samples of d r I v e r a Injured In traffic rftishaps ind that -such samples be tested for "bloijd alco­ hol content/’ and chemical tests CHICKEN O r TH I SEA also be taken of all ' sul'Vlvlng drivers Involved In fatal Occidents; C H U N K S T Y U 'that the Attorney General and Di­ rector of Motor Vehicle* adopt a HSH - - U 1,1 j S’ ,>S 4 ^ 4 Stfl'vtY.'.’’;"'/ ?; 5 t i,1 ‘ .v.tiA ~*f i jti* W * 11 iL UK'", , , ’«*Lm I 1' , v : ■ 1 / . / > ivi:.i/ini ^ > >•>. ------, m a m m m F b o a Q In-tM toim ty court, ahtf tha} > we cotanty traffic co-ordinator k eep SALAD DMSflH* police chiefs' departments adviaed IIAIROOK MIMf of reasons for dismissal of ap­ 4 * pealed Cases so that this infor­ Mirada mation may be used for education-; H B H f A K ' ” GREEN PEAS al purposed In training'police fn gathering evidence in future cases. That every means be: used to, Pork and Beans 3 «e29' FRIESWITHOUT JMOKIN#' ’• - , , ., expedite' hearings on drinking and' driving cases and that a system of control be adopted to m ike sure Wesson Oil & A 1 * 3 s 4 9 ' that there la no unusual de|ay in CAT’S FAVOWTI .- ; . A bringing the cases'to ft conclusion; and that state authdHtiea’,consider amending'Title NO. 39 to Include Puss 'N Bii^ts 3,!^43i' a provision similar (o (me In the Motor Vehicle Act of Ihe State ot Illinois which authorizes 's magls- trate, or his representative, to pick up andjiold a driver's .license until th^ ease ls disposed of. The Illinois statute.jwrmlts such a driver to operate his. Vehicle and, use a summons ..instead of . his license as authority tif drive, a procedure (hat It Blended :i» dii-. courage unusual delays in dispo­

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CALIFORNIA JUICE ENTER THE GRAND UNION TRIPLE S f - • LBON ZUCKERMAN - ’AROUND WORLD" u t- ' The Family and .ChUdriy Ser­ vice, the only adoption agent? In ORANGES- j . ’ ' ’ . : _ PUZZLE CONTEST Monmouth County, will told a . building and expansion campaign H o i H o u Q 6 : fund; next month to raise 85.00* MM to construct a building of its own IB VM‘50.000 t for the first time In its 50 years Of service. Leon Zuckenrinn, BEA IItlES ^ »>iilli III Vililjiitili' pri/J'h. irn lurlirit' rtf _ In ... f f 1’ ; Director of Public. Relations for . the New Jersey Natural Gas Co., • has accepted the chairmanship tor JUICY SUNKlST the campaign. ' SCMUOMS *sr ^ ANEW OVER 500 . The agency, which also provides t i l l r i e h a m y v a «iity service to unmarried mothers, a f i ) LEMONS 10139/ A t H D Q f a f M w ft'"' Kt A CONTEST •/> PRIZES a . 2600 PR/^UV foster home care, travelers aid and EVERY WEEK! » £AcH WEEK! < ,IN A u i ; ... V tamily ’counselling, curienlly is •IN ML' / V occupying quarters in' {he g *i»* fen iik '1 1 Branch Housing Authority's build­ ...... ■SSIlSsl:®; ing on Garfield Court. wUch it has Wa Rtunr* Thf KifM Ta UmM fKeM B hdn* A» M ,J. and RacUsad aad Oraafe C m I) ttoiws Than. May SI# TVs *•»„ May >W, ' ■ ' . outgrown, according to Mrs. Alton ’ V. Evans, president. The new build­ Highway 36 anil Middlt Road VI»I* YourTrlpJ^S Rttfampllon C«nl#r At N. J. State Highway 36, Ktantbuig > ing will be In Long Branch, where Kseasbara stare ape* Me*, tkni Tfcara HU • WM the agency has bad its headquar­ * ’ . tb mw iiiin, ifamiuio . o f K M r u D » t m l i u i . KD AU. DAT MONDAI f t t , ‘IN It P.M.. «at, tl) • r.»- ters since it was founded.-Ia.U9JL Hazlet Fog« Bg)il — Fir** Section THE. MATAWAN JOURNAL Thvr«lay, May 21, 1959 Holmdel Group U.S.A.F. Pastime Becomes Profession Frazee Back At Gift Certificates Presented By Loew’s Theatre Parties Hears Bell Plan Old Bridge1 Races For Music Circus Theatre parties now are being Details of (he new 120,000,008 Pete Frazee, the dominant dri­ ver at Old Bridge Stadium, cam; booked for the entire U-w«ek sea­ ultra-modem laboratory to be con­ son of St John Terfell't Neptune structed in Holmdel Township by into hi; own tor the first time this Music Circus which o p e n a its the N.J. Sell Telephone Company year last Sunday, but Charlie eighth season June 29 with a two- were described Ust week for mem­ Muody, « Laurence Hartnr racer week engagement of the Broad­ way smash hit fantasy “Du Barry bers of the Holmdel Township gave the local fans a favorite for Was A Lady,” starring Bert Lahr Civic Association during a regular which to root in the early ip his original role. meeting at the new -elementary of the feature. • The second show at the Route « school, the meeting also featured Finishing second to the Rahway big-top will be “ Bells Are Ring-, the. annua] election of officers. speedster in tbe 25-lap stock car ing," starring Billie Worth, which Speakers who outlined the new will run July 1} through 26. Written facilities to be constructed oa race was Lenny Brown. Lambert- by Betty Comden, Adolph Green 433-acre tract in Holmdel w ere ville. Bob Pershing, Ringoes, who and Jule Styne, the music-filled Alfred T. Felsberg, community re­ had won a feature event at Old Broadway success features. Miss lations supervisor, and Thomas J. Bridge earlier this year, was a Worth, as a Good Samaritan switch­ Crowe, Holmdel project engineer, board operator at a telephone an­ both of the Bell firm. close third. Four* and fifth spota swering service who becomei in­ The Bell representatives said were taken by Don Stives. Highb­ volved in the lives of a trio ot that the new laboratory will con­ lown, and Bill Berry, Oradell, re­ clien ts. 1 sist of four identical slx-story spectively. ' "The Ziegfeid Follies,” directed buildings forming a quadrangle, No time w u recorded for the all under a single roof. Each of by Bobby Clark and starring Bert the lour buiMjpgs will have a bal­ feature event. The race had to be Wheeler, which is being presented cony overlcxjting Uie courtyard baited in the fourth lap when three in tent theatres for the first time this summer, will play at Neptune, which separates them. Tbe entire cars spun off the track Into the July 27 through Aug. 9. The extitv- structure Is to be sheathed In glasa, Infield, throwing dirt on-tbe mac­ Lennle Edwards, (left), m anayr a t Laew’t U Drlve-ln Theatre, Raritan Township, is shown above aganza, bearing the name, of the Access to the laboratory from two adam. This made the track unsafe presenting gift certificate* !* Mr. aad Mrs. J*fca H. Jones, I Atole PL, Haxiet, who w en the winners showman who glorified tbe A m eri­ large adjacent parking lots Is to Baddies la th* U. . Air Force, Geei** JL Itasbwr, Keypert, (left) and the nee had to be stopped ot the Loew's » “First Baby ( M a t" Tbe prasd p ain li w e seen with tbelr daughter, Patricia Anne, 8 can girl, will be presented com­ be gained by an entrance over a aad Richard K Edwards, devetoed tbeir taiaats t* kec*m “lb* while the dirt waa cleared away wh* was b*m at I:4J a-m. *a M*tber’a Dsy, May 10, which mad* her the wianer since she was the first plete with the traditional show girl,, depressed service roadway. Rkiuud*" and her* te hit th* big lime with their guitar strumming and Batths Far Laad baby hern *a Mother’s Dsy. Gifts iaelodad certificates f*r Udlsbye Diaper Service and coiar portraits from tbe Pappas Studio, Keyport . comedy and musical numbers. One-Way Access Roads sriglaal stags. ■ S tives b a ttle d with Mundy "Jamaica” will be presented tor la addition, the entire structure for ths lead through tha first three W hat tw o 2«-year-old Slid Alr| BBetty etty now have a one-year-old weeks, Aug. 10 through' 23, in aa and parking lots are to be encircled laps. Following the restart . Stives p a n y , a member of the committee. Division Airmen used af leisure­ son, Gregory lym . Awaiting Survey exclusive Musfc Circus botWdng. by two concrete one-way access went out in front with Ed Sigler, The sessions wiU start at 10 a.m. Summer Sessions A recent two-year smash on Broad­ roads. The speak era also pointed time recreation leas than a year Sessions Coatiau* P ort Monmouth, Tony Battle, Condemnation c w n m ls- end continue through the afternoon. way, “Jamaica,” set in the Carib­ out that the plant will have its own ago now may qualify them tor the Their music sesslonT continued Paterson, and Brown ln close pur- slonera bearing a salt brodgbt by Activities of the service program bean Islands, was written by E. Y. water supply and sewage treat­ suit. Set By Monmouth the Union Beach Board ot Educ*? American Bandstand and t h e whenever George and Ric w en to­ Harburg, Fred Saidy and Harold ment plant. They dnnv* ln that order until Two summer sessions of study tlon against a M atawaa firm tb will be outlined and discussed by Grand Ol' Opry, according to the gether;' with another feature A rlen, . M r. FtIsberg said that the de- th e 10th lap where positions start­ acquire a IJI acre tract of land the groups lacluding ihe organiza­ hopes of th* president of their re­ added—composing tbelr own iriusic are announced in a Monmouth Li’l Abner," the final show of clslot to expand the Holmdel plant ed to change aa Fraiea moved M ar Memorial School, MwniaB- and direction of sewing groups College leaflet now being mailed tion the Neptune season, will play was reached by Bell after three cording compuy. aad lyrics, talents they each Im­ Into Ihe second spot with Stives slde Avt., are awaking a survey and transportation corps as well Aug. 24 through Sept. 6. ..W ritten y e a rs o f itudy. Among the fac­ Because of a chance meeting proved without the* benefit' ol •till In front Brown took oyer to students and professional •f th*-property before a final da- as the training of aides at th e by Norman Panama and . Melvin tors which Influenced their deci­ third place whll* Sigler* dropped organizations. A new three-week dalasi will be reached. and their ensuing friendship, A/2C formal Instruction. Almost unwit­ Frank, with songs by Johnny Mer­ sion to expand, he said, were the back to fourth positioa. pre-summer aesstas win precede J . Fa*«fc W*tt— I, «*a * tba information centers. The various George it Hushour and A/2C tingly, their prattle** war* be­ cer, and Gene dePaul, “Ll’l Abner" desirable environment of Holni- Just as starter Johooy Zeke c*«rt-appointed commissi*ners, phases of the medical program and coming habit, and their harmony the six-week; summer session brings to life the famed charac­ del Township, the large potential Richard H. Edwards, both as­ dropped the crossed signs d u c t ­ reported a wrrey I s t t t s s u l e types of services available to alowly was polished and perfected. ters of AI Capp s coffic strip world labor force In Monmouth County, signed to Division Headquarters, ing the halfway mark or ths race which the college has offered by Frank Foss, engineer, to deter- cancer patients will also be include A professional opportunity was of Dogpatch, and follows their ex­ the excellent network of highways had been reached the car idit**a sine* mwtag to Us p nlae th* im ltin an* h ,atl*a at ed on the program. Dobbins Air Force Base, Georgia, presented to tfeea Ja M ay UU, by periences with Washington/ D. C. ln the area and th* real eiuts by Stives spun at theeaat turn. campus at Welt Long Branch, ln clectrle pole* and concrete p iers an well known la Adsata ares a Jeiloft airman, A/1C Percy politicians and businessmen. holdings of 8 e(l Labs In tha area. Stives regained control of th*car 1956. ’ « s th a ^ n p o ty U they t d * . night dub*' and to a widening Morgan, then assigned to the w in Further information on theatre He its ted that * force of nearly but Frazee flashed by to t*k» the Courses in the two sessions are la two day* *1 teatimoay takea Air Marker Map Ready c ircle oI record fans. maintenance section at Head­ party arrangement* may be ob­ 1500 persons will be employed la lead and Brown Went into second planned so that students will re- ia tbe ease which concluded Tbelr chance meeting was In quarters. Airman Morgan and his For New bistribution tained by either writing St. John the first section o( the plant to be place. - ' :<-< ceivft the same amount of In­ Saturday, aa appraiser fer the Ju ly m , when Airman Hushour, baQd were under contract at that Terrell's Neptune Music Circus, or constructed, Thi Initial work force Beats Out Brown struction and credit as is re­ board valued the property at The first air m arker map indicat­ native of Keyport, arrived at time 16 th« Cna Rio Club near callin g P R S-8100 ln (feptune. T he will comprise 500 engineers, an M o m Moore; POttitown.fP*., ceived lor the same courscs during flKt.SO. Heuser awl Heuser, Inc., ing the as visual navigational aids Dobbins AFB and was assigned to Atlanta, and he found a place for Neptune Music Circus is located equal number of technical aides best out Brown ia the first. hesit the September-JUne study- year, the owner* e l ihe proptfiy, w h ich throughout the state now are avail­ Ms barracks. Thrre he met “Rlc" Georgs and Ric In the show there. IH M em tlesw estof ^Asbury-Park, and a similar number of clerical race or th* afternoon.. LenGonJd, In the summer, students take Is located an Spruce St and the able for distribution, according to Edwards, Covington, Ga., who From this point what had been on R o u te '68, near the Garden State and administrative personnel. The N * w s r It, w a s th ir d a n d , B ob fewer courses’ and meet more Cesitral Railroad of New Jersey announcement made by Commis­ was sitting an hia bunk strum­ their pastime became their pro­ P a rk w a y . organization expects lo employ Boudlnot, Bound' Brook, {With. often during the Moaday through- right-of-way, vahte lhe tract, al sioner Salvatore A. Bontempo of m ing -a guitar. For Airman fession. Soon they were per­ m ore than 4000 persons w hen all Friday class week. upwards of (7IN. State Department of Conservation Hushour, the mualc was familiar, forming in other night clubs Fraxee copped tGt second; beat construction Is completed in 1870. Pre-summer session registration and Economic Development. Ap­ his father aid sister having played around Atlanta and M arietta, and I^hu^ H o jW , R ed PA Hospital .Building In the busliMM portion of th e will take p lac e J u n e 11 a n d 12 In the Instrument when he was living at the NCO Club at JDobblM AFB. I B“ k> *nd sl*.ler ftal*hed In that college In Its 13 four-year cur- proximately 7500 amateur pilots in meeting, Ihe following officers were order'behind him. Main Buildlitg, from 1 to 4 p.m. and the state use the markers as aerial Fund Totals $656,256 at home, although he had never Tliey assumed the professional rlcuhims and lt two-year cur­ elected for tM following y ear; from I to 7 p.m. each day. Ten navigation references. learned himself. name, "The Richards/’ from .lack Howard, Port Monmouth, New results announced- recently Richard T. Levins, president; Rob­ courses will begin June 15 and end riculum!. A newcomer' course, Assigned T* Sam* Crew George's middle name tnd JUc’s scored M s'fifth straight novice Evidence has been, received at by James KL Fox,'chairman ol the ert Peterson, vice president; Mrs. race win of the season. Starting Ju ly 3. Some will meet in the marine navigation. Is open to the. State Bureau of Aeronautics Amos Mumford, secretary; James Hie and George soon found fln rt. . ■ Perth . Amboy: General Hospital In last place, Howard, wijo drives morning and others in the evening. everyone interested ln boating, re­ that the markers' have b e e n In Regan, treasurer, and Jack Kirby, themselves assigned lo th* nine Audhloa F*r Contest Building Furid, brought th t total of crew tn th? combat operations The Ridfards” suditloned for the Keyport Machine Worka car They are in th* areas of sociology, gardless of previous training. strumental In saving the lives of subscriptions lo date to (658,296. sergeant-at-arms. ■ No. 996, picked up c»rs on each literature, geography, physical non-commercial pilota in several Elected trustees of the organiza­ ■ tenter. This and their mutual the CeQrgis Jubilee; talent contest Other courses scheduled to take Additional. pledges from industry lap and at the halfway mark the science, ’ .psychology, marketing, instances. . tion tor two-year terms were Rob­ aterest In miulc ,nd singing were sponsored by Radio Station WTJH, the students outside the classroom and a partial first report (ram the Monmouth County driver t o 5 t o p.m. each day. Courses will Under the direction of the volun­ water tanks and are readable from When Fie moved off base to llv/ Lowry.^hesiilenJ of .the Nallbpal 4 1 man Tanzman. co-chalrtnea tlon will be heM June 9-li a place start July and wnt endiAug.'M. teer* service commltte^vot the distances up ,ty-,two miles. O ut^- ibat tlifl^|an,Ua, w .r. a - ..... #l!h his father, Samuel H. Etf>, jiecordlhgCOtopany* BrookJiavep, . Drivers representing rfew JJer- 8 to be ahnaunWS'*The meetltt® 1 t i p a / t d Lting Island droVe In sep­ Almost 80 courses are scheduled, American Caicef> Society, * N e w atate pilots have found them h^tp* ing in- thu the high level or wards, Atlanta, George was Ga., tn Atlanta suburb. Mr. open to the. general public, will arate divisions in the Powder Puff Jersey Division, of which Or. John ful in establishing location. ' ing needed to reach the goal of frequent visitor to their -home. Lowry was interested and invited some to meet in the morning and feature refreshments and a social Derby with Sue BOudlnot taking others In tbe evening. Entrance L. Olpp, Ridgewood, is chairman, The Air Marker Program w as (2,200,400 was definitely evident Often Rlc' and George would them for a recording audition at hour. the Garden State event in the Key­ applications are requested by June two workshops for volunteers will started in 1931 and the state and with the average of subscriptions sing together, for the (un ol it, his studios. port car. Ethel Slegle, Mllltown, 22. . ' be held June 1 at the Hotel Presi­ federal governments alternately rep o rted a t a fig u re o f $1765. M o re accompanied by Rlc'l guitar. The audition was successful and was second, Arleed Nesce, Colonla . The two summer sessions are dent, Atlantic City, and June 3 at have supervised the project. The than 650 prospective subscribers' Summer Bowling Unit George's Interest in the instru­ within a week The Richards "cut" third,! and Gail DeWrlght, Trenton open to qualified men and women the‘ Esse* House, Newark. State Bureau of Aeronautics of the names are in the hands of this ment was mounting, -and finally their first record of two songs they Ready To Start Season fourth. . v who am graduates ol accredited The first will be for workers in­ New Jersey Department of. Con­ committee to be personally solicit­ he asked Ric for > lessons. His wrote and arranged themselves, In the Empire SUte race Marie high schools, veterans, teachers cluding the area of Monmouth and servation and Economic Develop­ ed in (he next three weeks, Th* Middletown Tuesday Night friend demonstrated the basic "Again" and "Lonely Ground,’’ on Miller, Plainvitle, waa the winner, and other professionals seeking Ocean Counties. Details are being ment assumed complete control in Mr. Hansen and Mr. Tantman M1x*4 Bowling League will open chords and on-his own, George the National Recording label Barbara Shaw, Uniondale, took additional credits, college transfer arranged by Dr. David F, Bew, 1950. T he new m a p , w hich has been also announced the organization the summer bowling season Tues­ quickly develop the technique. Depeada On Record - the runner-up: spot, Gloria Mason, students, students who'WJsh to ac­ Northfield' vice chairman of th e distributed to all licensed airport Of another unit within the special day at t p.m.. at the Middletown Soon when they sang together The iniulcal future for Hie Hempstead, was third snd Lynn celerate toward graduation, and (jommltteej ,and Mrs. T. Lee Lem­ and fixectbase operators, provides gifts committee. Mrs. Violet Papp, Lanes. Twenty teams are ready to they were playing twp guitars. Richards depends largely upon Mitel, Queens ViUsge, fourth. others desiring studies for practi­ mon, Cape May, a committee a list of the markers and the assisted by1 Miss Katherine Masso- take part In the liunmer competi­ There was anothe* change due lhls initial record’i success. They Russ Klarr, Lynn Brook, was cal or cultural reasons. member. The second will be fo r nearest airport on the reverse side. pust and Mis* Jane Egan will con­ tion, Don Peck,.Middletown, newly in George's lift sbout this time. are booking more night dub per­ victor over Bert Brooks, Newlnton, The summer courses, selected volunteers included in Middlesex Anyone wishing to obtain the map tact a selected Ust ol besuty aakm elecied. lesgue president, announc. During one of their visit* to Cov­ formances and aervlce club bill­ 0 >nn.,'ln the special midget -car from the more than 200 co u rses County with arrangements being should apply to the State Bureau of [inoprietors in {be hospital service ed yesterday. ' ington, Ric. had arranged a date ings. Mr. Lowry haa suggested match race. Parker Bohn, Free­ listed by the college, represent all made by Dr. Olpp, chairman, and Aeronautics, Mercer County Air­ Me* tad invite their participation Other officers of the s u m m e r for him with one of his high the American Bandstand, hold, was the winner ol the, de­ the areas “W study offered by the Mrs. Winfield Bonynge jr., Whip- port, West TrentML in the bulkluig fund program. league are-W alter St urges, Red school classmates, the former Philadelphia, Pa„ and the Grand molition derby. * Bank, vie* president; Jim Herbert, Miss Betty Jean Hayes. Her name Ol’ Opry, NashvlUe, Tenn.. though Atlantic Highland!, treasurer, Wan­ hai since been changed, to Kirs. Rlc and George reaUie there Is d a OiJfcrie; E a s t K ean sb u rg , secr«- George. Huahour, and at the wed­ much praetle* and experience to Holmdel Little League laiy; Ann Peck, Middletown, at­ ding in Juno 1957, Rio sm ilingly be acquired belore then. Opens Season Saturday - sistantsecreury. ' ...... served as best man. Georgt and Whatever la In the future, the fun ol their sessions remains, \vith On Saturday at 1 p.m. teams of the singing and guitar strum­ the Holmdel Little League wilt Thia Dynamic 8S Utlidmy SccaiCoape ming. Perfaapl some day they will play the opening game. The Little •pen* new tltfai of pleasure,jxrloraume* ' b* able to form a trio to Include League Is a part of the recreatioa aad style—gives you the thrift of E m - George’s son, Gregory Lynn, al­ program for the youth of Holmdel O-WayCarburetoe. and 2-Stage AnU> though he hasn't begun playing sponsored by the Holmdel Town­ au ilt Cooke, gUs* fas m a t the guitar yet. Of course, neither ship Civic Association. i, window la standard eqiupmmil - - had Oeorge, until recently, There will be four regular teams In the league and a farm team. Rutgers Commencement Games, will fee played Tuesday evenings siod Saturday morojnfes Slated For June 3 throughout the summer until mtd- Augutt. The games will be plyyed ■ A bout 88 residents of Monmouth on tha newly constructed diamonds Cottnty Will be among the recipients 00 the grounds of the new Holmddl ot sdvanced or baccalaureate de- Township School. The fields Wet# greea at Rutgers, the State Uni constructed by the Holmdel Towtt- versify1* 193rd Anniversary Com­ ship Civic AssodsUon. mencement, Wednesday evening, Th* opening day ceremonies vrDl June 3. The commencement, which consist of a short parade to t h* will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the Rut­ ball field by the Little Leaguers^ gers .University Stadium, New the playing of tbe National Anthem Bnmtwlck, is expected to be wit­ and Mayor James H. Ackerson n e sse d by more than 19,000 persons. throwing out the first ball. Both Dr. Mason W. Gross, newly Install­ the Holmdel Village and Hailet! ed Hth president of the State Uni­ Fire Companies will participate as versity, will confer degrees on sp- well as the State Police. ’ proxlmately 210ft can d id ates o l 14 Better. . . ln All Ways colleges-and divisions. He also will deliver the commencement address. Bankers Conference s The Rev. Bradford S. Abemethy. Set For Atlantic City chaplain of Uid university, wiU ad­ B A M MONEY O R M S dress graduates of the men's col­ George L. Bleliti, president, leges la New Brunswick at bac M onmouth, Cojjnty National Bank, calaureate services In Kirkpatrick R ed Bank, an d R obert B. BarlOrW, M Can’t Be Beal - Try Him! Chapel on Queens Campus at 11 president, Freehold Trust CompMQfi a.m ., Joife J, Services for the New­ both-members or t h e executive ark Colleges will be held tn the Sec­ committee of the New Jersey State ond Presbyterian Church, Newark, Bankers Association, headed :a a t 4 p .m . on Sunday, M ay 31. D r. delegation of 36 bank direc6 m | Houston Peterson, prolessor ot phil­ and officers, and wlvei, from osophy, will give the baccalaureate Monmouth County to the iiate IH« a d d re s s. organization's 56th annua] con­ Guest speaker at the College or vention which opened yesterday at South Jersey's batealaureate serv­ Chatfonte-lladdon Hall, Atlantic NMTMMN ices'Will be Dean of the University, City* ...... Albert E, M eder jr. He will address Acta residents attending the cOo* candidates at I; IS p.m. on Mooday, vention which ends Saturday ara BANK June I, in the First Presbyterian S. Harold Collins, chairman of the U l YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED Church, Camden. The Rutgers Law board, Keansburg-Middletowa School will hold Its honor* convo­ National Bank and Mrs. Collins; cation In Kirkpatrick Chapel, New WiUiam C. Johnson, president and QUALITY DEALER Brunswick, at 2:30 p.m. on the, aft­ M rt. Johnson; Thomas J. Gflmoor, ernoon of commencement ^The vice president and M n. Gnmour. Hon. John Francis, asscclato Jus­ Also Manuel Gale, president, The JOHNSON - GIBB MOTOR CO. tice of the New Jersey Supreme Peoples National Bank of Key Court and on alumnus'of the Rot- port; lUrotd* W, Walling, 'vice 110 MAIN STREET . . ■..... MATAWAN ' lOwell 6-1040 gors Law School, will speak at the president; Harry a Thomas, dir convocation;. rector; Harry P. Seamen, director. .MAT If SAII1Y MON1N * CHICK VOU« CAt...CHICK ACCIMHW- Tbwttdny, *Aoy 21, 1959 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL il n p ii M M y i M :

