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■ M W • M b YEAR — 14th W EEK ■lay f i m i i i MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1964 i m i CrM MaocMUaa Single Copy Ten Cents Borough Would Ban New Athletics, Activities Buses Arrive At jVfatawan Reg'^iiiil High School Fund Started To Apartment Building 6 6'Help George Walk” A* ordnance hilling conitruc- Madison Township. Mayor Donald Mm ol all garden ipartmwti and Macrae and Middlesex County Multiple dwelling untti in ill real- Probe Reported O f GOP Club To M eet Freeholder John J. Phillips were Scotlai com* o f tht borough w u Mans for Apartments appointed honorary chairmen of latreducad Tuesday night at an ti- The Matawan Township Repub tne "Help George Walk Again*’ Iwraad maatiig of tna Mitawin lican Club will meet Wednesday it fund al an organizational commits Investigation ha* been started by 8:30 p.m. in thc Oak Shades Fire Borough Council. The ordinance Paul Hermann, municipal manager Ice meeting held at the Madison araa d to Ih* Planning Board House. Township Hall by interested re*i- ttltrn of Madiaon Townahip, into the is- h r ipprovil before it U advartiied dents of Madison Township Mince of building permits for tar a public tearing. Parkview at Madison, a 242-unit Little George Lorentien jr., M- la voting ihe ban, couacil an- garden apartment* complex on McCue Raps Two year-old son of Mr. and Mr*. larged upon a Planning Board rec- Morridown Rd., near the Maiawan George Lorentzen sr., 299 Park anmendatlon which would have *p- line. The project was approved by Ave., Old Bridge, was the victim gied only to gardan'apartmanta In the Planning Board in February as Council Actions of * 30-fool fall Aug. 12, in which a R-7S and.ll-lM u m m . The or- the fir*t garden apartments proj he wa.s so severely burned by high Ounce, at Introduced, extendi eet In the township. Marlboro To Bar voltage wires carrying 11,000 voltl the ban oa multiple dwelling! to of electricity that doctor* at tha tbe K-N n e a t aa well. Mr. Hermann is investigating a More Billboards Middlesex General Hospital, New Thc Planning ' Board lait week report that the available parking Brunswick, were forced to ampu decided to recommend outright re space ha* been reduced In a sec Councilman Charles T. McCue, tate his left leg. peal of thoaa aectioni of the nning ond let of plan* being used lor a former mayor, strongly main The youngster also suffered burnt ordinance permitting garden apart construction purposes. This would tained his lone minority opposition on his lett side and additional ment conttruction rather than de affect the internal traffic control position on the Marlboro Township burns on his right foot. During claring a moratorium on the con- pattern of the complex. Council Thursday as he sharply George's several weeks of hos atructlon of apartment* becauie of criticized the action of the majori pitalization, skin grafting was dona More firm legal ground*. ty in amending an ordinance on on both his side and left foot, ind Apartment Bean G O P Candidates garden apartments lo raise con he will be forced to undergo ad A boom In garden apartment struction standards. He again as ditional skin grading operation* on eonatriiction in the borough already sailed tl report on welfare expense Ihe same parts of his body but not ha* resulted in dense population Open Campaign this year ns presented In a "mis until a series of blood transfusion* Clutter* leading to traffic conges- leading ’ way to put the onus of are completed, Ever since his near Bon and ha* ciuaed official* to ex- To Release Platfcrm overexpending thc account on the fatal fall, young George has been tmine water and aewar utility former administration of Joseph A. in need of more Wood. capacities The ban was recom For Borough Council Lanzaro. Frightened By Train mended, pending completion of a Mr. McCue drew admission on On the day of the accident last Maiter Plan for the horough. Maiawan Borough Council Re thc garden apartments change August, George was at play with Since the R-75 and R-lW tone* publican candidates Howard A from Joseph A. Brodniak, council two friends near thc Old Bridga were thrown open to apartment Henderson and Frank J. Ferrano ij * ‘ president, that Joseph T. Grausc, opened their vigorous campaign Post Office. Thc three boys were development by ordinance in .1982, Rea uunk, township attorney, had crawling on a series of elevated over Mil new unit* have been can Monday evening when they spoke Matawan Regional Board Secretary, Edward J. Scullion, (right), Mr. Scullion and reconditioned fur usv In transporting thc athletic recommended scrapping the mea pipes which were bridging railroad lo the Borough COP campaign teams, band and cheer leaders. The buses are painted the school colors, al ructed. The ban doe* not apply turns over Ihe key* el three team buses to Ibomaa M. Stachura, as- sure and redrafting a "meaning track*. A passing freight train ta approximately IN unit* which committee at the GOP head- datant high achool principal and athletic department manager. The maroon and gray, and have a lluskie emblazoned on Ihe front. ful" one. Mr. Brodniak defended the Uarters on Route 34. Chairman evidently frightened the boys. were pending before the Planning S IT-poaaeager buaea were ebtalaed frem the Federal Government by amending procedure as saving ihe George fell from the precarlou* Board Sept: 21; the date of it* lichard 0. Crane announced the taxpayers thc cost of an expensive platform will be revealed to the perch and landed on the high original recommendation to coun advertisement of an entirely new voltage wires some 30 lect below. cil. public within the next two weeks. PUC Hearing Trenton Trip ordinance. Mr. McCue saw no econ A proposed police ordinance to Speaking to the group, Mr. Hen Young George, who would hiva Marlboro Residents omy In letting an ambiguous mea been attending the fourth grade at be introduced Oct. 13 w u read by derson said, “ The major issue fac A public hearing an aa increase Matawan Mayor Edward E. sure stand that could draw the police chairman Warren Hutchin ing the people of Matawan today ia rates for the Cliffwood Beach Ilyrne and Borough Attorney Ro thc Willis School, has been oon- municipality into trouble. B u t fined to a wheel chair since leav son. The ordinance, he aaid, wa* is the fact that the present four- W ater Co. will be held at IS a.m. bert E . LaMura are expected lo Councilman Philip Arnold main baaed on atandard police ordin to-two Democratic majority on the Nov. 1 at ill Commerce St., confer with slate officials today ing the hospital. Despite his handi tained it was only a stop-gap move caps, his spirits are high. Prior to ance* in other communitie* but-had borough council effectively blocked Newark, the Staite Board ef Pub Appeal Assessments In Trenton on the borough’s sup and Mr. Brodniak agreed the ordi Mlque difference*. For Jiutance, port of a bill Id change Ihe meth thc mishap, George was active, Ha all progressive legislation proposed lic Utility Commissioners haa an Lavoie Laboratories, Inc., Route $3180 to $2500; building, $22,100 to nance eventually would be amend he aaid, borough police would be by M ayor Edward E. Hyrne dur nounced. od of school cost allocations. Mr. ed again. was an outfielder on the Kravet 79, Marlboro Township, ha* asked $18,500; George and Bessie Wendel, Ilyrne said he is inviting other Drug Store's Old Bridge Little required to report health, toning, ing his first year in office. If the The company, which aervea Boundary nnd Vanderburg Rds., Query Requirement or fire ordinance violations to the members ol the Borough Council League team. His summertime mayor does not get the Republican part* of Matawaa Township and the County Tax Board to reduce land, $25,780 to $13,000; building, Critics speaking on thc measure appropriate authority. majority he needs in 1965, the Madiaon Township,' had proposed its 1964 real estate assessments by to make thc trip to push for the hobbies also included fishing wilh $52,0W to $45,040; Robert 0. Wen- bill. wanted to know about a require his father and swimming. Owe Y ew ’e Prehatlea council will be blocked for another to make the new rate* effective 62 per cent, or to $463,780 from (conlmued on page four) ment tor "semi-fireproof" con Appointee* to the force would year by procrastination and parti Nov. 1. But the PUC wspended $748,739. After a hearing Friday, The borough asked for the struction material, also about stair His favorite present pastime it be required to aerve a year’* pro san politics that keeps the mayor's the date until Mar. 1, unless It thc board reserved decision. It al meeting after Matawan Town watching TV programs. He like* ship Mayor llenry E. Traphagen ways to be built outside dwelling bation before becoming patrolmen. progressive program from becom laaues Ita ruling before then. The so considered appeals on Sl other units, lt was admitted there was to be wheelchaircd around the Special policemen ana policewom ing effective legislation.” proposed new ratea achedule township properties, seeking reduc Fear Rail Span conferred wilh Ihe stale officials neighborhood to visit playmates. an would be appointed on a yearly lint a very clear conception of wliat Mr. Ferrano cited the “ major includes metered rate* for the tions totaling $369,575, and reserv to talk against the bill, now pend the "outside" was "outside of." His aunt, Mrs. Evelyn Dollar, also bail*. The department I* not eitab- Hrat time. A general metering ed rulings. ing before the Slate Senate. of Old Bridge, often takes him on problem in the borough as being Planning Delay Mr. McCue rapped lhe report oi Hahed under Civil Service regula the sorry stale of affairs of the pragram la planned. Speaking for the Board of Asses The bill would set thc enroll automobile rides to visit relative*. tions but Mr. Hutchinson laid com The quarterly minimum for the ment on Sept. 3t as the base for Mayor Walter C. Grubb jr. that His sisters, Linda, 15, Jo-Ann, 11 atreets.” He said, ‘‘There Is no ex sors, Mrs. Kate Jackson indicated $5000 had been put in the budget for petitive examination would be re cuse for the deplorable condition standard owvhall inch and live- willingness to allow $8325 off in Lloyd Rd. Bridge determining the proportionate and Evelyn, two and a half are hi* quired tor promotion. The ordin eight ha inch meters w o u ld be ■hare the borough and township the Board of Local Assistance in constant companions at home. of some of the streets in town. nine of the cases, following agree Deadline Yesterday 196-1 and that the Lan/aro admin ance also would set up a lieuten Democratic Councilman Robert $7.1*. The minimum aanual rate ments with taxpayers. Thc board would pay for Ihe costs of the Aided By Union ant's post and provide for a detec istration, in office to May 28, had Colot has talked and talked about far general unmetered aervice must concur in thc stipulations The New York and Long Branch Regional Board ol Education's George sr., thc youth's father, tive bureau, if needed. would go up Irom IH to $5t. The current expenses. The average expended $7230.92. Wilh "other ex road* in the borough, and based however. The Lavoie appeals con Railroad Co. is cxpected to ask for is a steam cleaning and water Council authorized Its attorney, cam pany M id all *f its custom tended the factory plant and enrollment for thc preceding penses" the outlay now has reach proofing worker. He is a mcmbor on past experience, it can be ex more time to prepare plans for a ed $11,000, the mayor reported, Robert LaMura, to negotiate with er* would pay more than they grounds were highly overasscsscd. year now Is used. The borough of thc Pointers, Cleaners, Brick pected that he'll talk and talk about new Lloyd Rd. bridge In Matawan and he accounted $8772.24 to out Marlboro Township officials to let roads all next year, while they con now do. It asked cuts on two acres of im contends this requires them lo layer Masons, Caulkers and Plas a definite boundary between the Township. The State Board of Pub pay more than their share. lays approved by the former wel tinue to go into disrepair.” proved land, and 20 of woodland, lic Utility Commissioners In July terers Union of America. The or two communities. Mr. LaMura aaid from $81,480 to $10,000; buildings. fare director, Robert Cavanaugh. ganization's welfare fund is footing the two municipalities recognize a The candidate continued, “ An ordered the railroad to replace the Mr. McCue declared thal the entire summer has passed and Traphagen H its $616,450 tn $195,000; and personal, existing bridge by next May 31, the majority part of the medical common line but It is not “spelled $50,800. to $50,000. heavy months of welfare expendi expenses which have been piling out on paper." He said he would nothing has been done to alleviate with work to start no later than W ater, Sewer To tures, plus the defraying ot salar the conditions on some of the ma These are the appeals in which up since the accident. ask the township to share engineer Jan. 4. ies occurred in January and Feb (continued on page four) ing costs to eitabllih a definite jo r access routes in town. It has “Treasury Raid* approval of settlements has been Yesterday was thc deadline set ruary and that an under - approp Une. . always been common knowledge suggested; Ludwig Voss, Green Industrial Park riation was not the fault of the for tk at the summer months are the by the PUC for the railroad to file The issue was prompted by Assails GOP For wood Rd., land, $15,170 to $10,170; mer mayor or thc estimates of Mr. best to repair worn roads, yet with plans and specifications. Charles l-llau ls Display Councilman Vernon Elliaon who building, $29,500 to $24,500; person For Golden Circle At Cavanaugh but of Ihe majority con the dry conditions this year, we School Tax Plan al, $1800 to $4000; recommended, N. Gerard, director of the PUC’s aaid the Trinity Episcopal Division of Railroads, said howev tinued from the former council to Church planned ta buy about five have *een nothing in the way of $5000 off building, $800 off personal. Matawan Twp. Line repair. I anticipate a winter of dls- Mayor Henry E . Traphagen call er, the railroad was not expected the present one who drew up and H eld Violation acres on Ryers Lane and wanted Livla and Bohden Datzkiwsky, approved the budget. aster Unless a GOP majority can ed for the taxpayers of Matawan Tennent Rd., land, $2110 to $1500; to meet the deadline. Madison Township Utilities Au to know where the official boundary thority last night voted lo extend Defends Procedure* was. pet behind the mayor to pass an Township to fight a Republican- building, $9890 to $8500; recom At last report, he said, the rail Even If "For Rent" effective road program, If elected. sponsored “ raid on the township mended, $500 off land, $1190 off road was negotiating with a firm water to the Golden Circle Indus Mr. Brodniak defended the pro Mr. LaMura was directed to trial Park for thc use of the firs! Signs Not On Them aludy tbe proposed Shade Tree I would propose a budget program treasury." Speaking at a meeting building. ol consulting engineers for the cedures of the majority of Ihe for be instituted and publicized so that of citizens in Strathmore, the may Seek Reductions preparation of plans for Ihe new industry to move in at thal park, mer council, of which he waj one, Commission ordinance to determine A suspended sentence waa given Whether the ordinance would en •II citizens of the borough can sec or deplored the imminent passage Frank J. and Elaine Graziano, bridge. Mr. Gerard said the rail the Oakden - Palcn Co. Asked why declaring that it was confronted (continued on page four) of Assembly Bill 404 which could road probably will be granted the Authority was spending $4500 to with an irregularity in reckoning Crown Petroleum Co., Route 15, croach on rights of private citlsens, Nolan Rd„ building, $17,190 to $10, Cliffwood, by Magistrate Harold aa contended by william Tierney, add about 160,000 to Matawan 000. Recommended, $690 off. Nor more time for planning, but, he run a line from the nearest mains welfare needs because of a former Township taxes by changing the added, not nccessarlly for comple head of the Laurence Harbor Wa practicc to divert road funds to Sherman, M a ta w a n Township, former Planning Board chairman. man Lundc, Nolan Rd., building Tuesday on report from B. Pelutlo Public hearing on the meature ia Recreation Unit method ot apportioning school $18,970 to $16,500; recommended, tion of construction. ter Co. to the Park for a $15,000 welfare needs in the pretext of giv taxes between the borough and rated structure, Salvatore Salvo, ing "token" employment to wel and P. Perullla, company agents, slated for Tueaday at S p.m. In $1000 off. Ralph W, and Anita Shra Present Bridge Hazardous that they had complied thl* week Borough Hall.. township. der, Tennent Rd., personal, elimi chairman, slated the six - inch fare seekers. The bridge is for vehicular and main will complete utility servic with a notice served by Georga The. council will meet with the Eyes Green Acres Mr. Traphagen charged that Re nate $2000; recommended, full ag pedestrian traffic. The PUC said (continued on page four) publicans were seeking political es to the 137-acre tract, and with Hausmann Aug. 21 to remove U- Planning Board Monday to dlscuu reement. Angelo and Vera Rossi, the existing bridge over the rail • five-year capital improvement favor In the borough by adding to Ihe $11,000 sewer extension voleil Haul trailers from their premise*. Studios locations Route 520, land, $3600 to $1200; road tracks presents a hazard to by the township sewerage authori Forty-Four From Area Mr. Hausmann revealed that ha budget which it will file with the the tax burden of Matawan Town building, $9780 lo $8000; recom users. The PUC said Ihe new ty, will greatly add to the induce had inspected the premises Aug. Mate. . O f Community Center ship. “ We must make our feelings mended, $700 off land, $1780 off On Petit Jury Panel known that we will not tolerate the bridge must have a 38-foot-wide ments for industry lo move In 28 and found the trailers still there, A drive for “Green Acres" ac plundering o[ our treasury. Mata building. roadway, a pedestrian walkway six at the site. so had served thc five-day official George Saathoff, Route 1. a ■tfi- feet wide, and must be designed Forty - four bayshore area noticc required under tho zoning quisitions and the creation of a wan Township already has donated Mr. Salvo said that Ibe Utilities residents arc included In the petit Charier Revision youth community ccnter w a s the $1,500,000 Strathmore School to acre tract, land, $22,(120 to $11,72(1; to carry modern highway loadings. ordinance to have an owner get recommended $C02I) off; nlso, build Authority will not lose money jury panel which started jury duty launched at a meeting of the Mata thc Regional School District. That Under the PUC order, the stale on tlie deal, even though now all rid of a zoning violation. ing on another 90-acre tract, $2.1, will pay 70 per cent of tho cost, the Monday. They include Edward A. On returning lo Crown Gas'* To Be Discussed wan Township Recreation Com should be enough! there is in prospect is a USD tie-in Andersen, Keyport; Bruno Dnldas- mission Monday night. Lloyd El- " I deplore the Republicans turn- 920 to $13,300, recommended, $7120 railroad 15 per cent, and Matawan charge to Oaltden-Palen and rev Cliffwood outlet Sept. 9, lhe build- off. Frank and Rita Domino, 13 si, Union Beiich; Louis Bradbury, part, commission attorney, recom (conlinucd on page four) Township 15 per cent. The PUC enue frurn such water as they use. iiip Inspector told Ihe court he Topic At Strathmore East Francis St., building, SIH.OSZ Cliffwood; Frank J. Burkls jr., found the U-Hauls still on the mended that the body look around said thc township must file by Oct. Mr. Salvo confiniied the Authority Iln/hn; Mrs. Grace Conroy, quickly as possible for suitable to $15,315; recommended, full ag 30 a resolution declaring thal the premises so had signed complaint, Mooting On Tuesday Search For Attacker would boy water from the Laurence Keansburg; Eugene Croddick, Wic- acquisitions through the State reement. Nicholas G. and Ann lie- township will pay Its share. Hut bur Wjlor To. nl a wholesale lie wns told hy those in charge of Palm, Route 79, land, S22SS to $2 katimk; Robert Cryan, Ha/lel; the Crown station they had notified Charier revision, the question Green Acres program which will Of M atawan Girl A firm cost estimate will await rate and resell il .it a retail rale, Mrs. Marie Diehl, Morganville; expire Dec. 31. 000; building, $18,152 to $1 1,000; tlm completion of plans. An early Insuring a profit on service lo (lie Ihe U-Jlaul Company to remove which Matawan Township voter* recommended, $2112 off building. Louis DiCiiiohiino, Keyport; Thom them but had been advised tha face Eioction Day will be dlscut- Robert Feldman, commission Sayreville dctcctlves are hunting estimate for a bridge narrower one plant in the park mnv. as DiNardi, Matawaa. •ed Tuesday at a special meeting chairman, concurred and It was for a blondo • haired youth who re Others left to the board without than Ihe one to be built wns SOU, 1 HV. olfidal lo give orders to do so WM The Golden Circle Park adjoins Also Mrs. Iledwlg Fanning, West (continued on page four) Ot the Strathmore Civic Associa agreed that commission members portedly forced an lS-yunr-oltl Mat recommendation-. Mae and i.oui^ Mr. Gerard said be would guess a new '.ndustrial /one in Matawan I’ugllese, 19 Woodbrook Dr., land, Keansburg; Donald Ferguson, 11 az. tion. The decision Is vitally im will meet Saturday morning to (our awan girl into his car at gunpoint that Iho final cillinalo will b» at Township, laid out in agreement let; Mrs. liditli Gnle, Keyport; Ken- portant because Ihe seven • man the lownship for possible sites. Thc and then raped her in a motel In least twice lhat amount. between the two townships, mi an nelh llellcr, llolmdel; Kdward Township GOP Execs qouncil-manager system proposed commisakm alio will explore the Sayreville late Friday night, police industry wanting large si/e acre Hendricks, Keyport; Nicholas Jnc- pouibility of acquiring surplus land said today, The reported assault Squatters Living Back C a n d id a t e s la a aigniflcant departure from the No Trace Yet O f age could locate across the munici kowltz, Keansburg; Mrs. Adeline five-man committee which now from Indualrial companies. As an came to the attention ol Perth Am In Abandoned Cars pal line. There il water on tbe Mat- JohiH'S, Union JJeach; Charles govern* the township. oaample, part of the Si-sere site hoy police first about 1 a.m. Satur awnn Township slile nml a sewer Tha executive committee of tha Tavern Holdup Trio Kemp!, llolmdel; Harry Kendriclt, Republican Parly of Matawan Tha meeting on Tueaday at the held by American Can Co. was day after the girl escaped from her Mayor Walter C, Orubb Jr., Marl lino In tho new Clilfwood system West Keansburg; Mrs. Kli/.abelli (continued on page four) mentioned aa a prospect. attacker's car at Smith St. and Con- Colt* Neck State Police nrc con Township has accepted th* position boro Township, announced al will go la the ai ea. Kiersti'ad, Cliffwood Bench; Rich- of Joseph Altier, candidate for Mat After ipeclflc site* ire selected, very Boulevard in Perth Amboy, Thursday's council meeting that se tinuing ■ search for three men who Uiiglneerlng Report Due aid Mar^h, Hu/let. police said. attempted • holdup nnd robbery ol awan 1'ownshtp commllte*, that ha M r. Feldm an *ild, they will be curing of easements Is under wuy Mr. Salvo explained fiirtla-r In Also Sidney J. Lambertson Ir., could not support Ih* Natl-xia! Alklni Named brought before the Township Com The girl approached a Hope- In tho Texas Rd. area to correct Ihe llllllop Tavern, Route 79, Marl- lawn woman who wus nearby, tha waler mutter tliut tlm l.ntnencc Keypoit; Mrs. Nettl 13. Maher, Ticket, Albert E, Allen, the other mittee for approval ind tubMqueM drainage conditions. The mayor taro, shortly alter midnight, early Harbor Waler Co. Is one ol tie’ pri Koanshurg; CIw k c Mtirey, Mala- Republican candidate lor townahip teala B. Ahlaa, Laat Otaatb preparation lor application under police aaid, and requcited help, The blasted former administrations (or Tueaday morning, CMf Atteraey, I* ike RaanMaM woman summoned Peril) Am vate water utilities in Hie town wun; Martin O'Toole, Hailet: com rn it teu, stated ho will auppori Green Acre*. The itate, he noted, having Ignored llm needs nf the ar Th* men, armed with two pistols ship the Aulhorilv Is .sreklnp, lo ac George Piirdlo, Matawan Township; the entlro Republican tlckot, aaadMate ler the Aaaemly peat will provide payment of 90 per cent boy police. Lt. Stanloy J. Solowski ind a shotgun, onlci ed the bur and of tho Perth Amboy police said tho ea* and creating "n situation which quire bv m'gnlliitiim. An engineer Fred P.uiltm, lla/.lot; 'lhomiis Frank Devino, municipal chair vacates earlier iMa yea* by for *uch acquisition*. The towmhip Is abhorrent to all respectable oilI- one of ihcm •limited, "This Is a ing report on its facilities is due It'Mivi's, Miitawmi; l-'dwtird Reid M um wilh County ludi* Clark- committee would pay the balance. girl told him she had been to a man, reaffirmed the position of re n i" lie promised thc area's sllck-tip," according to statu po next monlh, lv staled, sr., Malnwnii Townshlii: Louis IJ. both tho I'xecutlvo committee and ■ea S, Plaher. Mr, Atkin*, who skating rink In South Amlioy ami lice, P r ip m d By Mayer was waiting In n parking lot there needs will gel “ tlio full ntti'iillim of Ai for lha water line Ihiee oul'- Hollo Jr., Matnw.’iii; Cyrus Uuu, Ibo Mntawan Township Republican baa bald an elected atflee, Tlm trio apparently worn neared I'xleii'iion hum lliiiwitlo’,'n tn Mnuwnii; Koeljt Selitinck, Marl waa Monlmewly chosen by the Township Committeeman Charles for her father lo come iintl get lior, this ntlmlnlstrntlon." Chib, in tlu'lr full supiKirt for Son, off when tlm unidentified bartend lalke l.effeil; l'M.i|"i, it was re tiom; frank SYihoii, KeV|wnl; l-'.atl OOP municipal party chairmen W. Drydttn noted that Mayor llonry The young itwin niiprouclied her Tha mayor ndded the road de llariy Goldwater anil the ontlra tl. Traphagen expressed a need for there, tho said, mul ln<|tilrod wheth partment alremly Is nt work In (lie or ducked helilml Ibe Inir nnd mn purled that V'-V-tli li.i. !><•• n es- .'•lullli, M.il iwan; Charli'-i Stephen Keptibllcmi ticket. after the feur remaining poten Into » bilek 10(1111, |i'illee nald. The ponded so fai In mmnni; a lar,!"- j I r., Mar Him o; 11,in v Tliuimr, Mill, tial candidate* withdrew. youth community centers, Mr, er situ wanted a rldo. Afler lolling area deepening dlli'hi's alum! Texas II hImi was Indicated 10 Ibe com- Feldman said lie agrom with the him "no," tho man cmbbctl her by Rd. lu carry oil tingmmt mit'fitco men left IhrmirJv the mime d""i •il/ed in I ill to the illi lioie.e Irac’ wood llraeli; William 'llinina'i | r . nillli'o by the candid,itos (hat they M r, Aikkw will eppone Demo- they had enlered, Five ciislomm mnyor In principal, hul disagrees the arm, flnshod t ^ 'ii nml lorccd wntor, now nmllnlleil bv l.i'Vltl ft Son on j rilfl,vi»>i| HimcIi; Mrs. I'alilila (io noi inleml to lililo behind I an t Patrick J, McGinn |r„ Red at the bur at thu limn weie nm the west sliore of Lake I elteits ’I lioiti|i>,
