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M em ber •6th YEA R — 28th W EEK ■•I Mttarti MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1964 M#» Jfn$y Prees Aaaoclatfoa Single Copy Ten Cent* New Faces At Reorganization Of The Maiawan Township Committee Maiawan IJoroii'di Council Organizes For The New Year

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Two aew member* •( the Maiawan Township Commute*, Charles* and mayor lor the year. Shawn almvc (loll to rig h t) arc Daniel II. V . Drydcn and Jay KrlviUky, were sworn In to start three-year terms llowncy, Mr. Ilrydcn, Mayor IVaphagen, Mr. Krivltrky and fiillHirl 0t the annual reorgaidiattoB al the conimltlee Thursday. The commit-1 Hickman, lee voted unanimously tn dect Henry Traphafea commltteee chairman)

Support Hospital Cover Girl M aiawanS governing bmlv, organl/ed ut cenimonlea at 12 o’clock; Ilyrne and Councilman l.eon Chrlstlnat. Standing, (left to right), are Township School Tax Himo, V» ^r > |)o ), pose* for Us ofilchd picture before embarking: t'ouncilmen Warren Ryan, Vernon K. ■ayshon area mayor*, la la- Uttic Suslu sSwilxor, seven, ;» hllUon, (ieorge tommr and Mgural addreaie* al arsaatia- new roHidem of (he Strathmure .on Its municipal business for the year. Shown above, (left to rig ht)1 Robert R. Colot. " ‘ sealed, are Council president Warren Hutchinson, Mayor lutward K. i Mm mealing* In Iheir n Inactive development in MaiawaH Town* Mmmunlllea, have * ' ‘ ■hip is a cover gtrl of (he Jan. 14 ■Ian far a Bay there Canunaatly Down, Borough’s Up l.(K)K macaeine, and the ulory Hwfttal u meet the aaril al Ibe of her move Inin a new To Sell Bondi Final figures on the 1984^5 bud­ $1.79 per $100 In 1!MI while the 11 V i ne Takes tacrttoiag bayahar* pafriadas. home in Iht* l^vitt cnmmunity Order To Hand Over get tn be lubmltted by the Mata­ borough's will rise fnun Sl.fi!> per a feature ot the tpcclut housiiiK The Mutawun Borough Councfl M anm M to «4 appall far 100 in IW3 to $2,117 per SI0U in Tuesday night voted to receive * M t e m / firt aI th * piaaaed wan Keclonal Board of Education edition. for action by the voters Feb. 4 1964. But added assessments to Culled ‘T heir W rit ttouw,” Ihe Maiawan Office b 1 d a Jun. 28 tor a comblm d kMpUal wera m a* ky Mauwaa come in during the year will help M iyw Edward E. Hyraa, Mayer shows the amount lo he raised hy four * - pholo • essay chroni­ $l,0M,MM bond l*aue, aulhorlxed taxation as $1,707,051.13 as against the situation as asuinst the 196.ri cles eveiKs of (iioving day for Council Organizes to finance coaviruction of a new Books Given Lanzaro CarHaa MUg, KaypM, aa4 portion of the tas. sewage disposal plant a n d to M ayar H aary^ fraphaie a a l Mai- $I,560,7K!.IJ taxes needed for IVIr, and IMtk. Ralph J. Switzer Taxes Determined For New Year extend the tewer avsUin. A WKtor wai served yesterday ul)ordinate to him under the IH3) b a a to l Mayar Laria CaMtMa Hvfm?, a Kv‘pul>lican, be $5on» Township, by Joseph T. township committee government (continued nn page thirteen) they had lived (or eij*ht year*. Issue, will be sold to finance the M r DMart al tha flaa. fiO.'i.l] as against the current li|*- Dav .succeeding John W. Apple- CraiLse, f ^.ile, as the Maiawan iJoroiii;)) plant, '(he balance of the Issue ship attorney*. Parsons, Can/.ona, appointees of the mnjoriiy of itus aafer aM> by ih t Bayshare budget provides for 5200 pupils and three • bedroom, tingle - slnry Council organized for the vear. is repaid hy a federal g r a n t IMair und Warrwi, Red >iank. odvis- council sworn into office Jan. 1 un­ CaatawaUjr Hajpltal Carpi cam- 22t teachers as against 40:15 pupils Appellate ( oiii't home In Strathmore * al - G e o i"’ \K. Connor, n ftcptihlican. wan, a community being built by which the borough obtained. der the Plan 1C Faulkner Act form ■ t M a l laadtag d tb aaa la the and IM teachers in the- current and Knljrit H Colot, a Democrat, Levin und Sons, Inc., the nation** Another W M .IM w o r t h ol of government all official book* layakara ana. Ite jM f kaa year. , wen* kuorn in to slail thrceyra! largest homebuilder. The specicil sewer as*essim»i)l bonds, will go and records. This the mayor d©- aa aatlaa la pntkaM Ike laad The board kept the tax levy in­ Voids Bus Appeal terms on tliL* IhmouhIi i th.it { “ How We 1,1 ve” Issue af LOOK on the block io finance the ck» Three Four-Year rlined to do himself or to order tho far tMhaapital la Ike HabnM- crease to a modest $144,261 des­ DenuMials hold l»y a II! m;»jon»v. j w»» prepared under |he direction tension of Ibe sewer system lo 1963 “ holdovers" to do Jan. I when, k iH U a area. pite a sharp |acking-up of the Board Taking Bid Henry v.'.ls sutifn in as fmr { hy a 3-2 vole, new officials weco o| John l*t'(er. iiiaRaxlne^ ou^h j more than M per cent ol the Pnsls To C.O.P. teacher's salary guide and the need "Compounded Error" home living editor, and a ionli- borough. Work on both the dis­ placed In variotm key t»Hic«*s by tho to add 28 teachers by appropria­ neiu • bopping cadre ol writers A k l.'ii* o:j !/ major uppoinffvr, posal plant und tho extension ot incoming council io ousi those ting $100,000 ol the $181,081 In free whom the mayor was seeking to Appellate Division of Superior and photogrupliers. ' change, V'mren! DeMam. Mauv.tiii | the system has been completed. Split Four Two-Year Name Traphagen aMorni'v, vv.js oa/oeij as horooiih ! balances available as of Inst June Court rejected appeal of Freder­ Only (he Frencau section of the tMild over. attorney, succ^edin^ Kdw«rd W. j With Madison Dems The mayor sought to get tho M. A $188,IS8 hike in state aid to ick Wehrle, Cliffwood Beach, (Mini borough Is without sewers aA Currie. Mr, I'urrie will | council to consent tn holding over a total of $6M,.VU also eased the a rutin# of the State Bourd of present. Township Mayor comimie its counsel for the bond- i Republican Party torik strong (continued on page four) tax situation on a $410,17!) overall CJfion Dec. 4 upholding a decision Demand Payment infl for the recent exicnsion ot tlie | noots in Madistjn 'lownship on or­ budget increase. of Frederick Kaubifiger, Stale Committoo Organize* sewer system und inioroved ire.it- • ganization day under rhe new form The taxes will tie apportioned In Comtni*siom*r of [*'ducalion, thut a For Appraisals incut olunt. i of govornoient. U>« Faulkner Plan For Now Ymt 1964 at «,*55,285.11 for the town­ bid on which Mr, Wehrle obtained Townships Slate D in which the elected members of Marlboro Names ship and $!i7S,6r>7..H for the boruugii the contract to provide school bus An rtteinpt by M jv o i Hyim* io appoint Frank Ferruno (o a two- thf,initially ctowen ccwncil draw by Committeeman Henry Traplui- on an enrollment in prospect of transportation in lhe current ttcliool Township Warned lot, f<»r .jepgihs of tyrms on U r 2172 lor the township and 1152 for year for the Matawan Regional year term as borough building in­ Board (!onlcs{s Siipciiiitcndenl tn, atirtinx hi* ihlr^ yetr on the By Clemin$haw Co. spector, (o Succeed John Thaler, Hoy^niiag % h1v ^ O ; th> the borough. Using tax estimates Hoard of Education did not con­ dra^f throe RepuWlcani, (totiald Matawin Township Committee, (roi)iiflijcd on page tbirieen) ol $59,000,000 for the township and form with the requirements of 23 Seeking 10 Macrae, Richard* DeafeJ' dnd^iJon- [al(t?w6od (Man If . in i elected mayor by uitanimoui HAtute, -The Maiawan Township Commit­ $28,000,010 for the borough, to ap­ tee Monday night received a tie- aid Tierney g a i n e d four*year «ota o( the five .m an ta MmiUt- pear in forthcoming tax duplicates, Deciiion wa< issued yesteiduy Seati At Stake rO onlirm «d,Pubhcans ■ yaara on the cmrniklp commlt- completed work on reappraisal of night ms the new superintended Wotwrt Galvin and Vincent lan- fM , wha wai defeated In last No- Collection! Voted real properly two years ui*o nnd Township wi*r« largely represented in Marlboro Towivship, Madison of schools to succeed Robert Sena« by complaints withdrawn when the coleri. Vember'a election. , demanded the fKitarice uf its <•<»»- Township and JlohrulH Township Services Tuesday partie* filing complaiets on a re­ (coniinned on page four) Tha naw admlniitratloo retained In ail emergency tession Friday tract. according to jM»tita>ns filed with night, the Matawan Borough Coun­ turn to sobriety withdrew them on 0any lioldovar appoMaaa-Out ra- Township Assessor, .fofui ft. Ken­ %ecre;:uies al the deadline Thurs­ aced tha former towathip attor- cil hired Karl Emmons, Moritan- thinking it over or got themwlves ner, called in hy the couunlltee to day. Offer Rew ard iy, deputy township clerk, the en- For ILS. Bedle Sr. ville, to collect garlMge until the in trouble by failing lo prosecute S explain why the payai^ot of ihe (continued on page fear) dispute over tha garbage award is complaints they had /»)<*!. One hus­ Matawan Police reacted this Promintnt Aroa Man claim had been delayed, said he band had to pay J'Jf) for punching settled. Mr. Kmmona was hired to Madison Township w«ek that j $100 reward has btrn was not completely satisfied that bis wile on Christmas. There was iraka collections three times * posted for information leading to Krlvltsky Comoro* Succumbod At Homo Ihe firm actually had completed its even an allegation of kidnapping Acco-ding to William Collinson, week (or three weeks at ■ daily the conviction of persons who have renppraisal work. blit the courl lound im reasonable Vl;idison Township Uiard SfN'relarv, School Budget Rap Harvey S. Bedle sr., 8.1, of Hcdle rate of 1IS6. Hie emergency res­ been k/K>cking ovor headslonos nnd olution authorir.es the borough to He said the comntrf with the basis for il. »*ight candidates have filix] for Rd., liuzlel, a promincn’ life-lonx three .seats winch Include three- removing handles from ninuso- : spend $2W0. firm provides that final payment One driver .'as fined $11) and $5 ■ leums at Rerior Court .lud^e Gene K. should Ik* withheld until lhe work costi for an accident New Year’s ! vandalism has occurre011 evchul.iu; Jhelr use aa freeing the top admin- awarded the contract. Couni ill Robert I. Harbane, V» We-,; ( on- ! for gnwrnoi imcfcial enterpd;. ll.i< t. pio ia|e*n. will di->i u• iMimui'h gtore attention can be Riven direct 30. 1!h;:i. and .V‘» costs for running into the ; Maiawan I ou ii‘>bi|) Hose and months of March, .June, Seplcm ( l«».trti piesnleut. lepoits. gupervision of teaching. plans nnd organization nf the new parked aulo ol l.ouis C, Herbert, Oie/jiir.il Co an*i ihe following < ‘ be». and Oeceud^T. during de.stg-■ Scull;, slated Ml. Wright Mr. Krlvltr.ky prefaced his re administration. All inenibeis and Irvington, on West Concourse Dec. fleers were elerted: 'Ihoma1, Huis Hilled weeks to be announced ill a ! resigned lu-> pnsl as principal of ■tarlu as a reply lo those attribut­ Public Health Nurte prosjx'cuvt? ni''inl)er.s art* invited lo j, Patrolman Frank Kraus sum­ plel, president; ( ’ni lyle Clime, vit e JaiiM d ite j Clifton Ave. School. Lakeuoiid, ed to Mayor IxU'ard P. Ilyrne, atiend. moned him. president; Mrs. Angelina Hender­ (iilhei I II H.< kinan jwhuh i esignation was acc<-pled by platawan Borough, by an out-of­ Give* Annual Report Charles W, Spade, 10 Surry Dr., son, secretary, Albert Allen, irea Chairman .the I akewor,| T.ond of Fdueatiou town newspaper tliat the borough Mtudet, fined for excessive surer. Trustees named were Mis Depai'lmen! of Sanitation Jan. <». Mi. W'Mtrh? afso has ac- Mrs. Helen M. Dolan, Maiuwnn On Grand Jury wai •Duncll woukt seek defeat of thr speed Dcc, 17 on summons bv Ann Mitchell. Samuel Mani--i aim jlp—ndv' ’I -cepied a Mailboio coniract lot the Public Health Nurse, jjave hef mt- Sltool budget I'eb. 4. Ilte $.14,000 William J. Kabel, Fdgrmere D r, Patrolman Frank Slglsmotidl, and Frederick Domhii( k; i aucus ______j (con ;iHe*d on p;i,'(‘ fhirteen) mial report al the regular mooting ■em was reported aa especially oh- ilatawan, wus selected to he a James C, Sullivan, 3 Main St., committee, Hairy C»ei*.i. lack (rid Tn Take Out ' ------(actionable to the IkmwirIi's ovuyor. of the Matawan Public )lealtl» A v meuiber of (he January t^rm of the Matawan, pflid $-5 nwf $a costs for eon. (iruriie llrennnn and Siijinund ( haii'oij cfiii ken, fned SJifirnp .Sno-f»o- Co. . The remarks attributed to Mr. •social ion. In the borough, U M Monmouth County Grand Jury, He a violation on Church St. Dec, 1!) J\owak!;i. Mi Devinn ^a-. naine«l oi Scallop, u , |/ F . SI .Vi I bmev,,!', . onlv VJ7 .V> one y.*ar. Ily rn e ivere disclosed after a Joint home and office visjj.s \vj*re made; If lh# OuJy area resident selected on a ticket by PatroJma/i Kenneth Hollo J'osj I |oo.‘»e ( (ujfaci ,Vii» founciI - township committee - IIARVICY S. BI DLF SR. toifufv <)iaifnian and .ni. ftvdivision l: and (’enter St. no a one- form of government at a meet­ <*vision <>f the zoning in a H-.ritlII teemen wuuM be much more The Farmers A Merchants tone \v :fch recinlra, a lot to have sensitive to the public titan a National (btuk MOO squiire feet minimum area. paid business adiulniitrator. Malawun, N. .1. Tito 75-toot from lots tvoiild he sliv However, he admitted I li n I The notice of the uowmI mcri • few hundred squars fivt bocuuse each comml.iiiun must shoulder of lhe shareholders of the hunk puo of tlieir lack <>l depth. u (rrineiidolis burden II he Is lo Ijslicd on December fill) in so hum n carry out Ills duties properly. us l( rends "January llih. Hliil be­ Notice I he iiKi^'or also doubled If much tween Ihe hours (d ill nnd II a.m," Matawan lliirixiah Residents could Im1 saved hy employing « is uirr.-nded to rend "January I lth. Till' assessment TS^jUI't^s for Ifltll purchasing agent over and above I*)(i| between the hour*: of M ! nnd Will he open to (lie public Thuiv Ihe salary paid lo such an ofllce- H: :ki p.m.” dny, .liiniuirv Util, Mtit frimi 7 to holder. ' Charles Kchnck, Jr. P p.tn. al tlir llamiifili Hull. Main The mayor was the third public /Vesldent St., M;itinv,iii official culled by I h e dinner jfp—adv 9 Henry Kills commlsilon In Its study uf the Assessor present township committee fiirm Notice Jfp—mK’ !l of government. At the n e s t Dog licenses for Ibe year Ml}' meeting, Jun. 20, Committeemen Miirlltoro township lire due In lln Ask Alxiut SnoOo- Cn. Daniel Dimncy mid (illbcrt Hick­ month nf Junmiiy. I'Ve, $I.‘J:V C'omplnlo l.uwn MiilnltMiiiiui* — man will be inked for their views Floyd NVyrkolf It w h s quiet before the storm New Venr's Duiy as new momlM'ts of Marlboro Town- lownship attorney, nnd t aunellioen Joseph Hrodidak, Alfred I.. Storer, Walter C. OruMk la-.'IMT, ol the present lorni af govern- Clerk ship's iimyor-connell fnrm ol governmenl tank of!llce. Abovo, (lefl lo right) Masor ,b>- Charles I, Met lie and Norman Janulcb look un- ' Ho—»d " * in »ot. jfp—udv (8 «epli A. i.uii/M'j in sworn hi by Township Clerk Floyd IVjikoff as Joseph T. (.ruusc P a ftT w a THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, Jan u ary 9, 1964

Mayor-Cnmieil Form Of Government Launched In Madison Township Miss Marie Gaub, Route 9, hud byterian Socia. Center, Metuchen. Krebs Home Visits Parents as (tinner quests on Sunday, Mr. Miss Toby Shapiro, county chair­ and Mrs. Nicholas Aracc And man of Ihe Teen-Age Program sons, Jam es and WiJJiam. (T A P), was the principal speaker. ; In Browntown Miss Shapiro is a .senior in Mt> Best Decorated Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nesslage, luchen High Seined. ! James Aracc, Fort Brag^. N.C , Spotswood, entertained Mrs. Ness- Mr, aiu. Mrs. Joseph Krebs, 15 lake’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Accompanying Mrs. Watson \vei€ ffoulevird East, Knollcnvi, Cliff- spent a 10 day leave nt th«* home Mrs. Dr.n'el Baxter, adult chairman of hi.s parents, Mr. and Mrf>. NicImv Gaub, iit dinner at Colts Neck Inn wood Beach, W *i the first prize on New Year’s Day. and \1 ss Sharon Sands, teen-auj winner in Ihe Home Decoratmi; lnt> Aracc. Routt: 516. Hrountown. chairman for the Laurence liar* Contest, sponsored by The Woman's ! l>or area. Also attending were M:ss Club of Laurence Jlarbor. Thrt'c Harry Patterson, 27 Margaret St., Attend* Organization Alison Watson. Ronald Okoinssi, cash award! were presented to the , is* a surgical patient m the Union and Mis Olga Becker, Laurence outstanding Christmas displays on ; Memornil Hospital, Union. Meeting Of TAPS Harbor Jesideni and executive sei> homes In the Laurence' Harbor- ! Jerry Molnar. Route f». wlw letarv of the Middlesex Chapter cf Cllffwood Beach area. i ^>enJ his Christmas v.ic;i i Out Ordtn spoilt Sunday with her parents. Mr. j ident of Ihe Woman’s Club of Laur­ nnd Mrs. William Pitn**v. Tieetown i ence Harbor; Mrs. G. A. Percheski lary; Alvin Ambler, corresponding ) ( Q C O r g a n i z i n g Officers Elected 8 Wallace St., Red Bank Family Dinners Thomas White Chief Rd. )■„ president nf the Altar and Ro­ secretary; William Robertson, li- j . . * * sary Society of St. Lawrence's Laurence Harbor Firo Co. nancial secretary; Donald Worst, j L it t le T h e a t r e G r o u p By Girl Scout Troop Church, and Mrs. James H. Silver, treasurer; Robert Eriksen, ser- wife of lhe Rev, Mr. Silver, who Thomas White was elected chief ' The Drunkard” will be the first At Ihe regular meeting Girl geani-a(-arms; Lawrence >lofd^n j pfay to be presented by the newly represented the women's organiza­ of Ihe Laurence Harbor Fire Co. Scout Troop 31, .Morgnni'ille, held and Robert Higgins, I rupees, and j organized Lillie Theatre Group of tion* of Ihe Laurence llarbor Pro. No. I at Iheir annual meet inn. He election of officers. They me as Stanley Thomien, chaplain. ' Cardinal Newman Council 5324 of leslaul Community Church. f.'vllows; Donna Delbert, ‘■••rnMaty: succeeds John Perhacs. Harry Merwin will be Ihe repre- Columbus of Mata- Mra. David Watson, chairman nt Nancy Shorts, treasurer; Vicky Ihe Civics Department of ihe Wo­ Other officers for I9S4 arc Wal­ tentative io the Relief Asuocjitiun. w’*n- IWs hit show experienced man's Club of Laurence Harbor, ar­ lace Jacobus, vice president; Ron­ Outgoing Chief Perhacs reported funs on Broadway and in Los Freeman and Pamela Brown, pat* ald Bciber, foreman; William Ro- rol leaner*; Christine Lan/aro, An Open Letter To ranged lhe contest and accompan­ lhat the following men had com* 1 Angeles, ied Ihe judges on Iheir tour. berlaon, assistant foreman; Patrick pleted an eight-week baiic course The first meeting for this play : publicity. Nocera, chief driver; John Marci- the Middle*** Couniy Fire | will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 I sin, first assistant driver; William At this meeting ihey woiked on School: William Ott. Joseph Uva, {p.m. in the American Legion Mall, ! chi-ir Pen iwl bndvefl. At the next Olt, second assistant driver, and I 11/ 2II«A m CAiialiAn * nil VI r V1nAI*il I I I i*l I I mI #...... n I ...... Change M N f i n g Tim* I. William Southon, and Mr. Moore. [Main St., Maiawan. meeting they will continue on their William Moore, third assistant While Ihe Little Theatre Croup is driver. , badges and select Iwo names for Strathmorians being organized hy thf Knights of The Junior Auxiliary o I lhe Charles Bond, Joseph Sandrittcr, Holiday Guests patrol. Columbus, anyone may participate Laurence Harbor American Legion George Colley, Martin Regan and The leaders are Mrs. V. Me- If you can afford a Lawn Mower you can af­ Unit 312 will meet Saturday at 2 I. William Southon will serve as Mr. and Mrs. G«)ri;<' Ponzenc, ! 'n lhl' performances, scenery Imild- Clough and Mrs. Freeman. f.m. in Ihe Legion Home on Sum- fire police. Center St., Cliffwood, had as their \ l"«. choral groups, stage manage, ford a SNO GO Service Contract. merfield Ave. Previous meeting*, Patrick Marolla was; elected j gucsis for the holidays, Mrs. Pou- j ment and lighting effects. Courses have been held at l:JS p.m. Mem­ president. Serving with him will Dc ! zenc’s brother and sister-in-law, j w,“ *)1‘ given by experienced m- bers w ill be advised concerning the Joseph Sandritter, vice president; Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Peiter i slr'uctors. For less money than you would pay for a new schedule. Lawrence Holden, recording secre-land son, Chris, Carlisle, Pa, t Charles A. O'llare, Grand Knight | PRESTIGE ! of the local Council, will direct the good power mower — SNO GO CO. will keep | play; Joseph Shefdoa will train (lie j choral group; John Thaler will .sup­ your driveway, sidewalk and service walks clear NOW, IN MONMOU ril COUNTY! ervise the scenery building and Jo- THIS EMBLEM i.seph Reiher will steer those inter- of snow ALL WINTER LONG. Rake and clear your Sesird in stage management ami di­ lawn in March - Spread Fertilizer and Seed (your rection and lighting effects. Applicants' 18 years and up will materials) in early spring - Mow your lawn ONCE bt welcomed at this rr.eeiing. A WEEK from April thru November - Roll and Named To National ,,, M<’.>Aerafe-your grounds twice a season - remove all dippings, edge all borders with each mowing, 5 U\ OF SOUTH ORANGE Journalistic Unit % and trim your bushes. Roller! Mitchell. Lloyd Hil.. Mnt- 141 BROAD ST. RED BANK auap, .Township, a junior at Stev­ ens Ills! in It!} of Technology. Hobo­ identifies your All of the above done by bonded experts A branch of our famous South Orange store is open to serve ken, and a i% l graduate 6f Main- wan High School, has been**named WELCOME WAGON using finest International Harvester Equipment. jm r wifh the finest in appetizers, delicatessen a n d smoked to Pi Delu^r-’pstlon, the National Joygna.Ji^fic Honor S o le ly which fhh. You'll find delicacies here which heretofore were n o t honors men*'Who1 have 'disfmguish- SPONSORS . . . SNO GO Contracts are customized to relievo fd Uwmselves hy their interest and available in this area, and specialties prepared in TabqtchnKk's nctiviiics in student publications or you of the chores that are bores, so that you firms of prestige ffi the business “ ““ kWlfn^rom ( fnily ,r»^|^. Sor Come in soon and stfo radio broadcasting. have the time to enjoy that house you bought and 9 He is features editor of "Tht* nnd civic life cf your community Stuie,” ihe we«*kly newnpapef,* antl> the family you bought it for. ■& “ t -i assistant activities editor for the Link, ihe undergraduate Year Book, ' l i ’ ' ’ ’ ' ' / ■ < . . . lie has worked on lhe Pink Sheet FIRMS INTERESTED IN If you would like to have our representative nnd Kvents, the semi-annual col­ lege humor magazine, and also PARTICIPATING coll and give you a free estimate, with no obliga- ' ill!'-'!’ r - m w - works for press relations. Please Call: tion call 566-3007 - You'll be glad you did - 12 IJBF.RTY l-MM Jay Abbazia Marks MRS. M. F. WEIL months a year. WORLD OF Birthday In Florida

Ja y Abbazia, 114 Middlesex Rd , %, Matawan, celebrated his third , ‘ 'FINE birthday Dec. 2K, in Miami W E L C O M E WAGON Heach, Fla. A party was given at SNO-GO-CO. of New Jersey, Inc. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Levinson. A large hinhday cake [••■ FOODS was the table centerpiece. Also present were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Abbazia; hi.s maternal grandparents, Mr. and • SMOKKI) FISH Mrs. lrrank Schneider, Keyporf, nnd his great grandmother, Mrs. Ida Schneider, Miami. Afler Ihe • HERRING parly, Ja y wns taken lo visit Ihe Seaquarium. • NOVA SCOIIA SALMON Play house Bill

Wagon Wheel Playhouse is pul­ • GRKEN LAKE STURGEON ling final touche* to three classical one - £Cl plays to he presented at lhe Playhouse tomorrow and Satur­ • DAIRY PRODUCTS day. Hilled as "Three of a Kind,’' the presentation includes ‘The Ro­ mancers" by Kdmond Roittand. • GOURMET ITEMS "The Coming of Fair Annie" by Graham Price, and "A Night of the Trojan War” bv John Drinkwatfr. • HOMEMADE SOUPS 'Hie thrw plavs are unique in lhat they are all in blank verse, and mark lhe Playhouse's firs: endeav­ A HOD CARMEL or at clussical drama. • Kosher Dell. Ta tifl tht talks • PREPARED FOODS yM're tkiahiaf • HOT CORNED BEEF (tout tton- tikphtiw. This is a budget juggler, Color him a • HOT PASTRAMI "nervous pink." Don't juggle your budget, • SANDWICHES balance it wilh a checking account. • BREAD - ROLLS • PASTRIES And Many More Taste Tempting Hems Too Numerous To Mention.

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OPEN? Daily I to 7—Sat. I to 9—Sun. I to 7 n o U T I' 34 A - TWO om ens MAIN STOKE? A M.OYD ROAD IN TI1K HEART OF RAVINE DRIVE CLOSEO MONDAYS MATAWAN AMPLE FREE PARKING IN REAR OF BUILDING ' NLW JtR S E Y LllILL THE M ATAW AN JOURNAL, N. J. Ihurtday, January 9, 1964 f l u * Extended Term For Grand Jury The September term ol the Mon­ mouth County Grand Ju ry which h u lieen probing alleged gambling mi the county sincc Oct. 1 was e*- ■ended for a second time Thursday by Superior Court Judge J. Edward Kni«lu. . The grand jury'i term was ox- Vended until Feb. 27 on the applica­ tion of Richard B. Scuddcr, lore- nun ol the panel. The request w n ir.ede when Long Branch Deputy Police Chief C. Carroll Green, one l( two scheduled witnesses Thun- day, lent word that he could not appear because of ill health. . Monmouth County Prosecutor , Vincent P. Keupcr requested the court to appoint a physician to ex­ amine Chief Greer. The InvestiiH- tion started after Mayor Louis Col- lichlo of KeanshurR called Long Branch and Asbury Park “ m eccai" for gambling syndicates. Impounds Presentment Judge Kniglu Thursday impound­ ed a presentment handed up by the grand jury which is critical of the operation on the N .J. State Hos­ pital at Marlboro. The judge said lie impounded the presentment be­ cause there are no stenographic records or minutes of testimony the jurors took from hospital offi­ cials during a tour ol the facility. The presentment was based on this testimony, according to Monmouth County Prosecutor Vincent P. Keti- FRESHLY CUT - EXTRA LEAN TRIM Per- Mr. Keupcr said the presentment REE 51 : i: SKIPS I i the result ol the escapes of sev­ [FIEE 50 ^STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON AND PUflCllAS* o r eral sex offenders committed to j WITH THIS COUPON AND I’lltCJIASK OF TEN *O Z. CANS the institution by the court. Judge ONKDEALGAL.BONNIK FLUFF Knight also expanded the icope of DEL MONTE the jury's holdover status so that I FABRIC SOFTENER | additional testimony can be taken , TOMATO SAUCE Itenogrupliically as used as the bas­ COUPON ttOOD THRU P o r k L o i n s COUPON GOOD THMf • I BAT., JAN. lllh SAT.. JAN. Ilth il for a new presentment.

