I Landowners mi Madison Board Gets^ Subdivision Act New School, Offers 0 15,000 Square Foot Madison Park Unit Is Loi Size Blocking Opened; Southwood, Sale To Developer e r K & R, Make Proposals Madison Township Board of Lanci.'wnors anxious to sell ■New Jersey.Press Association — Monmouth County Pres* Association Member National Editorial Association Education’s existing and future their property .to Herbert Ken­ dall. developer of Madison)------= , school problems were eased Park, ior n new subdivision in !87th YEAR 14th W EEK MATAWAN N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1955 Single Copy Seven Cents somewhnt this week. Monday ______tiie long delayed opening of a the Church St. and Line Rd. ’ ' four - room “gift" school from area crowded the Mntnwnn Township Hall Fridny to de- Matawan Vs. Keyport ^ Mail Overseas Earlyx MATAWAN FIRST AID WINS FIRST PRIZE AT /xjounce the township’s subdivi- Presbyterian Building Postmaster C h a rle s S y \jitin ordinnnce. A provision Mu la wii n and Keyport will . ;second four-room unit is expect­ llasetnann, M a t \v a n, an­ selling lot sizes at 15.000 square meet this year in a contest | l l f f f l fhlllTn ed to be opened there next Mon- in advance of the annual foot- \ j h l l l YYUllU W lUl U l nounced today that to insure jday. feel. In effect, limiting the num­ Campaign Underway arrival before C hristm as all ber pl houses to nn ncre for hall thriller un ThiinJiscivhiK' | On Tuesday, other developers, parcel post for servicc per­ two. was the focal point of the Day. This will not be » m ccl­ Rev. F. Osterstock Musi Fulfill Need i camc forth with concrete offers sonnel in Korea. Japan and resistance. . i ii fir of lln? schools of Use com­ To Serve Youth; for schools in their develop­ munity but of some of their To Be Installed At the Pacific Islands should be Jofeph Knrnslnskl, a South ments. Hyman Segal offered to prominent business men and Bayview Presbyterian mailed by Nov, 1st. Persons List Team Members Amboy real estate specialist,, build a six-room unit without it will occur on the Rolf links. have ttiilil Nov. 151 ii io sonor the ' |will- be of unique design. It ned the flames of the opposi-! ° r t,le ed ns the new pastor-at the mittees and teams for lhe build­ m e n ’s Association held lnst Territories, j will be an eight-sided building .Won by declaring the develop-1 ing campaign being conducted night b.v J. Leon Schanck, sr., Bayvlew' Presbyterian Church Christmas Cards m a y bij Sfr \vou;d ‘“walk out of” the Ma­ with classrooms wedge-shaped captain of the Ke.vport leam , at a service tomorrow evening sent as lale us Dee. 1 provide by the First Presbyterian tawan Township project if the and grouped three oil a side. thal im rlfihl-inaii meeting- at 8 o’clock, Members and iiiir air mall is used. Letters^ Church of Matnwnn, according 15,000 square foot clause re­ Another offer was from J o -. wilh M alawan would bc held friends of the congregation are and C hristm as cards sent bjr^ to George H. Ritter, general mained. He said there could campaign chairman. The gen­ soph Feinberg, developer of the al Ihe I’orsRale Country Club invited to attend the scrvice and regular mail should go before; be no chance of profit for Mr. K and R 232-dwelling tract ill the reception following. Nov. 15th. 'X-'. eral campaign, which has a Kendal! If he could build only links 0<''- ’•1- iOld Bridge. Mr. Feinberg is The service will be presided To insure prompt delivery $90,000 "victory goal," opens two houses to an acre. Hej Th, last maid. contributing $30,000, amounting over by tlie M oderator of the of nil overseas mail the full-j this evening. warned the landowners present! members of tlie M.Uauan to $150 per house, to a fund for Presbytery of Monmouth, the j*' name, rank, serial number,, "There Is lio doubt in our tlieir chance ot selling to Mr.- r"r Places occurrcd al erecting a school In that area. Rev. Charles S. Webster, Red: branch of scrvice, organiza*' minds of the crying need for a Kendall would vanish. Mi. ‘he JamcsbHr* nksSunilny Ii also Will serve the children Bank. Participating will bc thej tion, and thc Army or Navy* new cduealloniil. social nnd rec­ K arasinski stated Mv. Kendall; The l « m o Billy M ay, B ll from the Hedy Heights develop- Rev. Willinm Tolley, Atlantic] Post office lo which overseas-. reational building to serve youth nJannetl n seven-room house to: K*‘i'd, I)(in Well and Joe Gu- mem adjoining. Some compar­ two earlier Highlands: the Ilcv. Robert! mail is to be routed should be In Ihe church,” Mr. Ritter de­ i M for 513,000 In the proposed ndagiiu reversed able contributions from the de- Snnble. Eatontow n: tlie Rev.! printed. .• clared. "The encouraging thing subdivision. T here would be setbacks at the ha nils of four­ jvelopers of this tract will be some Joe Dcrnbergcr, John Robert Buttrick, Sayreville, and!------is thut people are beginning to 1150 houses. i needed to put the plan in m o­ HarbaKclala, Clarencq Stultz Dr. Walter Eastwood, Allen- really undersland that need. , Mr. Karasinski gave assur-i tion. according to William Kerr; and Gcorjje Doublier. winning town. P a. Enthusiasm Is building tip nnd ancc the developer would in-! we expecL stiff competition be­ president of the board. in m atch play in an extra hole The Rev. Oslerslock Is a na­ Appeal Of Builders stall his own wnter nnd sewer j tween the 15 team s in llie c a m ­ Delay Action . plants and would erect a 12-j after the two trains had tive of Bethlehem and the son paign." room school. Also, after Lhe j wound up all-even after thc of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Osier- Heard By Council Jos<;| li I- iri r-ll, lell, c-apbin, anil I lieoilore IMiclan, jr.. righl, delaved'for* ^oliil^pnivdifppntl113' The Rev, Chester A. Gallo­ p attern of Madison P ark , the| regulation 18 holes. ______stock who reside in that city. paiade chair-man, ale shown in the above iiicture holding the tro- j,Y|,„ , , , ' ® °n developer would build addition-'...... -...... He graduated from Bethlehem Gn oetz and J SCi. trother Tell T*»lli"’i>y. pastor, campalBn said lslhat lU,8iB110ll the fund t0 pl.y wliicli II,c M ain'van 1 i.sl Ai,! a,,,! |!e',-,.« Squad. Inc , won ' , 1,laMnine boiU'd a,ld thp High School in 1931. He enter­ Saturday .il ihe Trenton l air lor being the best appeariiiK siitiad tn'*) committee. In the al school space nt $10,000 cost;*, n n n AftA C in the line of mareh. Tiie Squad unit consisted of squad members, cn,sc °f Hie Southwood offer, ed Moravian College. Bethlehem, *)<; H ~vds'vW C aused B y hoi p the church develop its “vi- per room. Construction costsjM J C l l O O l auxiliary members, the ambulance, and Ihe Melrose l ife and ihere was a difference of opin- ihe same year and graduated Planning Board Ruling:.^ program of Christian faith, Matawnn's Memorial School'“ 1 1 Drum Corps, which won second prize ior tiie best drum and huRli* between Mr. S o r jI and the with the B. S. degree In 1935. fellowship and nurture that is V ere $17,600 per room. corps. Over 130 units from all sections of the state participated in board's architect. Edward V. serving an increasing number Explains Basis For Size I Need Seen By Wenzel He then was employed by Beth­ Matawan Borough Council on the F irem en ’s \'ii>ht parade which started at 7 p.m., and was seen H ick e y , as to the am ount of fili lehem Steel Company in the T hursday deferred lo llicir. next of children. Work with young by more than 15.000 persons. Fred Wenzel, one of the mem­ : needed to make the 12.9 tract lienl treatm ent departm ent meeting to be held Tuesday de­ people,” he declared, ‘‘should Also pictured above are the other trophies which the M|Uftd-0fffM.prf i,U bers: ot the M ntaw an Planning! Townshio Planning Board, thc body which drew thc! After several years he becam e cision on nn appeal by Goetz & be one of the primary objectiv­ has won for p arade participation tliis sum m er at South A m boy,;fnr , ,'s!lc suitable Middlesex, Fair Haven, Freehold, Ked Bank, and the New York ,, locatlnP a building. It fi* ordinnnce. explained the basis! Board Member Warns supervisor in charge of metal­ Strother, developers, from a rul­ es of a m odern day church. We lurgical operations in llie heat ing by the borough planning have Inherited a fine sanctuary Slate Ambulance and First Aid Association parade. jnnlly was compromised that for the 15,000 square foot lot; Impact Of 4000 Houses In tin* centcr of Ihe table is the mayor’s trophy which was Segal would pay $150 tow-­ treatment of heavy forgings. board their subdivision al the which wns built In 1842 nnd a size. He noted thal in undevel-j presented lo the Squad on Memorial Day at Freehold for winning- aids a topographical survey for Frccl Wen/.el, a m em ber of During tills period he ntlended Wiggins tract near the Marlboro lecture room which was built in oped areas where il was neces-j first prize for Ihrce consecutive years. an engineer chosen by Mr. Hie-’ evening classes at Lafayette Township line was a major sub­ 1877. Now it is our turn to sar.v to have septic tanks amljthe Matawnn Township Plan- key nnd the board would as­ College, Easton, Pa., and In division. build. Our campaign theme wells. thc Munmouth Countyjnjnt, Board, was guest speaker sume any cosl over that amount. June 1947, hc received llie M. could well be ‘Let’s Build the Claiming Board was rccom-,^ # mcc-in(, o( Guadalcanal C. Randolph Heuser. Mata­ Both Mr. Segal and Mr. Fcln- S. degree ln metallurgy from Church of T om orrow -Today.’ ” Marlboro Township Board Of Education jnennirm such a lot area, Mi. „ wnn, tlieir attorney, stated at berg made stipulations nbout Wouxcl claimed the 15,000 square Vo.crnns of Foreign lliaL Institution. A special consecration serv­ tl.e outset the ruling of the plan­ tho rem oval of signs erected by foot area also had been put in j Wars. on Monday. The Ugh- ice for the campaign workers Princcton Seminary Graduate ning board wns out of line be­ by the board of education because with a project of 1000;'-‘KM ° M r. Wcn/cl s addicss nnd the congregation will be Asked To Define School Physician’s Role In 1952 Mr. Osterstock rcsign- cause lie knew of other Instan­ I near the developments to warn honors Ol- more, according to, was a declaration that If the ul- ces in llie borough w here that held following the 9:30 and 11 o'clock services this Sundny. Pre-School Physical Examination, Inoculations, I prospective home buyers of the tlie county planning board's ra-:ihnatc plans ot Herbcit Ken- body had held the plotting of ; Team Members Named tio o! three school children lo rjrillll> Madison Par.-:, and other one plat into Iwo or three plats Are Issues; Use Of Highway Markers Questioned; “ SU,'ali0'1 CXlSUnB- The Tlie following team members developers consider these signs two houses, there would bei^'elopcrs- arc carried through had been declared a minor sub­ Child Bible Study Group Granted Use Of School have been named for the build­ jdetrim ental to their business 151)0 new pupils added to the| tlioi'e will be 4000 new louses division. Mr. Heuser held the ing campaign: Miss Edith Ali­ rolls of tlie Joint school district.1'" >'»e township added to the decision on the 'Wiggins tract Marlboro Township Board of.board in jeopardy of suit f o r ' j ltC,,‘p® £ ,„N|'; KeJ[r Mr. Wenzel pointed out thal o'. ls0° now in existence and this was the firsL case he knew of ke:’., Mra. J. Douglas Alt, Mrs. Education was naked last night:damages if their use resulted'™ ^ ^ i n j will result in additional expens­ H arry B. Aube, jr., M rs. Wil- continued on four' where the inconsistency of rul­ by Mrs. J. Cashill, Robertsville,Sin an accident. Mr. Wyckoff:lakg e y pfle ^ e pers would es for schools nnd other munici- lfam J. Bader, Mrs. Calvin M. IV ing a majority, subdivision from about the duites of Dr. Jacob was of the opinion the respon- ,T scl 1 7 , 1 , . ^ '' Bt'.i,"rr. nnd Mrs. A. Jackson »flLj5fir.vices .a,v*W.tn?-../V: '."d llie dividing of one plkt into Lewis, Freehold. school pliysi-isibllity for them was solely J Sn ' h be taxes of S174 per year on each O n |two plats had occurred. Boice, jr., John L. Chamber­ clan, ill connection with theithe boai-Q1.'"-M r ,'Easton did nctf' :hclr do'eloJJnlt'n^ Girf Molesfed home now in the township. lain, Alfredo Contreras, William spruig' or su m m er roundupjlllce the tdftn. --'.Jnt.-^ on pa?-; I„OT. Mr. Heuser found this a grave Mr. Wenzel declared thc 1150 (contipucd on page foun Mrs. Cashill recalled that fourf and needless hardship on his Suggest Faint On Kond homes Mr. Kendall wa* plan years n«o it was part of the' ^ , . . • Train Traps Man clients as they thereby were ning to ercct In the Churcli St, duty of the school physician to’ Mrs- « adtt"“c1 « « » < * « «Speed I Limit Cut On area at a selling price of S13.000 put to an additional expense Offender Kepi From $1500 in meeting certain ijWilson Files For give inoculations and make phy-i“VCM:®d1,it T°U'd, be ’" T efff ;! n . A f I> . IO a home would net the township sical checks on children enter-! tiuirem ents wliicli do not occur, Uve 11 bo“r(i 'V'T 10 ''“"‘jfOf RoUfr 1ft Getting Off Until $190.98 in tnxes per hoursc. On mg school the first time. Itlearnings on the roadway ccm-J» I VI IW UIC 10 for a m inor subdivision. He! .out like is done al Lmcrofli each house, Mr. Wenzel declar­ then was considered part of his! Police Are Summoned declared the planning board had; Freeholder Post ] School. Mr. W.vckuff againj ed. there would be $29 to be KICY. ITtANCIS (1STHRSTOCK duties as school physician, ac-j Section West From in.si.Hlcd einht ncrcs of the 24- j w arned tiie State Highway De-j ^Q uick thinking by a 20-year paid by the township in county cording to Mrs. Cashill. cd from lib mdu.inat employ­ acre tract be subdivided instead| Runs As Independent [partm ont wotild not authorize! Old Bridge; Accept 't/ld Red Bank woman prevent­ taxes, $68.72 for local govern­ Now. she declared, the Par­ ment io enu-r Pimc.-eion Theo­ of just the quarter-acre tract j Republican Opposed ;the painting of warnings or di-| Streets In Southwood ed a man, who allegedly had ment purposes and $225 annual ent - Teacher Associations of: logical Seminary, to prepare for being tnken out of it. ‘j Tedious on its highways by any! sub.iccted her to indecency and ly per child for schools. Mr. To Tarlowski Choice Morganville, Marlboro and Rob I , . , State Highway Department full tim e Christian service. He Nol Ready For Two Years assault while her sent mate in Wenzel said if there are only crlsville bear the expense of!"1 '7 aec“c'?s,- 1 » ^ol"'d wlsh';notified the Madison Township graduated from Princcton Son Thom as W. Wilson, 104 Sliore- a train from N ew ark to M ata­ three school children per two p Mr. Heuser believed it would pro - school inoculations fur!c '’f5,' c °n>m >ttee Monday the speed mnry in June 1955 with thc de- be al least two years before his land Circle, Laurence Ilarbor. wan Monday, from escaping po­ houses, tliis would m e a n $338 smallpox, dipthcria and other,'8.?11?. 0 , ,e ‘n ’ ' ’ 'limit on that portion of Route lice nction. annual cost per house for grce of Bachelor of Divinity, clients would be in n position to has nnnounced his intention ;diseases They nlso pay for thc|a . ,lhf. .•s,nle " countenance ,8 „etw|,en a p ‘oin l 250 (oetv“^ (Continued on page threcl Mrs. Osterstock Is the former go ahead with further develop­ campaign for election ns tree-' ’ ‘ ’ ’ ’ Chief John J. Flood, Matnwan , .. . physical examinations. She, -v' ,, iof Old Bridge traffic circle in Miss Ruth Borman, Bethlehem. Police, stated yesterday that ment at tile Wiggins tract. He io ci n i i m .. '■questioned if this were not an! l'lc Englislilown Catli-. L[lc township and the entrance Alex Zukowski, 60, of 25 Lower She Is a graduate of Bethlehem staled that they had found a Madison Group To Meet Business College. During their po-cd' lor!Uu- recent organi°a-iun,1[’CPSSII1,y exPcnsc f01' tho P-i°lic Clulrcl! I™ * JiV™ J ’"',,11’S;!H ic k o ry Hills in Enst Bruns- Main St., Matawan Township, parly named Testino who wish­ r*T?"*w US these tests and inocu-|sion Lo use Robertsville School j WjC^ T(iwn*ship has been reduc- slay ln Princeton. Mrs. Oster­ tion choice of EcKvard Tarlow­ jivas remanded to the Union The Madison Township Busi­ ed to buy a piece of the proper­ «C'V?sh« *..♦ * _ * lations still should rightfully be ^01‘ one hour Wednesday for re-C(j froni 50 miles per hour to stock was employed in the sec­ ’■cbunly prosecutors office Tues­ nessmen’s Association will meet ty on Route 79 and hnd taken ski. He filed hi ? ..i.*1 * the school physician's !h-}icms instruction classes, Ar* 40 miles per hour. day nfter lt lind been determin­ Tuesdny evening nl 8:30 p.m. retarial section of Educalionnl advantage of the chance to sell Middlesex Count *' *■ ' fi o c |work. tliur Peterson, county chairman; friie township commlttcc vbt- yesterday. ed by questioning of both the nl Burlew’s Restaurant, Route Testing Service of Princeton.jtlie house on the properly. Mr . , , ., ! .lames Orr, Marlboro princi- Child Evangelism inove :C(j ^() accept several streets in The couple w ere m arried oiijHeiiKer saw il destroying all Mr. Tarlowski. elected to the: suspect nnd his victim that thc 35, Laurence Hnrobr. Guest . . |pal, !>«*• explained lhatumv mi. the law'^^^t* an inteidenominalionalSouthwood develoiJinent on Dec. 23, 1939. They arc m em net committed by thc mnn speaker will be William K err chancc of profit for them if tl.eyjPerth Amboy City Commission.;sili(| tha, pup|,s clltcHlu; 11Mlst-Protestant movement, he cx-|the recommendation of William’ against his seat mate, on the president of the Madison Town- bers of the First Presbyterian had to go to me expense of alas a Democrat, bolted Ins pai-i|)p lmlnu|lizctl agillnst snuvii|lox:plained, rose and asked for U.e;H. Boker. township engineer. . . _ . . — . . > rChurch ’l 11. i‘/-> V. rtfof. Allentown. Allai.lnmn T3«Pa., nmland Continued on page three) ship Board of Education. major subdivision Jor idling ty last week to accept the OOP. 11K, cliphUlcrhl ^ foi;c thev" cun ri«»*t l« use the school Thurs-:,,.,,. are boutnwood Dr., were both active in thc church this one house. designation on the ballot as ^ led m scllool. Ht. PX days for their progrnm. Mr.;Sunrisc R(,„ Grove Lane, ol program of thut churcli. Mr. Heuser insisted there was nominee for the place made va-ltil.)lnmlnlned there was a provisioniPcl(’I'fi0n Peterson snidsnltl this , hour would" mucl!f'\aniibroo!: Dr.. Pine Tree Rd.. TOWNSHIP FIRST AID no reason for it to bc a major cant by the recent auto death!ti. . .whereby tills could be done Ihe from 2:30 to J:30 p.m. Ilc:j2ssc| ijane. Ferris Rd.. Ridge Train Hits Man At (Continued on pntfe Hin t') of_ Freeholder Anthony :,‘i.l,„„’!first two weeks of school. nc|also asked for an hoi.r afler|j^(| Hobin Lane, Emerson Matawan Station George Otlowski, ndumiibti. -!H,lU| U]. Lew,s ynve ,hp c|ul.;:{: :30 p.m. for the eider children tj.lnPi Locusl Ct. and Orchard live assistant to Perth Amboy Hall owe’cn Parade dren physical examinations (Continued un prim* thtvr Dr. A $3000 road maintenance Mayor James Flynn, is Demo-; A man who was struck by a '|n C liffw ood three times a year. Board op-j “ . bond was posted by the Se«al cralic designee. trnm at Matawan station short­ inion was lhat the inoculations!Summonses issued Construction Co., builder of the ly after 5 p.m. yesterday, Irv­ Mr. Wilson is the executive The annual Cliffwood Hallo were the nbliyniion of the par- por Crash Near F l o ’s tract. ing Ilolzer, 53, of 1104 York we'en parade will be held againldii'cctor of the Madison Town-:" that' tlie parents were Mrs. Mary Drown, township Ave., The Bronx, was reported this year but the dale for .itlship Home nnd Property Own' j not obligated for physical exam f— I1 Summonses were issued by clerk, wns authorized to write ers’ Association. He staled he recovering nt Monmouth Me­ will not be decided until a sec­ ...... , , filiations, thut this was llie w ork1 Patrolm an Ralph Wallace. Ma- lo the Jersey Central Power will resign this post because morial Hospital today from In­ ond meeting of the sponsorin’ will resign this post ik c .iu. i.|(jf U)(; sdi(jul ,)liyfilc|nll_ A nll.|taw nn Township Police, to Ital­ nnd Light Company asking in* juries sustained. He wns struck organizations, Jack Annltnpe, ic oiganr .. za .... on f°e-s . 10 _ ‘ *x • !jni; nm iium from t'liuLtitiwutueducationnl higher-ups ph ■*-'•E. Thomas,i . 25, «...501 —-Edmonds------slalhilion of street lights in back of Ihe ear by an iron cast­ chairman, announces any ot ils otlicers io do ( an c‘j on this point will be .sought. in!Avc\, Union Beach, and Calvin|souttiwood, Old Bridge E states ing on Ihe front of the locomo­ Thr sponsoring oit*nnizations;dates of a political party, case the P-TAs are spending'Jefferson, 59, Old Bridge, after and the Sadowski tract. She tive. are Cliffwood Angels: Chffwood:is a former Republican t:olmt>’imo„(.v for something not re-;an accident on Lower Mnin St. was also asked to notify the Ma­ According to Peter Hcyer, Volunteer Fire Co.: M ala w anlcom m itteem an from A-htdisonj (jiihod. lover the weekend. dison Water Compnny to install t.ong Branch, conductor on tin ■ Township Firsl Aid Squad: OU-'Townshlp. i Not I'slnu Warning Markers j Mr. Thomas told the officer a fire hydrnnt on Appleby Ave, ram, Central Railroad of Now.adalcanal Post 4745, Veterans! Native of New Vorli Slale ■ Mr. Wilson is a native ot Cox-! Daniel Brewer recalled thatjhe was ttoing east on the street near the firehouse. Jersey No. 4019, the eiiHilieerjOf Koreiltll W ars: Cliffwood Par- where he gradu-1 members from Marlboro had| when Ml'. Jelaison inadc. a Junkyard Complaint < * IfSlt nnd train crew spotted tlie maiijeiit-Tenchers Association, ihejsackie, N. Y turn in front of him with The committeemen were ask­ I m on the tracks ns the train was I River Gardens Home Owners' iated from High School. He at- :ai;itnted for warning markers mjriB There were ed why there wns no action on movinu slowly Into the stntton!Assitcintton. the narllmi lluy'iended Alexander Hamilion In- loaduay to motoilsts apptoach-,ot ,.i > ■ . ■ . . _ ..He wns at . one time,ini’,lime nig schoolsenooi nones,/.ones. Tiiese had'slndmarl'.s of 00 Ieet from the previous complaints rcj;.irtilnu [ffl v . ' -. .. IS area preparing to stop. When jLlons Clubs, and the ladles aux- stltnte. plant nianager foi Winslow E n-W n purchased, he noted, He:cour.se of Mr‘ ^ l“''l*,sj* c'".' operation of a junkynrd mid us­ s 3 t" r : blast un the whistle did not get'iliar’ies ol these organlzallons ’ ' ed car business by John Car­ lilneerliiR Co. In New York;'. Je rfu so n cln:lined 1 d.d Inin off the tracks, accord Ing lo! ..... —------State, moving lo New Jersey,'rubber cone ninrkers are belmt'Mive a sltnal and M l. Thomas ney in Old Bridge. M nyor Wal­ Mr. Ifeyer, brakes were appl ttttu, IIIDVIUK H) IIIHV . . f . Tllf Meeting On Water hen he took employment will', used in Marlboro nnd a metalj'vns comli I, too hut. Ml . Jtf- ter Jurman promised that thu h:irl Srlieneli.■lieneli. oiilijolng eapl.iin of the M atawan I mvn.sln if ! lc d. lhe contludor thought Mr, w n r i Sl le Splitdorf Co., West Orange,;marker In the middle of lhe|lerso., u is tu I*1"' lM‘° ,1‘L complaint would be Investigat­ vj,!!-.! Aid SItiecoidin?, to I a tto lm a n (V.ll next meeting of the committee,. lw!f al I ’leanaot %'allo.v Inn. Tlulnulel, on Frid ay evening. Hoy ed a meeting with the Chffivoodjior!.. ;«“'»•« 1,,ul ,n'vcr replaced Hejaceai *••t ( BAPTISMS Promotes Two Men Washington Ave., Atlantic High­ ■ ■ v : LaMura } ' iff lands, and Edward |,A/ Hase- Robert LaMura, infant son of The prom otion of two m en in m ann, Line Rd., Holinclel, hitve llie Union B each district of' the Mr. and Mrs. Robert LaMura. been promoted to the positions Brown Rd., M orgnnvllle. svar ersey Central Power & Light cf line forem en. M r. D eP alm ­ Oct. fi, 1955 P a g o Tw o baptized on Sunday hi St. .in Company has been announced er formerly was a chief electric seph's Church, in Kevport. Thr by Julius Marks, district sup- serviceman and Mr. Hnsemann sponsors were Mrs. Ellon Mil­ d intendeni. had been a lineman, first class. WEDDINGS ler and Eugene Lanzaro. .<■. gathering followed ut llie I.a- V_J Hantn-liunis Mura home. lho.se present Miss Teresa Burns, daugh- were M r. nncl Mr.s. E unene Lan tor of Mr:;. J a m e s Burns. znro, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Donald Brookside Ave.. Keansburg. Miller nnd Mr. nncl Mrs. Rob­ aiid uie late .J n m e s Burns, nnd ert Laura and fnmilv. William Baran. son of Mlchaol •Bnraii. '1 wibghl Ave.. Keans­ Konowaiow burg- and the late Mrs. Cecilia Kathi Joy Konownlow, daugh­ Baran. were united in marriage ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry on Saturday. Oct. 1, 1955, at Konowaiow, M organville, wa.s 3 p.m . m SL. Anns Cliureh, baptized at St. Joseph s Church. K eansburg. Keyport. The sponsors were The bride, given ln marriage Miss Carol Becker and Paul by her godfather, Herbert De- Crine. A dinner followed at Mattle, Jersey City, wore a the Knowalow home for these lull - lenpth bombazine gown guests: Mrs. Edwnrd Becker ■with chapel train, made prin­ and children, Carol, and Ed­ cess style and a scoop neckline ward. jr., Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul and short sleeves. She wore a Crlnc nnd children. Barbara fingertip nvlon tulle veil at­ MaryAnne, Karen, Paula and tached lo a hcadpIcce of match­ JoAnne. Freehold: Mr. and ing material trimmed with or­ M rs. E dw ard Brown and chil gandy dow ers. Siie carried a dren, Snndy and Nancv, and bouquet of white glamelliaB. Mrs. Bess Crine, Morganville Mrs. Margaret Calendrlello, Jersey City, was matron of hon­ y ? ii «*£ r 4 or and Miss Kathleen Sullivan ' K‘ } , WILLS FILED and Miss Grace Garrett, both A ^ k 'J Mrs. Rose Stevenson of Jersey City, were brides I: All-new Plymouth, coming Friday, Oct. 21, • m aids. MRS. ANTHONY' THOMAS FANUELE Mrs. Rose Stevenson, Mata­ MRS. ALVIN JOHN RYAN wan, who died Sept. 10. n a m ­ Mrs. Calendrlello s gold vel­ ed her husband, Milton, execu­ vet gown was fashioned prln on Sunday afternoon, Oct. 2, New York, officiated at the 1955, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert tor and sole beneficiary in a cess style with a scoop neck­ 1955, at 4:30 o'clock at St. Mat­ aouole ring ceremony at 11 BIRTHS Fenton, 229 Laurel Ave., West will of M ar. 31, 1955. line. She wqre a matching thews Church, Stelton. a.m. and celebrated the nuptial K eansburg. Koeniff crown headpiece and carried a The Rev. James J. Duffy, mass which followed. Mrs. Ml- ______John Lopatko cascade bouquet of yellow gla- pastor, officiated. The altar at chael Cox was soloist and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koenig, Bostinto — ...... — John Lopatko, Keyport, nam EXPRESS BUSES Loretta Durante, organist. Beacon Hill Rd„ Morganville, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bostin­ mclllas. the church was banked with ed his wife, Helen, executrix flowers and white satin bows are the parents of a son, born to, 68 Washington Ave., Keans­ One bridesmaid wore a tur­ Given in marriage by her fa­ and sole beneficiary under a Tuesday, Sept. 27, 1955, ln Riv­ burg, are the parents of a quoise gown and carried a bou- marked the pews. ther, thc bride wore a full- will of M ar. 27, 1836. tyiet of pink glamelllas. The Given ln marriage by Mr. length gown with a cathedral- erview Hospital, . daughter, born Tuesday, Oct. Other wore a squash tomato- Damlano. the bride wore a wed­ length train. The bodice of Adolf Bnmmann 4, 1955, In M onmouth M emorial M arcinlak Hospital. NEWARK gown nnd carried shrimp- ding gown of white Chantilly Chantilly lace over satin had a Adolf Bammann, Union A son w as born ln Riverview colored glamellias. lace and tulle over taffeta. The scoop neckline and long sleeves Beach, who died Sept. 3, nam­ Hospital on Tuesdny, Sept. 27, M aher TERM. AND NEWARK AIRPORT ' Michael Harrington, Keans­ waltz-length gown was fashion­ pointed at the wrists. Sequin ed his wife, Marie, executrix 1955, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Airman Second Class James burg, was best man and Leslie ed with a tulle skirt, princess designs of bows and butterflies and sole beneficiary in a will Marcinlak, Keansburg. D. Maher and Mrs. Maher, 12 waistline bodice and a portrait decorated the full tulle skirt. dated M ay 22, 1950, ’ Thompson nnd George Logas, St. James Ave., Keansburg, are V IA N. J. TURNPIKE neckline. Her fingertip veil of Her three-quarter length veil of Keansburg, ushered. Bongicvanm the parents of a daughter, born Lv. Keyport (P;iiamou;il !0:J4a.m., 3:li p.m.