■ RSTADI.IHIIBD 1830 t Children ALL YOU Umler 12 ENGLISH CAN EAT ijo o rw o Ol'IMCESl I FOR Iluutti 84 4 Multi Street A | AGENCIES In i'liid liiH Soup nml D i’uni'i'l Lloyd Rond Ravins Driv* ; M a ln w n n SINCE IM4 Th# H OUSE of ENG, Inc. MCRCURY • LINCOLN-CONTINENTAL 34 East Front Street Manmeutfi and Maple, Red Ranh K e y p o r t lUiUv 1 IfU TH* MAT»W«M IOURMAI,. N J. First Section — Pag* Ih n t i® ? ...... _. productive *oci(ty. Junior Wo- Invited county, township and BMa'a Clubs throughout the state Display Antique Household Utensils At G irl Scout Fiesta Awards Dinner Oct. 10 Juniors Attend school officials include Freeholder will arrange seminars for person For Little League nel managers in their area to show John J . Phillips, Mayor Donald F ill Conference them that handicapped people are The Laurence Harbor Little M a c r a e , Councilman Kenneth capable of holding - job. League will hold its annua} awards Banks, Board of Education Athletic Mnnter* of the Matawaa Junior TW* G uest Speaker* Vm u 'i Club, ilMfc with more dinner at St. Bernadette’s Church Chairman Richard Pine and high- feaa 7M other women, attended the Special guest speakers for the school director of athletics Joseph day were Mrs. S. Herbert Taylor, Hall, Old Bridge, on Oct. 10. Mac Rat* F ill Conference *1 the Ho- DuPre is chairman of the event. Germain. * Id E u n House, Newirk, oa Satur- Cherry Hill, President of the New . lay, Mr*. BirtoA Hoeg, former Jersey State Federation of Wo *rasld*nt of the Matawin Junior men’s Clubs, who asked the Junior Chib, conducted the memberihlp Membership Department to parti workahpp a* itite membership cipate in the Federation Head chairmia. quarter’s Fund, and Mrs. Howard Runnemeade, to Mis* Ronia Drummond, A«ii weeks, delegate taut Community Relation* from the the General Federation of Women's Peace Cor pi, wa* the featured Clubs Convention in Atlantic City, r>apetker at the International Rela- who reported on the activities uf ^M om workshop. She aiked the ler- the convention. le v Junior* to rai*e the m m of Miss Dorothy A. Krivancik, Bay H IM Ior m aterial to ereci J school onne, State Chairman of Juniors, which will be built by the villagers conducted the business meeting fol lad a New Jeraey Peace Corpt lowing the luncheon. She presented h u n t in g SEASON OPENS NOV. I volunteer la a country where the the awards that the Junior Mem bership Department won for their aeed li greatest. Exhibit! of arti- From Big Game Hunting c h * needed for S. S. Hope, a na- service work on a national level and addressed the group on the re to just plain “ plinking” tloaal project, were'on display at you'll find the right . the International Retatkm* work- sponsibility they have toward their atWO. , family to participate in the "Get HUNTING EQUIPM ENT for the right Ito Civic* Department workshop Out llie Vote Campaign," price at Western Auto. had a ipeakar from the Governor’i Mr*. Norman Klesel, West Cald Complete Line of Ammunition. CommlMloa on the Statu* of Wo- well, served as chairman of thc m a la New Jeriey. Elihu Joseph, State Fall Conference. Mrs. John Sarden Equipment • Hardware - Sporting Goods and Auto SuppllM E**cutlv» Secretary tor the Gov- J. Quigley jr ., Jersey-City, served 112 MAIN ST., MATAWAN - 566-3152 araor’i Committee to Hire the Han- a* vice chairman. 41c*MMd, addressed those present T* Display Scrapbook ’ at the Public Welfare workshop on It was recommended that Jun Matawan Girl Scout Troop 112, Senior Seoul*, displayed a collection. af thc troop pictured above, left to right, are Donna Decker, Pat Conlon, NO MONEY DOWN! DEUVERY af antique household utensil* at the Girl Scout Fiesta, sponsored by Isabelle Coward, Judith Till and Linda Elbrecht. Monmouth Council, at Camp Namaca, Smlthburg, on Sept, 11. Membera! READY TO MOVE INTO! 9.599 INCLUDING . . . Full basement, cedar complishments. Thc 1963-64 Scrap Boy Scout Troop 66 Charles Tice, 89, ONLY L O 6 -0 0 2 1 book of the Matawan Club will be D istrict Prcxy shakes, “take-out” windows, birch doors, tile Open To New Members Succumbed Tuesday bath, birch kitchen cabinets, ga* heat, IN % displayed a( the Public Library on amp. electric, fu tl Insulation, east troa Main St. through Oct. 13, T. L. Grace, Scoutmaster of Boy Feted At Party Charles Tice, 89, of Middlesex plumbing llstures, klla dried fir lumber, Mrs. John Kovacs, Public Welfare Magic Chef range*, oak floors . . . ready to 57 Scout Troop 66, has announced that St., Matawan, died Tuesday, MONTH Chairman, has announced plans for the Troop now has openings for A surprise party honoring Mrs. Sept. 29, 1904, after a long illness. move ia! Harry Kern, Sixth District Presi M a ta w a n the Tag Day lor the Mentally Re boys who are at least ll-years- He was the son of the late Asbury dent of the Ladies Auxiliary of the tarded Children’s Unit of Mon old. Troop 06 is sponsored by the and Mary Jane (VanPelt) Tice. 1 PETER PASCALLI* Matawan Grammar School Par- Veterans of Foreign Wars, was Mr. Tice had resided In Mon ■ Marlboro Prof. BIS*. Bt. II, * mouth County will be held In Mata held in the Lavender Room of the wan on Saturday, rain or shine. ent-Teacher Association and meets mouth County since 1898. He was a Moi*«nvtll«, N. J. | in that school every Tuesday at Magnolia Inn by the Ladles Auxil retired carpenter, llis wife was 1 En e la ird l l 2Sct Flcasa K H S Mrs. Marty Mahoney and Mrs. iary of the Guadalcanal Post 4745, the late Mrs. Louella (Harden) my copy of Ihe I9M NORTHERN • 7:30 p.m. All interested boys are 1 HOMES CATALOG. D rag s Frank Panek will attend Federa Invited to attend a meeting. Matawan Township. Tice. tion Day at Strawbridge It Cloth , N *m ...... -...... '• * by PETER PASCALLU The Troop’s latest event was a Mrs. Kern, who is a past presi Surviving arc a sister, Mrs. IM ru i . ier, a department Store in the Cher camp-out last weekend in Holm- dent of thc Guadalcanal Auxiliary, “ c M arlboro Professional ry Hill Shopping Center on Tues Thomas L. Wooton, Old Bridge, and City.... •UU . del. Sixteen Scouts participated in held her first office In the Sixth several nieces and nephews. „ 1 Building, R t 79, I mil# day. . District as secretary during thc i T«l«phono No. . setting up tents, cooking meals, Funeral services will be held Fri ( Do you own a lot? Yt« □ No □ i toutn of Rt. 34, MorganviU* learning camping skills and hav term of Mrs. Ralph Scarborough, day afternoon at 1 p.m. at the Be ing a good time. Besides working District President, 1M0-S1. Since dle Funeral Home, Matawan. In on practical skills to advance to then, she served as guard, junior DAILY aad SUNDAY 'til • p.11 (A A JU 1I terment will be In Rose Hill Ceme OPEN FR I. EVES. 'IU • C a l1 higher ranks and to obtain merit vice president, senior vice presi tery, Matawan. ■■■ ■■■(im badges, the boys did calisthenics, dent and now, president. 0 played football and had other ath Thc Sixth District comprises 20 letic competition. auxiliaries in Monmouth County. Mr. Grace said the next sche Mrs. Robert Collins was general duled event Is a canoe trip plan chairman. ned for Oct. 10, II and 12, which Attending were Mrs. Joseph is open to first class scouts who Stanis, Mrs. Elizabeth Hubert, Mrs. have swimming merit badges. This Scarborough, Mrs. Joseph Smith, fiE cim ca i trip will start at Bound Brook and Mrs. Marjorie Concepcion, Mrs. the Scout* will make a 50-mile George Brenon, Mrs, Frank Lylo, canoe trip, camping out on the EVERY 1.00 SPENT IS WORTH 2.00 »«S M ain ST. IP P IIM ItE S Mrs. Joseph Blenkowskl, Mrs. M a t a w a n way. Harry Stewartson, Mrs. Anthony IN THE FALL IN THE SPRINOI 136 M ain Street For younger boys interested in Matovick, Mrs. John Williams, Chora* Accounts fnvitccf Scouting, there also I* an affiliated MATAWAN - HM17T Cub Scout Pack 66 under the dir Mrs. Raymond Hildebrandt, Mrs. Molly Jouvin, Mrs. Ernest Schar, ft. H. Yura. R.P. and J. C Yura. R.P. Ope* Dally until • P.M. ection ol Thomas Siddons, which Thursday £ Friday until I P.M. Mrs. James Fitzsimmons, and Mrs. i* open to boys between eight and Collins. ll-year*-old. Madison 4-H W inners In National Contests A large group of 4-H boys and girls from Middlesex County have been named county winners in Na tional 4-H Contests, it was announc ed by 4-H Club Agents, Mrs. Ray mond Hillard and Peter F. Mar tens jr. The winners were selected LAWNS by a committee of volunteer 4-H Club leaders who evaluated the project record books of the mem The M odern W ay bers, Serving on the committee from Madison Township were Mrs. Peter Maler, and Mr. and Mrs, AND GUIDANCE Roger McCoullough. COMPLETE SERVICE Gold medal awards will be pre sented to the winners at the An Available Thru nual 4-H Award dinner later this fall. Awards are made available by various commercial firms HARRIS HARDWARE throughout the United States and Tony's i l S i L E the Middlesex County 4-H Fund. Award winners from Madison Let us show you how to grow a beautiful lawn without digging Township are: Rosemary Caraml- co, dog care; Mathew Tobinick, or back-breaking labor — And for the “Do It Yourseller” our electricity; Edward Tobinick, En Scott’s Lawn Councilor (Tony) will come to your place and map tomology, Herpetology; Chris Mc- Coullough, electricity, woodwork: out a guaranteed program for you! Jane McCoullough, dress review, food preparation, food preserva tion, Home Economics, home im provement. leadership, dairy foods; Let Us Show You Some Of Our W ork Roger Miller, poultry; Marjorie Flagg, horaes; Deborah McCoul Many of the finest lawns In Ihe Matawan-Keyporl area a n lough, dairy goats; fvan Holzman, ualag Me of our Lawn Service Program*. " ‘ ; Frederick Blum, Her- TONY GIORDANO '•ter Maler, Herpetolo- Catherwood, Seeing Eye. FOR THE MAN WHO'S TOO BUSY 0 TO BUILD A LAWN . . . . USB OUR Gallaghers Entertain 2 5 * O f f Following Christening A U T O - L A W N Capt. and M ri, C. J , Gallagher, O N A L L Strathmore, entertained on Sun day following the christening of or LAWN-A-MAT PROGRAM their Infant daughter, Carolyn Ann, at St, Benedict'*, Hazlet. FULL YIAR'S PROGRAM Thoie attending were Miss Pa tricia Gallagher, Staten Island; FALL SPRJNO LATE SPRINO SUMMER SCOTTS LAW N Maurice J . Reldy, Nanuet, N.Y., Um godparents; paternal great • ROLL • LIGHT ROLL grandmother Mrs, Catherine Wil- • ROLL • AERATE e FERTILItl lo., Staten Island; p a t e r n a l • AERATK • FERTILIZE • WEED A grnndmollior, Mrs. Cornelius Gal • AERATE • WKliO CONTROL lagher, Mls» Cntherlno Online,her, CRABGRASS • I'liKTII.lZE • PKIM'MI'.RGENT Mr, nml Mrs, Klclmrd Gnllngher, CRAII GRASS CONTROL Mrs, Thomas Cahill, Slaton Island; • RE.HKED • Rrsi:i:t> CONTROL • FUNGUS PRODUCTS Mrs, Henry Dnwstiu, Glen Rock; • CHINCH IIUG TREATMENT Mr, and Mrs, John Wolf, Him'- • rr.itTii.i/r. • GMUll l’HOOF CONTROL • LIGHT ROLL FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALE tlinrno; Mrs. Maui'lcii Reldy, N.m- 'jM M M HM .IU.Ht not, N.Y,| Edward Zli'glv, .lerney l‘KM s q . PT. Cily; Mr. mid Mrs, David I plli'nty, YOU GET ALL THIS SERVICE INCLUDINO Cnpt, anti Mrs, Komiulh flnmii.'m LABOR AND MATERIAL FOR ONLY I’KR ANNUM ...... A t und children, Cnpl. nnd Mrs. 3 c Charles Slnnfleld and children, Mr. and Mrs, Charier Cnri.-v mul clill- droit. Mr. and Mrs, Wllllnm Cu- wood, Mr, and Mm, S/ml Itosen- 5 6 6 -10 13 slock, Mrs, Mae Kii'ilof nnd I'lirls- CALL TONY Tony's Harris Hardware li)|iliet' Gnllnglipr, Mntnwnii. Skipped Toll John I*. Cliini y, .'II, nl i't I (ii'een- Tony’s HARRIS HARDWARE m MAIN ST. WE DELIVKK MATAWAN wood Avi’,, Cilfrwond, imi lieen fin- il JI mul {I con it 1'nstit on a t'lwijie Of of fnlllui! In |i:iy llie ID cont lull In 130 MAIN STREET WE DELIVER MATAWAN Open Simdiiy 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. Cull 566-k h ;; an miiiiniiillt: i'hIIi i'i Iimi lane on the Oiii'dwt Sliilii I'lirkwny, In Lillie- OPEN SUNDAY FROM 9 A.M, TO I P.M. Iminl. THE MATAWAN JOURNAL. N. j. fhumfciy, Ocfobtf 1,1964 — Icaieacy and not impose a cash voir In Browntown lor this new of 49 acres of which 37 are in wood Ttodior And D ir e c t o r fine due to the expense Mr. Moyers line. land, land $31,740 to $24,500, build Appointed ly School claimed to have had over the The Authority responded to a pe ing, $13,650 to $9000; same owner flRje ^Mstafimn journal wrong return date. tition from 12 owners on Bennett balance cf 80-acre farm land $21,- m i n — r i H a M Oak Cooperstlvt M in Two other head-on-to-curb of Rd. to tie into this new line with a CfO to $15,057. Norman and Mildred n t- m s — j. u m , er* sasnuaw the 4pf»intmc9t ol ■ fenders, Michael Cherepaeke, 11 propoisal to run in a main on a Mays, Francis St., building, $15,926 new Uacher . director, Mri. Havi Wlster PI., and Albert Wiederspiel, basis tar which each owner would to $14,572;$14,r - Robert" 1 M. Kaye, -School ' ' T ^ S A u to , Fair Hsvea.' 11 Wister PI., also were given tut- pay I2W per year lor five years to House Rd., land $2110 to $250; pended sentences on complsints by finance the cost, $1000 in total, or same owners, School House Rd., I. Hthtl Sr«WB. Editor — gtriMlna V. Brown. Aaaociat* Editor I i addition to M yeara of luriery land $1(.0S4 to $9500; building, 120, aad kiadtrairtcn teaching, includ- Patrolman Theodore Lerkowlch. H42 in one lump sum il the 12 own AREA BOAT OWNERS were really disgusted with the ers were lo combine to contract 930 to be eliminated; Thomas J. lag the aoaitton ol taacher ■ direc Caassd Disturbance U.S. Weather Bureau and their forecasters for their bum tor of the auriery achool it Hill- privately with a single contractor Walsh, Bartran Rd., land $2180 to John R . Leahy, <7 Juniper PI., to put down their line. The line will $1400, building. $17,411 to $19,500. and costly steer on Hurricane Gladys . . . Warnings that Jewish Center In New Vork Matawan, was fined $25 on com City, Mri. Stander has taught arts become the profierty of the Author Mere On File the storm was headed this way, issued with alarming fre plaint of John Nunziato, proprietor ity if the owners want it maintain aad crafti and Hebrew to children. of Flo's Bar, Lower Main St.. of Charles R. and Rubi Green, Bea quency and more than a little color by radio and TV news* " a a w W a a h * » h M M MaUwu, Mnr Itrm r* She worked tor a year in lirael ed by the Authority. It will be a con Hill Rd., land $6«50 to $2697; causing a disturbance on those IMO-foot line with two lire hydrants casters, led to a frantic flurry of activity Tuesday alter* JUMMlMUbr tor ( I a m li UaHad to Um eeat o( ttw ip v i with tmotioaally disturbed young premises. building, $10,590 to 15648. Domenick VVI^MV ly MMI OTVm sters at a children's village and on it. and Carmella Manzo, a 127-acre noon and evening . . . Area boat yards hauled them out as aerved oa the Board of a co-opera Three other Matawan driven woodland and swamp tract, land fast as rigs could handle them . . . T h e crane at Hans were parking ordinsnce violstors. tive auriery school in Ellenville, John Tinney psid IS and IS costs Benjamin Kleinberg, South Riv $23,040 to $6350; James C. Gabriel, Pedersen and Son marina in Keyport worked overtime . . . N.Y. er, the Authority1! attorney, ex Dutch Lane Rd., land, $9230 to 12 Then, with Wcdnesdny, came blue and sunny skies, calm for overtime parking on complaint 000; Harvey F . and Mildred D. The Rid Oak Cooperative Nur- of Patrolman Joseph Booket, Jerry plained that all 12 owners must con- water in the bay and hundreds of boats in drydock . . . With aent to and contract for whatever Brown, land, $19,3(0 lo $13,328. _iry School, a stste • certified Bartarichl, Peter J. Rooney and just about four, or at most five, good weekends remaining tchool, will M d classe* two aiorn- Charles Van Glahn, Cliffwood, paid arrangement is made or there can Also Harvey and Mildred Brown, THURIDAY. OCTOBER I. IIM ' ts a week for three and four H and U costa for narking ia the ba no liae, II new people buy and Wyncrest Rd., land, $11,050 to $10,- for boating, many skippers are reluctant to go over again year olds it the new Unitarian oppoalte direction of the flow of erect houses in the area and want $50; Irving and Edna Wells, Main . . . It’s a shame because at this time of year, we usually Church la Lincroft, aeve* miles traffic on complainti by Patrolman to tie Into the Bennett Rd. line, Mr. St.. land, $2«m to $1500, building, have the finest boating weather . . . By the way, Wednesday Kleinberg explained their tie-in . Good Ship “Hope” from Strathmore, aad convenient 10 Ralph Medolla. $19,160 to $15,000; Edith M. Lech afternoon when the bay was calm and winds light and Rad Baak aad neighboring areaa as fata will go, in p trt it least, to a Irecker, a 24.7 acre.tract land, $12,' William H. Burns, Keyport, per variable, they were still forecasting 20 knot winds on the Tfc* Good Ship “Hope" returned to Naw York re well. The new term begins early In mittedd his client, Joseph J. Ayala, credit lor the 12 owners against 7M to $8400; Joseph Herczeg, cently after completing a ten-month medical training and October. Matawan,wan, to plead guilty to a Mav- their original Investment. Morganville - Tennent Rd., build Je rs e y coast . . . How about an investigation . . . it’s the treatment program in Ecuador. Yesterday, ih* waa to sail lag acene of accident count oo The Authority tpproved an ag ing, $18,000 to $15,300; Irene Luxem fashionable thing, you know. ... > , reement for water service to Tri bourg, Vanderberg Rd. and Bucks an her fourth voyage to Guinea, (or her first viiit to tha bitting a parked car In the AAP TH IS 'N TH AT . . . A comprehensive zoning ordinance for Township Republicans parkiag lot, Cliffwood, but coa- angle Gardens, a CI2-garden apart Une, land, $26,C04 to $20,264; same " Africa n M attoenL ■ - ment project to go up on Route 34 owner, Main St., land, $1670 to Keyport, to replace an interim code adopted years ago, should Plan Kkk-O ff Dance tasted a careleta driving summoaa 1b» “Kept" ti not Juft a hospital. aha ia a floating med- from Patrolmta Francis Fletcher aetr Central Park. There will be a $1500, building, $5120 lo $4000; be handed over to the Borough Council this month . . , hal center, a complete town in herself. Sha has brought Matawaa Township Republicans ia this accident. The court found IH per unit charge for the tie-in tame owner, Railroad Ave., $4660 meantime planners and zoners will mark time on new ap« finalising plans for their annual that the state produced no evidence for etch of the 112 apartments. Al to $2000; same owner, School St plications which will be reviewed with an eye to new pro* to tha countries of 'Indonesia, South Vietnam, Peru and ao concluded was an agreement land, $9565 to $7000; same owner, julga kick-off dance Satur tint tha accident was other than visions in the code . . . Keyport also has before it adoption ■cuador a staff ot doctors, nurse* and technicians who have oo private property, io the care with Valley Vale Estates. Route 9, Railroad and Orchard Sis., land, day night at Oak ShadM Fire of the BO CA code to replace the borough’s antiquated build* <5 taught 1750 medical personnel in theaa countrtaa tha latest Houae. less count wss dismissed. Mr. for water service for their n $3530 to $2000. Ib American skills and techniques. She haa given la new Ayala paid US and 15 costs for homes st IIM per house. In each Frank H. and Henry lloylander ing code . . . Probably will be adopted by reference this O.O.P. Township Committee Caa- case, the new owners or tenants tf* to thousands cf pawl* hy major surgery, nutrition to leaving the tcene. Route 79, land $3760 to $3200, build month ,too . . . Pertains p rim arily to heavy and industrial dldatea Albert Allen and Joseph Prior Vlelalsra must buy their water meter from Ing, $7070 to $6000; Edward G. Grif •o n e cl undernourished people, and immunisation igainst Altier. ai weU as Mrs. Maria Geiit, the Authority. construction . . . provisions lacking in the present code . . , candidate for tax collector, will be A fine of ISO and t l costs wss fin, lot 48, block M, building, $1200 arippUng killing diseasea to over a million indigent children. Imposed on Jsmes B. Anderson, Artttld Graham, Woodbridge, the to he eliminated; John R. Hays, Speaking of ordinances, whatever happened to the sidewalk lists of honor. Republlcin csndl- and curb repair ordinance they were considering in Mata Wa believe HOPE is a'program in which all Americans itea lor county offices a re alio ta - Wyckolf St., Matawan, on a no auditor, submitted a proposed bud Station Rd., land, $13,070 and build aan tain great pride. Thanks to the generosity oi men and pecttd lo attend. license count by Patrolman Royce get lor the Authority's fiscal yesr ing, $7180, to be eliminated; Hen wan . . , Still think Mike Barnacle should have gone for the Wallis. The officer produced a which itsrts today, Oct. I. He ea- ry Sadowski, Route 79, land $8000 GOP Assembly nod . . . County GOP politicos had better women, old and young, lt la a unique example o t man's hu- Tlcketi for the dtnce ire atill record of prior violations in Madl- timated revenues to be $280,000 ol to $5000; building, $16,350 to $15, a a n lty to m an and of A m erica’s eagerness to share our know- avtilaUt from Thomas Hienpiel, aon Township, Middletown, Key which $252,000 would come from 350. take notice they will lose all of northern Monmouth County Isdge with tho people of underdeveloped nation*. M-M77 and Willlsm Rysn, 9W320I, port, and East Brunswick which water rents. Expenses would be with no representation . . . Matawan, Matawan Township, s i well ss C.O.P. district leaders. Under Consideration nettled the magistrate against this $109,000, by Mr. Graham's reckon George Yoncak, lot 9, block 59, Raritan Township, Keyport, Union Beach, Keansburg . . , defendant. ing, leaving $171,000 for meeting 12 acres, land $7720 to $5000; build tick them off. Com m unications Joseph L. Chirco, 450 IJoyd Rd., bonding and funding obligations. W oman's Club Board Cheesequake Couple ing $12,170 to $6500; same owner, T H E R E A R E A B O U T 65,000 signs of all types on tho Matawan, was cleared of a charge There was question raised about 31 acres lot 13, block 59, land $14, lb the Editor, Plans Opening Meeting M ark 25th Anniversary of hitting a utility pole entered by State Highway System. There are red signs, green signs, the safety margin in this as the 100 to $9400 same owner, lot 4, I’m aot a dag hatsr, aa I alio Patrolman Medolla on testimony debt service of the Authority is ex blue, white, yellow, and red-white-and-blue signs. They TWeaty members ol the Bosrd ot Mr. snd Mra. Michsel Msatro, block 64, seven acres, land, $4880 lave a dog that I walk. She Is ea a bee had lit on him and distracted pected to run $160,000, a "close to $3000; Alexander Yoncak, lot 2, comc in round, square, triangular, rectangular, hexagonal ^ • least tad curbs*. I'm la sgrss- Trustees sad department chair- Morristown Rd., Cheeiequske, ire his sttention. celebrating th eir 2Sth wedding an margin." But Mr. Graham explain block 64, 14 acres, land, $8020 to and two different shield shapes .... Th ere are speed lim it ,- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Blalr, Mrs. Russell Mallett, Mrs. Law Recent visitors to the AMF Strathmore, were the Saturday ev rence Hodei, Mrs. Robert MacKen- Monorail at the New Vork World’s ening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Perry tle, and Mrs. Zaven Ayanian at Fair were Mr. and Mrs. David En Carter, Tenton. ' . tended a meeting of new and pros* gebretson, Prospect PI. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tosetto pective members of American As Mrs. George W. Clark entertain were the Sunday guesls of Mr. and sociation of University Women in ed Circle Two at her home on Mrs. Jeremiah Crowley, Elizabeth. Middletown on Monday evening. Thursday. Mrs. Benjamin Lewis, Mrs. Rich Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Loftus, ard Nahouse, Mrs. James Neil, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence A. Price Strathmore, were the Saturday ev and son have moved from Strath ening g u e s t s of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Eugene Krebs, Mrs. H. N. De. more. to their newly purchased Edward Bennett, Oceanside, L.l. Camp and Mrs, E. H. Dominick at home in Cherry Hill. tended Ihe Colts Neck Woman'/! Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Club fashion show and card party Mr. and Mrs. George Clark at Thomas McMurray, Marc Woods, at Koos brothers. Freehold, on tended a birthday dinner party on were Mr. and Mrs. Mac Ashley and Monday. Sept. 22, given in celebration of son, Elliolt, The Bronx. Mrs. Hamid Charlsen, Mrs. E. Mrs. Clark’s birthday, at the home Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Satty and Charles Weigel, Mrs. William E. of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mihm, son, Strathmore, attended the Smith jr., Mrs. Howard Warden, Monmouth Beach. Mets and Cincinnati baseball game Mra. Harry Hanna and Mrs. Rich Mrs, Peter A. Read, Middletown; at Shea Stadium, New York, on ard Emtey were the Tuesday even- Mrs. Calvin D. Pearce, Mrs. David Saturday. inK guests of Mrs. David Tuttle, Bruce and Mrs. Alian J. Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Lesh, Strath West Long Branch. Matawan, members of the Mata more, were the Sunday guests of Mrs. Margaret Smith, New York, wan Woman's Club, attended the ‘ Mrs. Shirley Garber and Harry and Mrs. Marlin losetto attended Past Presidents Club luncheon of Lesh, Brooklyn. the Wednesday evening perform Ihe Fifth District on Monday at the Masonic Temple, South Amboy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McMur ance of “ Ireland on Parade” at the Madison Square Garden, New Saturday guests of Mr. and ray, Marc Woods, entertained re Mrs. Donald W. Robinson were cently in celebration of the sixth York. Mrs. Howard Erdmann, Mrs. Mrs. Minnie Bradford and Mr. and birthday of their daughter, Maur Mrs. Winston Bradford, Brooklyn. een. Guests attending were Debbie Gerard Devlin, Mrs. Esther Blau, Mra. R. L. Cartan and Mrs. Karl Mrs. Norman Jacobson, Seattle, Millazo, Rochelle Gallagher, Er Wash., is visiting at the home of in Hunt, Tommie Graves, Becky Heuser were the Tuesday evening bridge guests of Mra. Louis Pazien- her mother, Mrs. Asher Woolley, Nusser, Anna Marie and Eileen Broad St. I. Wallace McCaa, man ami meana chair- •re Mn, Jefca H. Klaney, earrcapaading secretary; Brennan, Kelly Anne McMurray aa. Mr. and Mra. William IfaufM, 11 CaafleM Laat, Matawaa, art mm af lha Matatraa tanagk j i n l l i r y la the Bay* Mn. ShrMaa Ierger, recanNag aecrelary; Mri. Mr. and Mrs. E . Allen Witter, shewn on the deefc e f tbe S. S. H am erir just before aaillag from Ntw ahara laaiiMnil|r llaapllal, peered al lhe Mrmbfr- and Fran Dapolito. Pony rides and Almond, N.Y., have returned Gearge G. Dawaea, vice presldeat; M ri. Warrea Vree- games were features of the party. Verk lar a vacatlaa crviie la Naasau, capital al lhe Bahamas. M r <*a haM al h r ham* Maaday alleraaan. Oflleera laad, p n alM , aad Min F.laine Cherry, treasurer. home after spending a week as the at lhe argaalialba plctare* •kh bar, kit la right. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. BPW President guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond William Gorrell were Mr. and Witter, Broad St. The ‘ McCue Royal Red Car the new hospital which will he huiit Mrs. Alfred Morgan, Mrs. Lydia Mr.s. Hohcrt Fortney and children, Mr, and Mrs, Jac Cushman re M iss Heckelm ann Elks A uxiliary pet," high - lighted by a Jew elled on Beers St., Holmdel. B. Wallins, Mrs. William Uurnres- Baltimore, Md., and Mr. and Mra. Names Chairm en turned home on Friday after at ter, Mrs, Robert MacKenzie, Mrs. Richard Haskins an d children, tending the 45th annual meeting of crown bordered with sniak, wel Also attending were Mrs. Edwin Denis Hyland, Mrs. John Sheridan, Cumberland, Md. At the first meeting of the sea son, Miss Mary Vassiliades, newly- American Society of Gas Associa Feted At Shower Wcleome Member comed tha guaala to Ihe member Wohifarth. Cllffside Park; Mrs. Mrs. Klaus Heck, Mrs. John Black, tion executives at Grossingers, Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. elected president of the Matawan .Miss Helen Heckelmann, 536 ahip tea given Monday by M n. I. Ilarry S. Willey and Mra. George Mrs. Derek Smith, Mrs. Vernon El- Louis Gomlick, Strathmore, were N.Y. Mrs. Rose Blackburn was wel • Wallace McCue for the benefit of Rooney, Holmdel; Misa I . Mabel liaon, Mrs. Warrsn Hutchinson, Business and Professional Woman's Clark Ave., Union Beach, was comed as a member at the regular Mr. and Mrs. Tony Dorrell, West Club, announced her chairmen and E . Charles Weigel attended a Ihe Matawan Borough Auxiliary of Brown, Misa Elaine Cherry and Mrs. Warren Ryan, Mrs. Patricia Yellowstone, Mont. Mr. Dorrell is two-day seminar on Linear Pro. guefft of lionor at a brida) shower meeting of tbe Ladies Auxiliary Ihe Bayshore Community Hospital, Mrs. James C. Day, Keyport; Mrs. Figone, Mrs. Alfred Casagrande, introduced her officers. The post- B.P.O. Elks 2030, Keyport. held Ihe Forest Ranger in West Yellow ned meeting was held at the gramming T e c h n iq u e at the given Sepl. 17 at the Democratic al her home, 2M ’Min St,, M a ta David G. Kilgus, Hazlet; Mrs. Eu- Mra. Richard Siaa, Miss Marilyn stone. K Princeton Club, New York, The Sept. 23 at the Elks H ill, 21* wan. ,r. ' gene Croddick, Mrs. Robert Mc- DiSanto, Mrs. Raymond Singley, ma of the president’s mother, Club, Union Ave., Union Beach. Broadway, Keyport. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Loftua, Mrs, Gua Vassiliades, Route 34, subject was “ How to Make Belter Mr«. Warren Vreela'nd, president, Ca^arthy, and the Misses Mary, Mra. Louis M. Slav. The shower was given by her bridal A report was made that the rum Strathmore, attended tha wedding Cheesequake, due to the illness of Decisions," given by Milton L. ' welcomed Ihe, memberi and Iheir Margaretaaret and Patricia Craddick,______Also Mrs. Richard Erdmann, Mrs. Godfrey, director of Applied Sci- party, Mrs. Sandra Garrily, Long mage sale was successful and ths teals. many of whom indicated of Joseph Fitzpatrick to Misi Pa the president. Marlboro; Mra. John H. Kinney, Richard Burket. Mrs. Francis J. tricia Donnelly in Brooklyn on Sat encea Division of C .E.I.R . Inc. Branch: Miss Judith Sproul, Key* chairman expressed appreciation Seir Intentions of becoming mem- Mrs. Sheldon Berger, Mrs. Thomas Sweeney III, Miss Jeannette Herr- Also serving during the com Mrs. Frank Bliss, Mrs, W. 0. to all who assisted. ’'bers. . ’ • Welstead, Mrs. Jai.e Semoneit, urday and the reception at the ing year will be Mrs. Mildred Day, port; Miss Barbara Davison, man, Mrs. Robert Addiss, Mrs. Hamilton House. Diggin. und Mrs. W. J. Rabel Due to the resignation of Mrs. - Mri. Frank' Ferrano and Mrs. Mra. Sophie Weinstein, Mrs. George Donald DuBois, Mrs. William F. first vice president; Mrs. Bernice were the prize winners when Mrs. Bridgeton, and Miss Barbara Ma> Thomas Griffin, recording, and fl* Zaven Ayanjan poured. Mri. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tosetto at gin, East Keansburg. Younkheere, Mrs. Thomas Lar Marshall, Mrs. Howard Henderson, Van Pelt, sccond vice president; Marguerite Laird entertained at nancial secretary, Mrs. Thnmua George Downes, vice president, tended the wedding of Misa Pamela Miss Kathleen Merritt, recording son, Mrs. Henry Trautman, Mrs. Mrs. James Hawthorne, Mrs. Al Marcsco to John Maher, New York, bridge on Friday evening. Olher Miss Heckelmann wiil becomc DeGenito was elected to that of presided over the guest book. The William J. Miller Jr., Miss Martha lan Swanson, Mra. Robert Gold- aecrelary; Mrs. Theresa Randle- guests were Miss Patricia McKeen, the bride of Kenneth Sproul, Haz- fice. door prizes were won by Mrs. Jac and the reception which followed man, corresponding s e c r e l a - Miller, Mrs. Vincent Eccleston, bach, Mrs. Roilin Richards, Mra. at Riccardo's, Astoria, Queens, on Mrs. Frederick Dederick, Mrs. let, on Saturday at Holy Family Cushman and Mrs. Francis Wat- Mrs. John Traynor, Mrs. George Winston Schaffer, Mrs. Everett ry; Mrs. Rachacl Witter, treasurer. Church, Union Beach. The club extended a wish for a Saturday. Gerard Devlin, Mrs. Leroy Sickels, speedy recovery to Mrs. Charlea aon, both of Matawan. Lyon, Mrs. Russell Mallett, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Calvin Bell, Mrs. Miss Merritt also will head the and Mrs. Elva Barbanell. Decorations for the shower were Flrat Activity Of Year Melanie, Robyn and Leslie Lesh, Koenig, a member. Howard Wolverton. Mrs. Carroll William Quinn, Mrs. William Noy Strathmore, spent Sunday at the finance committee; Mrs. Randle- Mrs. William F. Steiner, Bergen- in pink and white and a large The membership tea was the first B. Hall. The auxiliary will hold its annual es, Mrs. Donald O'Rourke, Mrs. Prospect Park Zoo, Brooklyn. man, legislature; Mrs. Miriam Hul- field, was the weekend guest of her decorated cake waa the table cen a c tiv ity o l iha auxiliary on the cal Also Miss Esther Blau, Mrs. Goodwyn Goodhart, Mrs. Richard aart, membership; Mrs. VanPelt, son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and terpiece. card party at the Elks Hall on endar of social and fund • raising Mrs. Charles Gersna and chil Tuesday, Nov. 10. Howard Erdmann, Mrs. Herbert E. Crane, and Mrs. Paul A. Egan, all public relations; Mrs. Gussie Beil, Mrs. William E. Smith jr. Guests were Mrs. Doris Heckel- *vents during Ihe coming year for Milner, Miss Alvina McDonald, dren, Strathmore, have returned o f Matawan. home from a visit with Mr. and program co-ordinator; Mrs. Eliza* Mr. and Mrs. Richard Emley and mann, Union Beach, mother of the Mrs. Ear) Lewis was awarded Mrs, Charles Gersna sr., Akron, beth Jozsy, personal development; children were the Saturday guests bride - to - be, and Mrs. Estelle the special prize. Ohio. Mrs. Frances Thaler, civic partici of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baines Sproul, Hazlet, mother of the The next executive meeting will Killanat Entertain Mr, and Mrs. Norman Rosen pation; Mrs. Doris Ronson, world and Mrs. Albert Emley, Phillips- bridegroom - to - be. Also attend he held Oct. 15 and the next regu KO C Auxiliary Croup M odels At burg. At Birthday Party blatt, Strathmore, entertained at a affairs, and Miss Kathleen Merritt, ing were Mrs. August Heckelmann, lar meeting on Oct. 21. Brit for their infant son, Daniel, sunshine. Calvin D. Pearce returned home Mrs. Louise Zobiri, Mrs. Marion Those attending were Mrs. Lew Adopts Project Mr. and Mrs. Francis Killane, on Thursday. The godparents were The proposed budget and pro on Friday for a business trip to Jimenez, Mrs. Vera Cunningham, Fashion Show Greal Falls, Mont. is, Mrs. Melvin Lohsen, Mrs. Frank Strathmore, entertained at a fami Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kaiser, Tea- gram for the year were approved. Mrs. Pat Rooney, and Mrs. Mary Kormondy, Mrs. Paul Qillantaras, Visits to The House of The Good The Evening Department of The neck. Rabbi Edelman, Perth Am To Distribute Programs Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gregory, Union Beach; Mrs. Marie ly party Saturday in honor of Mrs. Donald W. Robinson w e re Mr. Mrs. James Williams, Mrs. Henry Shepherd, Wickatunk, have been Killane's father and mother, Mr. Woman's Club of Matawan held a boy, officiated at the ceremonv. Programs will be prepared by Cottrell, Mrs. Mildred Sproul, Mrs. Scchenski. Mrs. Vincent Bran!. fashion show and card party in the There were 35 relatives and friends Mrs. Hulsart for distribution at the and Mrs. Lester Sorum, Wilming Ruth Brown, Mrs. Harold Cluett, adopted as one of the new activities and Mrs. Gus Meringer, Forest ton, Del. Mrs. Lawrence Bealty, Mrs. A> Hills, N.Y., who were celebrat club house with Miss Hannah Mc attending including the maternal October meeting. Mrs. Lorraine Roman, Mrs. Lena o f the Ladies Auxiliary of the Car Mr. and Mrs. George Clark were Ihur Gibson, Mrs. E. Schreiber, ing their 10th and 64th birthdays Lean as narrator. grandmother, Mrs. Diana Bern Thank - you notes were read from Dey, Mrs. Betty Curtis, Mrs. Lor Mrs. John Armitage, /r». Edward dinal Newman Council 1324 of the respectively, Modeling the fall ensembles and stein, New York, and the paternal Lenora Kerr, Jean Matle, Nancy the Sunday evening dinner guests raine Hetirick, Mrs. Barbara Cas of Mrs. Robert Cooper, Middletown. Del Rosso, Mrs. Lawrence Downey, Knights of Columbus, Matawan. accessories from The Friendly grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Rydd, and Rachael Grimaldi for sidy, Miss Roseanne Lo Presto and Mr.s. DeGenito, Mrs. Blackburn Others present were Miss Susan scholarship awards they received. Weekend guesls of Mr. and Mrs. The flrjt visit will be made Fri Killane, Frank Killane, Mrs. Sheila Shop, Main St., Matawan, were Rosenblatt, Douglaston, L .l. Mrs. Mary Ludwig, Keyport; Mrs. and Mrs. George Kapushy. Mrs. Joseph Mahoney, Mrs. Donald Friday and Saturday guests of The report of the Board of Direc Arthur Little, Lake Mohawk, were Ingrid Carlson, Matawan; Mrs. day, Oct. t, according to Mrs. Wil Hessel and children, Jackie and tors meeting Aug. 23 was given by Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dederick, liam Matthaey, president, who con Stevie, Jack Rust, Mr. and Mrs. W. Robinson, Mrs. William Rose, Mr. and Mrs. William Cawood, Florence Magin, East Keansburg; Miss Lynn Wolverton, Mrs. John Strathmore, were Mr. and Mrs. Miss Merritt. That meeting was fol Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Stevens, Or Mrs. Dot Scalzo, Mrs. Lillian Cher ducted the, first meeting of t:.j new Thomas Stone and children, Donna, ange, wera the Sunday guests of Plan Rummage S a le Besson in the home of Mrs. Dun. Eggleston, Miss Diane Christinat, William II. Smith, McLean, Va. lowed by .1 cook-out at the home of ry, Mrs. Therese Stryker, Hazlet; Larry and Eileen, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gus Vassiliades and attended Mrs. W. O, Diggin. aid DuBois, Oxford Lane and Route Joseph Ziska and children, Scott Mrs. Robert Gray, Mrs. August Mr. and Mrs. Howard Agnew. Mrs, Elsie Carlson, Elizabeth; Mns. The Corps Mothers for Ih* Schmeling, Mrs. Leon Christinat, Strathmore, were the Sunday by members, husbands and friends. Mrs. Donald W. Robinson enter Helen Hotzman, Osbornville; Mrs. youth activity program for Guadal M, Matawan, and Paula, Matawan; Mrs. Robert tained at bridge on Wednesday and Howser, Atlantic City; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fogg, Mrs. Howard guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ag Mrs. Van. Pelt reported on the Bernice Carlson. Colonia; ’Mrs. * canal Post 4745. Veterans of For. Mrs. Matthaey named her com first state board meeting held Sepl. her guests were Mrs. Alton Cart Emma Kunnert and Mrs. Alice mittee chairmen and trustees. Mrs. Gua Meringer, Levittown, Wolverton, Mrs. Ralph Babrisky new sr., Philadelphia, Pa. eign Wars, Cliffwood. will hava and Mrs. Cell Magee, shop opera Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. 19 at the Molly Pitcher Inn, Red wright,'Mrs. Howard Veale, Par- Kaiser, Brooklyn. a rummage sale Thursday, Oct. I , Mrs. Hugh McGuire will be chair N.Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Lester lin; Mrs. Charles Logg, Monmouth tor. Harold Conrad, Strathmore, were Bank. Miss Helen G. Hurd, new Gifts were sent by Mrs. Edna from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. and Fri man of Catholic Action; Mrs. Meringer and son, Gary, Syosset, State President, presided. Mata Junction; Mrs. Peter Read, Middle George Carradino, welfare; Mrs. N.Y. . Mrs. John H. Kinney jr., won the Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Hughea and Wade, Mrs. Robert Mount, Miss day, Oct. 9 from 10 a.m. until t children, South Hempstead, L.L wan, Freehold and Lenape-Middle- town; Mrs. David Bruce, Mrs. Marsha Wallace, Mrs. Miriam Sie- p.m., at the Veteran’s Memorial .Frank Matuch, social activities; $23 U.S. Savings Bond. Other priz town Clubs were hostesses for the Frederick Dederick, and Mrs. El Mrs. James Vena, membership; es were awarded to Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Joseph, gat, Miss Carol Hendricks, Miss Home, Inc., Cliffwood Ave., Cliff Strathmore, were the host and host 350 New Jersey members repre more Kattner, Matawan. The prize wood, Proceeds will be used for Mrs. Joseph McAleer, publicity; Ashworth, Mrs. Mahoney, Mrs. winners were Mrs. Logg, the host Donna Hawkins, Mrs. Norccn Ca % Honor Bennetts Camillo Gentile, Mrs. William ess when the Mystery Club met on senting 58 clubs. The theme of the hill. Mrs. Jean Kltzelman, Mrs. the youth activity program. Any Mrs. Waller Sakowski, three-year I964-65 year is "We Share When ess and Mrs. Bruce. trustee; Mrs. Jules Kay, two-year Weintraub, Mrs. Charles Lock Saturday evening. Guests were Mr. Marge Rowden, Mrs. Edith Back. one desiring to dispose ol any and Mrs. Gary Leffer, Mr. and We Care.” The second state board Peggy Dcitz, daughter of Mr. and household item or clothing, call 56*^ trustee, and Mrs. Charles Vena, wood, Mrs. Christinat, Mrs. Maur Mrs. George Deitz, celebrated her «man and Mrs. A. Backman, and On Anniversary ice Oakley, Mrs. David Bruce, Mrs. Mrs. Aaron Lane, Mr. and Mrs. meeting will be held Nov. 21. The Mrs. Ella Gibbs. 5149 or 566-1296. one-year trustee. program will be “ We Share With fourth birthday with a party at the Victor Fredda, Mr.s. Schmeling, Norman Posner. and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Matthaey welcomed as A surprise anniversary party was Martin Blumenthal. Youth." The Tri-Town Club, Glen home of her parents on Tuesday. new members, Mrs. Anthony Nun- iven in honor of.M r. and Mrs. Mrs. Frank H. Bliss, Mrs. Alfred Ridge, will be (he hastes*. . Guesls were Debbie Andrew, Bar J Manville. and Mrs. George Clark. Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. aiata, Mrs. Ralph Seber, Mra. Jer ames Bennett, 2 Fifth St., Mat Harry Wells, were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gussie Bell will present the bara Wilcox, Patty Dolan, Wendy ry Crone and Mrs. William Kay. awan, to celebrate their 25th wed The table prize winners were program at the next regular and Clint Mason. Debbie Meserolf, Mrs. Martin Bell, Mrs. Howard Adolph Hess, Millburn. She expressed the hope of seeing ding anniversary by their children, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Joyce jr., meeting of the local club Monday Lisa Solin, Marty Dempsey. Shel more new members at future meet Mr. and Mra. Peter Rooney,. Mr. Woolley, Mrs. Fredda, Mrs. Kin evening, Oct. 19, at the regular ley Bromm, Maureen Lamb, Mrs. ney, Mrs. Gussie Bell, Mrs. Russell Strathmore, were the weekend ings. Plans for the coming year and Mrs. Charles Stuhl jr. and Su- guests of Mr. and Mrs. William F. meeting place, Midway Hose Fire Everett Carlson. Mrs. Frank Gray were outlined. unne and James Bennett jr., all F. VanPelt, Mrs. Elmore Kattner, House. Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Ronson and Mrs. Robert LaMura. Mrs. Joseph Phillips, Mrs. For Buisse, Huntington, L.l. On Satur An open meeting will be held o^ Matawan. The party was given day they made a trip to tne will be hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jewel, Eliza at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roo man Sutphin, Mrs. Lucy Proctor, beth, and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Thursday evening, Oct. 22, at * World's Fair. .... , p.m. at the home of Mrs. Charles ney, I Little St. Mrs. Virginia S. Varca, Mrs. My Melody Ann Serle. daughter ot Fraebel a((ended the World’s Fair Vena, 14 Gulden St., Cliffwood. A Mr. and Mrs. Bennett were ra Holland, Mrs. Gentile, Miss Mc Mr. and Mr.s. Sheldon Serle. Strath Kimberly Lanzaro on Wednesday. plastic demonstration will be giv married Sept. 24, 1939, by the Rev. Lean and Mrs. Paul A. Egan. more, celebrated her third birthday Fated On Birthday Dr. and Mrs. William Ruoceo, en. Eugene B. Kelly in St. Joseph’s at Swissland, Middletown, on Fri Wyckoff; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard CAN w c n e t * y o u ? Church, Keyport. Mrs. Bennett is day at a luncheon. Guesls attending Kimberly Ann Lanzaro, daughter lafonti, Flushing. L.l., and Mr. and the former Miss Elsie Fuller, Union f l o m a n s C l u b were Lori Ann Serle, Mrs. Bennett of Mr. and Mrs. William Lanzuro. Mrs. Camillo D. Gentile attended Beach. They have resided in Mata Dworkis, aad daughter. Cheryl, , I New Brunswick Ave., Matawan, the dinner show ;j| the Copacabana, C E N T R A L J E R S E Y B A N K wan more than 24 years and are Mrs. Jack Baer and daughter. Deb celebrated her first birthday on New York, on Saturday evening. a n o TRuarr cxaM mNV the parents of four children and a Hears Attorney e Mrs. Gene Krusch and sons, , Sept. 19 at $ party at ihe home of J ‘Mrs. L ‘s;. Gerard° Lrard Devlin entertained ■UMtouuiMa wwiKKS.utama,iwaaal granddaughter. bie. the finaaam •mmiiti • mmumtm-immmm Sidney t. Sawyer, Esq., Speakers Michaelichael and Eddie, Mrs. Melvin . jier grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ; on 1 fiursday ond t Other guests were: Nicholas Ben Reisheri^eisherg and daughters,.... Sharyn Louis Sakowski, Aberdeen Rd., j w,[,ne, !