JtlMtr ONI COU»On rf» CuMO*M* | RD LOIN State Convention Of END END Legion In Wildwood IFREE 50 '. ' STAMPS I Inn siSTAMPS ROAST \ ROAST WITH TJIIS COITON- AND PLUCHASS Of 1 The executive committee of the , WJTJI THIS COUPON ASI) PUJICJIASK OK New Jersey American Legion h u S IX fl-OZ, CANS K IT T Y ' voted to hold its 1984 itate con­ cither a 15*07.. or21‘i*oz. can—Grand I SALMON or FISH & CIIIX vention at Wildwood during Labor SPRAY STARCH Day Week, Sept. 10, 11 and 12. CAT FOOD This will be the 45th convention COITON 0O00 THRU led*! m t CUT I PORK LOW ___ » m _ | T U L L CUT J A COUPON'GOOD Tiinu i of the State Legion and will be the SAT., JAN. lllh SAT., JAN. lllh ■ 13th time the big veterans organl- lation has met at Wildwood in the M RIB HALF* 39( I WHOLE BK 44c I LOIN HALF >49 | H « lt Q H |C O U »O H P H ClA TQ w M | iast 16 years. The Legion's Auxi- fiary also will meet at the sea- • ihore resort at the same time. TENDER - NEW ENGLAND TRIM CENTER CUT PO RK : With nearly 100,000 members In Inn 50 .r,STJUHPS| IR K 50-STAMPS I WITH THIS COLTON AND PUItCJiAStf OK [ lhe two organizations, it Is expec­ -WJTJI Tins COLTON AND PL’HCilASE Of ted that the forthcoming converi- Thrcu I2-oi. Ja rs Freshpak ONE Z-LB. PKO. QUALITY MAKD j : tion will lie the biggest in the State Legion's history. The execu- PEANUT BUTTER SMOKED PICNICS CHOPS er ROAST CHEESE LOAF ', ’tlve committee will'meet In Tren- : ' ton Jan. IS to discuss convention COUPON GOOO TiMU COITON GOOD THAU I plans and other programs and ac­ sat., J an. mil a\T„ w . wuy*. jU tivities for the year. ; < out COUPOH Pi »CUifO*l« PORK 5KjULDER FREE SO r,STAMPS IFREE 50' “ STAMPSl WITH THIS COUPON AND PUItCIIASE OF WITH Tins COLTON AND PIT.CHASH Ot T IIM E K 10-0/. JA K S I O N E IG-0Z. UTL. K ITCH EN GARDEN WELCH’S SLICED BACONin“v49‘ BEEF LIVER aa I ITALIAN DRESSING GRAPE JELLY, COLTON GOOD TllltU C O U P O N g o o d • rllltu SWIFT'S NUNIVM SAT., JAN. Ilth . s a t ., J a n . m il GROUND CHUCKS 59c FRANKS SUNLESS lb. 111*.! Onl COU.On .l» '.UMQmI. i

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and other developers still to come ron have been spending several Court Judge J . Edward Knight, the j A "next high" though losing Into the Township. days this week at the home of her mayor is quoted as saying he wilt GO P candidate at the last election, {Dp <$totafoan £mmral “ Please do not ask me to wait sister in Red Bank. immediately bow out of the picture, ! Kenneth Banks, was chosen his tor the master plan as a solution, Rea! winter was in evidence Mon­ so there no longer will be issue of j successor. The two Democrats de- pcrsons keeping official records in j dined lo have any part in it, ab- l O U H i i u n the purchasers w ill not wait that day nigh., the thermometer drop­ ■ t. MABEL MOWN, rv iu u u i (on*. You know and I know that ping to 12 degrees. A decided iheir possession for the month per-< staining from voting on the grounds j the master plan is going to take change in the weather was notice­ iod of the appointive right of his j the whole procedure was at least j M U i M r a n thw nttw a» t o ip t t rfMnwuui Com U, fN. t . able nt sundown Tuesday and from office. open to question if not downright! BVBRO W M PUBLISH IMG AND PRINTING COMPANY two to five years also if they should give a quick udviscrnent on h seg­ that hour on the thermometer con­ Dominick Cerruio, Freehold, as , illegal. They wen* out of lhe vole j I. Mabal Brow*. CdlUr - Omm •M U M m ment such as this it will be dis­ tinued to rise. attorney for the Citizens Group, has ; [hat named .Mr. Macrae as may-1 wwv nnvr rnirv . „ . . . 4. Ito Malkwtn Jn n il u a amapapw "•* M aaapla, K Uw a*o»la. cussed and re-discussed snd that cited Mayor Lanzaro and Mr. Slor-: Joseph I’. Leo, .icim); niunici-' W H Y U U iN 1 11 IL Y stop a ll this foolishness about the •Ml for Un im ila." Jia aia tt to n m U« brat lM n « u of Matawan an* will go on for months or years. J er as joint defendants lo Ihe order j pal niatiai; aana. aaaaarvaUm aiann«r. taaaacUaa tka tuUmafcla rtakia al wu dll MM. aa4 Ikaratf auUnf lMtl •ortkyaf Um<* aaalMaat*. board can recommend to Mayor and Council to accept the variance. Board S e c t i o n s " Of Residence Queried J ' ' G re ,at S '' ’a m P- ‘ • C o u n ty m y foot . . It w ill takt "tecoaO-daM h i l w P i M al Matawaa, Ka« Jtraay." “ Gentlemen, please reply to this sanctioned Ihe pec. 10 poll and is-1 M r. Messenger and .Mr. O'Brien i ! ° n8 er 8 10 Ve"'.'ork or from points in a RNgwalMMg *» ft>«gia»>l»«l anaia la la * a M l «f * a aa*** letter as individuals or as a group Isued the certificate of election to (niVsiioneti sir. ' Delian" and' Mr. j ^eu’ ypals it will take lo jet from London or Paris to aatui as toon as possible. Mr. Lanzaro and M,'. Sturer alter j t.0 „ n their places of residence } IS’e w Y o r k . . . esp ecially w h e n supersonic jets, now a lre a d y Sincerely yours, ind to SI rnntK»r»*rt J. certifying the results. land al*> questioned why .Mr. Bai-1 o rd ered b v a irlin e s a n d 'in p rod uction , are p laced in service m. N. John Barbugelata SubacrlpUsa f a lt t Payibla la Advanca w A T . i Q M y l O I T - O I I A l C«iy Garden Work .U») KJ Lloyd and Nolan Roads 7 £ * * i S “ 'letter sue ; ' -• W h * ^ Stalen Island area from In There's a wav to nut vourself Wi(h '* * rcceiP< ul ,he M.cc« d in K Fred Kurtz. Cheese- ' ' : ' 1 (V u T Morganville, N.J. lenint mfwwl even , t! i f™ m M r- Grause, the mayor look ,Muake, as engineer. The Repuhh-: O ak w o o d B e a c h to S o u tl) B e a ch , extending to the superhigh- S o M M __ into a gardening X Therefore, Taapayers, I respect­ ocik is itill weeks . Z i lhe P °* ilion ,hert' were "onl>' ,w 0 . can retorted Mr. Kuriz was a w a y ap proaches to the Verazzano B rid g e from the south fully solicit your support in my ef­ the first crocus S SSttitfil.T rils your nose in »ood ! ,lved .UBUIf(.,hc isM.^ * ; Soulh Amboy resident when he was , shore to Ihe other side of Ily la n B lv d . T h e n reclaim the vast forts to obtain this variance and Just bury your nose in a sodd j h|,' jn „ r,icr would be THURSDAY. JANUARY t, IM also to help the other land owners book, a gardening book. : se({jeti> W) {>« woiild do nothing be- ^ ’!n1d^t^,oeh:r;^ e i^ :? 1- ll7 s *e south shore to near Huffman Island to ef- in this area to have their land prac­ You’ll probably find many in fore tomorrow. Hut a consent I in North Brunswick. Mr. Messen-; ilTt l" e “ U'pot't. 1 rafttc patterns then would take aircraft It’s Disgraceful! tically zoned. Your actions will not our public library and you c a n 1 agreement was reported in the ger noted he was heing named in across L o w e r N e w Y o r k B a y past the tip of R o c k a w a y P o in t only correct a gross injustice but decide which ones you'd like to I making whereby those persons, place of Harold G, Smith, Cheese-! o r the tip of S a n d v H o o k . . . W o n d e r if th a t’s w h y th e S w is s greatly reduce your ever * increas­ Wc hav* been advised .of a rightful protest ng.iinst an buy for your own. Hooks on garden 1 1 ^ 3 appointees or this year's, who ing property taxes. planning, of which there are many, ihave performed services in the Macrae'* “mini' ‘ Ba,lks hou8ht up'all of the real estate on Staten Island? •ct of desecration at Rose H ill Cemetery, Matawan. Key­ In matters of this nature an ex­ are especially timely reading now. ; name of the township will ' lie ‘ paidnoys" were ' considered * TOO but that BADu THE weather was pour for organization meetings port shares llatawan’s unsavory notoriety in this for it W pression of your opinion will I* A book such as this can lead you [today, the first due date of I&64 for guiding consideration was who the and assemblies on New Year's Day . . . Noticed that quite a very helpful to our officials. It will not pleasant for a plotholder in Green Grove Cemetery to be into the pleasant job of drawing a \ *uch payment. i best man might be for Ihe job rath- few public officials were speaking rather hoarsely . . . slight place them in a much better posi­ plan to scale so that you’ll know) Henry 1%. -Spitzer, of the Wilentz ( er than where he lived, told by his florist, when about to buy a wreath of Christmas tion to act If they know how the colds, no doubt, contracted the night before . . . We came just where every plant will go next I law firm in Perth Amboy, advisors) An address o( welcome by the remembrance for those of his family who are deceased, people think about the specific of the mayor, was quoted as saying ! new mayor commented that lhe home at a reasonable hour New Year’s morning from a par­ problem. You may send your opin­ spring and how your garden will ' ' * ‘ ’ that it would b e useless to put one out for it only would be there will be a decision made on ; change-over in government...... was a tv only to be challenged by our neighbors, lhe Dalys, to a ion in writing to Borouyh Hail. look all through Ihe summer. atolen and 10M or wantonly destroyed by vandals before seeking an injunction against the •‘starting point for completely; nightcap . . . That tore it . . . W e think a resumption of caucus It is interesting to note that in a Flan And llulld appointees of the eoiuu il perform- different and new concept of the Christmas arrives. rccent copy of a daily newspaper meetings on Mondays prior to regular meetings a good You can even try your hand a! ing any duties of office to Jan. 31 if i0|e which fleeted officials must There are only a few ways out of such a disgraceful sit. there appeared the following head­ landscape planning, following the the move to oust the mayor minor- play in government” and that it idea in Matawan . . . will enable borough officers to clear line: “ Matawan Township Tax nation. One ia a better community where there arc no ghouls principles that all designers agree row fails. would b«» “ a period of trial'’ until away a lot of ordinary mishmash that steals so much time and vandals. This is far too much for which to Down — But Maiawan Borough on. hope, so there Up." tn this article it stated that . , The matter is further complicat- the transition was accomplished. at sessions . . . Matawan Township s new administration gut has to b« a recourse of another, and costly kind. the borough's new mayor Edward But if you prefer your informs- :c(j by a declaration duritr* the past j At Monday's first municipal away on a happy note of mostly harmony . . . Henry Trap- W hen th a cemeteries were located in Matawan and Key­ Ii. Hyrne said: “ The 19 cent school tion tn shorter installments, you ; week by Hayard T. Faulkner. Mont- • meeting under the new regime, two • l,anen was tick le d oink to he elected mayor by the commit­ can build your own compact li*! clair, author of the act of legisla-; former Democratic tpwnship com- • • . . . - port, they were in suitably removed spots. But now the pop­ (ax tiike (19 cent per $100 assessed tee and he couldn’t hide it . . . A large field nf candidates valuation) for the Borough will be brary of bulletins und circulars you , mre bearing his name under which I niitteemen, Joseph Pandozzi and ulation h a s spread out around them. Removal to more far have entered races for the board of education next month hard to sell, while the township is can get free from your Slate Uni-j lhe new form of government w a .s[jos(.ph Hoff, resumed the question- •way and suitable sites suggests itself. B u t the complica­ getting IS cents reduction.” Mr. versity. Some of Ihe more popular ■ set up. that the election ol Nov. that Mr. Messenger and Mr. . . . Watch for the defeatist to start beating the drums early tions of such undertakings would be so enormous that it Ilyrne also stated: “ We have not titles appear in a special list of-also was an illegal poll in thatfo Hiien levied al G.O.P. proced- ...its easier to be against something . . . don’t eha know. garden publications. I there is no provision under Plan t*-; New W a r's Dav. Mr. Pan- would bear no semblance to practicality. kept pacc in obtaining new rata­ M O RE THAN N1NK million telephones were added to The final alternative ia to fence in the cemeteries. In bles." On the other hand Mayor E. If you’d like one, send a post*-0* a (’.1 ^or *!,ect'™1s cations Mr. Leo had, other than the w o rld ’s total in 1BG2 marking the greatest yearly in­ most other municipalities through which one travels where gave the credit for their anticipat­ of Agriculture. Bulgers University, j'?as “ piiin.iry ;n that having sened *.*» Republican ca;n- crease in the history of the telephone . . The total is 151),* the population has spread around a cemetery, the burial ed overall decrease in taxes to the New Brunswick, and mention "Gar- ,he cr**tion (he new form of 'p.,^,> manager, for the acting mu- 200,000 an ii)n v u s e nf fJ.l per cent over lhe previous year ground has been fenced in, as a health necessity, if nothing new acquired commercial ratables. den List.” Garden specialists who ! zovcmmcnl was based on a refer- nicipa| maMilRer pcAt. according to the 19M edition of “The World's Telephones*’ Some people are under the im­ give advice throughuut Ihe season i <*"2 because it takes a year der it to be done. However, it is not fair that the plotholders iances must wait until master plan .Sometimes, after rending a book | partisan certification of choices for ' graduate and had had courses •nd the cemetery associations be assessed the total cost, or is in effect, This is wrong. The N.J. or a bulletin, you'll have questions. to compile tiie data . . . New Jersey r3eli Telephone Co. cus­ : the November ballot. Hence all 1 civil government. He defied Mr. even tha major cost. The moral decadence of some mem­ courts have declared that immed­ Just send your questions to me Paudo//i to spot any illegal action tom ers can connect w ith 155,800,000 telephones o r 98 p er iate - necessary re-ioninp and var­ j candidates went m one column., bers of the community haa created the ghouls and vandals before you get busy with garden | apart from theme of the regular, he takes during his tenure to bring cent of the world's total . . . Atlantic Cily ranked fourth iances of specific areas of a munic­ work, and i'll get you an answer problem. So the community aa a whole should a n d 'must pay parties. a test case “ lo have me thrown among cities of the world with the number of telephones per ipality is permitted while the mas­ from a specialist. out.” for the aituation created. It is hard to think of anything that ter plan is being prepared. Mayor Could He Replaced j 100 population. The convention city h.is T.’Ll telephones for Mr. Hoff asked that a request bring* more discredit upon a community than the continu­ (Signed) If Mayor Lanzaro and Council- every 100 persons. Although the city dropped from third to John Barbagelata Eyt Abandoned Cart man Storer are ousted by the court! from the Bureau of Navigation be , ing and ignored desecration of the graves of its dead. tomorrow. John K. Harliagelata ! honored that Mr. Smiiii. Mr. ! fo urth place tliis y e a r its p ercentage rose 1.2 per cent, We suggest the borough councils and boards of health of «%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%«%%%%%%%%%% Matawan Borough Board of will...... be immediately sworn in -..as t| Kuru and the reul„ estate firm ot : ...... both Matawan and Keyport meet with the cemetery associa­ Heakh voted Monday to *sk the mayor, un a« high mayoralty choice \j J . Harridan A Co., ,Sayrevillev Sayreville. ty be ; Holden, two years, and Vincent ' why the bids could nut have been tions to see what can be worked out. borough council for police aid in Nov. 5 and Philip H. Arnold, a Citi- continued to handle the township s ^;!;inceleri, one year, ! reject'd L o o k i n g enforcing the public health nui- zens Committee candidate wIk> was ] Par^ °* ioint beachfront nn- rejected in June and readveiti.sed, sance code as it refers to aban-1 seventh highest in the Now 5 voting i provemefit program onJo.-eph which Molnar, t.iey plumbing inspec- ; ||,- „oled it was known by all con- know now aa to whether or not he doned cars. The board debated how i but who failed of election to Mr. j were working undertor; the J ’cter admini*- J. S/cweyyk, assistant tractors ihen how low the five B a c k w a r d plumbing inspector; kvelvu De- routes had been bid and the boa id Communication has a purchase, otherwise he will far the matter should be carried. | Storer Dcc. ID. will be sworn a s ; lrfltw>n of former Mayor John 1:. Items A basil Falks Aid 1kla» It was agreed among the members j councilman. This will give the ( ’iti- ( Keating. I he newly appo.nted town- Hatl, public heaith nurse; J<»s<‘p-i logically could expect lo get an withdraw from his agreement and Seaman, auditor, Mrs. ( aihenne oven lower figure than \lr. Wehr- Te t|if Editor. We Kaew la The Leaf Aga it should go beyond just autos le/t zens Committee a 5-1 control of the! ship engineer and counsel were that would be the third one I will K.v:m ir. «w rt clerk and siolatmns ’ |,.-s n;>(i ;>ti p,.r hv readserti*. MMawaa.Bwwih Taxpayers, I on the street or in vacant lots, | council, only former mayor Charles i permitted to handle tins r equest as have lost. WOWWHWMWWWMWWWWI that persons who set up cars or j T, McCue, erf the Lanzaro group,. their professional understanding of clerk; Mts. Louise Anthony, depu- in^. •enl lbe.-Wtowiag M ar lo, lhe tv court clerk; Ten Kyck ! ’ Years leave them standing unlicensed for remaining on the governing body, j the situation would dictate, Cites Cases members '.o i>. tba , Matawan, ,Bof- ‘‘Further, acroff thp road Route F ifty Aga director ol civil defen.se and Mis. (Issue Thursday, Jan. 8, 1914) year and more in back and side Mr. McCue foofc ihe position) The mewing Monday was high- eugli Adjustment Board on Dec. II, M , as ,1 Ufid fttdre, )t‘ i/s commer­ a Mai y Brown, numxipa I impros e- ’ Mr. Apv cited the Carey-Chfkide yarch also should be brought to ; when Walter C. Grubb, Joseph j lighted further by a threat to take 19*3. I have not received a reply, cial. Directly across Route' 14 from The reorganization of the Town­ ment search officer, all one year. Purk cases to .show excepiton had as yet,. ... my parcel, a shopping center1 '41- ships Cpmniittee was perfected at task. The members were in con- [ Brodniak and Norman Janwich, the i the former township treasuier,As the acting li v- managei. Mr. Leo been taken to strict mterpretatnni currence that vehicle whlch“ ilo hlen sworn in Jan. J, move a m e J I * d D l l i k S f C f l 'pointments offered by rht; council been acted iqion and he wanted to . t h o s e of Mr. Clark and Mrs, was a "difference ol degree” in a "Some M you are well acquainted wildfire. The borough has had none elected treasurer. r ^ i( , O majority, even though seven of know why. He declared IKTfi.OOO of situation where the safety of school Biown as being made without due with thia MaUer; othen, I am on Its side of Ihe road which clearly The Madison Transportation Com­ . (continued from page m e ) them were “ hoklovers'* from the J2.1V1.5T0 due the board from the i children tiding Imses wa* concurs current consideration of the qualifications alraidL a re'not. Far those who are Indicates that the loninsi Is keepinr pany, which own* the steamer (Ire building inspection staff, the I township committee form of gov-) treasurer's office in the ; ed. He found it was obligatory oi ( of the persons to fill i .'r- posts. not, rw aal la briefly brin» you up Mod commercial ralables away John B. Collins, he)c) the annual township' physician and assessing ' eminent. Mr. Storer, on lhe other ; school year is involved, the board to get information at tin lo date. from the borough and are going ov­ meeting. Jasti ^pturday at the coin- Cferk. j hand, \xned for the seven "U/ldov- New Manager time of opening a bid that the bid “ I have loti Ihree aales for this er lo the Township. pany/s ; office, at II. Warne’s ia Both Committeemen Daniel Dow-: er” choices Ixjt was a "no” voi* By resolution, the council approv­ der was "fit and quaiifh-d” to per* Q ‘‘I have talked abouC'Ahts.dituai Madison Township. A report of the ney and Gilbert Hickman v o t e d , on all new appointees favored by ed a balary of $15,000 for the new c (loiill form that on which he was bidding which in my mind ia unjust t>oat,«af/uoKA for the past year was against the termination of the. jer- the council majority. municipal manager. Paul H. Her- f j , . ? before considering his offer. they had that ^iftade; Jhowing an increase in earn­ and discriminatory? Mi wmtfthim- v/ces of Mrs. WiJhelmina Gumbs 'The ‘ /ollowihg’ ‘ officials were mann. servin* Barrinjttoo. R.I., the i par '’ ra!‘'> ; Mr. Apy argued that Mr. Wehrle they would Buy il. llowever, sfter ings of about $79 over last year bera of Ihe Planning Board, Coun­ at assessing clerk effective Jan. 1 named (holdovers) with only Mr. pa»t 14 years but due to take ov.;r ; . . . . . )la!J heard Mun- had a known record of good pn- they,talked «llh> on* or,more, lew* and • dividend declared. the Madison poat Mar. 2. when Mr. ^ ' Wl;hri' * lawyer has a cil, AI,,n,nn *‘.-s tn whether lhat Ixidy will wouM W 'kliM tt InifSosslble, they thinking no? have any of them felt Mr. Hickman cast the lone dis- _rspector; __ ...... Thoina.* Antisell and Ro- self, that it was a question of hi* dropped their agreement. Dr. S. Parkes Cadman of Brook­ review the matter. The Matawan that I waa unreasonable in trying to senting vote against the appoint-1 hVrt Seber sr. to the Board of Ad- same for the acting manager, the equipment being specified and hi* "Since I have endeavored lo sell lyn will be the lecturer at the en­ sell this land for commercial pur* ment of a new building inspector, ’ jusLment; U>uis Becker to the Util- municipal clerk and 175 (or ibe act- ! ! !o ;lr,<1 ,llk, l-v »!.“ readvertiw: drivers named before his bid couh •his property aome of the events tertainment next Tuesday evening for bids on tra/is/xvff.-ff'on. poses, Some of the citizens to whom Ernesi Shortridge, and hi.s three; ities Authority; Delores Becker, ing manager's .secretary. be received. The comt observer lhat have occurred are as followi: in the auditorium of the Graded Chester Apy jr.. attorney for Mr. I talked volunteered to help me and deputy building inspectors. George; court clerk, and George Wendel, The assessor was increasetl lo that if a contractor could wait t< “ I. A the Wehrle. reviewed the argument petition requesting the other land owners if we called School. This if the second of the Hausman.i, Charles L. Wvnn and tax assessor. JO K) (hv $W10) while a part-time see if he were going to be a low Planning Board lo reione the area course arranged for the season. previously presented m t!u- tf»i*ct on them. John Moran. Mrs. Anne Savitsky Other Appointments 'collector gets $2100. The magis- bidder and get a contract as .sue!: to Its practical commercial xonioji The Mayor nnd Council met at the failure of Mr. Wehile to sub was named financial secretary to ! The following officials were ap- trate is raised $1000 to $3300. The •jnd then fill m his specification-., •.va* signed by all but three proper­ "fn view of all I have said here noon on New Years Day and after the building inspector and Mr. proved 3-2. both Mr. McCue and court and violations clerks get mit a standard form of question­ and more could be said, I respect­ and name his drivers, the w;c ly owners, who have sincc strong­ the new members were sworn in llnusmann will issue occupancy Mr. Storer dissenting. Parsons. !$!M)0. the deputy eo'ir? cferk $G7.:>0 naire required by .statute uas no fully request your Board to reopen would be open to all .sorts of poli­ ly indicated that they too want it Councilman A.B. Henderson was permits. | Can/ona, Blair and Warren, R'.'d ' per week. T!ie wellaie director g'-ts grievous omission in lhat it was this case at your very earliest op* tical favoritism and fraud. rczoncd commercial. Route 24 elected President. The bonds of Both Mr. Hickman and Mr. Dow-! Bank law firm, as township at- $200 more to $1000 and the jKihce quieklv ctirrecteil bv f.limg in such portunity !o reconsider your recent An am.W'-iiiig contention by Mi from Lake Bridge to Township line M arshils Mulsoff and Tice were nev abstained on the vote to ap­ tornev f a member of the fitm, dispatf ini 5250 mo;e ;c V j7 * II. form. .111s.v eri:ig |>;*rt o? :he <|ues- Apv to this was that all the b.d Soulh. decision. My attorney as you know offered nnd accepted and adjourn­ point iti special policemen for the Witiaini R. Blair jr., has tic'fi re­ These fa:s/*s w;,'l be raijf-fd, hv •.-; for munre they would has-, the 20 some signatures and alto es­ committees announced, tic. Mr. Traphagen and the two new :own-h:p engineer; Mr. Barbajjel- salarv for a councilman when a Iniard as soon as possible what action saved S'lOOU ou bii.s tr; to m»ei’’ er else suffer cunfisc: timate the potential commercial The N.Y. ik L.H.K.R. has put the members of the township commit­ ata. ::‘tasiirer; Mrs. Walter Hills, ctuntmrieemnn onlv had Sp.»! your Board is >>oing to take and j w;tn \Jr. Wt-hrJe’s ,!i tion <>f the.;- Ixmd. so tiiere cou! r,ilablc that would accrue from Ihe piece of road leading from Atlantic tee. Ja y KriviUky and Charles W. tax tnlNv’or; Donato Ventura. d»- vu::rn SSOO. But Mayor Macrae area. He reported the confirmation how soon. Avenue to the statiun in excellent Dryden, who were sworn in to be­ putv el.irk, a n'-'.c p«)s.t:on; Ceriiltl rm or divergence i d*T, Ltu'v and Mich.i the basis of bidding. He foun of Ihe signalurcs and estimated “ I know Ihe public officials hear j shape and the electric ligiu near gin thiee-year terms Thursday. Batinian. Aristo Scrohogna, Bruno Siil.tr-. p i:(1 a coowuilteeman :n G M. r a. van, pi-or conn. tins t s - n more pnmounced in t!u. that the commcrcial school free po­ people complain about taxes and af-1 the corner of the canning factory The committee organized for the Prtiomo. and Thurman N'e.ihs ’o IWi.'l for l.emg a !':».i;'l h«aith tes1.nj; [hi* ,iw;ird. .t iep.i!;ti>!e bonding company, ac tential ralables would amount to ter awhile it becomes static music, I on railroad property, tlie' current year with the following department the Miimcip.iJ (j'ti.ities AiK’uh ms . !:<>■ patfl :;o.i Mr. M''S member teptdble t j the board of ediic<>- about $3,500,000. however, facts are facts and i for which is paid by the company, heads: Mr. Knvit/ky, finance; Mr. Herben Schneider, Robert Knowles senger >ill insi'-t'-d tliat a.i the Mr. Apv no'»d *h»* ret I It'd uf JH v.tiuld be most insistent it "3. M y plea to the Planning should like to bring a personal has been placed and is in use. It Hickman, sanitation; Mr. Dryden. r a < «i t:irilrnan had forruani'e s;n< e Sept. 4 cl <•:)' meet o|>timtim conditions i>* Board along with Ihe others has note of mine to your attention. I is a great improvement and duly police; Mr. Downey, water, and: of Adjustment; Mr. Arnold, civil been cut bv bimgmg in a m.imei ix*ard has gained a lory (ore it would take a chance on hie, been practically ignored. own a home on Edgemere Dr. on appreciated by auton)u!