* 6;44 p.m. French Illusion was fastended illusion fell from a crown of A reception followed at the El- Mr. nnd Mrs. Willinm Bongl- Tuesday, Sept. 27, 1955, in Fort Lv. Cliffwood (Rofrans) 10:18 3 :U p.m, 6:48 p.m. Moe-Kl Restaurant, Keansburg, to a m atching headpiece of tnf­ orange blossoms and sequins. ovannl, Sadowski Dr., 0 1 d Monmouth Hospitnl. Lv. L, If. (Bus Stop) 10:20 a.m., 3:20 p.m., 6:50 p.m. after which the couple left for a feta trimmed with Chantilly She carried a prayer book with Bridge, are llie parents of a Boycc-Dever trip to W ashington, D. C. The lace and she carried a prayer a white orchid and streamers son, James, born Thursday, IVarnock Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dever, bride wore a tangerine suit with book covered with white orchids of steplianotls. Sept. 22, 1955, In St. Peter's Parker St., Morgan, announce A first child, a son, was born tan accessories lor traveling. and sweetheart voses. Miss Geraldine Ferrante, Hospital, Ncw Brunswick. the engagem ent of their daugh- on Thursday, Sept. 28, 1055, in FARES i“ 72c $1.20 They will , reside on Brook- The matron of honor was Mrs Long Brnnch, was the maid of Monmouth Memorial Hospital, I’eselsky side Ave., Keansburg' upon Adam DiGlnnnl, Elizabeth. Her honor. Her floor-langth gown to Mr. and Mrs. John Warnock, A daughter was born ln Mid­ their return. . gown was p ea c o c k blue of turquoise chiffon was styled 75 Kearney St., Keyport. The bride s mother wore an taffeta, waltz-length and prin­ with a strapless bodice over dlesex General Hospital, New orchid v e lv e t gown with cess silhouette. She wore a which she wore a matching Brunswick, to Mr. and Mrs C urran BORO BUSSES matching accessories and a m atching headpiece of velevet stole. Her headpiece was a Walter Pesetsky, 28 River Rd., Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Curran, corsage of orchid colored gla­ flowers and carried a bouquet turquoise crown trimmed with Old Bridge, on Sunday, Sept. 166 Sea Breeze Ave., Keans­ RED BANK 6-Q567 melllas. of gold chrysanthem um s. rhinestones and she carried a 25. 1955. burg, are the parents of a The bride, a graduate of Red Mrs. Robert Sturt, Matawan, colonial bouquet of A m erican H arris daughter, born Thursday, Sept. Bank Catholic High School, em was the attendant. Her dress, Beauty rosea. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris, 29, 1955, in Monmouth Memor­ ployed by the Oil B urner and similar to the matron of hon­ Amelia Ann Mocci, Matawan, 14, Prospect Pi., Matawan, are ial Hospital. Soles C om pany, Kansburg. or’s, was ln rose coral taffeta niece of the bride, was the flow­ the parents of a daughter, born The bridegroom also attended and she carried a bouquet of er girl. Her gown was made Sunday, Oct. 2, 1955. In Mou- Red Bank Catholic High school chrysanthem um s in o rc h id of white net over turquoise with inouth Memorial Hospital. DEATHS and served In the U, S. Air shades, a peplum of white lace. She Julius Elirhard Force for four years. He ls Warren Ryan, Matawan, was wore a turquoise crown and . W allace f r e e S s $ 4 9 5 Q employed by the Triangle the best man Jor his brother carried & miniature colonial A son was born on Sunday, Julius Ehrhard, 76, Marlboro Plumbing Company, Hillside. After a-reception ab Som er­ bouquet of American Beauty Oct. 2. 1955, in Monmouth Me­ Rd., Marlboro Township, a pro­ ville Inn, the couple left for a morial Hospital, to Mr. and duce dealer for more than 30 Ityan-llyland roses. »«e wedding trip to Bermuda. When years, died Saturday, Oct, 1, ' ~ Mrs. Raymond Wallace, 181 Tlie wedding of Miss Doro­ Frank- Fanuele, New York, they return, they will jreslde ln Second St., Keyport. 1855, ln Fitkin Memorial Hos­ thy Ann Hyland, step-daughter was his brother's best mnn. Metuchen and will be at home pital, after a two-week Illness. . of John D am lano. 2 Aghloy Ad.. Charles A. Geran, Mntawan. after Oct, 14. :- Luster In addition to his produce Carving and Nixon, and daughter of the late nephew of the bride, was the The bride was graduated Mr. and Mrs. Willis Luster dealership, Mr. Ehrhard also Mrs. Dnmiano, to Alvin John ring bearer. from Passaic High School and 11 VanDorn St., Keyport, are operated a fruit and vegetable Ryan, son of Mrs. Elsie Ryan, the bridegroom Irom Roselle The m other of the bride wore the parents of a son, born Sun­ stand on Marlboro Rd. Steak Knife 11 Ross Ave., Metuchen, and a blue lace over satin dress day, Oct. 2, 1955, in Monmouth High School. He is one of the MISS GICItAI.MNK DI2VF.lt He was born ln Newark, the the late Mr. Ryan, took placc with a black hat and black ac­ Memorial Hospital. owners of Ryan Brothers Store, son of the late August nnd Ma­ Set cessories with an orchid cor­ ter, Geraldine, to Barry Bruce Main St, Matawan, rie (Reid) Ehrhard. He was a sage. Boyce, son of M r. aim Mrs. Butterfield • Lady Attendant member of the Independent Or­ Fanuele-Davlno A reception followed at the Frank Boyce. 70 Green Grove A son was born in Riverview • Non*Scclarian der of F oresters. Before an altar decorated Crystal Brook Inn, Eatontown. Ave.. Kevport. Hospitnl on Saturday, Oct. 1, iDAY Funeral Home 1955, to Mr. and Mrs. William Surviving are his wife, Mrs. with white gladioli, Miss Fran For their wedding trip to The bride-to-be is a graduate 361 Maple PI., Keyport Butterfield, 23 Rose Lane, Un­ Agnes (Mnnthey) Ehrhard, two ,ces Joanne Davino, daughter of Lake George, N. Y., the bride of Sayreville 1-Iigh School and ^ Tel. KEyport 7-1352 ion Beach. «ons, Julius L., Irvington, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davino, wore a black suit with white now is em ployed by the F irst FUNERAL DECISIONS mad* k 47 Lower Main St.. - Matnwnn, E dw ard H., C hatham , nnd Iwo vtoc* of . . . hove Mny aceesories and a corsage of National Bank, South Amboy. Lenovlch became the bride of Anthony granddaughters. tt tffifn of mind . . . white orchids. The bridegroom-elect attended Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Leno- Thomas Fanuele, New York, Funeral services were hold prot*ctfv* fun*r«| Ucta (rom Mrs. Fanuele was graduated Keyport High School and now vicli, 139 M onroe Ave., West son of the late Mr. nnd Mrs. Tuesday morning at 11 a.m. from St. Mary’s High School, is serving ln the U. S. Air Force Keansburg, are the parents of Vito Fanuele, Saturday, Oct. 1, at tlie J a m e s F . Higgins M e­ South Amboy, and was a secre­ stationed at Sampson Air Force a son, born Sunday, Oct. 1, 1955, nt St. Joseph's Church morial Home, Freehold, with tary ln the enlisted personnel Base, Geneva, N. Y. 1955, In Riverview Hospital, Keyport. branch, Fort Monmouth. She No date has been set for the the Rev. Robert B. Rose, pas­ The Rev. E. J. Hogan, pastor also was secretary of the Ma­ wedding. Whalen tor of the First Baptist Churcli. of St, Ignatius Loyola Church, tawan T o w n s h ip Planning Mr. and Mrs. John Whalen, Freehold, officiating. Inter­ Board and the Matawan Town­ Mayer-LoPreslI 119 Main St., Matawnn, are thc ment wns in Hillside Cemetery. ship Sewerage Authority, but Mrs. Angelina LoPresti, Ro­ parents of a son, born Friday, Plnlnfield. has resigned all three positions. osevelt Circle, Middletown Sept. 30, 1955, in Monmouth Miss Mnrttc Wilson Lat ut install a TEMCO Ga» Floor Furnace or Wall H*at»r The bridegroom crnrinntprl Township, has announced the i ■Miiatiiiiuaiiii ii mini from Stuyvesant High School engagem ent of her daughter, Miss Llnette Wilson, 15 of 61 now and givo you this Sheffield Carving and Steak Knife Mnrlnn, to George Mayer, son Graydon Main St., Keansburg. died CANDID WEDDINGS A SPECIALTY and the Academy of Advanced Set abiolutsly fre e . When the heatinfl season hits ut our Traffic, New York. He Is em­ of Mr. and Mrs. J. George Mr. nnd Mrs. Gilbert Gray­ Thursday. Sept. 29, 1955. at 10 MAIN ST. TEL. KE 7.1391 KEYPOHT installation men will be snowed undor. W o’te trying to ployed as a tariff analylst by Mayer, Keansburg. The betro­ don, 50 Southwood D r., Old Monmouth Memorial Hospital level out our work load ... that's the only reason w«r« the Alcoa Steamship Lines, Bat­ thal was revealed at a recent Bridge, nre the pnrents of a nfter a brief illness. tery PI., New York. He spent lawn party attended by 120 sDn, born Sunday, Oct. 2, 1S55, Miss Wilson was graduated malting this unhoard of oltor on famous Tsmco Gas Floor in P erth Amboy Hospital. three years and eight months guests. from Francis Place School, Furnaces and Wall Heaters that bring you all these out­ Tlie bride-to-be is a graduate Keansburg, and was ln lier Jun­ ln the U. S. Army during Johnson of Middletown Township High ior year at Middletown Town­ standing features: World War II. A son was born ln P erth A m ­ ITS LIKE PUTTING School, and is employed by the ship High School. The couple will Teslde ln As­ boy Hospitnl on Saturday, Oct. toria, L. I. International Business Machine Surviving are her parents. 1, 1955, to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Corp., Newark. Her fiance nl­ Daniel and C atherine Wilson; Johnson, Holmdel Rd.. Matn­ MONEY IN THE BANK so ls a graduate of Middletown two brothers, Ronnld and Char­ wan. FUNERAL SERVICES Township High School and ls les; two sisters, Nancy and employed by the Architectural Cox Carol, nil at home, and h Mr.s, Anna A. Stuart Tlle Co., Keyport. Mr. and M rs. C harles H. Cox, grandmother, Mrs. Mnry Horst When Boyes Cleans Funeral services for Mrs. Au The wedding will take place jr., St. Cloud, M inn., are tlle man, Wood-Ridge. na A. Stuart, 74, of 114 First on Apr. 22, 1958, at St. Anth­ parents of a son, born Satur­ Funernl services were held St., Keyport, who died Tuesday, ony's Church, Red Bnnk. day, Oct. 1, 1955, In St. Cloud. Monday morning with a high, Your Rugs And Carpets Sept. 27, 1055, at her home after Tlie bnby has been nam ed m ass of requiem at 9 n.m. at a long Illness, were held Fri­ Wlbion-Dalfonzo diaries Francis and weighed St. Ann’s Church, K eansburg. day afternoon nt 2 p.in. nt the Mr. and Mrs. Asperlno Dnl- The Rev. Edward Corrlgnu. fonzo, 107 Hlghfleld Ave., Mn- eight pounds, eight - and - two- Worden Funernl Home, Red thirds ounces. Mr. nnd Mr.s. pastor, officiated. lnlmurnt Bank. Tlio Rev. Frederick tnwan, announced the engage­ Cox nre former r e s id e n ts of 08 was 111 St. Joseph's Cemetery, Boos, pastor of the Gcthsemane ment of their daughter, Antoi­ Keyport, and the funeral nr nette, to Robert Wilson, son of Main St.. Mntnwnn. Luthern Church, Keyport, offi­ rangements were in charge of ciated. nnd interment wns in Mr. and Mr.s. C harles Wilson, /arkivai'h the John J. llynn Home fur Fair View Ccmtery, Middle­ Houle 115, Laurence Harbor, at Mr. and Mrs. Anion Zarkl funerals, Kennsburg. town, a family dinner party held Bim- vach, 708 Clnrk St., Union > Q uickly, easily installed — no Mrs. Stuart wits born In Buf-!,l».v evening at tlielr home lleaeii, nre the parents of a Mrs. Jacob I.oeseh basement required, no costly fnlo, N. Y „ nnd hnd lived ini Ml«s Uulfnnzo is a graduate daughter, born in South Amboy Mr.s. G r a d e Loesch, H:i, wife excavation, no romodolling. Keyport 28 yenrs. She wits a ;«r SI. M a ry ’s High School, South Ilo.spilal. of Jncob Loesch, Route ;|4, Ma Backed by Tomco's W ritton m . m m em ber of tho aclhsom aiie Lu- Aniboy, and is employed at thc dison Township, died Monday. Warranty on Porcelain Enamel Koep O cl. ;j, 10.r>5, iu Perth Amboy thernn Church, Jtnniau Electrical Supply Co., Hoat Chamber. Surviving are a son, George I’erlh Amboy. Her flunee wns A daughter wns born lu South Hospital. She wns a niching Oporato with equal oMiciency L. Stuart,' at home, and it sister, Hnuhinted from Knyrevllle High Amboy Hospital tn Mr. nnd Mrs. resilient of Clieesequake, and Dennis Koop, 10 Drove I.ane, on a ll gm o s - natural, miinulnc- Our Modern Efficient Methods Given Your Rllgs Miss M nry Siiroeder, fluff it Id . .School and Is employed by the was the daughter of the lnte turod, or botllod. and Carpets the New Lustre You Desire und Pro­ A nne M11 lili)'. and L um ber Co,. Old Bridge. Cornelius nnd Elsie (Hawkins' Mrs. Andrew Knifchln Avenel. Lumber tson. Give you tho luxury of ilrnnt. Held longs the Life of Your Floor Covering. You’ll Funernl services for Mrs. Resides her husband, .siie i.s automatic gas h ea t nt Ihe touch Mr. and M m . .John Reid, 4fti) Be Plenty Smart nnd Thrifty if You Cnll Us to Freda Catherine Krofchin, M, Served In Navy survived by a daughter, Mrs. of a thormostat. who died Sept., 27, 1055, nl her Atlnntic Ave., Matawnn, nre June I.,, Vreelnnd, Mutawun; Built by Tomco - America's Gas Clean and Store Your Summer Rugs, hom e 503 Buy Avo., Union fn tlie eauiiHemi'iit announce­ (lie parents of ii son, hoiii in sister. Miss Cornelia S. f.iim- Sotilli Anihoy Hospital. Bench, were lield Friday at ll m ent in Ihis new spaper lust berlson, Mntawan: five grand­ Hoating Specialists. Joseph's Church, week of Miss Atinn A. Bowne, • Approved by )ho American Gas n.m. nt 8t, T i Ibkh children. and Ihrec great grand­ Special 9x12 size 6.48 Keyport, Interm ent, ill cliui'gc West KeauBbui'K, to F. Lee Mr. uiul M rs, J a m e s Trlggs. children. Association: Gunrantood by Good of llio lledlo li'uuernl Home, Carlin rl., Sidney, N. Y,, It wns Funernl services nre being Housokooping, AU Summer Rugs Stored FREE Till Spring! 2MI Brnndwny, Koyport, nre Ihe Koyport, wns In Ureeuwt nil stilted Inadvertently that. Mr, pnreiil.'i of a third child, it son, held fills afternoon at 1:30 o'­ Cemetery, Trenton. Cnrhnrt had served four years born Monday, Oct. il, lDMi, In clock at the Ilclde Funeral iisi'i o('it Mi:n:f( m .a n M n Krofchin was born In In llie U. H, A rm y. He served Riverview llOHpll.nl, They also Home, M atawnn,. Interm ent will S. Boyes Rug Cleaning Co. Trenltm and hnd lived in Union four years In the IJ, H. Nnvy, lane a daughter and another be In Hose ffiil C em etry. lleiicll 17 yenrs. nnil ive ii|i(iliii!lzi‘ ior tills er­ non. Mrs. Triggs ls (lie former PETES, INC. Tin- A rv ;i\ (M'lv I f !■ ' " " ii!'I11 1‘liinl She Ih survived b.v her hus­ ror, Miss Mildred Sullivan, Keyport Do you need shipping tabs Two O rrnt Slur'("• - Open M'hliiy I'll !> I’.M. band, Andrew Krofchin, anti n or labels? Our Job printing do- At Hus "» s'.I-;.-- p u t 7-'!7ll(l son Andrew, Jr., nt home, "lli’lli Warned" atls It, thlH pa­ Fenton purtmeiit ts prepared to supplv (• ...... -I" ’■...... > - SO. 1-1582 per tell you abuut tlio good Jobs A son wits born In Riverview yenr needs on short uni lee, o' ilnvo you read thu clusuUlud udsV open, , Hospital on Muudny, Oct, 3, price.! that will pleaso you. plien J. K alieta m ad e lnaulr- Earl B. Garrison, county sup Local 4-H Club Has E. I Municipal Judge irea m Madison Township in the erintendent, he had permitted area of new developments, Mr. the enrollm ent of a pupil in Wenzel stated, to determine the class for speciai-attenUon 22 Entries In Fair Is Auto Victim - how reliable the figure of three pupils being conducted at Key-, school children per two new port schools. Mr. Dugan stated Receive Awards; One Of Two Killed. homes might be. He disclosed he had advertised in the Free­ Ocl. G, 19.W T*a;;c Thrc* Browntown Items As Car Runs Wild that In Southwood, a subdivi­ hold newspaper for a taxi serv­ sion of two-bedroom homes, lie ice to take tliis boy from his Eip.iit m e m b ers of the Brawn B enjam in K. Smith. 39. of 125 found that the president of the home in Marlboro to Keyport Stanley Phraner, surveyor, At­ town Pedal Pushers 4-H Club Pearl St., Red Bunk. ■ formerly civic association there had fig­ on school days and had obtained lantic Highlands, who found the ) liad n total of 22 entries in the of Keyport. was one of two-men ures to siiow three children of one bid for $4 per day. The borough line ran 3b feet south New Jersey State Fair at Tren killed when a car m winch five school age per house. In an­ board approved it. The board of the property sold Mr. Tes- ton which closed Sundny night were riding left the rond\V-ay on other development, one of three- also npproved $500 tuition for lino. Mr. Heuser declared Mr, The members and their rat Newman Stirinms Rd., half- mile bedrooni houses, they le a rn e d the pupil nt the special class PJirancr was working- from a lugs wcre as follows: Clothing east of Garden State Parkway.! the average was nearer five in Keyport. study of county records in that Ann Chamberlain, one excel Middletown Township, a( 8:37; children per house. Mr. Wen- area running back to 1800. lent; Judith Crane, one excel p.m, Thursday. It zlgznggedj zcl declared. He asked his au- , J ° S<;Pl' P c ‘'l» Am Mr. Givens asked if the deed lent; Marla Maccia, two excel dlcnce to conjure what school nu,,,lor- submiUed wildly for several hundred feet audit of the board. to Testino hod been m ade out lent; Carolyn Gnub. one excel­ costs would mount to should the ‘ ‘ before nearly nUimrlng into nj He found the board's financial by Goetz & Strother for prop­ lent, ond Suzanne Gaub, two ex­ three children per two houses sw am p. - i affairs in good condition und erty situated in Marlboro Town- cellent. ratio be increased to even three All five m en were thrown hip. Mr. Heuser declared this ; F o o-d conservation: Ann or four children per house stated he had no reeoinmenda- clear of the car when it ram­ unfortunately was the case but i Chamberlain, two excellent, one „ ,, , lions nor criticism s to m ake. He med a tree, bringing it finally-; Ituiold Dolan, another plan-lreporlcd the board’s capital in­ i corrected deed would be Is­ very good, food preparation to a halt just al the edge of nn!; ning boaid member, joined him debetedness as $85,000 and its sued, based on the Phraner sur­ Kathryn :Log-ayda, one good eight-foot embankment leading ;: in inquiries at Mr. Kendall's:free balance as $411.252 86 as of vey, before Oct. 1, so assess­ Judith Crane, one excellent, one to the swamp. Pour of the men; Madison Park tract. Mr. Wen-!jUne 30. 1955 ’ ' ment could be made properly in very good; Marla Maccia. one thrown out, Dominick Acerra. zel revealed. They found no’ the borough rather than in the good. - -. . - ■ KRNNliTII E . JOl',1, The board renwed its contract jr.. 42, the driver: Fred Dun-! sign of sewers ill this 700-homes township. - for nursing service with the ' Child care:.'Margaret Read development, Mr. Wenzel claim­ can. 4G: Bruno Talerlco, 27. am'1*! . ■ .Monmouth County Mr. Givens then reminded three excellent, Judith Crane ed, only spetic tanks sunk in Organization for Social Service Mr. Heuser the original Goetz one excellent, home Improve ;»,r w i f E!«w Magistrate solid clay. As for the .school at S15G9.' ment, Judith Crone, one excel & Strother application had been the swamp, rolling into a foot I f IT • ■ buiit for the school district with­ lent, Carol Phy, one excellent: based on a map that at least of water there. Mr. Smith wnsjjj] IJiijii)!] K gflH l out cost for use of children fr wild flowers. Margaret Read left a question whether the prop found on thc pavement of thei ~ 'J " homes in the development. T Appeal Of Builders one excellent; and shop. Mar erty was in Marlboro Township. roadway. . I Wenzel declared they found this (Continued from Page one) garel; Read, one excellent.. The borough attorney also aver­ Kenneth E. Joel to be of cinder block walls, subdivision as the borough sub­ The club met Sept. 12 to nr Mr. Acerra was dead on nr-1 red it was within the province painted outside, and of mini-jdivision ordinance specified new range records to be sent to Pe­ rival at the hospital. Mr. Smith! Replaces Hennessy of the council to decide if sub:.^; m um standards of construction streets hud to be laid, down bc- ter F. Martens, county agent, NAIIONAI SO AB 0 or riR( UHOCSWRIIEOJ lingered unlit 9:50 p.m. -whew dividing a otie-quayter acre pint he passed away. They; liad| At a special meeting of the .hroughout. ifore a development was a ma- oul of a 24-acre plat could be They met again Sept. 29 to re­ FIRE PREVENTION WEEK-OCTOBER 9 - 1 5 port on the projects. been ridiua in the front, seat.[mayor and council of thc Bor- Mr. Wenzel closed his re-Jor subdivision. He declared designated a minor subdivision marks by askin« members to the properly bordered Route 79 The Pedal Pushers are join Tlie other three were all admit-Jonah or Union Bench held on in the public Interest when * it appear at tin* township meet*'certainly not a new street. He tag all 4-H Clubs in the county ted to the hospital, where Mr. wa.s obvious the groundw ork Monday evening, Kenneth E. ins Oct. li> io protect them- added provision for Manor PI. in sponsoring a candy snle, Duncan remains in fiar condi­ called for laying out many more Joel. Keyport councilmnn, was fundii to be used to help pay Union Beach Board Members Journey To tion. Mr. Moyers ancl Mr. Tal- selves against new and heavy a new street to be created when lots on a plat of such size. M r. . tax imposts brought about by tho developers are in a position off the mortgage on the 4-H erico have been discharged. named borough magistrate lo Houser declared It would bc vui- camp nt Stokes State:Forest Hospital authorities said Mr. succeed A lfr e d T. Hennessy. jr., what he insi.sk'd was unwise lv £.’£> furihcr. has been made, nous to require his clients to Trenton For Final Building Approval real eslute development. A check wns received from Acerra suffered severe head in-,who resigned from the position. Mr. Heuser recalled the board's pay taxes on lots for two years the B row ntow n P-TA in appre- juries. Mr. Smith suffered u | n . . ‘approving the division of one before they were ready to pro­ : elation of the club's nsslstancc Asking $305,000 Total For New School; fracture of the sku.l and Inter-! ‘ • i plat to four lots as a minor sub ceed with a sales development nal Injuries, they added. ,|iP nnOin ' r i/aS acc,,c ctl division on Johnson Ave., as a nn them . with she dinner given at the Bonds To Be Issued In Amount Of ,$235,000 lhe position ot attorney lo tho Marlboro Township parallel case, which should have The borough attorney finally Middlesex County fair. Erroneous Jlcport Union Bcach 13oard of E d u c a ­ M em bers of the Union Bench (Continued from page one' set the precedent, stated M ayor Spafford W, Sell- Judith Crane was elected the vacancy created by Mr, Ac- A report Mr. Acerra had tion. He told a representative Board of Education, accompan­ who would be returning from; John c . Givens, acting bor- anck recently had learned the president of the Pedal Pushers kerson’s resignation, at a sal- drowned in the swamp was er­ of this newspaper on Tuesday school by bus. He admitted this ough attorney, recalled that in line of the borough with the and other officers named were ied by M ayor Joseph A. Scliol- ary as set forth In the school roneous. Mr. Duncan sustain­ that he “ w as very interested in was the first time the organ!- ule original map submitted by Patricia Kazlmni. vice prcsl- ner nnd Alfred T. Hennessy, Jr.. budget. ed cuts of the forehead, a possi- the building of a new school in township had been set by joint /alion ever hnd asked for the the developers the land reserv- dent;. Ann Chamberlain, secre­ new board nttorney, went to 735 Pupils Knrollcil bei fractured rib and back in-!Union Beach.'"and'when'the'po- resolution of the two governing tary: Maria Maccin, treasurer; Trenton yesterday to meet'with Donald R. Smith, principal of juji les. M i. Talei ico, cuts of thc sJtJon of board aU ornev was of- usc of a schoolhonse. He stated ed for a new street was shown bodies many years ago and un­ the Stnte Department of Edu­ thc organization is country-wide;with the boundary line between til the borough clerk could go / Carol Fliy, reporter, and Jan­ schools, reported a total enroll hands and head injuries, and iered him, lie did nol feel lie and giowimt rapidly to combat the borough and Marlboro ice Greseh, refreshment com­ cation nnd the Division of Lo­ m ent, as of Sept. 30, of 735, The Mr. Moyers, cuts of the face should decline It." back through the old minutes • cal G overnm ent to seek final juvenile delinquency. Il is sup-i Township running through Its to find this resolution, there mittee chairman, breakdow n by grades Is as fol­ and legs and skull Injuries. Mr. Hennessy was appointed approval for building a new ported solely by voluntary con*-center. To this. Mr. Heuser re could bc no certainty, the .coun* . The Pedal Pushers will be lows: Kindergarten. 87, • two Middletown Township Patrol magistrate on Oct. 23. 1954. to tributions, lie maintained. /plied th at Jn scnJing- o ff th e eiJ even had Jurisdiction to act represented at the Middlesex school In the borough in the classes; first grade, 96, three man John B. Kelly said the /Ive succeed Robert LnMurn, Mata am ount of $305,000. This an ­ in the m atter. • k County .“b ak e off'’, which will classes; second grade, B7, three men were traveling east on wan. He practices law ln Un­ The board voted to allow such1 property during the making of be held at the Hillsboro School nouncement was made oh Tues­ clnsses; third grnde, 100, three Newman Springs Rd. when Mr. ion Beach and serves the m u ­ use of the school. Mrs. Ken-ju search, the borough's search day evening at- the regular nelh Daniels, Colts Neck, coun-'Offlcer, had found 55 feet on -Saturday. , classes; fourth grade, 78. Uir Acerra apparently lost control nicipality as borough clerk meeting of the board. classes; fifth grnde, 81. two of the car as.lt rounded, a slight The new magistrate has liv­ ty program director, will set up malning below the property in the work at Robertsville, . i The annual liarvesL auction At a special meeting on Sept. classes; sixth grade, 65, two down-grade curve. The- car ed in Keyporl for more than ifi the borough. sale of the . Browntown Union 23; a resolution was presented classes; seventh grade, 71, two jumped the right hand curb, yenrs. He ls a graduate of the Chimney Daugcrous More Kxact Certification E x ib e by Mrs. Ethel Varlese. aiid sec­ classes; el'"'" ’ - no. two knocked down several reflector ; Sundny School will be held Sat- Rutgers University School ol John P. Tergls, a spectator Mr. Heuser declared a more Quick Battery Service ■yurdi.y evening, Oct. 15. at the onded by Mrs. Elinor -Jouan- classes. lights and a mail box on the Law. and is nssociated with thc informed the board that several exact certification the property Browritown Sundny School build enu, vice president, to submit He asked permission, which lawn of lhe M onmouth Consoli­ lnw firm of Levinson and L ev­ persons had requested him to was all within the borough was Ing, W illiam' Pitney will bo a proposal to the Stale Commis­ was granted, to divide classes dated Water Co. pumping sta­ inson. Perth Amboy. He is a call to the board's attention the » recently completed map by COLOT'S, M atawan auctioneer. Vegetables, fruits, sioner of Education, the Divi­ by putting som e full-time. class­ tion, and then careened across veteran of World W ar II and a precarious condition of thp1 — ------liome made baked goods, as sion of Local • Governm ent and es on four-hour sessions, and to’ thc roadw ay to the left. m em ber of R aritan Post 23, chimney on the Marlboro well f.s refreshments, -will be the voters of Union Beach, as hire teachers, as It "becomes Patrolman Kelly said the car American Legion. School. Mr. Easton asked Mr.! on stile, , • . follows: To erect a new school the best educational practice to hurtled across the left curb, Mr. Joel, who was elected on Tergls why these persons were M r. Bnd M rs. Otto G aub call- house on a school lot on the do so." He stated that the mashed into a utility pole, the Democratic ticket as a ?oing to him about such m a t­ This Friday Night ed-Eit .the . home, of' the Misses northerly side o[ Mornlngslde state law sets the kindergarten breakiny it in two places, and member of the K c y n o v l govern­ ers instead of com ing to a Mabel Mid Amy Ackens, Metu- Ave.,- ■ between Wilson andlmaximum at 25 pupils per class, then slammed against the tree. ing body in N ovem ber 1954, is,board m em ber or bring it up chec, Sunday afternoon; ’ Spruce .Sts., and to--purchase and that, to date, enrollments Thc car also shattered a town- the chairman of public worksjal a board meclin: M r. Brew- Mr, and , Mrs.1 John Pappa, the furniture necessary in nn from Haven Park had affected ship sig'ii that w ains motorist5:;on the council. He has Ju risd lc-lcr admitted the chim ney need- Clam Broth Steamed Clams si.. and family have moved to ex|:t ‘ '—'’eed $305,­ both the primary and upper that .speeders will be prosccu- tion over uarbai^ removal, rec- Gd repair but state il could be Flonrip.. having sold llielr form 000.- ' grades. ed. reotion. parks. playgrounds |easily fixec1 r y 1* | j Hailed Near Kmhanknient recently. Mr. and Mrs. John To help .provide tliis amount, Mr. Smith added thus far anil the harbor commission. Ulrich Eiseman, chairman of 1 H e n o u s e ' Pappa, Jr., and falnlly nre re- O n according^) ther absolution,“$45,- there were 15 pupils enrolled- The car came to a halt near , transportation, reported he* had aldir.K at the farm house which 000 is to be transferred from from Haven Pa-k. lie stated j tho top of an eight-foot embank-. 1 M l , 1 A cheeked the distance of the Jo­ was not included’in the sale current expenses, and $25,000 is he eould nol predict the nuni-imcnl after striking the tree, but j 1 hlO lSSlfiu UJl seph Kosiorsky residence to thc Mr.,and Mrs. Herbert Cottrell, to come out of capital outlay, her of extra teachers that might;thnt impact threw all five men) nearest, bus route and found It sr., Browntown, entertained over which will m ake available a be needed, as it w o u ld depend;cle.ar 0f the car. / >cc- : A > WS to be i.l miles. Ife believed I'S TAVERN side of the train, oc the v cekend their three grnnd- totnl of $70,000. Bonds are to on which classes new cnrollees: Patrolman Kelly paid tribuiejwjndow Mrs, kosiorsky had used thc cliilcrm. Judith, Marsha and curred i.s the wen* nearing H ighw ay 34 Cheesequake bc issued in thc school district entered. lie said he had “plen-ito members of thc Lincroft First mileage both ways in reporting Billy Wallace, children of Mr. in the am ount of $225,000. which ty of chiluren, but not rooms.”iAid Squad who waded into 'iho offon..^ j.-l miles at the September Ample Parkin* Facilities — Heauliful (irove for and Mrs. Merrill H. Wallace, will Increase the existing defi­ Visual Aides Arrive jswamp and pulled out the fottr!COIlL*r,UL‘(l lhe way t., Mat..