* weirt‘ M,5s Catherine t-athcri Bureau of the Monmouth County I a i Ira tt *mt Mrs Robert Oles- Maiawan , McDonald, Mrs. Margueriterguerite LairdLai nett, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bilottl, Bar Association, was the guest and Lauren, and Mrs. Robert Oles Matawan. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jameson, ky and children, l.ee anil Dara. Decorations carried out a birth nd Mrs. l-dward W. Currie. Other S£RW C£ /S OUR BtGGeSTASSKTf speaker at the meeting of The Wo guest.s were Mr.s, Thomas Wel Toni Jameson, Jack Kirkpatrick, man’s Club of Laurence Harbor Mrs. Howard Winters. Strath day theme and a ballerina birth Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Lambert, more, attended a bridal shower lot day cake was the table center stead, Mrs. Leroy Sickels, Mrs. El held in Webster Hall nf the Laur more Kattner, Mrs. Paul Egnn, j Michael, Judy and David Lambert, ence Harbor Protestant Episcopal Miss Marcy Beth Gerschenson at piece. * Draperies • Slipcover* Mr. and Mrs, Walter Westenberger, the Elegante, Brooklyn, on Satur- Guests were Lou Ann, Barbara and Mrs. Joseph Baier. ! Church. Mrs. George Makuk presid Mr. and Mrs. George Foeri, t Bedspreads • Curtalna' Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Wachter, ed and Introduced Mr. Sawyer dav. and Margaret Bruff, Alary Ann In Main wan Borough ##.»v * Shade* • Bllnda Miss Mazle Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. William Ottaway Leonclte, Michael Longetie, Mar Keansburg, were the Saturday who gave a very interesting and en guests nf Mr, and Mrs. George James Rooney, Wilberta, April lightening talk on "Making A and family and Mrs. Hamilton Wal garet and Bernadette Longetie, Complete Installation 8er*ici and Jamie Rooney, all of Matawan. ters, Storyland Estates,s. were tno Terry and Kathy Walker, Lori Ev Clark. ! f a** • Will.” Mr.s. George W. Allon, Whitens-! r r * SIIOP-AT-liOME-SERVICe Also Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ea- Sunday- dinner guesls ef Mrv,‘- and -----ans, Matawan;------Lori ------Lanzaro, Mor- Miss Joan Decker, club delegate Mrs William Ottaway. Bay j ganville, Lynn Ann and Patt ville, Mass., was the weekend guest i Garden (*- mello, Cliffwood; Thomas Lee, to the Citizenship Institute at Doug of Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Dominick, j •••• tin 147-441? Miss Catherine Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Brooklyn, to celebrate the birthday | I’eierson, Cheesequake. lass College, New Brunswick, Tn of Mrs. Ottaway sr. | Also Mra. Louis Bruff, Mrs. Lar- Mr, and Mrs. William Keller, | Frank Lee and Betty, Debhle and June, also spoke and reported on Skokie, III., were Ihe Wednesday Linda Lee, Newark; Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Pesner, ■ ry Walker, Mrs. Connie Longetie. apartments . her experiences. Queens, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. I.ouls Mrs. Salvatore Longcltd. Mrs. Do- ' guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Beil. Henry Larrlccia, Mrs. Laurie Lar- On Thursduy, Mrs. Arthur Hull riccia, East Orange; Mr. and Mrs. While attending th* State Fall I Hurst, and son. Samuel. New j minlc Leonette, Mrs. Louise I’eter- , , LeRoy Aumack, Mr, an d Mri. Conference at Douglass College York- Mrs Ralph .1. Gordon. Bal- non, Mrs. Joseph Lanzaro sr. and ‘‘' r^iiniMl al bridge and the pri/.e designed like Harry Aumack, Mra. Lolila Es Sept. 10, Mrs. Makuk attended the tinire Md; Mrs. Ann Mint*. Key- Mrs. Joseph Lanxaro jr. : !v'n"<,,'s ,wf r« BW»«» Lam- telle. Mr. and Mrs. William KinL Leadership Workshop and Mrs. M.r and Mr. and Mrs. Jack ( Clfti were sent by Frank and , hl"'" and the hostess. Other guests Keyport; Mr. and Mri, Frank Ful Lawrence Holden attended the Art Harst Matawan, were the Saturday : jack Triolo, Mrs. James Amina- j J'cl 1‘ ^ ‘ln • • Morrison, ler jr., Frank and Barbara Fuller, Workshop witnessing the lost art of dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Sinn- i tu ro, I’eter Ainmaturo, Vincent and i" 1’- ‘J ™ ! S 5 ^ private homes Mr. and Mrs. Leo Krlilnski, Karen Tinsel Painting and How To Slain lev Seaman. Strathmore, who er- j Donald Genllle, Anthony snd Jam-1 , V1, " rs , Charles Perrine, Mrs. m ot* viii m wvm y Glass Windows. tertalned in celebration of the fifth i es Abbalemirco, Irene. Audrey anil : ailan. snd Mrs. Law- r n . • K r U l n e k l , Mra. J. Prochaska, Like living In your own One home... Ih tN 2-itory Georg Union Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. The budget for the new year blr lav of their son Ross Mitchell. .James Grabc and Mra. da role i re"™ ...... ian Colonial!, on 11 private wooded, landacipcd K rei. Joseph Fuller, Union. was presented and approved and Mr.Mr and Mrs. Kugrm'Kugrnf Krebs. Wall. I Mr. and Mrs K llow-ard Lloyd Straihmore, entertained at dinner Later in the evening Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. ; A brief stroll away, Main Street (hopping, an Enpreia Gifts were sent by Mrs. Mary all department chairmen reported. Sehock jr. attended tlu* Rutgers- ' Trading slanip books are being on Saturday evening and then Mri. Sukowskl entcrtiiincd at a RK nation (30 minutes to Newark, JO to New York.) Oat> | ta l t » Rennet to, Miss Karen Aiutrenon, Prinreton football game at Prince* saved lo get a typewriter. Mem guesls were Mr. ami Mrs, dinner party for Mr. and Mrs. Lan- • Huge country kitchen, with Kelvinator rtfrl/tntota, and John Duhlgg. bera may give lhe liooks tn Mrs. Johnson, Provident1 r; Mr. and N1r<. m o sr., Morganville. Olhe gupNts ton on Saturday. j Edward Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. were Mr. and Ms. William Lnn Mr. and Mrs. f.dwaul Currie and muck bars • Air-condltioncd living rooms ■ Private d im Bernard Fleming, chairman. Mr, and Mr.s. C, I), Gentile par The Civics and Legislation and Rorer Lol/„ Maplewmxl: Mr. and /uro, Mrs. Sophie Sakowski, and ming pool, picnic area wilh barbccuei ■ Boiling, Ashing, Mrs. William Lord, South John Sakowski, Maiawan, ticipated In a mix«’d foursome golf the Ways and Means Depnrlments lournamen! a! ihe Manasrjunji Kiv- ; golf, riding in nearby State Parka DANCE CLASSES have scheduled a hits trip lo the Sunday luncheon guest** o» Mr. nnd Mis. Howard Oe^ln'k h, Strain- er Golf i lub on Sundav and Mr. ONI.Y ta APARTMENl S-ilCi: IT NOWI I N R O l l I N O MeailowhriKik Dinner Theatre Fri Lutheran Church and Mrs. C,i>n!ile placed fifth. Al day, Oct, 1(1. For additional Infor tnnir. were Mr, und Mrs. Larry J'/k room ...fraa 111! 4W leeaw... Iio e 1141 M/iislNik <>nd daughters, hell»pagi\ ter I In* match Ihev attended a hul- Friday, Octobcr 2nd mation., Mm, David Willson or Marks First Year fH dinner w m s i s o m m a 50 RCA Portable Stereo Hi-Fi's VK700SQ8 I O RCA Portable TV's i SM I PONTIAC LeHANS SPONTS CAM JrakaMriiM^ Jn * • m e m n t m c u tu r n wonts w u m u i o eouwtOiK jww'jw N n«w w ill M |> »< i»m rt* niiiiimit TRIP* FOR TWO TO PARIS via A i r F r a n c e Veur dream i com* true!.., Diicover ind ddlgM to th* refflMC* d Ih* ChMnpt Byieet, Ih* Ud*, Foiie* Berger e * .., A m ntftrful aft* A i m i Ifcw Stofpsfata TUs W t t k l •xpeni* paid trip for two to P e ril! . . . o o h le le ! ' fw this walk am ym MW Mtry WmAiI THIS COUPON WORTH 41* * p la c e t, IM PO R TED ti«v* the ef #m «| year sMh IMPORTED FROM fRAMCE.. in (Air re i n t i * . . . d m il tto (tn itjrta d Jutt fill fn your name and address on the Parlslenne Stemwore STBtW UI II m W «Hh lan lr Hetlaaw Imported Parititii m Couponi In your booklet. 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CALIFORNIA I eOlMN C R IS C O ■•mble See leee ’£• He SH A M PO O ■& BRUSSIl SPROUTS 25s»W EIT POTATOES 'con ‘ 33c 77c PLENTY OP Pin PARKING ROUTE 35 and 3 6 Ifc w rff# OiNfcir 1, ltM THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. FMS m Hw — Pag* Sm n Marigoldi, (African), first, Mr. tint, Mr. Morbidelli; second Mr. The club expressed appreciation Final Arrangements Aumack; second, Mr. Brown-, Morbidelli. to Ciro Tesoro, Union Beach, for Surprise Shower M izraehi Women World** Fair Theme C h r y s a n t h e m u m s , (cush For GOP Card Party third, M r. Aumack; honorable men ihe poster sign for this show, tion, M ri. Lammers. ion), first, Mr. Aumack; second, Mr. Brown; third, Mr. Morbidelli. which was placed outside the en For M rs. Rooke Final arrangements fcr the spe M eet In Succa Marigolds. (French double), lirst, trance to the (ire house. Roses (tea) red, (irst, Mrs. Bott cial awards which will be a feature Mr. SMtora; third, Mr. Aumack. A surprise shcver for Mrs. Ar Town and Country Chapter of OfFall Flower Show ger, second, Mr. Morbidelli third, of the Annual Dessert Card Party Marigolda, (French single), first, thur Rooke, 400 Atlantic St., Key Mr. Aumack; pink (irst, Mr. Mor Stato Mayors' Unit being held by the Monmouth Coun Mizraehi held a meeting, Sept. !), tfcW, (IM I, Mn. Harold Mr, Aumack; second, Mr. Brown. bidelli, second, Mrs. Loretta port, was given by Miss Barbara in the Succa at the home of Mra. CM M l M M Hw Oum m aad Mi* M ttjer. SdwdulM Confaranca Rooke, Mrs. George Peiose jr., ty Federation of Republican Wo Aatera, (double) second, Mr. Schaeffer, third, Mr. Brown; men on Thursday afternoon, Oct. Ilarry Minder, Fairmount AM*!* t t $ L N at Hvrll Oirdiai Fli* Dam, lint, Mn. Bolt- Bro w a . white, first, Mrs. Schaeffer; yellow Miss Flossie Lambertson and Mrs. A sizeable delegation ot local, Peter Huat at Liberty Hose Fire 7, were made at a meeting at the Somerville. •■r aacaad,d, M ra Asters, (Anemone), second, Mr. first, (tied) Mr. Bottger snd Mrs. home of Mrs. Arthur Joice, Deal. m M i MMlii-. _ _ _ Mae Aspinail Dell; bi-color sec county and state official! from the House, Route M, Keyport, on Sept. Mrs. Man Huttcr, president; Mra. i — Md aw W*rtf» ftfrg rf aaa Browa. Monmouth County area including The party is scheduled for 1 p.m. Frances Ames and Mrs. Fannie vm m m m (bm ontri.tecoad ond, Mr. Bottger; any other, first, I*- , at the Royal Manor, Route 35, Iw u a a w j third, Mr. Aaaack, Cosmos, first, Mr. Aumack. Mr. Morbidelli. Sen. Richard Stout, Assembly Gifts were arranged In a play Gluck attended the New York-New Celoaia, (crested), first, Eugene Sp e ak e r Alfred Beadleston and Spring Lake Heights. About 400 are Jersey seminar at the Empire H> * • Wartra M r." Futurama, flrat aad trt-cotor, Rose* (Floribunda), pink, first,' pen under pink and blue streamers. expected to attend. William s; second, Mra. Marie Mow- some 35 member mayors from the The table centerpiece was a large tel in Mew York Thursday. Mri. T ri - a alar w taaar ia tfca a rra a e * •ty; third, Mr. Brown. Mrs. Schaeffer; second, Mra. Arth county la scheduled to participate Mrs. David H. Marx, Shrews Gluck will attend the conveatioa ai j j f t SSTlin* Oooald Laaunan, ur Aspinail. stork and a decorated cake. M N d » WM M n . Harold BMt- htNfiW i mmUh, Ilff, Lao lam- Calosia (feathered), first and tri- io the Firat Annual Fall Confer Other guests attending were Miss bury, is chairman of the card par the Hotel New Yorker Oct. 4-7 a i a e , tor Mr MM aniM ,“ a two- ' Mrs. Saccone; second, Mr. ence of the New Jersey Confer Diane Pelosc, Miss Debra Peiose, ty and her co-chairman is Mrs. Jo delegate. ■rrufMMat ia tka Mdera Daawt Drama, (im , M n. Sac- House plants section: Flowering, ence of Mayors to be held at Rut Mrs. Chailes Lambertson, Mrs. seph T. Gauss, also of Shrewsbury. Mrs. Jack Wotman, Keyport, ra* ■Mr, faahurlag n l caaaaa witk (irst, Mrs. Leo Lammers; second, aaaK aaaaad. Mn. Lao U a n ifl; A a y o th e r annual, firs t, (tied), gers University, New Brunswick, Marge Lambertson, Miss Dorothy Special Awards Chairman is Mrs. ported on tablecloths; Mra. Aba ‘ rial, fi tha horticulture Mr. Aumack; third Mrs. Aspinsll. Joice. third, M n. Betti*. Mr. Aunack and Mr. Santora; lec- Tuesday. McManus, Miss Agnes Houston, Levine, Matawan, seals; Mrs. Ger. tri-color winner « n ChiJdraa, Ipaca A n . lint, Curiia oad (tied), Mr. Brown and M r. Succulent, first, Mr. Aumack. Mayor Henry Patterson, Prince Mrs. Thomas Houston, Mrs. Her The Federation has a two-fold trude Botnick, Keansburg, Israel i d Saccom tot h it Orlaihr; aaeoad. Limit O rlaiky; Bottger; third, Mrs. Stephen Potoi- Cactus, first, (tied), Mr. Atl- ton, president of the Mayors Con bert Konish jr., Mrs. Bruce Sten- purpose in holding this card party- merchandise, trees and glassca; taatherodcaloela. Mrt. Ihaawa Pal- third, hkbard lodaa. hy; honorable mention, M rs . Leo mack and Mr. Brown. ference, said the Rutgers meeting, eck, Miss Marion Smith, Mrs. Dan to further the election of the Re Mrs. Ames, special projects; Mra. Im * " O M Qv4m" taok dM tri- lat Aal, ftrst, Jennifer Lam- African Violets first, Mrs. Mil to be heid at the Institute of Man iel Clark, Mrs. Maitland Walling, publican candidates for office both Minder and Mrs. Gluck, Mizraehi* aator la tha aaetioa (or tmiM piaatt. Lam m ars. nere; aaeoad, Curtis Orlaiky. dred Sanlcola; second, Tom Sani- agement and Labor Relations Build Mrs, Frank McCleaster jr., Mrs. by arousing interest and by money grams, and Mrs. Sam Miller, Perth ■ Other (rlaaart war*: Arraaaa- Perennials, (irst, (lied), Mri. cola; third, (tied), Mrs. Santora Amboy, house boxes. Stephen Potoiky and Mrs. A rth u r ing at the University, will high George Leone. raised, and to provide the neces (M it etna, Wtleama, flrat, Mra. HortlcuKura Section: AnnuaU, and Mr. Santora. light “ a wide range of governmen Others Preseat sary funds for continuance of the A reading was given by Mri. l arfowr; iaooad, Mra. Lao Lam* Aspinsll; second, (tied), Mr. Au- Dish garden, first and tri-color, Zinnia, Free Delivery t I . FRONT ST., KEYPORT Opon Thuriday and YOUR Free Storage Friday Evtnlnga 244-3020 USED CAR DEALER THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, M Thursday, October 1, 1964 p r -- new to Pop Warner football, wer« Southern Freehold D uri,,g CiiI-Iim Around M atawan Creek Buoy For B Hydros Keyport Kegatta Raritan Ram s Top subject to a 59-6 running up ot tto ' ' ‘?/i©''r'v »‘•' • i t ? ' - • « 4>. - i- ^ > •* i r score by Red Bank. The Vets will remember this in days to com* when they have gotten their grip 13-7 Over Matawan U&Y& / > . ; . ■ -VX P«pWam«rU,P on the game. Raritan Rams sat proudly en sconced all alone at Ihe top of.Jer -MaUwaa High footballeri ran they-disdained to pass on fourth sey Shore League Pop Warner foot Set Registration few a Aiheartaiing setback it down. So I futile pass brought ball standings after Sunday’s ac For Holmdei Program w ir afaaini game Saturday whea Matawan into possession anew on tion. T hey took a rough, tough Ne.v - a ."MW ' to * everythin*” Southern the Maroon and Steel 45. Shrewsbury team apart 25-0 while Registration for ail activities o f ■ Freehold eleven edged them 13-7 The Huskies struck jjoalward Matawan Falcons and the Middle the fall and winter program of tha M the Freehold Rcgkwal Field, quickly. D'Apolito reiched David town Lions were battling to a 6-6 Holmdei Youth Activities Associa tk e Maroon and Steal did every- w ith I pass at the Howell 45. Da tie that knocked both out of a share tion will be held Salurday, from t W ar <• their rival* but deteat vid slammed-banged down to the of the league leadership. a.m. unlit 12 itoon, in the main them. In (act, Ihe game wound up N. He shot off tackle for seven lioth Raritan . nd Middletown hall of either the Indian Hill School Will the Matawaa team hailed on yards more. A pass failed but John face tests this weekend that will or the Village School, Holmdei. Hm one-yard line with M seconds Pnglnne made tt a new first down make them or break them as far Basketball is available to boyg at the 7 on a sweep play. As lhe as (he league race goes. Middle maa Hill, the baies-steallng jn the eight through 15 ycur old age *&! crowd was roaring, David was town will come to Raritan High group. The boys will be divided D aik of the Jersey Shore.League checked to the iniide. Then Pan Held in a grim mood after their ta baieball. had mi ilippers ol into three groups, clinic, junior o r lion* went to the outside but tie with Matawan, determined »o j senior basketball teams. Clinic M*ed aa hi football alM. It wai himbled as he was hit at the I and pull the Rams down oul .of the top j iialsly hia tpeadafuot that thwart- practice will beheld at both schoots the ubiquitous Hill was In for the spot in the league. Matawan Fal- j on Saturdays. the Httahiet. He ran lor abort vital recovery for Howell. cons will play host to Long Branch > laeaa aa one touchdown drive, Available to girls in the fourth The Maroon and Steel appeared al the new Matawan High Field. | the length. of. the: Held; on - p. Coach George Bischoff rates thc ; through eighth grades will bf down when Hill need out i fir.st cheerleading, volleyball, crafts, ad, and did the punliu for the down at Ihe IS in Iwo plays. But Little Green Wavers the hidden i Hawaii Towmhip team. But what twirling and basketball. Crafts pra» then he fumbled and ll was the menace in the league race. j grams will he held at both schools, k* did moat of all wai lo rove oa Huskies ball at the al. With time 4mh fan defense, keeplag th* The Raritan Pee Wees won as while all other programs wiil be •M nation under control when fading fast, David got them roar f j ^ »» ' , * , **■+"-< S’* , , . * - ■- . t - . 1 well as their big brothers. A pas held at Indian Hill School only. All ing again with a rush to the South- Praabie D’Apolito, Matawan, wai sing combination of Jario Scruggs children and adults participating •rn Freehold 12. David was stopped — ^ r, iSsftrfr. \ w . *** •- - ' i to Richie O'Brien gained the 7-0 in any activity which is held ia fttcM u (trike* all over the place. cold at the line, but then that sent D’Aaollto connected 13 time* and ''J t- - ? * ' f --' I ~ -r* j, - - r margin Tor lhe little fellows. either gymnasium will be required David up center to the Southern Converts On First Score tt* Mil bounced out of the hand* to wear sneakers. Parents must Freehold David cracked off Jim Polito got the Raritan "big" at receivers too many timei more, TWa Central Jersey driven, Carl Clark <116 - J) and Bruce Hurd, I at Ihe third annual Keyport Megalta, sponsored this year by Ihe Key-1 accompany children when they reg* tackle and' Matawan had only a leam on' the right track toward a ■ut D'Apolito w u atopped on hli hava it Mil al elese quartera Ml the first lurn Sunday in Ihe Keyport I part Recreali*n Commission In co-upcralion with Ihe Central Jersey ; ister. • yard lo go for a first down at Ihe league leadership wilh a 30-yard 4mm paating became the ipeedy Regalia whll* Mil Hectcr, Weal Palersan, (coming up lo buoy), seeki (Oulboird Division) Racing Association. Mat water made Ihe racing ! first period pass to Tom Burst and Hill aad Clarence Lida were rov- two and three yards to go for a ta cut ia...... ahead af then thillew ru* la the‘ lurn...... llurd and tlarkpattern n good one, hul Ihe driver* had lo head into Ihe wind on Ihe i im i ana uiremx touchdown. But the Howell line then rolling oul for 40 yards on a tag in a strooa ufetyety anda floating' swapped place* several ^L*es In Ibis tense race before Hurd finally west rna and three flips resulted. Bui there were no Injuries reported. I tur/std up and Hill Lido ckned “keep” plav. Randy Mitchell con ■ aafety pro-football ppan an defenie. and ran dewa enaagk I* straightaways I* overcome Clark’s advantage on One boil was stave la during Ihe “B" utility when it rammed floating >AYRE WOODS in. On a measurement the b ill was verted on the first score. Matawan showed to advantage lha turns. ,ehort by inches. Southern Freehold The Rams implemented this firsi There were <1 racing drivers In attendance with Iheir racing craft akag lha ground, too, with Ron fans roared in hysterical relief. period lead with deep runs by Don David belli astubborn ' Two play* ind it wis all over. Ray Hammond, Cliffwood Beach, Schubert, B utility, was the third . Oa* Collision HU Runabouts Russomano and Doug Powers later ■ hardjo bring down. t. Hay Haminuiul. Cliffwood S. in the contest. Coach Leo Moran's NOW THRU TUESDAY There wai little more to uy. and John Henrikien, Keyport, fin driver to he tossed overboard. There was one collision. Moe John Henriksen, Keyport 600. D'Apolito hid panel to perfection. ishing 1-2 in B utility, made the Anthony LaConte, Keyport, was Hayes, Westville Grove, collided boys controlled the contest all the The game opened with Matawan Cl) Humhuutk way. David had battered himself out. best showing of drivers from this the general chairman of the event with Lang in the second BU heat. HanJf Hunne, Cranford 700; 2. feringhig the ball into play on their J. Matawan and Middletown rocked awa H after a long kickoff • boot Ken Szyarto, linebacker, had kept area in the various events at the with Sol Opatosky, chairman of Neither driver was hurt, but the Dick H«es, Schwenksvllle, Pa. 7W>; Hill from scoring it least two more 3. Stan Kaminski, Philadelphia hack and forth lo .10 avail in the tv Hill. The lint thing to go wrong Keyport Regatta. Hammond ran the recreation commission, and boats were damaged heavily. First, (ttt place decided on better times) times. But It waa just a shocking, firsi half, but in the third quarter lth tha Huskies wu to miu a out front from the start but Hcn- Mrs. Frank Fuller, Union Ileach, In second and third place prizes, do Hit Kanahouts ; aickening, totally-unexpected first riksen gave him a hard chase af charge of regist atlons, his assis nated by the Keyport Recreation Pete Hansen began to whip the rat down by inchei on three 1. Dick Kaiu\ Minlbink !li|]h, P,«. passes through for the Falcons. flays. They punted the- Howell gime defeit. ter two-other B boats collided on tants. Commission, were awarded follow WO; 2. Dick (lees, Schwenksvllle, Pa. MO; :i. n a y Hastings, Chester, Pa. 450. Lou Fmbley and Jim Paglione did lean back to ita own U. Southern a u t'h u c i the first turn when the drivers tried Race Two Keats ing the final race. a r t m b too dsring a cut-in. This delayed Ten slock outboard classcs com A fttork Hydro* some nice pass calching to bring Freehold Incurred a 15-yard penal- First dawns 1 14 Keyport Regatta was a national 1. Archie OII»r, York. Pn. H00; JI. HenrUuen when he had to swerve peted over a one-and-two-tliirds the ball down to tbe shadow of thc (r, then Hill's tin t attempt to punt Ruihlng yardage 117 117 point standing event sanctioned by frank Fuller. Union Reach 325; 3. Ted Middletown goal posts, then Han I I I blockcd Panin* yinlaa* 41 tOS to avoid one of the boats as lt mile racing oval laid out In the the American Power Boat Associa Thompson, Owing* Mills, Md. 469. P a iM S 1-14 11-17 bounced off under the impact. mouth of Matawan Creek. Each It Stork Hydro* sen lugged it across himself. The The Maroon and Steel'* first big InlampttoAS by l . l tion. Most of the driven including Most lensational spill of the day class raced two heats of five miles. 1. Bruce Hurd, Staten Island, N.Y. Falcons would have scored again ahaace, from tha Howell M, ended Piinta 110 1-17 tion. Most of the drivers In C. 800; 2. Curl Clark, Aitumuchy. N.J. Fumbles lost X 1 occurred to Pete Andrews, Mata Frank Fuller, Union Beach, plac to win it when Gary Gluck broke when Lida Intercepted a D'Apolito Pete and George Andrews, Mata •00; .1. Mill Hoctor, Weal Paterson into the open field on a reverse iu aad rin It out to midfield, Yards nensllwtf U 19 wan, headed duwncours* westward ed second to Archie Oiler, York, 490. \rCENE DAHL (WMOMOOR R iaiillwra FrickoM (II) wan, will head for the mile champ play. But the Matawan halfback ill, doing practically all the ball- Enda— Korman, O'Brlwin in the C alky hydro race. A gust P i., in A itock hydros. Bob Lang, ionship at Elizabeth City, N.C., C Slock Hydro* Tacklaa—Carter, Marlin, Drum, Or- of wind nosed his craft downward 1. llill Parker Sr., UorrienUnvn 8 Frieea edectlve thru Sot., Oct. SrJ In Super Markelt and Self-Service ilerei enly In Northern New Jeriey, Orange and Rockland CovnHee. 