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Henderson Estates, Inc., describing theo^ The board went ahead With other "I ' I HIM 11 SI !!■>■ /M(continued nH fliiM l fmfrom m npa^c a a a m oae)«V bid obtained a building permit, teacher hiring* without regard to selves asow nersof lOOacres near eaceptton pf the coiiectw, treas­ indicating it had the approval W Named Tor Award the Williams case. It •ffirm ed.tbe K a ta w a fl, $ b i joined ip the pro­ the building inspector in jts plaiu. v Junion Sandra Pearce Rod Gary hiring of 20 incumbent teachers urer, ‘ magistrate and ' municipal test by mail.:. : , RoeUse,M *Uw*nHigh School, who have signed previously offer­ clerk, who, under 9t*te law, must Mr. Joel retorted that there was - Irvin* B. Johnstone, Westfield, have been wmaiaated for the annual ed teaching contracts, offered be bonded separately. “no valid reason” why the M «- -attorney for Darby Holding Co. ther 16 contracts to incumbents and achievement » w ir d » pro g ram , Insurance For Special Police sinaj should not have' gone ahead and . Deinille Bealty Co , threat­ contracts to three new teichers. ened action ip the court if tbe by the National Council Accident insurance proposed for with their purchase of a house after Adjust Salary Contracts measure wera adopted. He called tUe'special police force Of 25 Who getting approval team the board ~ Of T e a c h ers of E nglish (N C T E ). Adjusted salary contracts fo r discriminatory legislation in that their 10,000-square-foot lot it In its second year, the awards James Maloney, Memorial School assist regular. police would offer Itvor ot developers with maps ap­ size met water and septic tanks principal, $7400 and a re a p rin c i­ a 15006 death benefit, $1000 acci­ proved against those with their program ii being conducted conditions imposed in the ordin­ pals WilUam Wright and Patrick projects underway In the form- . throughout the nation to grant rec­ dent clause and provide $25 a week a n c e. ■ T o rrf, $6830 each w ere a u th o riz ­ ative stage. He saw great lost oo for compensation. The premium ognition to outstanding high ed. C. Randolph Hauser, Matawan, their investment by such develop^ . achool seniors fo r excellence in Mrs. Stella Ruth Bernstein waa was reported at HO per man an­ representing the developers, took ers If the ordinance went through. - nually. issue with Mr. Joel on the sub­ English. The writing abilities and hired as school psychologist for the There waa support for the or­ divided lot meeting the sanitary literary awareness of each nomi­ remainder of the school term Mr. Waters noted that although dinance from Leonard Booth, Had- provision put down with the pur­ of Monday at a pro-rated salary the township maintains a force t»f ison Park, who declared he was nee will be judged by local state chase. of a lot in the subdivision, of $540 a month. Otto Kengetter speaking for (he small home own­ committees. The winners will be 45 special police, the force also in­ He noted it was expressly prohibit­ attendance officer, was permitted er. He berated the developers (qr cludes fire police who already are ed in the deeds given to subdivide announced in January I960, by the to return to work alter an extend­ wanting to profit and (hen go oS half-acre lots and that no more NCTE, and the n am es o f the ed illness blit only in that capacity covered" by insurance in case of and leave the tax burden of what than one tyuse was allowed to a awards winners will be sent to and not as a driver which was accident. Specials had asked for they created on the small home a simultaneous position before half-acre lot. He noted also th e coverage since they are not eligible owner. He asked approval of the every U.S. college and university ordinance required a septic tank he became 111 early in the.'year. measure “to protect small home with tjie recommendation that for regular 'workmen’s ' compensa cannot .be located, within 25 feet The board approved the request owners now living here.” tion insurance. ol an adjoining lot line and th e these students be considered f o r of Dr. Shronk to shut off accep­ ' Hurt Small Lot Owners' dr. JACOB FORMAN way the Mcssinas had split their scholarship assistance. ’ tance of further application of The committee accepted the res­ Thomas F. Miller said a small lot in two, this could not be done According to J. N, Jlook, NCTE students who wish to attend Hoff­ Dr. S. A. Feinman, 57 West ignation of Robert-R. Redmond lot owner would be. hurt by the Mr. Joel protested that deed . executive secretary, the award? man High School in South Amboy, Front St., Keyport, has announced measure if he want^l to build and as a member of the planning board. covenants were a "private" con­ program was initiated fast year since the achool there will accept that Dr. Jacob Forman, Newark, suddenly found his property was Floyd. T. Taylor, Columbus, Ohio, formerly of Matawan* Mr. Redmond, appointed to a four- sideration not applicable but the in response to President JJwight D. only 40 students in September and will be associated with him in the no longer of a size to pemdt it. shown above on the deck of the ship which took her oo a cruise to year term in January, is moving planning board upheld Mr. Heuser’s Eisenhower’s s ta te m e n t th at South Africa. The picture wss taken at rero-rero circle, which rarely 43 have asked to be assigned there practice of dentistry. ■ The R-50 zone is upgraded to 100- to Illinois. Mayor John. Marz jr. contentions. . America needs its Emersons as is reached by tourists. The captain sailed 30 miles out of his way to from Madison. by-100-feet and the R-15 lone to Dr. Forman is a native of New named Joseph Stenger, Route 34, well as its Einsteins. “There were reach this spot where the Equator or 0 latitude crosses I longitude or Approve Graduation Expenses York. He attended the University The board implemented its action lOO-by-200-feet by the measure. to till the unexpired term. also by denyirtg a minor subdivi­ m o re than 2000 nom inees for the the Greenwich Une. . ■ L T he expenditure o f $375 for re n ta l of Mississippi, where he received The minimum house side is set Mra. Taylor stopped fn Trinidad, where oil was taken on for the Referred To Attorney first awards,” ®&ld Mr. Hook, “ and of the Harbor Casino and other hia Bachclor of Science Degree, sion for Fred J. and Sadie'Peter­ a t' 1100 feet and 1500 feet re- - entire trip; St. Helena, where Napoleon died; Cape Town, Sooth Africa; w e expect about 5000 fo r this sec­ expenses in connection with Me- Mayor Marz reported th a t son for a 0.106 acre tract on Spring spectively in these zones. Luanda; Points Noire; Conakry; Abidjan; Dakar, the westernmost He'entered dental school at Loyola o n d round/ morlil School graduation on June George and Ella Kurica, seeking Hill Rd. because the rear of th e point In the Eastern Hemisphere; Casablanca; the Ctuitry Islands; University, New Orleans, La., and Committeeman Donald Macrae 14, and $50 for insurance p rem iu m ! to c o n stru c t a m otel on R oute 35, properly was only 57 feet long “The quality of the writing sub­ Madeira; Cadiz; Portugal, Io Portugal Mrs. Taylor saw tbe fishing received his Doctor of Dental moved ft be returned to the plan­ even though it had the 100-foot mitted by last year's winners and fleet being blessed on Palm Sunday before salllpg for tbe Grand Banks in connection with the Willis School Surgery Degree in 1938. Im ­ Cliffwood, had been referred to ning board for further study and front required and the 10,q00 square runners-up wa* very high/' Mr. of Newfoundland. She returned ta New York by way of Tbe Aiores graduation June 10 at Old Bridge mediately following graduation he the Township Attorney, Ezra W. for the holding of public hear- Stadium and a field day M*y 28 at feet minimum area. Hobk asserted, ’*lt constitutes ^ entered the Civilian Conservation Karkus. Mayor Marz said con­ lngs, such as is characteristically the same location all were' approv­ : positive anawes to iUtementi that (hat If the Madison Board were to Corps as a dentist. ’ struction of a motel Is not regulat­ Approval Given the procedure of a zoning «sn^. ; American Youth cannot yrite ef* Clan Reunion ed. : ' ; ... ed specifically under existing ordin­ be reprimanded, then the right Of In 1842, Pr. Forman entered the WUIlam KahsaU was given ap­ mission, before the ordinance is , fectiv'elv. These students, an d ances. •’ ; Matawiut High School, Cl««« of Consideration will be given the U. S. Army' to serve with the proval to transfer a 2j0-by-06-foot presented again to the township thousands tnof’e, are leaning. to every boarrf of education in the 1931, li planning & 28-year reunion request of Katherine Mollis,^presi­ 307th General Hospital as a major. . He added that approval of t h p s,t_rip at'the rear of the Cheese­ committee. ' ; ' ' use thi' langusge With precision state was to be put In Jeopardy dent of the Laurence Harbor-Cii/f- at Peterson’s Buttonwood Manor, He has done extensive traveling proposal must be obtained from quake Fire Co. F|re House on The ordinance incorporating and vividness," ____ In getting the best man or woman wood Beach Parent-Teacher As Mstawan. Tentative date haa been during his long Army career and the bhilding and health inspectors. Route 34 to the fire company. The sanitary sewer regulations which F ounded In 1811, the NC TE is a set far'Oct. 3^ Ida Perdue has not available for a given teaching post. sociation, that polio immunization has the distinction of being the In addition, since there are no Pennsylvania R.R. was authorized also had a stormy voyage through professional, not-lor-prolit orgtniia- However, lv|r. Aumlck added the been located. Anyone knowing her be. make mandatory for registra­ $nly dentist on the, last hospital municipal regulations governing to transfer to the Old Bridge Land Ihe last meeting, brought forth tion ofjte»cher»df English it al| board should Consider the costs of tion for school and adopted a policy whereabouts la asked to- contact ship. - the. operation of a mote), a state and D evelopm ent Co. 131.22 a c re s nothing but a few questions from levels. Currently the: Circulation of appeais against Its chances In court. Vemon Ellison pr Mra; Carolyn for this year of encouraging * „He Is a member of the, American law must be followed by the Kuri- of a SOQ-acre tra c t th e railro ad the audience and was passed on ; the poulicll’s flye professional publl‘ Mr. Watson saw the board getting complete series of shots. > Cas. • ’ .• •- (Kortehhaus) Nau. ' t)ental Association,. t)ie Newark w n s south of Bordentown Ave. final reading by a : unanimous cations is o v e r 91,000. nothing out of il but "criticism" A suggestion was made to glye Dental Club and Alpha. Omega The committee approved a $55,­ Marlene Milligan was given ap­ vote. > . ■ , : from racial minorities protective » r to t h e township a number of Dental Fraternity. ” ■ — 000 surety , bond for the collector, proval for a minor subdivision of Modified Version . and civil liberties associations. —Rotum* To MMC After Madison Don’t Move Into Madison Town' Mrs. Pauline K. Behr and the elec­ 100-by-28].95-foot I o t on Route The modified version exempts Urged To Read Transcript___ tion ot F ra n k Devino as a m em b e r properties over 90 Xeel from the Attending Conference (continued from page one) f fe Un'il You Investigate * h * I D r. Shronk, pointed out that wwlhen William Kerr urged Mr. Walsfirt School.’’ signs for use o n h rla# * -, sp rin g of - the- Matawan. .Township Hose The zoning ordinance for th e “this thing will be blown up way . thli .. . „ oit sewer from the necessity of eon- and all the other board members trial Commission ^nd Chemical Co. , upgrading of lots returned Ey~tKe Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson, R.N.. oul of proportion ” He foresaw "no - ■. Itialthe rrintarOute, \d»*Mr Ro/llft'aBedle’s -ki/l bid fnrfor the ■ netting w ith ITT" e li m tH H g r th * - ­ to read the transcript of the hear­ township committee was referred supervisor of the department of *oo0" coming from it lor the A bill tor school bus service pro­ e n tire 180 days school term was The mayor also disclosed th e requirement for the use ot fo iir ing In the matter Mar, 17 and then to Community Planners, Princeton, obstetrics at Monmouth Medloal tow nship. vided by William Bedle, Old pridge; USOO less than he now la charg- committee will investigate reports Inch cast Iron pipe, and provides compare It with the declaration of Center,' has returned from the ' Stanley Kordzinski chided Mr. for 117 days of this school 'year ihg' for 117 days. He- dld not b I d that the water meter reader, because the opposition expressed for exceptions to the provisions conference of hospital nursing con­ Watson for being so ready to with­ the directive. Mr. Kerr believed was ordered paid hy the board by successfully on the route, which has former Committeeman Salvatore represents at. least 20 per ctnt of for connection within- (K) days this would show the prejudicial sultants held In Philadelphia In draw backing the superintendent a 5-1 vote, despite the fact so m e been awarded to Helfrlch and Sons Vena, Is not reading meters. BiUs the land area of the township, after laying of the sewer. nature of Mr. Milligan’s role tn conjunction with the annual call­ on the Issue. John Partridge also members of the board felt the biU Co,', Keansburg, for the: remainder sent out for the first quarter were The board will act.on a code for A fire' prevention code, first acting at, one time as director of ' ventlAn'of the'National League for sald the lu te directive wai Issued w as |IM 4 higher th an It should h a v * t)f the achool year, hased on & minimum charge, Mr. private swimming poob. . for the township, was introduced Nursing. Mrs, Nelson served as a ths Investigation of (he Williams Mari said. . , without a proper understanding at been. The bill was for servlcepro- j Voting against payment'"of tHe on first reading by title. fira. - member of the consultants’ panel matter and the, Judge of hia own Trenton of the situation. Mr, Part­ vided on a route for Which t h e bill were Mr. Kerr, Mr. Kord­ vision is made for tho establish­ on "What H of pi la I Nursing findings, ' T board did not award; a contract ridge pointed out aa chairman of zinski and Mr. Partridge and when Landowners Get ment of a bureau of fire preven- , Personnel Expects of Nursing Con­ the teachers committee that even With thla note, the motion to ap­ until very recently, even though the tion consisting of 10 members to the voting waa oyer and the motion Board’ ^continued from page one) • su ltan ts." If Mr. Williams were Interested In peal was made. Richard A. Pine, route hai been In operation since be named by the township com­ io pay carried, M r.'Kerr remark­ (continued , from page one) good buyer when they want to Mrs. Eva Fellini, director of the an elementary position after he be­ board president, stated he waa September,, mittee for two-year terms, The ed,. “ Weil, there goes $1500, folks.” clients had acted on the approval s e l l . . ' Monmouth Memorial Hospital came certified, Dr. Shrank, could satisfied discrimination never had Opposition ol three members de­ „... . candidates are to be-suggested by ;r given to. contract for purchase of School of Nursing bf Monmouth do nothing about .it as the vacan­ been a factor In hiring teaching veloped When Mr. Aumlck, acting Send Letters of Protest members of the five fire com­ fl $5000 P ly m o u th " s h e ll’’ house. Medical Center; Mias Clare Sul­ cies occurring al that time Were in personnel by Dr, Shrank aa he caat chairman of the transportation com­ Lake Lefterts Estates, Inc., a panies. Operational supervision is livan, a member of the school the primary department and the an "aye'' vote on appeal. Mlaa mittee, made v motion to, pay the Shea Leaving . Owners At Fault development firm planning a sub­ vested in a fire marshal named (acuity, and Mlaa Ruth E. Johtts- S.tats.D epjrtm ent ol, Education Delbasco, Mr. Kordzinski. Mr’. with the statement that Het (continued -from, .page one) The mayor, believed the owners division on the 171 acres three from members of the. bureau. ton, director ol 'nursing MrvlMpW does not sanction the hiring of men Kerr, M |^Pertftd^e, Mr.;Aumtck thought .the board w oul;!;!^' the (Irani ■ (or rental of Ihe superin­ . to* tendent's office in .His building on ' y e e k -lo )^ ib n j/eh ijft* iflvinteq (rom $40 to'.J«5,f U'JW monlh.'M f; Stetler explained fir, Just Out! Amazing Features! T errific V alue! W e H a v e ii! Tasilhl 'is ihcut-ring the expehae of added radiators.' ' ItevUe Program . Thomas:;Ij. Slddona. explained Fully Automatic 2-OYtN the Immunization program will be revised W coytr transfer studcnls through a . policy of having the klndergarten and one grade per ytai‘ jE. I undjr.Jhe auspices of the P-TA. j Give* You A U The board president was not I wholly satisfied that the agency these Advance I. ttfjbe . held. responsible for pos­ sible" damage to school property, .Features, arid the supervision of children on the premises waa defined ns c le a rly as'he desired. He asked rojHiunoNi i that since children will be enter­ • TFMffKATUU ; I ing; the. School building to use CO NflO l 1 I the!.lavatories that it be made I c le a r e r . ' . .. ' ■■ . Mrs. Ethel Boyle reported that af(kr Operating for a month or so f weU in thb black, tho Matawan I • AOtOMATic 1 eafeteria_ had sllpped bock into I *on$JMn ! the red ! $33. ClilTwood continued at; 1» ,'profit of $92.37. H arry; E. I • owncontioii ! - T^oUerj secretary■’ p id there was. | • AUTOMATIC TIMB « a m atter of'accounting for bags of'potato, chips. . .{’te r ill There1! art Jfobert: Binlley, chairman of finance,‘expressed annoyance that •International there agaln were 13 unsigned and j T h tc * ____ improperly -cleared r vouchers for for every job I payment In-the list of bills,’ * r t E E ’ " l Pickup «llh tick i n t i jh« Traviliilt, Mora NtwTrmlittifr t*kii| • } » •o aP H t.« « ilw Full Yev Service loidtpact thin tat •I*. Offered wftft ctofca • pauanier* plus fuJI-ilit mor« N adw i snort Mnctli tm h f D iptndobl* CSsiwal pickup load. • •KdorM drln.iUla ' m lar Handim o) lou Otchlc Appliar.c* tuA t» roon hr & er ptitfana Min. . Vfeiting Youth «•«. Wss* Mrlute, Sptdolhtt ■ 1 {continued ;irom rBtg^_one)^_. ~a"mTCapt;,Theo{fore SpfeCker of the Matawafi "First Aid', and': Rescue INTERNATIONAE TRUCKS Squad, liic. • ' , i • tuy Only ol Tbit ih» . boy was. pronounced dead SitnofVatu* by DrV Raymond. J ., Brady, Mata- ©WORLD’S MOST COMPLETE LI^B ^ ^ w in’ tl^ bW iW as removed to the Bedle' FunertLJlome on orders of Dr. Herbert A. . Knapp, assistant county physljllan. The Sanford* h aV » v ^ .,fe children- i . ,

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storm drain pipe so it can be cover­ practice «f assessors to apportles First Aid Squads Matawan High School Class Of 1949 Holds Reunion Plan Bank Branch ed over and the road widened, the properties along • boundary ia Mayor Ackcnon obtemed, With (ooatiaued from page o m ) dispute between the.two munici­ To Host Meeting Merchants Trust's Rout o SS this done, he added, the township palities Mr. Ladue snd Mr. Fromm The JM fint aid (quads In the branch might harm Its application then can adopt a sidewalk ordin­ aaid this wss all the more reason atate wiU be represented at the to set up a branch on Routs H ance under which owners will hi to suspect (he Hubbs tract could »»i»n»l mid-year assembly of the Mr. Howell siUd the objection rais­ guessed to put down sidewalks W ‘have been “given” to Raritan w hfiu truly it was in Hobndel, I New Jersey State First Aid Coun­ ed by tbe Matawan Bank was provide a proper safe place to r M obile H om es Village, Inc..J cil Sunday, at the Peninsula House, ’passive" in that it simply op- school children to walk going to I the new Holmdel School. Middletown, withdrew an applica­ Sea Bright. jmsed any new branch offices in The township committc * receiv­ tion to lucate two 2^unit tfajjar The 11th District, comprised of the general ares of Matawan...... ed a request for concerted action parks on the BeCerio tract at South A third objector, the Keansburg- 18 squads ia Freehold, Atlantic witli Raritan on another matter, Laurel Ave. and Middle Rd. Thia Highlands, Englishtown-lfasialapan, Middletown National Bank, said that of defining the boundary ot ap p licatio n w«ia fi.'cd last fall a n d Falrvlew, Keansburg, Keyport, its MiddJetown office is only three the two townships in Harmony has been under consideration since. There arc two trailer parks allow­ Matawan, Matawan Township, Mor­ miles from the applicant's propos­ Park. George 11. Ladue and J. K. Fromm, two Harmony Perk resi­ ed under the trailer ordinance and ganville, Port Monmouth, Union ed new branch snd that it can dents who hive tx;en demanding by splitting their project lor th a adequately serve the needs of the Beacb, Leonardo, Sea Bright, Mid­ action on the liubba junkyard, as one tract into two parks, the appli­ dletown Township, ’Uncroft, and area. A similar argument w^s rais­ being located in Holmdel instead cants were making Bure no rival trsiler psrk ever could1 be darted the Township of Raritan, wiii be ed by the Peoples National Dank of Raritan, where it is licensed, pressed this request. They pointed in the township. hosts to the squad members and of Keyport, whose officers pointed Matawan Hl«li School, — r t * ------to the map of Harmony Park, aa To Draw New Ordinance H* Garite. Miss Carol DcBiwi* and John Bilottl also attended, but were out that Its new branch on Route their wives' at the Cabb-to-tbe-Sky, Atlantic Highlands, Saturday. Pictured, Bot prese&t wben this photograph was taken. . drawn by Frank Foss, Keyport, With the withdrawal of tht' ordin­ The day's program will start at (kit U right, seated), are: Mia. M*4ycoo~ / a Awarded prises vert ths Wtowlng: Longest married, Mrs, Anne 36 In Raritan Township would be engineer, which tltowi Ihe liubbs ance the township committee or­ #:3* «.m. with registration. The Belty BeaJ, Mrs. June (Strother) Knapp, Mrs. Dorothy (Wine*) Hocra- Fortla; moot recently m arried, Andrew BUirciyk; moat chlldrea, Mrs. less than four miles from Mer­ junk site well on the Holmdel aide dered that a new trailer park ord­ leifif Mrs. Geslne (Keegaa) Knast, Mrs. Frances (Siano) Sweeney, Mrs. Florence Sturt; newest baby, Mh, Betty Jean Dietrich; traveled chants Trust's Laurel Ave. branch. ol the line, to verify their stand. inance he drawn limiting t h • executive board and the safety Dorothy (HUdebraodt) Cobea, Mrs. Marlene (Rushing) White. M n. greatest distance to rmnloa, M rs. Loli Higgins. They declared the Harmony Park number of trailer. In a park to five committee will bold their meetings Florence (McGowas) Sturt Standiag, (io tbe usual order), are Janies A. Gall was the master of ceremonies. Deceased members In setting aside these objec­ mati1 conformed with maps on file end requiring the two parks allowed Robert Baker, Mrs. Betty Jean (Woolley) Dietrich, M n. Nancy (Cas- of the are Mrs. lags (Otto) O&terheld, Santo Adario, Joseph In- tions, the commissioner pointed ~ at M a.m. Richard J. Russo, with the county snd with tho U. S. be located 1000 feet apart. Mr. ler) Walfing, Miss Ethel Frances Boriew, Mrs. Virginia (VaaPett) rav1do, Robert Russell, and Arthur R, Sorad, advisor. Robert C out that there are no bunking MJi-P-H., State Consultant of the agency survey maps covering the Weigand did not foreaee much Iverson, Mrs. Lots (Pederson) Higgins. Mrs. Anne (Feehely) Fertla, 8aker w u toastmaster. • Haaafed guests were Mrs. Antoinette Bell facilities at all In Holmdel Town> area. Mr. Ladue and Mr. Fromm chance of introducing the ordinance Poison Control Service, and Sid Mrs. Ruth (Perry) Saviao, Andrew Bllaxczyk, John Sealxo, James and John V, CaraedoUh Ths« were 61 members la the graduating ship now, thst ihe actual and -GaJi, Mrs. Aietha (Kooas) McCormick, Miss M artha Berger, Anthony made the further strong point that lo gel final action on it before the Kaufer, member of the Belmar class. . potential growth is substantial, and the map used by the revaluation end of June. Committeeman Edwin that Merchants Trust already has Flrit' Aid Squad, will present a firm employed by lloimdel Town­ Llebenow was disturbed lett there N. Nappi, Faithful Navigator; some 500 customers In the town­ discussion an “Accidental Poison Urbanski, Pupils LH First Aid Squad ship tended to conlirm the loca­ should be a new application under Charles H. Dietrich, Faithful Cap­ ship with loans and mortgages eg lng[" and show a film entitled Browntown P-TA tion they claimed for the Hubbs the old ordinance filed in the In­ Lauded For Concert Auxiliary Has Meeting gregating $O&0,00& tain: Stephen J, Kalieta, Faithful Junkyard, terim . "One'Day's Poison," at 10:30 a.m. He said there is ample evidence Richard UrbansU, music di­ Mrs. Jack Brown conducted the Pilot; George L. Demerit, Faithful Otis Sesmsn, Long Branch, Bids were received on road vv^rk/ The Gpld Cross Board of Managers' To Install; News to indicate that Merchants Tntfst's rector of Matawan High School township engineer, refused to be For repair work they were ai-fol- regular meeting of the Ladles Admiral; John Ji Dane, Faithful Holmdel branch has • “reason­ meeting wiU be held at 11:30 fol­ and the participating students, re­ The Browntown Parent-Teacher lowi: c. .H, Sutjihen, Freehold, Auxiliary of the Laurence Harbor Comptroller: Frank W. Letwenske, able promise".of successful opera Impressed. He maintained hi a lowed by luncheon at 12:30 p.m. ceived high praise at the Mstawan Association wiU meet Tuesday st position thst It would require a 14310,12; C harles j , H esse, Bel­ First Aid and Safety Squad In the Faithful Inner Sentinel; .Fred J, tion and that (he Interests of tbe Township Board o f Education survey coating IIU0 to “run" the ford, tUOa.DO an d F re d M acD ow ell, Aftenweo Session the achool to install officers. Squad Headquarters May U. A Rapolla, Faithful Outer Sentinel. public and the township will be meeting Monday for the excellence boundary line In that area to settle N eptune, I15i3 90. On th e resu rfsc - Tile afternoon les&ion will be business Session was followed by The wives of the members alao served by Its establishment. of the concert program put on Ing of a number of rosds, Ihe bids Mrs. Jacob. Gaub celebrated her ihe announcement of appointments. attended. the Issue, He expressed himself ss opened by the Middletown Town last week. were si follows: Mr. Sutphen, (11,- birthday Tuesday st a family cele­ Serving with Mrs. Brown on Ihe content with the work he had done ship Drum and Bugle Corps al It. (hs area from records supplied M0.8J; Mr. Hesae, I23.744.e3; Mr. The board members said it w u bration. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. executive bosrd wtll be Mrs. Rol­ 1:30 p.m. and the presentation ot a “shame” that more community lin Ralhbun, M n. J a c k O lsen, Stop-Light, Wider him by J, Frank Weigand, Key- McDowell, n4,»4.<3, and Mlchsel Otto J. Gaub, Matawan; Fedric Housing Units ooloirs by the Veterans of Foreign support- for the activity had not Mr*. Walter Vohdln Jr. and Mrs. . (continued from page one) pert, township attorney, as giving Stsvols, Red Bsnk U3.IS0.I1. Both Brown, Cheesequake; Mr. and M n. John DiGiovsnnl. M n. George a reasonably rellsble determina­ contracts were awarded to Mr. Sut­ -Wars ^ of Middletown Township at been given. It was reported there (continued from page o m ) thing be done, to give them a walk­ were less than 200 of the public Nicholas Arace, .Bill Arace, M-r. Perise was named chairman of cepted for the dual role of custo­ w ay. tion and showing ihe Hubba Junk­ phen ai low bidder, 1:43 p.m . A' resolution then was paned ask­ In attendance w H en there waa snd Mrs. Fred Gsub and daughter, Memorial Dsy; Mrs. Edward dian of school monies, should t^ie ’ Raritan Townahlp will be asked yard to be In Raritan. Malcolm H. Mosher, general ing the State Department of Local capacity In the high school sudl M iss Seta Gaub' and Miss Marie Wierzebeskl, card party; Mn. school board desire the ona man to Join In these m euuna u the Ne Field W«rk D o n chairman of the mid-year council, Government to approve 110,000 toriura for 6Q0, Gaub, Browntown. James Arace Fred Schmidt, squad and building to hold the two Inter-related ot- center line of Bethany Rd. cotttl- M r, Seaman further declared - will open the business session at emergency appropriation as th* The hope was expressed by the was unable to attend as he Is s needs, snd hospitality; Mra. Di- /ices. tutes the boundary between the two that he did not believe anyone, 3 p.m. The Rev. Lewis Wappler, totil bids exceed the funds svail- board members that Ihe public, student at Rutgers Ifttlverslty. Giovannl, publicity and kitchen Bids Rajected municipalities and Holmdel Rd. those who prepared the county and Of the Holy Cross Church, Rum- able In the roads account, •* especially parents, will be more for aoclal games; Mrs. Olsen, The committee, rejected all bids extends from Bethany Rd. Iito the tha United States mspe Included, f ■oo, will offer the Invocation. May­ Mr. and Mrs. J. McKelieve and uniform snd parade and co-chair­ received for 1000 tons of hot patch H ulet section of Raritan. knew where the line raifr u ha Mr. Llebenow skid that It might or 'Thomas. Farrell of th e Bor­ responsive to programs of aiich Mrs. M. Hogan, Cliffwood, spent m an w ith Mn. Rathbun on for road repairs, when it was- knew no field work hsd been don* b* more economical In tht I o n I excellence and long_ term of .prep- , Sundsy afternoon with Mr. and Mayor Ackerson believed It would ough of Sea. Bright will welcome to determine tha line as shown on run to put down concrete road* arattoa puUMLtaUiHLIiadenti and ['Mrs. Barth Oaub. membership; M n. Rathbun, sick pointed out lhat at least two of the be to the advantage of Raritan to th r rnembers fcllowiSI by M ad­ Instead ot black-topped, Mr, Sea­ their faculty directorsln the future. and shut-in; Mrs. Brown, secret bids were not sealed. Join With Holmdel tn this as Rari­ these maps. Mr. Seaman Mid that dress by the Hoa. Joseph Irwin M ». J’aul Arnold sr., and Mrs. p a l Stod C ustodian. ’ ..... The Irregularity cf ihe blda was tan now haa to provide a crossly II Mr. Foss believed he had deter­ man scoffed at thia, noting that ol tbe Monmouth County Board of William Arnold. Freneau, visited concrete roads for the mileage de­ Announcement was made thst pointed out by Fred vonRodeck, guard at the Holmdel Rd. and mined where the township Una lay, Freeholders. WUllam H. Bogart, Mrs. Jacob Gsub Thursday. Mr*. John Tramm Die* the auxllisry donated drapes for Morganvllle, who w u In tha audi­ Bethany Rd. Intersection for tchool Mr. Fromm and Mr. Ladut should sired by th* townahlp would cost New Jersey State President, will 1140,000, a prohibitive figure, snd Mrs. Herbert Cottrell ir. visited the building and 71 bandage ence at the meeting. 71m law r e ­ children. Raritan children going call on th* engineer to publicly conduct the business, and Charles Wednesday At Horns- Mrs. tools Helser sr.. Cedar triangles to tbe squad. Tentative quires that such bl& be submitted to Hatlet School on Bethany Rd! disclose the basla on which h* had thst concrete roads present an ex­ BauMrger, Chaplain of the New Mrs. Sara Tramm, 57, died Grove. Monday afternoon. Vrs. sealed, Mr. vonRodeck noted. also wslk s part of the way on arrived at his determination. pensive repair proposition when Jersey State First Aid Councll'eod plana were made for a card psrty. Wedneaday, May tt. US), at her Heiser haa returned home from date to be announced. M n. Oikar The committee wiii readvertlse Holmdel Rd. to get to Bethany Rd., As for Ihe map used by th* re­ frost gets under them In th* winter, a member of tb* Glen Rock Rescue Mr. Llebenow still was Inclined to hom e, 131 B roadw ay, K eyport, She Monmouth Medical Center, when Cohmert /r. was hospitality chair­ for the bldi on the patch material. he noted. valuation firm, Mr. Seaman did not Squad, will pronounce tha bene­ question the groaler uie of con­ was bora in Mstawsn Township, she was a surgical -patient. man during the social hour when The new bids will be received at In the Holmdel section of Key- bellevt this hid *liniric«nc*, as lh« diction. "... ..' 1:. daughter if th* late William and ‘ Mr. and Mrt, Hepry M. Koegler the birthday of Mrs. Oeorge Perise a special committee meeting Juna pqrt-Holmdel Rd. (here It a ditch rsvaluators, not being engineers, crete for roads In NawJ York aa - FasMea Shew Ada (Simmons) VanBrakie. She and daughter, Suzanne. C e d a r wu'celebrated...... • 3. at which time bids for road re­ on th e side of ■ the road that w ould h a w n o g uide to th* bou n d ry agalnn the quickly bracing down While tha tint aid men are at­ was the wife of John Tranun. Grove, were Sunday dinner guests pair work will alao be opened, should be msde to flow through a Mr, 8*ant*n aectifed It w u t h « black-topping of New Jeraey, tending the afternoon haslnass ses­ Also surviving Is one brother, of Mrs. Koegler’s parents, Mr. and sion, -a fashion show for the ladies M n. Paiil Blahota jr. Entomology Courss has been arranged. “Fashions of Janies VanBrakie, Keyport. the Season” will be presented by Funeral services wiii be held at Miss - Marie. Gsub visited Miss Offered By 4-H Group Winifred Llndstedt, Helmetts, Sun­ the Ethel Krauss Dress Shop, Sea 3'p.m. Saturday at the Bedle Fu­ neral Home, Keyport, with the day. Anyone Interested ln the field of Bright, and models from the Jane Rev. Maurice Phillips, pastor of entomology, or the possibilities of Henesy'a Charm School, Red Bank, Mrs. Edward Oertel, Old. Bridge, the F int Baptist Church, Keyport, starting a 4-H club In that Held will wear the latest creations and spent Sunday afternoon as the guest officiating. Interment will be:ln of Ml;*Mildred,Qi are Invited to attend the Central New Jersey 4-H Entomology Rally ThpRev.artijgfly^&MtfP&IU aet fbr.Tfitirsdjiy.'May S*. 7 !« p .i' af ftutsAw ’ Oonege of Agricultu Mr. ahtf Mrs. Joseph Setiiy. a a d Entomology Department, New . . .dinner which Brunswick. Youngateri and adults will b* served at 7 p.’th ,'" *' ' ■ The Woman's Club of Laurence children. Westfield, were Sunday Harbor Mas announced the sched­ su p p e r g u e sts ot Mr. >nd Mrs. Paul u e extended the Invitation. Dr. Mr. Mosher, g e n e ra l c h a ir­ u le o f the Madison Township Free Blahota Jr. - ,-’ Leland Merrill, Extenalon Specie- man, district secretary, ahd a mem­ Public Library sponsored by the lilt In Entomology at Rutgers, will ber of the Keyport First Aid Squad, qlub for the. next 10 days as fol- handle the meeting. will be the master of ceremonies. Chief'* Thanks H um Jowa: Tonight, Mrs. Eugene Wo- Program will Include a review He wiU introduce the guast speak­ M tka and Mrs. Joseph Holub will Chief John Flood Matawan ol the 4-H Entomology projects, er, Jim Bishop, Sea Bright, au­ 3, Boneless Brisket be on duty, Saturday afternoon, Police, said he wished to think all new technlqoes, colored slides, thor of ‘"The Day Lincoln Was Mrs. Alfred McGuire; Tuesday those whi aula ted borough police tour of the college Entomology Shot," “The Day Christ Died” and evening, Mrs. Florence Holmes and at the time of the draining Department, collection library, etc., others, and feature writer for the and- a discussion period. Coined Beef Chopped M eatiffl00 M n. Vincent Bushman; and Thurs­ tragedy at Lake Lefferts Saturday, 5 9 King Feature Syndicate. day evening. May 2S, Mrs. Joseph especially the first aid squads of Those who wi|h to sttend should ShovMer v-\D anctag wiir foDoi?the dinner Mollis and Mrs. David E. Watsoa. the borough and neighboring com­ make arrangements with Peter F. Palace wtthrm uic furnished by tbe Shlela T h e lib ra ry Mrlll b e clo sed M em o rial munities Who workeddlllgently to M artens, 4-H Club Agent of Middle­ L to k ^ frio . Day. • .. , . ' try to restore the youthful victim. sex C ounty, at Room 211, P u n Office Building, New Brunswick, or Bacon 4 9 phone • K l 9-1437. Pork Chops 39° IM m Houie - L * 46 o l an Historical Society „ . , - DAIRY - Dinner Wednesday

Patrons and patronesses lor The New Jersey Dinner lo be held on Pineapple Ju ice 25‘CreamCheese 9 WedneMhy at the Princeton Inn PelMonte hsve been announced. Tbe dinner Kraft • Sllctd 6 oi. pk|. Huny on dojml We’nEviuuif M Is held annually by the New Jersey ‘away ipedsl dividends now H isto rical S o ciety u d th is year will during Dividend Day*. W e're commemorate the Moth anniver­ no. 303 an ‘American Cheese 19' dealing like craxy, tool Cosna sary of Henry Hudson's explore- in . . . c a s h fa on our extra ,tlon of tbe Huaon River Valley Uedea House dividends. Find out about all A na patrons and patronesses of . ^ Sw ift tb f dividends in tbe 69 Fond. the dinner Include Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Frtllnghuysen, snd Mr Facial Tissue 401 ^ fer $|00 Loaf Cheese ^ 69' and Mrs. WIfllAi C. Riker. Holm­ 2 del. - FROZEN FOOD — 2 0 f t . b e g Trip To Mayhouu Charket Briquets Pink or The Mstawin Grammar School House 9 9 Parent-Teacher . Association will sponsor a b u trip to the Paper M1U Playhouse, Mlilbum, Tuesday. fer Mortoni 22 01. Tbe bus will leave the Mauwan 6 High School puking lot at 7 p.m. M Mtntt Ilw play la "Belli Are Ringing" Pie Apple er Cherry 3s*l aad the proceeds will be used lor the recreation program planned Tomato Sauce 6 f o r Excelsior - BUTTERE0 by th* P-TA, children during 4 9 tor summer vacation. U n ion House O O . BeefSteak AJMDEMctATsaro. iv m D E an > c a r Pki.39* SAvt OM iifa ijo x n Mrt os mr m su n Peaches 29 o l can m n a tmat mimulv matKtf uinr w iiof Knights Welcome . ■ Linden Farms . \ . uni nmi u loss - m u a r r c u n u x _ t r u r m i . — (contlaiwdU from .page one).__ Planters behind tha Imo Curtain, but can­ not' w ear their habits. < Orange Juice2^L 39 MritiacttHoaortA Ctuesl Sir Knight Harry V. Demery was Maxwell House . tbe toastmaster sod be also intro­ duced the honored guest for the $|29 ■— ’ PBODUCi...... evening. William D. Stillwell. Mas­ Coffee- »*.<■ Tomatoes »•«•<* I5« u h wr rs w lu «n> m r t itu ttr ter of the Second District, slso sawnnss* as s raiiuac tm -u n NBC Chocolate Cty Cookie* ■ ttfrsrrtfas* ■poke on - a relative subject, and a k * 1 7 ' i n a - i n i au ra, u s i s o I Till SCtmSBff SVTOmTK TU B IiniO l; MTS U t described the routine at the Middle­ wu m CSSMTIttBflS T>R CM UVCII8JI * sex County Houie of Correction. S U Crispy Crackers I I k 2 9 - . a . -i...... ;:r,i;.y\ .l(,- i . ,c The Rev.’ Charles R. O'Shaugh- >?.'. V .y r*'rtf f netsey delivered the Invocation, followed by Uie Address of Wel­ . COME INI CASH fNf DURINO c o m e b y Sir K night M ichael M. Nappi, Faithful Navigator. The P1W PBSPH SIS A J TOUR FO M llW iAijni^ committee also included Sir KnfgM Charles M. Dietrich, Sir Knight ^‘ BELL'S MARKET ; * • I'OM O-TM B WORLD'S MOST B8AUTIFUU.Y PROPOimONEO CARS Prfctt Effective Through Sat, May 23rd Stephen A. Testa, Sir Knight Frank 126 Main St. Matawan Letsrenske, Sir Knight John J. GEORGE S. BARRETT & SON, Inc. Dane, Sir Knight Joseph Ladio- v k h . Mat Sir Xnlght Lawrence Main St.. Matawan LO 6*3100 V ecchio. OPEN LATE - 5 NIGHTS A WEEK Honor was paid the deceased members: Sir Knights WiUiam G- Mon. Thru Fii. 8:15 A.M lo 9:00 P M Saturday 8:15 A.M . lo 6:00 P.M. Ford Trucks W ill Save'You M oney, Too! Fltzpririck and WUllam Tranter, Officers sltending were Michael „■:/ : w ; WE MATAWAN JOURNAL Thursday, Way 21, 1959 Pag* Twelve — fiitf Section Adverse Weather Chilly And Stormy Sailing Conference Tie A t K Y & ^ t a For Keys Sure Strong wind* ami cheppy water curtailed the action Sunday ln the Keyport High's belitosser* as­ first annual tuoeup regatta for ! cured themselvet Qf at least A tie Jet 14 class sailboats which was C -.fruflim r Conference “fl" narth- sponsored by the Keyport Yaofct era division honors with Matawan Club. The winds took tteir toll •by winning their 1 ■ « t regular equipment aod reduced the season Conference tilt Tuesday, number of races to two. : Despite the adverse weather con­ besting Rumson 10-4 et KHS field. ditions, 18 skippers from yacht Mstawan must play Rumson- at clubs with Jet fleets throughout home tomorrow and South Amboy the state entered the competition. aw ay Ve^Mi^ay. While the Winds upward to 29 knots from Maroon and Steel is an over­ the northwest made for hazardous sailing throughout u d more thu whelming favorite to take both took its toll of competitors u d game*, a defeat in either would boat equipment Three boats were g|ve the Keyi the northern division swamped, rigging was damaged title outright. on others u d as a result the com­ The Keys lone remaining regular mittee called the final race off Besson game is with Tom* River to prevent further accidents. at home Tuesday. As ao approved Cal Eagle, Island Heights Yacht The shivering sad overtoiled fans watching the Mattwaa-Keyjport At bat Is the Keys Bea Pehfeefro, bunting to advance n NJSIAA school, they probably will Club skipper, weathered the rough baseball game Friday at MHS field In weather suitable for football runner In tbe eariy ntagea pi £ 0 . gune, when things lotked ww« have to play » Central Jersey, going- to pull down >the Jet cham­ only are shown ln the picture above. Th® Maroon snd Steel niwte II promising for tbe Kays. Jne Gvthridge, (No. I), Matavan’a first G roup I I I , game next week. batsmen, is rushing In tm r d tbe ^inte to field the bait even n more unpleasant day lor Keyport fans, trimming the Red nnd pionship honors for. the day. Lew Well* won the big one with E n g le , th e 1957 J e t n atio n al White H. ’ ______Rumson for the Keys. He was champion, sailed a steady series, behind just once, In the first, when iiihm m iiihhim m i compiling two seconds for u the Purple Bulldogs scored a r a Tom River Trips o v e ra ll p o in t to ta l of 190. R u n n er- with two out on a double by Leo Matawan Knots Series With Keyport L O O K I N G up. waa, Ray Llpplncott, of the DeGeorge u d ■ Single by George M onm outh B o at Club, w ith 182, Fallon. In their half ol the frame, I T O V E R MHS 2-1; No Umps while Dutch Sindie, Lavallette Y. the Red and White belted Chuck On Bennett’s 5-1 Pitching Triumph C ., w s s th ird w ith 180. Lfppiu- Toms River saved the prestige of Nichols, Rurason'i starting pitcher Matawan threw the Shore Con­ in. Matawan now had the game MMHtWIIIHMMMIII cott had a fifth in the opener, Uie southern "B" division of the lor lour runs. Jim Jannarone and won b u t a.home run over the head, then came on to win the second ference "B ” race Into a Ukely play­ TOMS RIVER appears now to Shore Conference Tuesday by de­ Ben Ochinegro led off with hit* affair. Dutch Sindle posted two off between themselves and Key­ of Jim Jannarone, KHS leftflelder, have a clear grip on the southern feating Matawan, a northern lead­ for the Keys. Chromy grounded third?, while his son, Harry, one by Bob Rankl, KHS. catcher, to “B" division race In the Shore er, M . at a game tt the Indians port when Ihey defeated the Red o f 'the nation's top sailors, took out. Punkin Brown bunted and Conference. If they beat Brick field. _ . and white W ln a return game at score three more MHS runs, made the first race. Harry, who also >11 hands were safe when the Township .tomorrow, Point Plea*, This hardly begins to tell the the MHS field Friday. Tlie Keys things mote aecure and provided competes for Lavallette, did not Bundled up skippers and crews are shown hoisting sall la the Rumson first baseman gummed It ant must win all their remaining Hie. The Maroon and Steel could start the second race after suf­ Keyport Yacht Club Jet 14 regatta Sunday to go aut la Keyport Harbor up. Jim Wilson walked, forcing bad the flnt game between window-dressing to the Malawan imes to throw the southern race have claimed the game on forfeit fering damage to his spars in the In (he face of a cold northwesterly wind and an Icy ground streB. in » mn. Ben Jackson filed out, the traditional rivals. After th e trium ph. Ito a tie, a dubious assignment for without a ball being pitched. Toms Before It was all over, more than one contestant bad to be pulled oat fln t wind-blown test. Ochinegro scoring lh© second X U S Unsettled In Beginning the Garnet Gulls. This isw ritten of the drink and hung up over the KYC fireplace to thaw out. Maroon and Steel's victory Friday, River, the home side, failed to pro­ . Takes Pennani run after the citch. Alex Pietro before the Matawan-Toms River the teams stood In s northern B en n ett w u u n settled at t h e duce registered umpires. The In­ The event also was for the North ma, Wayne Perry and Well* all 'guni Tuesday, but both MaUwan start of hit pitching chore. h it dians coach claimed that he had Jersey Yacht Racing Association walked, two more m iu counting. dlvlalon flrat place tie. He and Keyport, now locked ln a tie arranged to have Frank Zampello Jet 14 class pennant. Llpplncott, Nichols then fanned Jannarone to Pete Bennett was the standout Jannarone, first bailer tor t h e tor the northern division "B" Two MHS Marks Set At Englewood; u d Mike Brlscese, Keyport, reg­ with his second place finish, was retire the side. The Purple Bull­ In the Matawan victory. He step­ Keys, with • pitch. Ben Ochlnegro title, hold decisions over the In­ istered umpires, officiate but that awarded the NJYRA diadem for dogs m ade it close by scoring -In dians. If both Matawan and Key- ped Into the hurting breach with sm ash ed a hopper to the MHS Zampello had called it off In tbe 1959, as he was the first skipper Conference “B” Meet Saturday the second on George Robards' ort win their second games with only three days rest when Carl pitcher. Bennett cut Jannarone off afternoon and it was impossible from a member club to place in double, sn erro r and an Injfield ?oms River, it was pointed out Matawan High’s'trackm en, sur­ the broad Jump, Jeffcoat In the . to get new registered umpires! the overall standings. Engle, the out. Stephens was bounced out of ath­ scoring. A passed ball put Chromy here last week s playoff by either feited with victory,* trophies and high Jump, and Sam Kay and Bob Coach George Deltz, Matawan, regatta winner, halls from a Bar- Pud Away la Third letics temporarily for disciplinary u d Brown In scoring positions of them against the Indians for held that his team had come 40 negat Bay Y.R.A. club. titles tn their Shore Conference Finn In the pole vault shape up as Tbe Keys pulled away fn t h e reasons. The development correct­ with one out. Bennett then bore the Conference “B" title will be miles to play a ball game, so would Ricky Dickinson, of the Mon­ and relay meets campaign, ran sure point winnen oh the Mat­ third when Jackson led off with bit of a farce. If Toma River ed any impression that Stephen'a down to fu Wilson u d Perry to do so. The MIIS coach consented mouth Club, finished fourth, with Into the sobering Influence of de­ awan list. . a hit and came on around when the wim. ther# will be that blemish strong right arm was the Matawan retire the Ud*. After that bit of for a Toms River faculty m ember, 171.points, while Harry Sindle was ball rolled away from Robards In on their title that they won it in feat and .being blocked. out-with —The_ K(ys_cau...bopsL.fQr-polnt»_._. pot an umpire, to officiate, John ffth overall with 167.5. Dickinson right field. The torees of Coach baseball team ln toto. pinch pitching, be alw ay s w u la a third game against a team that one point by the competition at the from Chris Heale in the 4t0. John Dalton, Toma River athletics dl- had two fourth place finishes. Bob Bob Zampello made the game Bennett got away to • wobbly com m and. already had beaten them twice. Englewood Invitation meet Satur­ rector, took over base umpiring. Kofoed, the chairman of the re­ Pote in the mile, Ed Blckluun ia secure for themselves In th e gtart but then settled down and w u We retract that now, in that, ln day. In fairness to the Maroon and The Keys squudered a scaring Steals Second gatta, suffered the first capsizing the broad J; Bruce Steneck