-, myelin* and demanding state! Pindo — Pri\;th* Parlies rtr, K eypcrl. cit in borrowing power of thc The principal also reported men. The Red Bank First Aid;wan‘ recording to the chu-f. . aid thereby. . Wr.!'!en B urnette. U, s . N avy, borough, previously available films and films strips had ar* Scjuad assisted Lincroft in re-j Mauv.van s*.aLon. Z.u o a -I 1-Tank Dugan, secretary, said Saturday Delirious Platter Wiil Be Served spent a month with his mother, for other 'improvements, nnd rived from the county visual moving Uicm. U!) 10 the t*«hi.:that on the recommendation of Mrs. Mnry Burnette and broth­ raise thc net indebtedness to aides association, and that lie! Patrolman Kelly was assutudi Leri Bank gjji called er. .Basil, and grandfather, $481,386.70, beyond thc borrow ­ had investigated and found thatlbv Officers Frank Gleason and!*lc^n nn^ P^v.l Walling, 10J Ihiul n._ . - . . , . ‘ 1 - ^ ..______* .....___ ... 1 Char-c'f Wilson. He returned to ing margin.- The resolution was the cost of purchasing a lG-mil-|Fil\vood Seeley. 1st - Keyport cam e to her md. . duty Friday and will be.slatlon- passed by an unanimous vote. limeter RCA sound projector' Tho car belonged to Mrs. Jcn-j^1'* held Zukok>.->«.i tin ed in' A laska. . •' To Accept Survey would be $395 and a film slripl-e CalandricUo.:. Eatontown.|ule ais!p o f lho train while she! ' M:\ and Mrs. Albert'Hopkins A' special survey .submitted projector, £512.77. He added Die Her husbuY.d is proprietor of|rusIiGd to the conductor, GvOi^i ahd daughter; Jeanne, Brown­ by the' firm of Pohlm ann and price of athletic equipm ent a n d ' "’o.ieoar;; Lir,i:or D istributors.:M cP c ar3on, as the train pull | town, spent Saturday in New H e ll r y, Elizabeth architects, elay needed for school use would jlnc., Eatontown. by whom Mr.joc*ed in at Matawan station ai; York w here lliey attended a will be accepted for appropri- be approximately $400. Jle'SniHh was employed ns a sales-l:*:49 P.m. Mr. MePearson put/ show at thc Radio Cltv Music .*te action, and Donald R. Smith averred if he were granted $100 num. It was so badlv smash-|tn n CaN Matawan Police; Hal!. principal, nlso was asked to is­ from the athletic equipment ed. according to Patrolman Kel-.^1l0USh William Bell, the s.a | Brissfj the mcsgic of modern ho? wester heating , ' M;^s Jean Gaub.- a freshman s u e , a statem en t in connection item in the budget, .he couldily, lt had to be removed by ai^-on a^ent. Chief Flood ancl] at Glassboro Stnte Teachers wilh*- building ...... needs for the!purchase all necessary. Items,|fhit truck. (Patrolm an Volk took t Zu::ows!;ij Collepe. spent several days with school district. I^-V using the $750 left In the stu-1 Had Keen On Inspection Tour ]|n‘° custody, and his efforts to into your home with an A merican-<^ta«d aw t hbr.pr,rents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred The figure for the new school dent activities fund. The board: Thc five men had been on aj^^t away fiom Mr. Walling Oauo, Browntown. Inst week. will provide 10 room s with nn B u n te d him this request. jtour of inspection of a Phila j,*VCIe vain, BOILER : Ali the pupils of the Brow n­ all-purpose room, which could M rs. Jouaneau, chairman of|delphia brewery that day and: r Hcports To Chief ! town section of Madison Town- be finished al a later date. ihe teachers' com m ittee, was-were returning home. M r. Ac-i younij woman returned^ Ki’KNUAm.K Am erican-Standard sliin; who attend M ntaw an High given permission to offer a con-'erra. owner of the Silver Bar,!"'^ fathei to Matawan po Also at the special meeting boilers produce dean, comfort­ Sclool, were visitors at Die an Sepf. 23, th e resignation of tract to Mrs. Elizabeth Nolan. Fro nt St.. Red Dank, nlso'hce headquarters that night to. Ij'cv.,on Fair Fridny. .Among Cecil S. Ackerson. Keyporl, Englishtown. to teach the ihii'dlwniked for Drake's Bakery asjB^’e a report to the chief. Zu ; able heat, . , wl>cn you want it. And others attending were Janies bonrd nttorney, wns accepted grade nt a salary of $3-150. Mrs.ja salesman. It was he who re-{KowrsKi stoutly denied tiie alle-j it's entirely automatic . . . the ther* Arace, JoAnn Cusick and John with regret. Mr. Ackerson stat- Nolan has had 17 years exper- ccived the invitation to tnipect1"lJt*ons at first, but his taU of; Biahola. Mr. and Mrs. Olto ed he realized the new school 'Pnce. ,the brewery and invited his fotirj 3100 to drop the charges in motttat doe„s all the work for you. Cmub and Miss Marie Gaub at­ building progrnm would takej The auditor's report from JiHirieuds io go along. fciinwtaied him, according to You'D cul fuel awls loo, becauad tended the fair on Thursday, more time than he would be ly ■ *1, 1954 to June 30, 1953, was! Funeral services for Mr.jChief Flood, American-Standard boilers nre de­ .Mrs, Edwnrd Oertel, Old able lo give. At a second spe­ accepted, as were thc Septem-;3mUh wcre held in Keyportj The man was locked mi ovei Brldpr, a former Browntown cial meeting on Sept. Ufi, thc ber reports o f. the attendance j Monday at - |>.m. »t Ilu* Bedlejnight. Capt. J . E d y a r Wilkin signed lo got the mottt from any typ* resident, called ut the' homes oflicer and the school nurse. Al-jPuneral Iionio, wilh lhe flev.json, .Mal;uvan lownship Police, board named Alfred T. Hen­ fuel. They are compm t and attrac­ of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gaub nessy. Jr., Union Beach attor­ tendance In the schools for thelrtoderick N. deYoung, pastor oflwas called in to repurl on Zu jiiid Cbrirles Wilson o n Sept. 28. ney nnd borough clerk, to fill month of September was 91 7Uhf* Reformed Church, offieiat-^ow.ski and assisted in que.-iion tive! v i,*>m/v»h*d in Korgerted per cent. \\nir, interm ent wa.s in the O ld lh ig th e man. On Tuesday P-mn timt blend into any surrmindirvffn ------iBrick Reformed Cliurcli Ceme-I ' ll. P. deterlive.s join Hit Gar In Parking Lot tery, Brudevelt. ed in g rilling . It then wa IN THE HEART OF lie was born in Keyport. the :n i; -ed the alleged offense COME IN OK CALL US RIGHT AWAY... so thof yov’ll bc ready for th« first fall coM Edw nrd Temney, 80. Hudson son of Mrs. Edith ‘Conover occured in Union County nnd MATAWAN Ave,, Keansburg, was fined $5 rtmilhi and the late James Ed-, I he prisoner was remanded nnd *5 by. Magistrate Ltillier A. «ar Smith. He hurt been n real- to the Jurisdiction ot Unit conn Foster, Matawan Township, dent of Red Bank for several"t.v'j ' prosccuior Deluxe Music Tuesdny, Mr, Tcmney wns the years. He was a Ki'iidunle of Chief l-’lood said thnt while! and driver of a enr wliicli ran of! Kevport lllsh School. tills Is tiie first record of Zuko-.v I tlic rond. a n d 's tru c k , n car In Besides Ills niolhei'. lie Is sur­ ski's molesUtiK a woman, Cnpt.j (No**: ipac« lia** th* i the -lurking-.lot of John's Bur vived by his wife, Ilelen iCIirls- Wilkinson related township po-i particulw "ipfcitl •ffai" ihal ) Entertainment and Grill, Route 35 and Cliff­ Innsc-iii Smith: n sister. Miss lice hnd hud other eoimls u".alnst e ve ry wood Ave., Oil Sepl. 3. TliriMalion Smith, Keyport: mid an him In the past, owner ot the parked cni\ Her-Intuit. Mias Arlsna Conover, Key- berl W, Kins, nlso of K cn m ,poi'l. v Friday — Saturday bur*, alened the complaint. Mr i $4,000,000 School T em ney claim ed n cur iniikiim Bol Serves On K'onllinied liotn I-nue oik a rlRlit turn nt thc Intersection schools. Total expense of one ■\) EVENINGS FROM 9 P.M. TO 2 A.M. cut him off he had to nm into College Committee house t0 the township thereby the parking lot to avoid a col­ reli'i- C. Bol, Clllfwood Ave. becomes SMIi.M, be conl ended reatarhig Mie (jlamonms Talenled Artlsl lision with thc moving vehicle. Cliffwood, hns been elected co- or a net deficit results of WHD.- • We Sell • We Install • We Service • elinlriiian of the sophomore (JR over taxes leatl/ed. Class Vice President homecoming flout comuilllee nl Mr. Wenzel Impleineuted his SARAH McKNIGHT W iiRiii'r Col lege, Ktnt'-n Island warning by declaring he under- See or Plione Any of the Plumbing and Heating Retailers Listed Below. llnicn a tinkle, 45 Lnkesltle N. Y , sloorl the options tnken on prop­ I-1',, Mntnwnn, lin.s been dec-l­ I Al the Hammond Organ IIoim-i'omliiK weekend this erties In llie Church SI .-I,Ino ltd. ed vicc president of the fresh year will be held O cl. 'Jll-30. The area would allow for 'Hint) hous mnti class nt lli.tuers Pi'Ciinrn schedule Includes, besides es, not Just 1150. He predicted FREE JOHN J . MULLER PROMPT Your Congenial Mosls lory School, New linuiHwlck. flout pnm de. u loi't'lillglil- I’ep this would mean a school popu­ Bill nntl Julia Ward ra lly , Ihe crowning of the ipieen, lation ol tint) children In Ihe dis ESTIMATES Liberty St. Matawan, N. J. SERVICE I Tile largest of three nuldciK jiiid ii font ball nnine. Irle l. I'-lfturliiH .'to children In Telcphonat MAtuwan 1*2417 ^ which will guide the tilrcriili M r. Bol, the soil of Mi', nnd li classroom , lie estimated ii(l(l eari'lcr UBS Porre.slnl wcIhIi.h M rs. ('m l Bol. Is n i-heinlstry nsMiooins would be needed, nrj Iona mul equnl.s the floor inn,lor al WiH'.lier, lie luieuds the township and the HoroiiulJ CI1AR L E S E, HUFFT | % LITTLE ST. CAFE ai'en of a two-bedroom house. lo lie n reseiil'eh chemlsl, ol Mntnwnn would be faced wilh JOHN O. GLBRECHT l.iM 'r M ,, I'en' Huor-. I'rum Main an Investment of $-l,(loi),(i()ii lor 32 Parlt Avc. M ntnw nn, N, J. . (>5 Ravine Dr. Mntnwnn, N, J, 'Help Wutltetl1' ihIm In (Ills pn "Foi' Hent" mid "l''or tJsile" new school fnollllle.s, T*Iophon*t MAliiwin 1-2182 j J>|p»d’n f *i MA.taw** » ' •• MATAWAN per toll you about tin; good Job> ihiim mny be imi'duised nt lliln luveslluale In IMuiIImhi open, . . . ol flee. lie and Coinmllteemaii Bte- r Also 31 rs. Joseph C, Kaclrek Ing “ broke’* trying to farm their owned property In the area to COMMUNICATIONS less farming and the continued jr , M r and Mrs. Harry G. lands and insisted they wouldlbu subdivided, chided some of holding ol properties for which: M isguided M issiles ly Chon Day Koch, "Jprs, William P. Lam­ Letters "To thc Editor:.” -which are not be able to pay taxes, nolthe landowners for only being they had not received an offer iP'-vim - printed in ihis column, must be type*: bert, Fi'ed A.' Ludemann, Mrs. written, double spaced. nnd original matter what they were. O n e interested in selling without re­ for years. ‘ " J Carlton ‘Ludewig, Mrs. C. Wil­ copiev. not carbons. Deadlifte for this Ezra W. Karkus, township at­ ffl&TAWAN JODRNAL column Is Tuesday at 12 o’clock noon. liam Ludi, Mrs. Prances A. tainer averred he had had hlslBardlnB what tax burden would All letters must be signed in the writ* torney, asked that lt, be under­ Ludwig,' Mrs. Arnold C. Mas- farm on the market for 17 years^e P*nce^ 0(1 property owners elsewhere in the township be­ stood that Mr. Kendall was F a s e Four Oct. 6. I35S "rs um> sio, F rederick M auer, M r. and cause of the new subdivision. alone in the development. He To the Editor, Mrs. James G. McCormack, Ed­ and the others saw lhe chance Mr. Wenzel warned the pros­ added runiors linking himself I should appreciate lt II you ward McElvaine, Mrs. William to sell to Mr. Kendall their on­ pect of heavy additional school and other persona ln the town­ IDE MATAWAN JOURNAL would print the following letter J. McGraw, Miss Hannah Me ly possibility of "getting out" costs was reviving sentiment In ship to lt were false. Matawan Township, Matnwan Borough which I sent on Monday to the Lean, Miss Lucie Miller, Mrs with anything to show financial­ Established 18GD Tel. Keyport 7*3030 Board of Chosen Freeholders. the Borough of Matawan for Mayor John Marz, jr., agreed J. Mabel Brown, Publisher Williami C. Noddings, Mr. and ly. When Mr. Wenzel said he breaking up the joint school dis­ to withhold action on the ordi­ Thank you for all courtesies ex­ Mrs. w! K. Pearson, Jr., Mar had heard prices were being Published Everv Tlairsday tended. trict with the township, should nance until the Oct. 12 m eet­ By BROWN PUBLISHING AND vin W. Prichard. Mrs. Peter O. quoted for land at as high as the Kendal! developm ent go ing. At the Insistence of the PRINTING COMPANY Leo Weinstein Rasmussen, Mr. nnd Mrs. Al £3000 per acre, thus he did not through. These points produc­ landowners they could not be I. Mabel Brown...... Editor G entlem en: frod R aven, Jr.. Mrs. J. F red see how the land could be ed bitter aiguments but the at the regular meeting held ln Geraldine V. Brown. Associate Editor “I have noted with deep con­ Robinson, Mrs. H. Glenn Rod­ so bad. The landowners in­ cern, but not much surprise, the landowners held to their con­ the afternoon, tlie m a y o r prom ­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES man, Mrs. Radford Shaito, Mrs. dignantly denied they were get­ a s l tention their first consideration ised lt would be adjourned and Paynble in Advance _ appointment by your all-Repub­ Robert <3. Shafto. Mr. and Mrs. ting any such price. One Veor {within state) ...... |3.50 had to be this chance to get out the hearing continued at 8 p.m. Six Months ...... 2.00 lican board of Kendall H. Lee to Thomas ; T. Starnes, Mr. and Three Months ...... 1-25 make a Job classification sur­ Ralph Doliin. who said lie from under the burden of profit- that night. One Year (outside StL**) ...... 4.00 Mrs. Percey Sundstrom, Mrs. One Year (outside U. ' ...... - ®-00 vey ln the Monmouth County G J. Sterling Thompson, sr.. Six Months (outside U. S., ...... 3.25 Civil Service setup. I also have BIx Months (outside U. S.) .. ■...... - 3.25 Humbert Tomaselio. noted that this work, for which Also M rs. Lydia B. Walling, Kxecutors and administrators ot you propose to pay Mr. Lee an The Matawam Journal Classified Adts- estates hnve the right to select the Stanley ; White, Mrs. William annual retainer of $2500 could newspapers in which they desire their; WidmanJ Miss Joyce Widrnan, notices printed. If the right is not hnve been done free of charge exercised thc surrogate will make the Mrs. Edgar Wilkinson and How­ by the New Jersey Civil Serv­ F O R S A L E F O R R E N T SERVICE Belcrtlon find thu notice will probably ard Wolverton. jr. appear in sonic newspaper that you ice Department. would not hnve selected. Friends of FIVE large rooms and bath, 1st floor GOOD second hand lawn mowers; Thc Journnl having business with thc " In the interest of good gov­ Serving on the campaign d l n - j s S L “th’’Xml of 11 family house, modern kitchen, hand saws set and tiled H. Good turrrgate’s office will do well to bear ners’ committee are Mrs. Thom-.boy lv)n electric; ranee, front and baek yard second hand motors $5 and up. Tool this Jn mind. ernment and economy, I call lanclM'apt'd. jflO per month adults on priding, William Smith, tti Main St.. upon this all-Repubilcan board as T. Starnes, chairman, andi alpalka Ind ‘ryi,'li7^i"an s ,n:uI Pr‘,vc^ washed crawl,. reasonable. Riley Home, Bnyview Cali KKyport^ 7-2125. wjtf post cilice at Matawan, N. J., under the yourself of the free service of­ inlck, MIS. Kaipn i-,. n a n mu- washed rand, fill dirt, shovel loader Ave.. near County Rnacl. Cnll Mar­ act ot March 3, 1070. lon Mrs. John C. L am bert, service of all kinds. Coops filled, crodlket 1M:441 er inquire 4-18 High St.. HHST aid to working mothers: !oav« fered by the New Jersey Civil ,, ' r> Mi.,, I ,, iit« nnd land clcarinf'; cellar and sep*! Newark. \\ jG your little ones at Jeanne’s; Nunyrv, THURSDAY OCTOBER G, 1055 Service Department ln this con' Mis. Arnold C, Massie, Miss Lu* tjL. tanks due. Drivewnvs graveled j ------Depcndale care, pleasant boiroun.lmgs, CJC Miller, All'S. Allan J. M o m - and graded. Hump trucks for hire.■ FURNISHED bedroom uitli private wholesome food. Call for appointment nectlon. Certainly your, board Eckel Bros,. Tennent Hoad. Morgan-i ti.ith: rc.itlenuMi preferred. Cali Mn KEIyport 7-30W-M. wjtf I son, M rs. William C. Noddings, Vine! Mntawan M U-J, ls well aware tliat this service 22 lawan I-253J-W after 4 p.m. *jG MIRACLES CAN HAPPEN | Mrs. J. Fred Robinson, Mrs . „ | TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICE is available and is currently be­ STORE about 10 x GO at 38 East Jront: Repairs on all makes. Pickup and de* (The Keyport Weekly) w Rulon Smith, Mrs. J. F. Ste-; ALUM INUM AVINDOAVS ing used by other counties and Street a few doors vest of Post!livery service. Call Village Television - 'rts » / ‘ £5V;*v-J vens, Mrs. E dm und L. West. Office, Keyport, also store 20 x Appliance Co.. 20 E. Front St., Key. The children, parents and municipalities ln this state, x ■> i . i . 1 VENETIAN BLINDS iruniediaCc 'tJceupaney, L. J. Costa, port Keyport 7-J081 or MiddJe:>nvn Free Kslimatcs-no money down. Pershing Placc. Tel. KE 7-051)1 50470 wjtl m e m b ers of the bonrd of edu­ “It .Teems to m e that this ac­ Karl A. Frantz., Keyport 7-^1405, 1S:15. wjlf cation of the Borough of Union tion is typical of the thinking “Where’t Ihe nearest taxidenrml?" Landowners Hit USED U’lcvifMon sets in Rood condition. STORAGE space, adjacent to West DON’S TV SERVICE Beach are extremely fortunate and operations of this one-par­ Bar/Wins from and uu. 1'cte’s Front St.. Hornufih Parking Lot. One For fast efficient radio and television ty board. I can guarantee that (Continued from page one) Inc., corniT W. Front and Main Sts., flipht up. Caii Keyport »-15,'l5 or Key service call Matawan l*2GGt-M*2 wjtf to have been nble to secure the Keyport. Tel KE: 7-2700. wjtl port 7-0591. "-Jtf if the D em ocratic party w ere a cost of $220 per year per pu- 'force properly the health laws "A s a candidate for the Sint/? services of Donald R. Smith to represented on this board the « . uupilmi’• for- education nurnfipps tlii1; USF.D refriijoratoif; in good eondnion LAHGE furnished room in Keypun. R U SSE L L ’S R A D IO <& TV. of the state and require the mu- Genera] Assem bly from Mon- ...... *' ‘ and up. Pete’s inc.. corncr near business .section and station; serve ns principal of the Union appointment would never have w o uld. _ suitable for working couple or MnRlc S A L E S S E R V I C E inicipalitles nnd Industries locat­ mouth County, I wish to a ssu re -v'ou,d lrlt’a " sJ30l00° m orc a n ' 'v- '•'rwU- “L«! »'»"> Sls- Kcypon. c.-m & been made without the public nual in the school budget. i t ' Kc>p°rt 7-:;tollnl lllmts * >otn 1-1415. wjti all self respecting and respon­ bayshore area, I immediately._ab,°„v„el ",~d<‘nr.,n' "'"n,k'r - ’iw :r"1 n H'iiv coinenicnees; lar«e yard; near Union Beach, ns In m any lo­ 'we wanted someone who knew school donated by the develop- e,ass Call K.M>ort .-hurchi-s and bns(-F sible American communities will propose legislation to pro­ calities, is ,a difficult , one. , The the employees, the department! ______. ■* (Call Freehold ujfi TELEVISION principal, the m em bers of the heQds nnd oU)er locn] are expected to do. vide for an investigation in an person-' Call Ma- THAILER ‘ites available nt Garde attempt to have the project nicipal services, other ihanj *5°‘ RADIO SERVICE board and the governing body ne, „nd who WQUld be flt our "T here appeals to be no Park; near Keyport and Holmdc 25 years in business in Matawnn and schools, would increase tales' Ueauiiful country i-ettin« wilh 1100 foot are doing everything possible beck nnd call.’ jmore logic in permitting these condemned." K. elcetrie ironer. Hood condition Keyport area. All work and parts ■by $120 per person. a Ca)J Ke)i)orl 7.123‘Mt. wjfl* J-prinj! lake for summer, bathing. All guaranteed. Tubes tested free at store. to see that in the near future, Yours very truly, new under ground facilities'. Cali Key Store hours tt:30 a.m. to <* p.m., Frt« "The public is entitled to amirressponslble muncipaltties to 1 Mr. Wenzel estimated it. would the problem will not be so great. Alfred T. Poling. poll 7-l.m WJ13 days until 9 p.m. You are liability' .explanation for this "beck andidumn lhe untreated or partly 'take a $16,000 house at two and properly insured when you call Meanwhile, there Is the pres ,ca]]> stntemenl made by Mr. li-1'treated filth, acids and cliem- S T R I C T L Y BUNGALOW. 4 rooms and bath, cil Ten Eyck . flonson, Inc. i!83 Upper Maia enl to consider. As of Sept. 30 houses per acre to keep ihe heat, electric hot water heater. Cnll St.. Matnwon Call Matawan 1-1603, win cs spokesm an for this all-i^cn^s upon the shores of north' after 5 p.m. KEyport 7*1239*11. wjti* the enrollment in the schools ;ratio between added school chil­ F R E S H E G G S Republican bonrd. • crn Monmouth County, than it Madison Board Gets dren to be educated and rata* X large .7J 3 ior 92.11 MOOhlKN, eificicncy, 3*a room apa»t* ill Union Beach totalled 135 pu-, ..j ca)1 upQn (lljs nj].Repul,j|_ is for our next door neighbor (Continued from Page one) inent, iminediaU* oceupancy; tile PAINTING plls. as compared with 672 onjc(m b0[u.d nQw ,0 ndm,t UllUi0 rake up liis own yard and bles acquired in a relationship bath. 2 vear lease. S-vG monthly; heal, He noted in tlie ease nf Madi- l0 keep the tax rate from soar- Delivery scrvice very Wednesday pnd . in Keyport and Oil/wood. •'.nd hot water furnished. Call Kenns-: tlie roll in June The average th(s wng # poll()clU plum piuck.idum p th e rubbish over his fence son Pnrk thcnine room s and jj,g I bur»’ 6-(KlliG or anpiy Chureh and Main DECORATING Sts.. Kcanrburp. uji.'i number ol pupils per class i. je(. from (he Monmouth County;'n10 Ule S'1"'1 llc>:L (ioor. office Presently erected and, ' s Contentiuns 1 All our crrs nrc candled and laid more than 35. which any edu-, nnd d d , t lh ; ,)e y in our new modern cage .system, Call us for eitimate ' De pledged by Mr Kendal takes, c|mr| u Plke. executive di- [APAHTMENT completely furnished; No obligation . . cator. and any parent knows. ls;,„„ „„ ;...... scieniifically Iced for quality. I I'v roc*niK; living room and bedroom 'jlnp of an eager Republicanjpartincnt of Hcnllh in un effort carenoi'£i fiTof ni-ilitonly *)7n270 onnn full tmtime- ift nor !• Three years to |:oy more than is desired in order rector of the county planning; We also have about 10 to 15 cates tcoinbinalioii, kiii liciulit and bath: «U . . , . . 4 .. worker in answer to this man's:to iustifv their contention thnt 540 o n half sessions. Tin* board [utilities included. Intjuire 103 Main board, supported Mr. Wenzel's to fltlj uhojesale every week. St., Matav^an or eaft .Uatawan 1-HW- KEYPORT 7-1012 t0 ?!V„e, of many years for a slice this sewer sys.cn should be president estimated there will amount of Individual attention.: cautions on the ta;j danger. He W. v.jti PAULIN UHOS. of patronage. constructed into the Raritan be 1300 children lo educate WJ13* The kindergarten enrollment is disclosed the experience of the GIBSON POULTRY '[APAHTMENT, :t rooms, newly decur- “Perhaps to you gentlemen. Bay has informed the public when all houses are sold. Mr. 87 for two sections, which ls county planning board had re-; FARM i atetl, utitomatic heat, domestic hot ...... :'\vlth your annual spending in that by pumping about 100.000.­ Kcnrinll 1ms offered to build ad water; business couple preferred; PLUMBING & HEATING an vealed lhal when lot sizes of: Amboy Hoad, Cliffwood, N. J. {available now, Hent J5’?k --.>nd.lls operating now__ln thc United are 12 pupils on that road and Kir PjL-e was asked if 15 000 ,,;ik 1,1 f'«'d .order, ran be used for ;J4 Srcmitw call Cotfey Mata’-.-an I* changed the composition of:States soon wili prove , how , , ,1 » , ! A* * LU 1 I.i.uuu othtr Uiaa Jl|int, iohd cum* :*j;t4(j.iM jb HELP WANTED meet demands. The Koyport omc of them have to ualk tuo SqUare feet minimum was need- par,ment?. 41 inches lonjr. ac nu-hc;,-, -______* your' all-Republican board.** wrong that statement can be. Weekly congratulates th^‘board miles to get to the nearest eii a*liena-lien the develooer waswa.s out- hip!l- Vl ilH’ll‘‘s *10-*10-. Charles / . ‘iiungai.ow, a rooms.rooms, ceni, but pjj.'(* S com m ent was that the |lss than i \car old; original price 1st, Write Box F in care <>l t.'us le.'s tiian the legal inipimuii) compliment Mr. Smith for tbe| gen free fresh water liquid. It the contractor has objected this subdivision ordinance had to SWI1- imiuirc Oi.ulrs Gary, sn s«- m-vspapcr. . -.vjii Firms cngagrd in interstkU* coinmcrrti only necessary for your de , K . . . . , . . , oncl St, K e y p o r t. w j( i* ' ...... • • or in the pioduciion of twds for com­ excellent strides he lias made| Win you please print I .s copy i. >eai lhc poor condllion of Ihe ^over condmona in Inc town------merce must now pay at least T.i ccnt* in Ihe Union Beach Schools ln‘of a lelter whlch 1 Be,lt lo Dr, partment to check with the New road did such damage to his where septic tank and wells f.-*vin»»s up to i-:t with a iu m rn - U S E D C A R S an hour ;.nd time and oivr-half for Daniel S. Bergsnin. Coinmis-:Jersey Department of Conscr- . ,, , , . . M . , . nm combination windows and doors. overtime under the federal wage and two months, and wish him fu­ Kncoubuses, thothe co'nlrnct/.nnfvo/.t wncwas nothr.t n»-n.pro |ja(j l() |K. USed , thal ...... zoning...... not> ' Orr...... Ahiminum nfucl.s PT.4 HUfCfv Hondina.Mcr dr. ti.ifr. Hour Job-.vecker.* r>/fcr«d U*5« by ture success. Me walked into, sioner of thc New Jersey State vation and Economic Develop- fitable. •flinnnrp would have to be nd- Fr^nl and Cliureh Sts., Ke>port. Call radio and heater, white 11 tircf. coveied firms should notify tlic Wige v. tlinantc wuuiti n a \e to ut an Kt. {irl -,;m2 (J|. Keyporl 7-PJ1H. wjtf har onlv Kune lR.WiO mtks must ti-U. and hour Division. IK S, ’Department a difficult situation- an over- Oepartment of Health7 ;ment to determine that oxygen opted to set up areas where ...... -. :------Call i.Onj; Urimeh fi-ac4«. wjtf of L^bor, at 31 Clinton St., Newark, c r o " ^ s c h o o l ' “vstem short Alfred T. Poling jfree w ater will kill fish and that standards could differ. He not SAtjnLK h«rsr, niarc. j <>W - New Jcrj-rv. phone Mitchell , . . . , , ilJ-i. Call Keyporl 7-.iJ.U. v.jR BtMCK roadmaMer, 111415. dean, of tenchers, and with m any fa-jD eM M r. B ergsm a: Lsalt w ater fish will not live m Speed Limit Cut On ed there would be more d e v e lo p ...... -...... — owner, low mikac*. new tire SECRKTAnV. exacl and dependable cilities lacking, but he has! “According to press reports, natural pure fresh water. When COVKH crop rye; nlso miscellaneous Icrier. covrrs, fair ptice. Call Ke worker, n’o<»d UfionUdre of lanrfu* • Continued from Pa^eonei ers than Mr. Kendall to con- farm ei|iupiiiiiiil. Bernard Preis. poll 7-0147 unlll 6 p.m. after 6. pm. aRf, pit-firahiy with o-.perience In cen- made exceptional progress. and'£01? re®fnUy Issued a letter to this proposed trunk sewer is 111 Thonias P Miiler aues- sider. Mr. Pike recalled that Tt numt Hoad. Morcamille. Call .Mn- ej,ll Kt\port 7*40!*2-J. witi eral office routine wimtefl for small so tve sa.v m iracles can hap- Public Works Com m issioner full operation, there will be an iwuiii quo.-, office. Steady position, .salary ahove iivcraKc. Box ii care of this news* pen. " ' . j Frederick; - • • - ...... ,vi We hope the taxpayers of tin-jC^y °f New HIGH School Rrjuluale, boy or girl,: Ion Beach will realize the splen-^cnied the unntrd for full time job; must be nblf (•> lypr: pood Knplfsh Ktudcnt. did co-operation that exists be . ' Wiite Box CM In care of ihla news­ tween the board and principal; jMld^lcM? — ...... ------— ------...... - — r-oiiltl bn snent f„r sne paper • wjtl the excellent supervision that is soon 1°. bc *n '',e Raritnn, retained in the bay for weeks.! such' as the reassessment Ibe landowners disputed the f Cliftv.n|\rmn«lh. 2 door ci ted f«ir Iwo lamily (iv.clltnj • Sale I'iM K<.rd Custom Tudor Bf»0 VOUNG, ambitiouK man Jiving in or being given the children of-Un-,Valley would tend to clcun up During such periods it appears 0 ' ' ' " :nBU1.e s on schools. They belicv- lecesft.ii> lo settle (-.state, bitpiirc ICd-,li»r>2 Plymouth sedan 7!*t near Mutawan ty sell new and used ion Beach; the dreams of nicm*:t*ie Raritan River at the ex-quite possible to build up bii- • - . cd Mr. 'Vrnzel \va>? talkinK about >;npoit 71W|0 l!i.r)2 Cl’cvrolct U door sedan • ' cars in Matawan and surrounding are* bers of the Pnreut-Teachers As-!Penpe of R aritan Bay. lions of gallons of Ihis oxybenj lh c fcovei'niiis body approved „ ,(la<1.. wllicI| wouU, n(J, _ wjfi 1*152 Chrvslcr Convertible Coupe 11 Uf* a>. Nfrw car is unc of the hig lliree. l!if»2 Studehaker 5 pass, coupe f^5 AppJieanl need not experienced but soclation. and thc fact that a; "Vou sugeested to the Com- free water in the confines of il"1 r»V I section of the MndisonumjI [ive vcal.s aItcr th(1 must' be aRreisivc .. .. and witling...... to SITUATION WANTED g ® W ? !r!o work. Kxcelienl opportunity for "right new school Is a necessity in the:»iissloner that he ivas misin- the Rnrilan Bay and -Rarila»,P»i ^Development. A letter , werc occupied. Mr. Studebaker pas*. Ct>upe n*if)iman. Proper incentive plus" many oth* borough, so ihey will act favor-;formed - or Ill-advised in thc River and result In iireater fish-fiom the de\rlopeis was lead 1185|l*r benelilx. If \ou feel >ou have the upe nvi^jMU^iiflcations to fullOII ihiw pnsliioiT, abiy on the school bulldlnt; pro- m atter. Being a lifeluni? resi- kills than has every occur v\ rile fdrn’ation, hackxroimd. H H V when It Is presented. denl of-the Boro of Keyporl, 1 "Purini.' normnl incoming i:m e.xpcritnci- if any, lo flox G, care of 7 1 HV3 thi> lieu jpnpcr. wj20 One problem has been slov- am personally cotjeerned about periods that exist for 12 jCLKANING woman'for iiile day a week cd.