14 HR. TOWINO FUU UNI OP All Tobacco I'rniliM'U, I'resli Milk and Aluiiimilo iloverav.ca rufiiitit frnm I'lnlii Stamp uder. pM,# GfNIRAL RIPAIRS RARITAN TOWNSHIP CIIFFWOOD KEANSBURO PORT MONMOUTfl iisiuf, Rt. M and Poolo Avo. Highway 35 ami Cliffwood Avo. Rt. 36 and Main ft. Rt, M and Wllcon Avo, THE MATAWAN JOURNAL. N. J. T h u rsd a y , Octob«r T, T964 Use W ANT ADS to Buy-Sell-Rent AUTOS FOR SALE services HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT PARKER BOARDING HOME foi EX PERIEN C ED *ewing machine O FFICE EQUIPMENT, unlimited TWO ROOM efficiency apartment, savings on new and used desks FREE INSTALLATION ■HI LANZARO'S aged men and women. Stan THE NO MONEY DOWN operators, steady work. Call 264 all improvements, located at 81 Ucaaaad Call M MIll. Matawan, 5866 and ask for Ann DeMattero, chairs, files, shelving, parti hins ALUMINUM COMBINATION Main St., Keansburg Call 842-1703. A U T O S A L E S N. J. wjtl KIRWAN COMPANY If your credit Is good you can buy or apply in person to Mountain drafting equipment and etc. Ralph STORM WINDOWS ONION BEACH, apartment 4 this 3 bedroom home with no Top Manufacturing Co., Locust St., Mocci, 299 Washington Street. Key QUALITY USED CAM CLIFFWOOD Boarding Home foi rooms, heat, electric and gal IM BROAD STREET money down, located In Union Keyport. wjtf port. Call 764 1558. wjtl 6 FOR $77 supplied. Adults only $125 pe» t t* H A O t f l . , MATAWAN elderly men and women, private Beach. Immediate occupancy. For Triple track, fully weather stripped and cute guest*. Licensed by thr KEYPO RT, N. J. TWO intelligent high school grad TREMENDOUS savings on doori month. Inquire 208 Florence Ave., CR MAIN A IT N Information call Scoras Construc genuine Alcoa aluminum, E-Z tilt Union Beach. wjtf State. Jamea L. Lawion, R.N REALTORS 1NSURORS tion, 284-4187. wjtl uates for training in manufactur windows, stumors, millwork etc Can be cleaned from inside Term» Myrtle Ava.. Cliffwood CaU M4 ing process. Apply in person Mor Next to Garber Plumbing Supplier APARTMENT, 3 rooms, ceramic 5 6 6 - 3 2 2 4 O N . wjtl Matawan — Priced below assessed DEVELOPMENT HOME OWNERS ris Manufacturing Co., 1 Johnson livvy. 35, Laurencc Harbor. Call PROWN'S tile kitchen and bathroom. Busi o m n k v u m i s m evaluation, 4 Bedroom, Bi-level Ave., Matawan. wjtl 566-9050. wjtf 32 Broad St SH 1-7500 Red Bank ness couple preferred. Rent $81 STROTHER ft ECKEL, INC. Ranch. Has formal dining room, Being transferred? Huuse loo per month with heat. Call 787-9720 TH REE experienced pressors, Un wjll LLOYD AND NOLAN RDS. game room, 1 full bath and 2 half small? Mortgage payment too FLOWERING SHRUBS or 7 3 7 - 0 9 9 0 .______wjtl oaths, 2 car garage on 240'xl60’ high? Don't wait, call us now, ion Shop, piece work rates. Ap LUXUEIOUA TRAVELO mobile (Im II INdtli o sm IIm I coidl- Selling out; Veigelia, Firebush. MORGANVILLE very nicely landscaped lot. Ter we'U buy your home. ply la person, Morris Manufactur home; 55 x 10, like new, many UNION BEACH iTaparlments 4 and ' """ CdW W wjll rific value only I ‘A years old. ing Co.. I Johnson Ave., Malawan Mock Orange 10 for {5. Many extras. Call 204-8095 or 264-79!)l 3 rooms. Call 264-9766 or inquire Oradtag, Land Clearing, Top toil. others 3 for $1.00 Call 946-1733. B to w m nuB m i«to 122,400.00. MANLEY ASSOCIATES wjtf after 5 p.m. wjtl Augic’s Amoco Station, Highway Trenching. Laterals. Fill Dirt ate. wjlf m m w i» ^nwiwwid v-s •71-535) 36, Union Beach. ______wjll Call MMM. or M41M2. U no STENOGRAPHERS, female. Please 14 STORM WINDOWS. 14 screens. MgkM, N*» MMMMUC UtUMM- Hailet — 3 Bedroom ranch, rec wjtl APARTMENT 3 rooms, modern, call 44MUS. ■ wjtl state qualifications and salary, A HANDSOME HEAVY DUTY very good condition. Inquire Nel M , w w t io f»m i Srtv* A ili, reation room, laundry and utility KEYPORT, Open House 11 There must have transportation. Write newly decorated, with refrigerat R w lUertag aad kntM UM. room in basement. Walking dis ALUMINUM son. 62 Green Grove Ave., Keyport or. Utilities supplied. Call 264-4539. OLIVER'S REPAIR SHOP sa St., hours for inspection 1 to P, O. Box 94, Malawan, N. J. wjl or cull 264-3908. wjl U M m MSM. wjtl IT LITTLE IT R E E T MATAWAN tance to school. Numerous im- wjl rovetnenu now being made to S Saturday and Sunday, October WINDOW e 3rd snd 4th. Four bedroom split MIDDLE AGED lady for compan- SHASTA Travel Trailer, 12 feet CHEVROLET IMS 1 door Belaire, Clock, watch aad Jewelry repairs. e completed before new owner ,an and light house work in re FOR TH REE ROOM modern apartment, hydrcoutic, ' transportation. Necklaces reslrong- Monday, Wed occupies. Good buy at $14,909.00. level 4 years young, living room, long, like new, used twice, housed heat, lights, gas, hot water sup large modern kitchen, full base turn for bed and board. Cail 264 $11.95 iu garage. Equipped for town and M w offar. Inqaln• fit Central aesday, Friday 7 p.m., to It p.n.. 0828, wjS* plied. Call 264-3729.______wjtf Am ., Union Batch. w jl* Saturday I am ., to S:M p.m. wjtl Strathmore-at-Matawsn — This is ment, 1 car attached garage, util FREE ESTIMATES country. Sleeps four. Can deliver. ity room wilh stall shower; on a $850. Call 566-4989. wjl UNION BEACH, 4 rooms and bath, a real gem, 4-bedroom, 2 full baths, BUS D RIVER; also mechanic’s KARL FRANTZ 284-3405 heat nnd water supplied. Avail HM CADILLAC, Moor hardtop, PART TIME bookkeeper, payrolls Cape Cod, central air conditioning, nice landscaped lot. City Sewers. helper. Apply in person Marathon «0 power, d r conditioning. Must and tax reports, Call 284-0723, Asking $19,500. w jll PIANO, Spinet, Winter, like new able October 18th. Call 264-6199. fully equipped wssher, dryer, re- Bus Lines, 10# Stevens Ave., South $27 j, also garden tractor $125. wjl MB. INS Call between S aad 8 ■ wjtl frlgerator-freezcr, on well land Amboy. wjl ROOF SHINGLES 11.75 per bundle. w jl THE WHALE AGENCY Call 566-4756. wjl TELEPHONE ANSWERING scaped 70 x 110 lot, city sewers. roll roofing $1.50 and up. Fell FURNISHED apartment, ground 12,890 will assume mortgage. Total RT 35 & LAUREL AVE. RELIAD LE woman with own trans $1.75, asbestos and brick siding $10 MAPLE single bed and spring, 2 floor, private entrance; hot water NM FORD Falrlane 4 door, good SERVICE HOLMDEL portation for housework 1 day a good tire* |IM . Inquire Let us be your Secretary, no need price, a new low, $18,750, a square; also garage doors'$39 75 dressers and night table; 4 kilch- supplied. Call 56C-2746.______wjl« 671-2000 week; Thursday or Friday pre Finer Roofing Supplies, Old Bridge en chairs; 65 records 45 R.P.M. 4 0 Middle Road, Hutet. Call 284 to miss calls; part time or full time wjl ferred. Call 566-8144. wjl FURNISHED rooms special weekly — ‘ w jl service. Call 204-7000. wjl SUBJECT TO F.H.A. OR V, A. Road, Engllshtown. Call Gibson with stand, like new. Inquire Sat rales $25 double. Low dally rates, APPROVAL CAR WASHERS, experienced. Ap 6-6821. wjtf urday and Sunday 808 Brook Ave., privnte balh, free TV. fiM FORD whit»MiM, 4 door |3»S 7 IMMACULATE ROOMS Union Bcach. wjl 1197 Dodge white-black 4 door LITTLE CREST ply Keyport Auto Laundry, 110 Ask for Bob Storr or Bill Murray Front St., Keyport. wjl FACTORY SURPLUS HOLLY HILL MOTEL MM; both automatic trannhluion, I ’A balhs, garage, and loaded wilh ANTIQUE single bed; bureau; two Mod running condition. Inquire 98 D A Y CA RE end tables with drawers. Two RT 36 W. KEANSBURG CALL AT KEYPO RT 264-0745 extras. This house must be sold GENERAL factory help; day and 250 787-6776. Gram Grove Ave., Apt. 17 A, Key- APPROVED 10 YEARS now—Vet no down payment—nun chairs, three electric heaters, mar AT BELFO RD 787-5500 night shift. Apply Ballurd Ad J H.P. & 7 H P. ble base lamp; perfect condition wjtl p o rt o r call 2M-3W7. wji< . EXPERIENCE veis, low down payment—or take vertising, 13.11st St., Keyporl. wjtf CHILDREN 2 TO • YEARS AT RARITAN 787-8800 WAGNER RIDING TRACTORS very reasonable. Call 264-8071. APARTMENT 3 rooms and bath, NM FORD 1-door aedin, good run- 4-'A% mortgage—No reasonable of. wjl* fer refused, priced al $18,250. Call MATURE WOMAN to supervise of WHOLESALE PRICES modern kitchen; rent include* nlng condition, alto m o w tires, M EMBER OF FlIHRMAN ROAD MATAWAN 671-3311 right now. fice; Bome typing needed. Write 26 attachments available, Parts ALUMINUM BOAT 10 toot, weighs utilities. Ideal tor business couple. bwt offer. CaU SN-34X after • MRS. VICTORIA FARRELL MULTIPLE LISTINO SERVICE Box N in care ot this newspaper. Apartment ready tor occupancy p.m. w jl guaranteed. 48 lbs., brand new $75. W. P. IN CHARGE wjl Morris, 334 First St., Keyport. Call November 1st. Call 264-1877 for ap- WALKER & WALKER EX PERIEN C ED knitwear cutter. AGENT DAVIS LOCKSMITH poinlment after 6 p.m.______wjl 566-7520 MORGANVILLE, lovely Cape Cod Apply Acml Knitwear Inc., 285 264-0128. wj8 REALTORS & MATAWAN Unfurnished apt., 4 Wj8 >/i acre with trees, 3 bedrooms, King St., Perth Amboy. wjl HOT ROD, boat, golf, gun maga U U Highway 31 LAWNMOWER CO., lovely, spacious rooms, 2 bed THE UPSTAIRS Thrift Shop, 96 dining area, dead end street, rea R ELIA B LE cleaning woman, full zines and others; school books rooms, large tile bath, 7 closet*, Middletown, New Jersey RT. 35 A CLARK STREET of all types; also television. Call Broad St., Keyport now open sonably priced. Call 988-7588. wjl day or 2 one half days a week. KEYPO RT garage, best location, fine condi dally 10 a.m., to S p.m. Accepting Multiple Listings Call 5864)627. wjl Pete 264-1492. w]l* tion, occupancy for 3, heat and 294-3683 fall and winter clothing/ household And Trade-lna hot water Included, avail. Oct. IS, Phone; <71-3311 TA BLE TOP electric range, 4 burn item s. Call X4-M43. wjl* EXPERIEN C ED auto salesman, wjtf $107 monthly. Call 229-9439. wjl o m $ u t v m a r PETS Sand for Catalog Plymouth and Valiant. Buhler & ers, no oven, in wood cabinet, Bitter Inc., Broad St., Keyport. SHOES—For work, dress or play. good condition, reasonable. Call KEYPORT, furnished room, pri ROELBOW KENNELS. Individual ' Open 7 days 566-5644. wjl wjl wjl For the whole family, expertly vate tiled bath and shower, pri pens with runs, tender loving fitted, widths to E E E always in vate entrance; off street parking, care, dogs own diet, heated ken MACHINE OPERATOR—for young stock. Selling at 20 to 40% below BABY CARRIAGE, grey on grey, light housekeeping, all utilities sup MAGIC COTTAGE nels, winter reservations taken. Matawan, 3 bedroom ranch, 1 car man to learn embroidery trade. regular retail prices. Alexander's custom made, excellent condition, plied. Call 264-4661.______w jl Call Mrs. Bowman, Marlboro, 462- garage, convenient to transporta Call 284-3800 for Interview. wjl Discount Shoe Center, Route 36 windbrcakcr, can be used as car tion and shopping $17,500. bed. Besl offer. Call 264-5133. wjl KEYPORT, apartment, 3 room* BEAUTY SALON near Poole Ave., Hazlet. Call 264 and bath, nice location, hest and FEM ALE electro cardiograph 3303. wjtf Keyport, 2 bedroom ranch $16,000, technician, experienced, full time, TH REE P IEC E living room set, 2 li o t water included, reasonabla O c m i i Blvd. Cliffwood Btach WANTED TO BUY liberal benefits. Apply Personnel end tables $50, also TV set $25. monthly rental; ideal for newly THE LEXINGTON AGENCY, Office, Perth Amboy General Hos Call 566-6674. wjl weds or business couple. Refer OLD AND NEW COINS bought. BRO KER WHITE ALUMINUM ences, available October 1st. Call Phono 566-0261 pital, New Brunswick Ave., Perth BEAU TIFUL pedigreed poodle, ex CaU MI-1137 o r W7*. wjtf 568-0101 Amboy. wjl 264-7108. w jl - wjl STORM DOORS cellent pet, with clippers, $75. OLD electric trains, any condition. MALE orderlies, full time, all Call 566-6647. wjl KEYPO RT apartment, 3 rooms snd CaU 284-58*7. wjtf KEYPO RT 1 story 3 bedroom shifts, fringe benefits. Apply Per bath, $95 per month; also 4 room SPECIAL $ 2 9 .9 5 home, full dining room, base sonnel Office, Perth Amboy Gen SIAMESE KITTENS, seal points, apartment, $115 per month. Call ANTIQUES WANTED ment, screened porch, garage. $11, eral Hospital, New Brunswick Ave., several shades, excellent stock, 2G4-4822.______wjil 900. Sterling McCann, Real Estate, CRAWFORD CROMEY males and females. Call 264-6418. Furniture, china, glaia from one Perth Amboy. wjl TH R EE large rooms and bath, heal F o r U m M onth of October 253 Broad St., Keyport. 264-1376. ______wjl and hot water, floor tile through piece to an estate. What have you? EXPERIEN C ED operators to work wjl onl ladies dresses. Piecework and 787-2406 GAS RANGE O'Keefe & Merritt, out the rooms; storm windows. In Call anytime 5884410. w|tf Union conditions. Apply in person, wjtf white enamel and chrome, like quire 209 Dock St., Union Beach. KEYPO RT 8 room house with a 3 new. Call 264-0727. wjl* room bungalow, only $16,000. Rosewood Sportswear, 38 Francis w jl OB PmnMMt Sterling McCann, Real Estate, 253 PL, Keansburg. wj!5 BEST TOP SOIL KENMORE sewing machine with Iw iiw OwwrtRBitiw cabinet. Call 566-0285. wjl THE LODGE APARTMENTS. (•chiding Cut, Broad St., Keyport. 2(4-1378. wjl NURSES A ID E 3 p.m., to II p.m. Keansburg, furnished apartment, Chicken Manure, Maa atone, road l^npoD, in SUB SHOP, profitable business now Apply in person Broukdale Nurs dean, comfortable 2 rooms, kitch O, I. NO DOWN payment, mort ing‘ Home, Highway 35, Hazlet. gravel, good fill dirt, aand, cheap enette, tile bath laundromat, park n i Ofcmottr ia operation. Reasonably priced gage paymenta $85.60 per month, for quick sale. For details write wjl er lop soil ate. Bulldozing and INSTRUCTIONS ing, year around, $88 monthly in U m * - O n l y Box B in care of this newspaper. oversized kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 1% cludes utilities. Inquire 17 Colllna * 6 " baths, living room, 24 x 24 garage. C LER K TYPIST. Looking for alcrl backhoa lervlce. TEN LESSONS $10. Accordion, Gui wjl girl for general office clerical tar. Special. Call 566-5743. Berna- St., Keansburg or call 797-1532. Cyclone fence, see it at 310 Front wjt St., Union Beach, then call Dan and typing; will also perform as ECKEL TRUCKING dean's Music Store, Matawan. relief telephone operator, experi ______wjS* APARTMENT, 2 rooms, furnished DIViilo, Broker, Charter M890. MORGANVILLE wjl ence preferred. Apply Atco Ceram MUSIC LESSONS in Strathmore, on bus line, adults. Inquire 11 RUSS&L OLDSMOBIU - CADILLAC CO. ics, Highway 35, Keyport. wjl CALL DAY OR NIGHT piano, clarinet and saxaphone. Atlantic St.. Keyport.______w jl* KEYPO RT RANCH, 3 bedrooms, FEM ALE, experienced kick-press *88-5707 Instruments available. Beginning, APARTMENT, UNFURNISHED, ) attached garage, only $18,000. and machine operator for light wjtf advanced and jazt theory. Call 566 rooms and bath, available Octo MVmS YOU TO MEET THE .. Sterling McCann, Real Estate, 253 assembly work. Apply Crown En 9565.______wjl Broad St., Keyport. 264-1378. wjl ber 15th; $60 per month,’ also 1 gineering Corp., Locust St., Key- E X C ELLEN T private piano in furnished rooms and bath $12 pef j>orti_iCalli^G4; 30R6;_ |_ _ -i<|_ _ —_w^ N EW STOCK UNION BEACH—8 room two story structions, experienced patient week, immediate possession. In. teacher. Call 264 0805.______wjl older type house. Corner lot 50 x Shrubs, trees, evergreens and Cali quire Ashall. 158-160 Main St., ROCKETfiUUOH ’B E 100, enclosed side porch, double SITUATION WANTED fornia Privel 8" to 12"; $9 per TEACHER of piano, specializing in Keansburg or call 787-6040. wjl garage. Asking $7500 — must sell hundred. Potted Pyracantha $1.25 beginners. Will come to thc home. Call 566-7744.______wjl HOUSE 4 bedrooms, kitchen, living — will sacrifice. Call evenings after WILL DO ironing in my home, very each. Marion blue sod 2 years old. room, 1 >/2 baths, 2 car garage. 5:30 264-1641. Good for nursing reasonable. Call 264-0570. wjl Raritan Landscaping, Highway 35, See it at 310 Front St,, Union liome — boarding house wilh minor South Amboy. Open daily 8 to 8, W ILL BABY SIT during the day for Beach. $125 per month. Dan DiVIr* repairs. wjl Sunday 9 to 5. Call PArkway 1-0208. LOST io, Broker Charter 9-6690. wjl OLUMOHLE working mothers at my homo. ______wjlf Call 264-3068. wjl BEA G LE puppy, female, 5 months NEWLY renovated furnished rooH MATAWAN old, mostly black with brown nnd near nil busses, kitchen prlvlleg. WILL'DO WASHING and ironing in ELECTROLUX white markings, on Sunday, Sept. my home; pick up and deliver. cs. Call 264-2216. w jl Four bedrooms, living room, din 27, wearing red leather collar, Call .M-Mril or 5(16-5498. wjl IN BAYSHORE AREA CALL ing room, kitchen, full basement, answering to llie name of Peaches. KEYPORT 2 story, 2 or 3 bedroom garage, l{£ baths; very nice yard, W ILL do ironing in iny own homo. 566-6343 Reward. 2 Mill Rd., Matawan. Call home, newly decorated $125 per close to schools. Asking (17,500. Call before 4 p.m.. 5G6-30.I2. wjl wjtf James LaCount 264-7700. wjl month. Sterling McCann, Real Es tate, 253 Broad St., Keyport. 254 1376. wjl V. A. NO DOWN F. H. A. $700 DOWN V5 DUPLEX Ranch home, 5 larg* rooms and halh, unfurnished, en SUBJECT TO APPROVAL closed porch, full cellar, car space, BUSINESS SERVICES heat and hot water supplied. Off YOU'LL Bl AMAZED AT THE Hlghwny 79 near Mntawan line. MARLBORO GARDENS Call for appointment 566-3171. wjl BUNGALOW, furnished, $55 per LOW-COST LUXURYI Three bedroom Cape Cod, living Television Top Soil Contractors month. Inquire 307 Lorlllard Ave., room, dining room, kitchen, full Union Beach. wjl basement garage. Taxes $353. Very row'd Nnd Too . . . R u m o II O ld s DON'S TV SERVICE TO P SOIL VINCENT J. DIGENNARO APARTMENT 3 rooms; also 1 nice neighborhood, plenty tries. BLDG. CONTRACTOR Asking $18,500. Foi fast efficient radio and tal* room bungalow, both furnlshedL Oivos You The M ott Value For Yeur vUloa service call M Mil, Cinder*, blue stone, driveway grav t B ED LE RD . HAZLET all Improvements. Convenient to all R | Dm I s V. A, NO DOWN el, fill dirt, cinders, trenching and Complete building line, Carpeatry transportation. Call 787-213$. wjl masonry, painting A alumiatua Car Buying Dollarl F. H. A. $*00 DOWN T V SERVICE bulldozing. TWO GARAGES $19 monthly; on* producta. month security; located at 181 SUBJECT TO APPROVAL 566-1600 DIETRICH BROS. m m Main St., Matawan. Call 588-7187, WE OFFER TKN IY C K RON SON INC. ______EHi wjl NEW BRUNSWICK AVR. RANKL ft WEBER MATAWAN CARPENTER and huilding contrae MATAWAN apartment furnijhed i USID CARS MATAWAN toe, J. O. Metager, Florence Af* • Top Trade Allowances PERSONA1 SEHVIC* M YRS. M8-3M3 } | |) rooms, all utilities supplied, cen* REALTY C O . Keyport New home*, garage*, al trally located. Adults only, no pet*. »ttl HWY M MATAWAN _•!!» alteration* and repair* Call 114 CaU after S;30 p.m., 566-2392. w|l • Complete Service Facilities M ill TRUCKING 415*. wjtf KEANSBURG, apartment, 4 rooms. '41 CADILLAC w jl Miscellaneous AND furnished or unfurnished. Call SANDERSON evenings 787-4234. wjl • Money-Saving Deals Matawan Township, Involy 3 bed CONVERTIBLE TOPS EXCAVATINO FOUR-ROOM apartment,- " $50 • Mars OoM, matching Interior, ROOFING A SIDING room ranch In good location, new For all model cart. A Courtesy month. Call Parkway 1-4902, fwtjr J equipped, V W W i wiMiiiiHvautomatic winwin* condition, foreclosure sale $14,950. loader nnd dozer servlet, land ...... wj_| laws, M ray aetts, One owner. Car for your convenience. Larry's' clearing and dirt removal, top soil, Aluminum Siding Specialist BRAND NEW Auto Scat Covers, i Q - 3.120 High Matuwan Borough, Colonial Cape Nil dirt, road gravel, road stone, 10 YEAR GUARANTEE PORT MONMOUTH lliihgnliiw 4(4 way 34 nnd Mlildlsses Rd., Mnln mason sand, washed gravel etc, Cod wlili 4 hedmoms, largo living wan. 24 hour phons servlcs Call 5 6 6 - 2 4 2 0 rooms, Immediate occupancy!, 1964 OLDSMOBILE room, brick front, attached garage, 5M-.1018. wjll $15 per month. '62 OLDS "9i" till utilities, Inko privileges. Full ECKEL BROTHERS wjtf ( M , H.T. Leftovers (4) • Demonstrators (4) price $17,1)00, WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, cnurn, HARRY M. ACKERMAN SHORE ROAD REALTY etc., for rent or inle. Ch.ir/a1 IJOX 84 THNNKNT ItOAIi 111.1)0. COM TRACTOR HWY 35 HOLMDEL Equipped wilh power brakes and Marlboro Vlllugo, large older Colo account* Invltod. Mntawan Drug*, MOKOANVILI.lt New homes • garages • ultern- (J71-fKl(l!) f t a a r l n a . Like new. ll.OOt FANTASTICALLY REDUCED! nial home, 4 bedrooms housu with 14.1 Main Strcrt, Mntawan Call !)<>()-18-15 lions • iep;ilt!i ■ doi mers • cera wjl I) tuiclilloiuil rams downstairs; on 5(1(1-0021. wjtf a ^ i L i r a ______wjll mic tile • roofing • silling • paint busy Illghwuy 71), Marlboro Vllhtge, ing • pntlns, UNION I1EACH. npnrlmeni 3tfl HI). KOON.S', I'lnno nnd Organ MK'ini mid hnlli, all utilities sii|> Ideal for professional man, $10,900. CAM. 264.1)674 '62 CHEVROLET '•SHORE'S LARGEST OLDSMOHII.E-CAD1I.1.AC D EA LER " Repairing nnd Tuning ulnce Hill!. wjtl plli'd. Suitable for elderly roupl*, SUBJECT TO VA & H IA Finest mtliMinnn.Hlilp nnd ren^nn. Maintenance mlulls unly, private eiilnince. Ill* W, P. MORRIS ..... n NOVA APPROVAL able nrlccs. Lnenlnrt In Mnri'nn. SMALL J i >11 Kl'l-CIAMSI'S quire 215 I nick SI,, Union Bench, Sporta Coupe vlllo, N. J„ pint thirty yearn. Cull (.'arprntry — ifnnrs, stairs, (Tiling*, PLUMBING Nt HEATING 50(1112111). wjlf ______d l atindard tranmnliiiofl, VAN'S AGENCY paneling, etc. 1 nslilr pulnllns, 334 MUST ST, KEYPORT Radio and lleater. Clenn thruout, RUSSELL UKNI'.KAf. SERVICES CO. 5W. .1107 Miscellaneous REALTOR Upholstery 2 6 4 - 0 1 2 0 OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC CO, l y n n n h n r n v H b u r e a u , VACUUM CI.I'ANI.U SERVICE INC. CR. IIWY 34 AND MAIN ST UPIIOISTUKY nml furniture re .IuMiImh mimII or Itii^i*; nil Jnbn •to PONTIAC MATAWAN pairing, All I'nhrlcs anil Plitsiles, vs i*l» 'hum, Kpi'i'iiill/i'il liivi'"llgiill'wn 100 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank IHHMfiHI Nimnnliydi) Vinyl, A Siriing, 18U Mimes, pnrlii, repnlis Ivlot Im Iuv MATRIMONIAL PltOIII I'AIS Hoover, Kirby, (l.l'.,, Compm1 VKNTORA HYDRA • II.T. OP UN 7 DAYS Washington SI reel, IsVvi»i rt Call W-p/.'M Mule Uml I'l'iiiiiln Opi'iullvei _ Wjl 2(14:1(1(18 w|if Wenllnghmiqo nnd nil nuilten. t-MtilIIl k' II Mntllii Equipped Car* Radio and Heater, Power Drakes 741-0910 AIJ IMI’JUM tiMinjt (iffi'i'nUmi'i, full mill 11717 •nd Steering Blmwrooni Con* Ynur iKlverllii'iiiriii In Ihlt PICK UP ft liFI.lVKIt tiinfllll', I'UH.'I : ,1)1,1 IlM iInt 'I, ( ’U>i MAHI.IIOKO PROI'ESSIONAL dltton, On# Owner, OPEN DAILY 'TIL fl P M ■ SATURDAY "I'll, 4 P.M. How nlxiul ItiiMliiL-MH cards? We pnper will Nun'll |iiii>i|h'i ■ 11 vi* fmn HIMit'1 rul'lilH't J'lrc oil | mut rn lll.IX I Kill supply lliem (illicitly mid nl (Im IKirclmn'ri In I'Vciy cuimmmlty In CALI. WI 2524 A. ( Hii (nhdmfor, (n/( tiff nr It HIGHWAY 10 MtlimWliL; fight price, Cume mid try us, llie Iiiiyiihiiru iiii'ii, j Wjll r.Mi KMH I. wj(! WJU ^ lfcimdey, Odtiwr 1 ,1M4 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Firfll Sod ton — Pago Elavon he effm 4 eaa aa a *50,0110 reconstruction of Van- Mobil Dealer At Impatient Stork gave birth to the second baby boy one weighing six pounds 10 ouoce% Adult School To Tuctday eveaiegs aad sae Wedaaa- CO P Hopefuls Brackle Rd, and then the mayor in the ambulance. A hospital the other six pounds two ounces New York Convention day*. ,. . . later admitted that the work could Brings Area Twins spokesman said the two babies, were “doing fine.” : Open In Madison couraaa iadudo Ad- H it Town Roads not be undertaken. Mr. and Mrs, William McDonald, The stork conldn’t wait to deliver Deaclng, The Modem Nov "Finally," Mr, Altier charged ' Cta»M la iha Madisoa TomuWp 209 Nolan Rd., Matawan, attended twin boys to Mr. and Mrs. William el (to atart Oct. 21), High School Both Matawan Township Re that, ‘‘in the areas where road M ill School, to be held in the publican candidates for township the Mobil Dealer Convention at the Carroll, Laurence Harbor, Sunday. Madison Township High School, Equivalency, Oil Painting for Be- committee have accused Ihe Trap work has been undertaken, it is ail Concord Hotel, Kiamesha Lake, N.Y., this week. Approximately resulting in a first for three first REAL ESTATE , wig be held m Tmadiyi M i ginacri, Bridge for Absolute Be- hagen administration of “ ill-con too often of such poor quality that aid squad men and a wild ride for Wedaeidey*, atartisf aat m t. ceived and cynical election road 1000 Mobil dealers and their wives gioaere, Basic Automotive Maia- large sums of money are continual from the eastern half of the coun a township police officer. Twin Mail regirtratloa wiU ba aectptai programs.” Buddy Allen and Joe ly being poured down the drain to (eniace and Repair, Introduction Altier stated that, "while our car try attended. Among the speakers number one arrived at the Carroll INSURANCE K postmarked noltter thui laU- to Comprehensive Mathematics, were Fred H. Moore, president of eight thit Thursday, or rogjatratka owners suffer wilh dust and pot maintain them in barely service home, 181 Norwood Ave., shortly and Workshop for Substitute Teach- able condition. It is time to end our Mobil Oil Company, and Lee A. m ay h a A m la perm Friday holes, Democrats continue to fabri after 11 a.m., too suddenly lo get BONDS - AUTO • HOME OWNERS era. ■ , - ■ cate election roads that are poorly Iacocca, Ford Motor Company vice froai 7 M t a.m. la iha high ichool reputation for the worst roads in president and Ford Division gener Mrs. Mary Carroll to the hospital. d tfa rtm c a t head* offic*. The courses will run for 10 eoa- planned and improperly construct the state. It is also time to put secutive weeks. Ilia Adult School al manager. Meanwhile a first aid squad .