tn fourth. Ochlnegro u d Chromy Invincible. He fanned sight nnd high school athletics. It Is our po­ Steel trackmen, however, It must chance In the aecond when an error In the Toms River half of the when he went over at the start ol hli safely u d Brown slammed out walked only two. More important be noted at the outset that they Ihe hurdles and Terry Ackerson in sition thst regular season games first, with one out, Jeff Ricketts the second race u d had to be a long home run to score Ochln­ than thla w u his fielding of hla put Ben Jackson, flnt batter for were stacking up against the top­ the Javelin. Gene Fleming In the and championships In conferences worked Carl Stephens, MHS pitch­ hauled from the cold waten. egro and Chromy ahead of him. position. He made tlx asslits u d the Red u d White, on second with flight interscholastic track per­ are meaningless things, as lt is the er, for a walk and stole second. While preparing for the start of dashes, Vin Taylor In the hurdles; With the ecora (-1 against them, cauaed the 'Keys sacrifice and done out. The Keys then resorted formers of the east and that they end result, the team moulded to­ Stephens fanned Mike Bloom to the third race, Dennis Farley, Fred Rothenberg ln the milt, u d Rumson removed Nlchoii u d put did set two MHS school marks squeeze play game to backfire to squeeze play tactics against Ben- gether for tourney play at the end make it two ou is. Ricketts then Lake Hopatcong, Y.C. skipper, Larry Dahe in the weights are \ In DeGeorge. He did not laat against them. Even more Impor­ of the season that counts, and despite the fact they could place nett'a good fielding as a pitcher. made a desperation steal to third. went over near the d u b buIUiead. either, and a pair of Jayvees tant, there w u no confusion among ln but one event. other KHS point possibilities. ■ there should be no reflection on The Toms River man et bat step­ This Immediately prompted the of­ wound up the mound duty for ths Bennett and the Inflelders behind One bunt put Jackson on third but The two school marks were set Toms River’s title If they do defeat ped back In the box and elevated ficials to call off further proceed­ The events in which MHS scored beaten Bulldogs. him at to who ahould handle ground wasted u out The aecond, by in the Conference "B” playoffs n the stance of his bat. Forced to in g s. • by Sam Kay ln the pole vault and u d the potht standings at Engle­ Wells fanned 12 and walked two balls. team that hat drubbed them twice Brad Braach in . the 440. Kay Wells, w u gathered In euily by throw over it, ‘ Bob Rankl, Mata­ Race Committee ' wood were as follows: .. ln pitching the Keys to the "B" Muddle Isfleldlng w en t u p 11 feet, 6 Inches, but so Charlie Wathington, Huskies thlrd- in the regular season. But to avoid wan catcher, threw wildly and Rick­ Kofoed was the overall regatta Open Division • title tie. It set the Keyport sea­ Muddied-up Infielding was Key- this situation that does cast a cer­ testing was the competition that Foie Vault — 2. Charla* MiiditZl, sacker, u d Jackson w u cut down etts came in with a run. It was chairman! HU race committee con- Boonton, 12 feet 8 Inches; 1, tie he* son m art at 9-2, aecond only to port's undoing. Lew Wells, the KHS It earned him only a point. He at the plate. tain reflection on a Conference a smart Indian play with no reg­ slsted of; Sid Lambertson, George tween George Wade, Union, and Sayreville’a IM. pitcher, tuned aeven and walked B" winner under such c irc u m ­ h « d a 12-foot jump allowed by the Claude White, Bayxide, U feat i/9 The flnt Keyport batter got on istered umpire on hand to rule Bolte, BUI Mordecal, Russ Roth- Inch} 4, tie among B. Hoffman, K eyport only one. He erased all MHS scor­ stances, lt would appear desirable field judge but It. was ruled out by base against Bennett In each of the Whether there had been any inter­ leln and Commodore George Par­ Ramapo; Dan Klrscn, Hackensack; *1 I ing chances with timely strikeouts there be no regular season games the meet director when lt was Kevin Mendelson, Fair X*awn; San fourth, tlxth and seven Innings, but fere n c e . cels. Kay, Matawan; Alan Watatecker, J. Jannarone, U n except to the third when the Maroon scheduled In any iport between learned the . bar had slipped a tn each case' Bennett fanned two In the third, a clear-cut Indian The regatta champ was presented North Plainfield, and DemUg HEftarttt, ta a tr Ochlnegro; *■ 4 2 and Steel margin ot victory w aa northern and southern "B" division notch. A new'record was set in LoungUn, 11,'feet- 4 lncbaa. of the three/to ..face him, W ho rub {cored.. Andy Durak, Toms with.the Tuneup Bowli.trephy by "KoWce*F/e«hmjSDlvi*Joii ‘ Chromy cf; — * * i .' i - a scored. In thia disastrous ’frame tea m s to L lace u o t h e r Ihe-pole vault by Charlie Mitchell, followed, and got the third Key- likely, ette River catcher, led off with a hit. Commodore Parcels of the host ' 880*Yard Rel*y, rrethmao—1, State " C Brown, i t » 2 1 for Wells, Joe Outhrldge, the /fust the Conference playoffs. Boonton, at 11 feet, 8 inches. ' Street, -Haokaiuack ...{Robert Smith* porter on an easy fielding ch an ce. tn Berole Wechkus fanned.. Bob Lew­ club. The trophy was donated by J. Wilson, lb 1 I I batter for the Huskies, bounced an In the '440 Bradach won hU’ heat Euien* Holtewarth, Ceorgt Bolter, The day was dark, cold a n d •••..' ' ' is ground to Larry Garito, MHS Andrew Ulrichsen. Individual tro­ Brunce Cromarty); X, Plainfield; a, Ben Jackson, A ' * 2 1 easy grounder to Wayne Perry, the In 51.4 seconds. This was the M aUw an; 4, W ingate; S. Englewood! miserable for baseball. Because the SAN FR ANC ISCO G IA N TS h a v e second sacker, u d a toss to Pete phies to the runners-up also were Tim e: 1:36.1, . • Pietrewicz, rf 2 0 1 Red Raiders third baseman. Perry announced mark and entered the ball blended Into the murky clouds appointed him- as scout ln this Bennett forced Durak at second. presented by Commodore Parcels. P e rry , 3b 2 0 0 had plenty of time for the throw Matawan school records. In the blurring the batter's field of vision, part of the state, Andy Taylor/ On ths try for the double play, Final Point Standings Wells, p 2 0 0 but It bounced In front of Jim Wll- final, Bradach finished sixth, but Bennett could “burn" the ball manager’of the Raritan Town, Bennett's throw got away from 1-Cal Engle, Island Heights Y.C. •on, Keyport flrsUacker, u d then he was timed ln 51.0 aeconds flat through to advutage. ship Ramblen ln the Pony Leon Holmes, Maroon and Steel — 190; R a y L lpplncott, M onm outh 2 * 1 0 9 got away from Wilson. by his coach, John Caracciolo, WHEELING If a third Keyport-Matawan game League, tells us. He is working first sacker, and Lewis pulled up B.C.— 1S2; 3-D utch S indle, L av all­ K nm soa (4) Next, Mike Hanson rolled toward But as lt was not a recorded becomes necessary, C o aches under Hank Majeskl, former Chi­ at second. Ricketts then doubled, ette. Y.C.-180; 4-Rlcky Dickinson, short.. Perry tried for the double mark, It could not be set up as a Acquaro", a i George Deltz (MHS) ud Bob cago White Sox and Cleveland scoring Lewis with the second In­ M onm outh B .C . — 171; 5-H arry play, but he was overanxious, miss­ rec o rd . • Kidd, as Zampello (KHS) will seek a good Indians star, who It In charge d ian ru n . Sindle, Lavallette Y.C.—167.5; 6- A 1 1 ed the grounder entirely, u d It Forced To Outside DeGeorgt, 2b, “neutral’* field for playing. If none ot the Giants overall scouting op­ With one out In Matawan's half Ed Barbehenn, Lake Hopatcong p s X 4 1 1 rolled on to Punkin Brown. By the Bradach actually outru Gene Fallon, 3b Is found available, they then will erations in this part of the coun­ of the fourth, Bennett drove out Y.C.—156.5; 7-Dennl* Farley, Lake ^ 1 1 2 time Brown got the ball to flnt, all Garland, Machine and Metals, B arn es, lb 4 0 2 t o u a coin to aee where the game try. Taylor started hia baseball long double to left. Rankl Hopatcong Y.C.—145.5; Tie for 8th hu d s were safe. Bob Jackson then New York; Roosevelt Powell, East Robards, tf will be played. - career with St. Peter's Academy singled, scoring Bennett, and took among: Bob Kofoed, Keyport Y.C.; 1 1 1 dumped a bunt to Wells that had Side, Paterson, and Mike Tarta- Lund, If Matawaa (5) and played vanity college base, second on the throw to the plate. Dave Slddons, Island Heights Y.C. 1 0 1 the making ol a double play. But mella, Fort Hamilton H.S., New Anderson, H t ab r h ball as an lnfleider with St. John’s Bob Faustmann sent a long drive and Bruce Anderson, Monmouth 1 0 Perry waa trying for the bunt too, York, the third, fourth and fifth J . Leo,- d 1 0 0 Hanson, cf 4 1 1 University, Brooklyn. On leaving down the left field foul line. It hit B.C.—145; 11-Randy Bartholomew, 9 n il stifa* frit f na Ubttf hrk iflw there w u no play at uncovered men. but they had the experience «NU 0ft . 0 0 5 0 0 0 x—5 again Thunday at the Fair Lawn ished, in a 38 for his score while could do little.in his specialty, the Added Friday Ooly Knights of Columbus. As the card “ite gasp” seventh. Again Runt betted ln — Brown, Faust­ Sbaheen covered the first' nine In high jump. Roger Brown; Wingate Cartoon Carnival Involved experienced New York tremendous drive by Faustniailn m an n 2, R ankl 3 ; D oubles — W ilson 39 u d then matched his team­ H.S., Brooklyn, won It In 6 feet, Late Horror Show and Newark amateurs, Frank went straight to an outfielder. But Guthrldge; Homers—Rankl: Strode mate with a 38 on the back nine. u d Jeffcoat hu bettered this Boyle, CUHwood Boys Club direc­ MHS topes soared when Garlto out by — Wells-7, Bennett 8; W alks Red Bank Catholic (12) m a r k ...... - tor, took only Mickey Welstcad and watted, Stephens going to second. Saturday Only by — Wells 1, Bennett 2; Umpires S chulz ‘ Hat Muscular Kink Ronnie Knight to fair Lawn. Wei- Holniet grounded to Bloom and a 2 Color Hits — Bulvanowskl, O'Rourke. Shaheen Mitch Hamilton was present but stead tangled anew with Ed Andor- fast double play ended the game. Burt Lancaster . G o g er did not . enter the broad jump son, Newark, over whom he gained A "prestige" game was lost and C om pl "DESERT FURY” 85 because of a muscular kink. He, the decision in the St. Phillip's the ^ajawan record stood at 9-3. Keyport (0) too, <»uld have placed in his event - Pins — . parish bouts at Clifton last month. Stephens fanned 10 and walked '■14 A lbers as he has Improved the fifth place Ray MIBaad Anderson got the nod this time one, Wechkus, winning Indian 57 114 P e a rs o n distance of • Plainfield’s Jim An­ “CALIFORNIA” but the crowd was not altogether pitcher, Tuned five - and walked 54 114 M etzg er derson a f 2ff feet, frand-three- pleased with the decision, feeling C roes 48 three* , Matawu (ty quarter inches. . (continued on pago thirteen) a b r The M atawu freshmen 880 re­ Free to the First SM Patrsiui On "Get Aqualnted Night” Hanson, « i 3 0 Barbecue Saturday lay tea m ot John Anthony^ Billy Zajnczkowski, Mike Catherwood Candy For AH Tbe CUidtta R , Jackson, rf BaOPolnt Pens For Tbe Mem The Monmouth Tennis Club; will u d Jim Anderson covered them­ w a s s n a a B g p. Bennett, It open the summer season with Kola Hats and Comte far R jtn k l, c selves with honor ln coming In ______T b e L ad les Today thru Saturday barbecue supper to. be held on tlta th ird behind Hackensack u d Stephens, p . courts Saturday, starting at ? p.m. All ClncfnaScopc-Color show Fauitmaon, U Plainfield' and ahead of the vaunt­ A Free Guest Ticket For A l The funlUet of members also rare Richard widmark ed‘Wingate foursome. 'Al" i " '.t t ! ' ' Garito;- 2b Invited, as well as any prospective Henry Fonda This coming Saturday M atawu Sunday • 1 SUj^Tueeday "'"Anthony Quinn ' H o lm e* l b memben. An invitation it extend­ a Wathlngtoa, lb will move Into easier competition - . M ay Dorothy Malone ed to anyone who is Interested In in the Shore Conference “B" meet "ROOM AT THE TOP" Delores Michaels tennis. Call the secretary, M n. at Toms . River. The host Indiu Lanreaea Harrey ...... "WARLOCK" a i V in cen t M aloney, A T H I 1-0401, or„ Tbmt River (2) squad will be their chief opposition Shnae Slgoara* — P lu s - M n. Charles W alten KE 84123. a b r to take over the title that Lake­ . — CoJfit — George Montgomery R. Lewis, 2b wood hardly seems capable of de­ Cary Grant — SopMa I tn t VKING OF THE Ricketts, lb fending. Keyport Is not a title "HOUSEBOAT” WILD STALLIONS” Shore Conference threat, but tba R^d u d White can Bloom, s s • . ■ Color Sun. - Mon. - Tues. Byrne, “ pick up enough points to be a B Divltlon (North) deciding factor Ms to who will win. “ROOM AT THE TOP" N e st* , rt fjordstrom, cf . W L P e t. B e n n e tt and Mabbitt in the — P lus — FREE PLAYGROUND F e n lm o re , « K ey p o rt ; JtSI dashes; Bradach and Bob Condlt "FORBIDDEN PARADISE” M a ta w u J 3 3 putak. c .. In the 440; Bob Morria In the 880; ivschkut. p South Amboy Pete Bennett In the bardies; Roy R u m so n - •JJJ Matthews, Carl Stephen* and Bob 21 2 ,1 - A tlu tio H lghlapda •1 » .141 RankVln the weight*; Hamilton, la J i ^ f c S » T . Thursday, May 21,1959 lWAN jo u r n a l rage purtMn nw Sayre viUeJEdges Pony-Colt League Baseball Gels Underway Keys Trample Bowling Tournament Check To Heart Association Keyport In Track Hoffman Again Keyport trackmen Journeyed^) Keyport High’s buebtU club Saynvilk Monday and dropped mauled Hoffman High, South' Am­ ft dual meet to tbe Bomber cinder- boy, for a second time this year m en 61^6. te Styrevilie had woo Monday, clobbering the Governors lour victories in five dual meets 15-? at KHS Held. The first aeon prior to engaging Keyport, Coach against this foe was 15-3, rather Stan (Tuffy) Baker was heartened definitely estabUshing the degree wt*ap hit charges come' so dose lo which the Red and White is to the powerful Bombers. He Coo- superior to this woebegone rival. sitfert.the Red>nd White aet now The Keys picked up four nearly lor tbeir best Shore Conference earned runs in the first inning and “B” showing in years. then traveled along in ease there­ after as the Amboyans’ multiplicity Winners for the Keys were Chris of errors disheartened their three B eale a t 53.5 seconds in th e 440; pitchers. Not one Keyport batter Bruce Steneck at 22.6 seconds in wag struck out while Alex Pietre- wici, KHS hurler, whiffed 11 while the low hurdles and 16.4 seconds walking five. id the Ugh hurdles, John Pote at- The early KHS runs were scored 3,‘M lo the mile, HeaJe again in off Dave Inman. The Hoffman the broad lump afid Gene Fleming righthander walked Jim Jannarone, a t II seco n d s in the 100, N one of first to face him. .Ben Ochinegro hit safely. The Keya then had Bob . these times show a winning poten­ Chromy bunt and tho Hoffman tial with the possible exception of team left first base Unguarded by Heale's 440 but they all show a a country mile at aU the Governor affffiffg potential for Saturday. Ed infidders rushed in at once after the bunt. Punkin Brown's grounder ;/Bidduun, usually a winner for the hit third base and bounced off. By Mra. Richard Demaree, Long Branch, {left), Irving Berek, l^keweod, president of Ihe Monmouth Keyi/ took a second in the discus the Qme Uie Governors had re­ County Bowling Proprietor! Association, sad Mrs. Andrew UlricMen, Keypert, ditplay a check ler IM S.M ft., 3 ins, I new mark lor covered the ball, Jannarone a nd presentedKM aSiiiiil ttom illsths Monmouth U niininnili rMCounty ttitu lieart Ilaas4 Assoclatloa. AkIAItlaHtUI * The mee who guide the Pony-Colt League baseball activity for boys 13-14 In Keyport a n him. He went up with Vin Tsylor M n. Demaree and Mra. Ulrlchtea srgaalsed the first taaual Heart Fand drive Bowllsg Teuraament, ls the picture above as Henry DuBois, (center), thrown out the first ball Monday as tha Keypert jets ochinegro had scored u d Chromy to J ft ( io. in the high jump. and Brown were In scoring position. Area lanes narticlpatlng In, the tournament wsre Keyport RecreaUea Center aad Msltwan-Keyport squared away against the Keyport. Aces. They are, (left to right): Ed WUson, JUroy States, George Recreation Bowling Lanes. ' - ______" Star of the meet was Sayrevillc's Beach, DuBois, Haf Shumock, Al Caiuso, Tom Fal Ion. - Jim Wilson tiled out, but when Ben RJcWe Mazur who tossed th e Jackson laid down a roller, the - Javelin 183 ft He also made good The Pony-Colt League has shown gian field in their home borough. In the opening gsmes Monday, confusion w u to bad In the Am­ Boniek, 2b ‘ a temporary headquarters until II * distances la the discus and th e marked progress In one year's The Keyport Recreation Commis­ the results with pitchers were boyans Infield that both Chromy Arrows Player O. Jonei, e ’ It la a poalUon to go ahead with shot put. The next dual meet on time. Organ! led last year as a (our- sion announces the personnel of the follows: Ace (P. Jones) t, J e ts and Brown could score on an in­ F. Washlngton. lb Its complete plant, ' tip (or the Keys ii a meeting with team unit, this season there will two Keyport teams at follows: Jets: (FitzGerald) 3; M a t i w a n (L. field hit . Ket|iltnU, If ■ ■ • • * . MaUwan at the Maroon and Steel’s be nine teams competing. In ad­ Terry FitiGerald, Alfred VanPelt, Tomasello) S, Leonardo Boys Club Errors Put Men Oa Base Deal With Amboy field M ay 17. After holding Sayro- dition to the Jets and Aces, there Donald Walker, Chris Ziegler, Jim (Smith) 3; Matawan Township PAL McKton, lb ' BASKETBALL QYM iltuitlon With two out in the a o c o n d, Keyport Arrow! hava ittrted vlUe ao well, there Is not the trep­ are the Matawan Township PAL StillCarl Henry, Chris Day. Bob (Flynn, Batson) 1], Atlantic High grows worst In this area and we Hoffman errors put Ochlnegro and opersUons at the Keyport High j, Inman, |> (defending champs), Matawan, Preston, Tom Gevas, llal Robedee, lands (Scrivner) 4; Raritan Ram­ idation, In the Keyport camp Chromy on base. Brown walked to field under sgreement wlUi th e R. LoPreito. p a rt impeUed to tuggeit a way out Om it die meeting with the mighty Raritan Township Ramblers, Rari­ John Brown, Ray Brown, Joseph blers (Weeks) *, Highlands (Len load the sacks. Wilton tingled and borough recreation commission. for what It I* worth. At lam pion tan Township Rovers, Leonardo Justin, Bill Merrill, Frank Pina, Orth) ]. Nappi, of Maroon and Steel that there was. two runt were in. A muddle of They detested Freehold Townsmen n r fummary- , Petersen with a man aboard In the flrit to the old Leonardo High school Rusteli Davis, William Hyer, Rob­ Keyport Jets, Raritan Rovers at Kane, u 4 0 1 Uie expense in making * gym (S), aifh (B). Time! 1 mtii*., ll.S chore for three innings when he put tht Arrdwt on their way lo a field; the Atlantic Highlands team ert Lewis. John Do e rr Paul H ighlands; T u e a d a y : M a tsw a n wss pounded out Oeorge Relck Glum, 3b 4 0 0 fo r th em Is getting a hitting -^ S tW nw- P«t«4K». SchrelUr.ig), one-tlded victory. , at firemen’s field in that borough, ChudersU, John Fins, manager;, Towashlp at .Rarltaji Rovers: Wed­ came on from thort stoo to finish unit, laying * concrete flo o r Rethenber* . lim a: » mine., ThltSundty ths ArrowswUl play Quinn, e I I I and the Highlands team at Koovo- coaches. nesday: Keyport Jets at Leonardo. up. ' **lj*-yd. hlfb hurdle.—Steneck IK). a pracUce game wlUi tht R ed H an tm an , lb * 4 0 1 m l . U K ' 'Haw; e v e r ^ H - Trimm tS), Taylor (K), Tima: 11.4 Pietrewict and B row whacked Bank Towntrt at KHS field at C u h lo n , lb 4 • .1 ead lMlalllni Mail. They com* WM right In there with the vaunted out homers In tha KHS scorlng-at. **?40-3r. Tima: Toms River middle distance men. 3-2. M arlb o ro T o w n sh ip m ade South River Brlcktowners, of the behind hit big lead and the Oover* Farlty, If 4(1 can beeom blnei In twoato make Sbot put-M izur (8 ), A ck er» n tn a . Manager Leo Nanna reports the would go Into a ntw Khool build* Jbaad lump-ilsale (Kt. top showing for these KHS boys to W. J tm ttr o n e , If 4 1 Score by Innlngn CONFERENCE Coach Tcoy BenetakyV Raritan sppolntment of Leo' Keuiltrskl. of Ing's gym. Boards of education LSI, Bickham IK). D istance: 10 It.. Ochlnegro, o 5 I Freehold 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 1 d a te . " ' f with land available on which to Township team struggled to a three- Chromy, cf J . J th a South Amboy A.A., at field ftijib Jump—Lenerich (3), BleMma Coach Fred Gemsbeek’i Middle- K ey p o rt 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 O x - 1 4 (K) an, Steneck appears oo the tray to remove JW, auphauon (SI. Height: 10 ft., ed off fn one of the better pitching whereby oertaln Arrowt players armed forou u u them lor field Ita worst Jim Carter picked up, a CUffwood Memorial from the Bay­ Ben Jackaon, 2b Looking It Over » tn*. . . . duels of the season. pietrewicg, p wUI be made available to the hftuiH. there mutt be practic­ K ey p o rt e n g a g e d te a fore­ third hi the discus for the Red shore Junior High School con­ MlddMewa Intermedia t* (t) Ptrsy, Jb • . South Amboy A A. for games wlUi (continued from pagt twelve) ality to theli uie. Keyport lllgh'a shortened trick meet with Toms Raiders, Ed Bickham a second ference championahip that the a h r b that team Monday and Thurs­ the Matawan boy again htd the ancient gym now ll folding Short ■Her at tbe Indiana running CUffwood team has held tor sever­ ■ TopolewsU, H ln the Ugh Jump snd Fleming a Foulkes, lb louorse, st ^ day nighlt In the Mid-County edge on pointi, Knlytt waa not to Conference rivals lo by-past the grounds May 13. Rain cut off two al years past. . tie for second In tbe pole vault. J. Johnson, c< . 1 ? .te a g u e . fortunate, being more dearly dt- Keys ln scheduling and to cancel sots with Toms River well In the The two teams -went tied into BuBivant, p ■ ■ -■ .------,V -A - datei agrotd upon. Mstawan Wllh the points they, missed (n, the M'UH ^ Nsw.pitching talent alto will be- clsloned by Tom Collins, Ellrabelh | 7#!4 to JSJ4- UnhappUy for the ihelr.game last week end lt waa P itts, 'PIW fcttM lM rjty ¥f '* •ome aviilabie for the month of heavyweight. Nest billing for tht m sy be ousted from Sl, J o s e p h 's .'the two;,events cut oft .the broad Jump and javelin, tbe Kays Middletown who eaina out aa top Hansen,’e , ab r June when two former Keyport CDS boxert il it the K of C thow at any llmi in response to ths count have dm ] a resp e c ta b le s c o n . H . They have one more game to DoroshenkO, lb Poettch, a - » 0 High pKchert, Rich Wharton, now a t R o selle P a r k J u n e 24. How­ growing needs ol the perlth and , for their Ed Bick- ' 100 Yard D « h — Woo b y am (TB); play with each other. CUffwood T. Eastmond, 2b Inman, p with Monmouth College, and Ray ever. tha Singer Sewing Mtchlne cannot wait until a new high and events In which they ••cea< Krol} (TB); third, rtemlaff must win to force the pennant Blauvelt, 2b White, p LoPreito, now on the Wett Point am ileur bouts mty be tltged anew school It computed In INI, If would score well otherwise. (K). Time: lO.Siec*. % race Into a playoff. P. WUllams, U Adams, lb plebe aqutd, become tvilltble. In Ellubethport tn eirly June ifter then. Orammar achool dlitrlclt The Red and White’s Chris Heale X20 Yard O u h <— Wm b y 11111 (TH); Ken Bulllvant, pitcher for th e •econd, Kroli (TB); HUrd, Fleming G. Basunood, rt p . LoPresto h u letve for Ihe month a yeir'e Itpte of thst fixture, Dox- like Raritan Townihlp and M ita. pulled an «p I e t win In the tchool from Leonardo, took a grip (K>. Tim e: H I aecs. Wesemtn, rf Keller, ci. ____ Ing revlvel aw ilti the completion win Townihlp. that hava no M , plodding through the sloppy on She “most valuable player" of June and Wharton will be a gping to defeat the favored Maroon 440 Vard Ron — Won by Baal* U ); 30 » I t Jsrutewla, Jb team member for Uie balance of of Uie m tln building of the Msta, gym) or Indoor ficllltlei for Mcond, Glllman (TR); third. Rudny- award in the triuiqph of his team. runners ln the acceptable time of CUtfweod MemMitl (4) NfckoUu. rf . the season, Nanna announce!. win Townihlp Flrit Aid Squid In phytlcal education, with lll-pur* ■U (TB). H in t: U J h q , His pitching was not of a sensa­ " ab r njiiM r; 3b John Boniek and Bill McKeon, Cliffwood with the community In­ poit roomt diverted to eafittrla S 3J. .. 880 Yard Run - Wco by Sebuld tional order as far as hits snd Bunger, 3b 1 1 W oltectooakl, 2b of the South A.A., become available door recreitlonal ficllltlei plsn- uiei. profitably could investigate Where the Keys wete hurt the (TR); Mcond* Little (TR); third. earned runs are concerned as the Ganfano, p, is 3 1 BrlMnun, pb to the Arrowa Sundtyt under the ned for It. The iquad Ii compltl- this low-coit way .to gym fadl- most by the sloppy going w u in Brown* (TR). Time:'mine., 2M powerful CUffwood batters faced Ystes, st, p 1 0 new player eetup. fng Itt gariga building lo servt st K let. tbe dashes, the hurdles and tb e him for U hits. ' But when the mile. The more experienced Tons UU* Run — Won by Miner (TR); If«kffflt jb 4 1 M 2 3 Keypert Arrow* (14) situs tlon wss a tight one, Bulllvant RiveT operatives in these event* second ^Andrews (TR); third, Pq|e M oelius, lb 2 « , . 