>ili&:s and Mr. Traphagen, streets and road?, i defense director and Mr. Janwirh, pal man i g e r, less iiM>nt-y should sc: vue at much less i the “ 4. As you know across Route 14 which I pay $964 a year taxes. Two others in driving up to the rear jf New Attorney, Deputy Clerk i rouncil member of the Pi.inning be pa.d. taxp.tver, f»v far the |>:• I epoij.Ji ; am on a bond. from the borouch properly, it ia years ago I placed it on the market the station. The committee appointed Rich-‘ Board, Administrative Code coiisulera’.ion in all s: attires { Judge Conford granted that th Matawan Tcwninip territory and for sale. Up to this time I have not The large nmnher of people who ard T. Schwartz as tos'.nship atlor-| Mr. Barbap-lata. \1 r SciolK»gna, An ordinance putting an ndmini inc on the taking of bi comt would take into consider;, zoned commercial. About 100 feel been able to even fiet an offer for spent the holidays in Spring Val­ ney to succeed Herbert Smith and!.Mr. Bauman and Mr. Prtronio nte stral.ve code m effect was r»ffereoard of conitn;' mercial. main complaint I get nboul this prise party Inst Saturday evening Dorothy Smith. Other mapir ap-, Mr. McCue and Mr. Store; a No bodv of |'H»S for never liaMng an- action w.is lhat m acting on the M um s to wa:', e *‘min »r irregula: ‘'S. The property owner* alone home ia thnt taxes are unbearable. in honor of her birthday. pointments remained the same wiJh I dissenting, a resolution passed 3-2 ticipateil ihts n< Wehrle hid Juno 3 m full kn«e.v- ties'' tn ^et a mumeipal service < A e highway who signed Ihe petition Other people in the borough with Thirty-Five Years Aga .Joseph J. Sea/nan Co.. Perth Am-; fhe omicdwen should serve with­ The council rescinded a re*olu ledge the requirement o' .statute dependable origin at a low b have become Irritated by two high assessed property are exper­ (Issue Friday, Jan. 11. lf»29) boy, auditor- Karl F. Heuser, town­ out pay. Under the township com­ tion making the l-'arnu-is & Mer­ had not be< n met on tin* (Hie.siion- figure. But fhe judge cautioned M- events, namely: iencing the same thing. It seems 'Fhe amount to be raised by taxa­ ship engineer, and Mrs. Pauline K . ; mittee form of government, each chants National Bank. Matawan. naue the lioatd "had comjvoumlrd Apv that any ruling making <\ “ a. They have received no action imperative to me that all possible tion in Matawan Borough lor the Behr, township treasurer. committeeman had recciv ed the main depository, and made the an ongmn! et Mir." ception to .statute on lhe taking •• from Ihe Planning Board. efforts should be made by our offi­ year 192*1 is $39,047.24. a decrease Other appointments included $1(100 per vrar ai!owj*d by statute. f irst Nations! South Atnboy-Madi- Mr Apv protested that the Board a bid wttulfl s< t a precedent wliif "b. And now that my application cials to pick up school free ratable* of $3,002.07 from 1928 when the Philip Gumbs and Robert Robert-! On naming legal newspapers. ihf de{K»sitory. n ,m fa' ed ui?*i a con^;ctrfU’:lected at the annual stockholders’ M. Kelly, assistant tax search offi- jority apptOMiig the freehold Democrats were: Planning Board. current ve;ir well m advanci* of The three-man court ordered t! pose left, commercial. to speculate whn( the borough (ax­ meeting of the Matauan Bank cer; Dr. Seymour Shore, township j Transcript, the Red Bank Register Donald Bo.-st, fise ve.ir ternr. Rf> the September opening s;h '4t| stay b\ which Mr. Wehrle will ro “ I should like to impress you that es will be in the future wilh Strath­ Tuesday: C.H. Baird, Herman E l­ physician and police surgeon; Mr. and ' ""The “Matawan Journal. ' ' Mr" bert Komarek. four sear. Mayur m that t»:;ier disti ,cts would he tinue to operate the Mataw. my present purchaser wants to more still one • fourth undeveloped lis, J.R . Ervin. B.K. F.skesen, li. Downey and Mr. Hickman, one- Brodmak mul Mr. Janwirh ques­ Marrae, Mr. Dealv nnd Mr. Baier, rival seekers of suth M'tyiers. s< iiotil bus routes extended tin: H. Geran, C. William Ludi, A.P. year terms on the harbor commis­ tioned the inclusion nf the I rans- nnr ye.ir, .1 u. of New Jersey, i lie . Doors Oprn 7:30 Rrcreailon CotnmilKv, Richard Township Ciunnutt'’ein.m William i nun mmortow Io have llu* Doe. organizing were completed. IP* ex- Wonng. Arnold Vonder Porten, MOI.LV PITCHER INN FS Riverside Ave., Iteil Hank Pengel and Mrs. fVnjirJ |< ft bv HI nmoff election, by which the p'niivd \\>' liiul lien forced to move Henry...... _ Brucht and Victor lusher, automobile for St, Petersburg, l lu , ma\or and his political ally. Coun­ Ik mi the foivnsh/p by a rhnny,c in j one year, ALL ARE WELCOME yesterday, when* Ih.’V plan lu cilman Alfred L. Storer, hold of-, is.sigmmigmnot tit frum hi.1;hi; enrnp.iny comp,my *>incesince I local Assistance Board,Board Edward, 566-3007 .spend the winter. fire declared invalid. If suinmnry j the date of election, He submitted j DeLorenzo, four years; Joseph i Under lhe mispic*s of First Church of Christ, SeientiM, Hod Bank, N. J. Mrs. Raphael De\)in and child judgment is granted by Superior J hi‘i resignation. IKtnituliiliiuJ, three years; Laurence) i^hum hy, January 9,1964 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL. N. J. Pag * Fiva Woman’s Club Met Monday In Mark 50th Anniversary Mat awan Personal Items Borough COP New Club House On Jackson St News Of Vou And Your Family Is Appreciated At Any Time Club To Organize Call Mrs. Lorraine Smith, Tel. 508-1321 ■ The Woman's Club of Mata- The Matawan Borough Republi­ t a i l , Inc. held its first meetin; can Club will hold an organisation j : Monday in the new club house on Sisterhood To f/ecf Mrs. Grace Curran has returned Mr. and Mrs. Donald L Lewis Mrs. Fannie Johnson, Neptune, meeting Friday at *5:;;0 p.m. in the • Jackson St. to her home in Prospect Point were* (he quests of Miss Flo Grun- spent Thursday evening at the I Maiawan Hook anil {.adder Fire | A special meeting of the Sister­ . "W e have saved an old building Gardens after spending two weeks der, Belford, ul the New York Bal­ j’Co,, Hrfud St. The newly elected' hood of the Reform Temple of home of her son and daughter-in- W , have done something for Mata with her son-in-law and daughter, let at the City Center of Music and law, Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson. j president. Howard A. liendervm. Matawan lias been called for the 'wan in this ‘new landmark’,” siat Mr. and Mrs. William E.D. Jant- Drama on Saturday and had din* j will announce bis committee ap- i purpose of electing temporary Also present were her granddaugh­ od M n . Albert Abell, president, In zen and children, Ellen. Katherine, ner at the ’lop of 'he Six's. j pointmems ! committee chairmen. The meeting ter, Mrs. Faster Mae Sparks and her opening remarks. She compli- William jr., and Thomas, Hing- | Borough Councilmen Vernon A. ! will be held on Monday at 8: IS Mrs. William Slavin, Mrs. W il­ great . granddaughter, Sharon men'.ed Mrs. John Eggleston, ham, Mass. Spa rks. I l-.ilivm and George W. Connor will . p.m, at th Strathmore Elementary liam Burmester, and Mia? Hannah ■ buMing department chairman; jdiscuss the l>orough organi/.ation ! School. All members and those in­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Klein and Mcl.ean were the New Year's live Mrs. Sally Wilson, Bartow, Fia., . ' Mr*. John Ktimoy, and all the otli- and nanu^ of the new administra* i terested it. folning the Sisterhood children, Lori and Jonathan, Kew quests of Mrs. Lydia Walling. was a Saturday dinner guest of • « • Who planned, worked and dec- Gardens, N.Y., spent last week a.? Mrs. Alice Johnson. | lion j .x^rattd the new meeting place, are urged to attend this meeting. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley ^ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kcorkle, Mrs. Faster Mae Sparks and 1 Mrs Jolm D. Flynn, president of ! i , Mr*. Abell was describing the Seaman, Strathmore. Trenton, wore the Saturday guests daughter, Sharon, attended the ' the Monmouth Cw at Radio City Mu­ j Republican Women, will be the i Presbyterian Church which the Lochslea Heights Pa., was the weekend guest of Mr. Mrs. Frederick Noble, Holmdei, sic Hull, New York. ! guest speaker. Women of the l>or. ■ combined Woman's Club of Mata- and Mrs. Howard Agnew, Strath­ entertained at luncheon - bridge on Arthur Wiihams, Willie Anthony. ough mCort*s:€?solo, Zullo, 25 Overbid Md.; Mr. and tended the wadding and reception Johnson, Mrs. Easter M a; Sparks, tled in New York where I wo of March. children have returned from a visit Mrs. Vincent Guariglia, Mr. and "Sweet Little Alice Blue Gown.'* Mrs. Robert A. Knapp, jr., 19 on Saturday of Miss Anne Marie Matawan. their children were lw>rn. Mr. Creed Card Parly Mar. • at thre home of her parents, Mr. Mrs. Stanley Dublin, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Jones, New Shrewsbury- Beechwood Terr.; Mr. and Mr*. Perusso to Brian Reid in Orange. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hochbcrg answered the “ call to arms” in Mrs. Harry Clune, co-chairman and Mrs. Ralph Badger, Ports­ Marvin Paris, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin offered a solo, "M y Mother’s Eye. Donald Lewis, I Beechwood Terr.; Mr. Reid ii the »on of Mr. and and children, Benin and Laird. World War I when his National Music for the entire evening wai <* the ways and means committee, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lewis, 8 Maple mouth, N.H. Margulies, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Mrs. Tlwrna* Reid, former resi­ Long Beach, L.t., were weekend Feldman, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Guard Unit was activated as the rendered by the “ Emeralds." Tiia ,v *Y *n1lnrah Gardner entertain­ bert Shapiro, Mr. and Mrs. Robert father, the late Abram Long. Key* renoe Emmons. Lochslea Heights, they were en­ Pawling School, Pawling, N.Y., af­ Members planning to enter ori- Strathmore, entertained on New ed At a New Year's Eve puny. |»ort. Mr. Creed returned from ov­ _ Horace Long, New York, Mrs. tertained at the home of Mr. and ter spending his vacation with his Robinson, Dr. June McLeod, Mr. gjnal poems or short stories in the Year's Eve and their guests were Guest* were Georgejean and Glad­ and Mrs. Frank Swan, Matawan; erseas after the Armistice and thev Creed’s brother, presented the coa* Mrs. Christopher Koopman. parents. Federation contest, “ This • Is My from Strathmore, Long Branch, ys Goodwin, Wilbert Underwood, Dr. Jan Veatch, Penn Stale; Dr. remained in Keypoit to rear their pie with gifts from the family. Trophies will be awarded to Ihe New Jersey," must submit them Bergenfield, and New York. Mr, and Mrs. Richard Burket en­ Gloria and Barbara Vine, C'liff- Robert Clausen, New York; Dr. family. Mis. Creed received a gold charm first place winners at the next by Feb. I to Mrs.-Lambert. On Saturday evening, Mr. and tertained in honor of their...... daugh-_ wood; Alfred l.**e, Morganville; John Pinderhughes and Mrs. Pin- Mr. and Mrs Creed are the par- bracelet with engraved charmf meeting of the Lochslea Heights Mrs. Eggleston, chairman of the Mrs. Alvin Margulies, Strathmore, ter, Martha, who was celebrating j Sharon Sparks, Michael Hedge path derhughes. Dr. Andrew Bass and ents of four daughters and three j from each child and one from her Club Monday evening. . building committee, cave a finan­ wure the guests of Mr. and Mrs...... her sixth birthday on Friday. Her and Curtis Jefferson, Matawan. Mis. Bass, .Montc’air; Mr. and sons, Mrs, Madeline Frasei. and f husband, Mr. (.'reed received a gold cial report and stated that mem­ Martin Mandell, Kew Gardens, L.l. guests were Debbie Addis. Shelley Mr. and Mrs John Babnsky Mrs. Harold Allen, Mrs. Viola Mrs. Gwendolyn Washington. Key-! fob watch and chain. Mr. and Mrs. Ashworth, Carolyn Smith. Patty bers of the building committee will Y mU Party For Mr. and Mrs. John McLean, White visited at the home ot Mr. and Shomo, Red Bank, nnd Kenneth port; Mrs. Georgette Mitcheil, | Llovd Archer presented Mrs. Creed McGovern. Laura and Delia Laub- Berkeley. Calif.; M tv Jacqueline ] with a family ring of twin wedding becomc members of ths. Iy, and Marianne Younkheere. Sundav, Arc her, P'aN.sburgh, N. Y.; Do;»ald j bands connecled with the seven formed house committee. Woman'* Club Board guests of Mr, and Mrs. Henry Creed. Boston, Mass ; l.t. Col. Leon ; birthstones of their children. Flow- Mrs, William C. Ncxldings, Inter­ Kiechlin, Marc Woods. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Currie were Guests at the home ol Mr and The executive board of The Wo­ Parents' Group national Relations chairman, re­ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Juers the Saturday dinner guests of Mr. Mrs. John Babrisfiy (luting the; Creed, Mountain Home Air Force U rs were sent to the couple from man's Club of Matawan held its Base, Idaho and Reginald Creed, i their daughter • in • law, Mrs. ported on the activities of her de- ;*nd children, Strathmore, were and Mrs. John Ludwig, Monmouth Christmas holidays were Mr and Christmas party at Buttonwood Formed At P.1.1. Riverside. Calif. 'Ihe Creeds have • Reginald Creed, vacationing In . partment and accepted donations the Sunday guests of Mrs. Hans Beach. Mrs. Harvey Morrell sr., Mr. arid Manor,. Matawan, Dec. 10, 1963. eight grandchildren and one great-j Bermuda with her parents. Flowi*|-#: ijrifro m the members for t h e Mrs. Harvey Morrell jr., aad child­ I Stlml.iV evening Ultj Phv;iU* In- Following luncheon, there was a Juers, Glendale, L.L, who was cele­ The Rev. James Andrew, assis- “ Strengthen The Arm of Liberty ren. Sluro/i and Linda, Maiawan; j.s.'ruttion Jn*titul/\ Morganville. in­ grandchild. yko were sent hy 'I'he Peoples N*- gift exchange and the presentation brating her birthday. lant to the president of Princeton U i ’ ' , V1r^ v„ti,.m, n o .r.a ,. Active In Church thm.il Bank, The Monmouth County Campaign." On New Year’s Eve, Mr. and ! itiated a Talents' Oigam/ation to of a gift from the guests to Mrs. Seminury was the guest speaker at | p i . * Ami w it ) r.'v* k l i Both Mr. and Mrs. Creed are ac- j National Hank, and American Le- Members were advised by Mrs. Mrs. Nelson Lamb entertained and 1 facilitate communication lx*ween Albert Abell, president. y; Robert 'i amak and tive membef*! of the Second Uap-lg»on, Pos* 2.1, all of KeyfWt. G. J. Sterling Thompson that Mrs. their guests were Mr. and Ml'S. s.m.fav- Fr«.!>yt,nan Unirch la*t i son_ OKI Units-.-; Ur. und parents of full tune .students Had Mrs. Abell spoke briefly, express­ Sunday. Bayard Lamborn is hospitalized in Fred Wells, Edison; Mr. and Mrs. ' * | ’.Mrs. Mark Grossman, South Am ! iht* teaching staff. Olficers were list Church, Keyport. where Mr. j There were IMI guests present) ing her gfatitude to the hoard who Cieed lias seived as a trustee for'from Key;x>rt, Matawan, Morgan­ Monmouth Medical Center and Mrs. Rebel Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edwin IL Dominick enter- ! l*»y; Mr. and Mrs Ralph Uabrisky, j elected and the foundation laid for a number of years, Thev both have {ville. Cliffwood. F’.asi Orange, Fair William Rabel in Riverview Hospi­ have “ sparked” such enthusiasm John Plowri&hl, Frank Sullivan. tamed at luncheon recently ami ; Miss Ann Bradaeh, Mm-ganvdle. j \lv‘ developnieiu ot tins new v»r- been ai tive in civic affairs and Mr. I H a e e n. Teaneck, Middletown, tal. this year in all club affairs and, Newr Brunswick; Mr. and Mrs. her guests w e r e Mrs. Malcolm Mr. and M ri. Eugene Kreb.s, 41 ^ g'ani/ation. 'lhe leadership of the Creed is chaplain of l he American j Newark, Atlantic Highlands, R e J Refreshments were served by especially, the plans for the new Thomas Murphy, Nixon; Mr. and Dodge," * Garden City, N.Y.; Mrs Ardmore Lane, Strathmore, .spent 1 group was vested m Albert Kliggo, Legion, Post 2it. Keyport. Mr. [Bank, Anbury Park. Neptune, Wan- Mrs. Peter W. Ten Eyck, assisted club house. Mrs. Robert Herzog. Fords; Mr. Emil Blanchard, Mrs. Richard the h o Jid ,^ At, Hi? ,l»vnt'of their | Cilen Ridge. v\ho was elected I’resi- Creed is employed as senior custo­ ainassa, Jei.sey City, New York* by Miss Geraldine V. Brown, Mrs. It was revealed that the new and Mrs. Walter Bromm. and Mr. Stuck, Miss Marguerite Houghton, son-in-law' ahtt daughter, Mr. and i dent. Mr. Kligge will l>e assisted dian at Kevjxn? High School. R. L . . Cartan, Mrs. , Matthew club house on Jackson St., M ata­ and Mrs. Al Rftter, Matawan. Miss M ary E. Stack, Perth Am­ Mrs. NVurren Donaldson and child­ by H. Janssen, sice president and Albany, N.Y., Boston, M a s r,.# Schmitt, Mrs. Harold D. Raymond wan, would be ready for the meet­ Mr. and M n . Hans Froehlich, Mr. boy; Mrs. Harry 0. Jonas, Miss S. ren. in Huntsville. Ala. Mrs. Phillip Melnik, secretary. At the anniversary celebration, Plattvburgh, N.Y,, Berkeley, Calif., the table decorations were go’d and Mrs, Edward S. Wilton. ing of the club on Monday. and Mrs. James Woods, Mr. and Ellen Haney. Freehold; Mrs. E. Mr. und Mr*. Robert Doris were Riverside, Calif. Jamaica, L.l,#, Mr. and iMrs, Eugene Krebs. 4-1 bells with the number 50 topping Amityville, L.f., Himtingtim Sta­ Mrs. Joseph Chirco, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Todd, Holmdei; M iu J. appointed co-chairmen of the pub- Ardmore Lam*, Strathmore filter- each bell. Gold cut flo,\er* were tion, L.L, and Brooklyn. James Maher, Mr, and Mrs, Hugh Mabel Brown, Keyport; Mrs. J. F. lained li! couples at u dinner party licitv committee; "Mr. and M n . J. DalzeH, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dominick, Mrs. J. F. Ihwtelter, on New Year’s Five. Guests were j Meiwo. co-chairmen Of the finance Artelli were the New Year'a Eve Miss Mary Lisk, Mrs. Thomas Wel- present from South Grange. Maple- I committee, and Mrs.' Ryan, chair* Add Art Clatt Cubmaster Announces ■’ Did guests of Mr, and M rs.. Bernard, stea^l, Mrs. Alheri Abell, and Miss .vood. Short Hills. New Providence i /nan of the meeting' ‘nortftfahon Schlatterer, Strathmore. . Grace Carman, Matawan. and Wnodbridgo, Va. ; commmee. A member of the For Beginners Pack 237 Meeting ' teaching staff, D. McCune, and Mr. and Mrs. John Kiick, Mr. Susan ind Doris Pedersen, Mr. and Mrs. Barrv Kreilzer and Mrs. James Leahy and Mr. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Walter ; in,l Steven, Btrioklvn, were Alfred Gravt‘.s, a parent, were ap­ S The winter term11 of th e ; art I Jhirrv C h e r n e t, Cubmaster ol ’ and Mra. Martin Toartto were the ; jxiinted to draft a constitution for Pedersen, have returned home af- ^.ear. s 1';'^ guests of M i. nnd i school, conducted bv fhe Guild of Pack T.\l, Mruauan, has «innoii(>ci?j jingle bells Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sy Sunshine, Avondale Lane ; presentation at the next metMing. ter spending several duvs with (heir I 'I'he next meetng if the P.l.l. i Creative Art, Shrewsbury, will that there will be a pack meetinf Mrs. Peter Perrino, Marc Woods. aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Rus­ Sr rathmore. I Parents Organization is set for start next week, A class has been Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Krakauer, sell Jacobus, Point Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Abba/ia on Monday, Jan. 27, at the Strath* . Matawan; Mm. Joan LoBasso. and ami son. Ja y. lit Middlesex Rd., 1 Sunday. l-Vb. 2. Ht 7:30 p.m. at the added exclusively for beginners more Elementary School at 7 :il Mrs. Florence McMullen, The : Institute. bring returned home New Year's Day with Harold If. Alexander, Associ­ p.m. Bronx, were the Sunday guests of after spending their Christmas va­ Mr. and Mrs. Peter Perrino, The Donald Day Head cation in Miami Reach, Fla. W. S. C. S. Plan* ate Professor of Art at Monmouth Thirty-five cubs assisted by their Bronx. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Navi College, West Long Branch, as the den mothers and den fathers can­ Saturday dinner guests of Mr. I 1 1 d y 1 1 i an(l Raymond, 7 Norwood Clam Chowder Sale teacher. vassed th e Strathmore area at jangled bills? and Mrs. Bernard Schlatterer, ______U t Loclislca l-lun !l.ane. Strath,nore. have relurn.-tl The 10 week term ut the Guild. Christmas time for canned good* Strathmore, were Mr. and Mrs, ~ ------! after ■ nlni*-dtt.v vacation trip to At the regular meeting of the Gl’D Broad St., Shrewsbury, is given Thomas J. Casey. Brielle. Donakl Day will be installed as , ftermuda, Women’s Society of Christian Ser­ which were given to the needy by Mrs. Margaret Smith and Miss , president of The Lochslea Club of = Mr. and Mrs. W. Rulon Smith vice of the First Methodist Church, on Friday evenings from 3 to 10 the Guadalcanal Veterans of For* p.m. Peggy Smith, New York, were the j f,jatawan Monday evening, at the w<*re the New Y«ar'.< Day guests Matawan, held Monday evening, eign Wars Post. Pruiti. small paintings and sket­ Tuesday and Wednesday guests of ( meeting to be held ut ^ p.m. in the ? of Mr. and Mis. W. f<, Wurman, plans were made to hold a clam Final plans will be made for tb§ Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tosctto. } Kc-creation Hall, Middle*** Rd.. i Middletown, chovwler sale on Friday, .Jan. 17. ches will he exhibited through Mr. and Mrs. Arthur StahlbaumJ Matawan. jMrs. William J. Rabel is n pa- Mrs, Arthur Kis>nnller presided. January. annual blue and gold dinner winds Chattanooga, Tenn., left for home! Serving with him during th'* com- tient in Riverview Hospital, Mrs. William Wieland led the hymn will be held in February. on Friday with Mr. Stahlbaum at j jn^ year will he Floyd Lewis,vice The Misses Marv find Mildred smg and presented another chapter Gillis Home From the controls of his own plane. They j president; Everett Schuhz, record- Fink and Miss Gram* Tlwwnpson. of "Our Mission in lhe Wot Id To­ were the guests of Mr. and Mn;. ! secretnrs’; Mrs. Pel«*r Koelscli. Westlieid, and Mrs. John Whitt*. day.” Visit To Illinois Announces Services Mel Insley, and while here they en- 1 corresponding secretary, and M»s. Fair Haven, were th** New Year's To emphasi/e the work of the At Cheesequake Church Lcriained Mr. and Mrs. Insley in . John Calcy, treasurer. Day guests of Mr. and Mrs Frank- W.S.C.S. in Southern Asia, Mrs. Ku-haril <■.. Gillis, 1.1.1 Hto;ui St., celebration of Mrs. Insley’s birth-. Kvon-tt Schultz, immediate past hn S. Thon‘p*>n Walter Pike, program chairman, Matawan. has returnel to his The Rev. Charles E. Walling, h o m e after a visit with Mr. and day ot lhe Cobblestones. Mi.man man *1 he -.an. loaned bv the R»*v. tional League Championship foot­ ‘Kill am. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tes-1 coming year. The winners of the and children hav« returned home Frank Sweeten, vwis h n mindei of ball game Itetsseen the Chicago: etto. , Christmas decoration contest will after '■ .spending ‘ two weeks ‘ as guests hi>* preaching days in India. Hear-' and the New York Giant*.: Holy Fut hamt will be conducted Mr. and Mrs. E, Charles Weigel, presented with appropriately in- of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Powers, Mrs. James Adams lead the He also attend**! the h(Kkev game, at ti a.m. Wednesday and iI a nt, and son, Charles, were the recent bribed trophies. . I Stuart. Fla. closing piaver. Mrs. Rolx'rt Mul­ hr*tween Cha’ago and Toronto , on Friday, Jan. 17, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. ( Richard Crane. Marc W<*»ts. will Mr. and Mr*. Thurles I-'. Perriiie ler served as hosprtahty clunrman. lb* was ftccompameil on the plane ; Bible Slmlv class will meet Wetfc Gwrge Pfciff, Edison. , }>e the guest speaker A woild-wu!<* and soil, Charles, were the New assisted b\ Mr%. .lane Senionci!. and tn the football game by George nesdav at 7:15 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Weinstein. ir<1veler, Mr. Crane ui!l narr.i!** Vwar'9 guest* of Mrs. pernne l.e ’lhe n«*t! meeting will 1m; heUl Caley, John Caley and Brure Mai*-! Children’s confirmation claj# Br«*oklyn, and Mr. and Mrs. Isidore co|,>red shd(‘s taken dining his trip Quier, Bi(K)klyt' Feb ;t. Cun-heon. meets Saturday ut U a.m. Truman, nnd family, ’fhe I'ronx, ! fjjrou^}, t|lf. African Congo bu*h Ross anhvIh> Maghan have were the New Year’s weekend cf>untry, which occurred just two returned to their studies at Cornell guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart War- \\^ Congo uprising. L niversuy. Ithaca, N.Y., and Mora- shauer, Strathmore. Kcfre.shmenls will b<* serveil by vian Seminary for Girls. Bethle­ Mrs, Nellie Rieluirds and daugh- |ju, hospitality committee. hem, Pa., respectively afi**r spend- 25 COURSli ter. Michelle. Eatontown; Mr. and ______mg the holidays with their parents. Mrs. E. Charles Weigel and son, ft. .1 i Pnr#\/ Mr. and Mrs. Ross W Magban Mrs, j . c. Lewis, nnd Miss Alia B i r t h d a y P a r t y Charles R Perrfne has leturned Lewis were the Now Year's Kve pQ|. j „ ^ nn Koyi to Brown University, Piovulence, ADULT SCHOOL guests of Mr. and MrIrs. Donald 7 R.L, after sjK'iidmg hi.s vacation iit Lewis. •\ liirllul.lv p.llls' in -elclirJIiOii the I,nine i>l his |in>w.s, Mr. anil Mr.s, Minnie Bradford nnd son / her |<|j(1711, birlhdnv ...... w:,s . Hij.en j Mrs. Charles_ F. j.’er.riiu- Claiiet To Fit Any Winston, Bnxiklyn, were the New s[|iss#Cjt* 'Ann Knyi7T2S Maph*’ l Mr. and Mrs, Walter Mat/ Htul . . . not II you were No Entrance Fee Y e a r ’s Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. kj’Vpou. on Dec. it I . l'Hiil. 1'lu son, I’ai, Belgiade, M*‘ , were re­ Deposit You Pav In You one of the 9,238 mem­ D. W Robinson. p.irty was given by lu*i mother cent visitors tn Matriwan. MATAWAN COMMUNITY bers of the Largest Weekly 50 Weeks Receive Mrs, J. C. Lewis has returned Mrs! Mary Koyi, and liei huiii Mrs. Ross \V. Maghan is a surgi- Christmas C lu b In home after spending *e\eral K>uth Medical I -M 9 23.« f SMS Mrs, Stella Zablocki, Kevporc. I.N M .« » . » The Area! Now Is as the guest of her son nnd daugh­ Decorations were yellow and (enter. the time lo sign up ADULT SCHOOL, INC >.M ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J (.'. Lew- , grei'ii. A large cake served th** Mr and Mrs |„ Murray hnhl. l.M ir*.« isi.il (or a merrier, pre- Is II, Plainfield. ' Holmdei, entertained nt dinner at p a I d Christinas In l.M 2 5 M I S S I.* ...... Mr. and Mrs. George Deit/. und Ihe pariv were: Mr. I hi- l>al < raiMry Club on New REGIONAL h ig h s c h o o l ifW4 . . . at any one W.N m m m m clliliireii have rctilrm-il from a trip 1 . Mrs s,,.vi.n k»vi Steven ' Year's IJ.iv. Mr, anil Mrs. J. K of First Merchants 7 ATLANTIC AVE., MATAWAN W.M !9M.« Mlf.fl tn Washington, !).(' , Virginia, and j j.),.,' '/.iihlnclii M i anil Mr-.. Dominick. Mr. nntl Mrs. J. I-'. Il«»s- i n t e r e s t p a i d o n convenient commun­ Maryland. ninv Tanslii. Mr. awl Mrs. Hairy (ett«r. Miss M.irv i.i.sk and Miss J. COMPLETED CLUBS ity offices. Mr . and...... Mrs, Walter Bromm and ; u,-,'-w„rr WallerWalter Sianski.Stanski Steve MalielMnbel [imvenBrown were nmdiinnmong the dnlUBhtcr Iwve r«t«rn«l h<»m? from > k| • „ fmm ‘Kevp«ri; , „ a visit■...... with Mr. --and 1 Mr«. *Charles '...... : s«,ir«n' Wvt-koff Maiawan; -■ Mr. and1 1 Mr. and Mrs. I,I,nerIll,ner Hyaid, II,>r- 2f> coi RSi s - Bi.(;i\ i fb. ?, Frey jr., Ma.«apeq„», f,.l. ‘ 'Jl1n's|(, ^u,, Unlmes il(„tinv„, wer., the Saturday Mark LaMura n-lurned to his ... 'ki w . Kim,nilmri*■ Mr ami n'K dinner n„ests nf Mr. nnil »IUdie-, at the Mother of the S«v-' vu!or"' t t ’sl Kean-.-, Ctw *e Clark, CONTI lN I IF TIIKIJ APRIL 2‘{ lour Seminary, lllni'kwiwil, after ■; _ • 'M y avo„r- "ii.itel, I’oilaeU leffrev K,(.. wen‘ l," ‘ SaturiVay evenini Mr. and Mrs. Rnherl I.,, Mura ; 'jN1r. M r,.' liar! IX,r- [>>« W M l* <*‘th ! Nmv Year's Five and Dnv. with Iheir-it gut*»l« were .Mr, anil Mrs. Bruce A gift was sent hy Tom T;mski grnndpnrents. Mi and Mrs. Ru­ COST: $10 Plus $1 Registration Fee MucCiiteheon, Mr. iiikI Mrs. Rus- dolph F’raebel. .tell Weber, Mr. und Mrs. Joseph Patrick .1. IJevlin has returned 10 OFFICUS: ASBURY PARK • RED HANK • MANASQUAN Rankl jr., Mr, nnd Mrs, Rnv Kais­ Board To Meet Pensacola, Fla., after spending the • NO. ASBURY PARK • FAIR HAVEN • HOLMDEL er, Mr. and Mrs. George Heit/, ! holidays with his patents. Dr. and • H R IE L L F Mr. and Mrs. James Hase. Mr. arid The exeeolive boiml <>) D ie Wn-, \jr<. Oernrtl Devlm, ninn's Club of Lmirence Harbor ; M rfl. vie lor I. Fredda sr. is a pa Kegistralion 7 lf» 1W0 P.M. - Jan. 20, 21, 2,1,21,27 Mead (Mlket M l Matllamt Ave., Anbury Park Mra. Charles David. Mr. and Mr>. G«*orge v Jablofiskl,...... Mr, anrl . Mr. will nA*et Monday, at 7:illl p.m. ut ,tient in Monmouth Mndieal (ienter. Member Federal Reierve System FmnE Jabbnski, Mr. ami Mrs, Vin-i lhe home of the president, Mrs. \lra. William K, Smith *' U n Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ceol DeVito, umi Mr. and Mrs. j George Makuk, 111) Uavln- Dr., | surgical patient in Momiuve^ \l *il- Juhn Cnrnev Matawan, ical Ccnler. 'f liv j i'f *>f •-*! .1 JA W Ma 'V A T /■,//•. ' •; s THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. P o g e S i l Thursday, January 9, 1964.