•?»- A eontiautog program ol lecture ed. As an alternative we offer a ia operated under the authorizatioe an end to repair bills for damaged The program featured business ‘•Ass* aad diacaeekM aaulom centered long range program that will re- ambulance had arrived manned by af the Madison Township Board ol ault In permanent surfaces at a front-ends and shredded tires.” conferences at which dealers re aa coatamaorary problem • and Lt. John Osborne, aid man Charles Education. lower total cost to the taxpayer." lated successful experiences, and a John L Tossini Agency evanu will ba featured duriag Garrison and driver Gene Olszw- "In the fall of 1961 the Demo Matawan Area Explorar management panel where Mobil “Wedaetdey Windows r ‘ on the " executives answered dealers' ques ski. The three immediately placed 117 MAIN ST. World." lurry Mettcagw will Man D one* crats pasted a massive road ordi Mrs. Carroll and the newborn baby MATAWAN nance and then did not complete Scour Poil Starfod tions about various phases of ser a#mk on Lyndon Lym Johaaoa thla vice station operation. A special in the ambulance for a dash to 5 6 6 - 0 0 4 3 earning Wedneday at I p.m. and On Saturday, Oct. 17, lhe Sister the work," stated Mr. Allen. “ In Explorer Post 235, Matawan Bor South Amboy Hospital. fact the proposal was replaced by program, including a Polynesian Joseph P, Lao will ipeik oa Barry hood o| Tempi* Shalom of Mata iugh and M a ta w a n Township, Luau, was planned for dealers' Led by police officer Kenneth OoMwater oe Oct. U. Thee* aet- waa it sponsoring a Harvest Ball tha present 1964 election road pro Is extending the opportunity for pram which has yet to be imple wives. Berry, the ambulance sped up aiona ara free of charge. dance with band at the VFW build more boys whose ages range be Route 35 but the stork was faster. ing in Cliffwood. M rs. Milton Hal- mented.” Tuesday claaaea from I lo H tween 14 years and 18 yeara to Rea) Estate Listing Cards for About halfway, near the .Morgan em at SW-ini or Mra. Leonard Mr. Altier continued, “ the Trap, become members. sale at this office. * Sea Food .Market, Mrs. Carroll p.m. will include Beginner* Danc- hagen regime has not even permit lag, Essentials af Sump Collect inf. Krlstel at SM-7029 are in charge of The Post offers opportunities lor BUCKY S KITCHEN ticketi. Tickets will also be avaik ted the rebuilding of Church St. or the boys to participate in such Improve Vour Spaed la Reading. I* at the door. A midnight buf Atlantic Ave. although this should For Your Favorite r Civil Detente, RADEF School of activities as over-night camping EVERYTHING FOR fet supper wilf be served. Every- have been completed at no cost to sometimes coupled with canoe trips Madiwn Township, Investing, Cre l it invited to attend. the township under the agreement ative Writing, Lampshade Cea- with Levitt ft Sons. and development of such skills as • PIZZA • SANDWICHES at ruction, Salesmanship, rtitnlti rifle marksmanship, archery, box llic Stamp And Coin Collector Thia week, why don’t you look Oilier Chari* ing, wrestling and basketball. FRIDAY SPECIAL cant Development, through Ihe windows of your "Recently," Mr. Allen added, We maintala oae el the largest slocks el albums aad tappMea Sewing couraea for beglnnert aad church . . . from the inside. “ the township committee proposed Parents as well as boys are in ea the Eatl Coast. FISH and SHRIMP PIATTERS vited to find out more about Ihe expanding opportunities of the Mat SCOTT - HARRIS - WHITMAN ■ MEGIIRIG • WHITE ACE TO TAKE OUT awan Post by telephoning either ELBE • GROSSMAN • HARCO - MINKUS ■ FRIEOBERG SPECIALIZING IN COINS ft STAMPS OF THE UNITED STATES For Your Dining Pleasure Try Our Commissioner Henry Trautman, 81 ALWAYS INTERESTED IN PURCHASING FINE UNITED fdlebrook Lane or Leo Holland, STATES COIN * STAMP COLLECTIONS OR ACCUMULATIONS DININGROOM 171 Main St., Matawan. la Apprtclatlea Monmouth Stamp And Coin Shop We wish to thank all the Fire The TOWN TAVERN Companies and neighbors who as 39 Monmouth St., Red Bank 741-0626 sisted us at the recent fire in our “Our llth Year In The Stamp end Cola Busineta” MAIN STREET — MATAWAN home. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Franklin Moa. . Wed. • Fri. le I P.M. — Tees. • Tlmra. • Sat. te • PJN. PHONE 566.9165 J Ins—adv 1 Buick *65 ROUND-UP Buick SA V E CASH AT FOODTOWN ARMOUR STAR OVEN-READY, HEN D f i M ONTt TURKEYS FRUIT COCKTAIL § m m 10-12 lbs. C Ib. PftllM ■ 35FMIN LIAM Oal Picnic H«Mt *. 35* Btef for Stew * 75< PRIIH MIATY tfJ. CHOtCff PRCSH ICAN Spar# Mbs * 5 * Ground Chuck 69* & SLICED IN0CVT ICAN WM1 PEACHES Pork Chaps » 39* Mbs of Btef » 49* 4'i K . 4 sr $l PORK C a t CHOPS C a n t o r 7 9 " c a m * o n YAYtM TWO* I W MILO. tllCIO r VOOOVOMM , Im Slim » I* ftrk taH 3^ 89* COITAOC J TAITT IBAN N N M T ___ CmmI l* f S* *. 49* Slkod Bacon *. 55* CHUSI feaerewe au ewar sr ait eeea aeeeroaa __ I Frankfurters 2 £ 99* PffcRoll '"iff* 'We changed the Buick a lot this year. And you may never be the same again younelL 2 1 *. 2 - ■ MAlftLue 39*1 PeM C a t Riwly to lit M l C a t S k a n k H a H We doubt you’ll want to be the same. N o t once you set eyes on our new B u i c k v SMOKID On the Buick Special and the Skylark.The LeSabre, Electra 225, Riviera. HAMS Ik 49* 4 3 And on the sleek, modified fastback of the wild, wilder,Wildcat in the pictUfiV r O O D T O W N • MOBIOWM MSM M ffH PROOVCf True, there’s a new high-style touch. But that’s hardly all. Engineering | MANULATIO SNOW still has the emphasis. It’s a Buick tradition. So are the extras ^ )/ SUGAR CAUUFlO W H t WH4TI 23 raacv Mimses earea raocv - mmkist Buick spends a little extra on. Like finned brake drums that do a little bfettfcft . APHU CIIKIS ORANOKS A n d smoother drivelines. A tuned suspension to smooth ribcage roadi» ii 49* 3 *.29# 3 * 19* 101» 47# % Now add Buick’s Super Turbine transmissions-and you have an idea ASSOKTiD fMOZIN of what Buick owners have always liked about Buick.We think youll fed thflLMIBfll PINEAFMM F GRAPEFRUIT Wouldn’t you really rather have a Buick D E L MONTE ; -i i S i DRINK IEE VOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED BUICK DEALER. AUTHORIZED BUICK DEALER IN THIS AREAt. FOODTOWN 126 Main St Matawan STRAUB MOTORS >nc M en. thru Fr 1.9 A.M . - 9 P.M ., Sat. • A.M . • 4 P.M . Am pla Free Parking Prteee tffoKivi inrottgh lit,, Otl I, IW Heunsttstiww, *»»»■». Highway 35 and Bedle Rd. Keyport B mi §mi tmnn&. vm mm amkqm & 'mum ■4C IN I MATAWAN JOUftNAl, N. J. Tfturaday, Octobor 1, i w oa, he aaid the M ineralogical Croup l i c e n c e s Lifted H o ly Nm k R a lly Welfare •urea* jiu^the higheit | N tw Awt> M w w on I Funeral Services ■ kor tl child placeman'■lacenwu’a of aay 1 » To Hoar Two Speakers Nine bayshore area motorists had aaeacy la tho country.untrv. ' ...... — —■ JohnJohn 8. S. WiUiamiWilliams (heir driving privileges suspended Funeral services were held Mon Two guest speakers will be pre hoppe ^.Joseph's It. Rev. Msgr. William I. Un under provisions of the state point aery, paitar of •». Mary’* Church, d a y at 1 1 a.m . jn the Day Funeral sented at the meeting of the Mata " f at tkt wiml Hom e, Keyport, for John S. Wil system and mandatory speed plans. titty tl deal, wai the perKMil repreienta- wan Mineralogical Society to be y N u k |otieti*a apoa- tive of Bishop George V. A h r who liams, 63, of Route 79, Morganville, Those penalized include Theodore a HAIR STYLING a SILVER TONfNG held Friday evening at 7:30 p.m. a a fey tk* MouMudi Couoty I* ia Rome attending t|ie second husband of Mrs. Edna (Tarlecki) Unglert, Old Bridge; Lewis Taylor, COLORING PERMANENT WAVING AU Branches of Beauty Service atfaa tl Holy N im IocMIc* (Ecumenical) Vatican Council. He Williams, who died Wednesday, in the Matawan Grammar School. Keyport; William McCcIgan, Old i-1— iky t l Ct. JoM pli't Qym- read a message written by Bishop Sept. 24, 1964, in Monmouth Medi Steve Pochek will discuss "Fluor Bridge; Peter Rolhenberg, Key ELECTROLOGIST aoahiai, Keypert. tht Very Kev. Ahr in Rom e and addressed to the cal Center. escent Materials" and Richard Kos port; Leo V. Kirchner, Cliffwood Professionally Qualified in the Removal of M u r. H w m o n A. O fd M u e r, ex- Spiritual Directors, Officers and Born in Mississippi. Mr. Williams ner will talk on “ Zeolites." Beach; Thomas J. Redman, Old Unwanted Hair on Face, Legs or Body. aealivo director tt (he Catholic men of the Holy Name Society and formerly had resided in New York Bridge; Robert Fitzgerald, Mata Sale Method Resulla Guaranteed Wetter* Bureau tt th* D ioccie of their guesls. and for the past 17 years in Mor- Interested persons and members wan; Richard Lewis, Old Bridge, TlWMoa. told m ore than 7M dele- ganviHe. are invited lo bring specimens for and Evelyn Walling, Keyport. Hours: aad their famlliet that they James M. Gathercole, president Mon. ■ Tues. . mm oI St. Joseph's Holy Name Society, Surviving, in addition to his wife, identification and experiment. M aa ofclliatioa to follow the are two daughters, Mrs. Richard 264- n S F ri. - Sat. laarMaii nf lrini Ckrlet regard- Keyport, led the Pledge of Alle Glovich, Freehold, und Mrs. Peter A report will also bo made on In Peace Corps 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. ■M ike love flflhelr neighbor. giance to the Flag and the singing Hayes, Marlboro; a grandson and tlic field trip Saturday to Carmelian Thurs. - 9 A.M. to oI the Nations! Anthem. The Rev. two brothers, Howard T. Williams, Brook, Stirling. Members oblained Robert Moore, son of Mr. and 8 P.M. : *Wfco i« our aelghbor?” he aik- Cornelius J. Kane, pastor of St. Mrs. Junius Lawson, Box 20, RD ad, and tn answer said, “pot only Cocoa, Fla., and Ernest Williams, many specimens. A side trip was 27 E. Front St. — Keyport Closed Wed. Joseph’s Church, was deacon and Texas. taken to Lofiansville Pottery pits I, Morganville, left recently for Bo aaa who treat* ue kindly, but al*o Father Ridge, subdeacon. The Rev. livia wilh -11 other Peace Corps tte atraagrr without regard to hli ILdward F. Mahon where clay concretions were col Edward 0. Strano, assistant pas lected. communiiv development workers. aattoaal origin, color or creed aad tor at St. Joseph’s, wai deacon of Funeral services in charge of the Hu attended on 11-wcek training i thoee who persecute and cal JOHN H. KINNEY Plans are being made for visits exposition. Boylan Funeral Home, New Bruns* to Bound Brook, Millburn and session at the University of Okla aaw iate' m." " “ M ig r, Opdonaker re- John H. Kinney, 12 Edgewater wick, were held for Edward F. homa and then gained three weeks H it tba Maloryunary,ol tne early . .Mt John Thompson, Freehold, gen Watchung sites in the near future. era! chairman, was assisted by Dr., Matawan, haa accepted a pos Mahon, 83, who died Sept. 22, 1961, of practical field experience in Chevalier g e n of Newifew Jeriey and of the ition as an automobile salesman at his home, 25 Winthrop Rd., Som t t n f i l e a by the minority group* Lawrence Vecchio, Nicholas Bra Mexico. dy and Mr. Gathercole, all of St. with Wall-lrwin Motor Co., Inc., erset. Form er Area Resident taacEiavila e religious freedom. Mr. Mahon was horn in Brook H a *' * the progress Joseph’s Holy Name Society, Har Freehold, on the circle. Mr. Kin Succumbs In Chicago RENT-A-CAR old F . Weber, Keyport, w u the or ney has lived In Monmouth County lyn; lived most of his life in F re e Mobile Home* and haa baea m ade down through all of his life and at his present hold, and had been in the Somerset iha yean In thit area and In the ganist. Mrs. Anna L, Burns, Chicago, TRAVEL TRAILERS address for the past 12 years. He area 10 years. H e was an account 111., died suddenly at her home M d of aoclal weirare. Oeacriblng I* a graduate of Red Bank Cath ant and was a partner in the $ FOR 24 HOURS S r advance* in child psychiatric Tuesday morning, Sept. 29, 1964. Sccond Degree KOC Charles J. Pet ricks accounting D ietrich Irealwent and adoption procedur- olic High School. She was the widow of William « 9* A MILf firm, New Brunswick. Burns, and was a resident of the 5 Exem plified Tonight Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ju Matawan and Keyporl area for Trailer Sale* Sm iths Host* To Party Free Custom er Pick Up Walter Sakowski, Grand Knight lia (Murphy) Mahon; two sons, many years. Trailer Supplies & Accessories I the Cardinal Newman Council Joseph Mahon, Matawan, and John . She is survived by one daughter, Open Evenings M arking Anniversary Mahon, Dallas, Tex.; a daughter, IIM of the Matawan Knights of Mrs, Florence Carney, Chicago, RT. M - MATAWAN W ithin 15 M inute* Columbus, has announced plans for Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Smith, Mata- Mrs. Joseph R. McClcrnan, Somer with whom -lie made her home. set, and nine grandchildren. VA Miles South of Main St. tho neat two degrees to be exem wan, entertained in celebration of Funeral services will bo under CaU SM-U»2 - SH-Sin p lified. th e ir 20th wedding anniversary on the direction of the Day Funeral P A 7 - 0 4 7 9 The First Degree waa exempli M atow on Resident Home, Xeyporl. • r 3M-MU fied In the American Legion Hall, Saturday evening. m THt ntw Main St., Matawan, Wednesday ev Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Shower Honor Guest ening, Sept. If. The Second Degree Fred Johnson, South River; Mr. A t Elmira College t y u t fW * Miss J. Patrlciu Pi/.zi, 29 Edge* will be exemplified this Thursday and Mrs. John Gibb, Bayonne; water Dr., Matawan, was honored Miss Mary Cliinory, daughter nl evening in the Knights of Columbus M r. and Mrs. William Wilson, Mr. at a bridal shower Sept. 20, at the Mrs. Alfred Chincry, 10 Prospect H a ll o f Council 81«, 1017 M a in S t., and Mrs. Harry Oschwald, Belmar; North Pole Restaurant, Lodi. PI., Matuwan, formerly of Keyport, / I M ill' Aabury Park, at 8 p.m. M r. and Mrs. William Allen, Mr. Miss Pizzi will bccomc the bride Is among 275 members of the El M E A D O W G ra n u la te d The Third Degree will be be and Mrs. Frank B u cco , Mr. anil of Peier VaccanMJa, 1 Atlantic mira College freshman class who "M n>nn;|[ stowed Saturday at 9 p.m. in St. M rs. Clifton Hcniley, Mr. and Mrs. Ave., Matawan, Oct. 10, at 12 o’ arrived on campus at Elinira, Joseph's Grade School, Hooper Howard Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. clock nuptial ^ass in St. Joseph's N.Y. Sept. II, for a week of orien Ave., Toms River. G O L D n M il \ ^ W illia m Matthaey, Mr. and Mrs, Church, Keyport. tation before classes started Sept. SUGAR Candidates and members will Carl Policari, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer The shower was Riven by the 17. Elmira, a liberal arts college meet at 7 p.m. in front of St. Jo. Taylor, and Mr. and Mrs. William bridal party, Mrs. Anthony Qua* founded in 1855, was the first wom m \i;im, \m IC E M IL K SHOP-RITE aeph'a Church, Maple PI., Keyport. Toom er. trone, Lodi; Mrs, Michael Piper- en’s college In the country to grant no, Matawan; Mrs. Ronald Stern, degrees equal to those given by Bcrj>enficltl; Miss Geraldine Giac- mcn'g colleges. Vi-gal. cont. cone, Miss Teresa Erolano, both ' M in i M v trlif it t t of Paterson, and Remilda Vacca- M p fM N i Itan try- sra s . vtMii m tf rella, Jersey City. * tremswlew eerArmenee Prepare Fer Fall FORMAL aaa Mflflr* Kt.Blitlt W N to e •£ A t Seton Hall W EAR W INDOW SHADES « s Six bayshore area residents are Room Darkening — Up to 17” among new students at Seton H all TO HIRE n r IT TODAY! 1 University, South Orange. Under twjgeeguPM graduates include David Chieco, 14 W . S. WALLACE . V N K PCMONCntATtON* Buckn ell Dr., Hazlet; John Grant, C L O T illN Q Visit Our Custom Shade Dept. 83 P o rt Monmouth Rd,, Keansburg; For Shades - Shutters ■ Valances Ed w in DiGiambattista, 106 Stone le a aad B o y s ' Furnlihlnfa For Any Size Window Rd., Keyport; Steven Marshall, 220 Sboee M ain St., and John McCully, 8 L in da Circle, both of Matawan, and V. Proal K eyp o rt O'" John Llneweaver jr., 2 Dibling St., Be S C O T T SEED SALE - Uoton Beach. 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Top Luxury Car of The I.ltio, AMERICAN AtMOUR, NORM* ar M tM tt »' '62 PONTIAC Bonnevillo Convertible 2095. CANNED HAM Lltiltt llluo . Unusually Clenu CHEESE SLICID 12-oz. YELLOW or WHITfl j . I D * '60 CHEVROLET Im pala Convorflble 1295. 5 i* 3 7* Poll. Pro*. w m V -8 • Atilomiilli! • I'owor • Wliltu . Hindi Roof Price* cffetllvc through Sttlurilny, Ocl, !■ IN I Nol rciponslUij for lypt)«ru|)lilwl cnun, W* reatirve tht right lo llmll quantltl**. '5B FORD Country Squire W agon .... 5 7 5 . Uluck ■ Ht'il lnli'iliir • V'3 ■ Aulomutlo AUTHORIZED VfALL-IRW IN WALL-IRWIN MERCURV-COMET DEALIR s I m a m u .O U T E S 9 a 33 "AT THE CIRCLE" ■ 0tfw e4J3.iL !!? m h h o l d OPEN EVENINOS OPEN EVES - FREEHOLD R O U T E 3 6 HAZLET ^ Vlwnfey, Odabar 1, !M 4 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Saeond Scctlon - Pmy* On* Surviving are his wife, Mrs, Lil- Patricia Davis Clifton Barkalow clla (Low) Hoagland; three daugh Weds Chester Man ters, Mri. Frank Muir, Princes* Anne; Mrs. Ellsworth Sherman, Wed Saturday County Counsel Salisbury, and Miss Sara Ja n a At St Joseph’s Hoagland, at home; two sisters, Min. Lucy Mary Tomaieilo, Miss Patricia Ann Davis, daugh Clifton T. Barkalow, Monmouth Mrs. Albert M. Haigh and Mrs, daughter ol Mr. ind M n Jnaeph ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Da County Counsel and former State Lloyd F. Armstrong, Keyport. Tomaieilo. M l Main S t. Matawan, vis, 89 First St., West Keansburg, Assemblyman, died suddenly Mon Funeral services were held - bacama tha bride ol P Rocco became the bride of George Fran day, Sept. 28, 1964, at St. Francis Thursday afternoon at the family Matoraao, *oa of Mr and Mr« Aa- cis Connelly Jr., aon of Mr. and Hospital, Trenton. He was 56. Doc plot on the Dingley Dell Farm and thaay Haiorino. Ill East Ninth Mrs George F. Connelly sr., 343 tors at the hospital said Mr. Bar interment followed. It., Chatter, Pa , Saturday, Sept New York Ave., Jersey City, Sat kalow suffered an apparent heart . It, 1M4, ta ft. Joseph'* Church, urday, Sept. 26, 1964. attack during a hearing at the Charles i . Bausch ■ w o n. Thc Rev. Frederick Valentino Slate Department of Labor and In Charles J. Bausch, 49 Nlchof . The Kav. WilHam Bauich per- performed the double ring cere dustry. Ave., New Brunswick,, a member mony and celebrated the nuptial larmcd tin Awbla ring etnmcty Mr. Barkalow was questioning of the New Brunswick Housing Au> mass in St. Ann’s Church, Keans a l I p.m. Thomas Birdsall, Farmingdale bor thority since 1960, died suddenly burg, a 12 o'clock noon. Mrs, Mil ough engineer, at a Water Policy Friday morning, Sept. 25, 1961 ia *t-; Th* bride ara* |ivM la marriage dred Terwilliger accompanied her St. Peter's General Hospital. * * by her fathar. Sh* w an a peau da and Supply Council hearing shortly self on the organ. before noon when he complained of Mr. Bausch, operator of tha aot* (loor ■ length abaath with de- The bride was given in marriage Throop Avenue Pastry Shop (of techaMe bouf/aat ov»r*klrt, bor feeling ill and asked for s recess. by her father. She wore a floor- lie was taken to St. Francis Hospi more than 30 years, had been' ia to ed with Chaatilly lace, tad ter- length peau de soie gown designed semi - retirement since 1962 when ■iaatlni la a chapel aweep. The tal where he died shortly alter 2 with a sweetheart neckline, ac p.m. he sold the business. flttad bodica oI matching Chantilly cented with pearls and irides lace wa* designed with a icalloped The former Republican legislator He had been vice president of tha cent sequins. The fitted bodice had aacklln*aad laai tapered I leave*. lived in the Swan Lake Park section Board of Governors of Roosevelt A baulfaat ihoulder - length veil long tapered sleeves and appliques of Freehold Township, and had a Hospital, Edison, since 1961 and of lace, pearls and iridescent se summer home in the Silver Bay ar had served on the board since 1911. a( illuiioa wa* attached to a quins which were repeated on ttie Quaaa Victoria u ar of eryital* aad ea of Dover Township. He retired Mr. Bausch was named to tha w carried a atar - (haped bouquet skirt which terminated in a chap from the Assembly at Ihe close of Housing Authority In I960 for • . d white orchid., rose* and stepha- el train. Her chapel veil was at last year’s legislative session. He five - year non - salaried term. tached to a crown of pearls and had served since November 1953, Last year he was named to head a iridescent sequins and she carried Non - Partison Citizens Commit* ' f Is when he was elected to replace El- a cascade bouquet of white roses vin R. Simmill, who had resigned tee of more than 200 New Bruns* Mr*. A pw Tighc, Matawaa, wa* and lilies-of-the-villey with a white wich Citizens who supported tho the matron ef honor (or her (liter. to become a Monmouth County orchid eerier. judge. Good Government Candidates ia |be wore a royal-blue brocade Miss Barbara Forte, Keansburg, thte City Commission campaign. floor . - length iheatb with a peau was the maid of honor. Her pale Named In July de trie cummerbund, acoop neck- A lawyer, he had served since Ju Past exalted ruler of New Bruns* blue peau dc soie gown had elbow- wick lx>dge 324, BPOE, he waa Hae, lull ileave*, and a Watteau length sleeves, sabrina neckline ly as Monmouth County Counsel. u. train. A clrculai veil (all w ar her i He had been assistant county coun treasurer of the Central Jersey and street - length skirt, over Bakers Association and a member ■etching crown at crytul* aad which she wore a matching de sel previously. He was attorney for - -m m m ,. -*.*&- the County vocational Board of Ed of the Holy Name Society of Sacred 'i, She carried a atar-sMpad tachable overskirt. A circular veil S ■ MRS. fTEHIEN J. KDNISH MR., MRS. JAMES TIIOMAS LAMBERTSON ucation. lie also was attorney for Heart Church. New Brunswick. Ha let ol matchlni rate* aad fell over her matching pearl crown aaoti* with gold ribboa. the Freehold Regional High School wa.s born in Garfield and had lived Mis* Gloria M. Holub. daughter length sleeves, Jewel necklines, and she carried a cascade bouquet Miss Mary Donna Hurns, daugh coronet of silk organza and she car in New Brunswick for 35 years. M iu Carmalla Tomaiello, (iitar of dark blue chrysanthemums. Board of Education, and was bor of Mr. and Mrs. Ignace Holub, scoop backs, empire waists with ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Burns, ried a plateau basket of pastel gar ough attorney in Freehold. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Col e f the bride, Mi** Joyce Grimaldi, Miss Karen Price, Keansburg, n Arch St., Ansonia, Conn., be willow bands, a large hack center den flowers. lette (Pcrdoni) Bausch; four both of Matawan, and Ml«a Fran was the bridesmaid. Her Romance 22 R accoon Dr., Ha/.let, became the He also served as attorney for A. came the bride of Stephen J . Kon- bow and a wide flowing back pan Bridal Attendants school Iwards in Farmingdale, En- sons, Charles J. Bausch, Lexing ce* Grande, UakM Beach, couiin blue gown and headpiece were iden bride of James Thomas Lambert iah, 11 Mansfield St., Bethel, Conn., el with A-line floor-length skirt. The bridal attendants who wore glihlown, and thc Township of ton, Ky.; the Rev. William J. of the bride, ware the brldeamaid* tical and she carried a cascade son, Saturday, Sept. 26, 196-1 in Si. aon of Mr. and Mrs. John Konlsh, They wore matching almond leaf identical jjowns and headpieces in Freehold, Howell, Marlboro, Colts Hausch, of St. Joseph’s Church, Their gold champagne brocade SN Washington Ave., Union Beach, petal hats and brief veils and car bouquet of pale blue chrysanthe Benedict's Church, Hazlet. The ice blue organza were Mrs. Wil ■own* were styled like the honor at Neck, and Manalapan. He had serv Keyport; James J. Bausch, Putney, on Saturday, Sept. 26, 1964 at II ried cascade's of yellow Fiji mum). bridegroom is tiie son of Mr. ami liam Ludwig, Keyport; Miss Ullc-r Vt„ and Richard S. Bausch, at tendant’*. They wore matching Seven • year * old Karen Davis, ed as municipal attorney for Marl- a.m. in St. Joseph’s Church, Anson mums and bronze pompons tied Mrs. Sidney Lambertson, 28 Pros Germann and Miss Barbara Sulli luiro and Upper Freehold Town home; two daughters. Mrs. Antht>- headpiece* of Identical deiign and at home, was thc flower gir4 for ia. with moss green ribbons. pect St., Keyport. The Rev. Gerald van, Hazlet, and Miss Florence ships, Farmingdale, and English- ny J. Anderson, New Brunswick, carried »tar* ihaped bouquet* of her sister. Her floor - length sap The Very Rev. Casimir Kwiat- Kevin O'Brien, Worcester, Mass., Callahan performed the double ring Anderson, Keyport. They carried and Miss Kathryn A. Bausch, at gold raee* and stephanotis with phire blue peau de soie gown had town. kowski, pastor, officiated. .Miss was thc best man and Robert Tes- ccrcmony at 3 p.m. plateau baskets of pastel garden He is survived by his wife, three home, and eight grandchildren. loyal blue ribbon. panels of Romance blu^, elbow- Martha Lachowski wa.s the oruan- tani, Bridgeport, Conn., ushered. The bride was Riven in marriage flowers. sons, and cne sister. length sleeves and full skirt. She Funeral services were held Mon* Miss Angelina Tomawllo, M ita ilt and the soloist was Ronald Skur- The mother of the bride wore a by her father. She wore a floor- Glenn Lambertson, at home, whs Funeral services will be held at wan, sister of the bride, waa the cocktail - length dress of peau de worc a matching peau de soie the best man for his brother. Ush day at 9:30 a.m. from the resi at. icn^lh silk organza • over - taffeta 2 p.m. this Thursday at thc C.H.T. dence, followed at 10 a.m, by a re* Junior bridesmaid. She wore a gold Given in marriage by her fath soie in candy, a matching jacket crown entwined with pearls and gown designed with a sabrina neck ering were John Burns, at home, carried a miniature cascade bou Clayton & Son Funeral Home, quiem inass at Sacred Heart champagne gown and ■ headpiece er, Ihe bride wore an Imported and accessories ard a corsage of line Iwrdered with a wide band of brother of the bride; Vincent Can- Adeiphia, with the Rev. Walter aad carried a star • thaped bou quet of pale blue chrysanthemums. Church, fntcrmont was in St, Pet Chantilly lace over bridal satin white gardenias. Thc mother of the lace which was repeated as the bor trella, Hazlet, and William Ludwig Weaver, pastor of the Adeiphia er's Cemetery under the direction quet ol gold rosea and stephanotis gown, fashioned with hand-clipped bridegroom chose a romance pink Serve* Ai tn t Man der of the two-tiered skirt which and Richard Sulzmann, Keyport. with royal blue ribbon. ' Martin C. Lohsen jr., Keans- Methodist Church, officiatinR. Bur of the Gleason Funeral Home. scalloped sabrina neckline, en dress with beaded bodice, matching flowed into a chapel-train. Small A reception followed In The Em ial will be at the Adeiphia Ceme New Brunswick. Six • year • old Sandra Toma- hanced with pearls, long lace accessories and wore a white or burg, was the best man. William fabric rose.s accented the side.s of press Hotel, Keansburg. McEwcn, Medford, cousin of tery. aello, Matawan, niece ot the bride, lleeves, pointed at the wrists, an chid corsage. L.I., the front skirt. Her elbow-len^h For their jet flight to Bermuda the bride; Charles Hickman, Richard F. Applegate waa the flower girl. She wore a empire waist accerted with an or Receptlaa la Oxford four-tier bouffant veil of French the bride wore a gold linen dress, Willis C. Conover Toms River and William Beers, Richard F. Applegate. 71, of 639 royal blue brocade floor - length ganza bow in Ihe center front. The After a reception at the Colonial illusion was attached to a pearlized matching hat and beige accessor Willis C. Conover, 69, of Garden Lake Ave., Ray Head, died Satur |own with a ball - ihaped skirt, A - line skirt with hand - dipped Club, Oxford, Conn., the couple left Jersey City, ushered. flower headpiece and she carried a ies. State Trailer Park, Hazlet, died The bride's mother wore an apri day, Sept. 2G, 1964, at Point Plea peau de sole cummerbund, elbow- Iront center of scalloped lace re by plane for Bermuda. For trav round bouquet of phalaenopsis and The bride and the bridegroom are Sunday. Sept. 21, 1964, in Veterans sant Hospital after a short illness. cot chiffon and lace dress with length sleeve*, and Watteau train, vealed a panel of silk organza and eling the bride wore a navy blue stephanotis. graduates of Keyport High School. Administration Hospital, East Or Mr. Applegate was born in Free ■ha wore a matching crown and had a detachable chapel - length and white three - piece suit, navy matching shoes, pillbox hat of Mrs. Jamas Rush, Union Bcach, ange. matching leaves and a white orchid The bride is employed by thc New hold and had lived in Day Head carried a princes* baiket ol royal train of organta. Her bouffant veil blue accessories and a white gar was tiie matron of honor. She Jersey Bell Telephone Co., Key Mr. Conover, who also had lived for 43 years, lie was retired from blue daisies. of French illusion with hand-rolled denia corsage. ’ cOrsagc. The bridegroom’s mother wore a Cotillion blue silk organza in Holmdel, Little Silver, and Red wore a champagne chiffon and port. The bridegroom also attended the dairy business. Mr. Applegate Joseph Tomasello, Matawan, edge was attached to a queen's The couple will be at home at Empire gown over taffeta styled Michigan College of Mining Tech Bank, retired from thc Army in 1934 was a member of Durand Lodge crown ol pearl snowflakes. She car 11 Mansfield St., Bethel, after Oct. lace dress with matching hat and with u squure neckline, short us a captain. He had received a brother of tha bride, w ai the best accessories and a white orchid cor- nology and is employed by Bell 179, F&AM, Point Pleasant. man. Ushering ware Louis Tomasel ried a cascadc of gardenias and S. - sleeves, with floor-length front battlefield commission in World sagc. Telephone Laboratories, Holmdel. Surviving nre his wife, Mrs. Ma lo, Matawan, brother af the bride; stephanotis with satin streamers. The bride was graduated from shcaih skirt and Watteau train. A War 1. llei Applegate; three sons, Forman After a reception at Buck They will reside at 3065 Route Anthony Iacona, and Leonard Cen- - Twa Atteadaati Ansonia High School and Bryant Mr. Conover entered Ihe Navy Smith’s Restaurant, East Keans circular veil fell over her matching 35, Hazlet. Applegate, Belmar; Air Force Sgt. atempo, Cheater, Pa., couaini of Miss Sandra Holub, Ansonia, the College, Providence, R ,l. T h e ut thc age of 17 and later served Charles W. Applegate, stationed at the bridegroom. Philip DeNardo, bride's sister, was the maid of hon bridegroom was graduated from burg, the couple left for Thc Po- with the 74th Infantry. New York conos. For traveling, thc bride Lincoln, Neb., and Harold C. Ap- Matawan; nephew ol the bride, or and the bridesmaid was Miss Red Bank Catholic High School and Births 10 Stilwcll St., Matawan, are par National Guard. While serving in wore a green wool suit, matching p'ogatc. Hay Head; five grandchil waa the Junior usher. John Adams. Dorothy Kochanek. Boston, Mass. Bryant College, Providence, R.I., ents of a son born Sunday, Sept. 27, France he was decorated with the dren; oae groat - granddaughter; Chester, Pa., nephew of the bride Both attendants wore almond with and is employed as a cost account hat, black accessories and a while M orrison 1964, at Monmouth Medical Center. Silver Star and Oak Leaf Cluster orchid corsage. When they return, four brothers, Harvey Applegate, groom, served a* ring bearer. willow green gowns of Flambnya, ant with Gilbert It Bennett Manu Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morrison, Durrenbcrger and the Purple Heart for wounds Avon; Roy Applegate, Glendola; For her daughter’* wedding, Mrs. designed with fitted bodices, elbow facturing Co., Georgetown, Conn. they will reside in Jersey City. B3 Sutton Dr., Matawan. are the rcccived in action. A graduate of St. Mary’s High Mr. and Mrs. John Durrenbcrger, George Applegate, Kansas, and Tomasello selected a teale crape parents of a son, born Friday, Sept. Sadowski Dr., Old liridgc, are par During World War If, Mr. Conov Milton Applegate, Florida, and five atreet-length gown with gold la School. South Amboy, the bride is 25, 1964, in Monmouth Medical er served as superintendent of East Tadt employed by Thc Prudential Insur ents of a daughter born at Middle sisters, Mrs. Mary Cook, Spring me overtone* and satin sash with Center. sex General Hospital, Coast shipping for the National Lake Heights; Mrs. Lillian Births Mr. and Mrs. Roger Todt, 1204 ance Co., Newark. Red Cross at Jersey Cily. He was lide bow. She wore a pearl and The bridegroom attended St. Mi Watson Schenck, Wall Township; Mrs. crystal hat and purse with lame Patterson Ave., Union Beach, are Wharton one of the organizers of the adult VaaCampeakaut ' chael's High School, Union City. He Mr. and Mrs. Louis WaLson jr., Lt. David A. Wharton and Mrs. Louise llance, Holmdel Township; shoes and a white orchid corsage. the parents of a son, born Wednes school program in Monmouth Coun Mrs. Dorothy Mortimer, Wall Mr. and Mrs. John VanCampen- is employed by Rite-Way Inc,, 246 Port Monmouth Rd., Keans Wharton, Uaumholder, Germany, The bridegroom’* mother chose an Hazlet, ty, He belonged to the Retired Of hout, 17 Stephen St., are day, Sept. 23, 1964, in Riverview West New York. burg, are the parents of a daugh are thc parents of a second daugh Township, and Mrs. Florence aqua peau de aoie street - length the parent* of a daughter, born ficers Association at Fort Mon llaines, New Bedford. Hospital. ter, I>orn Thursday, Sept. 24, 1901, ter, born Sept. 28, 1964 in Heidel gown with turquoise Watteau train Wednesday, Sept. 23, 1964, in Riv in Riverview Hospital. mouth and Fort Monmouth Funeral arrangements were in and turquoise aequin cummer erview Hospital. W ile y Attend Convention berg. Ihe baby lias been named Chapter, National Sojourners. He Altocco Marsha Janet. Lt. Wharton, son of charge of Van Hise & Callagan Fu bund. Matching aqua hat and ac A daughter was born in South also was a memlier of the Masons neral Home, Point Pleasant. A son was born in Riverview Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Wharton, and tho National Apollo Club. cessories completed her ensemble Amboy Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Headed by its president Mrs. Ar and she wora a white orchid cot- A daughter was born Wednesday, thur Silva, Asbury Park, 49 mem Hospital on Thursday, Sept. 24, 23 St. Peter PI., Keyport, is due Mr. Conover was a member of Mrs. Phillip Crine Sept. 21, I9M, in Riverview Hos- Robert Wiley. 317 Prospect Ave., bers of the American Legion Aux 1964, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Alloc- to complete his tour of duty in thc Red Bank Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Amelia J. Crine, 83, of 313 *% e r a reception in The Oak J4ta1 to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Laurence Harbor. iliary represented Monmouth Coun co. Centerville Rd., Holmdel. Germany in May when he will re Surviving arc his wife, Mrs. Broadway, Keyport, died Monday, lhadea Fire House, Main St., Mat- rwin, IJ* Idlebrook Lane, Mata Vigafc ty as delegates to the -IGth annual W rig h t turn home with his wife and two Frances E. Conover; two sons, Wil Sept. 28, 1964, at her home follow wan, the couple left on a motor wan. Mr. and Mrs. John Vagas, Aber Department Convention, in Wild Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright, 24 daughters. lis Conover jr., New York and ing a long Illness. Mrs. Crine was trip through the New England K ruger deen and East St., Apt. 2C, Mata wood. Mrs. Basil Slocum, West Indigo Lane, Matawan, arc the par Narita Washington, D.C., and Walter Con the widow of Phillip Crine. She Hates to Quebec, Canada. For tra Mr. and Mri. Marvin Kruger, 20 wan, are the parents of a daughter, Long Branch, was installed as De ents of a son, born Thursday, Sept. Mr. and Mrs. Yoshio Narita, 470 over, Fair Haven; a daughter, was bom in Pennsylvania and had veling, the bride wore a beige Iona PI., Matiwan, are the par born In South Amboy Hospital. partment Chaplain. 24, 1964, in Riverview Hospital. Main St., Keyport, are tho parents Mrs. James Davison, Fair Haven, been a resident of the Keyport area mohair and orlon three-piece suit ents of a daughter, born Wednes O’Reilly of a daughter, born Monday, Sept. and a brother, Robert Conover, most of her life. with cocoa hat and accessories and day, Sept. 23, 1964, in Riverview A son was born in Riverview 28, 1964, in Riverview Hospital. Buffalo. N. Y. Mrs. Crine was a communicant of a white orchid corsage. When they Hospital. Hospital on Friday, Sept. 25, 1964, Burial will be In Arlington Na St. Joseph's Church, Keyport; a Bodtm an return, they will reside In Chester, Aast^it - to Mr. and Mrs. John O’Reilly, 53 tional Cemetery, Virginia. member of the Altar and Rosary P a . A daughter was born In Perth Ravine Dr., Matawan. A daughter was born in River Society of the church, and a char Jacob Loeach The bride was graduated from Amboy Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. view Hospital on Monday, Sept. 28, ter member of the Catholic Daugh Rogers 1964, to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Jacob Loesch, 89, of Disbrow Matawan Regional High School and Raymond Anstett, 96 Bucknell Dr., Mr. and Mrs, Donald Rogers, ters of America, Court St. Joseph was employed in the Bayshore Bodtman, 161 Sccond St., Keyport. Rd., Cheesequake, died Monday, Hszlet. West Nutswamp Rd., llolmdel, are Sept. 28, 1964, In Monmouth Medi 884. Fishery,- Cliffwood. Rathmaa the parents of a daughter, hom Pearson Surviving are two sons, Phillip The bridegroom was graduated cal Center. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rothman, Thursday, Sept. 24. 1964, in Mon Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pearson, Bom in Red Bank, he was thc A. Crine jr., Phoenix, Ariz., and from St. James High School, Ches 3 Northfield Rd., Matawan. are mouth Medical Center. 714 Bcechview Ave., Union Bcach, Harold W. J t Crine, Keyport; two ter, Pa. He attended thc Philadcl- son of the late Conrad and Rosa the parents of a son, born Sept. 19, Hughes are the parents of a son, born Mon Locsch. lie was a retired farmer. daughters, Mrs. James Smith, Colt* ptiia School of Music and received Neck, and Mrs. John Baumann, IM4, in Perth Amboy Hospital. A son was horn Friday, Sept. 25, day, Sept, 28, 1961, in Riverview Mr. Loesch was a member of thc an honorable discharge as Speclal- Sayreville; nine grandchildren ana 1964, in Riverview Hospital to Mr. Hospital. Cliffwood Methodist Church lat Four from the U.S. Army, Bat five great - grandchildren. tery D„ Fourth Missile Base, 71tt A daughter was born In Perth and Mrs. Robert Hughes, 25 Essie Rusignuolo and was a charter and exempt member of the Cheesequake Fire Funeral services are being held Artillery, Telegraph Hill, Holmdel Amboy Haapital ot. Tuesday, Sept. Dr., Matawan. A son was born Monday, Sept. this Thursday at 8:15 a.m. at the Township, last week. 22, 1W4. to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bainhrldge 28, 1964, in Riverview Hospital to Co Surviving are five grandchil Day Funeral Home, Keyport, and Jameson, 11 Seventh Ave., West Mr. and Mrs. James Bainhridge. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rusignuolo, al 8:45 a.m. a high requiem mass 917 Route 3G, Union Beach, dren, Mrs. John Low, Mrs. Horace Keansburg. 38 Shore Haven Rd., Raritan Town Is being offered In St. Joseph'* ship, ore the parents of a son, Lawton, Eugene, Melvin and Hen Sliiela Kalieta Deegan ry Vrccland, and 10 great • grand Church. Interment will follow in Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mundrnne, born Friday, Sept. 25, lDflt, in Riv Mr. and Mrs. Itichard Deegan, children. St. Joseph's Cemetery. I Manchester Ave., Keyport, are the erview Hospital. 34 Coral PL, Hazlet, are the par Wed In Matawan parents of twin daughters, bom Thc funeral will be held this Bailey ents of a daughter, born Monday, Thursday a! 1 p.m. in the fledle Fu Tuesday, Sept. 22, 1964, In River Sept. 28, 11)01, in Riverview Hos Ml is S h lcla Ann Kalieta, daugh A son was born In Riverview neral Home, Matawan, with thc Engagement view Hospital. Thc babies have Hospital tin Friday. Sept. 2f>, IMI, pital. ter nf Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kalieta, been named Mary Louise and Kim Rev. Frank W. Sweeten, pastor of llarrison-Royle I Washington Ave., Matawan, be to Mr. und Mrs. Joseph Bailey, Gilt Gumbs the Matawan Methodist Church, of berly Ann. Mrs. Mundrane is thc Morningside Ave., Union Ucach. The engagement of Miss Victoria cam e the bride of Dwight Lee But former Miss Gloria Sprague. A son was born Tuesday, Sept. ficiating. Burial will be In Rose Jean Royle, daughter of Mrs. Viv« ton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cook 2'J, lIKil, in Riverview Hospital lo Hill Cemetery, Matawan. ian Royle, 742 Poole Avo., Harlot, Batson, Sl Prospect Ave., Cliff Edlck Mr. and Mr.s. Daniel Cook, Main Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ciumbs, Coun A daughter was bom Tuesday, Mrs. tulwar] G. Olsen nnd the late Eugene Royle, lo John wood, on Sept. 12, 196-1. The mar- St., Marlboro, are the parents of ty Rd., Cliffwood, William Harrison, son of Mr. and Hage was performed by Magls- Sept. 22, 1964, in Riverview Hospi a son, barn Friday, Sept. 25. 196-1. Mr.s, Karoline M. Olsen, CD. of -13 tal to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Edick, Antonides Locust Trailer Court, West Keans Mrs. John Harrison, 17 Loocadia Mate Ralph S. Heuser at nis home, In Riverview Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Anto- Ct.. West Keansburg, hai been an* 114 Main St., Matawan 186 Sidney A ve ., Union Bcach. burg. died Monday, Sept. 28, lWil, M a n c la l Nudes Hides, 5 lietmelt St.. Freehold, are in Riverview Hospital. nmtnced hy her mother. , Thc bride wore a walti - length A daughter was born In St. Pet the parents of a third son. born Miss Royle is a senior at Raritan White wedding gown desisted Mr. and Mrs. August Mancini, Horn In Norway, she had lived in 1204 Patterson Ave., Union Bcach, er's iiospitul on Tuesday, Sept. Monday, Sept, 28, 196-1, In Fitkin Union Beach before moving to Township High School. Her flanc# With a bodice of lace trimmed with 22, 1964, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Arnold J. Memorial Hospital. The baby has is a graduate of Middletown Town* pearls, scoop neckline, Ion); lace a re the parents of * son, born Wed West Keansburg two years ago. She nesday, Sept. 11, 1964, In Riverview Nodes, 111 Bentley Ave., Old been named John Douglas. 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Thursday, October 1, 1964 Episcopal* W ill Hold O irl Scout Leaders “ Our Divided World — Is It Here internationally known economist M issionary To to Stay?” Sunday at their semi-an and author and regular contributor B a y s h o re Church Directory 5-W oek Study Program A ttending Convention nual convention held a Red Bank. to many U.S. periodicals, will be Present Lccture “ Adventures In Christian Liv Mrs. Ilarry R. Brindle, Brielle, the luncheon speaker on the central ■ ■ •*■: ■■■•■• _ • ' ' ■ • Regional Plan Group problems of great citics of the Lesson to be read a t Christian Sci ing," a five-week study program president of the Monmouth Council Hie Kev. Zeaaa Yeghoyaa, aa CL M an ia l | h a a | d ’ ed and tha pastor will have as his sponsored by the Episcopal Church world. Last year, more than 1000 c M ericaa ■flirt missionary la l a t F raat S t, Keypart sermon topic, ' “The Finished ence churches oa Sunday. Sub of Girl Scouts, announced today Sets A nnual Conference feet of the lesson - sermon is es in Monmouth Convocation, will persons attended ihe Regional Plan Haiti, will apeak at two aervicea 1 A. Mala, m t Task.” Sunday School meets at be held in the Church of the lloly that she will be among the 1800 conference. The 35-year-old as l:M, t:M and 11 i.m. Pilgrim “ Unreality.” Lessons for the New York Region at the Flrat Baatiat Church al Maralaa prayer Sundsy is at T:4S Communion, Fair Haven, Oct. 13, adults in Girl Scouting who will be from the success of other metro* sociation is dedicated to the de* Matawaa l» FtHmuUf Nall Magr. a.ai.; Holy Communion, S a Youth meet at S:3I p.m. for a box attending the 32nd Region II Con 20 and 27 and Nov. 10 and 17. poliUn areas in meeting problems velopment of an efficient, attrac At I p.m. tfiira wiB ka aa altar* schoolnool aad ‘ family‘ ‘ aervice, supper and procram. Youth advis a Baptist Ckarek ference in New York this week at Keypart Rd. aad The classes are scheduled to ol growth and central city deterio tive and varied metropolitan area aooa Womea’a F«Uawal# Msatlaa S:M a m ; morning prayer, 11 a.m. ors of Ihe two fellowship* meet at stsrt at I p.m. with a devotional the Statier Hilton Hotel. This three- surrounding the Pori of New York. aad at • p. at dw ciay nalloa will Holy Commuaioa will ba celebrat* I p.m. , Brallley line, ration will be reported at Regional period and registration at the first day meeting with a theme of Plan Association’s 19th annual con’ piher lor a aslsahiasry earvica ad Wadaeiday aad Fridays at t:M session. There will be s class ses “ Girl Scouting — a Promise In Rav. Kenneth Jaggard Terence Monday, Nov. 9, at the This week, why don’t you look Mr. Y a*qm , a (Mad Kagalst, a.ai. - sion from 8:30 to 9:10 p.m., a coffee Action” will spotlight the role of U teacher af laaeaaa** at tt* Hal* Rav. Thomas H. McNally Paslor Statier-Hillon Hotel, New York. through the windows of your M iaistar break and s second class session Ihe Girl Scout leader in the world church . . . from the inside. Uaa Baptist Ssariaary, aa AaMri- Sunday School meets at 1:45 from 9:21 to 10 p.m. wide organization. Barbara Ward (Lady Jackson), C4M Biptiai faMtttsUn si liifei, Ht Sunday School meets at 1:41 a.m. a.m.; morning worship, 11 a.m., According to the sponsors, "Ad Cammuaioa will be observed at 11 when a nursery is svaiiable. The Other members of the Monmouth la aM* to anack la da dtffcreat jSSTLEafeRlSe a ventures In Christian Living” is Council who will be representing laagaaaca. He aha **na* m pa*- a.m. when the sermon will be evening aervice is at 7 p.m. being offered to the members of “The Lord's Table." Young Peo this area will be Mrs. J. C. Grif toraftbe BaptMCharchiaPlalao A public Bible lecture will he giv Monmouth Convocation in the hope fith, Brick Town; Mrs. J . K . FOR THE BEST IN MEATS 11 4a Nord. 