5«ert by Innlagsi a b r h had the a tuff to put on the ball lo unl-their greater know-how to be (K>. T im e: 9 mlos. * * H eed, l b 1 0 Soath Amboy - 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 -1 Bratltfolli, ia 4 0 1 High Hurdles — Woo by Frank get out of the spot lie w u In. He’ hatter all-weather men. The times LevudowtU, e 1 « K eyport 4 4 9 H 1 * - 1 5 Thome, rt 2 11 (TR); Mcond«_ Carr (TR); third. also contributed to the offensive of fur the hurdle* were surprisingly M e in , If 1 0 Stenacfc (K). , Time: ll.S sees. bit team by hitting safely three Dog Obedience Problem? good for the,conditions and th e Low Hurdles — V on ter F ran k CTO); Fratier. If 0 « •econd. Steneck (K>; third, Carr Umea and scoring tour runs. Keys’ Brace Steneck and Vin B. Hamilton, cl 1 « (TR) Taylor 7 4S M & S Meat Market the defending champs would break Langbeln, ss Mstawsn Baptist No. 1 Raynor Iron Works >41 up* the game early. A walk to Car­ DenBleyker, rf Keypjw Baptist Silver C r'- Barber Shop at 9 COIfax 4-9807 . Keyport men Pinl and hits by Garafano^nd McTague, rf Bayview Pres, No. 2 Commuters Esso « 03 Yales filled the sacks with two Henderson, Jb Mstawsn p m . No. 1 Jolly Five 13 Bulllvant got Isaksen on a fly ball V olk, 3b Keypert Reformed No. 2 Cortl Acet t4 100% to end the threat. Mslawan Baptist No. 1 R a tc a lt 0 Then Middletown pntcceded to Keantlwrg (!) St. Joseph's - J N j C M . go out and win it; Bnlitvant's tingkf PURE ab r H^tenr.Coogregttlon ___ Hank Oulflcfc/ ’" . MI and Hansen's double put than 1 I St. Mary's Episcopal Oo. i Sl BOWLERS Rosenbaum, 2b Earle Patterson . 210 ahead in the third. In the fourth Snyder, rf Calvary Methodist SO 214 HOUSE PAINT . ; _ Monrooutfa Co. B. P. Asm. they sewed up tbe ball game Mad Conley, cf - St, Mtiy1! Episcopal No. 2 SO Jim F o n t r 202 chased yatea from the mound. Keyport Reformed No. I 4S'/i 49^ Novembre. c . EASY TO APPLY Handicap tourney With one gut, George Eastmond got V ogel, l b . ... OetMtmane LoUieiso— 41—U m . u w m a hit and Foulkes doubted. J a c k Hudtoo, lf_ Mstawan Methodist No, 2 46^ m truihes eatlly>-covert-M ildly Johnson walked and Ihe sacks were Holfast; 2b Bsyvitw P m . No. 1 44 U TeaM TU> WED. THURS. HU. SAT. SUM. loaded. An error on Bulllvant’s rap Robbins, ss Mttawe# Methodlit No. 1 44 H TJok Tock Cleaners ' DURABLE let two runs score. Pitts then hit S ta rk o , p TrWW Episcopal 43% Wh Gallucci't Pastry 02K 3IH Protecti your home for ysertl May20- 21 -22-23 -24 safely and the count went up to « . John'i Methodlit No. 1 4% »/, Shrewsbury Elso,,h ,^,^*(12 * » four for the frame. Garafano came U 3 7 Mitatma Pres. No. I 41 M M agnolia In n ’43 BEAUTIFIES Matawaa (I) : At Jin Grover* oo to pitch for Cliffwood to retire S t John’iMethodlft No. 140 M Floyd*# flar U 41 In Decorator Ready-Mlxtd Colors a b r the side, but tbe damage had been p(ui an elm oit unlimited selection Langbeln, 2b ■ * I KEYPORT KJSINESSMEN’S KEYPORT RECREATION done ss Bulllvant now had settled flfCuttomlxColort • 5 ” dow n. DenBleyker, rf ■ LEAGUE Compere Alumlnum ,,, II 11 Amriao Ufk. BuSdmg Mstawan Elementary almost op- Lee, r f _ . ' Witt t t Rural Body Shop ' II It OTAYj SSSfN M LONOEft BUotti. ta S t & i S S S t set the Middletown applecart hi m H A H G ulf . 43 oo Treited to reilit Mildew gnimHittiuimm their game, going out to a fint Morrell, p, cf EWo+Kl M Viompua A lu m ln u n t : ' 32 70 o c a u s . *150°° 1st PRIZE Inning 2-0 lead against Uie Inter* J. Walker, c Middletown Lanes K If. C. Lattfin h Son 30 72 Free Delivery O n A ll Items Other Priut mediate School tesnrSn Mike Me- Smutko, If Bsrlew’s S estsunat a . . ' MO-Osatte^.. .^ Tague’s double. Bat Foulkes, Mid­ Schanck, U Tottfine's Tsvera ti Bill S h o rt . Vglf/Si*- 3*3 70% HANDICAP 200 SCRATCH dletown pitcher, saved bis own A. B a r r, lb oXdJBoaiboote u r tt Mtrtln Otllucci Jr, V ’ '.M l baU game with enough batting to C re m a n s, Jb m et*. - ConstnictlonCoastr to O, Tettlno ■ ■' . • - v : t poll it oat J-J ia Ihe sbdfc. Mata­ N o c d o , X> Ed Ptnaettl Roofing to O, Wlrgtndtr '- 3 fiaae* Totaf Pk* Bewl Aflyt»e H tn d e n o n , wan bad a generally bad week aa Jb Keyport Win. g, Llmwr S4 E . Y u e n * COIfax 4-0500 Keansburg found • pitcher. Windy F. DeOaPldro, cf Ora* Ctevniet S l M . R o te lle ' . ,t? 3 U FOB IMFORMATWH CAU CO 4-9886 H o w a rd , p Starko. who had Ihe coairol Coach “ iffWf .. . ,, .. . 44 O. Norman j ' , MRJFfnf Streot , Kayport INC „ - • . is • , • • , ; .______. . " . BID DiMalo has been seeking tS Oeaners ' 41 J, u ity ' Fag* Fourteen—Flrit Section THE MATAWAN JOURNAL Thursday, May 21, 1959 Ten Enter Pleas In County Court ' Ten Jwyshore area men were ar­ - ralgaed In Monmouth County Court useThe Want A d s to \|fiBnrsday to plead to grand jury presentments handed up against them. Eight entered pleas of inno­ A U T O S FO R S A L E HOUSES FOR SALE SERVICE FO R S A L E cent while two others submitted HELP WANTED BS4 oldsmobile, Super W, i d o o r PkAbrs ilappy Day Nursery for p lea s oi no defense which were PRINTER" $1800 lo 12800, delivered ta your lot USED TELEVISION SETS sedan, two tane blue, radio and children of working or shopping accepted by County Judge EMn All around nan; for floor work, Bungalows, 4 rooms and bath. AND APPLIANCES heater, power steering- and power mothers. Hot lunches supplied, Large selection to choose from. R. Simmill. press work. Must be thoroughly Houses located ia Manalapan, N. J. brakes. CaU LOwell 6-4040 after reasonable rates. Call LOwell VILLAGE TV, » E. Front Street, Kenneth Dietrich, 19. Fulton St. experienced, steady Job, salary de­ tlousemovers, Inc., 68 Hull Av* 5 P.M . _____ :______I21 nue. Freehold. N. J. Call FReehold 6-5308. wj29 Keyport. wjtf an d M ichael B ricese, 19, M an­ pending on ability. Call William 1950 H ard top p o w er g lid e C hev­ off Highway 33. Daley & Petries. chester Ave., both Keyport; Roger L. Morris, Mechanical Supt, The BAY ROOFING CO. USED refrigerators, $49.95 and up. rolet; one owner, good condition, 8-2S1S. w jtf Mitter jr., 20, First St.. CUIfwood, Keyport Weekly, COIfax 4-3090. GUTTERS. LEADERS & Good condition. Pete’s Inc., COI­ Mstawan Township, and Robert « i tf *250. - ■. MARLBORO TOWNSHIP: small ALUMINUM COMBINATION fax 4-2700 o r K E an sb u rg 6-1100. 1950 Chevrolet, s ta n d a rd shift, $150. Nicol, 19, Sea B reeze W ay, K eans­ EXPERIENCED OPERATORS farm, house, 8 rooms and bath, WINDOWS -- ■______w jtf 1B49 Chevrolet, $175. . burg, pleaded innocent to charges 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday thru also outbuildings. Nicely land, 705 BAYVIEW AVE., l» S l Studebaker, *150. Aluminum Windows . o! breaking Into* the American T hursday. scaped yard, pleasant surround­ UNION BEACH Augie’s Amofo Station, Hwy. 3S, , Legion Hall. Keyport, July 17, 6:15 a.m. to 12:13 p.m. Saturdays. ings. Call LOwell 6-0371 after 5 p.m. CO LFA X 4-3997 Venetian Blinds Union Beach. Call COliax 4-9788 " 1958, an d taking one-and-one-half BAYSHORE TOGS Free Estimates wJ21 or Sundays. ______,w jtf PARKER Boarding Home lor a g ed cases of beer. On Monday, Mitter. Locust Street. Keyport men and women; 24 hour super­ No Moaey Down 1955 HUDSON Waap 8; terrific gas KEANSBURG, Beacon Beach Sec­ pleaded no defense. He will be COIfax *-5868 vision; Individual diets. Licensed K arl A. F ra n tz , CO Ifax 4-3409. mileage, big car room, very tion,' near beach. Seven year old sentenced M ay ,29. w jtf by State of Ne% Jaresey. Reason­ w jtt clean, standard transmission, radio custom built Cape Cod, plot 50il00, M artin D e Valle. New York, MALE OR FEMALE; retired Regf a b le 1 rates. 1(4 miles south of and heater, new tires and battery, 6 rooms, large bath and garage; ACCORDION LESSONS pleaded no defense to a charge Estate sales personnel wanted to Matawan light, Highway 34; oppo­ Call COIfax 4-2473.______wj21 hot water heat, combination Alumi­ We fumlsb accordion free. LES­ that he had sexual relations with service sign account* In northern site White Gate Inn. Calf LOwell num storm windows. Priced 115,’ SONS A T YOUR H O M E, S3 JUI, a 13-year-old girl in Keyport last New Jersey. Wonderful oppor­ 1947 CH EV R O LET, good condition 500. Call KEansburg 64952 for ap­ *4611. jtf JOHNNIE WALKER, INSTRUC­ June, July, August and September. tunity to grow with an expanding Call LOwell 6-4810 or inquire 78 p o in tm e n t wj2\ ART'S driving school, located tn TOR. CO LFAX 44)914. w jtf ' Others Plead Innocent company or supplement your pres­ Beverly Drive, Cliffwood Beach. South River. Will com rto youi Milton Rapvogel, Fords, and “If you think a W ant Ad »ct« fast — you ent income. Commission; write . wj21 HOUSE, 7 rooms, 1% baths, 2 story, 14 ft. Plywood speed boat; 2 h om e C all C liffo rd 4-7481. w24 Vincent Cannara. Donnelly St., ahould’ve M«n me this morning 1” Box R E S in care of this news­ 1956 Willys s ta tio n w ag o n , 13,000 oil hot water heat, 2 car garage, seater, will hold 4 people. Newly Union Beach, denied obtaining a paper. wjtf miles; one owner, over drive, large lot, low taxes. . Call COIfax ROOM and Board, home cooked painted, small deck, 10 H.P. motor; $3000 check by fratrd from the all in excellent condition. Will sell MALE and female general coun­ radio and heater, $1200. CaU G. 4-8119 or local agent. $13,500. Wj2l meals. Elderly people wanted. . Capital Amusement Corp., Long N. J. Slate Licensed. Call LOwell separately. Call CApital 2-0648. selors, kindergarteners, folk G . R oberts, COIfax 4-0979 w j28 MATAWAN: modern 3 bedroom B ranch, Ju ly 16, WM- A ccording 6-6064. j l l _• ______w jtf d a n c e and craft specialists. 1948 C h ry sler, p e rfe c t condition; house, attractive neighborhood, to the prosecutor, the defendants Grads Can Apply Keyport Men Are Y M H A Day Camp. Hillcrest radio and heater, automatic tile bath, electric dishwasher and TWO mahogany end tables; Roper posed as owners of the Turf WANTED 2-0365, M r. G e ra rd . # w |21 apartment size gas range, ex­ transmission, $150. Call COIfax stove. Attached garage, enclosed HOME Tor 2 year old Collie, on , Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge, cellent condition; floor lamp, } For Commissions Held On Charges NURSES AIDES for all shifts. Ap­ 4-5998 or COIfax 4-5496, wj21 back yard, Venetian blinds, storm farm or large home. Call COIfax Old Bridge, and induced ibe Long burner electric plate, good con­ College graduates, upon comple­ Three Keyport m en'and a resi­ ply in person Bfookdale Nursing windows and screens. Available 4-3638. w]21 B ranch firm to pay them 13000 dition. Bissel Bweeper, m an y dent of Madboro Township have Home, Hwy. 35., . • wj21 August 15th. $15,500; call LOwell rfor permission to install coin ma­ tion of their sis months of active S A F E B U Y FOR S A L E kitchen utensils. Inquire 61 Ching- chines lh th# restaurant. been charged by State Police In BOOKKEEPER, full charge; ex­ 64)270.______• ' wjtt duty training, are eligible to apply U S E D C A R S arora Ave., Keyport, wj21 WilUam Krampert, president of connection with ad attempted hold­ perienced all books and general S IX ROOM ho u se on lot 90 x 100. for a commission In the National up and auto .tbeft In Shrewsbury. APARTMENT Blze gas stOVe, cab* Krampert Constuctlon Co., Main ledger. Ability to type; liberal em­ Can be’converted to apartments. C A M E R A ______Guard. This information was di*. 1957 O ldsm obilu 98, h a rd top, fuU Inet kitchen sink, kitchen set, St., Keansburg, denied a charge Facing the’-charges of the at­ ployee benefits, pleasant working Paved street; ail utliiUes,. Apply of obtaining a promissory note for J c 10 s e d by Lt. Col. Haas A. tempted holdup and auto theft are po w er. blonde coffee table, pair of end conditions. Write Box C in care Thomas Wallace, Bayside Tpvem, 4 x 5 W illiam Bolltho, 20, o f 228 B road­ 1950 Oldsmobile 83, 2 door, hydro- tab les, wicker; po rch t>et, b a n d saw $2232.90 under false preten ses Aug. Kessler, Commanding Officer of of this newspaper. wj21 6 Broad Street, Keyport. wj28" 20 1958 from M rs. Lillian G. way and Robert Phillips, 32, ol m a tlc . SPEED GRAPHIC with stand; sewing machine, fold­ the 644th Medium Tank Battalion, HOUSEWORKER, dependable and SchlneHer, 11 Forest PI.. Keans­ Chestnut St., both of Keyport. 1957 C hevrolet, B el A ir h a rd top. ing carriage, play pen, child's desk, experienced. Three mornings a RA N C H ty p e h o m es; $7800, $11,500, burg. Mr. Krampert accepted Uie Red Bank's National Guard unit 1957 C hevrolet, 2 d o o r. $13,400, $14,500, $15,000, $16,000, boy's bike, fishing poles with reels, In addition,', police said, Harold Week; modem appliances, own -THREE HOLDERS note lor promised painting and Col^Kessler explained that these 1958 F o rd , F a irla n e , 2 door, a u to ­ $16,500, $17,400; $17,900, $18,500 and cash register. Call KEansburg Dolan, 39, of 63 Atlantic SL, Key­ transportation, Csll LOweU 8-2*84. FLASH ATTACHMENT carpentry work but never com­ po rt, a n d H1 con­ ■ ...... - - 1 wj21 PAYMENT; $65 per month. CO LFA X 4-3030 1106 movie Camera from a 13- the county Jail In Freehold In lieu employment, pleasant working d itio n . - MAPLE or walnut beds, bassinet, conducted by Uw New Jersey John Trab t, chlno - w jtf year-old boy who allegedly stole it of (5000 ball, - conditions. Liberal employee bene­ SCHANCK AND SIHLER INC. other furniture; cheap. ,Call LO­ from an auction markeL National Guard itself. _ ■ P h o n a LO w ell 8-1737 ALL MUSICAL Instruments for According to State Police, Felix fits. Canterbury Knitters Ltd., MERCURY — EDSEL weU 6-6021. w)21 James Cannon, McKinley Ave., All non-prior service personnel . . . . |tt rent or sale at low prices at The Della Vecchla, a 82-yea M id taxi Locust Street, Keyport. ■ wj2i Sales A Service SMALL electric w a s h e r w ith Madison Township, pleaded no de­ enlisting In the Guard are required Music Spot, 42 Broad St.,, Key- driver of Red Bank, wat hit over Freehold — Matawan , fense to a charge of arm ed MAINTENANCE MAN Situation Wanted porL Phone COIfax 4-9998, pri wringer. Call LOwell 6-2142. to go on active duty for six months the head and thrown from his cab F R 8-1250 — L O M 239 wJ2l robbery Dec. 1* of the Beneficial to perform general repair* of; ma­ WILL wash and Iron all types ot vats lessons $2.50. wjtf within 120 days of their enlistment. In February of 1957 after strug­ wj21 Finance Co. office. 704 Cookman chines and plant equipment, to be curtains; also stretch curtains In RUMMAGE SALE sponsored by gling with assailants who were at­ % TON Westlnghouse air con­ Ave., Asbury Park. COl. K essler utated th at his unit skilled In the use of tool) and per­ i n s t r I j c t i o N mj own home. Prompt service. ditioner. Like new. Call COIfax Keyport Public Health Nursing tempting to rob him, In the Un­ Cannon's plea was accepted by has several vacancies for personnel form s wide variety of mslntenance C o l l e g e s'rUCEHt majoring In C all P A rk w ay 1-3595. w jtf f3 8 5 8 ■ WJ21 Association; M onday, T u esd ay , croft section of Middletown Town­ Judge Slmmlll. He'll be sentenced duties. Prefer some electronics music education would like piano Wednesday, May 25, 26, 27 in Hook to go on active duty .during th e 15 FT. Chris Craft run about with M ay 29. ship. The assailants then made olf background. Apply at Architectural pupils on weekends. Experienced DAY TfME care for children In and Ladder Fire House, East Front months of July and August. These 1958 , Carry Craft Trailer; both Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper with hia cab. . Tiling Co., Keyport, 8 a.m . to 4:00 and low rates. Phone LOwell p riv a te hom e, fenced "in equip­ Street, - Keyport. wJ21 like new. Asking only $1950. CaU •aid Cannon Is now serving time vacancies ahould be desirable par­ Detainer Ii Filed p.m., Monday thru Friday. w21 6-1772 S a tu rd a y a n d Sunday. )21 ped play yard; constant supervis­ LOweU 6-2600. C an b e seen a n y ­ YORK !/j ton air conditioner, ex­ In Bordentown Reformatory for a ticularly, to graduating college and A detainer has been filed by the ion, hot lunches and snacks. Mon­ SALESMAN time In Matawan. wj21 cellent condition, ' reasonable. similar hold-up In New Brunswick. high school seniors, as lt'has given Morristown State Police' against WANTED TO BUY day thru Friday.' LOwell 6-5090. Call LOwell 84865. wj21* Cannon pulled a gun on a cash­ Bolltho, Phillips, and John Bll > w j l l them in opportunity to fulfill the 1 n a t i o n w i d e ■: WE BUY ANYTHING 16' GARWOOD speed boat, 93 HP ier at the Asbury Park finance lino, 35 Woodrow Wilson Homes, NEW AND USED TIRES - INSURANCE , , WE BUY old guns, rifles, swords, Chrysler engine. Excellent con­ company office and forced her to active duty portjipji.Df (heir military Long Branch, In connection with Real Estate For Sale a lso ■ ' „ And It* Associate ; musical Instruments, statues, dition. CallTOlfM4-™vvj21* tu rn o v er $300 in cash . H e w a i obligation wlthlrj six nvmths of the alleged attempted holdup of FACTORY RECAPS HERITAGE SECURITIES, INC. electric tools. Call Walt, KEans- LOT 50 x 100 on Harris Ave,, Un­ private home In Boonton. ^ Always At Large Discounts H O M E m ad e Italian 'Pizza Pie picked Up by police Jan. » and their, a b u r g 8-0848. : • - w jtf ion Beach. Nice location, 1)4 confessed to fouf other loancom 1 Bolltho 'currently ts serving' 4 QUALITY TIRES and, dinners to go. THE PATIO m an to seek'stesdy employment W iit -.Y o^p^efeSiS^ uTSTdoupmiNs. uighe« w i«5. blocks In from highway, Call . paoy robberies^* ...... Prison, police said. Belllno has ' P V t W 1-M2U - 3141' h w y . 35,* H azlet . J>IT, Hwy. 34, Matawan;/Vi mile thereafter;.' paw. Telephone COIfax iaitn; ' iettlt Underwood, Raritan St., been released on 12300 ball, and K-POfNT PORTFOLIO Phone; 4-1736 so u th ot Main Street. Call LOwell Cliffwood, Matawan) Township, Col. Kessler stated that since Phillips has been released on $2­ Emily’s Variety Store, First St., LOTS for sale: Inquice Clarence 6-2120...... w|U INCLUDING;' Keyport. . Wj28 'pleaded no defense to a charge early April, 32 men, m ostl/college 000 bail. M. Ziegler, i Ziegler Place,"Mat MOVING: must sell oak bedroom graduates, had ilghed up for the that he atrociously assaulted wll. Investigating officers were S tate MUTUAL FUND ; >' ' suite, end tables, coffee table, six month's'program. At the pres­ llamJicojLCounty Rd., also Cliff­ Police Detective Jules Itchmoaey A tS INSURANCE, lamps, two rugs, dropleal table, ent- ttmef_alLmen enlisting In the wood, outside Underwood’flioure ind Trooper Walter King, of the ‘ LIFEINSURANCE two chairs and Zenith 21” tele­ Red Bank Guard unit a n beftg os- Oct. 27. - I Shrewsbury'StatirPollceBarrackSr —^ AUTO-iNSURANCE vision set. Call-COIfax 4-0319. ’■ signed to the H e a 4 q u a r t e r a Prosecutor -Vincent P. Keuper and Capt. William Mustoe, of the , i: -FIRE INSURANCE ■ -■ wj21 •aid Undetyood shot at a group Company, rather , than the tank county prosecutor's office. 1 uijiis. The Headquarters Company MARLBOROLUMBER of meii outside his home after A 'd y ta m lc new approacH ti) public actually Is the support unit fo r th ey left a party at the Under­ LEGAL NOTICE service: aad to security for both the, combat tank companies. It la . co. : : wood home. Mr. Scott ,wss the Insurance and'mutuU fund sales' Antiques Top Soil Bulldoting EVERYTHING In the building line responsible for providing supply, only person Injured by the, blast, SUP® V ® or nien,' Olves you 4 Well-establisheJ for, that new home. Open 4 nights administration^ maintenance, com­ l a w D iv is io n __ gpgawwrtv 6H6P- Mr. Keuper till . ' . lines of personal Insurance backed A N TIQ U ES ECKEL BROTHERS' a week until 6 P,M„ Friday and munication and medical support MONMOUTH COUNTY DOCKET HO. l/JfiOft-58 by the reputatlon and resources of We bliy and sell Antique Furniture, CINDERS. TRUCKING & EXCAVATING. Bu|l Saturday until 5 P.M., Sunday, 1 for Itself and' the tahkers, there­ NEW JERSEY one ol America'a foremost family JBrlc-ft-brac, China, Glass, Dolls, TRAP ROCK, Driveway Gravel, dozing - and shovel loader service. P.M. Located next to Julia’s ’ Bayville N6 Match fore the positions which new enlls h ig h w a y a u t h o r it y PUinUK, ' • ol companies V C . plus a popular Jeweiry, U.S. and Foreign stamps.' Bluestone Mason Sand & Gravel, Cellars, Peptic tanks, fill dirt, top Drive-In Restaurant, U. S. Hwy 9. tees-oecupy.-are quite-diversified Foi; MHS Trackmen— ORACWJC~HElBEB7«t mutual lund. -Drawing account for The Matthews, 115 Broadway, Key- Topsoil « Fill Dirt. Trench Dig. soil, road grave), washed gravel Call G ib so n 6-9624. ■ J t f - and generally of their awn choice, Def«nd«JO». • qualified men. Also, openings for port COIfax 4-1448. w!28 gllig t: Bulldozing. ------and mason sand. Wa specialize in •; Mstawan High School track Personnel Interested In either . CIVIL ACTION „ - inexperienced^ men and for out­ land clearing. LOwell 6-1845, Old j forces won a dual meet with Ocean joining the National G u a rd p r : ORDER- TO SHOW CAUSE: DIETRICH BROS. INC. SHOPPERS. Thli matter b«lng . 6per.ed to the. standing pafW lmers in Keyport and Electrical Tennent Road, Box 64, Morgan- - County Centra) (Bayville) .Regional ju st -g ettin g - Inform ation ;■ on it', Court by Ralph s. Heiuar, Esq. Cf th* , NEW BRUNS. AVE. . Matawan areas. . Schooling pro­ vllle. w]8/25 DELIGHT .High yesterday 103W,to 13, Be­ were' advised to contact Captain firm o( Uexuer, H tu itr Ic Dft Mato, ? JUSTIN ROSATO MATAWAN, N. J. i ii attoiniy»"foV Louii A. Heiwr vided to qualify you for State In cause the meet was so much of a Cartoir at the Red Bank Armory. W..J FiorencB d«fendmu* : -Electrical Contractor L O 6-3993 . L O 6-2192 Maintenance YES MR. * MRS!? SHOPPER stirahCe «8tB«, next clsss June 19. ..mismatch, Coach John Caracdolo's Phone number of the armory ts petitlonara In the «bov« anUtled actlori " Residential - Commercial ~ ...... WjM •nd tha Court having he*rd and con* HOMJi REPAIRi, additions, < YOU WILL BE 'DELIGHTED ;?forces-used- it. mostly Jorpractlcc 5 H 7-6241. ’r iJdertd ‘ the vertltied Petition herein Industrial •. Electric Heating . penlry, cabinet making, painting, WHEN YOU SEE THE ' For Interviews Write Or Call against the. Shore Conference "B1 ordered tq be (fled in thli cause that ' Cliffwood, N. 'J. paper hanging, masonry, glazing. being »au»Iled with .the aullicknoy - RAYMOND-E.- GILBERT QUALITY AND COMPARE • " meet at Toms River Saturday, of the application; .. 'LOwell 6-4278 • LOwell W689 GENERAL SERVICES CO. P R IC E S - 21 Traffic Cates District Sales Manager T OP SO IL t' The Matawan coach did not use It ii on th(« 13th day of May, 1959. .. • WJ7/16 LOtrell M197 :— ORDERED, that the partlei to the 137 A delaide P lace, Lakewood, N .J. his star sprinter, Richie Bennett, Heard By Foster -above entitled action be and the aame Top sort. fUl dirt and roid gravel. . ...;. Wj28 at all. , His other sprinter, Billy are hereby ordered to thow cauie be* LAkewood 8-1340 Contfactors ■ AVAILABLE ON OUR : fote thla Court on the 5th day ot Dozerand backhoa service. Lateral CARPENTRY, painting, papering Mabbltt, went under the 10 seconds Summer ichedulo on traffic of­ ______ttJ21 CARPENi tR and building contrao- LIBERAL CREDIT PLAN June, 1959 at ten o'clock In the fore* Installations, excavating. and cabinet making. All types m ark ,-d o in g the 100 In 9,9 seconds. fenders got u n d erw ay In. th e. co u rt poon or a« aoon . thereafter as the for, J. O. Metsger, Florence Ave., boms repairs; carpets: Installed ! Roy'Ma'ttfiews got out over the 45- matter may be heard at the Court< Business Opportunities Keyport. New homes, garages, all of Ms'glitrate Luther' A. 