prayer service is at 7:30 p.m. and eletion be held Sunday after­ Baptism Instruction Class will be I (hat the Explorer program provides the sanctuary choir reheartes at noon al 5 p.m. with a buffet supper. j held-at 2 p.m. at the manse. The .worthwhile fun, vocational explor­ Staff Named 8:30 p.m. Boy Scout Round Table will meet j regular monthly Trustees meeting Monday .it 7:30 p.m. and Ihe Ves­ • will bt* held at S p.m. in the con- ation anil activities, t;oou citizen­ For New Office G ra cc Methodist Church try, A' pm. .Terence room Junior High Fellow­ ship activities, and an awareness of St. James PI. Girl Scou:^, Tj -op 10 wi-1 meet ship will meet .v. 7 pin. The Pas- duty u> God anti Country that will meets at 7 p.m.; senior choir re­ C. J. Sterling Thompson jr., h«ad Calvary Mtihadlfl Church Genesis and Carol Timpanaro will Union Beach Tuesday at 3:30 :u, 1 the Miiiyt -ties. j tor is ' e(|i:es!ing an “ informal con­ hearsal. h p.m. ■ help young men now and in the fu* Of Thompaon and Bartcil, Inc., Third Sc, Keypad relate to Kay Lovelace the "R ig hf.- Rev. Eldrich C. Campbell, Pastor 7:15 p.m. : versa;:<»n‘‘ wth ail high school sin- Holy Communion will be cele­ lure. Rev. Harry R, Fine, fulness of God’s Sovereignty Chal­ dents o»h tneiitlx-rs and friends realtors, he: announced the real brated Friday at G: 30 a.m. On Friday the Commission on On Wednesday th 'T '.v;J; be Ho;y Af p/rM-n: there are seven Ex- estate staff of the Matawan office ' , Pastor lenged,” found in the third chap­ Membership and Fvnngehsm will ; of Bay v:ev.) u> be held ;»t 7 p.m. ter; William Bridal will give t}le ; Communion. il a.m. ;md Junior plonr units ui ;iii- district bui ihcac on Route 34 consists of Robert The Faith Reformed Church hold a sjH-cial meeting m prepara­ , in fei!»M>hip hiill. Youth choir will rehearse this final talk on Genesis Chapter <|. The ; choir rehejiisal, 7 p.ji.; .m nor Mergel, Middletown, manager; 8 tion for visitation evan.jelf-m. 'choir rehenis.il. fr: 15 p.; t. and a : 1 here Will bf n Deacon's meet­ |.iir not enough to serve the boys Thursday at 7 p.m.; adult choir, school will be followed at 8 * 110 Middle Kd. and Poole Ave. Cirrett McKeen, Matawan; Eliza­ p.m. ila z lrt On Saturday at 10 a.m. conlirma- ; meeting <».' the A.A.s 9 p i ’. ; ing at 7:3u p.m. ;n the c<»nference ‘ eligible. Lach Fxplorer Pu»i if p.m. hy th.v service meeting, which rc at 3 p.m. Sunday, The Wutchtower hearsal, 8 p.m. 'Needed In Bayshore finis a real des.re to work with "Where God Is Found,” anil a nur­ Worship services are held Sun­ The pastor will bring the m *s- Hie firm specislites in reside* Bible study a1. 4:1.1 p.m. will be Confirmation Class 1 will meet i teen-age i. Mr. Shuman slated that , sery is provided. Junior - Hi and day nt 0:30 and II a.m. and a nur­ sage “ Our Banner” at the Sundav ! Tiiere i> a seiious shortage of litl real eitate and its Insurance “ Victory for God’s Woman Over Friday at 4 p.m.; Brotherhood 'it is e.specia!!y important that inore^ High School Youth Fellowships sery is provided at the 11 a.m. .ser­ morning worship service nt 11 a.m. ' Fxpiorer units for bovs ef high Department offers all types ol Her Ancient Enemy." meeting, K p.m. j men volunteer to work with teen- meet al 7 p.m. vice. Church school is held nt y.'U) ! Bible School convenes ai ‘<:45 a.m. school ages in the Raritan Tinvn- coverages. “ Let Your Name He Sanctified" Sunday School meets at 8:30, a.m. with classes for all ages. At 'a^ers, anu io give them this pro* The organization was established -.vith classes for all ag'.s. Kventng 'ship, Matawan. Kevp«>rt, Holmdei. The Women’s Socicty will meet will be studied ai 8 p.m. Tuesday D:'10 and II a.m.: morning worship. I p.m. Junior Youth Fellowship for : gram. In Middletown in IM *. Mr. Thomp­ Monday at S p.m. worship service is a: 7 p.m. with :Keansbiug, am! Union Beach areas at Bible* study centers located at 0:30 and 11 a.m., when “ Peter grades 3-4-5 will bv held. At ti p.m. Bi-monthly meeting ol the church the paiior bringing ;he message, i which comprise the Chingarora son handles the Insurance service Kingdom Hall, Keyport, with a spe­ Walking on the Sea’* will be the Intermediate .M.Y.F, will be Meld at this office. The Real Estate De­ school faculty will be held Wednes­ "Distinguished Service.” District of Monmouth Council. Bey Additional Troop cial group for deaf-mute persons; topic. Youth advisors will meet at for grades 6-7-amf S. At 7 p.m. Sen­ Cottage Praytr Meeting '.sill be ; Scouts of America. According to part ment in Middletown is staffed day at 8 p.m.; Men and Missions li:!10 p.m. at tht- church. Pilgrim 331 Wilsoi Ave. and 3 Atlantic Ave., ior M .Y.F. will be held for those in on Wednesday at S p.m. ai the .Paul Shuman. Kevport, organization Monmouih Council recently re* by Walter Overton, Red Bank; Rally in Oakhurst Church, 8 p.m. Youth will have a box supper and Matawan; 2 Calt Dr. and 4fj Cle­ high school tn age L'L’. home of Miss Fdith M L.ulbunow. and extension chairman of ihe tSis- cened good news from its National Garrett Roberts, Hazlet, and Mada program in the educational win/’ Cross Of Glory ments Lane, Garden Trailer park, On Momlav. Jan. 13 a R p.m. a 53 Fast Lincoln Ave.. Atlantic High­ trict. 'here are over 1MKI0 k*ys of Scout Council that it had been al« Mne Polston, Middletown. Hazlet; fhe home of Leroy Polk, ul 5:31J p.m. M r, Thompson's background In Lutheran Church regular monthly meeting of the Wo­ lands. The pastor ^j)l be m charge. , Jjigh m hool «ge in the district who located .-n additional lull troop uf Strathmore School, Matawan Cliffwood; 82 Raritan Ave., Keans- Hoy Stouts will me.H Monday at men's Society for Chn.siian Seisn e ' cou!d b • l'.\fi;4R. and ate! Man and His Home" as con­ Council at Congregation Beth 5hol* worksho|i«l 7:15 p.m. ^ w tained ia.Uie first two chapter* of o n , at 1:30 p.m. MVIPLIII On Wednesday evening the Adult first Church Of Christ, SclMfbl Study Seminar will hold the first g| M ^oad St., Ktyport M m h I i V w l m k M i class in the winter, semester., f t Knday fe rv ic e and Sunday 1:30 p.m. The cmirlfc w ill deal wlHT SM ol, 11 l.m. Wednesday, testt- i EKett, Inc basic ...... Judaism...... and with...... the...... book t>fjmony meeting 8 p.m. Reading room j f r ^ f c n b r i n h will be open Wednesday and Saturday from ftunffiltfuefor. * 4 w 2 to 4 p.m. The ~|Jifilin ,' ~ms>afcw^ u f.j.iii i I i Hriadtl Church ment wilj be emphasized at Rev. Andrew A. Burkhardt, munion services to be held this , Minister Sunday at all Christian Science "T h is Is Your Church” will be branch churches. AUTO tho paxtor's sermon topic rxi Sun­ Responsive Reading will open HOME OWNERS and day at the 11 a.m. service. Sunday with a verse from John (G;33): School meets at 9:45 a.m. andl “ Jesus said unto them, 1 am lhe BUSINESS INSURANCE Yountf People's Society at 7 p.m. ■ bread of life: he that cometh to me CO ifax 4-3001 1'he Missionary Society will m eet: shall never hunger; and he that Established 1925 Monday at 1:30 p.m.; Sunday1 believcth on me shall never thirst.'* School teachers in fellowship ha li,; Explanatory readings from the 8 p.m. : Christian Science textbook will in­ The Ladies Aid Society will meet clude these lines: ' ‘Obeying his pre­ in fellowship hall Tuesday at 7:45 cious precepts, billowing his dem­ p.m. ; onstration so far as wc apprehend The Rifle Club meets Wednesday it. we drink of his cup. partake of Ross W . Maghan Agency at 6:30 p.m. on the indoor range. ; his bread, are baptized with his Youth choir rehearses Thursday purity; anu ;it Iasi we shall rest, s.t " Save With Safe to al 7 p.m.; chancel choir, 7M5 p.m. down with him, in a futJ under­ Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. New* standing of the divine Principle Auto and Homeowner P o licie s" ton and Martin A. Hubbard were; which triumphs over death.” (Sci­ received into the membership of ence and Health with Key lo the the Reformed Church on Sunday. : Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, p. 31). Real Estate—Insurance CMfwood Commuaitj j Methodist Church First Baptist Church MATAWAN 138 M * St LOwtli 6-0003 Rev. Frank E. Swoelen, Minister Maia aad W. Third Sts. Donald B. Irvin, Assistant Keyport Mr. Irvin will deliver the sermon j The Women’s Association will Sunday at the 9 a.m. worship; Sun*. hold ; board meeting this Thursday day School. 10 a.m. ; night at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Women's Society of Christian Ser­ Hcrbe.t Roper, Ha/let. P.I.I. ACADEMY vice meets Monday at S p.m. j Sunday School Iw.-gins at 9:30 a.m. F irs t MeChodisi Church 1 wilh classes for all ages. Morning p.u. i worship service js at 10:45 a.m. G rtd t§ I . Thru • 147 Mala St., Matawaa j : wilh Dr. Norman H. Maring, inter­ »••••••• Frank E. Sweeten. Minister j im pastor. An eqii'pped nursery Donald B Irvin. Assistant ! will care for children and infants, W ill acctpt fiv* (5) students who after inter­ Junior Fellowship mews Friday during this ser\ice. A Bible lesson view and testing would seem most likely to in lhe lecture room al 7 p.m.; Sen-; is provided for children of kinder­ ior Methodist Youth Fellowship of­ garten age. The B.iplHt Youth Fel­ profit from our program of individual in­ ficers meet at the parsonage at lowship meets at b p.m. Sundav 7:30 p.m. evenings. The evening service is ai struction. Sunday the pastor will preach at 7:30 p.m. when the Rev. Robert the 8:45 a.m. service with music Addiss. pastor of thr hirst Baptist STARTING FEBRUARY I, INI - SECOND SEMESTER by th* crusader choir; church Church. Maiawan, will be guest .school. Pai-Dungil Sunday. !): 45 All Classei Under 12 Students preacher, A hymn »ing, sponsored a.m.; divine worship, 11 a.m. with' i>y the churches of the Monmouth Mr* ElciM r DcLaney, PHD., Dtan ol Sludltt the sermon by the pastor and mu­ Association, will be held at 9 p.m. 't i C/iiiiM J If pall Sjvrt Stdan ani (locif rettW) Im fllt Cwm rlUt, Mr. Daniel McKnwh, Act. Dir«lor sic by fhe chapel and senior choirs. at the First Baptist Church, Mata­ There is a supervised nursery av*; wan. R«(IMratlelrt N il'l flanb) Wednesday Holy Communion will! Marsdiflti Hh i m P m * DAVE GIBB CHEVROLET be al 0 a.m.; Trinity Men’s Club, i Our Itaitr Sutphin Ave. 566*4500 M ataw an S|tfclilUln| In All Tviift luriltal 8:30 p.m. Appliance# atitf 4i»rm«aS| Thtusd.iy Boy Scout T iw jp 232 1 110 Main Street Matawan 566-1040 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, January 9, 1964

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Snore ( onferen; e “ H1’ r.iciv Matawan (3-3) 3 1 .750 Hat RuniMin's greater stea Paut- 3 .000 Raritan 15v 65-59 al the Admirals gym as having a Keyixm 10-7 ) 0 so:i naw t!iem their first j:o*>d lead, crucial coloring. Runwon, also tied ftarlt&n Twp. (0-41 0 4 ,000 A ji'.tsfKi iuu! prnmiwil mi 1 to date Karitan Tii*.nshit) High’s Ro'ls- .'•lonariv ulu/jed in a onehander mucn nr :;h* st.nt, for the lead last weekend, was in |»ar*nthfuK I r!s ni;K.-<.*ii ii chjiiCf* tn move up al tht- half whisiir (o cut tiie count knocked back by a loss to It . Plea- n:o fin- il'.ick o( t!i<- S!i:1 al l !u‘ an^ (|rav u-uit before ihe final Rum>on pullaw.:y fouls to keep the Huskies In busi- Keyport High's basketball team I \V ml»• ;jnd Hlack skillfully .s’ulu-ti i f’M.. . i«H)k place. Thaler was Rumson s m s s . A player injected into tiie • , I /j .:n par! of the (Hca-Hni went out ahead of an opponent for i.ev man in a pinch, his three bi’.s- ime late In the second quarter, . ' M,,n ,l M,'in i,M 'i‘in iltai !ht' -anu- a-.vav kets nedtn^ the Purple out in t.*»c Son Mesar, the transfer from a sixth lime this season against and t*«u.k as ilu- (K iasion dcMiiand* ^ {mm I'n KorJ;rls ralht-r than Hi:*’ clear, after whu'ii his mates ti^.k Woodbridge, greatly helped the Hoffman High, South Amhoy, rt l-iI and tlu* 1111111);’ id Ihc^t.1 shif[s; they .self beaten. A po’sed and over to jump mere shots in fro't Maiawan game under the boards. the Matawan Regional gym Friday was \fry ^«md. 1 steady Kunisoii team ^ave Coach uitartcr court to make their ail* He made the ahota at vital mo­ Lerov Kelly's piavers nn-v 15 free 5U--S0 before the quarter and for a sixth time faded out to ; 'lhe one soun;: man vvlx ! 111II * 11 ments in the third quarter by throw tries. Hut the Rorkns miss- as ov fi. ’I hey slowly widened i which the Maroon and Steel pulled wind up on Ihe short end of the ' K an ian ’s <.J making rd M' nf them, while RumM>n \vas 1 to M-M) with two minutes left n into a safe lead after the name had score. Hoffman, behind 12-6 at the j o u t o f I ii*- .s«’ii.st»ri w v Hot! 1(a^hiri” ir on \'.\ o‘ the -2 chanty the };ame when the laM-mimite keen a point-for-point matter in the end of the first quarter, thumped Mickey Jarkson. lie .-..is a iovm'> t«> eome tiicu ,\av, -Kaiitan i esui ;:ence j:ot under wav Arat h&H. I Iht- wa*i a dinji-donj’ ;»f- ;o be running Riunvon off the coml The Huskies also jammed the Ihe Red Raiders on the final count never - ijrinj: hustler around l!;e 1 f.iir all rhe way to i\v middle t)f as the final whisiie somuled. by 70-47. enter area under the basket very 'co m I, stealinj: the ball, driving or i the ih.ud quaiter. One learn or the Assistant Coacik Hon Truex’s w ell, usinK their height to cut off a Fouling out by Keyport's two lop .making nharp pass-ins, even hat­ ■ otiier had to "break” undrr the Raritan jav\o4a UH)k another Keyport side not overly adept at floornv.-n, Ken Thomas and Rich ; tere^I nnd wiping lhe j pressurt*. It was not yomj! to he I thumpmn, t'2-W, hut they im­ aofni up (or Mm ball. The tall Butka, combined with giving the Ned Cro4skyt wit* was captain of Ike Keyport prililiun wilh canriirialrs who hai a iuvv«-l hud rr-; -he calnvner\ed Kunist»nites^ and it j proved their scoring potenti.il men around tha basket for MRHS markedly over their first two cut off tha cantercouft driving of Goverro.i, 41 loul shots, made High varsity' eleven ' of 1M2, " has‘ nmde - Ihe - -frv^hman - I klghkii or prt*p school gym learns. Me wiw drvel«pe«t • nirni/u1, full of vim am! vii;or fo ri"asn1, 1 " as. 1 V 1(10'^,ar /^ :n^ gymnaxlica leam al Springfield College, !>1 a »a. j m% a gynmatl in the gyinna»lica club al Keyport High ' (fu, yr.(V ’ and stiMrainm^ ammu RowelsK wno fell :n- names. Km Thomas, oa which the Keys things all the easier for Coach Jim tt* fatal error that made every- Itnrltau Twj». (.'>^1 KiintMill (O'M depend a lot. Springfield h renowned tvr Us gym leam and llaj School coached by Jay Dentarest. * Croddlck's Group I state champs, work in gymnastics In Its teacher training proeram. Crossley is shown getting ait to do turns on (he Tied Seven rinut ihin« \v( 11 k ri«ht al (he rrucia! 12 0 :*•* 4 - 15 FaaMkaatlag O'Nril 0 h even though Ihe Governors shoot­ Competition for places on its g^m Mjuad is highly I high bnr in Ihe picture above, The Highlands leam >!t If 4 Itiere was not a great deal to ing peicenlage from the free throw Had Kiuht Idea « 1 17 Tluder •J » choaae in foul-ahooting. Tha Keys selective and Crosiley had ta gam his place in com-1 lead, nmmly mi thw work of Art S Ikdkn U 11 ii MUey (1 a line was poor, only 18 made. Kcy- Smith, Hu* Rockets did not sente The Kelly (iieetts had the n;:ht <.’u 41 if 0 Mcltt-my S 4 \A made M o f 23 and their auccssaful port got 26 free throws and they 0 from the fl«>4>t until tiieie was on!y idea , .... tn iht* second half of what io Cn'.l ;)!kil 2 0 4 heveiliet 4 1 rival* I f of 29. too, squandered their chances, ■oim;: star, bound 1 l :t t.;il!inn-r ii 0 u 2:37 left in the first quarter. Hmkie *'N'lr la^,.s . .. \Vr i j Ii 0 0 The score was tied five time* In making II. MoriitrMj 4 1 :i M al. ltOllH 0 the first half. As is their custom, M orianv broke ihe ire nnd n ’SV.11'■!> >Y a stm.ied Kuinsi.n . e e sr Billy Ueil hit from back court Defensive Football, New Double, in the first two quarters, n01 hiose folln«.,i will, a qinrk drive ,n lh" ,,rM l;nI lu(’M i7 5 V i;t »!» the Red Raiders shot out shesd Uiree lime* in the first period io Sri by jiri i«nU: Norm Hutka sank a foul and the to dt.ve on thr Purple wila su»* again in the first quarter. In losing get the Red and While well out in h 22 ► 1 name was lied K S This was the Jicnnl [jrofiriencv in the seco.id l l. A•is‘ in 3 7 f< • aeven straight games, they have front. Spectators could not believe ] 1 first of seven tunes that it was iied half !o fone Runyon to uhandon Kelt ; er : k.. I'll' •in. K. never once failed to ha ahead sf they were watching a champion­ RTHS Cross-Country, '63 Sports m wnship Little Huskies Kon O ’Neil hit for nine baskets 4; 1 1' <; »• ■nod start, but Rich Butka ami ing quarter, one each by their two in favor of the glamorous ball car* j in lhe potent Central .Jersey league, , That was near the end of ihe first ;n she ‘ eumd half with hi:, driv­ Dm .: C 2 1 C. b e :o Sports in Hflj.1 in the bayshore (I John Medulla brought the Keys up holdover stars. Denny Wood and riers and the talented pass-* aid,er. Ihe revival ot a team in ! I,i" ' uh,‘" U i» n u .i:k e d n ing* l^11' while he vsa.s a h'ro un- Hei»U-i ‘il j 1 Wlirtr 0 a Ml them. The Red and White broke area lacked luster compared with ...... v ...... i • •• f on< n.ee .sleeper plav. ihen followed ;t ! (Jt.f ,j„. |(().trds■ ■ )u> u,is a j-oat at K..flk«T |i 0 u J. Ml lit* r 0 a <> Jerry Drill. .some* years pasl full of colorful Hut it did rate Kuinson a second : Reach anil the sinning . A'b.tnr* 2 1 Mt Dm' i iI 7 b 1!» •ut of a 5-all tie on a foul by Thom­ Governor* Cmne To IJfe ...... •' free thue.v to put tht' the fiee iluuw !.n-‘. l'»i !>e mi-.ved 2 !> i 2 4 developments and incredible per* choice in Central Jersev. Group ■ Raritan all mided tn the aura «»f [.‘ ' * . S.-fut r 1 H cl in's 1 as and a follow shot by Medolla In the second period, the Gover­ six fouls that would have been the = Vj i j ’Ii n 2 4 Hriiirl’t'k :i 1 7 formances. s u c h as Keyport's 2 e 4 K .luhn'r li 4 tor a 3-point lead. The Hamilton nors came l>n (fn- )<-ad. O'Nvil sank a C..M- oil 4 0 a t 11 2 brothers, Hutch ind Bun, got the and Wood three times to get their 1. ii I) hi-.v.t 1 a Jackson's individual performances where and nobjidy U.thered to rec-; ;.d d f,(1 jn Matawan H"iough and j fou| t,» tie it the seventh time at Jlrt f 0 2 lead back lor Matawan at 9-8,. but team back into Ihe ball game. But school career he played a game H( l k 1/. 0 0 0 Sil|.l«>l !1 0 ii V in ltt>2, Matawan ending Highland ognize any KHS gndders M atawan Township and there was ; 24 'J4. Hut just at tho half whistle, (1 then B illy Geiger racked up a crip Bell hit twice more from back- without jacking a free throw. Hv man (1 2 2 Krw-i* 1 2 •nd Butka a jump shot to again Park’s dominance in Central Je r­ dually, such as the work of Itob , ;1 Wjde e.xpanvioti in Raritan. The Jaekxm stole the ball and dnbbled lu-irr'u 0 0 0 Uif 1 a 2 court and got some help Irom RuniMin's capability as a defen­ L>.<\ i» ll 0 u Van’iV'i'il 0 0 have Keyport three ahead at 9-12 sey baseball in 1%), and Jackie Williams as a tackle. Ken Ihomas | Hnbe Huth variety was marked hy for a crip io semi the Admirals inio I JUifl-ll 0 0 Thomas in keeping the Keys in the as un end, .Sam Robinson as a line- : |h(, „ f ,i„. l.auience sive team gained stature with the 0 with half minute to go in the first Kuhn’s, Matawan, placing eighth the halftime ahead 2G-24. wav in which thev handled O Ned's van at halflime 27-24. backer, and Hilly (jeifer ns ft I flurlx>r nine as the best, in the H D ’ji :■/ i j quarter. Slvbert’s tap-in and free Jim Odom got Hoffman close as in the U.S. Decathlon in the mid- 'Ihe Admirals had shifted from ' omi man drive-ins without louling •wow evened the count at the bell. the second half stsrted wilh a pop 1950s. punter. j urea. St. Joseph’s put a team into a press io a /one when’ Raritan” tied ’ bun. A Koiket shiutcommn was K K Y PO R1 Ceald Net Shake Keys sltot. Billy Geiger stepped into the Top performances of 1963 were Forgotten" Performers ! I lie Malawan-Keyport l.eague. Rar them a fn.si urue, then moved back painfully shown lo exi^t in ih.it Ail through the second quarter breach for the Keys here with a things like Raritan Township • Only the undefeated, untied team < i,nn lownship had n league of its mio a press. They ojM.*nirtl the sec there could be no crosscut diiMiig the Huskies were unable to shake push shot. Wood hit from back- High's secnnd-placc finish in cross of 1956 matched the defensive | «wn. But there was nothing to und half wnh a looping /one ih a t 'vsl*h another tail man lo come :n their traditional rivals. In fact, it court, but Geiger was fouled bring­ kep! O'Neil fiom compeiftion sinking a crip this n» past ( on fall the j murk fo.low of when this O'Neil KHS team. drovecountry Hot this! watch the IfMI2 colorful year when took a nice rebound shot by Mesar ing the ball down court and he under lhe leadership of Pete Cole* year's team would have exceeded 11*r«ok Dowd took u Havshore lit? the score. Instead, Jaikson H' i'ihe Purple Htiildogs would have a* the half whittle was about to made the charity to*s to keep the man, George Hailey’s winning the everything blit for a hit uf foolish ! league team, composed chiefly of covered the ball and sank a long j }K.<>n put to more of a test then. aound to send (Hq and Steel NOW THUU SAT. Keys In the van Central Jersey, Croup 111, m ile: play-calling in the Metuchen and j Raritan players, to the semi-final *e( shot. Joe Nuppo dunked a foul I Rumson Shortcomings Into the intermisflpnt ahead hy ia, |*ve — 7:tJ0 * fCOli But this was all for Ihe Red crown for Madison Township, andiRunison games in which they used j roundI of the Central Jersey champ and Smith and Charlie Canty each Rumson s own shorlcom*ni> Wall Disney’s alim 25-24 margin. Raiders. Vood riddled their jone Hank l>u Boia, Keyport, playing pass-hack plays when on their own i,;nship play in I teuton. hit on side sliots to put Henry Hud- > Were disclosed to be an excess ....*», quarter * court...... >hooiinn* .• eveif aMer "The Sword In long knper aa the second half open­ ball team that went to the final j freak touchdown against them, a | Boxing Tollowed the * llowirwaidW :j That' ftuS ..A if. *Jack.s*M)^htole'Jack.MMi^sudr the i; their big inside defense man, JaJ;t v ed to set Matawan out by more of had It M-3t for Hoffman. Then ...... -• • _ end and _ fluk» uk) lacingtMcing the upward-upward.) ^ILrJIgain a* Hudson moved mi\mil of t1 l'enedre fighting in nulo r#c- w ith nearly four minutes gone. But Amboy drive-lna. But of 12 fouls 127. 'Die K/.H'kets hat:le«l valiant Iy t ahead m the fourth quarter, Hy a had a below-par year in football the spprts appraisul <'f the yearlin g than in fixing with the Mock SUN. - MON. - TUI-S. here Siebert made two pap shots they gained, the Governors were io land did pare the margin against combination of nmses and lost re- and Keyport had a morc-losses* 1963, ’flld .'Keyport football t£am [ car department a world divided and Me9ar followed quickly with a inept nt the foul line they made | [;iem to e:gl»! j)o:nts. Butthe Ad- ( Uninds. they were shaken at hay- "Who's Been crip and rebound under the boards than-wins-record, even though pluyers in deu-n‘ffi\> alignment are j against ilself. Attenditnce in<»ved only three. j mirals made up at lhe foul line for : mg Rai.tan ilese thegap to only to give the Maroon and Steel Its there was a factor in Keyport’s the "forgotten” perfoi piers. Hut ; up at auto race tracks, but not to But Keyport fouling sent Ihomas collegajalenl acf/u^s get more value ■ the degiee of ((intention among I what they were missed from the 1 six points ’before the game ended, Sleeping In My Bed?" first clear lead of (he day at, 36-28. and-Butka out early in the fourth performance that will bear com­ 'lhe Purple Bulldogs have a lot on arft’’ or ’the Kind»0l Jw tbiUI played ( the |)roni(ftets of rival ramps. * fIfior, forced Ram an to deliberately SUN. CONTINUOUS Mesar added a hook shot and two quarter and after lhat it was a run­ ment later. Raritan Township and 1 foul them to gel back jx>ssess;.on. which to improV'' befoie ihev be- l-VK — 7:IKI - *1:(10 touts before the third quarter was Madison drew blanks in their lee- Keyport and Rutnson than nut ■ fjr |(| nf |0( J,| drivers drop-ifln,i ....i,, ..... *i„, n-i«iiv cotne a front running, leam in their away. .. , oad year of f^ id ’Competition. j.of any high scorers <»f the Shore , pf.(} (lff jn ||ir. venr. Hick Owen. ' * • •• over to have Matawan comfortably Assistant Coach Ken Pevaney s JAN. 15 IHItU 21 leading 46-35 as the final pi’riqd ! Went Jn lo Taiispin • Conference or any other team of K, V|>oM. and Ji.bnnv fiout via. ! Tho Raritan Javvees game was class- , .s KHS jayvees did.lhemselves proud somewhat he\ond mention p ±\w. bv Jlun \S t h h Siebert kept M R IIS safely in the the Purple and Cold lloflman Jay- a; great showing eguitist 2 St.*1. RoseKose In111 collegenil lege football,hhmiwii. methe areah im was top Imnois>»*w*«s inm thej'"- *.}»<>ristnen's•.|“ ," ''» e ii s diui- | ,, ilrd sci m ,,-ids• •had ■ them ■ landI *ml twol-'» pushupsjmshiips hy»y ONed. Snep ^ ‘'i' nan throughout the final ..quartet. vees this season. Tile Keyport se­ afid Bob Verga In the finalInal roundj* 1 finely represented during the year , msiihi at Old Hud; ,- S'adium. r*"1’ f down 47-3 iti^i 'before the end til Mi'ik-nrv jti't Kunison in the sror- Thomas fouled out, blunting the conds ran up «5 4 -» Wofc/on their of the 1%*2 Dasket-Bnwii Tournev ‘ i wilh Hob Rankl fit Dpsala, Dou;1 Mal/ahn. Raritan luwnship. ; ,j;f, ,^ 1/ p.-'-rowi'/ ami ;:ig « uluir.n with ;va« !y. three mm- K H S floor gime. Hutka nnd Geiger foes. The Amboyans contributed io only to go into a tailspinpin when ! Mabbitt nt Poion.oc State. Purvis ed heavilv in l-loiida and at out ‘h;irilj‘. Albano kept Vings on «» ' utes -one by « foul and a crip. ahaved a few pouittfiag tMHHRHS their riw.i dmvnftU by giving Ihe 19ti3 play in the Shore ConferenceJonference j i-i-nuPeeler »»iat Stale v College i .h^ . .<>of Iowa, ' of-stair* tracks. - i1 more even basis the;e,;!ter. ’ but the : Walt Ha.unan sank a long set *or margin before it .fajMM er jjJtlnev- KHS jeconds 45 loul shots But got un(ier way and finished no- 1 Hank Cleary nt Pairmotmt Slate,. Perhaps 'lie moM signal tlevelup -; s, ((in.K remained neaped O rfM and ( irav. Ihe highlv- t t enough to give ■pTIudftts con­ even without this aid from the op­ where in particular. Matawan had | Punkin Brown at Rutgers. Steve men! of the year in auto ra< ing ; iM*hind a .f>u jm.m spie.ul, the tmal fasoiid Bulidngs then ciime oil to cern. 1 ' position, the Keyport jayvees were a deadhead year in basketball, Joyce at Columbia. Ned Crossley was the tiurp effected his! monih ; Slfirr i>r(r,g s*| ar.i ir- iiie:n. r;e ihe scote on \ ei n }’auls0 n s j| The Matawan jayvees trimmed better, outshooting their foes con­ after long being a top contender., at Springfield (freshman), in a hy I.airy Mendel-nhn. Ishp. I ..I.. • narna„ I r» c ! ii ro \ and iwo hrfipeis by Boh the Keyport jayvees 40-30. Here (Vi i II m ii' Hudson sistently from the floor Raritnn had the satisfaction of • year when it was hard to find any- the IfltM In em.ee of Old Budge: ft?) again the Ked and White forces Krvimrl <«U IHitfman (70) beating Keyport twice, but did not , thing particularly outstanding, the Stadium, lo bring the NASCAR ' i !• r. r hung on grimly until midway of the c; r r 1 2.1 ( ‘..•.tv 2 •» 7 3 17 have the goods in their first sea-j number of local piavers who per-wind Past (oast drivers intuit n'm -, nwll^ 4 2 M. .1*1 k'm io 7 couple of nifty l “ the ( ourt six-edilv. cutting m for , ilutka made the Selun Mali freshman ; |orl| College baseball offered. 