> Help solve another, then the effect of this sewer upon every day, tills effluent r*>5] new bouse. 5 n.oiti*:; adults only. you can say two m iracles hap-!the. waters and benches of the ciiarKe w ill no doubt flow upj ■ |K)!nos limi would not ar- i-ns- -liiiioi: attendant. KK.Jiifr.t studehaker Pick IWf.ljVViile Hox O ciije of ,llii* neu.spapo/,, petted 111 Union B h ich ln onei various m unicipalities located the R aritau K lv e r as far as th o ;» d e\flopm cnt Known »s Old u(re |hj>m , nnumbpl.s l0. ,„ u itt. m w -ii- 2 . •Ml llir/t Porri Pick Up "'ilIOUSKKKPK!?, sleep in. small fam» year. || ■ ' tin northern Mvninyiitli Counly, City of New Brunswick or fUI-. tui.fce OaiUen.-, on k.nsl!:..ito»n ^ ,,.hre(> c|lil(U.CM lwo houses c a i-a iil k man v.-.,«w i.k<- » ..* (leor^e S. Uarrett & Son Inc. i‘ liy; owit apartment. State qualifica­ ______4;____ . • ‘t have studied the pollution con- ther nnd pose si; hcaltli problem:'”!, "as ap|)io(ed subject to the . veius nt least. .Mund.-i.vs, j;mdi-iiinn. cicaiiinc Mini'.. Ford Dealer- Maluwan tions and salary desired Write Box J care (if this newspaper. ■ wjlf P r o c l a m a i i o n '• "tdlUon that--exists- In the bay for for every municipality aloni? Hhm^ ' vcIoix.i- mfelin'K bond require- • tables" ’ \<)G i : |many years; bnd I nlso am very way. inents ami nnikmi! snlisfnctoij; hoiiselmlders also hold 11,1 l!os •’ (,"rc ,,r ,l,ls "i-";-'!...... - ...... - - 1— WAITKESS, experienced, Kf>odl \v»g- H, Rood condi­ r-i and tips. Apply in person Wilson WrllSBEAS, the jifcek of Oct.;famlllar with the titles, eur "At n mass mectlnK aiul „Ub- wranuemenls with the board of'UM|l livi. h„uses'were allow- --...... «»* .I’ONtion, T lA reasonable. C jM t^t Call Matawan l* Diner, MiRhvav art, Keypnrt, wj8 IM Is being observqd ns Nation-;rents.- storm elfects and gtlicr lie forum held In the Borouuh lhc B U IL D IN G S U P P L IE S liiiiJ.J or inquire "8 Beverly Dilve. i:iiiiuond Ueach. J6* SALKRLADY, in women’s and chil* ■ U Pharmacy Week under the factors pqrtainlne to this body of Keaasburu on July 15 thc of- -school looms, lhe Ccnlial lark t (|1 ,v()uW iiet|uirl, (|m,bie — ------drtnV tvear. full nr pmi-tjine, some exjicriciicu prufcricd. Apply West* auspices of phnrma'clsts: nnd ;of water. It is my opinion lhat ficlals and experts from your development was granted ap- ^ ,imom|| of vatllb|es to t ils FACE BRICK ^diiton "Sm relih'fi. Kevport. wjQ W IIEnEAS. the them e of this.the New- Jersey State D epart .diM>artment and Ihe Middlesex IHou l fur its first « c llo n . Th(. „i;m„inK bonrd Urn.^1 5d«-Uu„ (a,-e 'i„i,k i„ hr 'i.f c .' ' j« observance is ‘’Your'nicnt of Henlth is the one that Sewerage Authority failed mis- 'v niiam henwartz. 8 Morris- xll. pn.r, fmmd ..Jhl.,rv. .art'a-.. Wa«ner BroK. . p'ace year's observance, is "Your mem ot iieniui is me one mai Hcwerase Auuionty amen mi«- " *...... " member ami Mr. Pike found. „fl^ 1,?Irai,nul'i'‘l5rr.,n.7:,,'H ut STtlDKBAKKR. IH52. $700. 40 O I' I’ I C I'j ASSISTANI. Pliarmnclst Works,, for Bettor is actually misinformed or ill- eiabl.v to convince the sntner- - O ld L i i i Ih c , n u x ap- Ih[, ,ltidiiioiinl num ber " ■ " ’ 1 Ittlc St , Matawan. _ jfi .M«na«i*r; all iiround experienced Community Health;" and jadvlsed. It appears to me that ini; of local public officials aiuM)l)lll,l’d spc-cinl policeman for of s(.ho(ll cl,iUin-n to educate W A N T E D T O BUY r...... — — r-r-r-...... :_r-.jui office administration, i-orrespou* deuce ,md telephone negotatloiu, WHEREAS, pharmacists are by endorsing the construction interested citizens that llie sew i!lf‘ uiilimce of this year. ; at fjvnlive htmses ucrc. wmli,| . _ ...... - L O S T ...... ;\Vo iire tnlerejiied in a business mind* e/wont'*?1 ;??enibe;*.s n f the team'of.' ‘ thc...... Middlesex Trunk Sewer er .system was necessary, bene A' u 'yl of~r *nnn for * township...... H'ANTKI) to buy. n ^hccl chair hi ------...... jed energetic man or woman induce added .school costs th/il irom* coiHhhon. Call KK\|kiiI hOXI’.lt, fenuile. fl vcnr* old, eolnrj'Wlh inltaliv and inlereMed in work of'professional persons who nd-.vour health department is tak- fieial or practical. Much nf Uu- owned lot.s *Kt to Al’ inclusive would far out run the tax gain •■ jit f n\n white chesl. p.nis .md hja.re lo "hum we nf/cr a good salary and m inister to the henlth needs of Ing a course that will result in information and answers ' tn-iin(l inj to 104 inclusive In Ap on f ii’e tongue abiionnallv liir^c.ichimcc tu advance quickly to rc«pon* from Ihe ratables. At.I. type.i of .inli(|U<’x, lioll.s, tuv-s. Pii/c* companion and protcelor '-<1.< Van "'ln-! Mt*11(lcr a 11(1 * Loopei'S Hint has accorded them the re-area. . and In many Instances Just ^ al fr heaniiK-bids of s.lliO (.a|.t, j( lh(,y doul)|(,(1 ^ aln DReal - . l EstateV . t . t . l.~ For SaleC-1. •’n !iXWr ' tt'r'luav rMil»TiSnr.v.MMtm. ^ Call Hllli-rest '2-M—02 or ------_ return paper'; license mid reglslra*! «Pt»ly Knit CcmmIb Corporntloll, 224 spect and confidence or the ‘‘Du iIiik my lifetime 1 have plain double talk. t!iu'h (n|' '"'s. l:il’ nml IIH Ioiik a.- I hey could sell tlielr ii(),Vks K A It MS — nusiN nUSINKSSKS tlon. . Francis Anderson. -Ill Manche.s* Smith St., Perlli Amboy. wjfl public; |witnessed the total destruction "Ariel A. Thomas, coii.snItiiui 1 iM wunsM’ieK Clardens. properties 'llie Inriners anionu n*;,i 'imil M ,-ilt(e S tn it li. K im | ( or.«' te r ,\ v Ke> porl. Call KeynoM 7- Ilf*1; .Main. St. Cnl| Matnwan jir;u4 \ijfl SICAMSTltF.SS full or pari time, Single NOW. THEREPOftB. T, llOB-of the multi-million dollar o.v- eimineer for the Sewenif.e Au-l pli'nai y retail consumption them' complained they were ko ' ; Svstcin l.auiHlfy Inc.. Broad and E 1 V H. MKYNEIl. Governor ster industry In R arllan liny be- thorlty, stated Unit this ,siuvei'!lil,|' ll,iP trimsrfM- from the Old t-’irst Sis, Keyporl. Keyport 7-0757, Business Opportunity ; HOUSES FOR SALE of.Ihe Stain ol New Jersey, dncau.se of pollution. The vast pipe would dischnrHe only :M, I7i,ri' Inn, Inc.. to Abraham and LEGAL NOTICES MALI-', oi fcmjile clerk. Some pay* hereby proclaim elammhm areas have been cun 000.000 iiallons of effluent n day. Hll;,ll,lnKl ^omtner. IrndiiiK us ...... v|.-,nvn'i-: >uim fur tense. ■:imv.•'iioHK’itTSVtl.I.E an-a. ' jii>i»-»i i*o IJ nr hnokkot*pjiij» experience: niiimt TUI1: W.ilM . O)'' OCT. •_! It. lfl55 demned by your department lie thnt ihe effluent would be -III Hi'uils laiiuors, inc.. for an es- rriit.ic \ 011i h iik k-'Ij1- minii-i-n. “ *']|. st - 111111,1 ""ici'n inn have i;oo{| penmanship. Good wrrok ■tf jin’i.n, • t ijiHlroinns, hatli i-ellar. oml welfnce honrltls. Architectural >'. 0. MAC! Y 'V'1’"7!” cnuse of conlainhiatton: the Itlthne pourer than the waters ol ttibhshinenl on Route .in and lllllll,'i:h ;:‘i(h 10 m i f;. 1 iiu- pm- l l 'tM '' r.^-. - 'haliinee era«l space. Cltculallng ImlTilInK, Cass A Jackwon St., Keyport. ns nn Integral part of NATION- miles of henllhy, clean, safe, nnritun Day. tluit ihe end o[; l]r c 'w-s “ I’l”',,,v'c'^ lj>'' ,l'1' *'’!IuV»io.11 ivl'iii'1'^'iVri is'm'mJ R e a l E s t a t e W a n t e d i iiit he,it. ml Inu iHM'. elcctt jc ^hot^ v^a*; __ -WJ0 . AL i WWi'JlC, t sal- public balliiuK' benches stVeleh-the tM-inch outfall pipe wotihll('j»ttnni[te II 111' 11 ;»f Mlitauaii In the fi\utl,iriM-«lVree/e '' ivneOan Idindi, j MFG JSTKI1KU , nr pracllciil ihiw for nil niulil miles ' * ‘ ' . . 'Cmunv of .MnumirtHhio\Mli and State nld N|d| \ our properly, wc hnve the Salt-'' m,i t ca r « n r » « e : ea^.s cn n im u lm u .< Kean?:l)ill'K , ue .11*1 >mui •- MoMua‘. : ...... - week; !» n.m, unlll after dinner. Call . GIVPh., tinder my hunci the blighted area, i'he lishinL*. eated H0 feel hplow the surface: ! M'ontuuied Irom fume ont*' 'icuneni il a like Hum lot- 4’.ii’ti hnim v.icnnl hind, acrcngo'/ Morn- ntfll.DfN'd.S to mov delivered Io yolJI i Ki'vpoti 7*:M1!£», Thuitda.v, l-'rldiiv niiri ing >t.Mih until K.iitl prom jtnv/ A Wnlker; Inc., Pirate Sliip, Clll-t ' pomcrty,' Cheap. All iitinrovetneiits...... [Salurdav. ' Wjfl Great Seal of Ihe .Slnto of New boutink and atnu.senieni' inier-oG the wnteivof Ihe bay. ll Is F. Copper, Itobeil P. Cornell, ,lf e-sitd.for Irivcs, «i)il inr- ioH llcaih, I'honc Matiiwao 1-li-IM S*u price over phone. Highway , ...... Jersey, Ihis twenty.second day have been crippled siMimis my contention lhal none of ilipsc.'iirs'. I'ltiWhrd W, 'Currie, Mr: iJJr p.Imhc it of nil Ires' ^nddein In and pnekor® liinilteil tn. iion^ulvr I F P . A l N H T l P f f C ‘ Maiiinc' Hddress, Harry N. Forman.. MnppmK' room; mu l hu* fcte;ad,w w nrk; of .September In tlie year of ly, all due to pollution, iiu* slalem enls by this expert a ie ^:nim n d au.s,Mrs, i'ie i imk d e rie k : i^,K, ulium-Uedcr- ^ (| l(Vt^| hy the HonuiAih C< 1 IU Ij O IVix 187 Freehold. wj ti j ^ **** *jJ, V'J’'pln> ee bcnefils. .Appl.v Our Lord one thousand nine residents of northern Monmouth true, nor are they at all . possi...... u i:/ Mr.s. Hcn.huufn . nennlfl,...... ri) of in** itnnuum -if M»tiiAau n ila li l.ni-vlst SI, Kf.V* a , roKulnr; • ' NOTM'K . AATA/.INCJ offer, Mill envl a Mx rootn!l«*rl «-J# hundred mid fUty-flve, nnd in County are lostnn- millions of ble, Hoberl tt, Doak, M r s , Ma'lthew - 1 h,.hf1T,1*!11 "niSjulSv Sept, ;!Vlh Tnke Iiolicu ‘slint Hie iollijwliiK Imtp.c mi vmir lot and fmindation to . ....~ , ------' the Independence of tho Uniteil'dollnrs every year and hand- "11 in my honest opinion that i.)/iel:ou’ski', Mrs, Richard E.1® ' m adm'o’cY.rU v, M. subil'l't to <11■...... HUhnililcd l» Ilm |<-,t«l noit M m r wav of llvuu» Only jyio J-MtS I class nieuluinic, steudy \onr “ ’1 Cnll Immanuel H v . n r l In cure! round: vaciillun \Mlh pny: nl brne- Blnles tho one hundred and reds of bnynu-n. flsherninn, this entire project, Is sim ply ainKrclinntm, jr.. Krank S. Ora/.l t." ".r'i!!.'"i ",!r '"file o.'.mA "'i l,M1.nnamm!,'’siMeM,?il" ,.r7",lKurMHurr1•• •*. Iiijti.v-"'." Ills Preferred Ford nnd Mercury elH'htielh. ciammerH. elc., are Ihrnwn out inmenfjsnry nKperiment. iiml aim. Mrs. ltielmrd M. Hrie'sin iinromiii Mali, mn Main sireet, .vm,i* M'r«ei at ihe noxt' inutcml fi n tmn hi :r, onp Aiiridie(o;vn fireiit»u;,e Cnij it»»< rvpcricnci’, Auk Freeholrl tl-ltlial. Robert 11, M eyner of ititlnful em ploym ent. Unit the people of the Itarltan ner. Mrs, \V. II, t'lroft, Herbert ,,'\10l^ j |l1llHi11pl m'1'i!!f '' tile pl'wiZn^Vr’Yiie’civli sl'rvU’i*SA?t*iH'M <)'r,',,ir’ *ir n'm A ' WJ Gvernor t “hi my Juditment tuis tti.s- bnyshore area are uolne lo be I-’. Ilnltn, 11., Rdward S. IIn 1 - pn.pniv (h^cniied an Loiu Nn'-t. :i>7 Titie ii civil servicH Hevhed siutuie* AVON Milcfi rrprevcnlativcs iieeilfd tor* model li'apt Cod cstnlili»)ied tcrrltorler. For Hpp«lnl- tSenli 'Ri'nccful condition Is llie dlrocl used ns gllinen |>ip< lu tin efforl.lwk. .lames N. Ilnuser. Spen miuiileit ifv'"'’it?,: Tli.vn.hh!' .."Aiaia.’ ilmnc, open for Insprciion; corner mcnt cull lied Dank M4IM. jlM7 BY T1-1K CIOVI'JHNOK! , . ji'csult.of.-iieidlncnco and the full- tu e'enn up llie liiishly hidiislrinl■ jt:rr M. Ilyiniin, Mrs, Olles In-! mu-, uim. c^mrii.v «r »iinim»iil>i. «.f Jfirlifon and Heers Si.. Kcsport, alt iiltlltlrM (1. I. M'lilil/O'*. Cull I’AUT lime I'lcunltij; woumn I ut , K'ivt'i'd PiiWen . jlirc of the New Jersey.. Stale, liied 'Rariliin Hi vet- iiren nl tlie|sley; Mr. and Ml'S. Melville W,I 1 iiiiiml'^nl'i'k U0M,N,<'KiN"" J,'-rl'"'HostK k , wp.NitKl. K |..|ililt 7 07:if|.|l nr Miilaivim I da.vr ii week; jl per hour, Cull fccreliii-y of Stale -’! Department' of Ilenllh to on- isfiense of Ihe Rnrlluii Huy. llnsley, '' " ■ | jii jii.tn ' ' ' jui n.wi Tuwimi'un t>rV ‘ 1M'3. Jfl MnUiwnn 1.2A44.M; ■ i fHrtUIIIIll ‘Woman s Program Church Directory Walter Smalet t h e - f “ ■? Matawan Candidates At League Meeting 1 Back From Europe MATAWAN JOURN) TuimilMHUNUIIIMHiimuiUMiMM’IUMMMIMIimMNIIHMIHIIIIMmiHIHIIHIIUHnmMmMIHHMMUHIIUIiHUUMIII Tn order for church notices to bc Second Baptist Church Mr. and M rs, W alter Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Raymond pnnicd in ihis column, copy nnisl be Mrs. Read Reports Dr. Ernst Theimer Hazlel Residents On Oct. li. 1955 P age F ivi Rahway, and George Wilson, Ketchel entertained at. dinner into this office no later* than 12 O rchard St., M atawan o’clock mum on Wednesday. Rev. W. J. Hutcheson. Pnstor On Flood Relief Bloomfield, were Saturday ond bridge on Saturday a ve- Is G uest Sneaker Two-Month Trip; Items The Rev. J. w. Scott, pastor' uests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Ru-!ning. Their guests wcre Mr. First Baptist Church ; Junior Women Have A program . “ Hearing llie Can- Ion Smith. and Mrs. William J. Rahcl, Mr.! ■ ■®1'ns*- Theimer, a repic-; ZIYi Main SI., M ntawan of the Shilo Baptist Church., «...Mr. and...,u Airs. W „..uChina speaker nt the 11 a in. worship home oil Sept. 27 after spend-1 fpflrst business meeting of the aldine V. Brown, Mrs. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Frederick K. Dc- partment of Van Amoringen-- Pastor At thc program meeting of on Sunday. That afternoon at-ing Ihe past two months vaca-j,. , , - • Cartan. M rs, John C. Eggleston derick, Mrs. W. Oliver Diggln, illacbler,______r Inc., Union Beach,1 ^ *0 anc* 11 a.m , serv- -M atawan Woman's Club for the 3 o'clock the senior choir will’tioning ill Europe. Thev visit- Matawan Junior Woman's M rs. K arl H euser and M rs. W.j M ataw an. and Dr. John Hob-;*,nnkfl ' . . n» ♦ h i n r » ,' ccs on Sunday, ‘’Lend a H an d ” year 1955*56 held Monday in the Rulono"inn Smithc«v»m« represented>.«m-opontafi the stetler, New York. |l '* ~i' will be the pastor’s sonnon top- sing at tlie A.M.li. Zion Churcli.led relatives in England and cl,lb- llcld on Sept. 27 In the Atlnntlc Ave.. Mntawan. Thc j friends in Wales. They flew to; Eagle Hose Co. Firehouse, parish hall of Trinity Episcopal Matawan Woman’s Club at the Mr. and Mr.s. Fred Saigethy,'°bC1' moeUB'c of Ule Matfwan There is a nursery school Church. Mrs. Peter A. Read, full conference of the N. J. Fed­ Flushing. L. I., were weekend1 Contemllol'ary League ijheld.conducted during both s e rv ic e s A-., Edino"‘,s- Mntnwnn.|Germany where they met Mr.: Broadway, Keyporl. Harden program chairman, presided in eration of W om en’s Clubs held guests of Mr. Mrs. Allan:Monday at the home of F. HoW. for tots whose parents wish to:*'"111bc ‘"I sl,cakcr- , ;alld Mls' Amo" Koppenberger.|Crawford, of the China and at Douginss College, New J. Morrison. ard Llovd Main «,, «“‘*d church. Bible School bc-j !*.^m.bcr? are ask,;“ lo "t-; f^let residents who arc visit-; Glass Shop, Red Bank, spoke the absence of of the president, aid uojd, Main St., Matitfvan. , , , di.Uend the business meeting oniing in Germany for three, •• * a v ke Brunswick on Sept, 28. on china, earthenware, pottery, Mr. nnd Mr.s Monday e\'ening at tlie home of: months. They niso toured Swit- Mrs. Rensselaer L. Cartan. su- . etc, He showed several plc- Mrs. Kenneth Pike, Church returned 8*10^"'--“ 1 ^ ^ .‘he ™c“ °" * William Bader J. W. Walls. The candidates were introduc­ . alurday from alchemical processes of imitating orrintcnrVnt j/.erland. lures which illustrated ways to St entertained at a suipilse three-week vacation spent atiperfumes and said the first per- T..„ ml | k , , ed b.v Mrs. Karl Heuser, civics First, ('liurch of Christ. Scientist! Ml ' ulul M, s: Clarence Pe- identify good china. ‘ j," ---and legislation chairman, Dem- SI Broad St , Keyport jdec. Mis. Lillie Bruner and: Eight new members were loifdr Mis.Mrs Jac cusnman.Cushman' (juesis; Ml.s j C°m'- Raymond Ketchel en- el's nll(l Bums of trees.^ '•Today ^ ^^ocratie candidates who spoke Sunday sei vice 11 a.m.. Sun- iStlmlc>' Jones are spending sev- welcomed by Mrs. Philip Ar- present were Mrs. Charles C.;terta|ned )ler T|lui.sday Dessel.t It is possible to duplicate these First Methodist Church Included John W. Applegate, Schock, Jr., Sen Girt: Mrs. G. J ■ day School 11 a.m.Wednes-!eral d;'ys vaeatioiiin^ in the nella, president, as follows: _ ,, .... .Bridge Club when the prize win- extracts wilh synthetic mater Mn in St., Mntawan -Mntawan Borough eandidntc for day testim onial meeting 8 p .m .iB' ue Ricl8e Mountains nnd tour- J. Sterling Thompson, Jr., Mid- ners w,ei.c Ml.s chnrles E . ' lals' l,p said. Tlio speaker, ex- nev. Albert D. Curry. Pastor Mr.s. Ralph Jannarone. M rs. -mayor, and Hugh V. McGuire, Reading Room open Wednesday MnB t'le southern states. dletown; Mrs. Ralph C.---Bedle,■sprlnghorn.■ Mrs. Frederick j. hlbited oils from jasmine, car- Sundny School Is at !M5 n.m. Herbert Davis. Mrs, Arthur council candidate. Speaking for 2 to 4 p.m, i Mrs. Harry Woolley, Holmdel Mrs. Randolph Harris, .Mis. Noble, Holmdel, and the lios--nations and roses, and told the «nci tlie morning worship serv- Dorr. Mrs. William Scott, Mrs.: the Republicans were Mayor Robert -Bentley, Miss Marjorie tess others present were clubwomen only one-half pound icc at 11 o'clock. The topic this Mow spiritual undt'rsiandinK of I Rd.. is a surgical patient in J e rry Hill. Miss Ann 0 ‘Nell, -Spafford W. Schanck. incumbent Warwick, Mrs. F. Howard Ll-;-- — • - - * . .. - * ...... - ...... dlvir.o law brings freedom from’Roosevelt Hospital, New York, Mrs. David Gililnnd, and Mrs., Mr.s. Frederick K. Dederick, a ° r ntl!U' of roses is obtained week will be "Spiritualize the -candidate for m ayor; CouncII- oyd, Jr., Mrs. Charles M. Pike, discord of every kind will be; Mr. and Airs. Vernon Boulle. Arthur Riesert. - guest, Mrs. William R. Craig, from an acre of roses. -man Cyrus M. Brown, also an Mrs. Stephen Macuga, . Mrs left Sunday for! • Mrs., Edward W. Currie. Mrs. i0° expensive.'' Dr Ttetoer H u a l / ^ '^ r r ^ f u e ahefa?mivlcx''>1«,neds a‘ C,''ri.s.lian Science j Holmdel r j .. ! Plans wcre made to hold a 'Incumbent c a n d 1 d a t e, and Thomas Siddon, Mrs. Charles they plan to card party on Thursday. Oct, 20,-. -George R. Gaskell; council can- Leroy Sickels. Mrs. Richard pointed out. " s o che W. Mnndevlile, Mrs. Garrett.Erdma))n nm) M).s paui-found a way to duplicate the P.m. al weeks. Mr.jut the Reformed Church House i-vtdidotc. A letter was read from McKeen. jr.,^ Mrs. ^rank Fei-Egnn j perfume bnse by using L'Oiper Wednesday at H o’clock the ease and Deal)) real?” isthejBoulle hnd been in Florida forjKeyport. and to sponsor, in co- "i^Mrs.1 Warren Donnell, Democra- rano. Mrs. Vincent Patton, Mrs. G olden Text from Romans! an extended time, bul remain-! operation wilh olher Junior ' " ““ ~ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dietrich ccnl n!,lu™i rose oil and official hoard will meet. - tic candidate /for council, who P. Judson Evans nnd Mrs. Wal­ <8:2*: “The law of the Spirit1 cd in Hazlet a few days before [clubs in the state, a tag day on -was unable to be present. were Saturday evening dinner ^ ',eI' c(lnt of a synthetic." of life in Christ Jesus hath mad, returning' with his wife. [Nov. 18 and 19. for the benefit ter Pike, all of M atawan. The Sam ple vjals of ‘ Trinity Kniscoiial Churcli - The' club voted to donate $5 zifts were arranged under a:Suesls o t M r - «nd Mrs. Benja- a‘>ml>‘e vjals of perfumes Main St., M atiw an me free from the law of sin A special meeting of Hazlet j of the upper extremity anipu- to the Boy Scouts, also-to'do- green and yellow para^. *|mln Warren Fair Have,, at the ".o*e attend­ Rev. B. McK Garlick and dentil.' Fire Co. I will be hcld on Wed-;tee fund, which is the project .; nale money for the purchase of .. j ,, „ „ j , , !Pettt Sabot Restaurant, Red lnR- , A nationwide television pro­ Mr. and Mrs. C. .Randolph,Bank> Aftenvai.d thcv plaved: At the meeting, the elub vot- Rector nesday evening1 for the purposed the Junior Membership De* . music for-the Christmas'vesper gram is sponsored on Sunday at Heuser entertained at dlnner; bridge at U)c Warren holne ‘ ,ed donations to Father Flona- The 18th Sunday after Trin­ of organizing a new Ladies Aux-Ipartment this year. . service to be held ln the First 12:-15 p.m. over Station WOR, ity. Iloiy E ucharist and serm on Ntory. | Mrs. Andrew Hulsart was Methodist’ Church 'on Dec. 18. AUnday ™ .M»,.|andr Mrs. J. Raymond Ketchel was'Ban's ,Bo-vs' Town and ,0 lho is at J):30 a.m. and church TV, Channel il. entitled "How Peter O. Weigand attended;chairman of the rummage sale, ’ Mrs. Edwin H. Dominick was Aithur Mlllei foimeily of Key-;a iunui,eon gueRls Wednesday Boy Scoul-’- Miss Hannah .Me-, school at 10:30 a.m. Christian Science Heals." the 21st annual railroad and ex- held last week at R aritan Hose • elected to serve on the building port. Mr. and Mrs. Miller have|of Miss Dolotlly Davis Cran_:Lean, welfare chairman, Was Monday at 7:30 p.m. is eve- press night at Abacus LodgeiCo. Firehouse. Broad St.. Key- ^com m ittee for - two' years' and moved inlo tlieir new home at j - ^ llcj H arrv p 9nnth to repi'e.cejjt tlie elub at ,f . Keyport Iteformed Church 1«2. F&AM, at (he Masonic {port. . -^'Mrs.- Edward W. Currie, for one 319 Main St.. formerly the.homc!.°JI\ard, Mountainside, ^ f at^ The ^ Bite: the meeting Tuesday at the Ma mn« pra-ver' aud tl,e young W arren St., Keyimrt of Mr. and M rs. John Gordon. cliurcliinen will meet at 8 o' Temple. Long Branch, on Sat-j Thc Octobel. business meeting : year. ’ Shop, Brlelle. jtawan Health Center in regard , Rev. Roderick- N, DeYoung ,11'r n ir nirnnliin t . ° Dr, Gerard Devlin and Mrs. .... „ ,,,,,,,, ,, . urday evening. ’ The . following resignations !to the "adopt, a family a t Chris- Senior choir practice is to­ will be held on T.iesday evening Devlin attended the convention- *■ 81 Mis. A. Adain Banke tlnas „jn .. " ; file Girls Friendly Society night nt 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Pes- I At the program meeting on Oct. ' were nccepted with regret; of the Middle -Atlantic Society; the 50tl, wedding annl-i M‘rs w,-,j, (meeting Is Thursday, Oct. 13. eux Bethany Rd.. entertained a5i nim5 wi„ bo shown b a " Mrs. William Renwick and Mrs. Junior choir practice is Sun- of Orthodontists at ■ W ashing-! versary celebration of Mr. and^t' 3 o'clock. Frank Graziano reported on the dny at 9 a.m. with Sunday at dinner on Sunday in honor or;,-e,„-esentai|Ve of the New Jer- ' Warren Fulirmami. who have Mrs. Arthur Davis, E a st Or-! Mr. and Mr.s. Donald W. Pes-; ton, D. C. this week. ■Southern Round Table confer*- Sprins Valley School starting at 9:45 a.m. The! sey Bell Telephone Co. moved away, and Mrs. Elmer ange, on Saturday. eux, Rum son, who were cele-i Mr. and M rs. E dw ard W. Cur­ lence wliicli they attended Sat- Community Church morning- worship scrvice a t! BumsCead and Mrs. victor Fred Mr. and M rs. Robert B. Erd brnting their birthdays. Oth- " da, who requested transfers to rie and Mr, and Mrs'. P aul E g ­ urday at Shadowbrook Inn, A, Thom as Clayton. Pafc„or 10:45 a.m. is preceded by a 15-: Helen Ann Rasmussen an attended the dinner dance at VmlropShrewsbury. Mrs. E d w 1 li Tonight at 7:30 o'clock, pra.,-a v-i ...... minute- 'organ - - c ...... recital, bliurch!crsu ..u.^..., I'rescit . , were . Wanda , Pes- ' the' Evening Department. Mrs. • ... . . ;piiy ann \Tif*nnlp Ppxpiiy Bum. Feted On 7th Birthday •" J. Franklin Dominick was re­ Saturday evening at the M a n a s-ig ^ 'jJ'y ^ " ' 1 O ’Hnnlon. who attended the eve- er meeting will be held In the m em bership nnd Bible class:0 a e resp u x - KlIm- instated as a member. quan River Golf and Country: ’ liiiiig meinbership department churcli. ineels al 3 )i.m., the juniori*0"-, .. _ , ! Mr and Mrs Peter O Ras- Mrs. Read gave a report on c «ub. !*'■• a"d A. cu.,h-;raeelinf[ nl u,e State fall con- Friday the young people w ill j youth fellowship a, 7 p.m. and 1J ™ ™ Ma- ' the flood relief program spon­ Mrs. Frank Gray, sr.. Hard-!; nn.«S i"1 •»»m „,,r i v,,, T-.p ..Si’! ^ ^ ,lLorencc'„ <«ial u v u m u aa College inccimeet for1UI rta timeIIIUC ofUl fellowship,iUl senior youth group nt 8 o'clock.^ u . ^ b 0 * c"3'c® Hiawan, entertained at » party sored by the club stating that ing Blvd. entered the Good Pike Mr. and Mrs. F. Howard sept. 28, also made a report. i Sunday School is al P.m.: Thc Far and Near Society j Lloyd, jr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert : oyer one ton of food and clotli- Neighbor Club on Sept. 28. Members planned to visit the the young peoples' service is al Wiri,.id“‘a p i;s,ir« ;;;a-s» ?'" ™ ™ “ ;;unP,es„c,,Anns 1 “ ^ ; ! : iBently, Mr and Mrs tion at its regular meeti.m 01i nuirSdny evening lhc annua , 0 ■ .t,fc,nv Ing was donated nnd dlstrlbut- Guests werc M rs. W. C. Nod-; C!llv'n ,Totowa N ursery on Oct. 22 and 'J:20 p.m., followed by the cvc- banquet of the chib will be held}1 K rttvumn unminiy. ed personally or through the dings, M rs. George A ndrew s,1 , rs ; lial|,n C ;!lo Join with Ihe M atawnn Jun- ning servicc at 7:45 o'clock. Monday evening in the church Thursday evening, Oct. 13. at j Games were played and the ...... - Bedle‘ *" ,ot Matawan. Mr. and!lors ln .sponsoring a dance on house at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Gla­ Salvation Army In the stricken Mrs. John Muller, Mrs. James • c. ■ —...... Crystal Brook Inn. E atontow n.!Prir.c winners were Jnm es M ar- Benner Mrs George Wilson : Ciuiles C. Stiio..k, ji.. Sea^ec. 17. _ dys Mairr serving as hostess. areas, _ ^ A,rs' Zahn wns ap ' UollI,el 1‘'('ll" 'vsllil’ Present were Mrs. Oeorge Em-itin- Patcicin Papa. Hurry Clu- . ' - ^ 'G .'t' M>‘- »nd Mrs. G. J. S tcrl-!|)8,lUcd chairm an" of'"thc'daiw e! I'arrlnston ltd. AU members of the c’.urch arc The iiext m eeting of the club Mrs. Lester Marshall and Mrs. moiis, Mrs. Frank McCleaster, | ne, Matnwan. and Rae Lynn Ca- Arthur M atthews, M rs. M at-;'1 L I T ' J Mlf '. Keimsinirg. Also present eon to be hcld nt the Americnn thews, who was married Sunday:" lendo1 * '^enl performance,^ by Mrs. GeorBe Barrett/th/.abeth Sehm.lt, Pr. Spiritual Chun.-h of llul.v l'ailh Maitland Walling. Mr.s. Joseph: wore Michael Martin. Philip De- Hotel, Freehold, on Oct. 17. to Russell Wilson, K eyport. r'mvih.c Proseeut-jMrs. O'Hanlon and Mrs. James. Asscmolies ot G 1 Center St. at Itoute 33 Pescux, Mrs. William Urstadt.'Nardo, and Karne Davey, Ma-."' wns presented with a weddhigi 11 ,Nc's >ork' and had|Feeucy. i^.nch is be.ng formed ^T hom as Field, Jr., Middletown, Cliffwood Mrs. John Bahrenburg. Mrs.1 lawan. and Frank Eckel. Rob- will spenk on “ Monmouth Coun­ gift. jdumer at Leone s. Announcement was made 0f:chec'sec|U‘ll;t'- Services arc Rev. E. Craig. Pastor Waync B. Darinnd. Mrs. Leo ertsvilie. Ml-) M'lrir'iret Harrimrton ' Mr- nnd Mrs- Glifton Hensley, a curd party to be held at Mr.|follows: Sunday School, 10- ty History.” Mrs. Harry G. Services are held Sunday atjnard Lufburrow. Miss Vera Other guesls included Mrs. Mrs. Charles Klough and Mrs.!^ D!" Snuir-lLloyd's home on Nov. Hi. spon-1»;>"■: ^rv Koch will lie the soloist, accom- 8 p.m. and ou Wednesdayat HITomblcson, Mrs. Roland Em- llaymoiui Casey, Keansburg; pahied by Mrs. Walter V. Tay­ William Conroy were luncheon fa ,. “ celebr.Uion of the nim,li;sored by the league, proceeds j ■ 1 ‘.J 5 ^.'vie p.m. jmons, Mrs. Joseph Lelian. Mrs. Mrs. George Eckel. Robertsvil- lor, Mrs. J. Fred Robinson is a.iesu Snturri'iv nf Cnl Inhn M thdnj of tlieir daughter. Di- to go to the Totowa Nursery ',lck alc off*-11-11 V , | James Neidinger. Mrs. Cyrus le: Mr. and Mrs. Morris De­ A iJ ir ,Le°' °!,cs's ^ Carole project. Mrs. Howard Woh'cr-^myone is cordially invited chairman of tickets. _ I. m in a ii ii <-1 Assemblies of *'0ll;j{0ss. Mrs. Joseph C. Cherry, Nardo. Mrs. Carmen DeNardo. A card party will be held Mon Fm-ep H'ice nt Sm'ril'i New!Bl'a‘’dlaon' J 11 d 5' Lawrence,(ton wili bc chairman, assisted nllend. O. Roberts, healing Middle ltd., North Centerville !j;jrs waiter Smale, Mrs. Roe- and Mrs. B. A. Davey, Mata- day, Oct. 31, the place to be York to' ce’lebrate M rs’ Harr-'Lj'nn Bowie' Caro1 A,ln s chnei-jby Mrs. Bruce llecht, Mrs,' The Rev , t'-ieuiai.L mis. nail dei. Mlchacle Ansoni MichaelelBarrett. Mrs. ?,niin. Mrs. Au- evangehsl. appears 011 Monday Elias Ellison, Pastor | nf LeRov, Mrs. Elmer Baliren-. wan. announced. ington’s birthday. They later Sunday School for all ages is; bu and thc hostess. Refreshments were served by and Grace Morlzio. jgust Schinelling, Miss Harriet 1,1 9 p m- 0,1 WATV. Channel at 9:45 n.m. and m orning wor- ______attended a performance of “Cin­ 13. Tho Rev. C. M. W ard is Delegate To Meeting the hospitality committee, Mrs. eram a Holiday ” ‘ Mrs, Jac A. Cushman entcr-j^’ancis, Mrs. J. Cooper, Mrs.: ship is at 11 o'clock. An evan­ Pnul Bish, chairman, assisted tained her bridge club 011 Sept. Robert llardie, Mrs. Martin Bell 011 WASC on Sunday at 10:30 Rural PBA Has Dinner Miss Lillian Keney lias re­ gelistic service is held Sunday M. F. Kidzus, Matawan. has by Mrs. Sophie Weinstein,; Mrs. 28 when the prize winners were;and Mrs. William Mallett. j.’’1.111' ,?,u ^ie l)r0Kriim’ Revival turned. home from Rivervlew' at 7:30 p.m. Tlie N. J. Rural P.B.A.. Local returned home after being & C. Randolph H euser ant!' M rs Mrs. Kenneth Pike and Mrs.1 Miss Naomi Frank was ap Hospital where she was a sur­ Tuesday at 7 p.m. there Is No. 4, held a spaghetti dinner delegate to the Eastern Feder- ‘ Fred M. Burlew. gical patient. Garrett McKeen. jr. j pointed chairman of the ^theatre MorRanvillc Methodist Church choir practice and at 7:30 p.m. Saturdny at Cliffwood Inn. The atiun of Mlneraloglcal and Lap- The C liffw ood M ethodlst;I)ai’^v Feb. 25. , Rev. W. B. M agsam , Pastor tlie young people's fellowship Members of the Altar and Ro­ members of the association ex- Idary Societies meeting held at Churcli will hold a rummage! Guests at the meeting werc •*My pledRc” will be the ser- meets. Will Sponsor Fall sary Society of St. Joseph’s press appreciation to all who lhe Shoreham Hotel, Washing- sale Oct. 10 and 11 In the va-)^,s* William Weintraub, Mrs. lnon ^0p|c 0f the pastor at the Prayer and Bible study Is Church held their annual moth­ contributed to the success of ton. D. C. He also visited at Bazaar Nov. 9-10 cant store on Second and Neills and Mrs. Roger service on Sunday. Thursday at 8 p.m. er and daughter communion the dinner. Amelin Court House, Va, lantic Sts,. Keyport. (McGrath. Hostesses wereMrs. ------Trinity Episcopal Church will breakfast at the Shore Point! Mrs. Chris Christensen. Net-iAr^)UI' al1d Mrs. Harry sponsor the annual fall bazaar Inn, Route 35. Sunday after re- Lavoies To Entertain Beta Sigma Phis at thc parish house. Main St.. rawing corporate communion "at!