'Foster, house tn Uie Borough of Freehold. an d rep aired . C all COIfax 441536. foot mark for the first lime and Matawan ; Township,' Tuesday, as New Jeney why an Order should not " B E YOUR OWN BOSS alterations and repairs. , Call COl- STROTHER & ECKEL ‘ ” ' W E ' '• be entered directing tho Clerk of thla O P E R A T E A : ■■■■ ; ■■ wj28 Carl Stephens unlimbered a toss 21 offenders p aid a to ta l of $205 Court to pay over to the petitioners, 4-4159. ' wj6 138 LO W ER M AIN ST. TEXACO SERVICE STATION ROOMS papered or painted as low INSTALL & SERVICE -of the discus that was inches short in fines and costs. with Interest, monies heretofore de* CARPENTER and mason contract­ MATAWAN posited with said Clerk b^' the plain* Modem porcclainlzed two bay sta' as $10. Labor- only. iPbone REPCO PRE PAK ; : Of 150 feet. ' B ob C ondlt skipped A new Garden State Parkway Uff herein. or, new homes, alterations and Uon available at Bethany Road LO W ELL 6-1993 KEansburg 6^602. wJ28 ; o v e r , the high h u rd les In 15.4. offense went Into the record when It Is further ordered that a copy of store frOnts. George Roach, Park­ TUBELESS BOILERS this vertifled Petition and this Order near Hailet Ave., Hailet, for am­ GIBSON 6-3S14 Have Your - Cellars * Yards Witch Hamilton scored near the Louis Oty, 2 Crestvlew Dr., Hazlet, to Show Cause certified by the w a y 1-5323. wj21 ; 160-foot m arkin the javelin and Mel h ad to p a y $5 a n d $9 costs for ctltlpnera attorneys to be .a true copy bitious operator with limited capi­ ' w j}/28 Attics • Garages PAINTING, J’aperhonging an d BASEBOARD RADIATION [ Jelfcoat was,disqualified on a 22- "driving while fatigued." e served upon all parties lo thia tal who-desires to Increase his In­ Cleaned fjow Eaction residing in this State whose Taping. Norman Soltysik, Cen­ ■ foot broad jump. Sam Kay was Patrolmen John McGlnty and ad d rtssei are Known to the petitioner come. Lubrication equipment Is In­ WE SPECIALIZE IN ter Ave., Matliwan. LOwell 66446. T O P S O I L HOT AND COLD WATER > 'at II feet in the.pole vault. James Hoyt, township police, bora by certl/Jcd mail and upon such stalled. Modest rent. Call KEans- ROTOT1LL1NG , parties as cannot be served as aiore Free Estimates given. wJ30 WINTER AND SUMMER v b u rg 6-3866 for details; also avail­ Cut(6m Plpwing, Discing Bayville was so lacking in squad down on red light violators Bt tho said by publishing a copy of this B ig L o ad s $14.00 personnel that .Matawan runners Route 35 and Cliffwood Ave. inter­ Order to Show Cause in the Matawan able within two weeks, now 2 bay FERNANDEZ ...... — ...... And Odd Jobs Journal, a newspaper published tn the T o p Soil, b e st 15.00 60 MONTHS TO PAY- ohly had to jog around to pick up station at Middle Road and Lautel Lawns Seeded Peat Moss section. John Tierney, Fleetwood County of Monmouth in which the land ASPHALT PAVING Road Gravel, big loads .... 15.00 seconds and thirds, v Dr., North Cenlervlile; Harold J, heretofore taken ii situate at least Ave., Holmdel Township. wjtf . Norway Maples ten (10) days before the return data SPECIALIZING IN . Good Fill Dirt ...... 7.00 FREE ESTIMATES I Simmons Jr., 168 Therese St., Key­ of thla Order and by mailing a copy LUNCHEONETTE and Soda Sand, Gravel, Blue Stone; drive­ CALL: CHEVALIER po rt, an d J e r r y F lo re, E obI ot Bald Petition and Order by Certified DRIVEWAYS Area Firemen At Drill mail and certified aa aforesaid to any - Fountain, fully equipped; air con­ ways gravelled, bulldozing, grad­ : For Free Estimate Orange, wero fined for this of­ 383 MIDDLE RD.. HAZLET, N. J. GIVE US A CALL A T ; of the parties • whose addresses are ditioned, next to Safeway, Keans­ ing, lots cleared, Excavate for a t - . fense, : known to the plaintiff at least ten FOR ESTIMATES CALL In Matawan Township {10) days be/o/e iuch return date. burg. Call KEansburg 8-2461 after Septlcs, Oil Tanks, eto. , LO w ell 8-5549 LO w ell &638S LOWELL 6-4361 ! Clifton Lancaster, Cllflwood, /a/ J. Edward Knight 10 P.M . ’ J2i COLFAX 4-4932 BACKHOE SERVICE LO w ell 64)575 M s taw an Township Chemical . • J. S. C.) . paid a $50 fine a n d w as given a FO R LEA SE IN 7 , - , ., ’ wj21 • w jl8 Hose Co. No. 1, representatives of J31 |11,70 Laterals,'Footings, Ditchbig, Pond, THE BARGAIN HOUSE suspended jail sentence on the iE ARTH MOVING EQUIPMENT the Keyport Fire Department, anP chen, and bathroom; $125 per mark the annual meeting o( th e haa applied to Ihe Boroliah of Mata* DON’S TV SERVICE Monmouth County In s u r i n ee wan for a plenary retail eoniump* month. Call KEansburg 6-2500. For fast efficient radio and telfr Route 36 at Main St. One Craekpp « tion license for prem|aei. 27 Freneau Flpors Agents Association tonight at Peter­ Avenue^ ’ Matawan, New Jersey. NICELY furnished: rooms; double vision service ca!) LOw reported to Matawan Township 35, Ne'ptiine. Nominated for office HaJi. Clerk of the Borough ef Mata* Street, Keyport. COIfax 4-9680 perletL Free estimates glveo, and waxed; old floors a specialty. lawns ‘Pollceduring tfi» past week. It are Monroe Hdwes, president; wan, New Jersey. choose fabrics In your own home. All types of tile floors laid, exclud­ Charlea and Julia Kanleck UNFURNISHED 3 ~rooin apart­ occurred Thursday when the car George Jacobson, first vice presi­ ! 27 Frentau Avenue . ment; nice location in Keyport /-all Dorothy Smith, LOweU 6-1296 ing ceramic. Call William Peters LANDSCAPING, seeding new lawns of Harold McMurtree,; 49, of 35 dent; Louis Dick, second vice Matawan, N. J, especially desirable for newly ' w j8/25 so n . CO 4-6013. wj6/4 and complete maintenance; roto- JW H.06 . tilling, top soil and shrubs. L. La Maple Pf., Keyport, going w e s t on resident and Mrs. Theresa M, m a rrie d couple. Call COllax 4-3405. E css. Landscaping. Stone Road, Key­ ■Route 33, CUffwood,, struck tho ocher,* secretary treasurer. w jtf Wallpaper Exterminators ".Senior Monmouth County Court p o r t C all CO Ifax 4-1415, w |6 / l l .standing Vehicle.of Joseph Mag- NEWLY decorated sm alFaM rf p yO U are thinking oi redecorat- judge John C, Giordano will be the rlnOr33; of 320 Route- 35, Laurence m en t. C all LOwell 6-4230 j j j , la g , v isit B u rlew ’a ' Studio, 1S4 TERMITE CONTROL DISPLAYLAND JH iitw , According td the report of gufest’ speaker. Representatives of pint Street, Keyport Large se- General Exterminating G IF T S - Patrolman John M<£>inty. Mr. 13 municipalities In the county with LOST toa ol patterns from Sic up. AD Jobs guaranteed Private cars Landscaping, garden center, shade fagrlno' clalmad he.w a 4 "ivsltlng the finest pedestrian safety records ^*V^SSEii in blue case' between service;, also open evenings Eric Wiener. CHarter 7-7811. 359 trees, shrubs and fences. It Ver­ i£c)»nc« li liirrtjeft al■ew» wfll^bO; $u#stt.of:the‘ association at -ataent caa coifw 44»K». R«nisea Ave., Ntw BniafWick; mont Drive, Htztet CaJI COIfn 9 AiA.to 6PJA. •w an , t N . J ...... - -...... , • . wJ« f ■ . w. '■ ■ ** * ~J * Ihunday, May 21,1959 the m a t a w a n JOURNAL Fag* FifNM — Hfit S*

MANY LOCAL HOME­ MAKERS ARE A N SW ER: Meat purchases represent about QUESTION: ASKING NOWADAYS 25% of tbo family food money, compare all these price* and count How Can I Guard My your cash saving*. Concentrate oo getting TH E MOST FOR YOUR FAMILY'S FOOD MONEY? MONEY. The more low price* you1 get the lower your weekly food bill. Don’t let n few specials or other induoenwnts distract you. CANNED HAMS

Super-Right Veal iMHtk Vk*ii «, rSuper-Riflht*' Quality — Grain Fed Beef REGULAR STY LI OVIM-RIADY Lein Chops or Roast ^1.15 Ribs «f Beef T s s 's r ^ - 6 3 i r6 9 1 T W a e t*p jjwUly C*nmd Htms are W W i H m Cutlets . . . . ; ^1.65 front young, cero'fed pothers. - (N ot portions of large roars* Hams*) ...... Rib Chops er Roast * “S«p*r-ltlglrt" Quality — NO FAT ADDED...... le g s . fc* h ■ Super-Right Cold Cuts BONELESS CHUCK POT ROAST *59< R u m p h P o r k R o ll Suptr-Wght ,; 3 5 - Shoulder' / ^57* %iiwii|PwllfftirtiiB fc^il lVMinU m m a i j .4 3 * Super-Right Beef Steaks Super-Right fresh Pork 1 Thick Shoulder *79* T a y lo r P a r k R o ll #rTM« £ 3 * * Sirloin...... *^99*------P o rk C h e p s ‘ 8 9 * Breast * . * • . ^3? Italian Salami SH* Rib Steak 7 ” . . • M 9* Pork Chops wp.ndA.uw* ib.4 5 * Stewing Voal ttMhu fe6 9 * Skirt Steak .... ^ 9 9 * Fresh...... Hams ' ,b Shoulder Chops . . “> 8 9 * T h u rin g e r • • • SIT FreshHams *b-55* Frankfurters Flank Steak . . . “ 99* Rump Slices **** fc-1 .5 5 fresh Hants ^ '# »rp -M r: m p e r - n i g m . Shoulder Steaks lb1.09 Shoulder Slices Jon,u‘4 ,ki .1 9 * Boston Butts Minute Steak ^ fc U 9 " ' ■ ■ " ‘ *T" ' M r ; Ready-To-Cook Poultry Super-Right . * fti.is Chicken Steak (Tap Ctiuelr) Ib. 1 .1 9 Boston Butts u..5 g« Broilers I Fryers w * ^35* Swift’s Premium . ',5 :6 9 * Spareribs * *•59* ■ r ( t l l . r « ANO WYERS Super-Right Beet Roasts ■ ro lle rs sf».QMrt«nerC'i».up » » Armour’s Star . £ * * • ; Newport Roast RM iting Chickens 1*4 Super-Right All Beef . l£69f. N o c k s or' Knuckla*'m "•* J I J 5 5 J Whilnrttiivp Hygrade All Beef * £97* •— h , ^ 5 3 * JfckBOMS. . . . -If* '■J3* California Roast i« * f chuck. * 5 3 * • • • e 1 M 9 * Stahl-Meyer All Beef ^ 7 7 * lean Salt Perk . . , ^|3* ^ Cross Rib Pet Roast ,k99* T u rk e y s M r Super-Right Baby . ^ 4 1* Sauerkraut . . . *M9 §1« — Boneless Brisket Stretyht .b95« Chicken Parts Grocery Buys — -*u!_ Sauerkraut . . . j *•?>« J 7 * Boneless Brisket ^7T ChickensLegs • . •< M 9 * Salt Fat Back . . . fc2 3 * Breasts . . . . . ,b6 9 * Margarine “-»«*♦ 2 X 4? Boneless Brisket "> 83* , , \_ * 3 9 * Angel Soft ^ it^ , 2 J & 3 9 * Super-Right Beet, Stows Super-Right Smoked Ham W h a le Tn4w ^ 5 9 C * 9 9 * NnbiscaPretxels ^ X *9 # Ground Beef - Frtihly ground M 9 * ~ S k a n k H a H « * 5 9 c Necks & Backs . . 1 5 * Cocoa Marsh ^35* Ground Chuck • . . * 59* S a lt H a lf Tw to »-5 9 c Hearts A plixards .‘>•35* Miracle Whip sJo !X Boneless StewBeef *59* Shank Portion _ *■39® Sup*r-I(ljht C M Cut* Dill Pickles 9;r29* Plate Beef *29* MledHam £15’ Butt Portion TW h > 4 9 * Nairn Gherkins Boneless Plate . • MII m I H a m En d s e “> 6 1e Fanning Pickles Shank Soup Beef ^ M r Shan k Half r»n^wW M l * fo,*9 M a rc a l P «p*r 3 'S5*110 2 3 * Shank Soup Beef ^ “> 3 5 *' le l^ n a ty tha p h et • • j r . l i e s , B u tt H a lf * 4 1 * Glim liquid w 3 9 * Short Ribs . . . . MF Cooked Salami . 4012 9 * Shank Portion rdly w U fc-43* p k g .‘ Froton Food Bays 6 ot. Bacon f Ijjfcf IL i m ‘ " ;4 3 * Asparagus Uj'39* Butt Portion >^ c *f J:kS3G HVMI p k g . Saper-Right £35* * « 2 9 * Broccoli 2 llT 39* Center Slices . *• . ^ 9 9 * I b . _ By t h e p ie c e k 4 T Sapor-Right W W JJ;5S* Boneless Ham Ends 75e B ird s E y e Pies?,/;4 »9* •w id Under" (M.< 12 «. Soper-Right ) ^ I J 7 WVoUWKoU oror*ith*rhalf (Sthw half u A C C '*pW-- - ; 2 r Potato Patties 2 "*** I N U M too*Wt>, I m Ih l MyU i wcmMU ’ W X 2 9 * S a p o r - R ig h t Canadian ityW £ « • Boneless Ham Slices h l«10 luxuryloaf . . . Raspberries 2 49* Sliced Breakfast . . M S* Super-Right Smoked Meats Meat Loaf « . . . ‘^ 2 9 * Bow nyflako^:,^ & 31« Ends Sliced . . . . ‘ 2 9 * Picnic Shoulders w fc 45* ‘^ 2 9 * Melon Balls Swift’s Prratiam . ^39 * Picnic Shoulders fc 79c Olive Loaf . . * S ta u ffe r . Miuronl A Ch**ie ,J £ 2 9 * i OI. S q u a re s . .... *-3 3 * ^oulder Butts ^73* Pickle loaf . ; -fl Roast Turkey JjS tf 55:37* Strip RacW «■ - ' S m o k e d B e e f; T o n g u e s - fc4 5 * Sandwich Bologna T.Vi Dinners TJJ 59*^

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TUb O ifM M a r iM t I l M l c t B n M m M m r All Diiarf Mt F lu ff! # * I U < ■ * « « * # 4 « A « Fv «rf» # in iM Q tH uftni Atrt—htt >^J5* WM4C« IOtb.«A| * « * » i i k : 'Xis* ^S1B *^I5* tJSI* t s * x a ' c n * •HUM W.i b M i m f - ' ■■■ " * t . a s A t w i u o n a v e , rq n MONMOum i KT. IT Al POOLE A1 ; ». AT MAIf< ST., KP.ANSBUBO • I s m H m m - JW • A m thd t rm [,* lift lltun - Ofin JM*.;. fM ., Uirtfl f P .M . IMI I* PJM. r ■StoW* m i w i i F J S . - or. • a .h « • i m i Thursday, May 21, 1959 la g t 9xhtB — Firet Section THE MATAWAN JOURNAL portant positions ia tbe field of . Petit Jurists public health. In' 1858 he went to Pearl Buck Guest [Dh Bergsma On Area resident* selected for petit Nicaragua at the request of the Drafts How You Stand Jury duty for a two-week period Foundation Staff President of Nicaragua and th e At Vineland Day (FDITOB'S MOTE:—Tin Das which began Monday are as fel­ U.S. State Department to make a Noted Nobel Vnd Pulitaer prfae- able. or deferred or exempt when Dr. Daniel Bergsma, state com­ JSiulMdcii for tour unUJ survey ot public health conditions SS? 1 ^ 1963. Ti;l* means lh»t th» hla normal turn to serve comes, lows: Mrs. Lillian Schotte. E. M a ­ missioner of fiealth of New Jersey winning suthur/Peas'l Buck will be vouns men of Un colmtrjr must can- he m ay still be put in Class I-A if n y Todd, Kenneth W. Magee, M n. and former president of the As­ and to submit a report for im­ the featured^peaker at the Train­ fl;,.. tJ expect lo sfrv. in tba mill- Ury forces. T1U» series of arUclaj at any- time up to his 35th birthday Eleanor L. Smith, William Beedie, sociation of State aad Territorial p rovem ents. In 1956 h e w as ap ­ ing School at Vineland, Wednesday oumncs the basic re»ponslblUUM «nd he kwes the deferment or exemp­ Health Offlcen, has beea appoint­ flibU ol >uun« ■»«“ <“ *•». t t* * * # Mrs. , Hazel Gawlkk, Matawan; pointed by President Dwight D. when the New Jersey Federation tion, or the cauae^of his disquali­ The Size Of ed associate director of medical lew ) . ■ '4 Charles P. Blanchard Jr., William Don't Let Eisenhower advisor to th e U.S. of Women'* Clubs convene* for Its At age 17, a young roan (with fication I*'removed. bU parents’ consent) may choose If he should be reclassified into F. Meissner, Mra. 'Rosa Scheln, delegation to the World Health As­ 16th Annual "Vineland b ay - Thlt Ad Fool You - imong a wide variety of ways to Clasa I-A before age 21, and is not Mr*. Amelia Brown, Lester G- sembly in Geneva and twice was The world-famed authoress aad begin the discharge of hi* tiotal a father, ha would probably be the Stoney jr., Frank A. Trojahn, Key- named by the president to th e humanitarian, known as Mr* Riclv The Bargain* Ar* active duty and reserve obligation oldest nan available and accept­ port;Mrs. Eleanor Brandd, Will­ Federal Water Pollution Control ard Walsh to her PerkSsle.'Pa., J. of »t least sii yean. He' m ay able in his local board and, there­ ia m J. Feehan, Keansburg, Mrs.' Advisory Board. neighbors, will speak oa the topic enlist ln the regular forces fo r fore. the first to be called. Madeiyn Hannon, James C. Mc­ In his new position Dr. Bergsma “The Child and the Future.” She three to sii year*. He may enter Because of the need for man­ Laren, West Keansburg; Mrs! is president of the board of will w ork with the director of a number of reserve or National power ln the Armed Forces, seven Mary V. Hanskett, Raritan Town­ trustees st the Training School. - medical care for The National Guard programs. He may even put of ten are almost all disquall- sh ip . ' • •' - ; ' ' Foundation, Dr. William S. Clark, Her address will highlight a full volunteer, with parental consent, fied men. Of the qualified men, activity at the Training ■Df. Bergsma will share responsi­ day’s for induction for two years. more than nine out of 10 have School, one of the world’s leading bility for formulating rew policies Even after he register* for the entered service before age,.20. The institutions for care, treatm ent nnd of patient aid in the fields of birth draft at age 1*. he has ahead of few remaining are those who went K e y p o r t research In mental retardation. defects and arthritis and will him about five year* in which to o v e r a g e W in a deferred or exempt direct The National Foundation's Approximately 500. members of choose his own time and method atatu s. Hearing A id “Operation Softspot,” designed to the N.J. Federation of Women’s Of discharging the military obliga­ B y 1963, g o v e rn m e n t m anpow er demonstrate techniques for ferret­ Clubs will be ln attendance: “Vine­ tion. As he gains more education, experts estimate that of all men. C e n t e r ing out big city areas of little or land Day” is a welfare project of these opportunities widen tQ Include 5.5 out of JO, and eight put of 10 no polio vaccination and ellminat-' the Federatlbn. Each year various military 'prograin* leading qualified men, will have entered 49-51W . Front St. ing them as epidemic hazards by members contribute to research toward a commission. service by age 26. Higher stani?- the establishment of neighborhood projects at the Trittnlng School, But if he does not make his own arda now ln effect disqualify more Keyport low cost clinics. A revolving fund with their total contribution being choice, at around age 23 he may m en, *■ , of $500,000 has been se t asid e by presented at the close of “Vine­ expect Induction if he It acceptable Virtually no nonfathera, qualified COIfax 4-2008 DR. DANIEL BERGSMA The National Foundation to fi­ lan d Day" ceremonies at the and not deferred or exempt. And and available, are now “escaping” . E v e * bf Appointment nance this plan. school. ' ; even though he may be unaccept­ aervlce or will do so through 196J. care for The National Foundation, Dr. flergmia was graduated This year’s Vineland Day (pill tt was announced by Basil O’Con­ from OberUn C ollege in 1032, got stress a theme of “Education for nor, president. his M .D . tnm the Yale University the Menially Retarded.” ®|(J. Dr. Bergsma, widely known In School o l M ediclno in 1930, a n d the way of demonstration* and exhltjlt PIECES the U.S. and abroad as one of tbe Degree of M ister of Public Health booths will present varlous phase* CASH and CABBY nation’s leading public health au­ at the University1 of Michigan of educational and vocational ac­ From High Priced Rug* thorities, Joins The National Found­ School o f p u b li c H ealth ln 1946. tivity at the Training School— from demonstration of a speech STORES ation effective July 1, a year DISCOUNT BUILDING MATERIAL CENTER Largo Choice of Cojor* almost to the day since the March Ceremonies Scheduled therapy class to the actual hatch- of Dimea organization shortened ill* pf chicks in a vocational ...... ; i , JUST, SOUTH or SAYM WOODS SHOWNO CINTER its name from the National Found­ For 400 Harbor Masters poultry exhibit. » ' - . • ' —: — ation for Infantile Paralysis and ROUTE 9 , MADISON TOWNSHIP * . The aUte’i 400 harbor masters 8 0 expanded Us goals'to Include birth M arbles Cham pionship defects and arthritis ai well as have beea invited to attend reap­ pointment awearing-in ceremonies 0VR POlKYi "Iwry llsn *1 OPEN CVIRY DAY polio. At W ildwood Saturday; 2 : S 1 Dr. Bergsma haa held many 1m- at the Trenton Infantry Armory, mmbaa^llw- h—• S 0EBiJLJ¥ #*d*r thni • A. M. to a Saturday by Commissioner Salva­ More than 34 communities ^ttU n iite, lnwftil Ml rs4«L CeirtisM Mrrlot A. H. «• • r , K.lBs4sf, M .V .IK M C Non-Skid Back tore A. Bontempo of the State De­ the state wlir send representative* : aWMti«« ( • m t r n t M t , ex- ruuorcK o o«nruuopnA«oa» a v a i l - Telephone PArltway I-7M 07M I partment of Conservation and Eco­ to the New Jersey Invitational | dr*d« e l k deofH And Colon . - . ■ t , , COLORED PATIO BLOCKS

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For M aking The Grand Opening Of COMPLETi ADDITIONS OR ALTERATIONS ON ONE CONlliACT Reg. Value ,09c I.--- STORES ADD REMODEL Assorted Patterns • XHtkaa* if t * And Colors e Ih h ... • I il Bar • r e n t e * • I a * ; ; • T V .R m m • A f tto : • t n u n A Tremendous Success - Tom Alikas :kW aili Hups NO SAT., M A Y 3 0 tl '•>.S«r*y*s . S H BiiWert MONEY , Come And Enjoy Yourself Often ■ ...... b P vtfe* ' MEMORIAL DAY M t, - c u o m i . aiiiH H .DOWN a w**e..afc*ffi«* Ch iu Cheesequake, Wodiwn W [ Thunday, May 21, 1959 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL Pag* On* — S*cond Section Miss Hazel Fisher Wed In Presbyterian Church St. Petersburg, Fla.; five grand. Couple Married Couple Married Sunday Laurence Harbor children' and 13 great-grand' Married Saturday children. ’ At S t Ann’s Resident Is Wed Mrs. Adolf SehrnW The Rev. Collins B. Byrd, pastor, M ias Alexandra DoroachaniO, St. M ary's Church, South Amboy Funeral services were be Id performed the double ring cere­ daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Georg* was th* setting Saturday, May 18, Thursday at 11 a.m. at the Bedle mony which united Miss Hazel B. Dorotchenkc. River P lan, became 19S9, a t 10 a.m . of th e m a rria g e o f Funeral ilot^e, Matswan, with tha Fisher, daughter of Mr, aad M u, the bride of Frank M. Torn), *00 Mis* Ann E. Megglson, daughter Rev. Frederick Boos, pastor of th# Wendell Fisher, 8 VanDorn ,St, of Mr. and Mrs. August Carvalho, of Mr. and Mrs. WUllam L. Mcg- Getlisemano Lutheran Church, Key> Keyport, and Jaroes A. Hughes, Keansburg, Saturday, May# I, IM*. gison, 312 Monroe Ave., Laurencc port, officiating, for Mrs. Amelia son of Mr, and Mrs. Montague in St. Ann’s Church, Keansburg. Harbor, to Stanley Jankowski jr., A. Schm id, 70, wife of Adolf Hughes, Gordon St., Cliffwood, The Rev. Stanley Levandosld offl son of Mrs. and Mrs. Jankowski, Schmid, who died Tuesday, May S aturday, M ay 19, 1959. a t 2 p.m. 328 John St., South Amboy, The dated. ' ■ . 12, 1939, a t h er hom e, Rizzo la n e , io the Second Baptist Church. Key­ Hie bride, who waa gives in Rev, Frederick Clancy officiated at the double ring ceremony and Browntown. Interment was ln Lu­ port. Winston Hughes, Perth Am­ marriage by her father, wore celebrated the nuptial mass. theran Cemetery, Brooklyn. - boy cousin of the bridegroona, w u Chantilly lace gowa with ruffled The bride, given ia marriage by She was born in Brooklyn anfl the soloist and was accompanied skirt of- nylon tulle ending ta her father, wore a ^wedding gown had iivod ln Browntown for 1 1 X by Mrs. “Viola Banks. Pink an d chapel train. Her fingertlp-length of linportod Swiss embroidered year*. Surviving, besides her husband, white gladioli and palms decorated veil of tulle w u attached to a cap organdy and a princess .tiara of the altar, ■ seud pearls to which her veil was are a son, Herbert Brunjes; a sis­ trimmed with mother of p • a r 1 te r, M r s. F ra n ce s E a a m a n n, Given in marriage by her father, att«hed. She carried a bouquet of sequins, She carried a bouquet Of daftles and Ivy. Queens Village, L. I., and a brother, the bride wore * Victorian style white roses and orchidi. Mias Patricia Hanson, South Frank H, Fellner Daytona Beack, gown of white web lace designed ■ Uaid Ot Honor Amboy, waa the maid of honor. F la . , ! with a high neckline, short sleeves, Miss Margaret Jankowski, South Miss Catherine Marie« Shea, Mra. Edward Reynolds . Ambgy, sister of ths bridegroom, and a king torso ending ia a large Keansburg, w as maid of honor. Funeral services were held Satur> was the bridesmaid. as tin back bow, A short face veil dsy st 1 p.m. at the C. H. T. She wore a ballerina-length gowa Martin Donancy, South Amboy, ; fell from | crown of seed pearls Clayton ft Son Funeral Home, of baby blue nylon chiffon and car­ was best man and ushera were Adelphla, for Mrs. Cordell* And she carried a round bouquet ried a bouquet of roses. August Charmello, Steven Mslkle- iHyera) Reynolds, 84, of C 1 o v e r of white roses and carnations. wlcs Snd James Rea, all of South Miss Valerie Borisenko ahd Miss Util* Rdf, Holmdel Township, who A m boy, . Two Atteodants Nada Zukow, Millville, were brides­ d ied W ed n eid sy , M ay 13, 1959, a t After a wedding trip to the Po- Miss Sadie Tillery. Keyport, was the Holmdel Nuralng Home, Inter* maids, and Miss Joanne Mugnano, cono Mts., Pa., tha couple will the maid of honor, and Miss Bea- ment was In Hamilton Cemetery, Boston, was a Junior bridesmaid. reside in South Amboy. The bride’s Neptune Township, teal Hughes* Cliffwood, sister of the They all wore nylon chiffon frocks traveling ensemble wia a navy Mrs. Reynolds formerly was of bridegroom, .was the bridesmaid. and carried bouquets of roses. blue suit, navy accessories and a Neptune, She wa* thihi wife of the Laurence Hoffman, West Orange, corsage of dalales. Their ballerina-length gowns In MR., MRS. CHARLES EDWARD FARRELL late Edward Reynolds>|di. She w a a was best man. The ushers were MRS, FREDERICK IIENRY HASEMAN JR. pink and blue lace, respectively, Mrs. Jankowski la • graduate of bom In Howell Townihlp,' Uaughljr. Miss Gayle Beverly Hauser, ing Nusbaum, Matawan. Their Joseph Mugnano, Boston, Maas, were styled like Ihe bride’s. Their The First Methodist Church, M at­ West, malie, both of Matawan, and Sayrevllle High School and Is an of the late John snd Nancy (Mat- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald rnatthing seed pearl headpieces gowns add headpieces were the cousin of the bridegroom,' Robert awan, was the setting for th e the Junior bridesmaid was Miss Ju­ employee of Joluiion and Johnson, Hauser, Old Bridge Rd., Matawan, Carvalho, brother of th e bride­ thews) Hyers, had inverted points and they car same style and color as the honor wedding of Miss Joyce Adrienne dith Snoddy, Palrlawn, couiln of New Bmnawlck! The bridegroom Surviving ar* « daughter, Mrs, became the bride of Charles Ed­ groom; Benjamin Splnelli, Mata­ ried cascade bouquets of earns* Widman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the bride, who wore orchid. All is a graduate of St. Mary’s High , Holmdel Townships ward Farrell, son of Mrs. James attendant's and they carried bou­ w an. Julia A. Wnlte, I ...... , Uons.tp match their gowns. William Widman, 10 Garden PI., the attendants wore dalay hat School, South Amboy and li sn three sister*, M n, Ann* Cottrell, E. Farrell, Old Tennent Rd., Mor­ quets of yellow mums. A reception was held In Bucjr * Ephraim Hughes, CUffwood, was CUffwood and Frederick Henry bands of matching color With emDloyM of the City of South Mttawwu Mr*; John Ur*on. Nep- ^ ganville, and the late James E. Thomas. Smith. Keyport, w as Smith's, East Keansburg. Amw>y,‘ - . his brother's best man and usher* H aiem an )r son of Mr. anil Mri. bridesmaids' veil* and they carried tune cityi Mn. L. E. -0l»iby, F a rre ll, S a tu rd a y , M ay 16, 1959, at the best man. Ushers were Wil­ Visit New Hampshire . lng were O’Neill Richardson^ Earl Frederick H llaaeman, Oak St., colonial bouqueta of matching 3 p.m. in the First Presbyterian liam Hauser, Matawan, brother of Binghamton, N. Y.: One gnndaon, Gumbs and Otis Wathington, all of After a wedding trip to N ew Matawan. The Rev. Chester Oallo- .flowers, ' , Church, Matawan. The Rev. the bride; John Farrell, Morgan- Rupert E, White, HolmMl Town­ .Cliffwood. Hampshire, the couple will reside way, pastor at the Firat, Presby­ Charles Brown, Matawan, was Funeral Services Chester A. Galloway, pastor, offi­ yiiie, brother of the bridegroom, in their new home at McLean St., ihlp and four gNit-|r*tidchlldrea, After a reception, at the Keyport terian Church, Matawan, perform­ the belt man and uiher|n« wers ciated at the double ring ceremony. and Karl Gfrhard, South Amboy, River Plata. . E d w ard C . K e n t J r . Civic League, the'couple left for' ed the double ring ceremony be­ Robert Ellis, Highlands, cousin of F r a a h 8*4H e r . ,,. : Mrs. Charles Mandeville was soloist Recaption At Fire House The bride is a graduate of Red Funeral service* were held Mon­ W ashington, D . ,'C. F o r traveling, fore an altar decorated with'wttte the bridegroom and James Benner, Funeral aervlcei wire held Frli and Mrs. Nancy K. Wright, A reception was held a t the B ank High School, She is em­ day at 9 a.m, at ths Day Funeral the bride.won a mint green suit gladioli and snapdragons, Sunday, Matawan. Terrenes Magee, Mata­ day at l p.m. at the Bedle Funirtl o rg a n is t Morganvllle Volunteer Fire House. ployed by New Jeraey Bell Tele­ Home, Keyport, and at 9 a.m. • wttl^ a vyhite.hat and accessories M ay 17, 1959, a t 3 p. m. Mr*. G o r­ wan, was the Junior usher. Home, Matawan, with * Dm R ev. The bride, given in marriage .by The couple left for Florida. For phone C f. In Red Bank. The bride­ Solemn tilth requiem maas was ' and:a*white o«ihid dorsa'ge.