11" ' 1 ,r:" ^ " ll1 111,1 "Hhmit eel the M R IIS pa.ee higher and Jim An*rm'h 1 • s Madison Township had a season I man of the l.ehijih leam and Ihr i ■-"*■< '"is aj.'r«-»-rn*-nt came nmie H« n <•» JS-14. Mayes added two timely shot to ia u 47 a* that was undistinttuislied but for 1 Middle Atlantic Confeience. and; V "’" l,,r " ar Srori- I*% tjturli t*.: Rumson (ior«i Ahead - distance the K H S seconds. i».«rt fcy __ _n one vreal vame thev r 111 onlentorful batleiy of Matawan nri-1,lnn "]| ll1' 1111,11 1 :irl"^ 1 a nip hank- ,, M Ti>. :■ H ! Hryporl (Ml) iii'HnKfi • ' ' ! against hlghlv-tmited Neptime in , pns. Dave Cire^.ny a n d Kunk!! r«.,.l«l the promoters and wilh i 1 Hiidvi/il 13 14 u rr ii » r ftlrlx rl 10 7 17 Thorn.* 3 « 12 Hefrir*: WifhanUon, Utnpln1. >an* Central Jersey. Croup 111, play, j pitching for 'Jpsala. Jim m y Ja n - jj1"™ ; ,h'' ‘ I" " 1 ''-'i'- ' Edin. H‘n .1 a » Mnlolla 2 0 4 It wan a tremendous sendoff for nnrone. Rai.tan. left his mark at ' MHI ((lass for Ihe younger skippers had! r.iiu. it n a a a ncii 1 i .1 ' K">V">rt JV (>«) »•“ >» * Jn/1fc,iV Ihe Spartan players to have given jGla-sb.,,.. ! -rank Ho>le.( l,f unn.l ,|„ |„. M n vr 4 2 lo R. Hulk a s 2 In some action. Th*1 crusing auxiliar- ' Kamlior I (I S G.tfer 3 A It r r 1: r »■ Jo e Germaine on his retirement as | Ueil. (Juil. r 1"vr- )•»'* ;es slipped off. D'Apotlto 4 t 4 Semenfa 0 0 II Nortmlc . 0 b 0 CJunlltcr 1 1 3 a conch i In baseball beyond high school i **.r i f pi esi n'aiiiin in tfie* Mi3 f r-nnis and golf imth gaim-il , Otialothy 0 © Ii Dunham 1 0 3 Denn«n € 4 0 3 I Wltk'tki 2 0 4 In baseball. Matawan, on th e; and college baseball, the top play-< f’" W '" <> loves, Inal after llial Ixix- 'liongly in this atea during the Col.rirtfe 0 * 0 It. M errill 1 in KnhlhVr 0 * 0 ].n ulor 2 J Janko'hJ 1 S i pitching r»f Oeorfle Morrell lar|tclyjfi tn have grown up in baseball j ,M^ VNi,s ni^h to non-e\istenl \ear. golf wilh the opening of tin 3 ft 14 Cl avion .4 4 13 Annprs'h it • had no difficulty in gaining lhe | >n this area, Harold Deit/, Mata-j*lM* n»ra But. if Movie returns . nrw Rjunm Hcdlow duh in Middle- 2i 1« *0 IB 14 SH ; Kreiit’m 9 4 ft r. Kivl'tk I I r h a m n io n - i wan. called it quits when pitrhing J f1 *«mi < alifoniia. the »>uibx#k for lown and tennis with lhe addition 8cor» iy ^«arlvr»: j Hoik* ft 1 11 Barn'd l 1 - - Shore Conference ...... —, * ..... , « » « . t . i . . /'__-i: ..__ i- . : llu*.this .suk«,]( L: vivtrts|v>rt nis intk.-itilitowards a returnr* Whtauan i j 13 at 14-40 j Hictardi 0 1 2 I ’uulpahl 0 4 0 ship, but folded before the more i AAA for the St. Louis ( ardinals of (ourts at the heach duh in ■rVfmrt • I J 12 11 15-SO f Si^lun 3 4 1C J. Ftul'rk 1 • * testing opjxisition of the Central chain. Deitz pitched for Holy Cross to * fair stale of health in !%4 Strathmore and in stepped up ac­ Matawan JV («> Kay^nrt JV (»> Sports Sensation 10 10 32 Jersey. Group II, bracket. Ilnh; Cullege and earned Ihe Crusaders tion in lhe Kesport and Rovle « f P p*>rl jv II II 15 gers four-si r aight iiinmph over lhe H. PeiiKe 2 1 | H. Merrill • * ! I ing in Keyport, came up with a well •* giving Mntnwan High un- wains competition was all that re €Jerftuf**n_ ft . 4 14 Angtrt’h 4 3 11 So u lh A m in ty J V S ]• 3 !• —32 .N ’l' Yankees in the Wmld Seiies pitching “ find” In Billy Gei|er, ecjualed records in the years he mained (it But pioba'ililv this baseball Tretanan 0 1 1 kind, w« *re her to *erv* yon. were just so-so in Ihe diamond Swimming took a health;, spmtj cess of climbing still, Kevport'i ft.st‘inis}ifr wnuld have to take a with ihe op('imig of the Nlialhmore ' Our quick *ervic* *nd r»»»on*ble sport, Raritan had a team of “ hit- back seat m sbeei weight fif nom 13 10 i lesa wonders"; Madison drew Alex Pietrewic/. and now P e t e . . . ix k »1 whete Miss Karen Bilderback. I t • 911 price* will please you. be more or less of a blank in base­ Rothenberg, who nre after the big ' mteresied lo rhe mt i "din I ion < | I item r.f sp,,tis in. Inieiest of Al Kdev. former Rut things Interesting hv iheir indivi-1 M orrell used Ihe ItKI.1 season t„|tH e s t for tm.ie people in lhi.< area gers gridder and one-rime pu[>rl of CHESTNUT ST. - MIDDLETOWN dual performances in a year when ! qualify themselves as professional ; <,ll,»|K ,'J"' l,,n" "".v Al N'oIivj. Ihe Rutgers wrestling 7414*71 local achiMil track teams were on I baseball possibilities ns pitchers.single thing. mentor. Kile\ got a wrestling team Ihe skids, even to mighty Christian-They both applied themselves tn Theie whs less owner participa­ under wav al Madison 'lownship P i h h I i Hrothers. Augie /.ilincar, llolindel. j the Jersey Shore League during tion in liorM-racing locally this High last winter that held its own "THREE OF A KIND" moved from CI1A on lo the Vil- , the summer wilh commendable re- year than in tm.«*s past, buf the with all rivals despite ho k of sen- lanciva freshmen with a collection , suits. Binkie Moriarly. catcher fo r|*'fa l>i> ketl up a new harness lace io is on Ihe squad. Ilm vear the (Thm On* Act flay* In The Classical Vein) nf individual honors and near-mis- i Raritan High, was another p o ssi-i'l"v er u lien I .ml ll.irt/ler, Ha/, Spartan grapplers (piahhed ffiui M IDAV «*4 SATURDAY ses to his credit in field events. 1 b ility Jersev Shore l.engue pl«V | 1,1 ■ In enseil hv the 1 S. Imt- men for Ihe Middlesex County m JANUARY W **H II Farrell won Central Jersey, Group I helped develop from this area. i A^Maoaatmn.. , .. ,, t vitation tournev lhe Spartans' Cllrt»ln 1:4 Admission 12.20 II, honors in Ihe Mf). then missed, The Jersey Shore I-.eaguc kept | °!'!,.,.?il.r! .. , Smlano and Hob Staipino the stale title bv a tra ile r u f ! itself going, even though the lark j ib- 'V'1’ J-omioiI.ibIv in K.l Ih r reached the finals in their groups inches. Scullion wagetl a stirring • of interest in semi-pro baseball asi( enlral .leisey (Inhonrd-OullKKirdl baltle wilh Moorestnwn's Harry I against the telecast of big league , Hj» mg Assotiahnn again s|h iiish i Middletown before yielding the ! gntiies forced< il uthe icgatla trimming at Keyport. ol the The..... event...... state Group II. mill*' crinvn. I league to six teams. One player did not (juiie equal’ the one held in Before we leave the schnlnstic. fr.im this area n.oking a bill for IW'J because the American Power iimut -im TitfATtat «pAwyw/v 1-3-400 TURKEY & GAME DINNER scene let's return lo [onlbnll. This j big league recognition, l.nu Nannii float Association could not give the could be the major theme for l!lli:i. , ir,, Hazlet, moved up tn the hsse.v Kevport rcgatia n date in time for Now Mini luesday! and n somewhat different kind i.fjCnuniy l.eague after pulling In I. lhe making of anything bin rushed Dean Martin SUNDAY, JAN. 12,1964 theme from nny oilier year. The ! senson catching for Mnnniinitli (. ol ;o i ii ngements. I li/ahf lb MontgaiiK ry vnlue of lU-fensive footlmli and the ; lej:e. Racing I'nthusiavts amount nf recognilinn it rules is Snflhntl Revival . 'Ihe area u-ns represented b\ "Who's Been 3 to 7 at Harrison Boggs, Keyport, and Kus NOW THRU TUESDAY Ihe Issue, anil the problem. Hv the; Softball hail a considerable re- Sleeping In My Bed' tippralsnl of Iill-Slale anil nll-sh.u .• ! % iviil Inst summer under Ihe lead-1 nmlln, lla/let, In inboard cnnipe- I'rnnk Sin.ilrn —- Dean Martin teams it does not amount in much, crsliip of the Cllffwon.l Club .111 HUon. and Ihev weie emimits m — and — Arnta I kouig KNIGHTS OP COLUMBUS HALL Twn shore teams escplled. if tlinl leam in the Inlerboio l.eague. The ! bnth tin* Heel lliinK l'llT 1|tla and Missm llavwartl is the currerl word for il, lu de u am went on lo participate in tin- ' Ihe I resident s ( up at W ashingtnn, RT. 35, KEYPORT lensive footiiull ‘ lute semi-pio louiiicv. fieorj;;1 .la ■ ' ‘"h l.etwen.ske, I tnon 1-each, gain "Back Streo*'' u l I OK TEXAS’” of I hev were Rumson and Keyport. cobs, once a slugger for th- old >d higher point Mandinj ■— r’uh/r — the Purple Bulldogs esceeding the'SAM team, was n tending tint ler local driveis in fMilboan racing Bonus; I ri. and ^at. Ked Raiders in that they hulled for lhe Club Ms in |>h; Kith season: which lhe fia liu e of Ihe sensi 1,15 Adwll* — .75 Children Under H eMile Irom Hie Keyport regnt'a. "Phantom From the opposition lo UK points in nine , in semi pro play, STARTS WEDNESDAY f illie s whereas Coach Tuflv Bak Boy's lia^ebsill und fool bull both v.iis p.irticipatiiin in the iiiillnn.iK 10,000 Leagues" TICKETS AT THE DOOR - c i’s forces held the opposition I" espanded in Ihe year, but the in Hoslon on ihe t'tiarles b.isin ol. Its points in eight games. Their j grid game way outmatched its MIT "MOVE OVER DARLING" OR ANY MEMBER defensive accomplishments availed summeitur'.' rival in the gum ill .'iallhonl liicmg iiL.iin had m Ihe Rumson nnd Keyport players Color. The Keypoi I Hint kbird?; Im vl unemir year locally. Tin* Sailfish little for they weie by-passed in- game in Hm -iu -‘ •‘••onu |he (continued Iwitlnm next (ivliimni ; Ifturutoy, January 9, 1964 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Pag * N ina

their coach, finally has a tall mun tactics in the third quarter. A Holy Family lost their bid to While they are awaiting the out­ St. Mary's Coach Joe Melosh a compressed zone defense whlM to match, in Bfl/y Pease. * weave and break sent seven differ­ bah the defending champs, St. ^Wall Next For Matawan; Raritan come of the meeting between the wiped away any doubts about his Mike Fanning nnd Ted Yerkoivit* Ed l.cwandowski and Mike Fan* ent Union Beach scorers inside the Mnrv's, New Monmouth, Thursday, ning sent the Bouchers off to a St. Joseph’s zone in Ihe third quart­ (iti-'J!). on the winners’ coint. Kight two leading contenders. Holy Fam ­ team being the one lo beat again rode the fast break or Johnny ily will take on Holy Cross, Rum- in the leajuic race in the way they At Manahawkin, Keys At Hoffman good start, but Earl Huchmnnn nnd er to widen the Holy Fam ily lend now. Coach Ryan's best bet is that I Donough hit on pop shots. Bu^ JJiJJy Strang got the Keyport team to d comfortable one. all-winning St. Ann’s. Keansburg, son, tonight at St. Jam es' ^yrn, bandied the flenchers. The New II biyahore hiph school (earns fast, player* for a running game. [even. Most of the first half was a Conch Christianson tried a man- can stop St. M ary’s toniorruvv night Red Bank. St. Joseph's will make Mnnmmith coach used ft., 2 in. ) in the serond period, a defensiv# pre Ut make anythin# at all out of Monmouih, on the other hand, hym •Mi to gel the nod. Atlantic Ave. tomorrow and Henry As for Keyporl's game at South Hudson Regional ut the Highlands Amboy tomorrow, little more is *o “ uesdny. The Raritan Rockcts take be ndded after the first encounter. .‘irIh e road, making the lone trek Hoffman will have the ndded help tr* play Ocean County Southern Re* of the home court, a vociferously A&P’s Beef Prices Average 20% Below A Year Ago! tft^v-xnal at Manahawkin tomorrow, partisan crowd and the confidence ■*&& ien tackling Monmouth Regional of having beaten a foeman handily r": New Shrewsbury by tiie Garden thr first time. 1 !afe Parkway Tuesday. The much Madison Township face? hercu­ •I't'ffeted Keyport team has the lean tasks with both Princeton "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY BEEF SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE - rim job of stoppin/’ Hoffman Hi^h High and Woodbridge. The Spur* (Including i- Ihe South Amboy court tomor­ tans truly will he Group IV con­ row night, hut can have a chancc tenders if they win both these £ T-Btne) *,s. let its wounds heal next week names. ivinfi an open dale Tuesday. Mad* * has two games home, wilh Princeton Hijjh tomorrow and Holy Family Win t/OWHiridgff Tuesday. STEAKS--67:-:77. Wall is not a particularly ardu* «n»s assignment for the Huskies. ■ At Crimson Knights have a vet* Over St. Joseph’s "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY —SHORT CUf * ran team, headed by Skip Magee, JJoJy Family, U n i o n Reach ,fch Piybylowski, Bill McGowan, bested St. Joseph's, Keyport, Sun­ 1 ;? famed football end, and John day at Keansburg School gym 4K* OVIN-READY kman, the gridiron forward pas* 28 for a first win this season. The c * r. Both Matawan and Wall were RenchcrK were loners of their first ound into the beards of the two starts in pre-Christinas games ONE PRICE ONLY! ^ urt in meeting with Pi. Pleasant in Ihe Monmouth County Junior lb. . ach, so appear evenly matched Holy Name League, northern divis­ RIBS * BEEF 69 j i a duel fur a runner-up positio.i. ion, race. , oe iluskie* also should profit Coach Frank Ryman’s winners * nm the joust with Henry Hudson. had a, difficult time shaking off "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY —TOP #r BOTTOM— BONELESS ______V;1 Admirals arc a pood little the Keyport team. St. Joseph’s .im, tut the being "little” is has shown improved form in games in^ to leave them on an average this »ea#on and Sid Christianson, five inchcs short per man of c * iatchinj; the Maroon and Steel n ■iCight and reach. Maiawan should ORANGES ct out of the week with no worse DR. LOUIS I. PR ACER lb. CALIFORNIA Man m even break. ROUND ROAST 79 No Assurance For Raritan OPTOMETRIST NAVEL-Seedless Raritan hus no such assurance I "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY— BONELESS I Q . 4 9 ♦nainst Ocean Southern and Mon- EYES EXAMINED Large Size r outh Regional, two teams that ' O F F IC E HOURS i ayed a nip-aiul-tuck game Fri­ Daily 9 A.M. tn « P.M. * « iy. The Manahawkin chib is pret- | Fridays S A.M. lo 9 P M. , much along Raritan's lines, one i Closed All Day Wednesdays - . 'g high^corer, billy Connors, to Saturday 5 AM. to 2 P.M. ife. -filch the Rockets’ Ron O ’Neil, TOP SIRLOIN - 89 GRAPEFRUIT :.en a supporting cast of small, 30 W. Front St., COtfax 4-2020 "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY BEEF CUIF0MIA CHI M lilESS CHUCK SEEDLESS Wkit* To tell Keyport c someone POT ROAST ? 551II. 65* Fancy Mushrooms 39 * you’re going ’SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY — BONELESS — FRESH Frint C iti Fresh Broccoli ^ W* to be late- € Fresh Peas 19e 89' Meat Loaf ■llf, Vtll, f*rl 59 i Yellow Onions

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J Thursday, January f, 1964 • Miss Imliriale^ Laurcncc Harbor Bride Of Malaviaii Man ; » I...... i \ . . • -.. - Saturday Bride Girl Is Bride Miss <.eor|(ann Lucille- Imbriaiu, Mi.ss Constance Flemm. daughter! : diiighter of Mr. and N1r.i. William of Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Flemm,: Bbtirbeau. 6 Lake Ave.. Hazlet. be­ PH) Orchard Ave.. Laurence Har-i , c^inc the bride of KenntHh Lev i » Dtinypn. S(i Monmouth Ave.: Free-, lx>r, became the bride of Seaman; hold, noti of .Mrs. Andrew Demyan, EI3 Darrvl Schultz, .son uf Mrs. ' Atonm .rc. Pa., and Andrew Dem­ Wank Walter Schuh/. J'u Nor-h yan, Rossford, Ohio, Saturday. Jan. Dale Blvd., Coon Rapids. Minn., 4,' 1961. and the lau* Mr. Schulu. Saturday, The Rev, Jo*eph G, Fox, pastor, Jan. 4. Wil. performed- the double rinK cere­ Ihe Rev. Walter M. Slattery, pas­ mony at It a.m. In the Holy Fami­ ly Church,; Union Beach, and cele­ tor. peifoirned the ceremonv m St. Lawrences Church, at .1:30 p.m. brated the1 nuptial mass which fol­ lowed. . , Ihe bride was given in marriage by her father. She won* a white The bride was Riven in murnaKc gown designed with a sequmed sa­ ■ by her stepfather. She wore a wjilte tin lR>due and floor - length I han- tlaor-leniitli satin Kown’ designed *:Ilv lace .skirt, which featured lay­ with a fitted bodice, bell-shaped ers of rufde.s down the back, cas­ akirt and chapel - lentil) tram. Her cading into a chapel sweep. Her bouffant French illusion shuulder- shoulder - length veil of illusion fell ' lonjjth veil was attached to a two- from an Kgypiian • stvle crown of tier crown of pearls, and she car­ sequins and she earned a cascade ’ ried ■ crescent’ bouquet of vhtte bouquet nf white rustvs with a white rose* and atephanotis. orchid in the center. Fw r Altca4ut> Wear* Blue Chiffon Miss Carol Antczak,'.Middletown, Mrs II. Arnold Joy. F.dtson was wa* the maid of honor.'The brides­ lhe matio;i of honor for her .sister. maids were Miss Carol Jacobus, She wore a blue chiffon street- New Shrewsbury; Miss Maureen length gown with matching head­ lloulihan, ISelford, and Miss Maur- piece styled with a miniature eun Skelton, Middletown. TIley crown on a matching large leaf wore midnight blue floor - length headpiece and a circular veil. She •heaths of imported Bergamo v,H- carried a cascade bouquet of whue vot with lifted waixlines accented pink • tipped carnations. by a wide olive ^reen ribbon fasten­ ed by an emerald and upphitu ’Ihe bridal attendant* were Mrs. jewelled pin. Blue bouffant veils Fritz Bartelt, Irvington, eiMer of were fastened to their olive green the bride; Mrs. James John.sim, Dior bow headpieces and they car­ West Belmar, and Miss Barbara ried cascade bouquets of blue pom­ Vinevard. Laurence Harbor. Iheir pons.' j • blue yowns anr - length gown. Ap­ Cranford. Sslina, Pa'. He received a Decree and has served three years in the ! p'.iques of a floral design trimmed A reception followed in the Step- in Mechanical Technology f r o m U S Navv. He is stationed aboard ; lhe sides of the skirt and the front Inn Badrcom. Parlm. after which Pennsylvania Stale College and is lhe USS San Marcos out of Nor­ i of the filled bodice, styled with the couple left for New York. When attending; ' R u t g e r s University folk. Va. l long la|XT<*d sli.H'ves and a scroop they leturn. Ihcy will reside in East wliere he will receive a Decree in neckline. Her elbow - length veil Brunswick. Mathematics. He is employed by ! ol E'rench illusion was attached lu a lhe bride was graduated fron the Astro1 Electronics Division of Union Bcarli Girl | pearl crown and she carried i cas- the Savreville High School nod the Radio Corporation of America, 1 cade Iwuquet of white carnations. the D-:LalM School of Bcautv Ctil- Princeton. ' Attended Hy SUler lure. Ne'vBrurm vick. She is ein- They will reside at .167 Broad­ Was Dee. 21! Bride Miss .loan Grella, at home, was ployed a^ 4 jts h ie r by the Liberty way, Freehold. ■ , ; the maid of honor for her .sisr Mutual fit i#hce Co., North Bruns Miss Patricia Ann Courtney, j royal blue satin street • kngih , wick. Ti:% bridegroom was grad* daughter of Mrs. John J. Courtnev, ; gown was destgm.il with a round uated from Admiral Earragut 16 Donnellv St.. Union Beach, and . neckline and thr«H?-quarter-length I Academy. Toms River. He attemhHl Couple Wcd -At the late Mr. Courtnev. became ihe < slwves. A circular veil fell over | Union Junior College and is cm- bride of Thomas Warren Matthews, ! her matching pilHwx and she car- ployed by Pal Shi>es, F^aM. Bruns* 411 South Laurel Ave., Keansburg, ; ritxi tt cascade lx>uquet of white wick. St; Benedicts son of Warren Matthews, Hialeah, ' Miss Maria Claudette DclHuono, Fla., and the late Mrs. Matthews, : Richmond \ St, Pet *r’s Hospital on Dec 2rt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Saturday, Dec. 28, IW X j A. DelBuono, 30 Fleetwood Dr.. The Rev. Joseph Fox. pastor, Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Rjcn- lf*»-L mond, Shore Rd., Union Beach, ore ■ Hazlet and J. Donald Karanik, son performed the doubh ring rere-; Dorry of Mrs. Andrew J. Sember, J 10 N. monv at 2 p.m. in the Holv Familv the parents of a son. born Dec. 27. i A son was i>orn in St. Peter*.-* • Ifm St?,‘Newark, were married Church, Union Beach . 1?M>3. in Riverview Hospital. j Hospital on Dec. 26, l%.t. to Mr. j Salurtlay,' Dee. 28, 1963. , The bride was given in marriage 1 Kauffman : und Mrs, Paul V. Dorry. RD I, The Rev. Gerald P. Callahan per­ hv her uncle. Lawrence Carnak, j A daughter was born in River­ Box 2I5B. Maiawan. formed the double ring ceremony Union Beach. She wore a floor- ; view Hospital on Dec. L’S, 1!)6J, to and celebrated the nuptial mass al length peau de soie gown with ill- i Mr. and Mrs. George Kauffman jr.. Snrensen in St. Benedict's Church, sens of lace, The fitted bodice had : long fiU<“d sleeves and the full skirt ; Laurel Ave.. West Keansburg. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sorenson, tIowi*d into a chaj>el * length train. Route I. Box 2622, Pine St.. Old Tho Iwlde was nWen In marria|',8 Petruzzelll Her fingertip - length veil of French ' Bridge, are the parents of a daugh­ by her father. Her white satin >;oy,'n Mr. and Mrs. Louis Petru/./.elli, ter, born in St. Peter's Hospital on was designed with a scoop neck- illusion fell from a crown of rhiue- MI.W m il RUPP MISS KATHLEEN KISCIII.KK MISS I.OKKAINI: WOKUOCK MISS (.All, AI.MA SPAFFORD stones und she carried a cascade RD 1. Kevport, are the parents of Dcc. 26, IWtt. bouquet of white roses and carna-| ,i daughter, born Dec. 2S. 1963, in Riverviev ilospital. Ane* dtlachaoU; chapel-length train. The and coaches varsity basketball. Nixnn-McCormacIi I No date has been set for the wed­ lions with holly. j EiigagementK Sister It Maid Of Honor j A son was horn on Dec. 2S, 1W1, Afencon face trimming on ihe from A May wedding is planned. Mr. and Mrs. James G. McCor­ ding. Marlin in St. Peter’s Hospital to Mr. ami * ©f.th* skirl and train matched her Miss Joanne Matthews, Red ! A son was l>orn Sundav, Dec. 23, Rlrwe-Walliiac mack, 90 Ravine Dr., Matawan, an-j Bank, sister of the bridegroom, | Mrs. Ira N. Anes, 113 Andover pillboi studded with seed pearls. Prettle-DeRosa licnder«noi-l' iscnier in Riverview Hospital to Mr. was the inaid of honor, She wore a ; Lane. Matawan. * Shu wore a shoulder ■ length three- Mr. and Mrs. Marion 11. Wallin*, nouncc the engagement of their j and Mrs. William Martin, Lafayette Mr. and'Mrs. Frank DeRosa, 2028 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fischler, 71 llr-length cranberrv faille gown ! tier veil and carried a white mar­ 137 Division St., Keyport, announce daughter, Patricia J., to Arthur G. j Dr., Ha/.iet. Florence Ave., Keyport, announced Atlantic St.. Keyport, announce the with a fitted sleeveless bodice. A Ileuter riage missal adorned with five the engagement of their daughter, Nixon, sor of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Heuser. .114 th* engagement of their daughter, engagement of their daughter, circular veil fell over her matching ’ Cobb cymbidium orchids and stcphanotis. Susan Marie, tn Jon Steven Ricwe, Main St.. Maiawan, are the par­ Janet, to Joseph Prestio, son of Mr. Nixon, .148 Aberdeen Rd., Matawan. headpiece and she carried n cas­ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cobh, 167 Mon­ Maid Ol H m r son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Eugene V. Kathleen Mary, to Rober Hendcr- ents of a son, born Sunday. Jan. 5, Miss McCormack has attended j cade bouquet of cranberry ami roe Ave., West Keansburg, are the Miss Grace Bonassi, Bloomfield, Riewe, 56 Upper Ferry Rd., Tren­ and Mrs. John Prestio. 150M8th St., shot, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank l%4. in Riverview’ Hospital. courses given by the American In- j white carnations. i parents of a daughter, born Mon­ was the maid of honor. She wore a ton. North Bergen, at a New Year's Eve Kois, 114 Hilltop Blvd., Cliffwood Robert Matthews, Keansburg. stitute of Hanking and is employed ; day. Dec. .10. 196.1, In Riverview Lonergan floor * length red chiffon velvet Miss Walling is a graduate of gathering at Miss DeRosa's home. Beach. in the Loan Department of the Far- j was the best man for hi.s brother. : Hospital. gown with a modified bell -^shaped Keyport High School and is a sen* Miss FLsrhler is a :>cnior at Kev­ A daughter was born in River- Miss DeRosa attended Keyport mers am! Merchants National* A reception followed at the view Hospital on Mondav. .Ian. *», ikirt. Matching beads trimmed the ior at Trenton State College, where port High School. Her fiance (s a bride's home. For their wedding; High School and ii a graduate of Bank, .Matawan, Mr. Nixon served j Conover ItKil. lo Mr. and Mrs. Frederick fitted bodice, *which was designed she is majoring in Elementary Ed­ graduate of Madison Township High four years in the U S. Air Force.) trip lo New York, the bride won* A son was Ixirn in Riverview Hos­ Lonergan. 20 Miller Ave., Ilar.ky. with a scoop neckline and long ucation. Her fiance, a graduate of Richard's Beauty Culture School, Scliool and i* employed bv Subur­ a turquoise mohair and wool dres*. He is employed bv D. A H. Enter-! ban Pustedics. Iselm. pital on Monday. Dec. 10. 1963, to pointed sleeves. A bouffant veil Ewing High School. Kwingville, is Red Bank. She is employed bv the J matching hat and accessories and a Tyson prises. Mount Hollv, and is a mem- No date has been set for the wed­ Mr and Mrs. Robert Conover. M was attached to her red velvet cir­ a junior at Trenton State, where is Tiara Beauty Salon, Hazlet. Her fi­ bf r of the Matawan First Aid | corsage of white roses. Idlewild Lane, Matawan. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tyson, la.l clet and she carried a crescent is a business major and a member ding. The bride was graduated from ance is a graduate of Union Hi«h Squad. j E!sse\ Ave., West Keansburg, are bouquet of white pompons, silver of Kappa Delta Pi, national honor Keyport High School and is empkiv- Cnughliu the parents of a son. born .Monday, School, Union City, and Is employed Sickles-Worlock leaves and holly berries. .society in education. Rowe-Terry ! Mrs Sue Worlock. VU'. Broad St . | ed bv Western Mlec.ric Corp. Mr. and Mrs Michael Coughlin, Jan. (I. Plfit, in Riverview Hospital No date has been set for lhe wed­ by the Cornett Trucking Co.. Hack­ Announcement has been made of . Kearnv. The bridegroom was grad tfJ.KH Union Ave., HarJet, are the Miss Joyci* McHugh, Hu/Jot, the ensack. Ki'Vport, announces the «‘ngage- only bridesmaid wore a similar en­ ding. the engagement of Miss Loretta C. I ment of her daughter, Lorraine, to • uat<‘d from Dickinson High School. parents of a son, Ixtrn Sunday, Dec. Hussey No date has been set for the wed­ semble. She carried a crescent bou­ Terrv, daughter of Mrs Eleanor1 William Sickles, son of Mis. Stan­ | Jerst-v Citv, and served four years LM». I M3, in Riverview Hospital. A son was lx>rn in Riverview Rowie-Tuttle ding. quet of white pompons and silver Terrv, TO Atlantic St.. Keyport, fo; ley Cherry. Hollywood, Fla., and , in the U.S. Navv IE* is emplnved Hospital on Monday, Jan. 0, IfW-l, Mr. and Mrs. David L. Tuttle. Charles F Rowe, Freeport. Me. j I.elghl to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hussey. Hagman-State* William Sickles sr., Union Beach. by the Ret! Bank Lumber Co j Aberdeen Rd.. Matawan, announce Miss Terrv is a 1%2 graduate ol J A son was horn in St. Peter's 284 LincUn Ave,. Laurence HarUir, Christina Marie Guarino. Belle­ Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy States, Pine .. ,,| , „ , - . , , Miss Wot lock w a s graduated the engagement of their daughter, Hospital to Mr. and ville, was the flower girl for her St., Keyport, announce the engage­ ^ ! from K-vport lliKh School an.) Mrs John fiance are stationed at Otis Mas Barbara L. Sanyi Now is tho time lo advertise cousin. She wore a floor • length Lois, to William Bowie jr., son of ment of their daughter, Carol, to Air from Even's Institute, Newark, and Lcigiit, 2 Rogers Rd., Old Bridge. Force Rase. Massachusetts. those unused articles for aale red chiffon velvet gown wj^ ]ong Mr. and Mrs. William Bowie, Ra­ Peter Hagnian, son of Mr. and Mri. n employed bv Dr. Rofx.*rt Stock- Weds James E. Matkey vine Dr., Matawan. The wedding date has been ict Laf forty A small ad in the classifird Sleeves and bell skirt, with a Bud flagman, Llovd Rd., Mata­ li.sch in Long Branch. Mr and Mrs. Henry Lafferty, 12 Miss Tuttle is n graduate of Mat­ for Feb. Miss Barbara Louis.