®on8, f',5 a *uf,sL for several I"llcl’c1' ______French Musician Met On Tuesday Matawan. on Wednesday and the 8 a.m. mass.mass, Mrs. John:daf ° ' lle1' bl,0th,eI'Mn'laW,alK n ^ , N U Thursday. Nov. 9 and 10. '■ Thaler, president, introduced^8 ■ • and Mrs- R‘cliard Dedicate New Home Mario Gnutherat, one or The first meeting of Beta Sig- • There will be a turkey dln’nei* the' guest speaker, William Ll­ Teague, Ravine Dr. Mr. Chris- Jn Matawan Sunday tens en was a guest on-Tuesday. France's greatest musical tal-j"|“ phl w.as »>eld Tuesday eve- on Nov, 9 and on Nov, 10 a pro­ oyd, Keansburg attorney. Mr. {ning at the home of M rs. C. English Motors Mrs. Frederick K. Dederick Mr. and Mrs. Val Chete, onts, director, composer, teacli g ram of entertainm ent will be Lloyd spoke on “Communism.” inanodolph Heuser. Matawan. was guest of honor Friday eve- Broad St.. Maiawan. entertain-.Rr> an(j |aU|-eate in piano presented. A special feature of The Rev, John J. Hendricks, ttr‘iwho Is a charter m em ber and ning at a dinner at Buttonwood ed at a dedication of their new ’ . ,, . . , , n . ; . ... ■ n io«« the entertainm ent will be a chaplain, congratulated the so­ Manor h, celebration of her home on Sunday. The home 111 Ulla c0>"'' flom PaI^18 ? motion picture filmed in Maia­ ciety members. Mrs. John birthday. Others present were was dedicated by the Rev. Law- l°dny for llis fiisl Amcucaiij I ■ ne(l.esi,melU„ were wan. According to the com- Brandauer was chairman of the mlttee ln charge of arrange­ M rs. W. Oliver. Dlggin, M rs.:rcnce R. Bailey, pastor of thc visit. Hc will be the house! se,.ved'>alld fi|m3 s hDWn LINCOLN • NERCDKY breakfast assisted by Mrs. ments, the movie Is a comedy- T h o m a s McDonald, M rs. A. Conrad Johannsen, Mrs. George First Baptist Church. A buffet Bue»t of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen1' Mls Heuser and Mrs.'Harry Barbanell and Mrs. Marguerite supper followed thc dedication. m elodram a and all parts are Fitzgerald aiid M rs. Charles D . Lavoie. Edgemere Dr.. Ma- c. Knoell, sponsor of llie cliap- NEW AND USED CARS Laird. Canasta was played aft- Guests were Mrs. Theodore played by Matawan people. E m ery. Mr. Lavoie, president! ter, were co-liostesses. erw ard s at the home of M rs.:W. Vervoorl, Mr. and Mr.s. Pc- tnwan. Oo Monmouth Street Opposite Carlton Theatre q At the bazaar. In addition to Mr. and Mrs. Wtlllam Car­ ' * Vand-work. there will be m any Dlggin. . j ter Didonato, Cliffwood Beach: of Lavoie Laboratories. Mor- ney left Sept. 28 for, tlieir win­ Enjoy one of America’s great hobby Items made by the men ■ Mr: fti.u Mrs. Harry. Wells,|Mr. and Mrs. BnllhH Cseie, gnnville. has been a close friend Red Bank 6-4545 — 6-0176 ter home in Riviera Beach, Fla. veai's freedoms. Attend the church of of the church offered for sale. sr., are visiting their t son 'and IMrs. C. Lenart, Perth Amboy; of Mr. Gautherafs for M ayor Spafford W. Schanck /our choice tills weekend. The afternoon of Nov. 9 Pony and Mrs Schanck entertalned'^^kter-ln-law.^Mr.. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Adam and.and encouraged tlie brilliant rides will lie available for the Friday evening• at a dinner - at Harry-Wells, Jiv, in -Fort• Lau-‘daugl»ters, Dawn and Debby, musician to visit America with children. ’ Pelerson’s Restaurant; Red derdate, Fla. - jlselin; Mrs. Ben KomJnsky and the posslblity that he will sel~ Bank, to celebrate the 10th Mrs. Forrest- Teague le-ldaughter. Basking Ridge; Mrs. tie here permanently, • Club Plans. Card Party birthday of their nephew*. Rob­ turned home'Sept, 2# from Mon-'Frank Fischer, Fort Lauder-, Mr. Gnutherat arrives via ert and Spafford Lewis, Key­ mouth Memorial Hospital wherejdale, Fla.; Mrs. James Van- TWA from Paris on this after* , ‘ The Matawan Women's Re port. others present weje Mr; ahe waa a surgical patient. ‘ [Brakie, Keyport,: Mr. and Mrs. noon, landing at Idlewild. He publican plub. he.ltl Its meeting and Mrs. Willis Lewis and * M r. and M rs.'C ^B arteld, Ber- Wilson W. HobroUKli, Mr. and will be m et al tlie plane by Mr. r'f’son Tuesday . Rftei uoon at * Mag daughter. Linda. Beth. ' genfield. were' Thursdny eve*'Mrs. A. Ad®m Banke, Mr. and.Lavole. His first stay will be ^jiolla Inn. Plans were announc­ Mrs. Malcolm MacMillan, ning:dinner guests-of Mr. SndiMrs. Martin Bell and sons. Mar-:for a period of one month. He e d ‘for-a card party to be .held Mrs. Harold Disbrow,'; Mrs. Mrs, William & Hants, Beech-ty and Samuel. Mr. and Mrs. (has had numerous offers to dis- , at the Iriiii on Tuesday begln- F|oyd VanBrackle, Mrs. John wood Terr." - " - . jCharles Mnndevlile and chll-iplay his ability in this country ning at I:30.*p.m. . D essert’ will Garey, Mrs. Frank Duncan, ' Dr. 'John Hobstetler, New dren. Carol' and Charles. |both as a concert pianist as • be served and there will be door Mrs. Spafford W. Schanck, Ma­ York, la visiting *his parentsj Also: Mrs. Arris B. Hender- well as a composer and muslcnl and table prizes. . tawan, .and Mrs. James Van- Mr. and Mrs. George R. Gas-.son, Mr.s. Asher P. Woolley, director and is considering of- Bt-akle, Keyport, had dinner at kell, Miriam Dr. •' • I Mrs Willlnm Ellison. Mrs. Cla-• ;fers, the Berkeley-Carteret Hotel, As- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Frank!ra Turner, William Bader, Mrs.! Noted for skill at Ihe piano, bury Park, on Sept. 25. arc occupying the William cJEJtnma Warren. Mrs. Robert nt which he is considered one DR. LOUIS 1. PRAGER The majorettes nnd cheer Ludi home on Schenck Ave.!l?e»tley. Afrs. Prances Mens, of the best in the history of OPTOMETRIST lenders of Matawnn High School Mrs.* Frank is -'the* form er M iss Mr. and Mrs. H arry M. Mun-| French music. Mr. G anihorat Barbara Swanson; (son, Mr. and Mrs. Mqron Ball-'hns been director of the Nation- G entertained the members of the EYES EXAMINED football team Snturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Her-'^y. Lawrence Bailey, De-'al Academy ofMusic and the rick have been vacationing at anna and Val Chcte, jr.. all of Opera at Lyon. He has written OFFICE HOURS at llle home of Miss June Bow; le. Rnvlue Dr. their summer home in Pine Mntnwan. m any operas nnd .songs, m any Dally and Saturdays Grove, Conn. of which hnve been recorded. 9 A.M. io 6 P.M. Mr, and Mr.s. W arren Don­ He also has been prominent in Friday* 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. nell nre vacntionlmj at Dclrny Mr. and Mrs, John J. Tim ler; Local Squad Reports hrodc.istlng circles. W edotidtri 0 A.M, io 12 Noon Bench, Fla. MM,d, is. Mnw'nraiM aiy Gillis Rlcllnrl' were Sunday T '4 8 September* Calls , Charles Edward Morrill, S3 f j / o M h o m e 30 W. Front St., Keyport Brond St., Is a patient al Vet guests of Mr. and Mrs. John; Oil Mondny night Joseph Far-'Teacher Sponsors KEyport 7-2020 erans Hospitnl, 23rd St., New M. Thaler, Dunellen. The Ititli roll, cuptnln ot the Matnwnn p or l1)h;.,r R eJ York. birthdny of John Richard was| First Aid and Rescue sound. ' is wMth SAVIN celebrated. Sister M. St. An-jlnc.. reported Hint Ihe snundj Mrs, A. Kdgnr Palm, clinir- tliony, Wood-Rldge, also was r ‘sponded to 48 calls in Seplein- innn ot the junior Red Cross f o r ...... present. ||)(;r 'p|le r;h11 .s Included eight In M ntawan, announces that Ihc Mrs. Oeorge W. Clark, Brounmccldenls, 10 linnspoilalious, 15 following have been appointed . Many of your friends found thei- St., attended a shower in hon­ emergency trnnsportallon.s, four as teacher sponsors: Mrs. Flor ! here. They realized lhal regular , or of Mrs. W alter Mlhm, Mon fires, four miscellaneous audience Ochs, Malawan High ortgage ' - '■ soon added up to real living < ' mouth Beach, on Friday eve­ one pnrade, The m an hours for School; Mrs. Hcnriette Evans, ning, the period were 206 nnd thc am­ M atnwnn E lem entary Seiiool, Your dream* come true when * R ichard Russell, form erly of bulance hours, Gl!. and Mrs, Ruth Zahn, Cltffwood too, Keyport, and now a resident of . The New Jersey State First Elomentary School. Long Bnach, Calif,, whs ft week­ Aid Council will hold Its annual Delbert J. Pugh, director, of end vl.ltor at the home of rela­ convention ln Atlantic City Sat­ the eastern area of the Junior tive, Mr, and Mrs. niciiard urday and Sunday when tho lo­ Red Cross, has advlsad Mrs. Farmers & Merchants Coopar, M Main Bt. M r. R us­ cal squad will b« represenlid Palin that many federal Insti­ sell made thv trip to and from l»y William Hulsart and Rich­ tutions will not receive Hems tha wilt ooMt by plane, He ard Lewis. they need for the oomfort nnd Prompt Courteous Service aUo vlalv»d a sitter In Perth enjoyment of their patients, un­ National Bank Amboi' aifar. riturnlug, Mr, Spokane Woman Gue»l less the Monmouth County Jun­ Rum.!, i.rT.a i„ ifct u 3 Nn, ior Red Cross members come MATAWAN SAYINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION vj durim «r»fut war II nnd Is Mrs. Uorthn Soluble, Spuokniin lu their uid, • M a t a w a n nn»rrUc' twu oli'lornn, Wash,, Is visiting M rs. Or- Mrs, Palm staled thut Mnta- IM. S 'rre l M h U h m i'. Mr d u n v(It. uid vll Uldwell, Hoherlsvllle, for wnii hnd promised to do Its bast, OLDEST DANK IN MOVMOIU K (u »i,w t i'~ K#TA ir m , IV, MA 1-0003 Aon 0J- i-,ive severnl weeks. Mr. and Mn. and the momburs warp lUrllng ni,,v*.1' ».w 'aotn. on Uldwell opornlc tho Keyport Pot un I heir firm pru u o l of m ak­ ninmhcr Fc'der/jl if j^Ui/i - is t u # (! • L.. H««aliv,Mi| 'Tarr. Shop. . . ing fnvoru for Lhe holidays, p i^ llg lp p TOUGHDOWN RUNS THAT SECURED VICTORY FOR MHS, KHS, SATURDAY Ldmano’s Injury^ MMNPINI0MMIa>»nwwtigeinmi,im. [ l o c Novice Racing At - ..< Looking It Over LOOKING (continued from fifih column) rim iiti Influences League OVER Stadium Sunday MUD took its place again j ITC Saturday in Matawan High School football. Despite the Pnge Six O d . fi, 1 »5.p> Six- Club Town Team First-Time Drivers fact that the quagmirish con­ Loop Starts Sunday INVESTIGATION inlo tiie al-' To Get Their Chance leged evil doings of drivers al; dition of the Maroon and Steel’s gridiron kept the mat* Elation of players and follow- Freehold R acew ay conLinue.s to! Novice drivers in tiie M a ta ­ ter uf playing the traditional Keyport Rolls In ers of lown team football dominate the sports news spot - - ,, „ ,, „ , wan-Keyport area will get the Thanksgiving Day game with lliis area at '.he formation of ii.11*?1’1 ln 'n p Monmouth County chance iiiey have been waiting Keyport in the realm of uiv^y Opening Grid Game six-team league was lemperedj111'^ despile bloominc of a |or ()n Sunday when races for certainty even as late as wheVi Sunday when Pat Laniano, f02'-J. ,fu“ season and ’ho bet;jniH'!s in lhe a rt of slock the fans were buying their * .. .. Keyporl Hiuh end now;WorU1 scvlcs attermaih. The cur racing will.... bc held a t Old' tickets and taking their plac­ Atlanlic Highlands playing with ihe Keyport. Du-jal*oinr-’' Keneial. the county Bridge Stadium Bill Hohcn-i es in the stands on Turkey Overpowered, 41-7 kes. .sustained a serious injuryjProsrcuior. the state racing com ->S{efn. Keyport band leader, will- Dav therethere auuarentlvapparently imshas in a practice .sci'immase. Dickjmlssl°n- lhe national iroltinc lead the delecation of hopefuls1 been little or nothing done to Keyport Hich's football fore Owens, manager of llie Dukes,jassociation and a shore news- putting cars they have built on: improve or better drain the es won as they pleased Satur­ and other officials of lhe ^ « '*} >he »o?<> ls U,c °nl> ^ -'camions ,|,at al! drivers must; Evans and his assistants of early difficulty against At­ fit eevnts to help defray Lam-; ™ 1 i 110 r «* U-ast 21 years old to be were lining off the field with lantic Highlands at KHS field. ano s hospital costs. ;ll>e wnoie metiopolitan area of legal aee to sign themselves chalk, some of the yardmar-. The K eys victory m argin in and this brings people to Jilon The new league will embrace Lo race. Their cars also kers had to be left out be- their opener was'*U-7. mouth County. The state rae-1 ■ ' '■‘& A ' ■ the puddles of w ater The Red and White showed >the Kcvuort Dukes, lhe Mala-llnB comInissiol» Friday reject-i|.in advance of the time for rae- were so bad uo lines could they .meant business from Hie wan jewels. the C'lirfwood|Prt lhfi applications of five rac-| ing to make sure they meet all he pul down. The players in a.ssocalions elsewhere in time they took the opening kick- R am s and tin; Sayreville P an th -'ffe ;stale requirements for safety- the Matawan-Neptune game stale for new tracks, but off. They quickly ground out ers. Tnerc are teams also en lc devices on stock cars. ! were caked with mud in no a couple of first downs, hut then lered from M^t’ichen nnd Ncw made the admission they were prepared lo urant one or two Al Pompomo, Lakewood. cele-: Ume rlal: of^nsive play had fumbled, lhe Tigers recovering: ;I3runswick. A posslblity exist-1 * to be limited because of the )vcrins: T i ' I i'' t'llr.c: but______for the oppo--bnited his birH«lay Sunday at at the Atlantic Highlandscis 35.; M , I L . sod of entries also from Keans nc continued need to handle (he sition of Gov. Robert B Mey- (,le :’:‘!ClulIn l,-v "’inniiiR the 25-j The Atlantic Highlands initial; 'burg and Pc'ith Amboy, ball with wet ond muddy ‘lilt Inf L' i * . , I ner. In this situation, if enough l,,|J UuUL'd stock cl‘r feature; scoring effects were fruitlessi *7 s The team s will play a hands. Neptune left the field as a punt by the, visitors drove The te.uns will jjlay around-{or a furor can be raised over cvcnt 0,1 llu‘ hil,f mile o ia c a -! 1 robui .*-ehcdule. G am es in this ! hecfing that Matawa had wot\^ the home side back deep in ... Hllescd corruption in racing at t,nm speedway. Pete Frazee. e i v 11 le played Sunday aft- lhe ' Fllrack- there „ Rahway, was second, Bill Pfis-, because they had been ubldlv* their own territory again. Here?, einouns at Keypori and MaUKnoUjii.K io stop one of the Eatontown. third, and; to intercept passes thrown with five minutes of the first wilh a water - soaked ball. Jh r!h Scheol fields, sociations whose applications*^dgefit1‘Id Paik ,s- Don Stumpf. quarter gone, Cleary broke This is nol so, but it is an uxmcs will bn played Sunday. i wns rejedcri from petitioning ^our^1- loose for a 35-yard run for a unhappy auger of the attitude I Lamano was taken to Perth-the racing commission to re- Pomponio took the early touchdown behind good down* other schools are developing jAnibo/ Gen eral Hospital with a vokc Ihe license of the Free- hi llie second lap as he burst Xleid blocking. George Ruth toward playing on the MHS l^houlc.ci separation on Sunday. Jiold Racing Association, w hich; through the field from his start* eleared out thc last Tige field. ]er on this jaunt. ( I n e naiurc of tl:e injury i.s such ‘may not be' compelcnts at;m? position. Frazee tagged; ■unit surgery i.s required to close handling racing and asking the along and Don Stives, Hights- Ruth himself broke loose for PJtE D HJLF1KER, JR ., is re ­ M>vv2f juie .‘jcparalion. according to revoked . license be transferred town, held third place. The top ft long run from midfield At the ported to be the top candidalO (Owens. Uo the appelants for a location [three ran in the same order un­ start of the second quarter. His for end position on the Blair fn the top pn-Jure, Stove J rdrlr is shown rae ini; (rd a pass nt lhe s< eoiul qu irtrr. I his score pvt the M anxm nnd Steel Rife­ ifootball fans can be addressed! - . , . ;back to fourth place and Pfis- port. as Dave Wharton plung­ ly ahead of Nfptmu1 :■( the Mils field. This Keyport boy was second ed for two extra points. in the haftnin srene. I>;ivc Uhar;«n. Kevporf fuilhai'k. cuts eff (ackk* tn the third ijtiarter to to thc D'JIX, A.hle'.ic Ajjocia-: MISJU D GM EN TS in bet- |‘* r ^ o v er- jstring end last year and per* The Keys needed this lead nm 21 yards for n toarh d o u n tlint liurtrd the Al'smtic Mt^lilands eleven at thc K1IS field W!r earc^r back while a seventh driver restnrled. On the flying starl-'feated^ 20-6. HiUlker* saw lim- 3 n c : m r s ::t\ and smothered further passing! Cagey Waiting For Breaks Pays Off For MHS; day at Trenton Fair' I broke his horse away to a 10­ f'oinp into the 19th lap. P o m -|ited ftCtJon in this gam e b^-j attempts by Bob Davies. j when he halted -Mur ! lenrih lead over the field and par.io once again took C°';cause of nursing a practice ifi- Early In the third quarter the Vanderbilt Flees Doctor’s Office To Play Thozn.'roji. .NiirjiifT'cJd. . seam jjered home thp winner mand over Frazee and Pfisicr.jjuryi but should be ready for Keys removed any lingering Mail ? Neptune outrushed Matawan IriOO A ll G inm easant ch- he,. !;sltl ™ S ' 0,„;:wcc»:end wtti. oeorBe Andrews. Dance A>ds Therapy nine first downs to four, gain Matawnn, competing at Secau-ipeparjj^entj A t M M H Suu.*Mon. ‘ Oct. 9-10 down field to scoring posi­ Despite his bravado. Coach days he hunted. tion. However, L arry Russell Jud Evens withheld Vanderbilt;)116 105 .5‘arci,s ,or cus. A ndrew s has had one of j Battle Zone ^ "Tiiis sam ple of iKiiiMrs v.lio Over 100 people attended the Keyporl. sub-back, grabbd an At-| from nction umi) a check h a d 1)1itayrrT u^Saturday; KHS id!c his best seasons. The Mat —also— whole second half. reami thc cards, said niiec-j^,^ tl river won the Class c'anlumn nociurne dance at Jo- _ lnntic Highlands pass at the been m ade witli Ihe physician itor Farley “ will receive quet> Fixed Bayonets and was one ot mice unvcrs ncpi West Long Branch, on Keyporl 15 and made one of lhe that the captain wa.s all riglil.j „ , „ l2f , , , Foe Dropped Opener ! tiennaires at thc end of the m ore spectacular runs of the It could have been a fatal inter-f Roach, Frick. Scliuck , . . , . , , that qualified to represent the Saturday evening. The affair Tuc^.- - Wed. - Thurs. To Pennsburg, 14-7 Ifnimmg season wli:ch *>!r;-v northe»stcrn states in • the a sponsored by lhe personnel of, day down/ield for Ihe final Key­ lude /or the home team’s hopes.1 'V1^* 111 11 Oct, 11-12*13 McGinlcy, Ober- •vill bc asked to report their ljona|s at Shreveport. La. An- the physical, occupational,' Jo^e Ferrer and June Allison port. score. . The m ud look its toU from: 1 ^ckle; T hcre wil! he no lootball Bam-;sea::onal lnmiiiiR success. It is The Tigers did put tor.euier thc start. Both teams nindei H r' VnnVranke,n- drews most tmpicssive per- speech und music therapies tle- — In— ... Guards — Jonas. Simplicio.on hayshorc ^rioirons Sat-i-.v^mv insert-*'t that all rtl,cKiformance was Labor Dav week--parlmenls at Monmouth Me a downficld drive after that floundering attempts to move: Simphcio. ■ ' on T he Shrike which lume iogctlir for n score — also— tlic ball' hTthe in'imiles C enters—Morozow.sk;. C arr. Jones. l i e ' ^ n;ind d .Matawan M aH w a, 'will" will jouineyionniev , " ,.o., o c ■% .i l ZTor'md1.11..,.1 o.k whcn t hc Urbnna. Vn., ^ 011 0,ui lhc in netted n’0, ial overH ° M $250 winch '? ° " e lias BraaC"- been by Lane jusl two seconds be-jopenine klckoff to 110 avail. Ma-, to Point Pleasant. iail them lv Skabenga fore the end of the game. ;tawan reverted lo Michigan ,,Bnclts — Kacandcs. Alsluii,, Rappahannock River, in which allocated to the purchase oi Don Loftus, Atlantic Miuh- "punt pass and prayer" fool- Kcn1, William Moorr. Charles 1 he Maroon and b.cel faces a C.11 d.-. fiom cm .ijoih contact- ,)tl (1)e topf|iK|U sauthern driv-|new equipment and supplies for Oct. 14-1*^ up.v department.s- a l the 3nnd.‘! co-captain, was hurt in ball. Theytiev kicked deep in NeD-lMoorc* Holmes. Jack-team which lost its opener tcc(l arc, »ccrssary to make our ;e,.s wove entcr0t) nc raced'the Ujera Ann Baxter and Rock t t u d s e j f tiie first quarter and was tak­ rritor • DI Ke n „f W G am ba. i Pennsburir Rt Black Lak(v Mrs. j en to Riverview Hospital by the^ScarieT Pliers filmbied the M aiaw an ll*) ,SalurcU;y. 14-7. This showinr,! l>«nH>sc 01 me survey,; ns lhis al Black Lake Mrs. John P. Piitnmn. Key- One Desire Ends - Kuhns. Mapee, stro-lasainsl ihe powerfulPennsyl-iDn-ector Parley explained, is toj(|nd LonR Ijake whprc thc rllri. port. am| Mrs. Albeit Kaupp. the Keyport First Aid Squad. ball and Ron Carlson. Matawnn - also-- ther, Welstead. ’vanians was a pleasar.t ™rpri5e;c!rt(-’lm!nc •',s acetirately as P<«-;fiocl atmosphere presents mius- ucd Bank, served as co chair- He was reported recovered back, pounced on it on thc Nep­ Zachary KcoU Tackles — Armour, Bol, Dro- for Garr.ct Gull followers, ex.-sible the cNtcni of tne w a t e r - racj,lt,- condliions. While men. Music was provided by ... jjv--- M onday, however, ancl fears of tune U . T hree slam.s at the gan, ipectini? lhc worst becauscj[owI hunting kill for the season; An^vews NVas having one of his Tony DeNuccl and his oiches- ft serius Injury were dispelled.1Flier line and a wobbly pass Tre.BMire of R»\hy H ill 0 ”?.vt;s — Vreeland. Fasse.;Coach Hill Sirat.tnn had nniylm order that a piopoi balance^ years in the outboard 1p„0s1_,i0[fif '™ \ tor mishap at Long Branch Ju hnve Dave Robinson, reserve!ntl' ri t,ie service in handing|j )0 nn(i he ncvcr COuld get; Conn., witnessed thc cnine. tawan 8. Kern and Alston dele, Banafato, * " ...... ***" " nv%'1^ last year, nnd Hob Gordiner. up out tiie card forms. According|(j)e pI.opc,. assembled m Keyport (41) plunged to thc 2 and K acandcs Safety — Neptune ‘Automa from the ja.vvces; Jack Ely and;Ui Director Farley, it has I’0'!time to make the event the Ends —Woodruff. Hendricks, wont over for Uie touchdown. It tic—ball centered out of end John MUlar. sophomores, Mjtcntialitics of beinp one f the;prcsWenl-s Cup cvtl>l al y/ash Wharton. Roberts, Anderson, was nullified, however, by a aone.) guard; Bruce Mllburn, another most progressive steps Archer. back in motion penalty, moving Inffton Sept. 18. This is thc taken by the Fish and Wildlife KEW Tackles — CTail. n u n in e ilir, soph, at center, and Bob Fitz­ first time Davis has missed the the ball buck to the 7. A fourth Lions Flay Lakewood; Service In the matter of inven­ Phillips, Russo, O'Brien, Dlnda- simmons. a converted tackle, nation's top speedboat event in Today - Tomoriou - Salurdav Oct. fi-7-R down pass faded, and thc Ma­ Other Shore Scores torying thc annual harvest of to, Velcamp, Bnutnan. roon and Steel recovered the at the other end post. years. Being out of com peti­ (onliniMMiv S a tu rd a y — Door*' D pen 1:30 I*. M. Wcttlln may not play because walerfowl. Oiiards —Nelhurt, La Vlgne, ball. Three whacks «t the Scar­ Leonardo's Lions established tion from July on. he, of course, — Bit Attraction* — Z Mlele, Woodruff, Corclone, Z1 let Flier line did not m ove thc them selves as the team lo tiRlit of injuries. In that case the lost his national ranking. Jlnski. ball an inch. Thc Huskies then it out with Freehold Regional Gull backfield will be Don Flor- Mitter, Jackson, Won (Continued In eighth column) etti, a transfer from Union Centers—Walling, Bosgs. had to kick. Steve Fedele went lor Shore Conference “A" divi­ High, at quarterback; John The names of Roper Mitter Backs — 01enry. Wharior back behind his own Roal line sion football honors when Bob Morion, a new com er, and Bill and Joe Jackson were omitted Huth, Swann, LoPresto. CobII- to boot. Bob Deitz, the sub for Botllno led them to a 24-0 con Meola, a 1954 reserve, at half­ from thc report Riven out ol biio, Tvolinn. Leach. Russell, Vanderbilt al center, mnde a (jucst of Lakewcod on the Fill­ backs, and Gerhard Gruend the bouts at St, Mary's Recre­ .Ainsllc. bnd pa^s nnd the ball rolled out ers field Saturday, ling, another reserve from last ation Center in Perth Amboy Atlanlic llixhlands (7) of the end zone for an automa­ Bottlno scored three touelv yenr, nt lullbac' Sept. 26. Both these Cliffwood Ends — Hart, Ripke, Rom- tic safety to put N eptune ahead. downs In the rout of lhc Piners Open G:30 P.M. Show Starts Coach Jud Evans declared boys scored wins in three round undettl, Murray. Hqd Npptune been conent on runs of 27, 48 and (18 yeards. 7 :PP V. M. Matawan wns ready for the test, bouts, giving the Cliffwood Hoys Tackles — Smith, Lcannrd, with Mpunt, pass and prayer” Other shore scores were TKLCPHONIi EATONTOWN 1ITM Oct. 0-10.11 having sustained no injuries (o Club an even break in elRhti Sunday - Monday • Tursdav M otnnn. tactics in the mud they mlKht Red Bank 20. Rumson 0 players, other than lhe Vander­ contests. • '"’liituinis ^nmlav --- Ilmu-*. Oju-n 1::;o a u a r d a --■ amIi. Stockton, Phil­ have won with the safety. But Freehold Regional ill; Toms Open the Vear Itound bilt incident, ill the Neptune Individual ln-C'ar l'.li-< tric Double l-vaturp f'rojrram lips, Morris, Reicher. the Filers had (o lake chances River o gam e. Wedding Announcement* Heaters C'Bntei'B—Behrens, Clrctuors Open l;'<0 f'.M. lani'.': I »n«. Naptunt por&iMed ln their (All nam es 2 p.m .' 9 RACES DAILY^T f* 1 1 1 1 i./uj* louotidowu — wide op«n f&mtr after thc next Cartel ct nt Lorn* Branch Aug.6*»oct.n Harness Racing; SUN. - MON. - Tl/ICS. Win.-'i'-j ;s». Ru»no, Hart. klckoff. d ••pile condltlona. lietl Bank nl Mnnn»(|uan T rue JSlarUiiitf Life D ram a -M »lhart AvaiD W brouirhi disaster. Ka* Olouoostor CiUholic al Red FIRST POST 7 P. M. | _ Ram or Sftwe. f0 !r Dlhly DonHr C b ttt cl 1.4i I Offiali.lA - V nim tiiuirf Bol- cftndei in th« flm from Bnnk Catholic (•«(* o Chidbvrtl' The Phenix City Story LIFE, LOOK AOMIHION...... $1.10 ^ fr#>. r-.'.i liJj IP it Ktfdele who Ufu *•&«*'* * UttKT Hlehard Kelly and Afdnii'y P ark nt Union ICSCRVCO BOX SCATS. $1.20 ' vi t f r fy#ry Ihundo-y !«’ *iid SAT. EVE out \v tj tntftro*pt ihf ball and lam Ifltltit4 *■' Kalhryn Grunt Mntnwnn «t Point Plensnnt Nnt A«/«vW*(/ ^ \ LADIES' DAY »<1« lU U)1I oh*iv« 43 fardi foi another Mft* Hunison at Allentown Mttiaacrc Canyon POST! u v t p u>u«Jx4owd. TUU- teooud___ Lakewood -at Neptune J Oalr TgrJ Mvtvflf^TroUfng TrocfcT J’hll Caroy . Audrey Totter W * r . dUu**,' *oi)v| t u t U># Fll»ra tlic Millville 'nt to-m iMvor tntft Keyport Cleaners (J) Merrill 137 -175 122 J. A daysh 161 145 142 Vettrel 123 151 151 Jersey City Ties L. Wolf 130 154 115 Blind : 100 100 100 SCORES OF BOWLING LEAGUES IN THE AREA ■D. Kenner 125 172 201 For Chssic Lead R,. Eecllt 135 1?4 143 - 591 700 .685 Handicap 27 27 : 27 The standings: Elizabeth Team Puts Matawan-Keyport Mat-Key Mixed Team IV L Oct. C, 1955 T'ajre Snvnn , 578 662 628 NOTICE TO B O W LER S: In order for.bowling’ Keyport Cleaners 6 0 ^ On Great Show Sunday Merchants League Sunday Night League Kelforil r h a r m a c y (1) Varlese Construction 5 V. Youncofski 124 149 154 scores to appear in lhe current edition, scores G. H arris 144 153 149 Jersey City turned' buck Tourine's 4 C. Vreeland 170 160 143 Hoffman's Liquor Store (0! Sept. 25 H. P ry o r 118 117 138 Brooklyn to m ove Into a tic for itfiddletosni Lanes 4 G. Beach 210 151 194 D. Clark 119 104 123 m ust be in this office 110 later than 12 o'clock noon Itiiysiiore Stiitione ry (0 M. Morrison 125 131 198 place in the Atlantic Sea­ i Town Tavern 2 149 126 191! Hcitzcnroder i:)5 M. Cassone 137 144 board Classic Bowling League W. Jenkins 135 135 126 Keyport Bar 2 784 688 762 138 143 on Tuesday. A ny received after that time will D. Post 138 157 Handicap 43 43 43 nt (he Mntawan-Keyport Rec­ W. Dilf-ter 191 155 Old Boathouse 2 Doyle’s Market (2) J. CW 158 1S3 150,' A. slovens 137 122 159 reation Alleys Sundny, but it Independents i 2 N. GrenvJcli 183 201 176 C. Di>0er 178. 200 192! be published the following week. . G. Post 166 163 157 507 588 654 was llie Elizabeth te am wliicli Red Bank ' ' 2 E. Doyle 165 156 220 H andicap 32 32 32 captured the fancy of-the spec­ II. W asserm an & Son (Z) McQueen’s cleaners 1 E ckert 125 159 192 795 . 781 7DS tators. G. Arnold 144 117 142! J, Kennedy 203 234 191 .Cliffwood Amucu (3) , 60S 609 638 B. Balir 129 154 The Betsylown crew pound­ Cliffy,ond Fire Cl). (!) Keyporl lti'fiirmeil (2) 07? B. R icher 172 192 192 V. Rnffa 190. 195, 170 IMatiuv.ui-Kej porf 3i Witt'crscheln 167 155 11S‘ ed out a 3298 series, highest or 0. McGlnly 1011 156 162 Condit (BBi 152 B ayshore S. Guisti 167. i2 d . B. P arcels 150 172 188 B. Jacobsen 141 155 1 125 the infnnt sensor, in sweephic p. Stringer 149 197 '125 C. Loosch 144 138 B usinessm en’s L eagus 843 942 .971 D. D owney 172 ’ 148 ro i M. 14 j 168 .. three from Philadelphia, . In R. Sclieoti: 110 150 B. Looscii 157 141 176 Johnson’s U pholstery (I) 180 ,133 E. Benton 151. GI7 617 •'■other decisions, nil odd-cam e B. Gusiti ■171 A. Ahlers 133 147 116 Cam eron 133 145 130 132 518 H. Cowles 177 192 169 F. Devino Horst Dairy (2) A. Skislak 136 158 201 J. Kelly 108 159 G. P ost 184 187. 179 lt'd in rd ’s Ilullyivaod Mist. (21 F. Swan 170 142 188 f-Sydlcts Scranton beat Long is­ 133 127 108 M erwin 150 159 1G9 A. Esposito 179 C. Zeigler 131 Handicap 14 14 14 J. G rotl . 