'Bator* cotnlai to the en at 3 g m . Sundsy. The Watch- ple meet at 7 p.m. First Baptist Church that it will help and Inspire new aamiaary, he taught ia pwarawaai 2U Mala St., Matawaa Bartlett, New Shrewsbury; Mrs. lower Bil study aw ets at 4: IS Ftoal BaptM Charek and deeper Interest in the life of Eugene Datres, Fort Monmouth; achools of Haiti. p.m Rev. Robert W. Addiss, Pastor tha church. A aatlva Armeaiaa, Mr. Yefhoy- I M a aad « . W r d Sla. Mrs. Owen Hendricks, Shark Riv "Sunday church school will be er Hills; Mrs. Emerson Williams, aa fled to Havana, Caba, to Mcapa held at 9:45 a.m. and morning wor Turklih persecution la IK2. For a (A B sqteljaj!list Charek) Rav. Eugaaa F. Gregory, Pastor Tomplo Sisterhood* Red Bank; Mrs. Troy Coody, Point ship at 9:45 and 11 a.m., a nursery Pleasant, and Mrs. William Win aum ber ot year* ka wa* a fsculty Sunday School starts at S:M is provided during both services. At Stato Convention M & S " at the Cataa Amerkaa Th* Rev. Noel W. Hirons of the drow, Hazlet. MARKET a.m . The worship aervice at 16:45 The B.Y.F. Groups will meet at 7 Bible Christian Union will be the a.m . will be a Communion service, Ba • p.m. The 35th Biennial State Conven A BUTCHER SHOP FOR B TEARS W I M I Mi HVTm I - • S est speaker at the morning wor- and the topic of the pastor will be tion of the New Jersey Federation Attend Convention Mr. Yeghnfan m a ardaiaad a Ip service Sunday at 11 a.m. Ral "The Last Passover of Our Lord.” t lm Praabytiriaa Charefe of Temple Sisterhoods will he held Baptist minister ia Havana In ly Day will be observed in the Bi A nursery is available. Young peo. Reale M aad Praaklla St. this year in conjunction with the Almost the entire congregation of 32 W . Front St. 2 6 4 - 9 8 0 7 K e y p o r t W4». HU education wa* received which meets ble School at 9:45 a.m. pie meet at 4:45 p.m. to go to the Matawaa New Jersey Council of the Union Jehovah's Witnesses were part of at colleges in Armenia aad Syria. The Rev, Mr. Hironi will have a Brookdale Nursing Home. "A New Ra*. Chester A. Gelioway, ol American Hebrew Congregations an audience of 1674 who heard Lyle A ikillful music direclor, ha has special messsge for the boys snd Lease on Life" will be the pastor's E. Reu.sch, district minister for the Pastor this weekend at the Goldman Ho successfully trained a large group iris. There s in will be promotion, topic at the 7:30 p.m. service, when Watchtower Bible and Tract Socie Morning worship services Sunday tel, Pleasantdale. Women’s Asso ol Haitian! to ling In wived and ivenlng worship service will be at the soprano soloist will be Mra. Ro ciation of Temple B’nni Jeshurun, ty, deliver the main address, difficult choir.music although they 7 p.m. The Rev. Mr. Hirona will bert Parmalee, Matawan. arc nt 9:30 and 11 a.m. The Sacra Newark, is hostess for 1961 ment ol the Lord’s Supper will be are unable to read. Mr. Yeghoyan show slides ol the work he Is doint Keynote speaker at the opening The Lord's Day I* alM general iccretary - of the with the Bible Christian Union Uatted Hebrew Coagregatloa administered at both services in ob luncheon Friday will be Mrs. Dnvitl Nalicosl Youth Aiiociition of Hal- in the Print Shop at Brooklyn. Bread St.. Keyporl servance of World Wide Commun Zweben, Lakewood, treasurer of DR. LOUIS I. PR ACER tl. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Sabbath Eve services will be ion Sunday. Sunday School meets at National Federation nnd past presi Is a Holy Day The Yeghoyias have two chil l e a pie held Friday evening at 8:30 p.m. 9:30 and 11 a.m. Bnby-csire is pro OPTOMETRIST Iha Rafcrm Ceagregatlaa dent of New Jersey Federation. dren. Nancy aad Paul. Nancy, a a t Ihe synagogue. The services will vided for children under three Mrs. William Leffler, New Ro EYES EXAMINED duate nurie, recently came Strathmar* Schaal be conducted by Saul Diamond. years of age every Sunday morn K RabM Mordecai Schreiber chelle, N.Y., first vice president of O FFICE HOURS k to Haiti ca a visit to her par- ing. National Federation of Temple Sis It Is a day of sacred rest anti spiritual refreshment ants, and waa aa (truck by th* Sabbath Eve aervice* conduct Bosnia Praahytertaa Ckanh Daily t A.M. to 6 P.M. ed by Rabbi Mordecai Schreiber terhoods, will conduct a leader Fridays 9 A.M to t P M DO NOT L E A V E GO D O U T O F IT aeed* at tha Good Samtritan Hot- Ckffaaad Reaek grewat aw Commaally Ckarek ship Institute Friday afternoon. Dital in Limbe, that ahe volunteered will be held on Friday at 1:30 p.m. Rav. David L. Bucci, Pastor Bnwatowa Ualea Suadat Sehoal Closed All Day Wednesdays lo come for a year lo help nut. at the Strathmora Elementary Real s 11, Brawatewa Saturday 9 AM. to 2 P.M ’’SERVE THE LORD WITH GLADNESS' School in the all - purpose room. “ Love In Action” will be the Attendance Records 30 W . Front St., Psolmi 100 2 The theme of Rabbi Schreiber’s pastor's sermon topic at this Sun Rev. Francis Cantel, Paator Rosary Society day's 11 a.m. worship service. In t sermon will be: “ Rise of Hail* Snaday School la held from 1:49 Fred Dean sr., Bethany Rd., Haz K e y p o r t dism.” Mrs. Sy Farren will partici observance ol World • Wide Com * 10:45 a.m. and the church ser let, received an award from the The Roiary Altar Society at St. pate ia tha candle • lighting cere munlon Sunday, the Sacrament of vice la from u a.m. until U First Baptist Church, Keyport, for COIfax 4-2020 Sunday, October 4 Benedict's Church, Hailet, will Communion will be admlniatered mony. The Oh m Shabbst will be o'clock. Everyoaa la cordially la 51 years perfect attendance at Sun CHURCH SERVICES hold their monthly meetlaj Mon sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Fsr- during the service and then vited to attend day School, Rally Day Sunday. At day, at S p.m. ia tke school cafe raa. throughout the day to members the same time his son, Fred Dean 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. teria. Adam Xacaawrsk, Sayre* who could not be present. A nur S t Jaaafh's Charek jr., Bethany Rd., Hazlet, received ville, will speak oa.Our Lady at sery Is held during the 11 i.m. ser ilavis PI, Keypart an award for 36 years perfect at “World Wide Communion” Fatima. Mr. Kacuaartk is a Cru vice. Church school meets at 1:30 Rav. Gnaallua J. Kane, Paitor tendance. sader ia the Blae Anay al Our La- a.m. Youth choir meets at S p.m. Ar aad ha* led Iha recitatioa ot tha and Junior and Senior High Fel •IB ba held Sunday DoaaldB Irvin. Assistaat _ al I, H I. It. 11 aad U Rosary ia all d tk* major Shrines Diviaa worship services Sunday lowships a t 1 p.m, Fell M e e t i n g Europe. At tha and of Ua talk will be at l:tf and 11 a.m. with a'dock. i will show lUdee of Fatima. Ra* RrtsraMd Chars* si Keypart The fall business meeting of the the obaerVsnce of Holy Commun- ■ Warrea St, Kayaart I t Baas Bet's Chare* Flrat Baptist Church, Matswan, hmeats will he aerved by Mr*. ioa. Music will ba by the chancel Cuillan aad har cammtttea. Rav. loha H Sharp*. P u tv will be held Wednesday evening, dioir and the crussder choir slso Sunday School, nursery to high Oot. 7 at 8 p.m. will sing at 11 a.m. A supervised Bathany Rd., Holmdel • Supervised Nursery for Children Under Three Years. school, ii at t:M a.m.; early wor Rat. Bdm id F. Blaska. Paator • Church School at 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. aantry I* available at 11 a.m. ship service, 9:30 a.m. snd morning w m m a * lor In* Tmptctui and Junior church la . conducted. worship aervice 10:45 a.m ., with Maaaaa ara bald Sunday at 7 ,1, Churclt school Is held at 1:45 and Mrs. John Roberts ss orgsnist. I U aad U am aad at U o’clock I QIO, WBKTON * SONS II a.m. Senior MYF will meet at 7 World-Wide Communion Sunday bviitm fB l 9««arlU«B p.m. when new officers will ba In* •Ct O t«U Av*., LMI B riM l MABKWMDUBPOOR will be observed at both servlcea V«L tll-ttll atalled. «l worship. OLOMJRNACCSUMr Spiritual Charch Bdam T*mple M Share R A , IM M B*« - Ml Syraiara Ava* W uiaibary Rav. Katherine Millar. Pastor q » ______7«ee_Slate — Rav. Fraak B. twistn . ____ Rabbi Richard F. Stelabrlah ♦w **aaaaa»»a*aa*»aa»»»>*a»»a«a***aam a»a*»a» Doaald B. Irvhs, Assistant Sabbath Eve Services will be Sarvieaa *r* held on Sunday aaa ■ V ;-' Holy Communion will ba observ held Friday evening at 1:30 p.m. rhuraday aveaiaga at S o'clock ed Sunday at the i a.m. service. The services will be conducted by aad ca Friday afternoona at 2 p m Sunday School meets at IS a.m. Rabbi Richard F . Steinbrink and Cantor Arthur N. Feinstein. The ■ha Latberaa Church title ol Rabbi Steinbrink’a sermon Ml as earl Synod Mala St, Matawaa wiil be: “ Euthanasia • the Right llalaa Falla Public Hchaal Rev. Carroll a HalL oil a Patient to Live and to Die.” Rev. Daniel D. Reinheimer, Pastor Rector On Saturday religious school will Sunday School aad Bible Cissies Matins and Holy Cofomunlon be held at 9 a.m. Sunday will ba at 7:45 a.m.; Fami ara held at 1:30 a.m. Sunday undei ly Eucharist and church school, Slrathmara al Matawaa Iha direction ol Arthur Bitter, an aura y e a r lar aat* •: IS a.m.; Sung Eucharist and ser Jewish Ceatw aerlataadeat Hie morning wonhlp glvaa mufawm asriena* mon II a.m.; newspaper collec Slralkawra School, Malawaa will ba held at 10:41 a.m. with ser ■ace. Order aar rcHula Fuel tion, 1 p.m.; Brotherhood of St. An A Coaaervatlva Congregation moa by the pastor. A nursery u n OH aad ha aar* al aa drew, 4:30 p.m.; evensong and Ep Morris L. Rubinstein, Rabbi lea la availabla. Communion serv- a t o d y - a a d iscopal Young Churchmen, 7:30 Ssbbath services will be held Fri Icaa ara bald tba Hnt Sunday ol p.m. day at 8:30 p.m. In Room K-l of Holy Communion will be cele the Strathmore Elementary School. II MIN. brated Wedneadsy at I a.m. and Rabbi Morris L . Rubinstein will DavtTa TiherasHs BWTALLATMM Friday at 6:30 a.m. continue the discussion ol Jewish CHHwaad Family Mores. Rider Jam ea Mosa, Paata* HOLLYWOOD STULTZJr Iha Faith Rdarmad Charek Junior congregation will be L aad Fad* i i t Suaday School la at 11 am ; SIRV1CI, IN C C O ■ held Saturday at 10 a.m. In the school. morning wonhlp, II a m R l M 0 Cerasn) 4 0 7 0 0 Rev. Theodore C. Muller, Pastor World • Wide Communion will be Cross Ot Glery llag Ol If lags Latheran Charek K e y p o r t celebrated Sunday at fcW and 11 Latberaa Church Cherry Tree Farm Rd., a.m . New members will be receiv- Straihmore School, Matawaa Middletown COIfax 4-3001 Rev. Richard A. Weeden, Pastor Rav. C Roger Burkins, Pastoi Sundsy School meets at 9 a.m. "The New You" will be the pas Sunday School: 1 :13 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Church Services I a.m.; 10:45 Prea Ceaaultatiea tor's sermon topic at the 10:30 a.m. a.m. worship service, when a nur IF YOU HAVE THIS sery is available. The pastor's Mirsaavflla Mataadlat ChanB class will meet at 3:30 p.m. at the MargaavUa parsonage and the Luther League Rev. Fred H. Bowea, Pastoi will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the R. T. il. 1 Js SYLVIA MYERS, R. N. Porter home, 72 Andover Lane, Church services are held on Sun r » -w M>; day at • a.m . and Sunday School t ’Ate. S Matawan. MW*' ’ ELECTBOLOGIST meeta at U a.m. th at Church Ol Christ, Sclaatiat M Bread SI., Keypart Latheraa Church luaday aarv lc o and Sunday al the Gaed Shepherd Svporflvows H air Permanently Removed SchoaL U a.ai. Wedneeday, taau- Madlsea Tewashlp High Schaal ■oay aaeting l p.m. Reading room Rev. Harley .Aeyer, pastor sf*a Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. Family Bible hour la held at 1 :15 "Thou wilt keep him In perfect a.m.. Sunday nnd family worship z S m m m n y peac*, whose mind la stayed on service, 10:30 s.m. Mala w aa, B !■ thee: because he trusteth In thee." This quotation from Italah (26:3) la the central theme of the Bible Uaiea aad SMaey Ava„ ..YOU NEEO THIS! Ualea Beach Mra. Issbella Wood, Pastor On Sunday ther* will ba Sunday School a t 1:43 a.m . and morning worship, 11 a.m. Prayer time will bo held a t 7 :15 p. m. An avangellS' tio m eeting will ba held a t 7:45 p.m. WARNING! P in t Spiritual Chursfe Ol Dtvlaa Rasa IT* M ala St., Ballard Rav. Phoebe Dailey, THE TWO NUTS NAVE FLIPPEO MAIN I Service* are held Sunday al Th* I aula from MtANSBURO BEVERAGE CO., have gone completely ape trying to pm aad Tueeday at I p.m. Biux> Doors Are not reserved (or lava a few bottles of fsbulou* CORNELL SODA for themselves. thoie lucky ownets of now homes Letting Ihilr customers know they now sell CORNELL was a big mistake, Not a moments S t Jam ea P I ., . It’s the perfect replacement peacer , Ualea Beach for your worn-out wood hatch* At $1.60 « c o m (cash A carry) Rev. Hsrland M. Baxter, Paslor for any ar all d thaa* 17 sparkling CORNELL FLAVORS , , . who could pass up suck * Church school la held Sundsy m way. All steal for permnnctice, bargain Aad anoa tha word got out lhat CORNELL tastes good too . . . It was like storm* 9:30 s.m. Worship services will be neat appcnrance and weather las tha Baallllat held 1:30 and 11 a.m. and s nuraery Aid whsa Iha weight watchers drsgged It out of Ihe 2 nuts that CORNELL also boitlM Is provided at the 11 a.m, service. tightness. Pays for Itself liy e n d •igM M M aw diaf (flo-iugar) flavor* , , , and ths party makera heard lhat CORNELL ing repair and replacement e* giafar Ala, haN A haM and club 4Ma make Iha bast misers aver, . . well, Just taka a look Delivers Lecture penie. O|)ona and closot al i at pm Nm* **d Jack at Iha bottom ot this sd. la, U ym waal to sea aad last* wh*t makes RVERYONB flip, , , come down lo On Christian Science touch with "Feather Action' door “ Accept nothing but ilia best, the operator*, KBANSBURO ■ BVERAOE CO. Inflnltu goodness of God,” Ralph W, Cessna of Evanston, III,, said i 191 Main St, Keanahurg In a public lecture In Keyport at Iha First Church ot Christ Scientist « m f p k h up • m m «r two of on Saturday, S3 (UJjtEjCO) Cslllng upon hli audience lo “ re fuss to sccopl or express mediocri ty, hslf-wsy good, llmltrnion,” Mr, Cessna doc lured Hint "w* should CORNELL SODA and oaa aim at and truly h* aatli- fled with, nol lust Improvement, Cnll tn for free nor Juil somelhlng n III lie bett*r, tmhill-ll ’ lohler, or wg can sane; but wilh unly the very highest snd besl kind of cxiierlt'iice, nitw it n mmjii'lrnt mirhiwn llnnlth, freedom, nnd wcll-belnp m i By Ih* waft CM Wi l l haa baa* aarvtd la home* are In reality unlimited, because MATAWAN for genfrallonh Nam and lath would llk« ym llwy are of (Jtitl, Ilie li'ultirer nitit- NEWBERBYS PARKING fd, LUM BER CO . la try H. Ttwy'n ihH m nuts! ! Mr, Cessna Is » member ol Tilt1 Christian Science Honrd ut Lee* "The I'Hemlly Lumber Yurtl" tureslilp, The subject ol his |pe> DOWNTOWN KEYPORT hm JACK lure was "How dirlnllnn Hclence Telephone 566-4500 Removes Lim itationsH e wai In- IroiluiiwJ hy Honemnry Jolil, MJU'IIIN AVK, MATAWAN ■aaamJ Caj|Iaa Hj|aA . H u * yy V W f W If IT W THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. 9VCWNV 99CvFnV • rll^V VIW After Ika laitial eifht weaka, ka tary trailing at LacUiad AFB, completed basic traiaing i t F o rt provides extended radar coverage, and Mrs. Theodore Trybretd, Barf, M U Iq w il )j3m », •Ul receive twe wests have, llasa Airman Richard C. Williams, Tex. Dix. ' radio relay service, and still acts tan Towmhip, left Sept. t t lo r as a most effective reconnais m i t H i . aad Mn. A n * I. eater advanced iafaatry traiaiag, aa of Mr. aad Mrs. Charles R. Airman William s has been select He attended Keyport High School eight weeks of basic training a t NEWS OF AREA UPfW tl. IM Churck A . KtyMrt, sance aircraft. ed for technicil training as an air and was employed by Thomas Fort Dix. kM keaa______awarded U .|, A ir r/ore* o r a ba enrolled la oaa al Ika specialist Kearney in Matawaa, before en «Uwr pilot wiaga upon praduatfea schools at Port Dis, or be aant to craft equipment repairman at an tering the Army. Le a ve s Far Traiaiag Michael Drybread, son ol Mr. Have you read tha classified • * ? SERVICEMEN from Ifyiaa uaW ns *dm l at another Army port for idvinced Air Training Command (ATC) With Warning Squaboa 4 y A F B , C a . trilnlag. school at Chanute AFE, 111. His Ll. Lo Presto ii belag nslaaiii Thomas F. Burke, iviation elec IM . la c U l , aon c l M r. and M rs. new unit is part of the vast ATC tronics technician (airborne C1C la La rede AFB, Tea., lar flyias Al lackaU, K eyport, graduated o p e rato r) second class, U.S. Navy, *M» ia a aait arklck ia a p arti-- system which trains airmen and of V .sTttriae Officer Cull ill f r a a Keyport High School aad at too of M r. ind Mrs. T. F. Durke, h m 'i wishing you • Ron Voyage Cm m r s m b In ficers in the diverse skills required ' ar V. Wettae*. lea cf Mr. Air Tralaiat “— tended Rutgers University. 714 Sydney Ave., Union Beach, is Mr*. Arthar VtlfcfMk, M by the nation's aerospace force. serving with Airborne Early Warn Had At Fart M ing Squadron 11, at the Naval Air Pvt. Frank R ie d , aoa o l M r. aarf Takas M ikrfraiare Cw m W if iL 's a Pvt. Thomas Grabowski, II, Station, Norfolk, Va. k right! Ou*, at Mariaa Carp Mra. rraak Ricci, Boa 71, Clilf Vou’re le re a l tua Ob wood Ave., Cliffwood, completed son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Gra His duties will include operating Qiiaattco, Va. bowski, 1 Fulton St., Keyport, airborne Combat Information Cen „ Darla* ika aia ■ weak course, Ika advanced training aa i caaMK4er at the Army Artillery and Miaaile completed a five - week aircraft ter equipment including radar, voyage ljfeir«ae#ielee received trilain* ia navigation computers and voice Center, Fort Sill, Okla., Sept. M. maintenance course a l the A rm y count oa ai to make leadership, physical lliacse u d Aviation School, Fort Rucker, A la ., communications equipment. Military jakjecta M saatf la pre Pvt. R ic c i w ai trained as a m em all the arrangementa. b er a t the artillery gua or howit Sept. 25. The squadron utilizes Ihe Grum pare jw a | mra ia cot lege* aad ua- During the course Pvt. Grabow man “Tracer,” the world’s most tversities all aver tha country far zer crews. The 32 - year . o ld so* * B! CHARD C. WILLIAMS ler entered the Army last May aad ski received instruction in the op advanced rid ir early warning air fo a mm liilM i ia lha U.S. Mariaa craft. Flying from the decks of Brown Travtl Burtau Williams ol 11 Oxford Rd., Old eration ol Army airfields and in 0*i cult: viW) m i« - im m m i . . C ar** completed baaie combat training at r BroM vif. • N lili Ctltoi 60 M HI Fort Dix, He alteadtd Matawaa B ridg e, h u completed the first the maintenance of Army aircraft. aircraft carriers in the Atlantic and Two periods oI initructlon, . lha phase o l his Air Force basic mili- He entered the Army last June and Mediterranean Fleets, this aircraft laaiar PIC Course ind (he Senior High School. ftC Coura*. ara conducted it Ma riaa Cor pi School! during lhe sum- Thoie completing the tiro cours- aa, upon graduation Iron collete, are comatissioned aecond lieutea- anti in the Marine Corpi Reserve. AUCTION RAYMOND i. 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Tart u r m * W l I IO I'OOO PRIZeS OP 3 BO O KS OP «V PO-t of hd cflofee «IMn no ^ M M SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY OIPUIMA - Iil l '' AMI ADULT HJBJECTS IW iday ■ Thtiriday Eveninga — 7:3$ • h i t rIa U O TRIPLE-S BLUE STAM PS EACHI Vaar Msh School Diploma la year meal vshtaMi h m , Mil winner mif choosa IK) tmto 11 fMpeg lha B l la a MQMRN MATHEMATICS FOR TEACHERS AND FARENTS Tuesday • Thursday Evenings — 7: JO ■ I: M Silurday Morning I: (I# • 12: M Noaa MTrlpli'SOwSlmifsil mm mu fird Ih ti hm ken (TN# only «ice(j1ion i HILL TOP COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL I. fim *4 tttim on otfidii indy ftonun fu/t. tu hp |i«tH dUfttfl l^^li IfMdMMlipmHfliitl 9Unli wi |hi| f||| of | pifcf M n W'/ hmiHiiMii't) lo «"(J horn fOiRl OFFICIAL ENTRY BIANK Full Time Oridea l -» Iifttll inti| in ipicul Mii ri |it'i«hik.ihAii m Na« fn/i fat Mdiidiii bt IlM A.M, - ): Oft P.M. Opening fnr 2 sludenll. W i liber Ua4t«a Mtatkantt •NpririlMMtlortffftiiMo JRiflll m asftiiiM ahetM if the MM canapetiUoa. Ia the Oa* laduatry claeaHicatioa with revee- Utility Report uea under f W.*l>.M<, Weatera Ken tucky Gaa waa runner • up (or the tap award, while Provo Gaa Pro- fiuns Award d acera ptaced th ird . , ■•■Jthm Jeraey Natural O u Com- Chairman of the awarda |ury A*RO wUI laealve- a fiiit • pUc* which made the ejections ia Dr. a i a w 4 (or havlag iMtMd the beat Joaapti H. Taggart, eteutive iHoddMlder aanual report (or com- deen of the School! oI Business, f jaaiH ia tfcaga* laduatry with iw - New York University. Other ntem- i itmm uadar MUH.W ia thia hera ere Thomas H. Lenagh, presi 1 1 M(|| Annual Report Survey dent ol the New York Society of h e y G o , . J by FtaMclafcia(W< World, ' the ‘ Security Analysts, Inc.; Gerald L. a aatlon'a eMaat baelaeaa and dnw- Wilitead, immediate past - presi dal weakly. dent of the *ame group; Charles Dr. C. Northcote Parkinaoa. eco- M. 81 evert, financial • buaineaa aaariet, hMariaa and lormulator ot columnlit, New York World - Tele Parfciaaoa'a Lawa oa bureaucratic gram and Sun, end Robert S babavtor, will deliver tha arincl- Smith, preaident of the Art Direct '.pal M * m . n a noted Britiab writ- ors Club of New York. In addition W E’RE MOVING No M onthly Paym ents i«r «f aaMra, wheea moat racaiit 13 inveilment analysts from the ;»aefc,-..” E eat a a d W eat," Ii a aer- New York Society alao aerved on IM*. provocative aaalyaia of tha el- Ih e panel. to Route 35, Middletown SEARS ’ t a F e b . 1 t*raa*e riee aad (all ofthoae clvill- H U aaa, Wttt viait thia country aa- HELP US MOVE padaity hw thia eveat. M inerologlcol Group K A N ». Otto, praaidcat oI New Took Field Trip Natural, will receive a We’d rather sell it than move il iO acar-of - laduatry trophy At the meeting of The Matawan •anaboliiii* th e achievement at Miaeratogical Society held in thc W a yaar'a Aaaaal Awarda Banquet Matawan Grammar School, Mra. « Oct. 17 la tha Grand Ballroom G eorg e W eb er waa appointed li. ii I roelow Control — Planting — Sod 30” GAS RANGE 14.2 cu. ft. Auto-Defrost L LUCAS, Inc. % 1 4 8 $ $ n m oui 2 6 4 - 1 4 1 5 1 2 7 O Completely Automatic O Visi-Bake Duor wilh Oven Light a Porcelain interior, eaay to keep clean O 12 Ib. Capacity O Full W idlh Illum inated Claim Bake Guard a Full width crisper O Built-in Lint Filter Rms W. Maghan Agency O Removable Door a 108 lb. capacity free/cr clicul - J a v a W H h S a f e c o Atffo owd Wow ow nw P o l k i o f u j w B r / Real Estate—Insurance m N U M M IM Nab Sl UM I *4003 WHILE-THEY-LAST THEY’LL CO FAST TREMENDOUS VALUES 1*Y ITI FULL COURSI Only 6 — 3-cycle, 2-s|ieed K enm orejt'i OO 2 Only— 20” Keiiniore 11.2 cu. ft. Deluxe “Frt»8llcg»” AUTOMATICS lUO GAS RANGE *73 REFRIG.-FREEZER *258 • SPECIAL LUNCH • 14.2 cu. fl. Aulo-Defrotfl Only 2— Space Saver 24” K enm oreft'l flO 5 Left—30” . - . REFRIGERATOR PO« BUSINISI AUTOM ATIC W ASHER *J.£0 KENMORE RANGE *\\\ *238 Clock tinier and griddle in m iddle 151 Ih. Freezer MIN Only 8—Deluxe 3-cycle OO 2 Only— 12 cu, ft. Anto-Defroat 1 1 O n l y — 3 0 ” *199 ~ : S p o c M F o r t u s J n e u G l r l t , < 5 c AUTOMATIC WASHER l0 0 REFRIG.-FREEZER ' M r Buaineaa or Social Affair*, Weddings, Etc. ELECTRIC RANGE *158 2 O n l y — 1 1 c u . f t . S p a c e S a v e r Kenmore 22 cu. ft. S I L V E R T 0 N E Extra Interest Days IT C O N S O L E ZIG-ZAG Oa Veoc Serinfe A m M i n t A t COLDSPOT FIRST MMCHANTS NATIONAL FREEZER PapailH M odo O n or Before O ctober 10th * 1 5 8 k m Interest Prom October 1st NO MONEY DOWN Sews on Btillone • H.'i Channel Inner Mukce Button a I'Voiil-nioiiiiied ai|> front s p e a k e r H o le * a Holds 770 Ilis. Frozen l o m l s a iMiilMigaiiy-gniiii ealiinet a Spnee-saviilg tliin «v«l| ilottigil S Only— H i” AM Chiinucl I 'o r l . New m achlnea in faclory.aealed cartons. a Flush mounted lunge* Im m ediate delivery, or take wilh. 1 a Magnetic door gasket SILVERTONE TV 2 Only— Sicm i AM/FM Comb. S Only—Kenmore jt~| A RADIO-PHONO IM TIRIST ON M tULAft Polisher, Scrubbers IH SAVE on All Appliaiu •cs *149 PASSMOK ACCOUNTS Some floor models, some slightly dam- 3 Only— CouHule AM/FM 2 Only Canialer-tyiM Kenm ore H M M Iia i WMNIM TCB ugvd, som e brand new .. . drastically re* ■ nrncm avmlmu m m t m u VACUUMS • 2 1 RADIO-PHONO *219 (Iticrtl for lltl* sale. All gunraiileed. Willi 6 S|n‘«kcra M VtO-M ATIC rtA N 2x1 -ft. U w n M aaler-M lxed Our I1«>h( 1 0 0 % Hunger. S e e d ••in. Kollttr Seta StifflltlllllllMHMr - i ? Nylon Sctil Holtr* • •(ft New *•••«• IMf Illllll'dlt • !«** 7H‘ • If*' tie Ih. n w h a n l ■ear* Price 2 .8 8 *«•'! ScAra I’rlco 4 .4 4 I’rlco 50f CentalM all Cempletol Incltiiltxi t lncli I'ulii wnll lo liermanent lamM IMclnl-ld iiiclnl iim I Ih'II* iviirk! I Ink'll jraain. Vot roller, Dynul iniiilncryllu rov a Heavy tutl er and bln iitclal paint trny. hold seen roly. ii 'Iivim' nliici'd ul Mil. i|iilfHy, III miy cur, Inli'ivuli, We«l'fr«*> o rriC B a i a s b u r y p a r k • r m » r a n k • m a n a w ju a n eNO. MHURY PARK 0 PAIR HAVEN • IIOLMDBL HKWK IIOVHUl • UHlliLLtl » w m n ; s t k i 'm id Office! Ml Matllaaa A»e;t Anton* Park Shop nt Boor and Save 7-17-2700 Mum,, Tui-<,| 'I1nir«,, Hut, I i.m, I* liM p.m. Federal Dt<|N)ill Imuranee Corporation ttatl*f«eU«M (f t t m a M l «t Yeur Mmtty Hack SEARS IIMII HANK WihI, and I'rl. I i.m. to • n,m. Member Pedsral Rei#rv* Nyitem