- S.mvi. column will turn them into caih matching circlet hcadpicce. She wan. Mr. Sickles attended Keyport Ritlner l ane. Old Bridge, nre the awan Regional High School. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs. San.uel for vou carried a silver princcss basket of Miss States is a senior at Key- Stult/Caruso High School and is employed by parent? of a son. l>orn in St. Pet­ attending Monmouth College, West lEmrv l.uhr’s Sea Skiffs, Morgan. Sanvi. 10 Orchard St.. Keansburg. white pompon* and ribbons. l«>rt High School. Her fiance if a Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Caruso, er's Hosplial. Long Branch, and Is employed hv No dafe has been set for the wed became the bride Saturday, Dec. Beit Man graduate of Matawan Regional 2 Rosemary Dr.. Ha/let, announce j Bell Laboratories, Inc., Holmdei. 2K, 1%1. of James Ma rt Mackev. Patrick Clccone, Newark, was High School and is employed at the engagement of their daughter, d.ng. Ph illip Her fiance, also a Matawan Re­ Ford's Motor, Penh AmUiv. son of Mrs. William Mackev. Spring FORMAL this best man. Philip DelBuono, Eve Dianne, to James Leroy Stultz,: Spufford-Donaruma Mi and M n. Robert Phillips, gional High School graduate, at­ son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Vernon Lake, and the hv.e Mr. Mackev 112 Slone Rd., Union Reach, are Hazlet, brother of the bride usher­ Iludock-Croushure Mr. and Mrs. Donald Spafford, tended the University of Vermont, Stultz. 1 Woodland Rd., Holmdei. \ The wedding took place in the lhe parents of a son. l>orn in Perth W EA R ed. The groomsmen were Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Croushore, 1 IK.Ki) N, W, Llith St,, Miami, Fla., chapel of the Fits'. Presbvtenan Delfluono, Hazlet, brother of the Burlington. He is employed hy the Miss Caruso is attending Raritan Amboy Hospital. Atlantic Tit# Manufacturing Co., Greensburg, Pa., announce the en­ : announced the engagement on Church, Red Hank, TO HIRE bride and Edward Rolieri, Newark, Township High School. Her fiance ■ Christmas Dav of their daughter, Matawan. gagement of their daughter, Mar­ is a graduate of Keyport High After a wdding trip to Florida, Ilnernlein brother-in-law of the bridegroom. garet Louise, to Albert Anthony Hu- (Jail Alma, to Benedict Philip Dona- No date has been set for the School nnd is serving ir the U.S. the couple will make their hntiK A son was horn In Soulh Amlxiy W. S. WALLACE A reception followed in the Crys­ dock jr., 67 Church St., Kevport, nmui, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sal in Spring l ake : tal Brook Inn, Gatontown. For wedding. Air Force, stationed in Delaware. Hospital to Mr. .and M n. Bernard CLOTHING son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Anthonv A fall wedding is planned. . Donaruina, I-la Cherry Tree Farm their wedding I rip to Washington, I Rd., New Monmouth. Miss Spafford Hoerolein 215 Park PL. Cliffwood Ifcaly-Relko Hudock. Beach ' : Men and Hays’ Furnishings D.C., the bride wore a pink mo­ Announcement has been made of Miss Croushore is a graduate of Messlnger-Applegate reside', with her uncle and aunt, Announces Marriage hair suit, brown hat and accessor­ Ihe engagement of Miss Arllne Greensbuig High School and is a Mr. and Mrs George Ellixm, JHIJ Shoes Mr. anti Mrs, Harvey Applegate, Mrs Albert M Ifaigh. Maple PI , Plasu'k { ies nnd q wliite orchid cordage. Theresa Belko, daughter of Mr. senior at Lake Erie College, Paines- 'Washington St.. Kevp>rt. M Jackson St., Kev[Hiri. have an­ Kev|*u I, announce* ihe marriage Mrs. Edward Piassek, They will reside in the Aberdeen nnd Mrs. Joseph Belko, 51G Colgate ville, Ohio. During her junior year | Miss Spafford is a gradual** ol W. Front St. Keyport nounced the engagement of iheir of her daughter. Mr.. Consiate e ink Dr . Old Bridge, .ire Enst Apartments, Maiawan. she participated in the Winter Term ! Middletown 'I ii'Aie.liij) High Srhool, Ave., Perth Amboy, to John Thom­ daughter. Jo-\nn Lorraine, lo Ar­ (Haigh) Cundev, to H.irtv *‘od- ; of a daughter, itoro ill 1 The bride was graduated from as Healy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abroad program .studying in Am­ thur Henry Messinger, son nf Mr. ( lass of I‘nil, and attended the Uni- dinglon. N^ataw an. on Wednesday, Barringer High School, Newark. John Healv, !)3 West Prospect Ave., sterdam, Holland. and Mrs. Arthur E. Mess'nger, !)| s-ersit-.- of Miami in Flinda. She is pec. .'a, FHi-C in He* Reformed She received h Bachelor of Arts Cliffwood. Mr. Hmlock graduated from the Driggs St., Staten Mand, N.Y. The 'employed by Ibe JiMsev Central Degree in English from Rutgers Miss Belko was graduated from llempfield Area Senior High School annouucemi-nt was made Christ­ ; power and Light Co. in Old Bridg**. Church, Keyport. University, Newark. She teaches Perth Amboy High School and is and Pennsylvania State University, mas Live. j Mr. Donamma is a graduah1 of Studios fourth grade in the Ha/.let school. employed as a secretary at Gulton McKeesport, Pa., Campus, lie is Miss Applegate is a graduate of i KeV|iort High Sch<«>l, Class of pl.lfi. The bridegroom was also grad­ Industries, Inc.. Metuchen. Mr. attending Newark College of Engin­ Keyport High School, Class of |%1, | ||e ai.so is employed bv the Jersey Births uated from Barringer High School, [Central Power und Light Co. at the CANDID WEDDINGS A SPECIALTY Healy was graduated from Mata* eering, and is employed bv Bell ami the Mnndl School for Medical VanWannerdam lie is employed by the Associated Laboratories. Inc, I Savreville Generating Station, wan Regional High School, lit IB Office Assistants, New York. She Mr. ami Mrs. Petrus VanWar- li MAIN SI. nil- € 0 MIM KEYPOR 1 Transport, Inc., Newark. employed at R u r 11 a n Copper A mid-summer wedding is plan­ Is employed by William Weingar- i Nov. 2K has been sei as the wed­ merdam, 5S Shore Haven Rd,, Hat* ned. ding date. Works, Perth Amboy, He will enter len. M.D., Sin ten Island. let, are the parents of a daughter, Ihe Armed Forces in January, Her fiance was educated In the Coupf* Married In Shaw-Hean born Sunday, Dec. 29, I'Mil, in Mon* Haspel-MaohU Tottenville Schools, Staten Island, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lutr., 14 mouth Medical Center. St. John1 • Chapel Dou|tas*‘Gr1ffflh Mr. and Mrs. Donald Machia, Wl and presently Is serving in the U.S. Cary St., Orange, announce the en. Pine St., Keyport, announce ihe Mr. and Mrs, Gordon G. Griffith, Army, stationed nt Fnrt Dix. MacLean for the vocation of Your Drccim gagemeni of their daughter, Lois er,gagemeni of their daughter, Mr*. Vint JamM, Brookside Trail- York, Pa, and Stone Harlwr, have An August wedding Is planned, A son was burn Sunday, Dec, 25, Ann. to Ronald R. Haspc!, son ol Mrs. Margie Bean, 24) Fir.st St.. m Park, Haute IS, Hatlet, and Lee Announced the engagement of their Iflfi.’l, in Monmouth Medical Center Mr. and Mrs Ralph Haipel, 10 Kev|jort, to Ronald Orin Shaw, son comull with U« H am s, FlMtwood Park, Marie!, daughter, Sally, to William Thomns .Sehwt’igcr-Ropr lo Mr and Mrs. Joseph MacLean, Doiigui.sn, win of Mi s. Adeiln Mar West Piospeci Ave.. Rh'cr Gard- Mr. and Mrs, Kennoth Rupp, f>0 of Mr. and Mrs, James Shaw n . wore united in marriage at Si. HP Prospect Ave.. Union Beach. neiorc you to . . . John's Chapel, Ifazlot, on Saturday, l>mglass, Cane May Court House, j ens, CIiffw:i. in Riverview llospiiu lor our services Middletown. Pa. She Is a staff nurse at the! Mr. Hnspel is a graduate ‘ i

Albert W . PMer Sr. Funeral Home, Keyport, and at Funeral Services 'Italy and had Jived in Long Branch Dr. Harry L. Harwood, assistant -Beach, who died suddenly Mm- j to Maplewood 40 years ago. He waa Albert W . Peter sr., 57, died Sun­ 11:30 a.m. at the Rosehill Crema­ before moving to Union Beach four county physician, stated that Mrs. tday, Dec. 30, 1963, at his home.! a retired self-employed painter. Woman Found tory, Linden. years ago. She was thi? widow of Browning died of natural causes as day, Jan. 5, 1964 in his home, 113 I Burial was in St. Joseph’s Cenie- Charles W. Rlngwa'd Sr. Angeloniaria Del Guercio. She was a result of complications of a gaii Surviving arc his wife, Mrs. Jen­ Pomona A ve „ Cliffwood Beach, A Daniel Den Bleyker Funeral services were held Dcc. a communicant of Holy Fam ily bladder operation she had under­ Mery, Kevport. |nie (Ahrend) Lemmer, and a gone several weeks ago. She was 1 In Bay, Suicidc resident for 13 years, he formerly Daniel Den Bleyker, 77, of 148 30 in Irvington for Charles W. Church. i Mr. Fagan was born in Jersey ; daughter, Mrs. Anna Ilaefner, Un­ North Hill Rd.. Colonia. a retired Rinj'wald sr., 57, of 24 Fran’-.nn St.. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs, taken to the hospital bv the Raritan The body of Mrs. Esther M. T il­ had lived in Hast Orange Mr. Pet­ City, son of :ht? late William J. ■ ion Beach. - * Humble Oil Co. employee died V;mx Hall, who died of a heart at­ William W. Noviek, Union Beach: Township F itV Aid Squad. -'A ton, 57, of 9 Riverdale Dr., in the er formed Cub Pack 10 of the Bay- Monday, Jan. (i. 1M4, at his home. and Mary (I>»novan) lagan. Hei tack Thursday, Dec. 20, 1!)G3, at his two brothers, four Miters and two With her husl'jnd, Garreth H. Salvatore J. Varca River Gardens section of Mata* vjew Presbyterian Church, Cliff­ A resident of Colonia for 30 Browning, .she c o n d u c t e d the ( had Jived in I ’nion Beach for the) home. grandchildren. Fimerai si^rvices we.e held Sat­ wan Township was fouml Sunday wood Bench and was its cubmaster years, Mr. Den Bleyker retired 13 Mr. Ringwald had been assistant Browiung Real FsMte Agency :n ‘ past 22 years and was a construe-' urday al 9:30 a.m. from lhe Day morning floating in Raritan Bay at for 10 years. He wns employed as years ago. He was a member of service manager for L A S Chevn»- Philip F. Hodge Keansburg. Mrs. Browning was tion worker. He was a communi- I a salesman for Henry Pfeifer Inc., j the Quarter Century Club and the ! let, Inc., Union, since last January, Funeral services were held Sat­ Ik jiu in Worcester, Mass. and had cant r,f Holy Family Church, j Funeral Home. Keyport. and at 10 Ibe foot of Broad St, Keyport. j AnmiilaMs* Clubs of Humble Oil. Newark. j He previously held similar posis for urday at 1:30 p.m. in Sr. M ark’s lived mi K**iin>burg 15 vears. ■ Suj'vi\ ing are Jus w j/e, Mrs. ■ p.m. a high requiem mass was of­ The discovery was made by Albert I Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Surviving are his wife. Mrs. M il­ other automobile concerns in the A.M.I*, /ion Church, Cliffwood, for Surviving. ;n addition to her hus­ Kathryn (iiarney) Fagan; a daugh- j fered in St. Joseph’s Church, Key- j Claire (Thompson) Den Bleyker; : 1, Bennett, First St. dred C. Peter; two daughter*, Mrs. iarea. Mr. Ringwald had lived in Philip Erickson Hodge. 59, of Coun­ band, are a >«in, Joseph Ve.ssellu, ter. Mrs. Mary A. Stiles, Middle- • ; two daughters. Mrs. Michael Fo­ port, for Salvatore J. Varca, 75, of Keyport Det. Frank Criscillo said Robert Trumpore and Mrs. Abra­ i Union Beach for eight years before ty Rd.. Cliffwood. who died Tues­ Portland, Ore.; a daughter, Mrs. town: six sons' William J . and Jo -! ] nienko and Mrs. Allred Vicisko, Co­ Geraldine Browning, at home; a 38 Walnut St., Keyport. who died Ihe body was recovered by Patrol* ham Cubero, both of Cliffwood I nwvinn to Vaux Hall three years day. Dec. 3|. 1903, in Pert)) Am­ seph Fagan, at home; John J. Fa-! ' Ionia; two sons, Daniel Den Bkv- brother, Charles Speed, Worcester; Wednesday. Jan. f, 1964, in River­ man William Pease and members Beach; three sons, Albert W. Peter | ago. lie was a member of the S?c- boy Hospital. The Rev. Archibald pan jr.. Hagerstown. Md.; Michael t ker jr., Moss Point, Miss., unci Rus- two sisters, Mrs. Agnes Boudreaux, view Hospital. Interment was in ' of the Keyport First Aid SquAd. He jr.. stationed with the Navy in Ha­ j ond Reformed Church and Frunklin Smith, pastor, officiated and inter­ P. Fagan, Union Beach; Thomas i I sell E. Den Bleyker. Grand Junc­ Charleston, Mass., and Mrs. Lillian St. Joseph’s Cemetery. said a suicide note, indicating she waii, Ronald H. Peter, Union j Lodge, F&AM, both of Irvington, ment was in Shoreland Memorial E. Fagan, with thp U.S. Air Force! tion , Colo.; 12 grandchildren; one Blondm, Grafton, Mass., and four Mr. Varca was born in Italy and was despondent and in ill-health Beach, am1 Roger A. Peter, at j Surviving are his wife, Mrs. El- : in Spain, and Dennis J . Fagan, J great - grandchild; four sisters, Gardens-, Hazlet, under the ditec- grandchildren. had lived in Keyport 18 years. Pre­ . \vns found in her overcoat pocket, home; two sisters, Mrs. Fred Wolf, jeanor (Stephany) Ringwald: two !i«>n of the Anderson Funeral j with the U.S. Air Force in Platts-, Union, and Mrs. Arthur Dohmen, | Mrs. Martin Hains, and Mrs. Jo* viously he resided in Brooklyn. She was pronounced dead at the j seph Vansco, W arm iville; Mrs. isons, Charles W. Ringwald jr.. Home, New Brunswick. Mri. James F. Austin j burg, N.Y.-; a sister, Mrs. John j Surviving are his wife, Mrs. icene by Dr. Girolamo Pugliese, North Haledon; two brothers, Hein­ | Morganville, and Ronald K. Ring- Surviving are his wife, Mrs, ‘ Walsh, Trenton, and two grandchil- | rich and Arthur Peter in Germany; [Carl Peterson, Avenel, and Mrs. Funeral services were held F r i­ Catherine (Seidel) Varca; a son, Keyport physician and the cause of | wald, Union Beach; two stepsons, Flora (Gumbs) Hodge, three sons, ; dren. j and seven grandchildren. iJoseph Murphy, Edison; three : day at 8 a.m. from the Day Funcr- John J. Varca. Keyport; six daugh­ . death determined as suicidc by ; brothets, Phillip Den Bleyker, Port 1 Leonard J. Brinson, Vaux Hail, and Donald and James, at home, and ters. Mrs. Raymond Wallace. Sirs. The funeral was held yesterday at al Home, Krvport, to St, Bene­ j Mrs. Janu-s E. Bloodgooil r drowning by Dr, Harry Harwood, : Republic; John, Matawan, and Gar- | Albert T. Brinson. Kensington, Edmond. U. S. Marine Corps, and Norman J. Currie. Mrs. John IL 1:30 p.m. from the Bedle Funeral ; diet’s Church, Hazlet, where a req- i Funeral services were held Satur- \ assistant Monmouth County Physi­ '■ rett, Avenel. 'M d.; a brother, Robert K. Ring- four daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Nad- King, Mrs. William Casey and Mrs. cian, who ordered the body remov- Home, Matawan, to Bnyview Pres­ j uiem high mass was offered by the ■ day at I p in. in the Bedle Funer- : ! Funeral services are scheduled j wald, St. Augustine, Fla., and six al. Iselin; Mrs. Doris Hughes, I Rev. kdward P. Blaska, pastor, at Edward Lyons, all of Keyport, am! cd to the Bedle Funeral Home, byterian Church, where services ‘ al Home. Keyjx>rt, for Mrs. Mar- . were conducted by the Rev. David , for 2 p.m. Thursday in the Greiner grandchildren. Chffwood; .Mrs. Irene TavJer, New 9 a.m. for Mrs. Christina (Molioy; Mrs. Jack Frye. Belmar; 23 grand­ ' Keyport. i Funeral Home, Woodbridge, with Nork, and Mrs. Hetty Lou Holland. i garet f . Bioodgood, f-0, of 45-f Soulh children and two great - grandchil­ ; Resident For 12 Years L, Bucci, pastor. Burial was in Austin, 72. of 17 Aiviapolis Dr., | Pint* Ave., Sayreville, who died | interment follow ing in Clover Leaf Mrs. Jack Kevoe Perth Aml>oy: a sister. Miss ()c- I Hazlet. who died Tuesday, Dec. M, dren. M rs. Tilton had lived in River Shoreland Memorial Gardens, Haz­ 'Wednesday. Jan. I, 11>M, in Soulh let. Park Cemetery, Woodbridge. Services for Mrs. Anna Kevoe, CO, tavia Hodge, Antigua. British West ' 1903, in hi-r home after a long ill­ r Gardens for the pust 12 years, hav* of 72 Cornell Dr., Ha/let, were held Ambov Menu>rial Hospital. The t. inn moved here wilh her famify Indies, and 15 grandchildren. , ness, Burial was in St. Pe'er.sbuii- Rev. iL n rv R. pjm\ pasjor of C.d- Roy Carey Steve Patentchar on Thursday at 12 o’clock noon irom Jersey City. She was bora in Fla. ' Wills Filed Roy Corey, B3, ol G55 Duquesne j Steve Palentchar. 70. of 1H) Mar­ ! from tlie Suburban Chapel nf Philip Walter Chenoweth vary Me:hod:.M Church. Kcy{>or[. I North Carolina, ihe daughter of the j Born in Dublin, Ireland, Mrs. Terr., Union died of a heart attack i kowitz St., Carteret, died Monday, lApter and Son, M.iplewood. Rabbi officiated and interment was in Anna R. Rossing 3ate William and Carrie Ann Cottle, Funeral services were held F ri­ Austin was the daughter of (lie !a:e Gr*’cn Grove Cemetery, Keyport. Thursday, Jan. 2, 1964 while walk- ; Jan. R, HlfM.at Perth Tnibov <»en- i David Freedman, Irvington, offi- Anna R. Rr^ninj*, Malayan Town­ ' She is survived beside* her hus­ day at 2 p.nv. in the Wealhrrhead James and Mary Molioy, sne had Mrs. Blondgood was born in inf? on Broad St., Elizabeth. Born •erai Hospital. Horn in Ausln'a-ffun* ship, who died Dec. 4, 1963. left her band, Joseph,' by one t1aup;hter, i eiiitt d. Burial was at the Mount f uneral Home, Orange, for Walter , lived in Hu/let three y« ars. She in Elizabeth, he* had resided there jgary, he had lived in Curterc-t thic-e Mar*!l>oro 'lownship, daughter of estate to her husband, Harold Ros- Mrs. Joseph Mende.s, Morganville; | Lebanon Cemetery, Iselin, L. Chenosw.-th, 54, of Route 34. : was the widow of James E. AuM;n. until moving to Union 25 years ago. ; years. the late Angelina (Applegate) and sing, who also was named execu­ two sons, Conrad, Lyons, and Jo* 1 Mrs. Kevoe died Tuesday, Dec. Holmdei, who died Monday, Dec. : Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. He was a former undersheriff and j Mr. Palentchar retired 15 years Charles P Hubbs sr. tor. according to terms of her will, - «?ph E, Jr., Denver, Colo, nnil '31, 1963 at Riverview Hospital. 30, 19C3, in Riverview- Hospital. R. Thomas Jannarone sr., w ;ih a longtime Republican leader in ’ ago Irom fhe Celem-v* Corp. in Surviving are her husband. which was offered recently for pro­ three sisters, Mrs. Edward Regis* ; She was horn in Russia and came Mr. Chenou'eth wax horn in Or­ ; whom she resided; a s.sier, .Mis. Union County. He was Republican \ Newark when? he had been a pipe- > James F. B!oudg(/od, and two bate in ihe office of Monmouth ler, Mrs. Selby Mullinix and Hctie, i lo the United States at the age of ange and had lived in Holmdei : Margaret Dunn, Ireland, and iix brothers. Charles P. Hubbs jr., Bel- county committeeman Tor more j filter. grandchildren. County Surrogate Edward C. Broc- t all nf Wilmington, N.C. iihree. Mrs. Kevoe lived in Newark since 1957, He was an U.S. Navy i ford, nnd Edward E , Hubbs sr., than 15 years, often serving as He is survived by his daughter, Kf- ' Funeral services were held from veteran of World War 11. He had j Ha/let. chairman of its executive unit. i Mrs. Sophie Daidone, with whom | until 1923 nnd then moved to Hill- J . Edward Chamberlin the Bedle Funeral Home yesterday, ; l>een employed as n Mviich assem­ He was also a former county sup­ S he lived; four .sons, Steve jr., j side. She moved to Hazlet seven John Van Hinds Jan. 8, 1964 al 1 p.m. with the Rev. bler by Automatic Switch Co., Flor Funeral services were held Sat­ j Maximilian Lemmer John Van Hinds, Matawan Town­ erintendent of public works; a di­ I Scotch Plains, Albert, South piain- : years ago. ; William Webster officiating. Crema­ ham Paik. : urduy at 2 p.m. in the Cole Funeral i Funeral services were held Dec. rector of the former Excelsior | field, Rudolph, Newark and George, I She and her husband, Jack, who ship, who died Dec. 18, 1963, left t io n followed in Rose Hill Crema. 1 Home. Cranbury, for J . Edward 31 at 2:30 p.m. at Smith and Smith his estate to his wife, Christina Building and Loan Association; a j Cliffwood; 13 grandchildren and ; celebrated their 40th wedding an* He is survived by his wife. Mrs. ’ tory, Linden. {Chamberlin. M, of 12 Symmes t Suburban Funeral Home, Spring­ Hinds, who also was named execu­ former director of Alexian Brothers : three . grandchildren. jnivcrsary last October, operated fl Em ily (VnnKail) Chenoweth: a brother, Richard Chenoweth, West j Court. Cranbury, « retired farmer, : field, for Maximilian Lemmer, 38. trix. Verrel II. Davis ' Hospital Foundation; a member of \ Funeral services will be held at ! dry cleaning business in Hillside j who died Wednesday, Jan. 1. 19G4, of 12 Indiana St., Maplewood, who Tyrian Lodge 134, F&AM, Eliza­ Orange. Verrel H. Davis, 44. of Delaware 18:30 a.m. Thursday at the Syno* ! for some time. For the pnst sev­ i in the Sun Lawn Nursing Home, died Saturday, Dec. 28, 1%3. in Es­ beth; the Salaam Temple, Newark; How about business cards? Ave., Cliffwood, died Saturday, j wiecki Funeral Home. Carteret en years, they had a jewelry busi­ Charles II. Saurman | Hightstown, after a long illness. sex County Hospital, Belleville. We can supply them quickly Jan. A, 1&64. at Monmouth Medical The New Jersey Consistory, 32nd , and at 9 p.m. in Sacred Heart ness at the Keyport Auction M ar­ ! The Rev, Dr. Carl Wolf officiated Funeral services were field Sat­ Born in Germany, Mr. Lemmer snd at (he right price. Come Center. Mr. Davis was the son of Degree Valley. Jersey City, and the i Church, Carcret. Interment will be ket. Mrs. Kevoe wns a member of land interment was in Braincrd urday at 11 a.m. at the John W. had lived in Newark before moving and try us. Mrs. Henry Davis, Cliffwood, and Union County Shrine Club. ! in Holy Cross Cemetery, North Ar- the Ladies Auxiliary to Post 34, 1 Cemetery. the late Mr. Davis. M r. Carey is survived by his 1 lington, Jewish W ar Veterans, Hillside. Mehlenbeck Funeral Home. Ha/let, ; Mr. Chamberlin was the husband He was a veteran of World War wife, Mrs. Ada Frazer Carey; a Her husband Is a past commander for Charles H. Saurman. 77. of 1*17 ! of the late Mrs. Fttye (Wvckoff) II. Mr. Davis was a member ol son, Edward L. Carey, Hazlet, and of the post. Seventh St.. J\eypo/'l, who died i Chamberlin. He was born near Wicker Memorial Baptist Church, three grandchildren. B irth s Surviving, besides her husband, Tuesday. Dec. 3*1, 1%*3, in Mon­ ‘ Englishtown and lived in the Cran* Morganville. The funeral was held Saturday at arc a son, Bernard, Hazlet. and mouth Medical Center. The Rev. ; bury urea 50 years, WESTREICH’S . Surviving, in addition to his mo­ the McCracken Funeral Home, Un­ Kucharek three sisters, Mrs. Esther Rubin, John II. Sharpe, pastor of the Kcy- j Hu was a former member of the ther, are three sisters, Mrs. Jo- ion. Mr. add Mrs. John Kucharek, jOrange; Mrs. Nettie Wtnorsky, Irv- porl Reformed Church, officiated. ■ Farm Bureau of New Jersey fend aephine Stevens, Stamford, Conn ; Interment was in Shoreland Mem­ | the Middlesex County Agricultural Robert P. Hawkins 222 Broadway, Keyport, are par­ I ington, ond Mrs. Leanor Brown, M rs. Thelma T. Davis, at home; orial Gardens. Hazlet. i Committee and was an elder in Word has been received that Ro­ ents of a daughter born Monday, Peckskill. N.Y. Mrs. V, Valarie Hammond, Cliff­ Born in Philadelphia, Mr. Saur­ | the hirst Presbyterian Church, bert P. Hawkins. 55, West Palm Jan. 6, 1964 at Monmouth Medical WINTER wood, three nieces and two neph­ Frederick W. Sauer man had Jived in Keyport 45 years. I Cranbury. He also was a member Beach, Fla., died suddenly at his Center. ews. He was a telephone repairman home. He was a former resident of Funeral services were held Dec. 'o f the Ap|x>ilo Ix>dge, F&AM, the Funeral services will be held Fri* Bewlcy with the New Jersey Bell Tele­ Keansburg. He was the son of the . 30 at 8 p.m. and Dec. 31 ot 10 a.m. : Cranbury Lions Club and Pioneer day ai 2 p.m. at the Wicker Mem* Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Bewlcy. phone Co., Red Bank, until 1949 Grange, Dayton. late Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Haw­ at the John W. Mehlenbeck Fu­ orfal Baptist Church. The Rev. Cal­ Lenox Rd., Cliffwood, arc parents when he retired after 37 years i Surviving are two nephews, Ron* CLEARANCE kins. neral Home. Hazlet. for Frederick vin Wood, pastor, will officiate and of a daughter born Sunday, Jan. service. ; aid Cliivron, Rockville Center. N.Y., Mr. Hawkins was employed by W. Sauer sr., 78. of Red Hilt Rd., interment, under the direction of 5, 1964 ut Monmouth Medical Holmdei. who died Sunday, Dec. Mr. Saunr.im was a member of ; a n d Wallace Clayton. Detroit, Food Fair Markets in West Palm Center. Henry J. James Funeral Home, 29. 1963, in Riverview Hospital. the Keyport Reformed Church mid , Mich., and a niece, Mrs. Robert STARTS WEDNESDAY Perth Amboy, will be in Midway Beach. When he was in this area, he was employed by Buck Smith's, Gormerley The Rev. Harry N. Johnson, pastor the H.G. McCully Chapter Life Vandet bergh, Cranhury. . Green Cemetery, Matawan. There Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Gormerley, Members Club of Red Bank. ‘ East Keansburg, and he operated of .Emmanuel Assembly of God I Mrs. Cmtlrr Warn* will be viewing this Thursday nifcht Fourth St., West Keansburg, are Church. Middletown, officiated at Survivors include his wife, Mrs. JAN. 8 - 9 A.M. at lhe church. the Lakevicw Inn, Route 36, W e« Keansburg. parents of a daughter born Satur­ both services. Burial was in Fair- Eugenia J, (Brannin) Saurman; ‘ , M is. J«I m Davl| llopwa , He Is survived by his w\fe,-Lena; day, Jan. 4, 1&4 at Riverview view Cemetery, Fair view. a .son, Harry, a senior master ser­ Funeral services were held Sai- J a r ’ M rs. Susie Elizabeth Hopson, W, a son, Robert;! three daughters Hospital. ., geant in the U.S. Air Force. Shep­ 1 urday at 11:30 a.m. at the Bodine "ul 23 Van Dorn St.. Keyport died Barbara, Linda and Etta Mae; two •’ : ■ Hick* ‘ ; ■ " pard A ir Force Base, Wichita Falls, ! Funeral Home, Asbury Park, for Saturday, Jan. 4, 1964 in Monmouth brothers, Elswortb,' Connecticut, Mr. • and Mrs. Edward Hicks, Tex,, and seven grandchildren. i.Vlrs. E/nlJy (Cottrell) Warne. » , i l i s s E S 7 " Girls Dresses 2 * ^ Medical Center. The widow of the and Raymond, Weat Keansburg; Taxas Rd., Morganville, are par­ 4 lija p rs ago. He t ^ M f M K t i o n | of 600 Palmer Ave., Wfct Allen- late John David Hopson, Mrs. Hop- three sisters, Dorothy, Keansburg; manager with RobcrTE/Miller and " Frank N. Aurismma j hurst, a former resident of Mata- IncludItaa JM M lhaa' L a g a a >««. i .m ents of a daughter born Saturday, Bobbi* *on was born in Kings and Queens Gladys am* Mildred, Summit. Jan. 4, 1164 at Riverview Hospital. Company, Newark, rttlriM 6 year Funeral services were held Sat­ U a n , who died Wednesday, Jan. I, , Bf— tm, Fartvar Yauag Yauis v'ounty, Va., and waa a retidtent of Funeral servicfa were held In •go after 40 years of service. urday at 6:30 a.m. from the Dav i 1964, in Maple Rest Nursing Horne, and alftara. !ijyport H years. Lake Worth, Fla. . . . Surviving are his wife, Mrs. M ar­ Funeral Home, Keyport. find at V I Wett Long Branch. Entombment RadiKtd frain 17.W Sasw Saits 8ft She was a member of the Second Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Kazmac, garet (W M eda) Sauer; two tons. a.m, *"*ao!ir and the pas­ parent, of t son born Saturilav, an, and Alvin E. Sauer. Point ChurchTTftyMkrMBs Frank PT Au- Mrs. Warne was born in Mata­ of 29 Pine St., Kevport, died on COATS 1 7 " tor’s aid society. Jan. 4, 19(4 at R iverview Hospital. leasant; a sister, Mrs. Lillian M. wan and had resided in Ccesn 1 1 M Monday, Jan. 6, 1964, at River­ port, -wnb died MondaV,* D «^ jjb , AM Pila Liard. COATS Surviving a r * two sons. Irvin C. Sandera Quinlan, Lynhroob, L .L , and two Township approxirnstely 20 year* view Hospital following a long iH- 1963. in Riverview Hospital. Inter­ B.M Hopson of Brooklyn, and the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. John Sanders, 6 fgrandchildren. (She was the daughter ggjfca lgte j z r * ™ Harold Hopson of the Second Bap* ment was in St. Joseph's Cerneterv. | William and Louisa Miss Wallace was born in Key­ Orchard Ave., Hazlet, are the par­ ‘ist Church; a daughter, Mrs. VWa Joseph T . Ilutka Mr. Auriemma was born in Italy and tha wife of the late Casfer port, daughter of the late John W. ents of a daughter, born Tuesday, . Hanks, Keyport; a sister, Mrs. Funeral aervicea were conducted and Iiye^ ;in .the. Keyport area 42 : Warne. ■* 5 Slack Sets and Mary Wallace. She waa a life­ Dec. 31, 1963, In Riverview Hospi­ 5 ,# 2 “ . [duty L. Jackson, Keyport; four by the Rev.vDdtBa Abraham, pas­ 'years. He was a communicant of j Surviving are aU long, resident of Keypory. Misa W al­ tal. : * ■ * ’ ■ ■: , iirandcMldren, and. two great- tor, in the Hungarian Reformed St. Joseph’s Church and a member ‘ Warne. West Allenhuri , _ r lace wm .a communicant of Si. F p llf lJaad indJtrHtk Wetian Church, Perth Amboy, at 2 p.m. on of Our Lady of Mount Carmel So­ • ter, Mrs. Naomi Zieber, Phfla3il viandchlldren. <‘'t *r ' ' Joseph’s Church. Keyport. I F.rmerly I.H A son was born in Riverview Hos­ jJa n . 