103 164 143 iA H. Woolley 189 141 153 land.,: New ark edged New York Ly Schr.r.ck 182 c:. Behring 194 190 147 nnd Pntenon lopped Trenton. F. Franklin' 111 105 107 R. Nelson 224 182 * 181 ' 893 C45 n Pope 176 190 184 803. 801 603 799 742 " ' G79 631 A. H einold. 149 102 111 H. Johnson 204 145 157 Frank Clause, Scranton, was 712 774 D Borsl 161 151 164 Anchor liiii 03(1 Mill D airy (11 M;>tav.:ui Sportin', Store (I1-:) D /H e ln k e 158 101 155 the day's individual star with a •--Kalawan Methodist tl): H. M erwin 176 135 113 . 180 198 176 P. M ciiecn -141 11D 120 H andicap . , 4 0 40 970 802 . 848. 721 ret on g am es at 257, 233 J. Sauiekle E. Lawton H5 133 150 P. Holton l<’i 103' . 40 A. Kuiiiishy ,177:, 170 102 R. Seobsy ' H7 149 163 ------. .. . _ Garber Supply (2) and 22G. Marty Cassio, Eliza­ K. SiB'ismondi 177 117 135 S '.: D e v a r .e y 153 170 -,­ 837 831 777; E. Lcmbo . 141 :T: :159 A. LuEapio 125 1-13 131 J . : Val’cr . 105 146 E. Bik'erba'ck 144 137. 133 G74 G32 621 K. Banks 184 153 135 beth, posted the only other 700 Single System Laundry (1) S. Malowskl 199 167 175 J. OaUcs 1C3. 157 -135 a :: Wilks 118 136 p. Bildcrback. 166 140 201 Mut-iCcy. U se: (1) I. G arber 103 plu.s-::clres with a 708 wilh 11. Hyer 191 1G8 ■ 144* W. YankosUi . - 158 210 : 175 J, Rosalo 181 202 155 M. L onsstreet ca 153 Handicap 33 38 3C L. Erock 130 147 ■■148 |J. Kramer 171 187 158 Bfthios or 2*18, 237 and 223. H. Woolley 171 186 179; V. Youtig 141 Handicap 10 25 - E'. Sm ith . 162 154 131 B. Lauro 227 1GG 187 Jersey City, last year’s cham­ 124 17SI 811 7 sa 70S '' ' ' • ' Glti 589 09 3 E. Schwarz. 1G3 119 131 C. Glassey J. Lewis 153 132 185 pionship M onm outh s q s u a d, IS. Hyer 137 148 139; 855 899 847 L. 11. Koller Kink (2) C31 798 , (’. J2. B uhrenlrirp u'.**) . B .O s i p 189 134 155 ;r . Poisht 108 1.56. Qtncd its 2-1 victory by win­ c. Tibbetts . 190 134 179 O K Sales t Scivico (VA) Rogers 172 179 198 Keyport liaplisl ll) ^ A. Ulrichson 117 123 14S ning the final game by eight C75 554 595 D. Uueney 117 838 806 802 C. Rodis 114: 166 F e rra ra 133 143 Koisn ' 133 135 H. Picpei' . m , 135, 137 pins with Lou Campl leading Thc s!anilini,rs K. Henderson 192 155 Defelice 164 A lger.. 123 103 J. Pieper iso 147 153 Uayles Kleclrfc (!) the w ay wllh a 211. 1-Ic nr.V. T eam 813 753 817 103 '■I. F reem an 169 199 210 Kelley 103 : 166 Robinson 122 151 M. P.ahrenburg 180 15D 143 W L P. K ram er 165 155 Jay Eckert shared honors for Xeyport Cleaners 9 3 Van-Amerinffcn (1) 112 144 154 B. Owens 107 168 - 184 Ferrano 192 . 192 170 Mcd'.vick 133 132 lianclicap 20 20 20 J. Shcbluck the winners witli 636 series, Mnrquet’s Pharmacy 8 4 H. Broome 135 120 154 A. Belletti 213 140 160 Fo rd ... 172 134 DiBiase . 130 I5G • E. Bayles 151 163 . while Junie McMahon lind' a Mat-Key. Rec. 7 5 C. Zilaslci 164 141 124 170 . P. Claugston 146 125 Kross 169 220 Handicap 11 ;' . . ■ 621 589 041 J. Tracey 160 155 II. Member 136 168 149 I.itrry's Burlier S!inp (;1) Pete's, Inc. 6 6 J. Beesley 209 240 138. t. Nick Longarzo, B ro o k l y-n, Richard’s Hollywood P. Coffey 179 180 149 855 808 854 880 855 894 768 094 II. Pote 136 138 145 6 6 - who topped the averages bc- H. Wasserman & son 5 7 E. Dispoito 106 126 797 857 719 Jag's Sport Goods (1) Frank’s Harber Shop (1) ■Sl. John's l i LJ L. Vecchio 135 147 133 ■ fore Sunday's action, fell off to G entile’s. M arket 5 7 C. Nelson 152 126 G. Post 123 161 200 L. Kortcnliaus 154 17$ 178 Bogart mo 142 R. Dolson . 152 148 87 a558 set. . - " . 3cott Funeral Home 5 7 Do you need _shipplng tags P. M ontagna . 180 180 160 J. Rosato 194 177 183 McCleaster 134 143 E. Conover 197 186 170 oo or KeansburK News 5 7 720 761 670 .r labcrs?'“ '0'ur_job printing de­ -i*i'iie Eli/.abetli squad was real­ J. Lisickl. , 152 . 178 160 n. Letts 179 105 159 F, T ?Koy ,.P- 157 .Handicap 23 wV Belford Pharmacy 4 8 Trucking 12) partment is Dreparcd lo supply ly ' hoi, 'racking up gam es of N. Stranlero 219 . 193 141 H. Wist 175 161 Neidinger 114 Kollo I 135 122 1301 vour needs ou short notice, at 1-9-76, 1144 and 1178. Aiding J. Sardella 221 149 170 T. Soltys 195 160 171 H. UO I. iCS ld*J ‘JOO 018 047 559 B. Lane tasslo in the attack were Al F. Raffa 142 J. Nappi 145 104 135' t 'cps th at will please you. II. Walling 157 L a/.are’s Shoes (1) Keyport Businessmen’s Strauich with 695, Joe Ostroski 895 861 837 L. Wolf 123 140 14u with 682, Walter Cuclies .with 897 833 833 BtiiTciv’s Iteslaurant (2 ' 603 809 ' R. Richmond 123 149 145 Bowling League 063 nnd Dom Suracl with 650. Kaiiolla's Market (31 J. Bodzlak 204 194 204 Calvary Methodist (2) \V. Richmond 178 1G0 loi F. Rapolla 151 202 177 Scranton look over sole pos­ D. Novotny ' 173 150 171 \V. philltpp 147 157 F. Wolf 146 123 162 Independents (2) A. Tomasello 181 197 152 DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR YOUR BEST BUY! session of third place with Its H. Oiricli 217 171 176 G. Ellison 111 Handicap 43 43 43 Paradise 193 200 IG6 VV. T rahlm 139 157 186 127 vicotry, a game behind the co- J. Palkovics 186 178 119 H. Dorl .■ m 161 10f> J. Sula 191 190 191 141 '.eaders. George Billick shared J. Pep 168 167 178 E. Eilderback 149 G13 015 057 Folson ’ 139 157 179 E. Pasternak 201 193 197 235 199 L0CHSLEA ■ laurels witli Clause ln this trl- II. Ross . llollywood Service (3} .Bsnnett 120 .154 124 Sxdpli, firing a 688 set. 048 860 848 L. M ason J. Giles 1G8 149 ICO Lynch 142 923 939 903 151 HEIGHTS Jack Horn, Long Island, had Cliffwood Angels .(2) .J. FoUeJ'e ’G. Arnold 144 138 130 W alling ■ 220 191 1G6 M;il‘Key lieu. (0) 3 MAT A WAN'S .MOST the day's best game with a 268 168 Handicap 146 122 G. DiGl’battlsta 149 179 S. Lauro 164 1C4 ,T. Giles 157 SKLixT n i:u; 11 no u iio o i> l*.i his middle game. He finish­ W. M onssee 105 G. Arnold 145 189 201 792 863 759 S. Davino 18!) 210 175 790 779 ed with 688. ' A. Pizzl • 191 168 234 Handicap 2 2 2 Old Hoalhousc (1) C. DellaPletro 177 154 179| llebrow ' Congregation (I) OFFicits c \ri: c o d Standings J. B ritanek 161 191' 150 ’’nnentc lfit 156 142 Nappi 183 178 1C2|h Korobow 146 200 Living Room, 2 Bedrooms, Tile Hath Kiloiien, Dinette, Full Brooklyn , J. Calabrese 157 164 196 C05 000 G50 Blind 100 ,,, Davino 179 A; Goldman 150 157 Basement. 1-Car Garage and Hot Air Heat o Crtft Jersey City ' A. DIGi'battlsta ... 171 150 . . No. 11 (0) Klnner ' •., 159 Szyszlo 180 152 * * • I A. Goldin 1*7 17T foi Only Scranton M. Morrison , 112 113 149 ruchnik 143 . 164 108 Long' Island — “ L. Elseman 1G6 120 ■-- 177 m 785 873 ! 900 893 873 K. G rcsnm an J15 118 127 SI'LIT-LKVKL Paterson tfciiv/arix 13) 119 B ossert 148 189 Gerlty's Inn (11 Crate’s Beverages (1) L. Greenmail 143 120 1G6 Living Room, Kitchen, Tile Eatli, 3 Bedrooms, Finisllied H ew ark 147 71G 791 779 Hecre.ition. Room R 0 0 C, Zeyen 164 188 Carbone 148 748 793 C. Morrison 197 1G0 ____ Sirenton .. ' and Garage for only ...... ^ i l J / O U U J. Duhlgff U l 146 183 Schiafone 112 191 219 Handicap 32 32 2 Elizabeth ' The standings: ■ Keyport 15ar (2) S. Bonnano 17B 182. Tropea 139 190 225 All Custom Unlit 011 75’ x 125' Lots New' York T eam W S. Poland ICO 191 161 W. Muiiima 168 149. Sleismundi 177 130 203 519 536 G34 Philadelphia Hebrew Congregation 7 Jacobs 126 184 M . Do vino 164 159 Franc Iscoui 188 210 180 Martinet’s Pharmacy 1 ’) INSPECT HOMES Calvary Mclhodist 6 W. Poland m 1 Mi 157 Montesano , 181 135 n ; T’aik "jii 160 Jusl Off Itoute 31 al Buttonwood Manor St. John's Methodist 6 C hlzm m adra 177 181 151 Grand Union Adds 785 829 844 L. Matuszewska 103 155 110 On Fdfiewater Drive, Miilawan Keyport Reformed 5 . ennetll 191 212 209 Cliffwood Iim (3) 763 911 962 Cf. Macussowslii lili 117 13 Or Cniitael New Frozen Foods Bayview Presbyterian 5 K aufer 143 C. Y ates - 165 168 187 Schanck's Fuel Oil (2) Keyport Baptist 4 E. Matuszewski 197 157 227 Grand Union Supermarkets 160 155; ,171 o o J . Kiug Schanck. sr. 133 159 175 Gethsemane Lutheran 4 Handicap 2 nuw are carrying iwo new 157 157 208 • 779 873 862 J . K enner W. Lewis 181 197 145 Matawan Baptist 3 Matawan Builders Supply Items, cut corn and cut green 159 142 Town Tavern (1) F. Swan D. Spencer 143 154 145 Matawan Presbyterian 3 G61 016 G31 WIM.1AM M. STKOTIII.U, Prop. fyjans, in tlieir "K itchen Gar- E. Majkowski 204 247 161 Robinson 171 169 152 E. Plebedo 132 199 140 Matawan Methodist 2 No. 13 (1) 138 Lower Main St. Noar Now Parkway Overpass $ffln" line of frozen foods. Both 142 W. P ease 171 163 130 G. K ahrs W. M etzger 190 227 245 L. Moody 102 137 152 INurne .'VIA 2-.75.J5—or MA Matawan new Hems are 10 ounce pack­ \ 182 154 171 E. Moody *121 ‘ 4 128 158 ages. ' ' ' 842 869 8 l 164 189 196 . 779 926 850 K eansburg J. Gerar-hty 147 149 137 Introducing tlieir first priv­ AU-Brns, 'Woodworking (0) R, Pense 142 190 170 K csan ’s T avern (0) R. G eraghty 133 145 176 ate label, ''Kitchen Garden" W. Toom er 139 153 160 N. Soltyslk 168 176 148 B u sin essm en ’s L eague Handicap 43 43 43 830 865 819 item, frozen peas, In Septem­ J. Belletti : 175 158 174 B. Fletcher 197 201 213 Tourine’s (2) ber 1954, Grand Union since Lou Morlzio 173 138 B. G rattan 154 147 188 Consolidated Fuels (2) 546 602 666 158 158 173 lias added to the line such P. Galettl 124 .140 E. Suruda 144 107 J. Stranlero 157­ 168 Cohen’s Liquor Store (1) 170 152 146 frozen products as asparagus B. Philion 136 159 J. Lowicky 137 127 S. Bellezza 200 1G5 M. Woirf 107 110 143 181 137 146 spears, sliced beans, broccoli Len Morlzio 15B 172 165 J. Faselone 147 185 A. Kotenbeutel 189 198 ■v ' F. Wolfr 136 105 123 170 183 172 BETTER THINGS spears, chopped and leaf spin­ A. Bellezza ' , 167 139 J. P aris 150 148 123 781 745 807 .861 152 223 223 ach, and French fried potatoes. 800 757 R. B reeder 181 189 W. M etzger 199 180 161 u f c r r r.^rT,~------— Consolidated Fue (3) Handicap 19 19 19 ■ 831 853 860 A. Infanti 170 17.7 163 894 859 920 Middletown Lancs (1) G. Pesce 156 117 144 Lallcllu's Construction I Are Coming Your Gil 532 567 M uscarella 140 210 166 S. Bellezza 140 189 166 P, Kennedy 178 192 M Jt M Klcctrlc (21 154 187 168 J. Fecher 179: 173 222 J. P esce 161 176 It's A M. Smith 166 156 157 100 J. Scalzo ' 197 158 202 S. LaBella 110 134 G. Dlercks 156 135 192 ] 125 178 T. Y ates 17i 200 Blind 162 162 162 ] M ania, sr. 147 132 206 851.. 814 897 F, Bruno 170 183 Way Pleasure J. Burgess 117 186 190 162 145 201 Thc standinss: \V L Consolidated Fuels 7 2 804 885 831 CO I G39 701 703 799 919 Cliffwood Inn 7 2 Andy's Station (1) IT IS WITH GREAT To Dine . . . Broad St. Cleaners (3) Keyport Cleaners (3) Crate's Beverages 6 3 Pease 166 168 187 II. Pryor 119 101 140 104 161 140 S chanck’s Fuel Oil 6 3 Foulks 149 145 Blind 138 138 130 1 172 202 214 Frank's Barber Shop 5 4 M om bert 179 224 1G3 PRUDE AND PLEASURE R. Pryor 128 153 ian r 191 204 200 Mat-Key. Bcc. 5 4 Bennett 142 151 H. Ross 244 201 21.1: c.vinu i n lfiO 101 rtapnlhi's Markc! 5 4 Scalzo 140 189 At ShorePoint [nn ... .j.-vap ?A 2 158 14G 154 I>. H. Roller Rink 5 4 Vorhies 18: Cliffwood Angels 5 4 053 G17 690 853 873 o n : Cliffwood Amnco 5 4 735 877 937 A spccially-prepared Jack's Hardware (0) McQuecn’s Cleaners (0) Old Mill D airy ' .Pi -4 . S. J. Shore District (2) t M. Jacobson 17 * 12H Denny 203 132 163 s v Gerity's Inn 6" 4 199 228 151! menu of delicious dinner B. jacoDson 152 134 157 r 140 117 OK Sales & Scrvice 4 Vi iV s 178 149 148 T. K nam 123 159 17b s 136 138 llurlew's Restaurant 4 5 177 193 152 suggestions for Dad, 1 . iia a m ltjj U i 173 I 155 157 124 = Jag's Sport Goods 4 5 157 171 103 Handicap 3 3 i ^ Connelly 171 150 Anchor Inn 3f 5!i 151 1C2 170 0M other and the Children 2 ----- t Devine 155 215 201 Retail's Tavern 3 G G23 611 640 3 G 870 903 796 Cliffwood Fire Co. 788 792 770 All-Bros Woodworking 1 8 Gravany’s Hie “5” (1) Varlese Construction (3) Hoffman's Llquoi 1 8 rson 184 177 They will really enjoy a dinner from the wulc | Keansburg Ladies I 177 151 15-1 ostic 195 153 151! J Sauiekle 175 176 19— choice on the menu prepared by an . . . ex­ Sclmcht 173 171 1 Monday Night League Sauiekle 137 163 perienced New York Hotel Chef . . . Key-Mat Church Irons 213 205 135 Varlese 163 206 173 TO. Costic . 202 172 155; Gcnlilc's Market < !>> Bowling League llom m er 189 142 M. Wilmott 12C 142 1271 Gross 165 139 BUSINESSMEN'S 967 870 850 M. Vlgnc 94 142 150 Hay view rrcsliyU-riuii (3) Joe's Iteslaurant (2) Ii. Driehler 12R 151 1031 841 840 813 J. Olsen 150 322 152 ;F, Brien 183 234 U- Richmond 147 124 164! 2011 Ited Hank (0) o Luncheon Specials C. Olsen 146 150 127 T. Regan 180 177 170 Mitndlcap 44 44 44: J. Monlnna 134 131 156 11. Sutton 164 173 1211 F. LaParra 181 173 138 WIDE CHOICE ON THE DAILY MENU Blind 100 ... E. Kelley 101 128 J. Cecere 194 170 190 539 603 5881 E. Sell wa hi 135 112 H ere A re a Few of Our Many Luncheon 1). Heinkti 205 193 ie:i Martiuci’s Pharmacy (3) J. Knox 154 146! M. Wolff 133 141 17 j Suggestions Handicap 68 45! 952 047 862 C. Mack 132 173 180 Crate’s Beveraees (0) H. PUKlisl 15(1 150 152 Bow and Arrow Open Fish Sandwich 75c 770 70.) 724! it. f’crrini 185 149 154 T. K nam 151 121 147 Maiawan Brings! Ill) Tl. WallillR 147 192 157 Handicap 28 28 211 Wilh Frem h File*, l.fllucc, Tomato T. Bnkor 100 130 136 l'crrinl 124 128 172 Season 146 M. Duncan 178 128 W ym an 143 155 127 003 C. liil'J O P E N E D fried Filet '0 Sole...... 90c V, Fredda 125 151 12#. Praneisconi 106 158 130 Scoll Funernl Jlonte i K. Henderson 147 158 u. Sprnguo 105 12(1 131! SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1st 180 151) 15H H. Owens 767 782 740 M. Scott 148 152 153 l/ i Hour Before Sunrise Fried Sea Scallops...... 1.00 II. Mi’ll?. 98 122 113 150 Guns Keaaslmrir News (3) M. Q uartler Armguards Feathers 170 197 T . Giles 128 135 131 742 732 002 D eFellce 107 146 Handicap 19 ID 19 Shafts Nocks An m io ...... Virginia Ham Omelet 90c iWatiuvaii l’resli.vterl.iu (1) slsiismondi 195 102 193 180 it. Cornell 112 164 175 In la iitl 181 Points Supplies 146 B22 575 502 Hunting Coati C. G alloway 1011 137 125 Coucci 151 170 150 relc'j, Ino. Cli Sirloin Steak 1.00 .1. Kuerelk 134 9(1 157 I). Lnfnyctto 180 170 Bnslcctlia!! — Football M. H ourahan 144 148 131 Pants A. Henderson 151 135 174 With the above . . a choice of soup or appetizer 654 850 852 3, Hclwlff P0 127 13.1 S u p p lies l!al! -----145___50 H u n tin g Bows - ...... jj.. 57raric“ or'iPFi-iry 1. Olah 141 101 108 Tuvi — flames — Kleelrir Trains V e sts 738 082 700 Ten ill W M. Kondrup 145 163 1511 Arrows fireeliut Tanls -■ I’arl.v SuMplirs Ocliiscniane I.uliieian (I) Keatislnil'K News 7 Hnndloan 21 21 Klcyclc Supplirs anil Hoi'atr* Rubber Or Leather ' SHORE POINT INN A. Scalzo 180 182 15H l.aliella'a Construction « Q u ivo rs A Small Depot'll Will R u ^ 'v e Fo o tw e a r HirliaH M.U l*n»|», I.. M ason (CM) 152 C.'onsolltlated Fuels I 650 620 018 Vour Snlertlnn Till Nmn* WI. < VI I I! I (1 m \(/l'l,T v . WI!!VINCIS, IMtIV AT! I1’. Unas 131 i ii i:i'j N. J. Hluirc D istrict I 1CRiiD.slnirjr N m rs 111 "U t m > , ,nr<*n*Tin\s j. tc . - - i \u , k f: 7-ihii:: M en/ i MB) 140 .lee's Uesiamiint 4 U. Casoy 104 158 143 Mighwny 35 anti Koyjinrl.Ilolmdel Rotul lln pler 10 103 1411 t.'nUi,,s' Ilevenise ■ 4 A, Bowne 12) 2(17 148 " Al 11m- >(>•(. I I<-ll• I), luuiminu 102 10(1 Andv's Hliillnn ‘ 3 VonNwtwIck I S3 125 1511 MATAWAN SPORTING GOODS CO flpeil •(’> Mil .1 v I hilt liid .iv M tn - Hiliil'ci !{mI tn ||(M— >a‘m «*; !' |>. t, M. ltd'/.nk ■ 109 162 Or:ivauv's Hit: 1 5" O, {Hover 170 112 143 T*-'1, Ko; 7-0913 Keyport llandicnp 21 21 ..... ’ (''ter. By digging in J _ ' I n Perth Amboy Saturday evening. f . ifall. the soil may be ready Idi- Mayor Chailcs E. Applegate 3 Council. Training courses for Decorations were ln pink and The next meeting of the P-TA 1)lant||,g earlier In spring. ' .suggested the permanent com- An executive board meeting tiie volunteer leaders m eans a blue and the Rifts w ere a rra n g ­ will be held nt Clirfwood School mittee was needed to outline; oi the Hillel Academy, Perth tgrcatcr opportunity for girls to If you do not ed in a bHby carriage. A stork Oct. 13 with Ihe seventh and ; become members of this world­ ■ ■In shi in urogram s and take charge of Amboy, wns held in the vestry and flowers formed the table eighth Kiflde m others incharge. catcl) ,(nd hoW ,f~ various public celebrations nnd room of the Shaarey Tiffaloh wide organization, centerpiece. 1 ’ ‘ ' ' . observances. The mayor add Synagogue, Madison Ave., i Fourteen m em bers of the j A cover cron is Those attending were Miss advisable. cri me committee should be Perth Amboy, on Sept. 28. W omen's Society for Christian ;however. If properly Leona L aM ura, Mr.s. Robert So­ Recent Bride Is ." selected made up of representatives of Attending from this area were S e rv ic e of tiie Morganville .it will grow ber, sr.. Miss Sarah Seber, Mrs. during winter, various local organizations and Mrs. Hvman Bzura, Mataw:van. Metliodi-sL Church met at t.he revpni. fIVKinn ' ... - Robert Seber, Jr.. Mrs. Ray Feted At Shower t t r ? Ve'" Cr?,?i0n bf':in view o! s“c“ s* of n’<‘ presiding officer, and Mrs. Moe Brown, Mrs. August Boldt. Mrs. Paul IMaeolino, M atauan. was lhe liiiest of honor at a family home of M is. P ied Mar/, Iluirs- i ' ri J^ , WI - L'l,u'h,:c<»nm iut’c’ 'vlnch handled Key Schwartz. Keyporl, a clnss nd Hold A .unst leaclu.' s ol |)0,t Day, lie suggested Mr.mother. Myron Brown, Mrs, Martin dinner iiarlv al the home of Ills daurhli'r, Mrs. Itoecci Manic, day evening and umici the di- Smith, Jr., the Misses Christine KroaU St., M alawan, on Tuesday evening ln celcbratinn of his rectioii of Mrs. fJort lioyce Affair Held At 'Tnr ^nrtnir1" thr’S !S in !!‘C S°,“ ' Ji-aniii.»n as general chairm an. Tiie policies fur the y ear ii£ > 93rd birthday. In" ih" e above ■ pirhim, • live generations ,. *>f.... the family f01. tbe I,aziln|, H-Jiicli will be nnd Barbara Lynn Smith. Mrs. ^ ’ i I!iK to r 'he per-,regard to fund raising were set- arc shown. Left to richt, slandingr, Mik, Ma/./k*; Sirs. Alazzic's held 011 Nov. 4 and S. Toniglil Morganville Fire Co. Robert Owens. Miss Vivien Ow­ |LO\ei. ciop adds organic mnt- ■ lnnnent committee and for the; tied, daiiKhter, Mrs. Ruth Sehrappa, and Mr. Macolino. Sralcri Is Mr.s. the regular monthly meeting of jter to t.ie soil. !chairm an were npjjrovecl unani-iW I n ens, Mrs. Donald Miller, Mrs. S charnppa's daiifrhte'*, M rs. Willinm Griswuld. IJyattsvillc, Htl. Mrs. Joan Kudriek Seber, the organization will be held at Charles Ploski, Miss Judy Plo­ and her son, Gary Robert. Morganville, was honored at a Preferred cover crops to sow;mously and other chairmen tor J 02tCr{l0ITS iTOIll the hom e of Mrs. John Raliris- sky, Mrs. Albert Taber, the post-bridal shower recently ininow ni e Kra^n wheat or rye or ithe ncw committee were nam A family dinner party wa.s j for 43 years. He retired from ky, Tennent Rd. (Continued from third column) Misses Frances and Patricia the MorBftnville Volunteer Fire'!)erennial. ryeBrass- Thp hassled as follows: Louis Sappio,( held on Tuesday evening ‘at tlie!the railroad when liis wife died; Gn Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Hur- and daughter, Tftiber. . Mouse on T ennent Rd., Moriran-!*3 found in ,nftny law m ixtures. • Henri 11 a n a e n and Georp.e; Robert Render home of Mrs. Rocco MazzlCjin 1932, and since that tlnie,'0id c Quackenbush aiul cliil- Also Mrs. Louis Becker, Miss ville. D ecorations wei-p in white! Perennial ryegrass has Sev-iC''«c d - refreshm ents: H a r r y j Karen. South Ainboy: Mr, and Broad St., Matawan, to honor during the summer months, he (ll.cn upended lln? wedding in Joan Becker. Mrs. Edward Bec- and the gifts were arranged 111 'oral advantages over wheat or' Parley, Edward Okner, J. I-eon i Mis. John fox and children, her father, Paul Macolino. nn has been employed on farms ln:(|ic perrineviilc U nion a Presljv- white basket beneath an um- rye. It will not crow so tall -‘Sclianek. jr.. and Elbert Van.! Jacciuelme and Robert. Iselin; . ker, Miss Carol Becker, Mrs. tlie occasion of'his 93rd birth- Matawan and vicinity, jleiian Church nf Hiss Nancy Harry Konowaiow, Mrs. John brella decorated wilh stream - and so will bc easier to sii»i,!<.|CHarldcrp. parade; P eter Ku 'M rs. E. Otto, and E dw ard Car­ (lay. Three generations were Others altenciini; the rtinner;-8reau> MilllmrsL, to l ’red Chev- !,iVi'i,,7, :arloyg, Mr. Jeandron and Frcd;Ver. Cliffwood. Crine, iMrs. Fred Irons, Miss ers. iuntler in sprins. In ; present at the affair besides were Mr. and Mrs, John Ma-'aIler, gnyroville. and the leccp- :,on“io!“ . Police Chief Le-| Mr. .nd Mrs. Thomas St: :-.co, - Dele Irons, Mrs. Leroy Van­ . Attending were Mrs. Esther.11’1-’ loots lienntrate the other members of his immedl- colino and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Uon ’ wiijci, followed at the roy Sproul, Mr. Sappio and Rob- Mr. and Mrs. Otto Msec:' Mr. Pelt, Miss Audrey VanPclt, Miller, Mrs. Dolores Becker. il n°ed depth, When Ule crop ate fam ily. .Macolino. iseptune City; Mr.s, n jg m sto w n County' Cluij. ert Pryor, police; Mr.s. Harvey! and Mrs. Victor Fernieola and Vrs. Leo Hourihan. the Misses Mrs. Loretta 'Vil.-on, Mrs. Ha-turned under ill snrin!'. I.!’ Mr. Macolino wns born In St. George W. Hoyt and daughter.j Donald Lanzaro. son ol Mr. ',T.G. Hartman and George Me- i daughter, Newark, were di ■■’.er fiu.roii. Karon and Linda Houli­ /el Petroski. Mrs. Connie Ryn- d o f-e - root': will, uuon d r Lupo, Italy, in 11162. He mat- liarbaia Ann, lloyitl OEtk.iy^j Joseph Lunzai'o, i.s a Carthy, publicity, and J. Ifar-Isuests Sunday of Mr. and irs. han, all of M organville; Mrs. iewicz. Mrs. Haslet. LaMura. release fertilizer elements ried Miss C arm ella Meglio in Mich.: Mr. and M rs. Louis Mav.-:sur(5[ulli salient, 111 PeiLli Am- -old Hendrickson, treasurej1. A :B. C. M accia. Cedar Gro’.' Thomas Smith. Koyport. and Mrs. Joseph LaMura, sr.. Mrs. iiepLiu; th;':i w o n '.. Italy in 1884, and they came to zic and family, MiddleUnvn; ;'boy Q0ncra| Hospital, .jJ-isccretary for tin- new associa- ' Mrs. Olaf Gilbertson, Mrs, Mrs. Clark Smith, Matawan. Nellie Seber, Mrs. Evelyn Bee '.’Gained in ustial :nr:hcr' thc United States to make their Mrs. Ruth Sclirappa. Mr. and ' Edw in Rosenbohm, Mr.s. Her­ George Murdocl:. manager of ker, M rs. Lola Becker. Mrs. Ce- i'~j'"!iciitio:i. i tion still is to be appointed. Gifts were sent by Mrs. Leo home in 1000. They first resid- Mrs. AlexanderSmutko and bert G aub, Browntown: Mrs, IHortensia F arm bt-longini; to cil Garrison. M rs. .Joan D enire, Even if you do not dig, cover HalloweiMi Iatade Oct. ol L a m m a rs, Mr.s. Harold RoliloIT, ed ill Jersey City, where Mr. family, Mr. and Mrs, Jcilin Ko-; This year's Hallowe'en parade Ernest Owens. Mrs. Eu;;c:ie ■Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frelin;; Mrs. Barbara Miller, Mrs. Gil-'crops are benelicial. Tne soil Mrs. Martin Eckel, Mrs. An­ Macolino was employed by the bus and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs.: aUcn(l(?d the Trenton on Monday night. Oct. 31, is Faust, Mrs. B. C. Maccia. Mrs. da Lenner. Mr.s. Bfvss Crine, should be loose enough »o you drew Ensmuneer, IV, Mrs. Ken- railroad. Then they moved to Alfred J. Ij.wmrton and Miss 4l ...... ,...... scheduled to start from E. Front Al Lewis, Mrs. Andrew Zelenak,^ F air for the entire v.eck and es* Mrs. Ann Smith, Mr.s. Jean can scratch it with a cultivator HHtli Miller, Mrs. James lrar- M utaw un, whore lie hns resided Jean Mazzie, all of M atawan. j and Church fits, prom ptly at 7 Mrs. .lames K a z i m i r, Mrs.^ hibited short horn caUlo in all Tamburri, Mr.s. Mary Babrisky, or rake, even between rows of roll. Miss Mary Farrell. Mrs. lt will proceed up E. Chest'er R u s h i n?. anti Mrs. iclass-es winning six first places Also Mi?., Lencn Seber.Mr.s. vegetables or flowers that m ay |}'m Charles Holmes,.Miss Dorothy Front St. and past judges' Frank S. Van Dorn, Cedar ‘and Grand Champion Heifer Evelyn Lanzaro.Mr.s. Lucy Fal-.be left. Spread the seed and Kudrlck, the Misses Patti and islands to be set un pn w. * Grove, attended a ph\.;ilc par­ Teachers From Church Of Our Saviour, ’and Grand Cham pion Hull Lit- co, M rs. Babe Phelan, M rs.,1 work it with a rake. Kathi Konowaiow, Mrs. Marion ity on Tuesday evening at the jlcs. Mrs. Murdock nnd chil- Marion Hourihan. Mrs. Georp,e: - St. ... ., Freis, and Mrs. Warren Denise. hom e of M rs. II. Henry Crane, jdrcu Robert, Terry. Connie and K’liHi’ir.b Mwr. rt _ The - coiunuttpe stresses that jr., Browntown. Cheesequake, To Attend Bible Study Class jGeort'c. jr., and Mr, and Mrs. Dorothy' K'lduiL-k, Miss 'Leona p 01” ® “ m ” 8 - aftcr lhc juf “w ’ U.,e * '" f n cl,U' The Women's Guild of thc Plans Made At , •Howard McCormick and daugh- LaMura, Miss Sarah Ann Scb Resumes Meetings «'l»y drop out of the pm­ . r. ; adc as it reaches th? parl:mr,r Church of Our Saviour will hold Her, Michelle. Hed Bank spent Hazlet P-TA Young Peoples’ Fellowship Welcomes their regular meeting in the 'Thursday at the Fair. M iss1 Jeaii m ’1 TIu' Kc-Vl:01'1 Home Nursinivi lot. opposite Beers St. Future plans and projects New Members; Madison Township News Hnn no > ii ii r li 'S Chlb ils fnl> nieetinr.sj The line of m arch will be parish hall on Tuesday evening | Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Beyer were discussed by m em bers of v'ille- Mi \T , ^ 0,e!'‘v sept, as at thc home of Mrs. f.-om Front St. toBroadway, to at 8 p.m. A Bible Study Class will bcldren, Betty Ann, Linda, Mich-;.u.e spending the week on a mo- ville. M is. M arge L'.ulrick, v ,llla],k, Ham m ond. Rose S t J ------the Hazlet Pnrent-Teacher As­ held on the first Tuesday of,Jie* ,ulfi Donald, Newark. Mr. (or t,np to Washington, D. C. Miss Jerry Bsllop. Miss AIary-'Cl|ffWood■ ------“— sociation at its meeting on Mon­ each month' in St. Mary's!:"’1! .Enip Club at this office. M ichael Skowronek and chil- bara Prusakowski, Sayrville. Mrs. Edward Weston, Mrs. ^i!S> Frances Woolley. Broad Gifts wore sent by Mrs. K. Howard Burlew, Mr.s, Merrill gi Keyporl. entertained the lyn Ullrich, Mru. Ida Irons, Mr Green, Mrs. Edwin Rosenbohm, numbers of tho Friendship Club Sarfih Bur'ew, M rs. Jorie B, Mrs. Paul Elahota. jr., Mrs. on Sent. ?7 for the first meeting naba. ;.:rs. Yvonne Gall. M; Timothy Keating, Brownvuwn: of Ihis season. The group will Ruth Brown, M rs. Muriel Cre ‘ Mrs. J. Jackson, Choescrjiinlve; hold its annual banquet at Co­ ker, Arlene Broker. Mi Mrs. A. Maliszewski, Mrs, A. by's Kt?siaurant. South Amboy, Margie M arc/. Mr.:. Alie' Maliszewrki, jr.. Mrs. Kciwarci on Tuesday even in::. Oct. 27. tz, Mr.s. Kdiih IIolL;', M rs. Roy Maliszewski, Mrs. Tho''u>s Phil Mrs. Lillie Bruner is in charge. Zeni, Mrs. Tiliie Janie.".on, Mi's: lips. South Amboy, Burin/', the business session Betty Ann SSorer, Mrs. Ge: "SAIL Miss Dorothy Hoever. who is conducted by Mrs. Dyfon Wood- v^anPelt. a freshm an at Bryant Collette, house, president, the group vot- Also Mrs. Kalhc..:'.e Mik'o;;: Providence, H. I., visited her pd io m ake a donation to the ns, Mrs. Ann Farielio, Mrs. Ver. CM” •'■•’rr s a s s * . - pnrents, Mr. and Mrs, William annual roil call of St. John's Brown. Mrs. Alta Konowaiow P. Hoever, Jr., Cedar Grove. Me'hudist Chureh. which will Mrs. Gloria Preston. Mrs. Viv. leg Broadway Ac over the weekend be hold on Thur^dnv, q -i . en Borneniann, Mr.s. Lillia. Carm ine Ri/.zo, son of Mr. llt the church, Besmett. Mrs, Ellen Owen> COMMANDED COLUMBUS Mrs. Betty Kostuski. Mr.s. Lon and Mrs. Sam Rizzo. Cedar Mr.s. Asbury Walling, Broad ise Peterson, Mr?. Sophie Mou Grove, left M onday for the U. S. St.. will entertain the i;roup at W ROLUKS-Master Of Ceremonies And he gave us an example of-cotirageous. Naval Training Station at Bain its November meeting. Re- ser. Mrs. Evelyn Tweeny, Mi.v bridgc, Md., where he j1:1.! re freshmcnts «'ere served !)>• the Jennie Barnaba. Miss Lola Hor The Chimes Family leadership which eveJfcrtoday — 463 years ceiye his basic trainii hostess. son, Miss Mary Crine, Miss Ar. O ’Neill. Miss Agnes Barron ai OiifMnmliiift Musical F am ili , after his discovery of America — is still nn Miss Elsie Gilbertson. Brown 1 Attending: were Mr.s. Alon?,o Miss Ellen Crine, . Inspiration, , town, who is a .stewardess for i,avton. M rs. Alvin Wallin*. Pan A m erican Air Lines, visit ^ j ls B runer. Mr.s, Ida White, Bobby Rollins Gwen Hnrris Has s If you arc trying to bring your ship inlo ed her maternal grandparems Mrs Russell Smith, Mrs. Wood- 1 I.AlTfill A MINL'TE in Arendai, No.way, for two iujus-o. Mrs. Augusta Holmes, Birthday Party port, “Sail on,” no m atter wlint y o u r diffi­ days on n recent flight from M ,.s> Louis Roselle, Mrs. Hud- (i culties. Use this bank’s facilities to help you New York to Oslo. Norway. sv n ca rh a rt. Mrs, Roelif Le- Mr, and Mrs. William The Tuckers ti" "'i : to reach yotir financial destination. SRt, Bernice Dixon, who Roy. M rs. A. VVrUllnp. Mrs. Harris entertained Sundny Mrntiil Tclepatlly stationed nt Fort Patlon, 1 Samuel Wallink. M rs Lillie celebrate the sixth birthday '- (TMj bnnk tt’ill not bc o p t n on is enjoyhik' a .'10-dny f - • v 11 Iluuhson. Mr.s, Prank P. Sproul, their daughter, Gwen. October 12 — Cohnnbu* D a y j at his Browntown. home. Ihe hostess and Mrs. Fred Wil­ I Guests were Donald and K The Burtons Mu. and Mrs. Waller Z.ito.Md, son. fl Kiiesl, nine Dorr, Mr. and Mrs. A Vocal Duel v Mr, and Mrs, Walter Schaffren :thur Dorr. M rs, Robert ...Da' nnd chlldven, Florence and Ed- ^ . <• D i and daughter, Linda, Kahwa aucVf*. • tf n »M?- P Cl [11C Xj€CK 0 1* Mrs. Joseph Arnold and ‘ PauLBenson JACKSON ST. 20 who nttended a hotisewurm Is Nine-Yenr«-01a dren. Debby, Joseph ami Jildv- -^■hc-f-.Ttff^tlt+ffHwe r line Saturday at thc home of ;Metuchen: J a m ...... llarba ra |Mrs. Schaffren',s brother and ^1Si Pi Heeker, .Kvelyn and Carole Barteld...... He i Lsl.ster - In - law, Mr. anti Mrs. M<»((»>ivllli\ enlei'taiiied Sun- |F,eiif.eld; E dw ard and Rod Bar NO THE 'Alexander Maclulewlez, New ej !i Op* neih Miller, (ill of M atawnn. cue in honor ol the Zriepb l he plel. I-iaeroft: Mr. nnd Mrs, (lames were played and priz uround.s were (tf«eonu« vlil: f^of i if lleidel (md sonr. Rich- s won *i.v Kathy .Meai.schlmer, '(MtIK riDIIAl M1IIYI Sum eornsla'1 and p u in p ■I s. ard ,'.11 (Ifirry. Red Haul , and Jeimet'i' Lassen, Pniriein Hey HIUIII MLitfM DtfOllI » . - OCT. 15th 1955 Guests were Mr, ami Mr>. lien-'Mr. ami Mrs. Edward C. Nol- r r and Flainft Dorr. A eirevis 3 P.M. Donation $1.00 m u m totf oKAiion nmln Ueiider. Mr. and \Irs.:!er ami datiphlers, Penny and I heme was used for the decora­ i 'Continued in eighth column) jKathy, Crcm n Rldue. tion*. ionila, Illinois, Massachusetts) AVm v New Social Security 'by studying Individual children!n * . ^ Ing ln Other A rm y technical Booklet Available |Dr. Prescott Speaks In their classes, then using: the; 1/T1V6F LiuULflllUlI and Minnesota of enrolling »“ jLeave For Training schools. .; ' . jdata in the group studies. per cent of ths eligible public 8 At the conclusion of the six THE ‘ llo w Does Social Security: To School Personnel 1 The first county meeting for “Award Of Merit” high school students in driver The first group of aG young months' active duty for train­ New York. New Jersey, and Aflect Farm Families?,” a leaders and co-leaders was held education courses. In fuch ing cycle, the young reservists-| MATAWAN JOURNAL the six New England states, will Join local reserve units question - and - answer book­ on Friday at 4 p.m. at the matters as administration and Child Study Groups State Honored For Ireported to Fort Knox, Ky.. on where they will actively par-! Oct. ti, 1955 let which gives brief easy-to-i I’ae e Nin* To Aid Teacher* Shrewsbury School. Several rep­ High School Program supervision of the state pro-Monday to begin six months ticipate in the reserve training!” ~ ------understand answers to ques­ resentatives from Keyport at­ gram, professional activities of|ac,,v<' dlUv for training under tions farmers are asking about; Dr. Daniel A. Prescott, au­ tended as It Is planned to set Gov. Robert B. M eyner Tuos- driver educntion teachers. m ax-|Ul® I11 “ Visions of the new Re- e p w a 't s m i Aimost “«»°f — old-ace and survivors Insur­ thority on child development up a study group in the bor­ day nr-rpntfd Trnm t-hft imum use of Instructional ma-|sen'e •Folcl‘s Acl 01 1955. military reserve duty. iwas usea continuing one with new Jersey, the state in which For Top Quality |M educators in each group films to be added annually to,tbe first high school drivel c.iu i Thc basic aim of the pro­ bring tiirougli films the hitestjcaticm L‘uur.',c\s 111 the n.Hicn In Feed, Cor.1, Farm and Gram, according to Dr. Pres- data on dental health educa- were inaut;urateci a quai'tu o. jeott, i.s to help teachers better tion to schools and organl—a century apo, should rect..(. Gar Jen Supplies nations in the county. ’ [today, its eighth consecutive ci I recognize when and hew to em- P* 1 I jliloy rew ards and punishments .______j tal Ion in the National High ORD ER N O W ! for children and to better un- Your advertisement in this School Driver Education Aw.ud ^ > 4 Iderstand causes of their actions. paper will reach prospective j program," Mr. Blaisdell „iii