-* don Magee. Matswan, accompanied The mother ol th* bride Was Chester A. Oalioway, pastor of th* her father, wore a gown of silk traveling, the bride, wore a light groom it a graduate of Middletown celebrated by the Rev. Joseph d. Tlie bride'attended K eyp o rt High Leonard Porcelli. Red Bank, solo­ dressed In a dusty rose erepe dress Firat Presbyterian Church, Mata­ organza with a Sabrina neckline, blue iinen sheath with a white hat Township High School and l( em­ Fox In Holy Family Church, union School and. it employe^ by Daotone ist.. with a matching nat, oryalal acces­ wan. officiating, for Frank Seldler. three-quartenlength sleeves, an d and accessories, and a corsage of ployed by Bendlx Corp., Eaton­ B each, for E dw ard R. K ern Jr., 59, Manufacturing Keyport. The Given in marriage by her father, sories and p corsage of pink aweet- 79. Vslley Dr., Mstswan, vlhO died a full skirt appllqued with flowers *hite roses. , tow n...... of 811 Sixth St., Union Beach, who bridegroom graddated from Mata* th e b rid e wore s floOr-leAgUl gOWtl heait roaea. The brldegroom'a T u esd av . M ay 13. U U , in M on­ of Chantilly lace, and a bustleback For h e r daughter’s wedding, died W ednesdsy, M ay 13, 1999, a l wan High School and served in the Of Chantilly lace designed with a mother ehoae a blue chiffon dress mouth Medical Canter. Interment flowing to a chapel-length train. Mrs, Hauser selected a royal blue the Veterana' Hospital, East O r U. S. Marine Corps, in Puerto sabrina neckline, long sleeves snd wilh a matching hat and accesaor- was In Woodland Cemetery, New* Her veil of French illusion -fell sheath wllh a white hat and acces­ ange. In term en t w as In St. Jo ­ Rico;' He *; n«mhei;: of the Cliff­ Obituaries a,bOtiffant skirt of tler-upon-tier of lea and a corsage of pink sweet­ s rk . from a crown of pearls and sequins sories, and a corsage of _ White seph's Cemetery, Keyport. wood Royal .Social and Athletic • Rudolph John Helse * matching lace Her French Illusion heart roses.' Mr. Seldler wai bom In Newark, and she carried a cascade bouquet roses. The bridegroom's mother Bom In New" Jeraey, he w s s Club , and js employed by Philip veil waa held fn place with a cloche Tour New England the son of the late Rlch*rd and of while Fuji mums. chose a blue organza dress with R udolph J o h n H else, 77, o f 1005 the aon of the late Edward R. and Carey Roofing Manufacturing Co., Union Ave,, ' Union Beach, died cap of matching lace and tulle After a reception at Buck Louiie (Trautweln) Seldler, Ms Matron Qf Hoiwr . , a white h*t and accessories and a Mary (Friar) Kern. He had lived ^pfirihAinljcy. * ' M oiiday, M ay 11, 1959. a t th e V et­ adorned with seed pearls and se­ Smith's, Baat Keaniburg, the cou­ formerly resided in Seldlir'i Betch, . . . Mrs. Donald Johnson, Irvfngton, corsage of white roils. • • . In Union Beach for SO years. Mr. 1 For ' hari. daughters wedding, quins sod she carried S CJSCade ple left ftir the New England States cousin of thfe b rid e, w av th e m atro n Btitn the bride; and bridegroom erans' Hospital, East Orange. He Cliffwood, where hs Ind hi* !*!* Mrs. Flsher «Iectftd apfok chiffon bouquet of carnations and itepha- and Canada. For traveling, the Kern was a U.8. Arnty veteran ol of honor. Her princess style gown are graduates"‘of ,Matawan High was bom-In New York, aon of thd brother operated,a restaurant nnd drejs with a matching hpt a n d hoUs. bride wore l navy blue‘sheath World War I. He w «M past com­ of turquoise silk organza had School.^ The bride is employed by late Mr. and Mrs. John Hcise. He beach (acllltlee tor M years, ", acceworiea and a corsage of "pink Rainbow Wedding dress with • white hat snd acces­ mander of. the Union Beach Legion panels falling from the: bodice. wais a veteran of World War 1. He wai, chairman of thfl board rosea; The bridegroom s mother the M, Brown dumber Co., Mata­ Mias Charlotte Qhartler, Cliff­ sories and a corsage of white Car­ Post snd wai a member of th e Her short veil fell from a match* w an, He ia Survived by his wife, Mr*. ol director* ol Tho Matawan Dank) choSe, Agray lace dress over pink wood, was the maid of honOi*,' In nations, 40 an d I Club. H e w as a th ird lng organza bow. hat and she car­ The bridegroom served tw o Florence (Burgeson) Helse,' twp a life member ol B.P.O.B 714, taffetawith a pink hat and acccs- the rainbow wedding. Her gown of Both the' bride and bridegroom degree membe, of Bayshore Coun­ ried a circular bouquet of yetfow y e a rs with th e ll. S. A rm y In daughters, Mrs. Frances Noteboom, Perth Amboy, and the Loyd Order aoriea and a corsage of pink roses. white velveray over blue laffeta are. graduates of Malayan High cil, Knights ol Cotummll,- Ha was and turquoise mums. 7 — Germany, He is employed by Newton, and Mrs. Ann K. Wemer, o l M oose L odge 1894, South A lt' The couple will reside at 11 Van was styled with l scoop pcckllne School; C lass of 1959. T he b rid e Is a communicant of Holy Family . The bridal attendants were Mrs. Robert Seber, Morganville, Rye, N, Y., and two grandchildren. He was a U-year member ol the i Dorn St., Keyport...... ‘ and cap sleeves. The bouffsnt skirt employed by the Prudential Insur­ Church, and * member of ll* Holy Joseph Shead, Morganville, aister The couple will reside In their Funeral services Will be held at National Turner*, Irvington, was girdled at the waiatllnewith a ance Co., Newark, The bridegroom Name Sociely. ', of the bridegroom; Miss Beth Me- new ly p u rch ased hom e, R oute 79, 8 p.m. tonight at the Day Funeral Surviving are his wife, Mri, shirred Jolfeta cummerbund ending served four years In tho U. S. Navy Surviving are, hia wife, Mr). Mrs. Marcia Pope Wet Gillis, Englishtown, and Mrs, lrv- Home, Keyport, wllh the Rev. Clars (Form) Seldler) two dsugh- Morganvllle. r- t - In a back,bow . ^ Thoresn (McCabe) Kern; two step­ Francis Osterstock, pastor of the and is employed by Lavoie Labor­ tora, M ri. Mildred Kortetihaus and The bridesmaids were MUi Caro­ atories, Mortanvllle, sons, John Fletcher, Ualtlmoro, May 9 At Her. Home Bayview Presbyterian Church, | M rs, Clalro Renwiek, both ot Mats* y y :; >, •.’"a' * V***. lyn: Haaemak.. atvnir ol tho bride- AThe: eoupte will reslds ■ at 110 Md.i Herbert flelchor, Jersey City; £lillwood, "orflci»tlng. ,; Tntfrpient | wan, anil four grandchildren’, ' ’ r»; ;■ Mftttfiff ..Balley ■' P o p e,-■ ho-' wijf be private!.' ' ! jrO om , v&o cust. was m arriedto Uffredo Lewis t-?* t r . p & Parents Welcome New Arrivals Waif*, Jeriey Cliy; ;fwii‘ brothers, Edwards, 26 Caro Court., Red Bank, Joseph. Ilayelock Gaynor - celebrated by the Rev, C, J, Kane, Old Bridge; 10 grandchildren and S't u l r z s 1 S atu rd ay , M a y 9, 1959, in a cere- Joseph Havelock Gaynor, 54, of John, Union Deaoh; Thomas, Jcr pastor, (n St, Joseph'a Church, two great-grandchildren. ' . , • ftrotfy jjertontred "at th t - home af 10 Shore Concourse. Cliffwood. a Keypsrt,- Interment! wa5 ia !h« toy City; a lister, Mrs, Margaret F U E L K l D f MBler ■ ... . Rlnkewlcb . Funeral servicertm reHold’Mwi- the. bride by the Rev. Roger J.' barge captain for the Colonial Sand family plot in St, Joseph’s Ceme­ W w drw sey Cftrantf 'sfjcgrnrtd' children. Squire, pastor of; the First Meth­ Dr. David Miller and Mra.'Miller, A son was bcrh in Perth Amboy Co„ New York, was found Thurs­ tery. Keyport. . . - day at^8:30 a.m. at the Mallizew- odist Church, Red Bank. • Brentwood, Mo., are the parents of Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry d a y ,-M a y 14, 1959 drow ned In the W E WAVS THE BEST akl Funeral Home, South River, M n. John Florlsn Philip T. Pope escorted his moth­ a first child, a daughter,' bora Rinkewlch, 339 Maple Pl.; Kayport. waters of thia East River. New M iy Jennie C. Htyer O P OIL FOK.VOU • and at 9 a.m. in Sta. Peter and Funeral aervlcei were held Sat­ r er. A-buffet luncheon followed the M onday, A pr. .27, 1959, In B ren t­ Y o rk . Miss Jennie C. Heyer, 91, died Paul's Russian Orthodox. Church, urday *t ihe Lehrer Funeral Home, ANDTW Areorsroa/ cerem ony. wood. • The baby, weighed six . jBorn in Carlton, Nova Scotia, he Saturday,, M ay, M, 1859, f t h er Mr. and M cD onald Nemeth, Rahway, Wllh the Rev. Potter offi­ OUBfiSRVICe^TOO Mr. Edwards fa president of the pounds, one ounce, and has been was the son of the late Mr. and home, 29 Second St., Keyport. Bom South River, n requiem m an was 7 Fifth St., Matawan, are the ciating, for Mrs. Mary Florlan, 89, Cochrane Chemical Co., Matawan. named Sarah Elisabeth. Mrs. Miller M n. Joseph Gaynor/ celebrated. Interment was In tho parents of .a daughter, bom. in In Matawan,'she waa the daughter Rahwiy, who died Wednesday, May W . After j weeding trip,to Bermuda, U thi daughter of Mra. C. Mprrill " Surviving sre hi* wife, Mrs. Doro­ of the late jphn H. and Cyrthagenla church cemetery. ' 'Perth Amboy .Hospital,' _ 13.'' 1959, a fte r a long illness. She tilt'couple will reside in Locust. Brown, Willianisville, N. V., and thy (O'Malley) Oaynor; three eons, (Morris) Heyer, Robert P. Melruer 1 was ihe wife of tne lste John the late C. M errill BroWn, ii forfn6r Joseph jr., Rldgeland, WIs.; Rob­ > ' - K s tlb ' miss fieyer was a member of Robert P. Melnzer, 70, of 34] Florlsn. Interment wsi In Rose ert, wilh the U. S. Navy, and Paul, Matawan resident. ' • Mr. -and Mrs. Walter Keith, 7M Freedom Council, Sotta and Daugh­ Route 35, Middletown Townahlp, Hill Comelery, Linden. _ Engagements Holmdel Rd., HazTet are th e at: home; two daughters, Mrs- Peter ters of liberty, Keyport, and was a d ied T hursday, M ay 14, 1999, In Surviving sre two sons, lid ward - S a n t o a a a - ' Tex,, and p a r f a ts o f ia sob , born Thursday, Kuihing. Fort Worth. charter foember of the Ladles Aux­ Maploresl Home, Wcat Long E , Keyport, and Jerorty, Rahway Giammona-Anu>ld . A son was bom Wedneaday, Mrs. Burt Butterfield, Kingman. May 14,1959, in Riverview Hospl- ‘‘ “ ' ~ ' iliary WTThBTCeypon Hook and Branch. FTo w s I ttHJ hrathtrr of [one daughter, Mrs. Msry Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Arnold sr. M ay 13, 1958, in M onm outh M edi­ Me.; a bmther, Oeorge. and a sis­ CO. . ■, ta i. . " l adder Oeorge Meinier, Mstswan. 117 O sborii S t., K eyport, announce cal Center, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter ter, Mrs, Daniel Stewart, both In Surviving ar» two brothers, John Born In Mstswsn Townihlp, he the engagement of their daughter, J. Serpfenas.,39 Cornell Dr., Center ' ' Ervla : ■ Nova Scotia', tpd two. grandchii- m Heyer, Keypprt, and Phillip waa the son of the lata Jacob and Helen Carol to Anthony Giammona, yilie. .'V". Mr, and '.Mrs. George. Ervtn, " % ; . (J Heyer, California. Christina (Harrla) Melnzer. One* you buy liom ui , , , i*on-of-Mr,-and-Mrs, JosephGiajw Farrington Rd;. Matswan, a re the eral «tvlce».were heid at n Funeral services wers held Tues­ NORFOLK yeu know why we’r* io Also lurvlylng sro a diughter. mona, 317 M 0 r r i a Ave., Long ‘ ' ABea parenta 'ot a son, boni In rSdii'' a.m. Tuesday at. the Day Funeral roud of our Fuel OU, Yet day at TIT,m . at flw Bedle Funeral Mra. Louis V. Stag, Wayside; a B ranch. Mr. and Mr*. Bradley Allen, A m b ty H o sp ital. , : ...... Home, Keyport, with the Rev. is price 1* reasonable. Call liome, Ksyporti with the Rev. listgr, Mra. Harold Dlabrow, Nep­ Stodayl Miss Arnold Is a student at Key­ <29 Sidney Ave., Union Beacb, are Fhtnds Overstock, pastor of the Hodericlt DeYoung, pastor of ’' ;; ' x :,'‘Airese: ■ ; N,: tune; one other Tjrothor, James, port. High- School. Mr, Clammona the parents pj.a son, b?m Wedne*- Bayvtew Presbyterian Church, A ion' was' born in South Aiitboy K eyport R e fo rm e d C hurch, oMI- Florida, and two grandchildren. attended Long Branch Schools, and day. May 1], 1959, in Monmouth' Cliffwood, officiating. Intermem I Hospital, to M r and Mrs.' Edward outing. ; Interment was In Green Funeral services were held st served three years in the U. S. Medical Center. ' • : ^ was in Cedarwood Cemetery, Rari I,r„ve Cemetery, Kaypcrt, ' i w M L T l J r E. Arose, 9 Cleveland Ave., Old 1:30 p.m. Monday at the Bedle Army. He presently Is employed tan Townihlp. • iTVTsm/ k 11// ihi.'iy/,vt. i,,.,-.* -»r ■ McKleman Bridge. , , Funeral Home, Mstswan, with the by the Doyle Packing Co. I Thoma* Devanoey : COirAX I / Rev. Chsrlei Orey, olflclatlnu, In­ . * 1 *IV , No date has been set for the A daughter waa bom Friday, Elmer C, McCue Thom as D evanney, 70, o f 14 High- 4 0 2 0 0 1 ’ terment was fn Alpine Cemetery, V13 M O M i'f w edding. ' , ^ M a y S, 1959, in SL P e te r 's H ospital, ■ ElmerKuner C-v Wvvue,McCue, 81,st, mDf 431m i land uivu.,Blvd., neansDurg,Keansburg, died Sun- \f Mr. and Mrs. pdwart J. Scul­ , Perth Ambcy. I wa. m iw tats inm ktknif fat HI* to Mr. and Mra. Gerald McKieman, lion, Union Ave., Union Beach, Monmouth Ave., Bradley. Beach. | day. May IT, 1999. apparently ol a I M U M tn sal ltd!**. } }'**•*<«, a t h er hom e dsy st 2 p.m. at Ihe S'. Allen Mr. and Mr?. Herman Stein, 184 Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso FenelU, 14 Mr. and Mrs, Lyle McCammon, alter a ldflg Illness,.’ Born in New­ W e a r Yeti’rt sure of fuooi. Hooper Funeral. -Home, Morris Main SL, Woodbridge, announce Carman Ave., Raritan Township, 14 M ay fair R d ., “H a i le t .' . ark, *he hsd lived In Keaniburg ttatt orulf* or ooeao ville. Interment was. in Cedar Hill about seven y*an, voysge whsn you the engagement of their daughter, are the parents ef a daughter, born ~ ' Vasqaez- ' T o H i r e Cemetery, H^hlstown. count make Sandra, to Donald W. Halpetn, son Tuesday, M ay 12, 1859, in M on­ Mr. and Mr*. Avelina Vssquaz, Surviving- are her husbknd, Jo- oa ut lo .eph; j m tons, Fred , Wieland, all thi arrangements. of Mr, and Mrs. Harold Halpeni, mouth Medical Center. 514 Beers SL, Hazlet, are the par- , - PMBpEgaa W. S. WALLACE 76 Parker Ave, Deal., . . Bloomfield, and Edward Wieland, enta of a son, born Friday, May Philip Egan, 87. Of Lfncroft Rd., CLOTHJNO Miss Stein ia associated wilh her ’ R eeae ■ ‘ . . 15, 1959, in Riverview Hos^UL Uncrolt, died Sunday, May 17, HS9, Keaniburg; oh* sister, Mrs. Bar- A son was born Wednesiday, May Brown Travel Bureau father at the Brookdale Nursing at .the Ivy House. Nursing Home. bsra DePaid, Newarft; three grani-grand- Hen and Beys' FornlsbUisa 13, 1959, in Riverview HoepitaJ, to M il je r . . H o m e, Raritan Township. Mr. Middletown, He w m born In Tip- ^ ' rra 0>ree-grest-gr*ndchil- S b e e s Mr. and Mr*. Richard Reeae, 60 A daughter, was born Friday, dren, n . , H a lp e n i i s p resid e n t. pf._ th e peraiy, Ireland." ‘ ‘ He formerly, lived " Park Ave., Keansburg. ------May l5.18S9, ia Riverview lios^- lagton Mortgage Corporation, Ai­ to M s ta w a n . Funeral service* were held st i W, front >L BeriMrt bury Park.1 . ta l, to Mr. and Mr*. Milton R, P m- Wednesday the John },. B r u n e r Mr, Egan had retired 23 yeirs wv_n Miller, 363 Middle Rd„ Hazlet. Hyan Home for Funerals, Keani- Mr. and M n. Joseph Brunner, ago a* a conductor fqrjfo Central, " .V2J2L2S • Lady' Alisadsal ' * ' wa* In Fslr View • Hets-Seetsria* Wall to Wall Carpet 34 Lafayette Dr., Hazlet. "are the - B row n Railroad of New Jfrsey. He was' lntCTn,,ait „ WiU Filed parents of a son. born Tuesday, Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Brawn, 23 a member of tba Holy 1Name So- f Middletown Township. • 100% Nylon • Wool f Harrison Ave., Matawan, are the * firtw DIB M a y J2, 19S9, in R iv erv iew H ospi- dety of St. Joseph's Church, Key­ „M nh Peter Duma parenta ot a son., bom In Perth Linoleum — Vinyl — Rubber Elmer Dill, Matawan Township, tai.. . , . " ...... —. port, and of tbe Ancient Order of M rtntrtrim Diuaa, Bordentown Amboy HospitaL Asphalt - Cork Tils* who died May ), 1959/left hi* es* Hibernians.' 1 . . T a y la r tale to hia widow, Mrs. Daisy May S chneider Surviving sre five sons, George, A daughter waa bora Tuesday, Sandran — Farcait V I N Y L S kit. WM# D ill, w ho Is named executrix in a A daughter waa bora in Perth Keyport; Paul, Henry, Philip, and tended illness. She waa the widow May 12, 1959, in Riverview Hospi­ wiU dated Dec. 1, 194& Amboy Hospital, to Mr. and-Mrs. Clarence, Matawan; - a daughter. of Peter Duma, and had been a A H«V*C9 ef d w tsn rtid skarsslo t * M tal, to Mr. ahd Mn. Edward Accolon Slrdt <1.39 Joseph Schneider, 3} Hilladale Rd., Mr*. M. Harold Kelly, Lfncroft; a re>i(Jeot Of Old Bridge for the past • ••at f t m JM rtry a* f i ll y a. Taylor, 7 Fair View Lane, Hazlet. Old Bridge. sister, Mrs. 7honas Sullivan, Rah­ 37 y e m , ■. „ Esperl leitallstlon way; eight grandchildren and four Survivtag are four daughter*. F U n e r a ld " Waiwtt '• , great-grandchildren. . Mr. and M n. Patrick Fiugerald, . Mn. Bessle .Bileilada, Paterson; Mr. and Mra. Robert Bonnett, 144 Funeral service* were held Wed- M a t a w a n F l o o r C o v e r in g C o . T ll X b ird Sl , Upk».Beach,, a r t Mrs. M lty pttfafco. CWd Bridi DAY FUNERAI HOME Wayiide Dr., aifhrne^are the par­ HI Mspie n.. lerpsn the parents of a /yfy ^bon* Jo Perth ent* of a daughter, born in SL 141 Main S t r u t Pnntiil Home, keypori. At f a m ! Helen (potswood; I Tel. COIfas 4-1J5I Amboy HospitaL ” Peter’* Hospital, New Brunswick, LO M 335 Mafawan a scienrn high requiem mass was two sOM« (M rl*s)parIin, and John, I! J 10 6-4335 •Swfr *%/ THi MATAWAN JOURNAL Thursday, May 21, 1959 ^ f i l W o - Seeend Sedtoo Sandy Hook Park r n n>mitl>u> N aw rirarwofpr Pnnl Industrial Power Topic 01 Board Forum Tuesday More than Mt* manufacturers, ' H e recreational committee ot plant managers and supervisors tke aunty department of parka and recreation In a report to the from Central Jersey are expected ;. Monmouth County Board of Free­ h i a t t e n d an,industrial power PAINTS holder* reopened the 1uua ot a forum at the Sea Girt Ian, Sea recreational p u t oo Sandy Hook. 1 Girt, Tuesday. The session will B Y EM INENT Thomas MoClintock, committee . ch a irm an g^ul that the first be sponsored Jointly by Jersey phase of the committee’s investi­ Central Power k Light and New' WOTH) STATES TESTING Ck-HC.- gation of the need for public Jersey Power ft Light ta co­ recreational facilities has been operation with the Westinghouse TEST #49111, NOVEMKK 14 ,19M concerned with the coastal areas Electric Corp. of the county. The„ aim of . the session, ac “Since the ocean and bay shores, cording to E . J. VanDeusea, the WHY I CAN GIVE YOU together with the various rivers, utilities’ industrial aales manager, represent some of the prime assets is to acquaint ..industrial leaders EVERY 2ND CAN FREE! of our county,” Mr. McClintock with new developments in the use said, “it was apparent that al electric power for Industry. - ” 1 III* ths finest materials money can buy . , system of county recreational fa- Topics to be discussed by ex­ This means raw materials, equipment, and also per. duties should be based on the perts will be the advantages of an soneL" utilization of these w a te r r e ­ efficient power dM ributku system* “From thera I squeeu, eliminate and coordinate within the plant, expansion of sources. with a view toward greater volume at lower cost." electrical systems for growth In /“Ihe principal conclusion of this EXAMPLES OF JUST SOME OF THE COSTS AND output and productivity, efficient portion of our' work,” Mr. Mc- PROFITS THAT I EITHER ELIMINATE OR REDUCE— Cllntock told the Board of Free- use of industrial lighting and auto­ m atio n . - bidders, "is.that the Sandy Hook Traupotatloa: Hugs diesel fleets deliver my Peninsula should be developed as Mr. ,VanDeusen said Increased fine, freih products direct from factory to retail unit! a county park.” use of electric power In manu­ .,. .WoreioBttog aad Dbtrlbettoai Eliminated facturing wiil help to make the . Usts Reasons through my direct factory shipments! s state’s local industries more com­ Hie .committee listed the follow­ Middbmea: My prices include only * fair mark­ petitive and, la fact, help to ing reasons for its conclusion: up for necessary operations! create more Jobs for area workers. ■ Sandy Hook is the only sizeable The new Clearwater Pool-and Cabaaa Club which will open Sunday, Central Power I Light Ce.; B. Fletcher Moore, chairman,' Middletown . Electricity, a blg-part player In Credit owl IBIing: No credit factor is Included a re a undeveloped beachfront at May Sl, gave an advance showing te members of the Middletown Economic Development Committee; Matthew J. GUI, m epber; Richard industry today. Is slated for an as my business ts primarily based on Cash! ’ remaining on the North Jersey W. Seuffert, bttslnwa administrator, Middletown' Township; WllHam Economic Development Committee. Tbe committee stated that this ever-expanding role tomorrow. It Discounts! No cushion for discounts or favors to . coast. It offers a unique combi­ was tbe type of commercial development that tha area needs. The Grant, member. Is the front, left to right, an Edward Koenig, is e stim a te d b y 1970 th e a v e ra g e nation of ocean an d bay-side special customers. My price is the same to all! club will hsve a M-by-lM-feot pool, 121 lockers, tt cabanas, and four member; Luke Penta, owner Clearwater Swim Club; Richard Sc’swaitz, Now Jersey worker wiil be using member; Richard Hard, member, aad- Reid Dickerson, Industrial beaches. The bcaches are broad large cabanas. Tbe club 1s iocatel oa Route M, between Atlantic twice as much electricity to help ' "Along with the above, I then cut huge costs Representative, Monmouth County Planning Board. and are tending to build up Highlands and Highlands In Middletown ’township. him do hia Job. from processing, handling, Investment amortiiatlon, further. Therefore, erosion is no Pictured above, left to right, (rear), are Robert J. Gross, Jeney bookkeeping, wholesale operations, inventory and problem. Natural harbors on the obsolescence." ...... bay side could be developed Into U n it 14, Asbury Park, and w as Monmouth Arts Group vided at Sandy Hook ia urgent Child Hospitalized “I share all tha economies I effect with all my outstanding boat basins and ma- Mr. McClintock’s report con­ County Legion made by Mn. Norman Lewis, Plans Chamber Music r in a i. After Keyport Mishap customers • • > equelly." , cluded with the statement that the N eptune. /ilto -It Is close to the population The initial chamber music aeries Mary Carter committee is proceeding to de­ The first nomination of officers Diane Hall, five, daughter of Mrs. oenter of the county. Hie original Auxiliary Meets of the Monmouth Arts Foundation strategic Importance of Sandy termine the conditions un d e r for 195M0 was held. Tbe second Doris Hall, 21 East Front St., Key­ The Ladles Auxiliary of the Mon­ will feature the famed JuilUard Hook as a harbor defense lnstai- which Sandy Hook might be made nomination and election of officers port, was admitted to Riverview String Quartet, as one of the con* latlon has been rendered obso- mouth County American Legion available for public uae. Further, wiL be at the next meeting which Hospital Friday after she was c e rts in th e 1959-1960 se rie s. T he A P A I N T leacent by technological advances, met Friday night at the Poat struck by a car at the intersection progress reports will be submitted will be In Asbury Park June new series of chamber music pro­ Tbe current military installations Home of Unit 411, West Long of East Front St. and Osborn St., grams will be presented at Fellow* to the Board of Freeholders, Mr. The Moomtnith County American F O R E V E R Y oa the property occupy only a Branch. Fifty-four .ladles attended. police reported. ship Hall, Rumson Presbyterian small fraction' of t h e total area, McClintock said. . Mrs. Walter Woods, Navesiiik, Legion and the County Auxiliary Police reported the child ran out C h u rch . ' and are of such a nature as not to The report of the recreation presided. She gave a report of the will purchase a wreath and particl In front of an auto driven by Mrs. Admission to the series, whose PURPOSE luncheon she attended in Atlantic be Inconsistent with public use of committee w u also sent to U-S. pate In the Memorial Day services Jane D. Grasso, IS Hazlet Ave., limit ip 400 members, is by season the remaining area. City, In honor of the national Raritan Township. She received ticket only. There will be a total Senators Clifford P. Case and Har­ to be held Sunday, at 2:30 p.m The array w as prepared to president of tbe American Legion lacerations to the forehead and pos­ of four concerts, also including the at the Locustwood Memorial Park evacuate Sandy Hook In 1990, but rises! A. W illiams, a h d to Auxiliary, Mrs. Chsries W. Ounn. sible further head Injuries. Diane New Art Wind Quintet and the C em etery . thla action was delayed by the Congressman James C. Auchin A Memorial Service was held for was transported to-the hospital by Albeneri Trio. The fourth concert Mrs. Joseph Kingston, Freehold, *Mwy Carter Korean war ‘emergency. Passage closs, with the suggestion that the departed ■ auxiliary members of the Keyport First Aid Squad. will be announced at a later date. of tljne, together with evolution of New Jersey Congressmen meet was awarded the dark horse prize. m ilita ry w eapons Since 1950 h as with county leaders to further dis­ Paul Farrell jr., Avon, a seventh Outside Oil Paint created a situation now propitious cuss the plan. - grade student m the Avon Public J C P & L 32-Week C o u r s e for creation of a park on that site. Schools, made the winning poppy A notaf parfanaaaas la M l all Mist. Istttia ^ H | Preliminary engineering studies 10 years from today, m any young poster. Unit 337, Bradley Beach, Completed By Linemen G a llo n s lo d ic ste th at development on a men taid women win be rtwfyta submitted the poirter In the poppy f b U , *ar IwHss aad Jeaf Thirty-seven Jeney Central RENAULT Only ' IliMew nealiw at l self-smortlxing basis is feasible. in college, their w avnald throu poster contest, A poppy corsage jH P o w er f t L ig h t Company em­ H ie lioed for; recreational facili­ saving NOW la U. ST" S a v 1 n |I l contest also was held and the win­ ployees recently completed a 32- ED a.u |oln i n e ® ties of the type that can be pro- Bonds. ning corsage was submitted by week company sponsored course ip simplified electricity at the utility’s linemen’s training school, Allenhurst. The course was taught EVERY 2nd CAN FREE by R. A. Golden, Fair

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ing and adding to its burg nt is a.m. aad returning at has recently been Initiated t* * * » ' CYA Minstrel Set Population Study This program is geared several Keansburg Boat B p.m. This cruise trip wiH visit Beta Beta, honorary Mofeigy years ahead so as to provide aet parts ot Nsw York Harbor and dety, at S t Lawrence University, only for today's needs*' bit to r State licensing Units Long I«laad Sound, making a stop future growth as welL Canton. N. Y. Roger I* to (U* For Annual Show Seen By Utility Begins Service at Rye Beach amusement area. In Monmouth Couaty since ISM, sophomore year at tha university. • fto Catholic Young Adult* of Monmouth C o m ity 's i*jid pop­ Tbe S. 5. 4*Ctty Of Keansburg1' There is plenty of parking space .. i.—..... , y. (EDITOR'S ROTE: OM of court: The person who filed the this program has seea the num­ -. known areas of Mate government ulation rise recently was spotlight­ again will start her weekend ser­ for all trips at the Keansburg pier. Monmouth County h av e been complaint against Dr. Nemltx was ber ot electric distributioa wire U Ui* operation of Mew Jereey’a ed In a study by tha Maunouth The orchestra leader, Freddy , practicing is Nativity Hall, Fair professfcooa) licensing agencies. The a Mr*. Dorothy F. Wilson, a patient miles increase from (711 ia U N to vice, commencing Sunday, and con­ stat* haa crealad these aaencle* to Cdboty planning board which pre­ Sleckmaa will be an hand over State Licensing of Dr. Emanuel C. Nurock. who alm ost 9000 by th e en d o f last y e a r. tinue weekends (hiring the month Haven, for a minstrel show, nn- reaulate occupations which have beea dicted that the influx of new resi­ weekends and special trip* oper­ (continued from third column) raited to formal professional status. was then and ia now both secre­ This it in addition to the miles ot der tbe direcUon of Harold Giblin, The licensing boards primarily ara dents into the county will oortinue off June and daily service starting ated by the company. He la well- 16-month Interval bctweeta tha, tary and a member of tba State transmission lines serving the coun­ designed to monitor individual pro­ for U years. The county's growth July 1 through Labor Day. known throughout New Jersey and Jted Bank. Assisting with rehears­ fessions. However, their mode of ty. Since 1950, Mr. Kohlhepp aald. first and second hearing sessions. Board of Optometrists. la reflected ia tha expansion and This season will inaugurate the als if M n. Georgia Macra wba operation fa a m atter of public con* Is topa In entertainment. Captain While en* csnt pnwume that eera. This is the fifth of a series of "It appears," Judge Francis addition of new electric fMffities th.> number of substations ia Mon­ company's fifth year of service Foulks sgaln will be master and other formal tuarioga conducted la the accompanist. The CYACs seven stories oo professional licensing wrote, “that Dr. Nurock made and equipment, a c c o r d i n g to mouth County has beea increased In New Jersey.) under the Gehlhaus fam ily Joseph Sanies, chief engineer. by New Jersey's professional U> are presenting their first minstrel arrangementa with Mrs. Wilson to Charles E. Kohlhepp, president of from 31 to 50, a n d su b statio n c a p a ­ management. The first year erf New York Harbor only h u five for the benefit of a proposed CYO F ifth off a S eries - assist him ia an investigation of city has almost quadrupled from censing boards a re violative ol Jersey Central Power k L ig h t operation was by chartered boat large excursion steamers left; Center in Monmouth County. By ttilliajn T. Deltx the defendant" telling her then 1)5,417 kilovolt a m p e re s ia 1950 to th, rules of luttioe, Ihe tact re­ C om pany. iu IMS, called the "Acamack." and the Keansburg liner ia one of The show will be held in the Asbery Park Press SUlf Writer 527,519 by th e en d of la s t y e a r. T he mains that the opportunity for was “some question of Dr. Ne­ According to the planning board I n ’ 1910, th e co m p an y h a d th eir Red Bank Catholic High School number of transformers also haa them. The Hudson River Dsy Line auch sbuse Is just a* evident today man's ethics." report, Middletown Township. New own steamer, which was pur­ tomorrow and Saturday at 8:30 The characteristic of the New risen sharply from ( I t l In 1850 to haa two ateamera which operate on as It waa then. M n. Wilson wait to the optome­ Shrewsbury, Oeeanport and Wail chased from the Long Island Rail pjn: Tickets may be purchased Jeney professional licensing sys­ 15,815 last y ear. the Hudson River and the Wilson Till, situation Is due In no email tem most often criticized- by stu? trist and waa fitted for glasses for Township stand art either because road, who operated passenger Line ha, two steamers, one oper­ from any memBer of the club. The electric utility’s expansion measure to the fact that unlike dents ol law is the arrangement which she paid (11.90. She paid the of their tremendous growth afatce v essels. ating to Rye Beach. .• - The Rev. Dominic Turtora, mod­ program in Monmouth County in many of her slater states. N ew whereby the licensing boards act fee with money advanced her by 1950 o r th e ir a n tic ip a te d g ro w th In In 1951, the company organised erator, is the honorary chairman the past eight years also h u aeen Jersey hss nevtir enacted sn ad­ at once as prosecutor, judge and Dr. Nurock a n

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Lafayette Place, Freehold FReehold 8-1250 CH IC K T H IH T lil* (atMiu minufeclurcr Is known >11 over ihp Island NNI HATtlllUi fer quallljr. btrt w* can't nentlou hli Dime btcaut* . b« (tv* ui • red f o o d dc*L W* bought fer our whole tf 7/12 framlMMt , . group of Lonp Hand ilo raU t t ‘steel,’ And now pitfMlgMwjtfc I you reap the huvert ef Mvlnp, Don’t mlu IhU fm t w a i I opporlurilly lo Improve your home at big1 laving*! * ■ Ufrtlmt >ylM rtl* I ton with brai* I ' fV |IR TrVITWI V IH V S f V f W M V r SXTTV . y todMlra M«My | STUDY AT THE SHORE p*«e>ed Tm nm ri . IvlfR 9vW ff 9TIIM pM R i pfT M 9i VRVfl fSSk I JUM 29 - AU0.2I JUIMSON - HA OMT ¥> UfHMn*tk mm* . FOR BETTER GRAOCS NEXT YIAR tk hr I mkk, . • Mty9 I • languoge Art, Course* feeding;, Vocabulary, - r v s i s i s i .. •. ■ ■ Composition, Spelling, Study SUIIs. (Th* beil ** W«t*rH>r*«f, nttN C n M i b f a m b n preparation for eollagr boords and prep school ■iwf. built /«f autem mdotum to fit tny tub •xanti.) All l«vel* front 7rti grad* through f i M t a f l oriM if. . . IMPROVE YOUR U0UB collage. ; . C*mm tuipli t i I • Remedial Reading andjttMimttlc — lit grade . wMhrvfatnl bm > | FOR NO HONEY DOWN through d th . . r . T. Cwil -a u r& f F M • Mathematics ai oil leval*. Ravfow eovrs** In a telephone Latin, French, Spaniel). Y O larg * *rhool with many (maR dose** (49 loM i n c o l o r ! For anyone telling up house—an extension tele­ wminwl — |u»t th* right das* for *ach student...... phone in color ia a wonderful idea. The decorator • Day ond evening doss**. • ■ ' ’ charm of color looks as elegant among the gifts • Permanent, prof»t»lor»ol staff, Airport Middlotown ( ax it will in the bride's borne. And what Mold Dinaor W SSBl .a. RAMHIY Shopping C«nf«r Shopping Contir / be more practical? To order, or for B are informa­ O M a E m r M g M Opea T w iiiif — Thursdey tion, simply caU your telephone bosinea OBoe. S e n d f w M M * J S u u t iiim t a*d Friday NIRUi P. S,A*tztniji/untinailoTi» on {dot gradualiim Rumson Reading Institute Sayre Wood UttU Silvor or annirtnary gift, too. AVENDf O' TWO RfVIM XUMSON, N, J, Thursday ea« Friday Nlfhte ■ Shopping CcnMr — ’ RUMSOMMMO Oeea Every NWH 9 Martey U M III-> laaZejr 8 > t tf i'i U i i Thursday, May 21, 1959 Page four—Second Section THE MATAWAN JOURNAL

Delegates to tbe sixth annual thpfe graduating-from the course received by M n. Berry awl is tbs suiting fond for tbe course Pro­ MS Workers Discuss “Hope Chest” LPN Croup Names state convention M be held at the to continue to tbe VA h o u r cU s* Maytime Tour Of County Homes Is evening* to tbe laH. ___ ceeds from the sixth annual tall rSeritetey-Caiteret; VoVi. A sbury A donation iron) the youth fund heW S a tu rd a y evening a t , Che Mfllly Scheduled Tuesday By Auxiliary New Directors P a l* . J u n e S t o 4, o f w h ich division organization of which John Smith, Pilcher Hotel. Red Bank, also will 10 wiH be the hostess, are Mrs. Little Silver, is president, hi* beea go toward tbe course. The Licensed Practical Nurse •The Maytime TOur. ol Home*. Rd ,'Middletown,. Ita petting Is on Fisk, Mrs. Mildred Yost, Keyport; . , nftijlTini'ffl b y th e M arlboro H ospital a high bank of the Xaveslnk River. Association, Division lt met re­ Mra. Iris Ridgeway, Red Bank, Mrs. Tighe and Mra. Emma Berry, Auxiliary will be held on Tues­ The ivy covered bouse with char­ cently at the YMCA, Aabuiy Park d a y from I to 6 P- m* Ticket* With Mrs. Jane Fisk, Port Mon­ Eatontown. . acteristic slate roof and round en­ with a map of the home locations mouth. presiding. Three new Mrs. Carolyn Brown, coordina­ F R E E * pow are available. • They may be try tower was purchased by the directors, Mrs. Harriet Miller, tor of N.J. Hospitsl Association, ordered from Mrs. William Rous, Reades from the infamous finan­ Monmouth Beach; M rs Helen Wil­ Trenton, opened the first of t h e . F a ir,H a v e n , SH 7-2770; M rs. S tan­ cier, Serge Rubinstein. The large liams, Loch Arbour; Mrs. Josephine new LPN refresher courses May (, ley Btilkus, Long Branch, CA 2­ two-story living room with a bal­ Tjghe. Union Beach, were elected aa instructor. The course will run 10 Week Course In 1747; M rs. E lna A nable, D irecto r cony at one end, white stucco and will be installed at the Installa­ for M hours and la being held at of Volunteers, at the New Jersey walls and beamed ceiling is remi­ tion dinner to be held June 18, at the Fitkin Hospital Nurse's Home, • Rhythm • Singing Slate Hospital, Marlboro. niscent of the stage setting for Joe’s Clara Bar. Asbury Park. Neptune, Plana are underway for Tour proceeds benefit the patients "fhe Seven Keys to Baldpate,” at the Marlboro Hospital and pro­ Twin massive stone fireplaces are • Ear Training vide many items not available In at each end of the room, one of a state institutional budget. Among which forms the dining area. the homes to be shown on the tour To The First 20 Five*Year*Oldi That A large sun room was added to is that of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. the original house by the Reades Register Saturday, May 23 _ Adamson, Osprey Lane, Rumson. English Motors for the enjoyment of a sweeping -The house expresses the ultimate view. of the river. Qn the day of In functional modem architecture the tour, refreshments will be and is built of Oregon cedar siding, Pictured above arc, (left to right), the I loo. Richard R. Stout, served here and, weather permit­ Mercury — Edsel — Lincoln with a silvery, weathered finish, State Senator aad member ot the Board of Directors of the Central ting, on the adjoining flagstone ter­ combined with large glass areas. New Jersey Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society a race. During World War II, Mr. James C. Ritchie was the archi­ County Chairman for Monmouth County; tint Hon. Charlea R. Horn NEW AND USED CARS Resde was In Korea, with a Signal State Commissioner, of Banking and insurance and Pm M cat *i( the BernaDeans Music Store tect. He studied with Marcel Breuer Corps photography unit'and was Board of Directors of the MS Cbspttr; and Edward O. Emersea, of the famous Bauhaus school of among the first to meet the Rus­ Waaamassa, Vice Chairman for the MS Hope Cheat Campaign la Monmouth Street, Opposite Carlton Theatre . architecture in Germany. The sians at the 38th parallel. While Monmouth County. They are shown la front, of the Nassau Inn, Prtaefc house was built by Stender Build­ Music — Instruction, Instruments, Supplies In Korea, he acquired many ori­ ton, where they attended the opening campaign dinner held recently, ■ R ed Bank ers, Rumson. ental art objects. Among his sou­ Mr. Ritchie designed the house venirs are an old “Kaklmona” or Now is the time to advertise I small ad In the classified minim Shodyside 7-4545 -1-6000 176 MAIN ST. MATAWAN to take advantage of a magnificent wall hanging, a samovar used by those unused articles for aale, A'will turn them Into cash for you. view of the South Shrewsbury River six generations of a Russian fami­ and to suit the specific needs of ly, green Ceramic Chinese dogs the Adamson family. Mr. Adam­ made into lamps, a 350-year-old son, as executive vice president Chinese bowl, and a samurai sword of Electronic Associates, Long Sensational SUN belonging to the Japanese admiral R A Y PUNCH CARD OFFER! Branch, and president of the Rum* in charge of Korean waters. The DECORATOR StTLE son-Fair Haven Regional High oriental objects enhance the decor School Hoard, is busy In com­ of the Reade home, wlilch is well Full Family Size munity activities. Mrs. Adamson suited to comfortable family living is on the Rumson School Board, as well as gracious entertaining. connected with the elementary Scott H om e - HAMPER school. They have four young sons. Maytime Tour visitors alao may CWm et»¥Mfri*IUC««nMK The house is built in an “L" shape, see the authentic colonial home with an adult and a youth wing. of Mr. and Mrs. .John E; Scott, The wings are linked by the Idtch- Middletown. It was built in 17411 eiwlinlng area and entry hall. and belonged to the original own-, The "dream” kitchen has wal­ era, the Taylor family until ID nut cabinets, white formica coun­ yean ago when the Scotts pur­ • Wakhshl* yisyl ters and a vinyl tile floor especially chased It. Original scalloped ahliK • rally VsaHlaM designed for the house. Two staln- gle* on (tie exterior are note­ • tfiM ilttt la. “hua steel wall Ovens, an Island worthy. A lacy wooden ffetwork ’ counterlop stove of mosaic file, Is an ornamentation1 under the plus a bar-counter With two addi­ eaves. The walla are ot the typical S u n K d n THRI FT COUPON | THRIFT COUPON | !»*‘1.00 Cities Service AJAX SUN R A Y stainless steel wall refrigerators or lean outward as do the aldea of I C E C R E A M MAJESTIC... and freezer, and a dishwaahtr, a ship, The original stairway at Aerosol BUQ FOAMING Cleansing Utility S en b g make cooking a joy, -The-laundry the nid of ths entry hall TJ palnled KILLER SPRAYS ICE CREAM room, (oo, i.«...Is the housewife’* dream white, adhering to the colonial CLEANSER (M m tl I Ipreyi • b SCOOP Ii Tier pmrtN thmn come true. Washing machine, Iron­ Style., The plain uncarved bahlster • R««cb i A i t * lu««*UI4« 5 With ILCACH ing equipment', a hanging TISSUES itytt, Is natural walnut and Ita lovely I O X O F ' g Q c ~iC board ot cleaning utensils and a patina Is from 200 yeara of use. 3 - 3 5 * view of the river make utilitarian Mrs. Scott ssld it never had been 2 » 9 9 4 0 0 I O COUPON a o o s Till MAV H r* WITH COIIPOH OOOD TILL MAT I M WITH COUPON OOOD TILL MAY air* WITH COUPON I O M TIU; MAT *ML WITH COUPON *000 T|U MAT U r4 tasks a pleasure according to Mri. polished. ttllllllMllllllllltlllItllMlinillllllMIMUIIHIIIIII»imlllMnilltnilMIIIIIMinilllMIIIIIMIIIMHIlHHI|iniMIHIllMlllllllll>ttllMlinniMlltllUMI>IIMiniin>M>IH»MIIIIMIIIIIIIIIlllltlltllMtMlHltMlllllllinilllinHHIIUtMIHIIUIHin Adamson. The youth wing of th* The halj itself Is papered above house also will be on vjew for tha th#. yrhlte wainscot - In' h b au thentic S u n Kan THRIFT COUPON I S u m r .m THRIFT COUPON | i " « * » v T H R I FT COUPON | TH Rl FT COUPON | THRI FT COUPON I R tour. Each Af tha four rooms haa reproduction'Of an ' antique ~qullt s I Siscktla* fiv tr lt«ilf | been painted a color selected by Resign,• Also ol Interest in the hall ’rvalue! PA R A ! R-A-K Disinfectant I lavltlUe, EiatHo ’2.85 Roll 8mm the Individual boy, blue, green, js an old V alentine d ated 1837, an ALL-PURPOSE S U C A R orange and light pink, v oval gate leg table 200 ylars old, MOTH I PINE ^KODACHROME .. Two-Story Picture Window and on the table, a portable writ­ u 49* NYLON ^CRYSTALS | JELLY WAFERS The dining area I* on a balcony ing box, covered In blue velvet. MOVIE LI. PKG. overlooking the play room which- The fireplaces, with original hand f<$Jf or Nuggets \ S O A P | \ HAIR NETS FILM haa a dramatic two-story high pic­ carved mantelpieces, still are In p by Nylonat ture window, Living room and din­ the house, Also the original wldo - i Qt< o o * m i may a ir * .. j WITH COII»OH %0Q9 T ill MAT H r* WITH COUFON OOOD TIU MAT Sir* rattan, oriental: In effect. A deep retained. Many of the eight-light . witiTcoupoh luuiHiuHMmMnmmnwwmmlwttmmwmuv pile rug In shadea Of blue, lima, windows still-have ths original bub­ beige, gold and coffee color was ble glass,:...... - ...... , - . L ju /tM iv TblRIFJ COUPON | J u n /M v THRIFT COUPON J THRI FT COUPON iS v m to u THRIFT COUPON | THRIFT COUPON , 0 made In Argentina and designed es­ Victorian antique furniture, fami­ REGULAR 35c I We VUUE ...... ' REGULAR_ $1.00! " g Tem pling, TOASTtD N pecially to harmonize with the bfue REGULAR *1.00 I ly heirlooms, are used In the Jiv­ COCOANUT draperies and sofas in the living O 'mmmm ■ A I ROM IttaK ing room. An oriental style wall­ I 'DELETREZ" I SLIDE- I room. An ell.o( the living room paper, popular in tho 18th Century, 'CELLO | RUBBER CREAM I MARSH­ forms the master bedroom, sep­ Is used above the white wainscot VIEWER I arated by.sliding panels of white In the dining room. From the din­ SPONGE! GLOVES ^ jDEODORANTfj 'Use rift Derfiht.Mtf* 5 MALLOWS - Ela»t(9/. ,5ey?ra|. {bstract pointings ing room, the vliltpr piayjw Into, E Um. > S will Interest the tour visitor. They the pine panelled kitchen. It Is C I ’ * ^ A c c i are the'creations , of Mrs. Adam­ newly decorated; but echoea the son. She has had framed colorful colonial spirit of the historic Scott 2 9 paint-splotched boards on which House. . . . " S WITH COUPON •OOd t lU MAf.MrA 5 . WITH COUPON.0 0 6 a.T IU MAT Jlrrf. B WITH COUPON * 0 0 0 T ttt MAY I W , g WITH COUPON OOOD TlU MAT J W ’ S WITH COUPON OOOO T ltt MAY JW . 3 1 l»»iin»niiiii>in>M>n>>iiiiiiinin»iiiiniwniinninMMiTiitimmiiiiinininiiii#iiii!iifiiinmiiinuMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii»itiiimniniiniiiiiiiiininiiiiiitniiiiiinMnininiMmniniiiiniiiiiiniiiiiiiiniiimniiinnn>uiiininniiniiitiiiiin>niniiiiiniiiitMiimiitiiiiniiiiiHiiiitii * Stanley. Meltioff, the „well known • ,Th» Maytimp Tours a]sp features. artist had cleaned his brashes. W oodland F arm ; ’Middletown, S u n tr ^ v THRIFT COUPON | JV/tasvJHRIFT COUPON I Ii"»*»vTHRIFT COUPON S u n K * v THRIFT COUPON Another stop bn the-Maytime owned by Mr. and-Mr*. Amory L. WORTH 20c A ROLL § Mjnm, lovl So Dallclowl I I Tour will be the English Tudor Haskell; and the homes of Mr. and M O U LA R 10* REGULAR 8»e | 5 9 * H A Z E L style home of Mr, and Mrs. Walter Mrs. Michael Guarlno,, and Mr, COTTON Shampoo Hsod Reade Jr., 336 Naveslnk River and Mr*. Lewla Prenllse, Rumson. SHOWER BISHOP ADHESIVE I ^ J 2 ^ " J J J |D x&msH s u c k TAPE ChtmgsJHIp ... TOWELS t SPRAY MODORAMT Vs"sl yds. Rail NUTS Tha title ol Armstrong Cork Co.’a Glass and Closure ptvtslon has c been,,oh anged to Packaging 2 - 1 5 * Materials Operations to describe = WITHW mt COUPON«wr9* *909* 0 0 * W.VTWi MAT»M Stf*. a WITH CQUPQM O O O BTIil MAT Slri, B - WITHWmTcOltfOM COvfOH tOOOaooo TIU THI. MAT llrC>M . ag W WITH ITH COVTOHCOUtOH #00*^tiu.«OO^ riU UAl»»A» ajr* II* . «5 wmtwu« .wwwrwwim COUTOH *OOO TIU , w KAT.Ura. i,i* r« ,-a -more-accurately the-acopa of the ffMiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiMiiiiMiiHiiiiiiiMiiiiiMUiHiiMimiiuiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiitiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiHmMi Pick up the phone snd ; optrttlort, C. J. Backstrand, presi­ J u / t M / v THRIFT COUPON | JV/»*v»#THRIFT'COUPON THRIFT COUPON \S u n /r * t/ THRIFT COUPON S u n R dQ THRIFT COUPON ' v isit a friend. C o m little dent of tl)e company has announc­ t o c all anyw here, B o iton, ed. Me said there are no organiza­ roll Gallon TSe Valus g 98c V*1ae Ixiweit Price for instance, from Aibury tion changes Involved, and the Emulated Metal G iant 15*Ounce •1.25 BOURJOIS I $M*V«luel Heavy9«allty Anchor Hocking Park only 601. J mln. Packaging Materials Operations D ecorate! | ’Zorri* station rate after 6 p.m., will be under the direction ot Jo­ P IC N IC ^ S k y l a r k ” ! | ~ ~ V “ £JoSff 10%'tax not included. , seph C. Feagley, vice president and 1 Sandals General Manager. 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