1. following services at 1:30 ciety, Matawan. . 3 The funeral was held at 1 pm. Surviving are two brothers, W il­ {1 phis; a Dennis nephew James and a Goeb niece. OwbkylM siM ## pital on Tuesday, Dec. 31. 1963, to •p.m. in Kain Mortuaries. Inc.. for Surviving art his wife, Mrs. Rose 1 M \. .vStcrday at the Second Baptist liam Wallace, Lynn, Mass., and : Funeral aervices wera held F r i­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weston, U2 1 Joseph T. Hutka, 73. of 3G4 Stan­ (Peluso) Auriernma; six sons, An­ ______7j .i j./; .urch, Atlantic St. Burial was in Leo Wallace, Hazlet. and a sister, day morning in the John W. Meh­ •- oreland Memorial Gardens, Hu/- Blvd. West, Cliffwood Beach. ford St.. Perth Amboy, who died thony. Matawan; William, Lau­ SWEATERS Mrs. Madeline Davis, Keyport. lenbeck Funeral Home, Hazlet, :t, under the direction of the F. Hernandes | Sunday. Dec. 29. 1963. in Perth Am­ rence Harbor; Carmen, West Funeral services are being held Keansburg; Ralph, CMffwood for Dennis James Goeb, infant son C UM y Stack Sets 3 > S ’ : ya Harris Funeral Home, Red Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Hernandez, boy General Hospital. Interment this Thursday at 8:30 a.m. from Beach; Frank N. Auriemma jr., of Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Goeb StlP-O VIR 2 " \ *;nk. 115 Shoreland Circle, Laurence Ha*- was in the church cemetery. H i* . I.H the Day Funeral Home, Keyport, Holmdei, and l.ouis, Keyport; five ‘ sr., 307 Harrison Ave., Union and‘at 9 a.m. a high requiem mass I bor, are the parents of a son, born ■ Mr. Hutka retired six years agn Beach, who died shortly after ; Re*. 1.M . James P. Gilroar* [Tuesday. Dec. 31, lM.l, in River­ ; from the Flagstaff Co., Perth Am­ daughters, Mrs. Pasquale Ferrante James K Gilmore, f»6, of 33 Ma* is being offered in St. Joseph’s and Mrs. Francis Cahill, Keyport; i birth Thursday, Jan. 2. 1%-t, in; view Hospital. I boy, where he had be**n employed !*.* Ave., Keansburg died Sunday, Church. Interment will follow in Mrs. Frank Siano jr., Hazlet; M:ss | Riverview Hospital. Interment was \ j s s fclftTrwisan 2 " las a custodian. He was a member IHRUIVNnj Flnnnel Oiled n. 5. 1964 in Allemvood Hospital the church cemetery. Farrell Nancy Auriemma, at home, aad in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Middle- ; of fhe Hungarian Reformed Church. . j-.-n in Harrison, he had lived in .A son was born Friday. Jan. 3, Mrs. Ronald Hoser. Cliffwood; a , town. ! Reg. I.M .i.-nsburg 14 years. He was a re* Harold T. Hart 1964, in Riverview Hospital to Mr. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. brother, Carmen Auriernma. East I Surviving, in addition io his par- ;• J pipefitter. Harold T. Hart, 46, died suddenly and Mrs. John Farrell, Plum Charles Gabos, Perth Amboy; three Orange, three sisters, Mrs. Francis :ents. are three brothers, Richard i Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Eu* In his home, 57 Hoslord Ave., Mid­ Lane, Keyport. sons, Joseph Lodi; Nicholas, hdi- Fon/ino, NuHev, nnd Mrs. Rose Re- J. Goeb ir . Muhael J. find lime,-! 1 1 :’ Cowley Gilmore; a son, Lee dletown Township, on Sunday, Jan. son, and WiJlianv, Keyport, ami six vilki. Woodbndge. and anoJ.V-r sjs. •thy J. Goeh. and two nMers, Ilarriso n KnitVXIlIl, Suitsa u iu 11" I I H0StWKI*l3 Jst QuaJlly Seamiest 9 ‘ 7 .'more and two stepsons, William 5, 19R4, Born In Jersey City, he grandchildren. Rovrmarv and Denise Ann G(jeb. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Harrison, ter in Italv: 29 grandchildren and Ret. 17.16 > Me«h er Regular .d Ronald Seeley, all of Keans- was the son of the late Michael R. i all at home, and his maternal Route 34, Holmdei, are the parents Mrs. Angeloniaria Del Guercio 14 great-grandchildren. ’ * j 2 Box Limit To Customer. •.T’; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Jean* and Catherine (M cGillvary) Hart. i grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es! of a daughter, born Tuesday, Dec. • Bessett of Bloomfield; three Jle had lived in Middletown Town­ Funeral services were held Dec Mrs. C». H. Browning j McKenna. Newark. ! 31, J963, in .Monmouth Medical Cen­ 27 at H a.m. at the Day Funeral ..-others, Martin and John Gilmore, ship 25 years. Funeral services were held Sat­ ter. - '\ of Harrison, and Terrence Gil- Mr. Hart was employed as an ac­ Home, Keyport. and at !t a.m. a urday at 11 a.m. in the John J. Rv- | John J. Fagan .Sr. : v.ore, Newark: four sisters, Mr*. countant in the accounting depart­ Kretenko [high mass of requiem was offered an Horne for l unerals. Keansburg. j Funeral ser vices were held ; ’ :ry Heslen nnd Mrs. Agnes Du* ment at Fort Monmouth, lie was a Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kretenko, in Holv Family Church. Unum for Mrs. Wilhamina Browning, li'.’, : Thursday at h a.m. from the D ayi Beach, for Mrs. Angelina Dei Guer- I ...... Unmo KCVpOrt. tO tl»C Ho- j both of Bloomfield, and Mrs. member of the Brevcnt Park and 310 Fair Field Rd., Cliffwood of 100 Shore Blvd . Keansburg. w 'jo I uneral Home, ne; Leonardo Fire Co. cio. b7. of 208 Broadway. Union was pronounced dead on arrival it Iy Family Church.r,.|i 1Union ..... Beach j WESTREICHS '.’.rgaret Wood and Mrs. Catherine Bench, are the parents of a daugh­ where a high requiemn mass was < * >'.:i Buskirk, both of Arlington and Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Dor­ ter, born Monday, Dec. 3f), IWi.T, Beach, who died Monday. Dec. Riverview Hospital on Wednesday of- I 45 W. FRONT ST. KEYPORT^ ,23. 19C3. in Riverview Hospital. fered nt 9 a.m. for John J. l ag;an i r grandchildren. is (W eir) Hart; a son. William Hart ! in Perth Amboy Hospital. morning. Jan. 1. I9l»t. Burial wa*. n The funeral was held yesterday stationed with rhe U.S. Navy in I Mr*: Del fJul'rcio was U>rn in Fair View Cemrferv, M:dd'< 'fu*. n M\, r.V of M07 Center St . C • 2:15 p.m. in the Ryan Funeral New York; a daughter. Mrs. Carol | William* K me, with t h e Rev. John P. Dasilvo. Miami, Fla.; two brothers. • Airman, Ret. Frank Williams and Euler, pastor emeritus of the Bay- John Hart, Belford, and William : Mrs. Williams, 557B Lloyd Rd., c :>re Community Church, E a s t Hart, Groton. Conn.; a step-hroth- : Matawan, are the parents of a son, .av.nsbttrg, officiating. er, Albert Katslo, West Keansburg. jborn Dec. 26, 1963, in Patterson Ar* INCLUDtD W IT H and a step-sister, Mrs. Catherine my Hospital, Fort Monmouth. Free Refrigerator Chevernick, Keansburg. The funeral wns held yesterday | . B arber WE WILL BUY At 10 a./n. in the Postcn Funeral I A son was horn Monday, Dec. I • • • Home. Atlantic Highlands, with the 130, 1941,1. in Patterson Army Hospi­ ENTIRE 3-ROOM HOUSEFUL Rev. William Carr, pastor of the tal, Fort Monmouth, to Sp. 4 . MONMOUTH A OCEAN Leonardo Baptist Church, officiat­ George liarhee and Mrs. Barbee, ! COUNTY BANK STOCKS ing. Burial was in Fair View Ceme­ Btry. D, Fourth Missile lit In., OF BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE FOR.... ot, M a t a w a n b o r o u g h — spin, at­ RKDKCO RATKO ground floor j MATAWAN, modern large 3*4 tached garage, three bedrooms, NO MONEY DOWN aged men ami women. State apartment conveniently located I rwm apartment, electric kttch- 1 bedroom, l.cjl;' living r:xint, An Estimate A t Near As Your Phone panelled family room, bath and a licensed. Call 5GG-06U, Matawan, near center of Keyport, heat sup­ 1 en, tile bath, heat and hot water full kitchen and lull bathroom with half, sewerage, newly decorated, K your crcdli Is good you can buy N. J . wjtf plied. Call 2641000. \vj9 ! supplied. Adults only. Call 566- tub. Price $lGi)0. Garden I*arl< these new 3 bedroom homes with f 4S46 after 6 p.m. wjtf Mobile Home Sites, Hazlet. Call 566-0066 Immediate possession, financing CLIFFWOOD Boarding Home for no money down, located in Union K L Y P O R T 3 room apartment $100 26-1-3911. wjlf available. Call Mfi-5912. wj9 elderly men and women, private Beach. Immediate occupancy. For per month, unfurnished; $115 fur­ | T H R E E ROOM new apartment and state guests. Licensed by the MATAWAN *700 down F.Ti.A. ap­ information call Scoras Construe* nished; all utilities supplied; ref­ ! with tile kitchen and bath at 15 ALUMINUM... State. James L. Lawson, R.N., proved, brick front, S room ranch tion, 204-4167. wjtf erences and security. Call 2G-I-342S. : Main Street, Keyport. Business with enclosed porch, fireplace, hot Myrtle Ave., Cliffwood. Call 566­ * wj9 [couple $33 with heat supplied. Call WINDOWS & DOORS water heat, attached garage. Best EXCKLLIiNCIi . . . 62:10. wjtl | between 6 and 9 p.m., 787-0990. wjtf neighborhood, newly decorated. Tv the wnxd for this 1055 Custom K K YP O K T , apartment 3 rooms and KEYPORT TUTORING, teacher with MA and hath, all utilities supplied. Call j ARNOLD HOUSE, 123 First St. JI7.975. Vans Agency, Realtor, 2G7 built home in A-l condition. Plaster H year* experience in elementary 26I-2.SI5. wjtf , Keyport, comfortable rooms in CRAWFORD CROMEYj HARDWARE Main St., Matawan. Call 568-1881. wadi, awnings. and aluminum com­ bination windows and doors. Laun­ grades, week ends onlv. Call 5W- i Spanish speaking homo. Inspect Open 7 days. wj* PHONE 737-240G COMPANY dry in basement. \yt car garage. 75H4.______^ wj!) UNION BEACH, 3 room modern [after 5 p.m. daily. wjtf GALE'S RANCH ER, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Nicely landscaped grounds. City TYPING DONE? Cali 5M-6M7.'"' house $65 per month, no utili­ _ wjtf THE LARGEST VARIETY OF HARDWARE. TOOLS, family room, all appliance* plus and local bu.s transportation near­ wj!) ties, 1 child accepted. Call 264-2651. MATAWAN apartment. 1 rooms feeding "i?AY""ii.2s > « n w i« , dishwasher and air conditioning. I wj'J and bath, all utilitie* supplied AND PAINT IN THIS AREA by. See this today, at $15,900. A LTERATIO N S, custom designing mulch hay .95 per hale, stra^ year old, all landscaped, near Call 56G 31B3. wjlf SI IK) bale; aUo rotted manure and plus color co-ordination. Please KXCK LI.F.NT fully furnished apart­ DAILY DELIVERIES schools. Call 566-7645.______wi!) fireplace wood. Call 264-0924. wjtf WALKER & WALKER call or contact Mildred Fento.i, 4fi ment. alt utilities nnd lu*dt in­ 11UNGAI.OW, furnished. 3 rooms Center Ave., Matawan. 566-069.1. cluded S110 $ 120. Cull 261-6331. wjlf anil hath, utilities supplied, $100. WHCO-QO iWENT; unliir.ite4 26 W . Front St. - CO 4-2000 HELP WANTED REALTORS wj9 Adults only. Also 3 vacant roor'S savings on new and used desk*, K E Y P O R T , on bus line. 4 room chairs, files, shelving, parts bin*, Buy Cbtrs* — Frat Parking At Rear . M A L E attendant, steady position, 21)68 Highway 31 wilh heat, 5H0 per month. Call p.r.i. apartment, all ulilili»»s, refrigera­ drafting equipment and etc. Ralph good wages. Apply in person, Middletown, New Jersey OSItorn 1-076.1 or 264-1391. wjtf tor optional. May also be rented Mocci, 299 Washington Street, Key- ‘ Open Friday Evening Brookdale Nursing Home, Highway Plione: 671-3311 APARTM ENT," 3 " r a n i , suitable Make up Instructions in Rcading- as 2 furnished sleep ins rooms wilh port, CalI_?64-15M.______wjtf 35. Hazlet. wj» Multiple Listing! (or professional office or bache­ Math-English-Language* ft II. E. bath and large kitchen. Adults on­ T REM EN D O U S savings on doori, N U R SES A ID ES, 7 a.m. - J p.m., And Trade-ins lor apartment only, private en­ Send for Catalo| Diploma. ly. Call 261-HS74 after 6 p.m., or windows, shutters, mitlwork etc. 3 - 1 1 p.m. Apply in person, trance, 1st floor, available January weekends. wj9* Across from Ye Cotlsge Inn, Key. llrookdale Nursing Home, Highway Open 7 davs 1st. 83 Main St., Keyport. Call wJ9 GRADES 1-12 AND COLLEGE porL Call 264-8'J72 or 2S4-J4M. K K JH T ROOM house, 4 bedrooms. !M-332<). wjtl 35, Hailet. wj* PREPARATORY ______wjtf Three bedroom colonial. Rood con­ new kitchen, living room with K EA N SB l'K G . room for gentleman, M E N and women for real estate A HANDSOME HEAVY DUTY sale*. Wa will train you, classes dition, new heating system, 178 * AFTER SCHOOL - EVENINGS fireplace, dining room, den, Ifni comfortable and warm. Call 787- begin this month, full or part tirr.e, 100 loot lot, nice area, asking 112,­ SATURDAY MORNINGS water heat, in Horounh of Mata­ 3IM. ___ wjtf ALUMINUM ATTRACTIVELY PRICED new office. Call Peter Pascallls, 500 wan. SI5G per month. Lexington TWO ROOM efficiency *p»r(rnent, ’ FOR THIS AND OTHERS 5W-033I. wj» C A LL 5662212 Agency, Broker. 5660101. vvjH all Improvement*, located al 66 WINDOW PLEASE CALL FOR M A LE, must hav# drivers license, WOMAN to share private home or Main St., Keanslnirg. Call 312-1703. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION wjtf full (lm« to make deliveries and rent private room in Union Ileach $11.95 INSTITUTE For Quick Action work In stationery department. Ap­ RANKL & WEBER with mother and daughter. Call anv APARrMirNTrTr'W**nd^th! FREE ESTIMATES M O RG A N VILLE, N. J. adull* only, no pen. Call 284­ ply In person, Bayshore Statlonera, REALTY CO. W]9 time 264-7725. wj# KARL FRANTZ West Front St., Keyport. wj* 8439 after S p.m. ______w jtf HAPPY HOUR KINDERGARTEN, H A LF of duplex houae, 4 rooms J(OL/SEWORKER, 3 mornings a APA RTM EN T. 3 room, with stiow- H W Y M MATAWAN Route 34, Matawan. Readiness and bath, available Feb. 1. Call week, own transportation, refer­ er. t«5 I>cr month. Aduln only. FREE INSTALLATION • 3)11 program offered, February Senves- 264-4959. wj» I960 Bukk "Electra 225" ences. Call 564-74111. wj* wjl tcrjCallJjS^MM^^^^^^wjg Call 2M;4»32.______wjl* ALUMINUM COMBINATION STORM WINDOWS ! 4-Door H.T. Beautiful white Lucito finish; R E S P O N S IB L E retired man to ROOMS, with or without kitchen ROOM (or Kentieintn, contral lo­ oversee home service operation*. GET READY - GET SET WANTED TO BUY privileges, Call 566-4230. wj9 cation, 42 Broad St., Keyport. 6 FOR $77 ’ Call for Interview 566-4311, Steven wj9* luxurious fawn interior. ' APARTMENT in Keyport: »lx Triple Irack, fully weather stripped Ostrow, Sno-Go-Co. ___ wj9 TOP D OLLAR paid (or lots In K EA N SBU RO . 3 l.rg« room* and To go when you Inspect t h I a roomi, second floor, $123 per genulnt Alcos aluminum, E-Z lilt. This "Top Of The Line" c a r is pow er charming 2 bedroom Cape Cod Cliffwood Beach area or Mata­ hath, heal included. Call tieiorc MANICURIST, part time. Call 264­ month Including heat. Sterling Mc­ C»n b« cleaned from inside. Term*. 0 2 9 9 . ______wj9* which In ideal for newly weds or wan Township. Must ha buildable 3 p.m.. 7H7-I2M. wj? equipped with Steering, Brakes, Seats lots. Call Hunter 6-1121) or Drexel 9­ Cann, Real Etlate, 2.V1 Broad St., FROWN'S YOUNG G IR L to assist in photo retired folks. A lar|(i* expansinn MATAWAN BnrouRli, J hedroorn 3924. wj3D Keyport, 2fiM37ti, wj» >-■ and Windows plus Electronic Eye. A one studio. Telephone, aoma typing. attic can easily be converted for ranch type house, nice location, 32 Broid St. Sll 1-7500 Red Bank Send resume to Box C In care of 2 m o r • bedrooms or a large BRA N D N EW houiu' 3 bedrooms close to school. Inquirf 47 Little ...... wjtf ow ner car. this newspaper.______wj9 family room. Ideally located near AUTOS FOR SALE $125 per month. Van* Agency St., Maiawan or call 569-3!>.'■. "jit PtHlDLKS, white m i n i a t u r e s , schools, shopping and transporta­ Realtor, 267 Main St., Matawan. P A R T T IM E driver 3 evenings 7 K K Y I’ORT, aparini.Mit, 4 looms champion pedigree, AKC, shnt% tion. Sensibly priced and ready to Call 5tttMMl. Open 7 days. wj9 Our Special Price . . . * 1 3 8 0 ° ° p.m., lo 11 p.m. Call 264-2805. wj# SCHANCK & SIHLER anil bath, 2 nd door, all utililies : exceptional coau, lovable, wonder* go at 114,000. Must ho seen to be T H R E E extra large rooms, bath, ! ful pets for children. Call 586-16'il. U SED CARS supplied; available February Is!. TELEVISION service rr.an, exper­ appreciated. Don't wait! Call heat and hot water. Asphalt tile HWY )4 MATAWAN lm|uire 17 Walnut St., or call !/64- | PIN CJAMI-'S S4U and tip, aiso reg« ience necessary. Call Col/ax Tel­ today! thruout Che roo;r.) lablei, Dock St., Union Heaeh. w)9 i 16 b.ills, 4 cues, tips, chalk, clamp WOMAN to care for 2 children, 5 REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE Open Until 9 P.M . _____ Klr.ANSI!t!ltG."2 n>im and 3 loom 1IWY. 34, M ATAWAN MW 0400 K EY PO R T , furnished apartment 2 (urnislusl apartmenls. linens, u- land bridge 52.r*0 ami up. Call 2*»i- I960 Mercury Convertible day week in their home. Call 5*6­ rooms and hath, second floor. All I lTi'tfi nr O.VH. wjtf 5781 after 6 p.m. wj9 O PPO SITE BILL LANZARO’S lensils and lieat supplied. Call 7H7- BUTTONWOOD MANOR utilities. Reference*. Call :« ii "(■( ] CASE iUrklnVe. Modt‘r42f)‘ ex­ ST EN O G R A P H ER and typist, some wj'J' Jet black finish, black top, immaculate wj» AUTO SALES TWO sleeping rooms, at 511 Main cellent condition. Call 2RI-3im knowledge fire and casualty in­ UNION BEACH, bungalow furrmh- j evenings nr 2^4-H»7fi. \vj21 interior, and well equipped. A real sharp Near Matawan. acre. 170 ft. QUALITY USED CAR* Street, Key|>ort. Hiltrier 8r Car­ surance ncccssary. Write Box D In , ed, 2 rooms and buth, oil utilities care of this newspaper. wJ9* frontage. Attractive 6 room older ton Anencv, Call 201-1717 or 2ad, Morganville, Maiawan Horn lot ,i0 k 100. High (mrt. . _ ... i). J. Hox 317. Call f»G6-2!Wl_ . ^ w l» upartments, $7^> |H»r ivjonth. Shore and dry. City water and sewer. TWO r.-Ulfi.Y IlOt.lSE, -t rooms Good location. Only 12,500. . . . 1955 FORD, automatic transmiss­ Road Realty, 2110 Highway 35, | W K ST I N (', M O U S E” 'reff‘i^r. anil bath. Inquire 40H-1II Pros WANTED ion, radio, heater, good condition. Holmdei Call «7t-!KH)ii.______wj9 1 ator, t'uod opor.iting condition. peel St., Union Ileach " j51" GMAC MAYER AGENCY (Realty) $325. jCaH wj9 ; best offer. Huyt*r picki it up. C:ill ROOM AND BOARD, Maiawan : I'dN-.IIS;' after p.m. wjfl* HWY 34, Maiawan 1957 PAIRf.ANFi convertible, good KOlfSI-:, 3 rnfitin and Irnth. furn­ area, 969 a month, male, age 32. Business Opportunities 568-4637 condition, take over pavtrjent*, ished. Call 2M 1121. »'j!) . POLAROID CAMKKA~mode! .1 31 TERMS Write Harry Michael, 7 Gem Ave., ______- wJS $300. Call S66-SJ67. wJ9* A PA RTM EN T, o n f u rn i 1 h e d, 3 i electric eve: never been used, I Tom^^lver^I^J^^^^^^^^wj^ PLYMOUTH', excellent condition. OUTSTANDINO BUSINESS room* and hath, privals en­ j year old. Call 2B4-2SOS. wj* ENJOY THE toV TAXES C:a 11 568-1353. wj9 OPI’ORTUNfTY trance. heat and hoi Haler sup­ | CKiVKR AL I-lectric refrigerator, LOST plied. W3 per month. Cali 261- 1955 FORD pick up truck, excellent I never used. lWKtel No. TA-241 I27H. _ ...... PO M ERA N IA N ,, browtv, female. In AND SEWnitAGE OP KEYPORT condition. Call 5W-2579. w j!6* ; Brand new Mobil Station being i XC. SU»0. RCA Whirlpool washer, built on Roulo 31 and Cambridge BUNOAi.6 w7 ' J rooms, all im- 1 20 months old. $110. Call ...violnily- 'Of ' 2nd Street, Union PLYM O UTH 195ft sport fur/ hard-j Beach, Monday, December 30th. IN THESE TWO-STORY HOMES Road, Mutawan ( f.evittown area). pnivemenn, INk!ov«v 3t. near ! S'NOW IIIRl)" VtuW'‘blower, lik* top, fully equipped, original own- , This station projected for very Maiawan. Adult* onlv. Call MG- Children' heatlMiken.- " Call 264- or, snow tires and rinn, excellent 1 ; new. Cali after 4:30 p.m.. 787- F o u r bedrooma, ultra - modem! high voluinn of husinesi. Training :W7.Y wjlt ■4m. _ wj‘** kitchen, f o r m a l dining room, nnd son>* financing available, Call Maiawan - Rnbertsvllle area. ti iTT11fa with slip co\er.i. C ill .rrtW* Real Estate For Sale or leave name at 222-8019 during Oil hot air heat. Basement. Ex­ 7H.i‘j. w jt BEAGI.E PUPPIE, will giva to Thr«« bedroomi. hot water heat, the day Monday • Saturday, wj.30 B U ILD IN G LOTS, $1000 and up cellent locatinn Immediate posev person providing good home. J large kitchen w i t h plenty of CASTRO C'OlfCH. Hold. n(*od con­ John Trab a chino. broker. Cliff ' slnn. SI 10 monthly. month* old, house broken. Call 566­ cabinetf, $14,500. Listing! Wanted dition. ver>* reasonable. Call 264* wood Ave. and Archie St., Cliff* ; 54')!) w jl 7223. Wj9 MAYER AGENCY (Realty) Corner lot, full basemen!, walk to wood. Call Sfifi.1737. _ wjtl LISTINGS WantMl, colonial) and HWY 34, MATAWAN IX j G basset hound, male, I year St. Joseph’s Church, IlS.fKW. LOT, corner 3rd and Waverly , ranchos. We havt! enthusiasm and 566-4537 old. ha?* papers. Call 264-4177. wj* Streets, Kevport, Minimum si/.c buyers. SU'ding McCann, ileal F.«- w]9 ; MOlllLI-: lKl.Mi: H* X 35' perfect S'treet-lo-street property, rteeda re- 1H x 47, 145 x 81. Call 284-0591. i tatc. 253 Broad St., Kevport. 2S4- MOnF.RN, unfurnished, apartment condition, completely furnished pairi. $12,500. nrjr______wjfl __ _ : , at 255 Maple Place, Key|xirt; Vi . SLr»tW. Call 56G-257 9. ' _ wjlfi^ WANT TO S E L L your home. I.ist j STERLING McCANN ! 19.VI - ti x 48 nluminum t r a i l e r , with us. Call now, Casey's ; | block from bin nt 6 corner*. Meat • • e REAL ESTATE I WANTED TO RENT land hot water supplied. Adults on­ i 2 hedroonis, excellent condition, Thank You Agency, Uroker, Highway 33, Ha/-' 293 BROAD ST.. KEYPORT ly $90 per month Call 4'»2-02W.wjtf Mrook.side Trailer Park, Hazlet. let. 284-8442. Open 9 a.m. to 9 I'O U R or 5 room cold water flat | Call 2fi4-(l039 after 6 p.m., or week­ 264-1376 p.m. wj9 ; in M.itawan, 2 adults. Call 566- STORK. Kevport bu«inesi area. Mr. und Mrs. Key purl Shopper for your sup­ Call 2*74 ' wj9 ; ends. wjfl* : KKAN'SBt,'RCi 4 room cottage, also i1 I.L'N C H K O N inT F and restaurant Serving Monmouth County for IS Year*. I Situation Wanted | .1 room apartment, partly fur­ : busiMf.si, fully equipped, imnied- port aiui corporation in our recent Silver Dollar nished. both tfiO per month. Inquire : iate occupancy. Asking p r i e d i W IL L C A R E for child in my home | Mr*. Ashall. lSH-lfii) Main St., ! 5*4000. Call 566-W80. w jl i Monday through Friday. Call ; Keansburg. fa ll 7H7-fiu40. _ wjfl 1 Now li (lie time to advertise i 'JIH (Kill. M-f* Swccpgtakeg wliicli lias now Itceit rligcontinned. I ’N'ION RKACH apar(in«'nt .1 ; those unused arliclea for safe. j SI RAIHMfJKF. m o th er di-sires roomi. Inquire 9.^, HiKhwiiy 'A small ad in the clissifieJ habv siller Joli tlav ttr niKht. Call I ’niiin Beach or call 2fll-44H,'l. 2fi4- ! column will turn them into cash : .vic-soi!'!. ‘ wjn 2007. wj9 1 for vou. KEYPORT PROMOTION COMMITTEE ^ TRAVEL AGENCY m Al Goldman, Chairman W 144 BROAD ST., RED BAN K v y Tel. SI I |-itM — Open Fri. Nlgliti to I | BUSINESS SERVICES VOU CAN RESERVE AND PICK IJP AIRLINE, STEAMSHIP, BUS AND TOUR TICKETS, HOTEL AND HESOHT A R E A RESERVATIONS AT OUR OFFICES. Top Soil Television Contractors IT COSTS NO MORE TO BOOK THROUGH US JOE’S DON’S TV SERVICE VINCE,NT J. DiGENNARO GRAND OPENING EXCAVATING. TRUCKING For fail •fflclejit radio and tel* Bl.IXi. CONTRACTOR 7 BEDLE RD., 1IAZLUT TREN C H IN G vliioa tervlca call S64-3SI4. DUMP TliUCKS FOR HIR.I Com;)let« bulldlnf) line. Carpentry, CLEAN UP JOnS TV SERVICE nu.sonry, painling ( alutmnuni HOUSE WRECKINO product!. • FREE • M 8-DW 566-1600 204-2204 Variety Tire Co. TEN EYCK RONSON INC. Bulldozing, loading »ervlce, top _ _ C A R P E N T liR and huildini contr»t> ROUTE 35 AND RIVERDALE DRIVE ALUMINUM soil, fill dirt, mad graval, blue MATAWAN tor, J . O. Mels*or, Plorence Av«., stone nnd wn«h giavel. Free isti- PERSONAL SERVICE .10 YRS. STORM & SCREEN Keyport. New home*, garagei, all $3995 matei. •|tl Door alteration* anti repaln. Call 264­ 4159. wjtf S P E C IA L ON bTLL D IRT NORTH EAST TV 11:00 A.M. SATURDAY, JAN. II, '64 WITH PURCHASE OF TJII.S W)-EK ...... A K I HUH ItROS. ' Wjtl Repaln and service, TV antennas , TII.E CONIRACTORS 10 W eldvd C’l N'T )KKhi installed. 2 way radio dispatched. ' Wonltl you like to have a modern All Are Welcome To Come In And Call wjtf | ceramic 111a liiilliroom al a low Corner Aluminum ] cost? Eruo estimates. WINDOWS Bluo stnna, driveway gravel, fill Miscellaneous ;i;t-7!II2 ______See Our Operation of Recapping Storm A Scntn „,” trim tm tm m dirt, cinderi, trenching and bull­ dozing, CONVERTIBLE TOPS INTERIOIt PAINTING For all model can, A Courtesy AND And Vulcanizing at ‘12” each Init. Op. DIETRICH BROS. Car for your convenience. I.arrv's' NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. Auto Seat Coveri, 2 Q • M20 High­ PAPERHANGING MATAWAN way 34 and Middlesex Rd., Matt* ORAND OPENING SPECIAL ______MD-3M3 ■ 2IM win, 24 hour phont atrvlc«, Call wftf 586-3018. wjtf WM. WEIGAND KKVI’ORT *70x11 REGULAR Maintenance KKYPORT Artny Nivy has Sweet- X Plw Tai aad Orr work cloth^a, Carhartt over- *. !M ()- 4 2 7 5 •00x14 NEW TRIADS f o r alia, hunting jacked, hooti, shoea, 4 *30 Re-CappaM* tlraa SMALL JOB SPECfALfSTS . Carpentry — doori, stalri, ceillnga, N>ys' and men‘ 1 wrar. W. l;ront ALUMINUM 9 5 St.. Kryjvjrt, 2f!4 300^. wjtf A L L KIN DS of carMntry and ma* paneling, etc. Inilda painting. son wuiK by the day nr enntrict FRAMES G L N L R A L SKKVICP.S CO, W ill:i;L f'HAIRS, crutches, canes. Cmarinleed wotkmanihlp. C • I Cemplete Service In Tiret • Tubes • Wheel* and Accessories 29 (nut. Opl. 5M-3I07 ('If., for rrnf or xale. Ch.if^r* or 2fi4-’27H!i. v a c u u m " c:u :a n k k s r r v Ic f ., accounts invited, Matawan Druj;*.. i eeeeeeeeeeeee leeeeeeeoeeeeei Repfliri, lio.se.i replaced, Hoover, ' M.iio Stit’W, ( ;ili A h t i a U 6 ft •*« 1 , DKLIO j F.lcctrolux, I.ewyi, General Klee* , •r'Wi 0021. wjlf ... Irir, Wivqlin/jhotr.o, Kenmore, K ir­ OPPORTUNITY SHOP 32 Broad St. by, Cf»tnp;K ! f»ie, Pick up nnd do ' ,-Jnw l.l til, lime to advertise A NTIQ UES livery, ( ’nil .W(f-252l. wjlf Goodyear y(fMtani Goodrich Red Bank -741-7500 _ _ tlune tinuied irtlclei for dale. We buy anil sell Antique Furniture, H A.M. in y.m p.m. Il'iw n I mn' liusiin’.si cards? [ A »nmli id In th, clarified Hrlc-a-htae,, Chlm, O lau , Dolla, Frown’s Wwl. mill I rl, ’III * Wu attt «n|i[i Iy them quickly levvelry, U, S. nnd Foreign ttnmpi. ATLANTIC Tire* ™ U.S. Royal roluntn Will .urn them Into cmli uml nl tin rlKlit price, Cumo Ill- Mntthewi, 11,1 rtrondway, Key- GASOLINE uml liy ut. lot you. port. 14*0 w jll jjftunday, Jonuory 9, 1964 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Pag* Thirteen