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Planning Ordinances Democratic Women while others will li t In Hotel M ayor K atherine E lkus White, Farm Show Week i Red Bank, was moderator and P resident. ;. Session At Conference To Honor Candidates panel members were Mrs. Plans lor this year’s meeting Many groups of poultrymen, F r a n k H oran, president of the. of the Jersey Chick Association including co-operatives, are ar­ in Atlantic City were revealed P ag e Ten Ont. G, 105 Feature At League County Unit Plans Highlands D em ocratic Social! ranging one-day bus excursions Club; Mrs. Joseph Dolan, Eat- Tuesday by Jolm C. Taylor, as­ to Atlantic City during show I Of Municipalities Meet T ea At Molly Pitcher onlown, M onm outh County Club sociation secretary. Mr. Tay­ week, according to Mr. Taylor. Kach m an aboard llie N avy's' executive secretary; Mrs. Mary lor, who is extension specialist m odern nit'craft c a n te r USS: A session on plannlnK orriin- in* iirst fall meeting of the E. Jones, Red Bank, chairman; in poultry husbandry at the Col­; The Navy's aircraft carrier F orrestal will have an indiviri-| unces and the “ Official Map W om an's D em ocratic Club of| of tiie M onmouth County B oard1 lege ol Agriculture. Rutgers USS F orrestal has a com ple­ lial pullman-type bunk with und Building Permit Act iMoinnouth Counly was held Fri-! of Elections; M rs. Alton P ark­ University, says sessions on ment of more than 100 fighters reading lamp and nir-condition-|US53>*' has been scheduled for er, Highlands, recorder of the Nov. 2 and 3 will be held dur- |and bombers, many of them in g ven t. j tiie T hursday, Nov. 17, m o rn ­ •lav at Ilvento’s West End Man-' county club. Questions from inc tiie week of the Mid-Allan ! jet powered. The ncw ship ing session of the 40th annual West End. Mrs. Gustave J.j the audience w ere answ ered by tic Farm Show. Some of the Was commissioned 011 Ocl. 1, conlc*ience of the New Jersey r«t. president, related sev-: panel members. meetings wiil be held in Con-; 1955, Stale League of Municipalities, highlights of the recent to be held at Chalfonte-Haddon aing ill Atlantic City, and! The coimLy club w as enter­ Mall. Atlantic City, reused her appreciation io tained by the Long Branch; Woman's Democratic Club of; Mrs. M adeleine S, . Frost. nuei's who m ade i'L possible; which Mrs. Francis Suozzo is; Leanue executive director, ill Uie club to win lhe attend , president. Assisting were Mrs.. announcing the important e prize at the convention. | is. Thom as Buck!, Lung, Paul Kicrnan. Mrs. William! Here's lea! Buy! mectinu. noted that the Muni­ A ... j f i Beam, Mrs. 1-1. Vincent Hai cipal Attorneys’ Institute, the nch. social chairman, an-' ranck, and Mrs. Thomas Budd. Association of Municipal. Engl- need the annual candidates'! The prize donated by the Lons neet'.s. Lhe F ederation of Offi­ would bc held Saturday. Oct. ! Branch Club was awarded toi cial Planning B oards, and the 1:30 p.m. at the Mollv! :•!■ Hotel, Red Bank. The; Mrs. Leon Rankin. Belmar. $ 2 2 0 Buildup Officials Association K E S HEtL'-Pcsrcsde v club will honor all coun- A short business m eetins will, arc joining the League in spon­ precede the tea 011 Oct. 22 at, soring this feature of the four- uididates for officc. and ALL SPEDS which time the nominating com-: day conference. Genevieve Donnell. Mata-, Chech Your Favorito candidate for borough! m ittee will be selected. Interest in thc act is under­ □ Yellow Rose of T e x a s n, will lie among the! p Ain't V a Sham e scored by overlapping provis­ ■‘Furnished Apartment” signs D Seventeen ions of the “Official M ap -* lu re of the meeting was 'rr sale at, this office. u tr a w io N fl Fooled r : .cvi'e and a parallel n.ecc Enjoy ^ • ; Ln < 4? js a ?»I;tny oi legislation, the Planning Act y Splci dorcd Tbintf of lfJiiS. Under terms of the qour boose] P i':i!un1'' Lenves .former, action is the responsi­ □ Wake tlu* Town and all-year 21 'Fell the People bility of the municipal govern- Q The Bible Telis 2VIc* So ling officials, w hereas, the lat­ ;d . round! [■J Uncle Around the Clock ter bill provides that m unici­ ffj Maybcliene palities may delegate authority To Buy, Build be V, He to their planning boards. m t f JH Tina Maria ¥ ;• comfortable ] □ Tlu* Shifting Wliispcrlnjr Speakers at the session will Or Refinance? Snwls ’ include C h a r 1 e s K. Agle, Mrs, Spafford W. Selmiek, Maiawan, (seated), is shown above P MomcMits to R em em ber Princeton planning consultant as Mrs. Fred (hlman. Oakhurst, explains Ihe objectives of the We Are Morlfi;\ne l.oun % Horsepower [i Sour of the D ream er and nrchitecl, whose address volunteer program ai Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Classes (’orrespiHMlents for tin* IK)W A RI) [j Longest Walk is entitled. “ W hat Will It Be, to r the volunteers uill be held oh three successive Tuesdays in SAVINGS INSTITUTION, Newark. N. J. An Official M ap or a M aster October at 1:30 p.m. In the hospital auditorium. They started this past Tuesday. Orientation lectures will bc conducted by repre­ Plan?” ; Walter L. Gardner, jr., S|M*ei:il Attention to V.A. Jt l’.il.A. Loans Passaic planning board mem­ sentatives of Ilu* hnsi'-IIM's adm inistrative, medical, and nursing staffs. Registrations for volunteer service in clerical ami patient, AIR Albums ber. speaking on “ Are All P has­ tl Lars Guilin areas .“re i’**> • iM«>r-• #»i* >T’*s. ‘.'i*”" 1; Seiirciber, l!>3 i ’a-i es of thc Official Map Act Con­ □ Art Tatum vilion Ave., I.our Branch, director of volunteers. - H Gcorcie Auld stitutional?" and C. M cKim T. Frank Appleby Agency p Snort •­ Norton, vice-president, of the be held following the p Noel Coward Kctjional Plan Association, Inc., aitei noon $19,000 Goal In meeting. Approxim ately 25 ex- , c , n • Main St. and Mattison Ave., Asbury Park P Slifcvc Allen ^,C7 York, who will report on CONDITIONERS perts in tlieir respective fields Girl Scout Drive □ Art Linkletter’s House e::rr*riences of several New P R 5-3300 will be available for individual P arty York State communities now Optimism for a highly suc­ P U co rp p Shearing- sonsulation. A special feature administering official maps. cessful Girl Scout Fund Drive □ Burl Ives of this portion of the program was expressed by John T. Law [ l v- Mir-** l '*> vis, Jr. Bernard T. Aschenbrand, will be a m ock session ot a zon­ SALE PRICE $169.95 ley, Jr.. Northern Monmouth p llinir Crosby Bergenfield building inspector, ing board of adjustment meet­ □ Something Smith mul will talk on the “Building Of­ Countv Fund Drive Chairman, Regular ;5SD.J*5 the Red Heads ing. at the Fall Council meeting ficials' Role in ihe Administra­ More than 3000 delegates are tion of Official Planning L a w s,” held recently at the First Bap-I Beach Tavern Also expected lo attend the annual With heat and other deluxe feature and William Holster, Clifton tist Cliurcli, Red Bank. The! n U vnm s conference, which will be in goal of $19,001), Mr. Lawley sta-j at LAURENCE HARBOR City engineer and director of session Nov. 15 through 18. D Square Da nee etc. ted, m ust be m e t in order to| □ Mambo, Samho, public works, will speak on Khiimha (etc.) “Monuments and Certifications! bring Scouting' to the ever-j OPEM ALL YEAS? □ Cowboy as Required by the Maps Fil­ Paroled In ’4 8 T heft growing num ber of girls onl waiting lists. Mr. Lawley also! ing Act.” A question and ans­ Robert Broxton. 50, Matawan, NON-BREAKABLE wer period, presided over by: presented a detailed break-; Keansburg Appliance Co. witli a record of three term s Fred G. Stickel Iir, municipal down of the goal, covering such: IMPQ'illANT NOTICE ! I I attorney for Roseland, will fol­ served at state prison, Thurs­ itmes as rent, salaries, confer-1 Childrens low the addresses. day received a suspended sen­ ences, program and education.; Laurence Harbor Casino To Rent For 68 Church St. Keansburg 6-2489 During lhe Thursday after­ tence ancl wa.s ordered turned Mrs. William Croft. Ma-! j WEDDINGS * BANQUETS 9 PA R T IE S Records noon session, Lhe New Jersey over to his parole officer byjtawan. Council chairman for! AT THIS RAILROAD STATION' p himbo Federation of Official Planning Middlesex C 5 u n t y, in New'the senior round-up, reported) • MEETINGS e ROLLER SKATING □ Little Red School House Boards will hold its business Brunswick. lie was given into that five girls from this area; 9 BINGO “Low est Prices In This Area ” Ql Old McDonald Had a Farm meeting. John Brewer Moore,(custody of county detectives will be eligible to attend the; P Pull-N, Toot assistant town planner of Mont-Uast July when paroled lrom annual encampment for Senior p Clang, Clanjf, Fire Engine clair, has been invited to be prison after serving a three- Call MATAWAN 1-9703 after 5 P.M. Open Evenings Till 9 P.M. — Sun. 10 to 3 P.M. Q] Little White Duck Scouts to be held in June 1956.j P! /Ilice In Wonderland guest speaker. He is scheduled year term. The defendant ill Michigan. Twenty-five girls □ I’m Gonna Get Well to deliver an address entitled, pleaded guilty to the charge of have applied for the privilege H Aj>ple On a Stick t “Needed, 'ft Second Green Area breaking into the store of Emil of going to the nncamument p Jingle Dingle Concept.”'■' . Romberger and Son, Prospect Mrs. Gl'oft said. The five girls P Over the Rainbow A consulting period on plan­ Plains, and stealing ■ foodstuffs! who will be chosa-i mil" . tn You can have Ilic brilliant go-power ning and zoning matters will valued at $110 on Feb. Ifi, 1948. addition, demonstrate highly I* of the new 202>h.p. Thunderbird Y-8 trained camping skills. Special engine in any of the I’ordomatic em phasis will be placed upon Kairlane or Station Wagon models Special skills contributing to group fun for '56. In Fordomatic Mainline and which also will help other Customline models, you can have 4 5 4 3 3 Vz campers to understand this sec­ the mighty 176-h.p. V-8. The new tion of the country. l!J7-h.p. Six is available in all new ATTENTION INVESTORS The Council meeting closed Ford models. And in every '56 Ford Extended with the showing of moving pic­ model you get the cxciting styling ot tures taken during last sum­ the fabulous Thunderbird. RESIDING IN mer’s day camp held at Camp Play Nomoco. Girl Scout Council Asbury Park Keyport eamn of 250 acres located west See it now! Records Atlantic Highlands Lakewood of Freehold. B elm ar Manasquan Thc USS Forrestal’s 1036 foot Freehold Matawan length and 2552-food over-all ON SALE Holmdel Point Pleasant width makes the huge aircraft Middletown Spring lake carrier longer and wider than ihe’56 M D w ith new LIFEGUARD DESIGN any other naval vessel. All Makes of Needles K e a n s b u rg For All Speed For information on securities 51 Record Players and the stock market DONOVAN'S Plus PHONE W X-7070 Jacks of N eedk. Tree Service as a local call —no toll charge. TKl.I.S TOIM'KI) ■ 25 f o r 25* TKiMMrii, nr.MOVKii HOMSON & M'KINNOK Free Estimates MtOKlXS IN SIXUItniHS AND COMMODITM.:- Re?.soi^!:ls Pliers PETE'S INC. Garfield-Grant Motel, Long Branch 44 W. Kront St. ;! r.ff:::: ::: ?’.v.’7:v/ C.r\-.}: fl K eyport M. D o n o v a n O pen Friday Nile Til 9 P. M. W.'CERj NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGC Arm OTHER PRINCIPAL At Bus Stop Key 7-2700 SECURITY AND COMMODITY EXCHANGES 138 Church St., Belford

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.Wllliale ol The fine car at halfthefine-carprice FORD ro A .r . G eorge S. B arrett & Son MAIN STREEf MA 1-3100 MATAWAN w ays som ething Inviting:^ to rsec markets now offer, Grand Un­ The company has won an Im­ Card: of Thanks Jehovah’s W itnesses r6RAND~UNION CELEBRATES 83rd ANNIVERSARY at the end of the vista. ion arrived at a compromise pressive number of awards for The family of the late Edith itself because ol its far-reach­ Food-O-Mat Was Innovation lhat seems to work wonder M. M uckln wish to thank all As n combination of service and ing Innovations in personnel their friends, neighbors and rel­ An unique Innovation which Attend Assembly self-service. Grand Unin meat and management procedure. It atives for their many kindness­ Grnnd Union offers customers cutters prepare meats behind was selected by the American es during their recent bereave­ glass walls-in full view of shop Institute of M anagem ent ln 1955 ment. Especially Rev. James 46 Area Delegate* At of nil its new stores ls one of Oct. c, xnr.r I ’iige E le v e a Mr. Shield’s personal, patented pers. for the fifth consecutive year Gusweller, Keyport First Aid Perth Amboy Meeting inventions, the “Food-O-Mat," The meats are then pass­ as one of the “best managed" and the Bedle Funeral Home. Real Estate Listing Cards for which has been hailed as the ed out on a “rolling cold” con­ cmpanies iu the U. S. and Can­ Stephen Muckln A total of 46 delegates of Llie greatest development in pro­ veyor belt to ‘‘hostesses’* who ada, Only 14 firms wcre so and F am ily sale at this office. ■ ^K eyport congregation of Jelio- duct display In the past half­ wrap lhe m e at nnd place It in designated afler a survey of vah’s witnesses nttended the century. This ls an automatic the cases. With this system, 4000 by t-lie Institute, and Grand Cntral New Jersey Circuit As­ device, covering one complete while shoppers can still request Union was the only company in sem bly tills past weekend wall, which functions as a, dis­ special cuts of meat, the butch­ the food field am ong the 14. Vacation Land! which attracted 2135 persons to penser of cans, jars and other ers are not held up as in the It recently has been honored MacWllllnm Stadium In Perth staple Items. It works on’ the time-consuming personal serv­ by tlie R esearch Institute of TRAVEL BY STEAMSHIP A m erica for Its "Clerks Amboy. Stephen Conyk, presi gravity - feed principle, witli ice system . A pparently this OR PLANE. CRUISES. ding minister In Keyport, said, items sliding down a hidden new system is popular becnuse Month,” a month-long series of ramp ns the preceding ones arc Grand Unin's ment sales are activities designed to enhance ACCOMMODATIONS ARRANGED "Everyone from our congrega (Foreign or Domestic) tlon thoroughly enjoyed the ga taken oul by the shopper. In higher than the average for the the im portance of Its store thering- nnd feels uplifted by th'is way, shelves are always supermarket lndustray as n clerks. Grand Union has been PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE the inspirational talks on per- kept stocked without custom­ whole. a leader in providing employee O s o n a l Bible study nnd how to ers being bothered by store per­ The chain also prides itself bnefits. Store managers and improve our ability to teach sonnel wheeling around carts of on selling only prime nnd choice store departmental managers Brown Travel Bureau o thers.” goods and clogging the aisles. grades of meat, and the policy partake in n liberal profit-shar­ Day Calls: VAHpy M U I—214 Smith St.. Perth Amboy, N. J. Of special interest to the lo This unit saves some 3 per j of "d atin g " all m ent packages ing plan, the first in the Indus­ Nieht Calls: KE 7-507,1—7 Broadway, Keyport cal group was the principal cent of the floor area that otlv and not .selling them lo the try. shopper after a short period of Grand Union seems to have speech, "Overcoming the Fears i - , _ . erwiso would be tnken up byj of This Generation", by J, Wil­ shelves and gondolas to accom- shelf -life was introduced in found the "key" to success in bur Fllson, distrcit representa inodale lhe merchandise. Most June 1953 and has been widely the hlglily-competitive super­ tlve of the Watchtower Bible Lansing P. Shield, President ol 1 lie important it saves customers acclaimed. Grand Union, in­ m a rk et field, and that key is THE BARGAIN HOUSE customers satisfaction. If re­ and Trnct Society, New York Craml Union Comp,my, cuts a giant many steps, for a shopper only cidentally, was the first major cent indications are any cri­ Mr. Conyk participated hi the birthday cake iiiarkinu the 83rd. has lo walk several feet to se­ chain to have meat depart­ — Lanzaro Bros — _____ teria. G rand nion will conti­ assembly progrnm, speaking on anniversary of the food chain, lect any of several hundred ments in iheir stores, installing nue in its present winning ways. 3> the subject “Doing Your Ut­ second oldest in thc country. The item s. Tlie Food-O-Mat Corp., them in 1923. FRANCHISE DEALERS most.” He based his remarks cake is a replica of the company's wholly owned subsidiary of j NORGE — WELBILT on the scripture 2 Timothy headquarters building in East Pater­ G rand Union, m arkets tills • Gas and Electric Ranges • Refrigerators 2:15: "D o your utm ost to p re­ son, New Jersey. On the wnll behind eaiiipmeni lo other retail stor-l sent youself npproved to Gcd, n Shield is a hand eolored illustration es. ~ 9 Bamboo Blinds, Al! Sizes $2.50 Up workman with nothing to be from an 1872 newspaper depicting A superm arket is m ade or Ross W. Magkn Agency 0 “DINETTE KINGS” » asham ed of, handling the word exterior and interior views of the broken ill its meal department, • Wrought Iron ® Chrome of truth aright.” and it’s in this area that Grand oncc-famous Grand Union Hotel in TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED Included on the program, Saratoga Springs, Ncw York. At union has come up with anoth­ Keof Estate — insurance also, ■were Mrs. V irg in ia one time, the hotel was considered / 1 1 1 1 er unusual merclinndtsing lden. WAItKHOUSl-: AN1) SHOWROOMS OPEN KVIiltY WAV Conyk nnd Mrs. Rose Capraun tlle largest in tlie world, and had itemizing that shoppers prefer MATAWAN 138 Main St. MA 1-0003 AM) SUNDAYS Who had part in a dcmonstra- many of tlic world’s notables among more personalized service when Tennent Rd. Tel. MA 1-1694-J MorRanville tlon of m ethods of im proving its guests. The old hotel was demol­ bliving meats than most super­ the effectiveness of personal ished and a modern Grand Union llome Bible study. supermarket opened oil the site in mm .■ d i B L r ^ June, 1954. Present Awards Kiglit— Woodcut of the original At Cub Meeting Grand Union food store opened hy Cyrus Jones in 1872 in- Scranton, Cub Pack 80,- sponsored by Pa. Tea and coffee were lhe most St. Jseph’s Parent-Teacher As- important items sold in tliis slort. sciallon, Keyport, held a meet­ WINTH It wns on a bright October at the E C T R K ing Thursday evening in St, Jo­ rate ol almost one a seph’s school. The three dens morning in 1872 that young Cy­ weekj comprising this pack sang rus D. Jones first knocked upon Over 400 P er ('ellt Increase songs with special verses. ( the doors of liis neighbors' hous­ Along with its increase (1 . Achievement awards were chain size, Grnnd Union lias es in the Pennsylvania mining presented to the parents of the shown a somewhat remarkable following Cubs: Garry Fote town of Scranton. Bearing bas­ Increase in total sales, up over bear badge; Henry DuBois, ketfuls of fresh coffee nnd tea 400 per cent in the past eight Bold arrow: Jack DuBois, woll under each arm , he set out to years. The driving force be­ AUNDRY badge; Fred Jones, lion badge sell these two products which hind this meteoric rise is Presi­ gold arrow, tliree silver arrows ho knew w ere needed daily in dent Lansing P. Shield, who In and one-year pin: George Ro every home. He had persuad 1324, while still in liis twenties, man, gold arrow: Michael Skid­ ed a relative in the wholesale joined the Jones Brothers Tea more, one-year pin: James Sul­ grocery business to supply him Cmpany as comptroller. livan, wolf badge; Jack McMa wilh n limited nmount of these Mr. Shield became president Lan, wolf badge and one year items, nnd he wns up nt dawn of tlle chain in 1947, ami since linn, wlf badge and one-year each dny soliciting orders door that time sales have increased pin: Philip DellaPletro, one- to door, returning each night to from 155,000.000 In 1946 to SKO,- year pin: Richard Dnloia, web- deliver the orders taken that 000,000 at the present tim e, nncl elos badge and graduation cer- m orning. they are expected to soar over tlficate; Jnmes McVaz, webe- Tills wns the founding of llie 260,000,000 by the end of the los badge nnd one-year pin: Jones Brothers Tea Company, year. ■ Charles Simmons, lion badge; fore-runner of todny’s multi­ irs EASY! It’s fun for the ivhole family! Even more r e ill ar k a b 1 e John P. Bench, bobcat pin, and million dollar Grnnd Union is the fnct that until Mr. Shield Edward T. Ziegler, bobcat Com pany, which is celebrating took over, Grand Union was Just plan the all-electric kitchen or laundry pin. . , Its 83rd anniversary this month. neophyte in the supermarket M rs. -Lillian Sim m ons, a den Second oldest food store chnin field, concentrating primarily mother, nlso wns presented in the United States, Grand Un­ on regula service-type stores. you want and enter it in McCall's gigantic wilh n one-year pin. ion now operates approximate­ However, this amazing jjte It wns reported HTiat' the cake ly' USO ' units ' throughout the of growth Is not the only foun­ sale held Sept: 24 by the den northeastern section of the na­ national contest: 214 big prizes including dation upon which the success mothers of Pack 80 was suc­ tion and in lhe province of On­ of G lan d Union is built. Ac­ cessful ami the group express­ tario. Canada. From its. head­ cording to Mr. Shield, "It’s not a completely remodeled electric kitchen and ed'their appreciation to all who quarters In East Paterson, the question of how fast you enn co-operated. ■ chnin Is rapidly expanding its xpand,, but how fast you can present operation. In n highly expand nnd stlli keep what a completely remodeled electric laundry. “For Rent" and “For Snle" competitive lield, Grand Union you’ve built up; tiie real m e as­ signs may be purchased at this hns opened over 70 supermar­ ure of your business Is how olfice. kets in the past two yenrs, or m uch w ater is running out of the bottom of the barrel.” His deepest concern I.s not with the num ber of new locations but wilh the choice of them, and also with the inaintninance or a good, sound organization. RETIRE M IjlUe A European City ln nil its recent stores, Grand Local Awards! Union hns broken completely with the usual supermarket AVAILABLE ONLY TO JCP&L CUSTOMERS ENTERING McCALL’S CONTEST conventions nnd restrictions. In , their rntptovret nml iir.inrtlitdf /ntnilirt arc not ettfiibtr Jvr lucut oirnntr, 1951, President Shield directed OLD HOUR his architects to forget v.hat had been done until then in Lhc wny of supermarkets and stat­ ed, “ We want n big store bat ALL-ELECTRIC KITCHEN APPLIANCES —or any oilier old (leaner we don’t want the housewife overwhelmed with the feeling The lucky first prize winner receives a big Refrigerator- tlint she hns a. large, cavernous AMD GET TWO ALLOWANCES Freczer com bination, a Customline built-in Electric R ange area to cover. Let’s give her an intimate, colorful ntmos j ancl an A utom atic Dishwasher, all by Hotpoint. Aiul that’s THIS MONTH ONLY! phcre which will m ake it a not all. First prize also includes... pleasure for her to shop in our I m n rek t." j REGULAR TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE PLuS Five Dormcyer Portable Appliances: A Dorm eyer M ixer, j Each store is designed some Toaster, W afllemaker, Cod'eemaker ancl a Skillet. PLUS SPECIAL RETIREMENT ALLOWANCE what like a wagon wheel tonly |with a squre perimeter'. Als- a H om em aker Pot and Pan Set, a Cntco Cutlery Set both Ues fan out from a focal puint, DURING OCTOBER! ■ with several main aisles cult Inn by W ear-Ever, plus a year’s supply of Calgonite detergent. lour olii clriinu " ill nr\ rr In- unrl incross the spokes to give the il i.« 'I hip im m lh o n h . \ n f vour mr- Color was another feature ot: TW O HKJ TH IR D PRIZKS: Not one, but hr,, third prizes. iprlinf!. Thrutotituit du*-i Imv. Only Hoover pivfy • ’ ‘ the store about which the Inter-! One winner receives a Kelvinator Automatic Electric' Clttuiidir. ior deslBHes gave m ti c h thought. They replaced the de Ranjre, the other winner a Therm ador built-in Autom atic

pressing drab, dull white wllh Electric Haiiee. ______TEN EYCK RONSON, Inc. a vurelty of colors to express .mil the •'personality" of each dr SPECIAL! partnient. For example, one UPPER MAIN ST. M: 1-1600 will find tlle bnby foods b.u-l: . Prlres for Jr, Homemakers ed by delicate pinks and whiles.j Special fni'iit awards ( o r slit* , ...... the .fr. n al! these merit awards! ilt'htn <*ntt*rii»ff the local con* Ti'runre— ar— m!iTC--;nnr-'oir tent include: u Wcslin^hoiiHU **' 'ffMinrg^^Wfftf?fynrna-fr-«r»—■— mjififcr**'* “ *~* Oi'ToHirbTT'friTA-gl"~— limit piiins were taken lo jee ‘T7i?rm r;trro rayr "inr •iVniivrm,H4- that colors didn't clash wllh one tiy Wear-lYCr f nai)B » Cl JtnnJuii) Ml*fr )tuin'r, ti l)oi»}>'yfr MYNDERT BONNEMA ^ nol her. Thc net result is m • Hullilo r.a Kolll. , 0 , Kronrh'Krv Skil!«t »\n»i i< (IB t CAR SA W YOU liOHCY O* J\p- * harmony of color that's re • Cut.. Cutlery * . 0[ Walllr rnt.k.r-O, ill SkillcU trained nnd restful, n delight • Snutk )el Cu« d Cutler/ • Of Slumlord Cofleemakcr • 01 SMIItf M l KHTDS o r msUMWfeE . >" behold. Ihis different design iu sup r <1 r1” The ruli'fi of tht mil ioiitil McChIIn Mtclu'iMiiumlrv ronlosl will iiKn ^ i>i»l> In lhc him I rnnlc«.|. Any » inner *,J i'l <. * '•nwirkcl.s seem s to have ac­ of ont *1 four nntionnl MrCiili'A ‘‘first prl/W "ill not bv cli^ililc for « |>il/c in lhe Imnl ronlrM. hieved the feeling of niim.v Lfiis fci/i i .-.mall Midps without the reslrlc- ■)j ^ V k } •• * 1 * J . ^ )- lions ol walls and doors. The leelinlrnir wa.s Inspired hy llie ili^'tuu ol those old lOuroponn eltii,' where the main streets ■ '} are not laid out as piidlriins G£T your entry coupon at your Reddy Kilowatt L'laler’s! but me vistas, niid-'there's- nl- ing the service of a person with t ( t Holy Name Society plans for demonstrations on * " bnslc landscape training, ac­ Operation Muster” County Association To Hear Labrecque county, basis -were outlined and cording lo Westervelt Griffin, discussed. Mr/ Dijman, who The Holy N am e Society of St. assistant dean at the College. Planned For Oct. 27 Holds Installation presided at Che meeting, point* NOTES Joseph's Church will begin Its Lectures and laboratory work 3d out that previous statewide program of monthly meetings will fill the daytim e hours of exercises emphasized primarily Ooi. fi, lar.r. Keyport Woman Is tonight at 8:00 p.m. Following ra*«! Twelve tlie students, A m ong the top­ All-Out Mobilization About Area Men and Women communications control center the brief business meeting, ics lo be studied are lawn m a k ­ For CD, National Guard President Of Unit operations and staff training. Theodore J. Labrecque, Red ing and maintenance, trees and in the “Operation Muster” will place 10-Week Course In The New Jersey “Operation The Monmouth County Unit. Ban1 lawyer and past presi­ shrubs, garden m aking ar.d the organization in a support Landscape Maintenance M u ster" cxercise which will bc Ncw Jersey Association for Re­ dent of the Holy Name Society, maintenance, plant materials role, ready to move to any area ^ held T hursday, Oct. 27, will larded Children, lield its sixth will ad d ress the men of the So­ and propagation, how plants in the eastern section where ^ To help meet thc increasing m a rk tlie first time in (he his­ Armed Services anniversary installation dinner cicty. demand for persons trained in grow, soils nnd fertilizers and Sept. 28 at Crystal Brook Inn, their assistance is needed. tory of the stnte that State Civ­ Donald F. Miller. Keyport, caring lor plantings and lawns plant pest control. • Ii.atonto\vn, wit.li approximate­ At the same meeting, the il Defense F ources nnd .select­ president of St. Jo se p h ’s Holy on home and public grounds, Regular members of the Col­ ly 50 members present. State Director revealed for the ed units of the New Jersey Na­ N am e Society, will preside at Ruteers University will hold a lege of Agriculture faculty will Training At Itainhridjte iCiraduate From Rasic Training Edward O'Reilly, Red Bank, first time that the exercise tional G uard will com bine in thc meeting. Refreshments are 10-weck course In the subject teach the course, which Is tui­ Frederick Henry Haseman,j Charles J. Venn, seaman ap­ who III addition to being a inem- would be held on Oct. 27. He an “all*out” mobilization. served at the end of every beginning Oct. 10. This will be tion-free to New Jersey resi­ jr ., 17, son of M r. and M rs.lp^cntic, son of M r. and Mr.s. 'lier of the unit also is slate said there would be no neces* Maj, Gen. James F. Cantwell meeting. one oi ihe seven courses in dents. Further information P r e d v i <-• James Vena, 521 Lower Main council president of tlie New sity Tor a “surprise” alert since Chief of Staff, Department c.f Thc Holy Name Society aims farming and related field to be­ about liiis course, and the other II e n r y 1 Jersey Association for Retard­ most counties planning dem­ Defense, and Thomns S. Dm- at helping Catholic men strive gin at that time at the College short courses opening at the m a n , O a k s t . ed Children, installed the new onstrations at thc assembly are­ nan. Acting State Director of to be modern-day followers of of Agriculture. same time, can be obtained Matawan. hasi officers. They included Mrs as also werc planning to invite Civil Defense and Disaster Con­ Christ, the model of Christian from the officc of tlie Dean, enlUted in tin*' Paul Waffenfeld, Keyport, pres the public to w itness the dis­ The course in landscape trol, in a joint announcement m anhood. College of A griculture, New O'. S. N a V yi idem:. Also am ong tliosP naiti- play. maintenance is open lo ama­ said, “This test should prove Brunswick. and is under-; ed as new state council repre­ teur Hardeners. However, IL is of inestim able value in estab­ g o i n u re ! sentatives was Mr. Waffenfeld. intended mainly for persons in- lishing the capabilities of both teresled in employment with Enjoy one of America’s great emit training Robert Slone, Marlboro, act­ “Operation M uster” organizations to combine oper­ I TRY TO MATCH nurserymen, landscape contrac- freedoms. Attend the churcb oi at I3ninbridL',i\j ed ns toastmaster for the eve­ (Continued from third column) ations efficiently. It also will to rs or establishm ents requlr- your choice tills weekend. Md. Hc was' ning and Mrs. Joseph Walsh, assist in setting up procedures ard operating procedures for; QUALITY m PRICE 1) r c o c e s s e d iVstouiy Park, played the organ which can be used in the event disaster and war emergencies.” sit, the Asburyj for dancing after dinner. of any emergency which misht the Chief of-Staff asserted. AMD GIVE EVERY P a r k Recruit-] Plans werc made to hold a “ At the same time it will ac­ arise.” in?; Station and' IIASEMAN dance at Joseph’s in West Long quaint CD-DC authorities below 2nd GAL. FREE From the standpoint of the enlist e d B randi on Nov. 26 in conjunc­ the state level wiLh the capa­ THEY CAN'T BELIEVE IT! Civil Defense and Disaster Con­ at Philadelphia. Pa. : DEI, J O N ES tion wilh the National Fund bilities nnd limitations of New trol organization, it will be the Arrives At Fori Rcnn iti kt St.; Ocoi'kb ]•. McBritlo, air- Drive for Retarded Children to Jersey National Guard units in first time a statewide mobiliza­ BETTER Army Sgt. Hector A. Bolivia.iman apprentice, son of Mr. and be held Nov. 13-23. Plans also disaster control operations. tion of thc com plete State CD THAN This Is A Notorious whose wife, Else, lives on RDl.jM rs.. George .Mrlinrlp. Valley are underway to establish an At a recent meeting in the organization . hns been accom­ Keyport, recently arrived at Dr.; Walter II. Jones, jr.. sea­ occupational center in Mon- Trenton Armory with County plished, Mr. Dignnn pointed out. YCUR p o rt Benniny. G a., and is n o w im m apprentice, .son of Air. anti imilli County for thc older re­ CD-DC Co-ordinators and their He emphasized that the pur­ a m e m b e r of tlie Third Infan­ tarded children. staff members. preliminary OWN pose of the mobilization is pri­ try Division. Price Slashing Sale marily to (est the ability of lo­ FACTORY After three years in the Far cal directors to alert, assemble East, the Third Division. r‘ck ancl dispatch personnel and Four truck loads of appliances were delivered named the "Rock of the Mar­ equipment to designated loca­ C.P.A. Audit Shows ine" division, is undorKoinir in over the weekend and we’re still going strong tions from which they will bc fantry training at tlie foil Profit 8c Gal. with our terrific fall sale. Yes Bayshore area folks assigned to em ergency areas. Sgt. Bouvia. a cook in Head­ are amazed and are still taking about it. For “Thc necessity of a test of quarters Detachment of the ADLER = The spectacular success of Mary Carter Paints has many insfsnce here is a senational bargain . . . One this type.” the State C-D Third Support C om m and en head stated, "was illustrated SCREEN AND LUMBER CO. facets—but the outstanding tered the Army in 1942 nnd was one is the determination to J»f lhe many huge savings now being offered graphically during the recent last stationed in Japan. iu < ; u w \ v :::» - y\ iddlktou n turn our products equal or . .. So don’t miss this one. hurricane and flood experien­ better than competition. ces. Hnd we been better pre­ To Complete TraininR Special pared and organized, assembly Pvt. David Brown, son of Mr Glowing reports and flatter­ and Mrs. Charles ,J. Brown and movement of personnel and M cRltlDK V K.VA ing correspondence are con­ equipment to assist the stricken RD1, K eyport, is scheduled to ALUMINUM tinually directed to Miss Car­ areas of the slate would have complete recruit training early Mrs. Walter H. .Jones, sr.. 28 ter by customers from all walks of life. been accomplished much more tills m onth at the M arine Corps Middlesex St.. and Dominic J. PORCH ENCLOSURES Wringer Washer smoothly. Recruit Depot, Parris Island DelRosso, airman recruit, son S. C. AWNINGS You are urged to hesitate In •‘While our organization for of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Del­ buying any other product un­ the most p a rt did a m agnifi­ The 10-week course covers Rosso, Am boy Rd., all of M a­ JALOUSIES til you investigate the fa m ­ cent job, and I am very proud military drill, first aid, person tawan, have graduated from ous “I'll Pay Half Your $79.95 of them, nevertheless thc oper­ al hygiene, Marine Corps his­ recruit training after complet­ DOORS Whole Paint Blit” offer. tory, nnd defense against chem ing nine weeks of basic train­ Regular $169.95 ation could have been perform­ WINDOWS ed much more efficiently and leal and atomic attacks. ing at the U. S. Naval Training o n ly w ith with less confusion If we had The final three weeks are Center, Balnbridgc, Md. FULL YEAR FREE SERVICE previously attempted this type spent 011 the rifle range where Before graduation, a recruit FABULOUS of an exercise.” the new Marines fire the M-l must, complete intensive study FREE Generous Term* Arranged. . Gen. Cantwell said he wel­ rifle ror qualification. courses in N aval custom s and E ST IM A T E Free Prompt Delivery com ed this opportunity to Join Serves Overseas traditions, seamanship. gun­ ROL-LATEX nery, firefighting, citizenship, thc CD forces In the mobiliza­ Airman Second Class John P. Call Middletown 5-0791 tion. Hansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. ship and aircraft identifica­ “While the upper echelons of John A. Hansen, 75 Division St.. tion, and ship nomenclature, We Also Carry a Complete IJne’of , DAD Keansburg Appliance Co. the Guard are familiar with the Keyport, processed at Parks with p r a d i c a l applica­ operation of the Civil Defense Air F o rce Base. Calif., witli the tion of all training phases Paint — Hardware — Lumber — Millwork PAINTS organization, this test should be Group enroute to Formosa. where possible. The boys will OUTSIDE 68 Church St. Keansburg 6-2489 the first step In familiarizing P rio r to his shipm ent to the have 14 days rccruit leave aft­ Unpainted Furniture — Power and Hand Tools AT TIIK RAILROAD STATION National Guard units on all lev­ Far East. Airman Hansen was er which they will report as els with Civil Defense and Dis­ stationed at Kessler Air Force follows: S'A Vena to Bain- Housewares — Garden Tools aster Control operations. Base. Miss. bride for duty: A/A McBride Low est Prices In This A rea ” “It also should be of great Airman Hansen entered the to aviation school at Norman. Open Evenings Till 9 P.M. — Sun. 10 to 3 P.M. value to both organizations In U. S. Air Force in August 1933. Okla.; S/A Jones to communi­ aiding them to develop stand* He graduated from Keyport cations technician school at Watch This Paper Next Week for Our (Continued in seventh column) High School in 1952. San Dioyo, Calif,, and A/R Del- Rogeo-'- to-’-' aviation -fundam ental school at Norfolk. Va. F A L L SPECIALS All four men enlisted at the OOO OOOOOOOOOOOOO q U. S. Navnl Recruting Station at Asbury Park and were sworn WHILE into the service at Trenton. 0 Two Xew Marines PIANOS - ORGANS GALA Two' bayshore men were en­ 0 listed in the U. S. M arine Corps MOM during the month of September,; 0 it wns announced by Technical Sergeant Joseph A. Markovich, 0 non - commissioned officer in ^ (o! 1 9 5 5 charge of recruiliu” at thc post 1883 — n r j * ...... GUI RANG 0 officc building, Asbury Park. They are: A ndrew D. Snell* 72 Years of Experience Selling Pianos and Organs i>oi;s Featuring 6 M grove, jr.. 18. son of Mr. and INDOOR 0 Mrs. A. D. Snell'jrove, sr., UC W A L L S Manning Pi.. Keansburg. andj WITH TIIK c Sponsored By NEW JERSEY NATURAL M S CO. 0 Peter E. Oliva. 17, yon of Mr.j SAME and Mrs. Peter A. Oliva. l!03'f PAINT oooooooooo oooooooqoooo Ohio Ave., E a st K eansburg. j Thc new “ 1 e a I h c r r. e c k s ’ ‘ are. “N ew est ideas for A utom atic G a s Cooking....” currently undergoing 10 weeks j of recruit training at Marine; VOt' CAN ACTUALLY Corps Rcciuif Depoi. Parris Is­ I Si: SI'IXTACULAU “Econom y B urners!” “G riddles G alore!” land. South Carolina. : ln Exercise, “Centerboanl” : ROL-LATEX “R otisseries!” “C ontrolled Top Burners! Ships and planes from the; I ’OIt B O TH —NO P U SS United States, Great Britain.; NO CONTUSION Portugal and Prance joined1 “Coolest Cooking ever forces Sept. 22 to participate I fih e in North Atlantic T re a ty Or-; Nationally Advertised You A gani^ation exercise Center-; . List .Pricc board. ] FREE Taking part in the joint anti-: *5.95 Cial. Wllh snbnv’ rh'e wn rfavr n^-vnHon; IlnnlMlolltr Kacli One uboard tlie destroyer USS Zel-; N o 1’ aitL O d o r Purchased la;.; \,as rlavy i-. . i,i I It, W.iilisU-ln Cu. nl T:un CA/'wvn3 | Office Building, Asbury Park. The Tusting Piano Co. pii i.irt.ii) i>ii- miIi i.mlliition, llf.im-1' 12 oilier Prizes Daily i*n tn ni iiirii*.il iilif> , Now Is the tim e to advertise N.W, Cor. Banks and Bond Asbury Park these unused articles for sale Hiljhw.'.y 3*1, Matawan Sea Girt Inn, State Highway 71 (Route 4N), Sea Girt, N. J. A small ad lu the classified col­ 16 Monmouth Streel Red Bunk umn will turn tliem Into cast j Matawnn 1*3884 I for you. ■Sica W ins Court. Case New Jersey Banks Are Over $1000 Commission

Joseph Schenkel. New Bruns • Cited At Convention wick, who described himself nr MATAWAN'' JOURNAL a business broker, was denied Ont. G, 1353 l*age Thirteen Award For Outstanding a com m ission of $1000 T hurs­ Service To Farmers day by Judge Georee D. Mor­ $1000 ii-s rimimisKsion. He told rison in Middlesex County Dis­ YEARS YOUNG The banks of New Jersey trict Court In New Brunswick, the roiin th;it lit1 a rra ig e d for ^ were honored at Chicago on for which he sued in the sale thc sale to Mr. Sica. He said Sept. 28 for tlioir outstanding of Vince’s L aunderette, High­ lie had com pleted his part of service lo lhe stale's farmers land Park. He named Benja­ tiie baruam nnd wa.s entitled to when the New Jersey Bankers min P. Sica, Keyport, and Vin­ Lhe commission. m f ® Association wa.s presented wilh cent Martin, Highland Park, as Thc court ruled lhat Mr. Mar­ the 1000-point ratitnv aw ard of defendants. tin was not the ow ner of the the Agricultural Commission of v r - i i m Mr. Sica acquired the busi­ business and therefore could =*■ i--j M U the American Bankers Associ­ ness for S10.200. It had been not deliver a title. It also was ation. The award was present­ operated by Mr. Martin but not pointed out that the plantlff did ed in The Conrad Hilton Hotel owned by him, according to Mr. not produce the actual owner at the Second General Session Sica, who testified that Mr. of the kiunderetle and therefore of the Association’s Blst Annual Schenkel had not obtained tho had nol earned his commission. Conventior. About ■ B500 bank­ business for him. ers from every state in the Un­ Mr. Schenkel testified lhat it Real Estate Listing Cards to ion a'/cnc'.ed the Convention. was ngreed he would be paid mie at this ofiice. The 1030-point rating aw ard ‘ is each yc^r to the state -bankers association of ' those states whose banks have AT OUR HAPPY BMHDAY PARTY been of notable service to agri­ culture during the preceding year, both'through high quality of regular banking service to farmers and spccial activities SUPER U.S. Choice awd Packers' Top Brands conducfeH in *he r^ ric ’iliural field. This is the 11th consecu­ tive year tlial Ncw Jersey's banks have received the award indicating th continuous na­ ture of the bank program in SALE R IB S o f B E agriculture. The aw ard wns presented by Jesse W. Tapp, chairman of Bayshore Area Folks Are Talking About BOW One Price the Agricultural Commission To and chnirman of the board, t Bank of America N.T.&S.A.. Our Amazing Sale Now Going On! <5uaro>»*ee SHORT CUT ib Los Angeles, California. In Top Value making thc presentation, Mr. Sa«s*<,c*,on 4 9 Tapp said: “The transitional For Example. . . Look at This period which agriculture is go­ ing through is a challenge to Small, Lean jtsmers. Bankers, traditional Terrific Buy! ly an important source of credit Grain Fed to agriculture, have a special PORK LOINS S *2 9 ' b * 3 9 ' challenge to see that credit­ worthy farmers receive the am ount and kind of credit The Variety Family Package of ihe Vt'eek 27" Console T V Grand Union which i.s warranted under the present circumstances. The With Full Doors Gropitd B m i Quality Controlled 3 5 / credit and capital requirements VARIETY PACKAGE of the farmer today tire greater Largo Pink than ever before. Therefore, Fresh Florida FREEZER BUY 4 MEALS now ls the time to concentrate SALE PRICE S h r i m p 6 9 / N O W A S T E Ib. upon the wise use of credit to Sliced Ncpcci Libby's — Ketl L IN ONE assist farmers lu makliir; the Reg. S700 — “Full Guarantee"’ n * AVG. WT. 14 lo 16 lbs. adjustments that are essential for, the future development of Free Delivery — Convenient Terms Pastrami 69* I Crab Cakes £ 4 9 * You Rccciv-c; Rib Roasf, Port Loin Roast, the farm economy.” Choice Center Cut Pork Chops, Ground Beef. Every state ln the Union now has an active bank agricultur­ al program . The work is plan­ Keansburg Appliance Co. ned and directed by state agri­ cultural committees and imple­ FRESHMADEvlADE m I GRAND UNION 0 ^ mented by some 3000 county 68 Church St. Keansburg 6-2489 key bankers. New Jersey’s county key bankers are the AT THE RAILROAD STATION m e m b e rs of the New Jersey Bankers’ Association Commit­ “ Low est Prices In This A rea ” BuniR-oJCATSup 2 -3 3 tee on Agriculture. It is' the work of these groups Open Evening* Till 9 P.M. — Sun. 10 to 3 P.M. Van Camp D e m in g in New Jersey which brought 15'/ioz.4%^ the award to the state’s banks cans A j Biuebftck Sdnton Points toward the award nre Pork & Beans 2 given by the A. B. A. for such Nabisco Lightmcat Chuni Siyle activities as promotion of soil conservation and land manage Veri-Thin Pretzels 29? Chicken™Sea Turna6’!" 33' m ent, sponsorship of agricul­ tural college short course schol- Just Reduced Tender . arsliips for young farmers, co- ‘operations with the extension Sreen Sirara! Pews 2«ntl41> service of the stnte agricultur­ All MX33/ 2513.89 al _ college, support of fnrm Pillsbury Pillsbury ■.youth groups such as F uture F a rm e rs of A m erica and 4-H F lo u r blbs b£4 7 / Angel Food Mix Clubs, and other programs to 2 2V strengthen bnnker-farmer rela­ Blue Ribbon Staley Sja-Puf tionship, quality ot regular bank service to farm ers is of Pcsbricli S©ft ser bq:,4 5 ^ course given major emphasis Toilet Tissue tC 33' 9 In choosing the award winners. Among the agricultural pro- jectsof New Jersey banks dur­ ing the past yenr were the eighth annuftl Farmers t t B ank­ ers Luncheon as part of the ICEBERG 1655 Farmers’ Week program of the State Department of Ag rlculture, a tour of the Camp­ DIRECT FROM CALIF. bell Soup Company plant, Cam­ LETTUCE FIRM SOLID HEADS den, and an award to the slate 2 2 5 •t-H. Club to cover the expense of four club members at the Grapes Sweetened By Natur* b- 2 3 ‘ I Sweet Cider Smooth Tasting 63‘ Washington, D. 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ix Corner, Grand Christmas Gift for Dad. Start your *of today. Highway 36, Keansburg ' K E Y PO R T Open Tues., and Thurs. Til 9 P.M. - Fri. Til 1 0 P . M . . e r p referre d req u irem en ts on ! Rules {Given For the 1,682.421 shares of common More Than 30,000 Puerto Ricans Live In .Bicycle Rider* St. Josephs Council stock presently outstanding. TO THE MAN WHO DOES NOT WANT No direct comparisons with State* According To Study Released Bicycle riders must follow Installs Officers prior periods are available be­ the same safe and sane rules A NEW CAR cause of the issuance of com­ formulated for driving motor vehicles in order to reduce ac­ District Deputy In F o urteen Oct. 6, 1955 m on stock during* thc year in Division Against Discrimination Of Department Of cidents; on tile highway. That USED - 25 - CARS connection with the conversion Education Reveals Many Communities Exist Charge Of Ceremony of debentures, stock splitup. advice wns advanced todnv b.v 1 o C h o o se 1‘ ru m >rd E arnings stock dividends, acquisition of M ore than 30.000 P uerto EIc g re a t consequence Is the lan­ E dw ard P • Curran. Safety Di-; installation of officers of St. Grand Union subsidiary and exercise of stock ans were living in New Jersey guage barrier. rector of Keystone Automobile]Joseph'sCouncil 3402. Knights Club, in,all appeal la ail bicycl-:oI Columbus, was hcld at the options. during the past year, about 26,­ The report shows that Puer­ Schanck & Sihler Inc. iuE P. Shield, president Retail sales for the three 000 of whom were permanent ists to ,4ti icily o b s e n e 10 l ules s e p t. l!8th nioctinp under tlicj to Ricans lend to accept un­ Used Car Lot ,e Grand Union Company, months to Aug. 27, 1955 werc residents, according to a study designed to t n t i!:e bicycle rid-jfjirection of District DeputvJ skilled and semi-skilled work. m e t d record net earnings $68,489,102, a new record also, released recently by the Divi­ .inn safer without in nny \vay;Francis j. Healey. Perth Am-' Hwy. 34 and Main Sl. Matawan Tel. 1-4239 he ihrcc months ended com pared with $54,206,445. for sion Against Discrimination of Very few of thorn are found iniculting down on its enjoyment.|boy. Assisting District Deputy! 27, 1955. Wet earnings uft- thc same three months of 1954, the State Department of Edu­ the white-collar category. j The rules arc: Obey nil traf-iHealey wcre Thomas Ribarcik^ 1 taxes and depreciation an increase of 20.3 per cent. cation. The study reveals that The report concludes with sixific-’ signals, signs and rules. OLvjand Andrew Fohl. grand knight 51-03.260. com pared with Puerto Rican communities now - ______, , ' iscrvance of stop signs is im-i nnd demity grand kniclit re- 7C in the corresponding' Enjoy one o t America's great exist in Swedcsboro, Vineland. follows" “ 1 AH requests0 for P“>'tnnt,' because motorists on spcctivciy of San Salvador Ci- ft year ago. This is freedoms. Attend the church oi Jersey City. Camden, Newark b°u .dto^ “ a ',nlno; Council,Council. I Perth Amboy. u'(M to 48c per share aft* your choice this weekend. Paterson. Perth Amboy, Tren­ Officers for the 1955-1956 fis­ ton. Elizabeth. Passaic, Hobo approved by the local munici-; !^d,'"frnm "T pal inspectors should bc auto- \lc' s ' rn cal year are John J. Dane, ken, Dover. Union City. Bay maticnlly registered wilh the ,sla*lc ™e- grand knight; J. E. Hourihan. onne, Matawnn. Lakewood. Egg tenement bureau to see if anv lllele 8 ..M^Vinnp n" deputy grand knight; Hugh V. Hnrbor. and many New Jersey violations are involved. groups ol cyclists litle Hi ce or McGuire, chancellor; Garrett shore communities. four abreast on heavily travel- ‘‘2. Social agencies and J. Walsh, financial secretary; cd roads. K eep out of car The reasons why Puerto Ric- Puerto R icans in all com m tini Vincent J. Infosino, recording an,s com e to New Jersey , ac ties should organize a c o m m it- . secretary; Lawrence Vecchio, Cidents. are caused by riders cording to tlie study, are m any. tee to assist Puerto Ricans In treasurer; Harry V, Demery, Chiefly, the reason is to get obtaining a g reater sh a re of!bei,\K ,thl'0Wn , J ’ikcs ln lecturer: Joseph F. McQuarrie, away from the crowded condi­ public bousing. This conlmit.ilront of: oncoming tiaffic, ^ warden: Robert E. LaMura, tions and poor living standards tee should also serve a.s nn od-; Also don t clo "stunts or advocate; Joseph V. Hourihan, in P u erto Rico and to enjoy a visory conimitlce to Puerto:“,‘flce" *n l^on 1 carry inside guard: John J. Shannon better stundaid of living in the Rican leaders in ihe coinmun-j51 “passenger1 or permit ehil- an d John C. DeM ont. outside u « * tt United States. The study ity who should interpret the}clren on roller skates to hang guards, and John W. Nappi, :-hinv.? thnt in many Instances. functions 0/ the social agencies10,1 for a ride. Always signal John P. KLane and E. J. Skid­ American citizens do not real in‘town. intention to make right or left more, trustees. The Rcv. Cor­ Vac that the Puerto Ricans, “3. T he functions and pur-,*-'11115'- M ake rep airs off the nelius J. Kane is chaplain. “ Take A Step” In The themselves, arc citizens, and. poses of the Division A gainst! traveling portion of the road- Activities announced by therefore, free to enter and to Discrimination should be known way. “Walk” tiie bike across Grand Knight Dane were the leave this country as easily as Lo thc connnittcc organized u n-^1PaVy ^traffic unless it Is con- an n u al R etreat to St. P a u l’s Right Direction the American citizen can go der Section 2. so that every - trolled by officer or traffic A bbey, N ew ton, tills p ast w eek­ from state to state. Puerto Rican might be in a po-j^£^L- ^Dont “hitch rides on end; concert by the Columbian‘- Convert To Automatic Oil Heat The migrant workers here in sition to assist himself if he so)lri,c^s o1‘ other vehicles. Al- Choraleers in St' Joseph's New Jersey for the harvest sea­ desircs. I ways keep brakes and front and School Auditorium on Oct. 23rd.! itr...... , •• ••••■>•• son earn about $40 per week, "4, Special pamphlets should rear lights in eood operating and degree dates of Oct, 20th | ^ m l r a l "clS™ *” converlm,f l# 0,1 bcc#use It Is convenient, . il is revealed. be published in Spanish to in -ccinciiiion. for the Firsl Degree and Nov.’ J " 5 * .* ' " 1 ~r, • A large section of the report form Puerto Ricans nbout local: —:------30th for tlie Second Degree. , You sinipl.v sot llie thermoslalc ancl your house STAYS al Iho St. Joseph’s will be host coun-i temperature you select . . . despite outside ups and downs. IT S TIME TO is given to the discussion of customs and lmbits among the Keansburg Man Named cil for the annual commemora-: problems and difficulties of American people codes of be- To Red Bank Office The m odern oil bu rn er Is enffineered to operate w ith smaii;5ip*:i; Puerto Rican workers. It is havior, motor vehicle rules and tlve services sponsored by the. keep expense. It produces low cosl, clean heal keeps th e i uild - Remodel Or Repair indicated th at m ost of these regulations, rental housing, how. Donald J. Callahan. 59 High-i 14 councils of Chapter J^our.i |Vou«ic%«'ork down, problem s arc due to neglect of to apply for public housing,!land Blvd., Keansburg, has bc-|Thls ceremony will bc held in We’ll uladl.v tell you which Delco-lleut Oil burner Is the right the workers, particulary after how to organize English class-jcome associated with thc Red St. Joseph’s School auditor- type and size for your home. , w orking hours, and in lack of es, and participate in commun -Bank District of thc Mctropol-]ium on Wednesday. Nov. 12, at BUT BUY THE BEST IN understanding of the conditions ity activities. , litan Life Insurance Company, 8:00 p.m . Phone KEyport 7-2101 today. Our representative will call. in Puerto Rico from whenee “5. The Puerto Rican gov-jit hns been announced by Lhe they com e. crnmcnt should employ a per--^Manager, Robert L. Snowden, " F o r R e n t" and " F o r Sale* signs may be purchased at till" Established 1909 QualUy — Wtlshi — Scrrlcv The report, in discussing son accountable only to him-! M r. C allahan started his ca- LUMBER, MILLWORK housing accommodations, quo­ self at the Glassboro„ Service . ,recr with the Metropolitan at office. tes local New’ Jersey officials Assosciation C am p to a ssist‘the R(?d B ank officc ancl way as saying “ They arc living in Puerto Ricans with their l)l °*}'tpromoted to the position of as­ Louis Stultz, Jr., Inc. UILDING MATERIALS houses nobody should live in.’ lem s In cam p, on the fa rm and! sistant inumiger in tin? Free­ OIL BURNING EQUIPMENT AMT> SCRVICE “They are living in dirt cel­ in the community. hold District where he has been Join FUEL OIL — KEnOSEKE — COAL lars.” “They are living in cel­ '6. All police ancl public handling the Company's busl- our POULTRY. DOG AND M ILL FEEDS HARDWARE. PAINTS lars where there arc pools of wa­ should employ Spanish speak­ ness In that urea up until his ter." “The city forced several ing personnel." appointment in ReJ Bank. 213 Broad S t Phone KE 7-2104 K eyport landlords to close up some plac­ In the foreword lo the report. Mr. Callahan supervises a staff Clothing Club es due to health reasons and Assistant Cominissionei of Ed- of conlpaav rep resen tativ es cov- overcrowding.” ucatin. John P. MilliRan. sta eriuy Matawan. Keyport, Un­ tes: “Tills study of Thc Puerto Many misconceptions are re­ ion Beach, M organville. Wick- Rican In New Jersey:His Pres­ W. S. WALLACE vealed concerning the Puerto atimk, New Monmouth and ent S tatus Is one of a continu­ m Ricans. Thc report tends to K eansburg. 24 W. FRONT ST. IJiMaiwd ing series of studies conducted ! dispel m any of these m iscon­ The Friendly Lumber Yard ' by the Division Against Discrim­ ceptions. The report concedes ■‘Furnished Apartment” KEYPORT 7-0700 ination. The Anti-Discrimina­ slen' that driving of cars by Puerto for sale ut this office. tion Law creates in the State i u t j j h i n Ave., opp. Freneau R. R. Station R icans seem s to be a m ajor D epartm ent of E ducation this ditawah, N. J. Telephone MA 1-2061 problem because they do not understand the rules of the division wliicli, with the ap prov­ road. A further problem of al of the State Commission on Civil Rights, is authorized to: Issue such publications and such results of investigations und research tending to pro­ Seacoast Floor Covering Co. Lowest price ever offered! mote good will and to minimize or eliminate discrimination be­ cause of race, creed, color, nn “ The Tweed Shop’ tional origin, or ancestry. 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