First Five-Man Committee In Holmdei Two In Court For member of the committee on hand Edison Stuns March Of Dimes Envelopes to receive complaints or sugges­ H oliday Excesses tions from township residents. Committeeman Charles Dryden, Madison Cagers Maiawan Horougn went through chairman of police, said he plans lhe holiday season with onlv two to have a revision of the rules and Madison Township High'a ba'ket- incidents of sufficiently severe pro­ regulations governing the depart­ Wallers, currying an intpfem v* S-l portions to be carried to the magis­ ment ready to submit by Mnr. 31, record inlo lhe jjame, bccame the. trate s court. ( hief jo ’in Meina. is studying ways to implement an fcist of thl? bnyjhorc quintal to kqt borouidt police. rej*)rts. ordinance to remove junked carj down lo deflating defeat when th/y Buiouuh Magistrate Ralph S. and plans to conduct pistol practice L tell before Edison Township Heuser ]r. I nur.sdav sen- Carmen ...... ~ i at fte sessions for members of the de* Ea^los nym Tuesday 8I-4S. The L.ut/. Union Beach. to jail for JO partment on a regular basis. Light Olue ana White had defeated da vs on a disorderly Complaint en­ the Edison team last year and, tered bv John Canuciolo. (.res­ wilh only a .1-4 record going into cent li.. charging the defendant ■V:TMhe Kame. the F.unle* were not re- wiih making a nuisance of him­ Townships Slate J( ,-#«! lied as any kind at a difficult self in Ihe neighborhood in which (continued from page one) psiKnment for the Spartanf. Mr. Caraccioio resides Dec. 23. A candidates have filed for the single ’The Spartans were out In front $50 fine and J5 cost* was imposed in addition to 10 days suspended seat which is for a one-year term. or the first two-and-ng Branch, township engin­ burns over 45 per cent of his body. ‘ and arthritis. i effect* of paralytic polio at clin* Holmdei Township ?3tolstle to knot the coun* a third Central Jersey, Princeton High to-! will not be prevented from attend- eer; Walter Smale, Hazlet. building Police said damage to the two- Funds al*> are needed by the j ic* located in North Brunswick and ^ im e , only to hive it disastrouily morrow and Woodbridge, both on i mg their professional gathering. It inspector, Joseph A, Seaman, story home was extensive although Middlesex County Chapter of The j Perth Amboy. untied fpr the Spartans in the third the court in Browntown. They face i also will permit Lawrence A. Car- Perth Amboy, auditor; Harry Cow­ it was confined to the upper story Six oersons. including two incum­ quarter. Matawan a*, home Jan. 17. j ton jr., Middletown, the township les jr., Ha/let, welfare officer, Dr. of the house. bents. Board President Charles The best thing that Coach Reeve t «^M 4S| tidiMni attorney, to attend the professional Michael Cristofaro, Holmdei Vil­ its initial report to council Feb. 11. trict's ability to finance. The edu­ Pfeiffer and John S. Landers have Named to the transput iation and cational advances provided are filed itominating petitions for three Tracy could say for the Spartana Jtntain# a 2 I R. Davis 7 2 it; | session. lage, physician. All other appoint­ after the game was that they had Dopp « 0 12 It riU 3 0 6 There had been question, when, ments were put over until tonight. Dismiss Petition traffic sludv committee were Po­ necessary and are the culmination full-term seals on the Holmdei overcome their indiscreet fouHng G. Davis 3 3 H Alexander 10 2 22 Mr. Carton resigned as attorney Peoples National Bank, Keyport, lice Chief John Melna, Anthony of evaluations considered over a Township Board of Fdtication. A Franelsco 0 > M*»/.;h'ok 7 1 15 The State Board of Public Utility Giugliano, Fdward Barkouski, Pet­ lengthy period of tiir.*;. The many third incumbent, Harrv Pitcher, Which almost cost them a game Brom ley 0 4 Hos*t a 0 s for Middletown Township, if he and Fir.st Merchants National, against a just so-so Soulh Bruns­ Blakcslce 0 O’ Calmonert 1 0 z would continue in Holmdei. Bui he Holmdei, were named depositories Commissioners has dismissed with­ er Koelnh and O/.zie Sickles. 'Hie programs and suggestions offered j declined to seek re-election after wick team on Friday. The Spar­ Dornate'ki 0 S Godwin 0 0 o did accept reappointment. /or the running accounts. For sav­ out prejudice a petition from the tercentenary committee :s com­ were duly considered. Many have i his election to the Holmdei Town- Burlew I) 0 (I Bahring 0 0 0 tans won this one 59-57 in an over­ Three Sworn In ings purposes, the Monmouth Coun­ WeM Keansburg Water Co. for ap­ prised (if Richard Crane. Mrs. I fw‘ n arcf.{Hc(j .Several have been j ship Committee in November, Aspiinv ol] n o n Hr.\ant « 1 1 Stockton Hopkins and Kensselaer 1 time. They completely out shot and Vam!«raln 1 0 2 Griffin 0 0 0 The five-man body got its orgnni ty National, Keyport; the Shadow proval of rates for private fire accepted in a form conforming I Other candidates are Francis X, outplayed tho vikings from the zation meeting under way with the j Lawn Savings and Loan Assodaho protection service. The PUC said Cartan. unh administrative policy, Many > Burke. Alex A. Busse and Arthur 22 ft V I 31 fi fill the company requested the with-j The youth in government coin-: have been rejected as being' 'be- ' I-:. Judd, all residents of Old Manor floor but the committing of fouls to grute. hy |t?rJuris; swearing in of James H. Ackerson i Holmdei, and the Farmers & Mer- give the South Brunswick team 44 to a new three-year term; Harry j chants National Hank, .Matawan, al- drawal nl its petition. The company , mittee is co/rpri.sed of Mrs. P. De- jyond the district’s abilityr to payr or F-states. and John F. Anderson, a free throws left the coach limp. Medium Township !• H IO ]4—49 D. Pitcher, former president of the ! so will be used, had m»id the proposed rates would , Nardo. Mr^, Angek> Tomaseilo and 1 * •being • of . . dubious . -educational . . j resident ol Harmony Park, KtliMtn ' It J3 i l J2-SS board of education, a/so to a three-1 The rate of interest on delinquent have been its first for that type of ! Mrs. Marietta Connor, value. Jt was just as well the Vikings Itclcrie DtCiera. Umpire Criftafullt. were no sharpshooters, as they .Mxdisou Two. (5!i) S. Hruntwkl* (S7) year term, and Vincent J. Maneri taxes was set at six per cent. service. The PUC order did not • Howard Henderson, president of “ Jt is unfortunate that financial made dnly 27 of the charity tosies. (i r P « F P give the reason for the company's < the Matawan Republican Club, pre­ limitations must be placed on edu­ Marlboro Names Better In Last Quarter Jcnklna 4 o a stout a s 14 change of mind. The company j sented Mrs. Hyrne with ft bouquet Dopp It 1 1!) Hrm Jak 1 7 9 cation but no more unfortunate ^ But these foul-shot gifts were Davis 4 1 9 Allen J 13 serves Raritan Township and part of red roses, than the limitations placed on our (continued* fmnj.pnge o n e)- i* enough.to keep the Spartans trail­ Kr.«*m.‘lHCO 1 a .7 B5 school year, Mr. Scully ing most of the game a team they Bro m lrv 2 0 4 Bnvkn 2 4 fl a dded. Dlakcatct 1 O 2 t.t.itll 0 ard of educa­ M.A. in Administration Irom Rut* Croup IV team. Davis and Francis­ sa 7 M» IS 37 97 (continued from page one) this year m against I495.17G.12 gers. He was president of t h e been elected a senior board mem­ J , .. |tion ..w., ..assumes " U I I K .1 the I responsibility I J VIof , ( ( co had them ahead 55-49 with 2:25 tore bv . _ p.m, in Laurence Harbor. The was rejected by a 4-2 vote of !hf current half lor the lintjislii|) j|f,t t.uo , fo t)lt. >?ncere appreciation Wednesday evening in the school. j hined his athletic prowess uitli® * and industrial fact-finding through with the following committee chair- increase went into "salaries j 0f tfu. hoard to the school staff, Mrs. Olga Becker, chairman, high academic standing to get the scientific research. K is a source men; Mr. Connor, finance; Warren • instructional which went up *377,- j administrators, Parent - 'J'eacher needs volunteers for these classes. Richard Flngeler Book Award at of figures hearing on all aspects 1C. Hutchinson, council president, i to Of tlk* increase, , (;roUpi( cjVtc organizations and in­ REAL ESTATE of economic life and business op­ Anyone wishing tu instruct or as­ Lakewood High Schapt in-hip senior | sist in any way for the hour-and- police; Leon G. Ch/istinat, w a ter|*” ° ul V L ^ - iw JU/r ',,r,n* i dividual citizens for their interests yrar. ..? ^ M “ ' eration. and sewer; Mr. Ellison, fire; Mr. i new teachers and |27/?QQU Jur. atep-^j^ education ns evidenced by their one-half weekly class may contact Mr. Backstrand, who joined Arm* Colot. s'reets and lights, and Wur-:P*nK UP the guide, lo meet the j many ^suggestions for school im- INSURANCE strong in 1921, has been chairman ! ^ rs* .w *y»! ren K. Ryan, health and sanitation j competition from other <1t^rrtcts | p,ov t-fik*r,ts 'and to ^dd^my per' of the board since Angus! J%2. He 1 Laurence Harbor ' Annual appointments \seie made ?'>r new leachres, lhe guide has a .ainal fhanks to rhit/bMrd inem- Seryfap Tuesday waa named a director of the com* as follows:...... Benjamin Li twin, bor­ S. starting salary of l f»200 aganivt : }jt.rSj Luther A. Foster and Ed-' BONOS • AUTO • HOME OWNERS pany in 1933 and served as presi­ $4000 in the current year. More fconti^ued.froro paec one) ough auditor; Karl F. llruscr, vsard J. Scullion for tfteir translij Keyport .aj(*d ‘%lwt4*'iin, one of th fj dent from 1900 till 1N62. Active m borough engineer and superinten­ nursing services wilt be needed, lion of the suggestions into the edu­ civic qnd business affairs, he ser­ first in t»J dtfintyj started by hisJ dent of public works; Thomas A. moving that account up ItO.tKW to cational program that is being of­ ved as u member of the board ol grandfather, William lledle in Franov, treasurer; Mrs, Margaret JL’fc.MO for .salaries. fered. 1842. The business was S r t * the National Industrial Conference The lx»ard has put in a fipurc of ; Viebrock, borough clerk, elections " I isvue an appeal to all the ried on by Mr. Bedle’s father and Board sin.e December 1958. clerk, and witter and sewer col­ J.17.500 on bus tran.s|)ortation, fl John L. Tassini Agency people of the school district to then by Mi. bedle who entered the The work of the conference board lector. f.r>000 increase The $17,501) approxi­ match ihe interests of these groups firm in 1S97. At the present time is made possible through the sup­ Also Mrs. Verna K. Horbal, dep­ mates the bid that had to be re­ 117 M A IN ST. MATAWAN by learning what the proposed pro­ lhe undertaking establishment is port of more than 3800 subscribing uty borough ( lerk: .! Franklin jected last spring for ‘'single run” gram is by attending the public being conducted by Mr. Bedfe's associates, including business or- Dominick, temporary depuiv Ik u - routes as exceeding thr money al- 1 566-0043 hearing on Jan. 17 and to indicate sons, lhe fourth generation of the naniza'ions, trade as.sociations, col­ oujdi clerk; Theodore Phelan, civil lotted for buses ;n the current bud­ leges and universities, government iheir conclusion bv voting on Feb. -lamiiV. In 1934 an additional fune­ defense diiector; Dr. A, A ‘ apt get. ral borne was opened m Matawan, bureaus, labor unions, libraries, anian, borough phv^ician. Wil/iam The board has cut capital outlay , •L” ’ and individuals. Mr. Heule liked fo recall that he Smith, boifui^h eh-c: i u ;an; Mi's, by nearly SlMLOhO, but has offset it, hej-’an his business career as one Is.ibelle (jabor Bliss. po!,ce mat Chevalier by allow mf! for more (ontractmg, of the first newspaper bovs in this Motorists Penalized ion; Cail Wenner. coii-table, a:u! of maintenance vervnes m the' Dcm.ind Paym ent section. He served as a member Mis. Jane S. Capone, violations i fimmg v-ai. jun.pinff ibis account j of tin- Borough Council ot Kevport F.ight bayshnre area motorists clerk. 526.330. * : (continued from page one) nnd v\as chairman of the water RENT-A-CAR had their driving privileges sus­ Other Appointments The |w>nrd re»t>ids that as e.f la^t tion. Mr. Kenner was advised by department when the new water pended by the State Division of Frederick Mauer soul N.scp'ri '.V I- June it hail $-1'l (>-t left unex­ ilie committee to prepare a list of plant was built in Kev|*»>it. lit* was Motor Vehicles under piovisions of •nn wt-re nanvd to three-year pended of the Uiriding foj the new items he consideis incomplete or assoc-aied for many vears with tha 5599 the point system and mandatory M-rms on the Ixiard of h -aiih; Mr. lugh .school. Some added e\pendi- inaccurate, to be forwarded to theft; rid Kevjwrt Bii.hbng nnd I.onn ro* 24 H0UIS speed plans. They are Buddy An­ nnitf :tnd An;;rl/) ./. 1 orn.ise!)*-ws, boa id pi*M Mas or Henry Traphagen an­ of his resignation some years ago. Raab, Ha/let; Frederic C. Hol/fuss and John Bratllev v, as named dent, issued the foliowmp stale- nounced the fi>rmatum oi a special Mi. Bedle also was » director ol ir a five-vear term f>:i t!ie /(Uiing f Free Customer Pick Up Keansburg; Ronald Poole, Keans­ ment on ihe Lnul^ct- toordma'ing committee comprised [ the Kevjvu t Banking Co. tH*ard of ailjustmen:, burg; Angelo l.cwcchi, Old Bridge; I MRS. I FF AI.LWFISS Preshlent's Statement of representatives of various town­ ( barter (Member Ol Yacht Club Charles Gdw\n Richard L. I.allier. Union Beach, “ lhe biulf!i«t pir^enti'd th.s even ship Ixjards to assist the comir.itlee * He was a charter member of the ! W ith in 15 M inutes ! Mrs. Lee Allweiss, former Iv of CiMfdhart wen.* named to the tec- and William C Taylor. HofmdeL mg is ihe fstimnte <>f the amount Kevivu! Yacht Chib and an early ■ Bayiide, N.Y., now residing with reation commisMon for terms of with general improvements. One of money needed by your Board of ieju I'seniaf ive of lhe /lining board. 'member of the Ned Hank FJks. I her husband and two daughters in five and four years respectively. lie was a member of the Kevport | the Strathmore area at 71) ldlewild Named to the library tniard were F.ducation to finance a constantly -plannmK Ixiard. teri'uml Ixiard of Plan For Party improv ing instructional program i I%.\empt Firemen's Association nnd PA 7-0479 j Lane, Maiawan, has announced the Charles J. MandeMiie, five years. i edm ation. re< reation (ornmi'-sion. 'was lor many vears active in Rari* The Strathmore - nt - Matawan j opening of her offices for the prac- Dr. Mvra X;nke, four sears, and in the school drstru.Cs fwibhc vewerafe .uiihoiity and the mdus- s< hools. It rellecis caicful lon^rd- : 'an llose Company and laier in Jewish Center plan to hold a mem­ j lice of 1‘lectrolysis Kree Institute of Klectrulysis and to plan for the iUilith amnsiT- William dumbs nnd Steven 1.0 - hv the firemen there will be dancing. Further i in New York. She will feature the saiv ol the stale. The? municipal pilinj.! ihis budget tiavr rcsultetl m \me lo Mudy bouse numbermj! and Mr liedie was a member for what is Iwlievcd tn be « substan­ Garden '(« information may be obtained by newest, speediest and most gentle development committee, comprised duplualeil street names m the : wore than MJ years of t iicsnrert calling Mrs. Lawrence R u b in , method devised for (he permanent or Willard King, James Baker and tial educational progiam for cor ; township. M n v o r I tapbagen said ; Lodge. CL FftAM. Delta Chapter, 5M-8G73. i removal of superfluous hair. Frederick Bterschcnk, -s to make chiidren thal is vs ith:n the dis- there a ir many duplications nnd Koval M ih Masons, Ke\|>oit, and apartments.. many er rnr ■> in h'>u--e mnnb* i s Kn.jmis Templar. Corson Common- ' | he rorrrmilfer approved lhe re­ ■ dery, Ashinv Park: also Mays:de Eye Examination* Hours by Appointment quest tif lie- |o:tit librarv system l.od'ye iiiul Monmouth Fncamp- ot $ I t 4 It 'l.l as ihr lovsnsltip's share tnent lUOf-’, He was a member of designed like to svippoii thl' library opei.ition ( ihe Ocean and Momnouih County ' diiniig PX‘-1 T h e total budget is l uneral Directors Avsoiiation find VM nh Die b;d.inc e tn be paid New I S ’a'.e Fmier;il D.rec-. private homes bv Maiawan Hormij-h. a pa Mm r in tors Association. DR. GEORGE WEXLER the ioint libiaiv svMem. Horn tu Kiyj^oit. Mi Bedle was 'ti-.e son of ihe late A s h u rv F'. a n d Like living in your own fhw horn*.. . Ib t* 2-itory Gcorf- to Inslall Sluns OPTOMETRIST I he < otn 111 11 tee aillhoi l/ed the i n M.nv Iii-i'tithl Beflle Mr. Hedle Ian Colonials, on 11 private wooM, ItMhcaptd K tn . s Ja lh iiio n of utnji a n d v n hi sign*, was the husband of me former A brief sirolt nway. Main Sirctt shopping, tn E jp r c il at \ .iriotis s nl er '. i Hons ,iffe< ti-d Miss Ch-irfolte Birkbet k anil th ey H R station (30 miniiin to Newark, 50 lo New York.) Suymvnnils Shopping Ctr. 4 ldlewild I.ane bv the reren'!1, - n:o led ie-.o!i:lnm ' resided m Kr\pmr unnl 3 ') vcai'^ ■o ;i;o il'-i, t.ou;:)it ar-d :e- Purlin, New Jersey Matawan, New Jersey i • t a)*i;'-Imig lhro'ij>h ‘.m e i s an, >Im I IN IM Waltr. t;,,n ’ h .,i tl,« v in. liitii- t h f ' " I ' f » " ' i ; u „. MATAWAN Hlo-.v.u-.r,. 1,1 tl,,. t •Hl)'.< I"' -»«• j sun.Mm-. Ill »ort; Mr.». John O. M a r c H a m p t o n Mavor I raphnj.'cu named . ir.'*. j j|yrt^h'r. Hazlet, and Mrs. Leonard Window Shades & Blinds !!v r':.* MiO'kli ,»'*il »1rs Ann f alull ! pm i, ■ ihrr*e 'in un*' and Imii - year terms »*r-! '|1a7v«-y's. Rwllr ir..' Ilu/li-l, A p a r t m e n t s !.|w>i liwlv mi tin- local assistance ( ;,|ph and Wym.m IJi-dlc. Ixitll And All T hai Coes Willi Tan .liiii'l. A ii-iii|wiiiiry lmil|!(t nf S!H.- i ,,i viaiawan; nine [>rntitlt iiililri n In Lovely, Historic Mtilnwan llorough !K4 wai ntlnptcd hy Ihe (‘urmnil-i ,im| j|v,. |>rcat-«;randrh:l(lten. ,Matnw»n Avenue between F:nvinc Dtive nnd Aberdeen Ronil, to carry the township lint 11 Funernl sctsicc^ were iwlu Turii. . Miiluwiin Hutcmult, ,n . I, DM htnli’H is i>rrp:irfitl and Adopt­ day at II n.in. al the lli'dle fune­ ed. ral Home, Keyport, I he Key. Har­ A[ent on PretnUei, Daily and WetLemli 130 M A IN ST. ( (iinplnlnl Nl|;ht ry H. Pine, pastor of C alvmy H H tlllM , Him lllin TmwHt ti.l 11 onto Raul* 1 loutti Into 3» l» Milil W E DELIVER Hit mayor also minounccd that u Mtthodlsi Church, Kevpurl, oftii.i- llrttt in Villain lulu tilt en Miin SI. tl »!>-'< t'l.l to picflilr "Tlte Inst job 1 y u l in the Want Ada un Hie sci und Momluy ol each plot in Ouen Grove C'emfleiy, u p l" muntli Itottt 7 lo b p.nv, with a Keyiwrt. TH* MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, January 9, 196< Comparison Prow* ... 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Strathmore Swim Club Officers Elcelcd Lose Licenses LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Matawan FadeoutJ i In c lu s iv e ; and 16*0,000 S e ir* r A w f r t A ll bidders ar« required to riepfl«lfl Bernard Huelher, Union Reach; ment U*»ml5. tnuturuif imtbuul e»»- j a c<’ri:fird or c.'ishier** nr treasurer's * lion t't prior redemption! n* th« prm* | viterk pajabJe Vu the order u f lhe Rii’hard Shergalis, Ifazfet, and W;l- rjpoJ amount of J7U.OOO »:> February i n.,K»ui;fi <*/ MaUtwan. ,\’e»v Jersey, Pt. Pleasant Win mi H. Trew. West Kransburi*, ] id Piu'h ojf I h r > r j M li*Wi a*xl 1 S>C7 . fo r $ .1 HOO draun iii*)n ;i bank <>r «i'd f&YlKM Krbtujf' J tn rarh ut Mrus>l co m p a n y. T h e r h r r k u l U i* Bungled ball-handling by his had their d riv in g p riv ile g e s su^- tin- ' F i r s l*.6 B to I'+I.Y Ixilh nu-ltiMve. ; bidder uill lie rfiamnl to ’,11 charges again had Matawan Re­ j-endfd under provisions o| Ihe All of taui b a be d.di-il Krr>- lie applied in part i>a.vmenl fr>r »»*• gional Basketball Coach B ru ce r u a r y I- J!-1^ •iM<* t.’ it c t l im oiintwj- .bund* or in si-t-utc lhe Borough lioin point svsn-m or mandatory speed _ _ tlvc iir»iu-»pjl !(<>•> ir( the tudder lo t*ompl\ with the day as lhe Huskies went nicely out plans, it \\a* reported this ‘.seek !***;;•» ff.ft.015:> .si> Februar*. ] i.j e a r h !i i-h is i>:-~ hut T h e Im iuIs " i l l t^e ahead in the firs! quarter uf their hv lhe State Divis.on of Motor W i*f lh e u m i v r«K S .•!!7. SJij.&tWi un t'fliv tM 'd ;<)*.>ut i'1 d .u s j f l e r tli*f d ate F« l>[ .!-•>' 1 in r.ivii of ? .ie \< a rv Ifnia -..!«■ 11 NV-\ York C*lf. . or JU su;-f\ game against the defending Shore .'“ Tj *< f»> fL'Q.tzy/ <>,i F*b- i.fhtM n ^ i.f .is Di.n Jh> iijftn ’cf upr.H C o n fe re n c e *'!?** cham p io n s, Point :u.ir\ I ii «->'"• <>? V'* vr»r> I'l.ti ;th lh»' »ucee'-sliil hirid«*r. r, .out SL’j.lHO .m Pleasant Bench, in the Garnet d me \c jv < V ?» ••iiiTfsiiul bidder ma< at )ns _ , only lo blow evsrythin^ \r, ,mUi : -t vt'f'i-f to ,o-cej;i the bonds if ‘the second and third quarters „;:<1 A u c i:* - l ’• in *> I!% e i r rtfi’ V f n jtiv i i f u m e v\ oi t »i«- St.ilfb nf tn lose out 78 *42. The defeat .» >-1!.i! 1 i*»o\id"* lhat !h«* e'ter* ,r,|. -.11! 1-0 1- - '.jrd 1.1 1 k'.i rt- r T l>» 0 !• ’ ./ i vi,i-ii h .d*. is ta\;ib k*. nr ?»uill .flit the Maroon und Steel behind L:i (• »u;> ; •• 'd -\i'\ b f of the t . •! ir. * 1 I-..- ; \ a I '• t* .<1 .. tnturo tni tod- un the season nt 2*3. .ith-l r.l ?1 r i.i o .irh . aM(t vvili i : j ! r i m r lax ,npd In 5lirh n f ret’.' :v .ml- The Gulls followed fn baskelhaff i ;;vc thr hv him Allt mi ;m - 1.1 h Sh ii."!'.- . |».i i , f d H U ^ IlM ).-• joIijf"i«d tin v\llI t>'- lelit-ved much the same ruined tactics they 1 >-i •• C- .«* Hie iNpe'.-'t' of t/u* ,{ h:s . irii*r;iri u.i! i-ldiP.*li»u used in football. Mntawan got ;, .\1».<- r-.:,i 1 >Ui»- *'l I: a I'd .Mil tir ih r nf/ut* IlM- F.vrm ers 11 niii !!>e ;o;i-< p t j ’K e of his p ru p *s,il. 1 -.1' I’m n-.ily -.iv >md ho t'Wlw.ftl m a ftomethiriK of a slatting around •- r:!s N*.tt• ,-i.ii B .r;k , l.» th*' .- •(! M *'' '« .)!» -J * -'v < i-• niti. i'i i ’it '*n th«* nut. which netted the Huskies a total t.- -,.ll"h .f Nc’.v Jtr'p.% p r..(i ..,! n-; ,,-.t >.,>-•« ij^ j .1 .« . d,« "ii v;,t f..r and it ^ub- •)f .15 free throws. The Huskies K..I :i .. ),v • i);r n ) “ d ‘ n M ts . "'t.ir- -•!,.i:f)ilc .■* ' nr 1 /::-) c.-t 1 • ii k nsr*» m ad e 20 against the rough, mean i.n' }• Vmu rhiMiirh C c r k . : »,U* <-f ■ < \ * **’• l*t*r I:-.*..j-h >1.1 tl, M.ti■! s * :rr t . M .vsj,.v«,»n. Ciiills, soured by a recent upset de­ ■ k ', w >. ■mi" .in 1 '«* hear. \ r i» Jt r -i.m . feat at the hands uf a St. Anthony's It -’i.i it rw a i‘.> -di • ,n'> nf Irtr cue* Trenton, five coached by Kcyport’s , ’ al tjid.'cr’ 1 « i 1:“ :ilt *'» M .u ct-ot Jjofo K e n n e d y . Hut the G ttlls w ere *;u- that Mi-h hni.f’T ft? Olfrt- hu? dn-mt rn« * tth i .1 » lhe ai>* holding on to the ball am) nicely , t ... ..f t«,r. |)'IH uf !llC'W- picking their shots despite their >.x J )< i ;,t n*|d .S W . ul tn V><- ftftH-t U”ly, upset mood. • b it ill*- h • td- .♦»•*• \r.lui iif.d j . . t| ■ !!■;,•! >;o. ..f -.tid H ' ‘ '“ ICn In tho first half, the Gutls were ,,|,f| .ill th- t,t\;d»!e tnere* t>td) and void in the offensive but , , j j ri- • ii ij t in t‘i*- levs ■'( .ul lu -" . v \ -.‘ ;d and for their .noled Ronnie Kray). Each ( t r ; ,t • ■ • f i :, 1 ... iti'Mut linv.t.ittun rf was doublc-jjuarding the in -.nt, ..mi iin i *■ •fiber's best scorer, for Matawan's - •ili'-i .o *..i . i.. •« nd firm • the j»t l ?‘H‘h I-. trie »-i>t ‘ t't fie k'lo^l* Jl:d<* JilU 'l l*r nii l!ir »!,i: ( I T «1 Iirr fn,.rrii?» fnfe: t tlte For the first 14 m inutes of the i-.iU-d Jh r rrn i - u l rr<|uiir«t •>'. iMe > j.tv-ilii'wti*“ t>. m u s t nr fin-;..* .-il ! 11 J .i'H> i n ' fame, the Huskies had the better . MA'lG.M’Kr I* V l K H H O C K ‘ ♦-.iled r n w lo | jf * t'C JriM i; tin* m.nu- 1$ »M >rh Clerk ef Ihe going on the strenKtli of their .tint iit< (f!C " »’f M ir iM tfrf'"’ .i-’ff ■i.inir .-. K 'f.m rebounding. Edmond Hamilton was i;f lui |ii") -1 in r i>ul*iilr .mil l.f i,.(.)».*• •. ,1 *.i M „ i 11 ! I ’ fouled six times by (he Gulls in VirOitH'k. l.'irik, i>l *IU' “I 1,1-CAt. NO'IICK their franiic efforts to control him \r.Tii-f. o r iM'Ri.u: i u :a h i : « : o\- sciinni. m ’nOKr Truslees of Ihe Strathmore Bath and Tennis C lu b , Inc. in Maiawan, I (president); Handing, William I. Allingham (first vice pm idrnl) and \tat;«v>.in .it n t) M an* SI m t I -n«t !«•♦> of tt*e M^tax*. ;m MtRM»nal I • u 1 • ‘ li.ill br l.l t'ir I'.cT ... ».r .net ..t j. , .< u n d er the hoards. But on the of­ have elected officers in aae of the first steps in (be transfer of owner- Ihomas Power*. \of pictured are trustees Nohert KeJdiuan, Marvin —o*» the State »f M-f. Ju ifv , l»»*t Kiijth (.'Ii iti tm iu lo 8 i ' U J* miarv" -iiouf tiistf n fensive, Garry Zambor w a s the • h ip fro n Levill sad So r b , lac,, to lhe membership corporation. Sealed Randolph and Hugh F. Dal/ell, and Arthur Lrvy who is not a trustee, \,r held .it toe M .itav dii Uf|:u>n.4l flitfii «eO-«»l. Aflantie I’fl. ! f ;.ii i r t r i A r tur i iilIU 17, t't/i4. for H e of to i r i r c t a m ol aii im ii, riln ri m >;ui|:»t foi liir h a v e the Huskies in the van 14*13 \\ ImiIp <>t |>;iit. • l i«I ii Uu In in- nirKM fJI'-'inir-r Ht’fXJKT cTA’I>.MF.NT at the end of the first quarter. fi'in.iht' ii am r^iMvrft h v i t •srnnoi. vkaii u p on Siebert and the M a ta w a n j Harry Love Inside MRH defenses Vargo. Kevjiort; Mr. and M rs.; In the second quarter, lhe Mala* Figctt Entertain K in li l*ul .hall hr jiToinpjnlrd hv Monmuiith CriUHtJf (before the /one could gel set. y eeitiftnl rheik ut t'ir hiddn 01 h v alar got in a good bit of scoring. James Spalford. Mr, and Mrs. Wil- j 1 i -:it yJran shooting average look a sick- H b id iKim< 1 (lulv e>»flltr(l ll. Ihr hl J h in n turn for the worse, which, There w a s fear in the Pt. Pleasant At N»w Year's F«t« jiiincip.il ktiri *• l?'f>;* ra m e M id i f/iat Garnet Gti/f Coach I Ringwald. Mr, and .Mrs, Al Hoyfe, ! i A « l u i . l l < K*tsn)Ji!rd < P'Mirrta(tit) along with bad hall-handling, let cump the way their fouls were ac­ l i i r i r n d i, niftlv nwii|).»in appKivrit Fred Adams withdrew Krayl and l>v lh e id i n Hmi>unt nol He«idr»t A» n a r * Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Figel. 249! Mr. “ nd M rv William Rodgers, Un- 4i.:»s 'jJQi I Krayl lead the Gulls to a 32-21 cumulating, they wijiild lose key Ir»» thun trn |*«-i I'film n ilO’.i of ihr l)*ii% I'. tt'-l'Mie"! 4 used his reserves early in the . •U- halftime advantage. A lunc field performers on five personals, but BroaJway, Union »f«ch. ,nl»rt.in-! . Mi-is 'lo('i“- I mhiowiiI liUt. All M irh t ' f r l l l x d . ADD: AI)E Tti:t:«.'i Pot>:l« Ol rpO ed a fourth quarter end still outscored , •, w . . , i# . Henrv KohinMKi, Keansburg; Mr. ; to liM iid s s liiif ! h e i">i>dilli>n« nal and six fouls rr.udt up the the Gulls were (uking advantage of td tt a New \ n r > partv. A b u l l e t ; a m , M s Rota.r , j- jj.,., M j l a w a n . | 4 M S Ihe fumbling Ma!;nv;mers. i*r n id o r ^ r r n r t il * Total Axeij.ve l)-H> K. irotl1* • c m .7 fatawan output in the quarter. losing the ball by Matawan to work OK HFVKN'tIK S a'as served. ; !/;<)» -k iJl }><• i f r m r i l * ul> Hut Assistant Coach Dan Stancie- i t i * 71 In the second half, the Gulls let a fast break that sent Kniyl and to t!r Hiiiinur’) < > ^ *11 (A'ltlctuatKJ) good trim. They soared way out in ard Poling and Mr, and Mrs. John! for sale al this office. ri'OMir*i to ill Ihr '» r « Ttie t'u o lfa rl CVHIIKNT KM 'fNsK i.V-'lir-'ll ' fo v vri'u trd li^ tti«' I.7:t p.n<‘.'»7 I 1 front al the slari. then hun^ on to A|ii>r.'|o >i'1" 11 f<;»fi*• >«-» •• l(HI,0fP k>jd(1«M wit' uir ?Hjt tl .shall noi H al.i'H «• AiM>i o|>rul< d .. o:«i.iHi 1 ni*' OK? f»0 3.4r r . ntn * n keep in control during the second brt'o/fir e-rret'tKe u U ;l /imtiir?. r .0 . half (iull uprising. Jimmy Hayes ^t;i«r M d .0- Free - Prompt i’> tri•• H.irouv'1! ('! M .il;t .-. ;n; in u l.io.- 1‘rd " r ;■ 1 A id • ... :< t.-i ♦J* led the early Maiawan onslaught, HOW LONG <*.•. ’"i .f- 0. fill ii'.tiirn-f T h r r«..)|rart hliat! nl^o T m t i'fi ...... f,-, ctfc ;.;i t.. .0. with Harold Pease and then John br Mihirrl tn thr nf M .d .*".n i M i' 1 I,. ■ ire 'I' f{r'r>ui*» . . <>• ft- Paglione taking over when the •riuiinr .*f" Krde-r.il. Stalf **l»M‘!i»l 'i i'h,*nl* l!\«"ii-»e .11. t*’ I f.i-innls |M>v i i im ii1 tlir u t k Gull seconds dotihle-leamed I hives. do you expect H\ nl del i 'I t hi M ,i\ m .t m| iAiTMT*i C l "l{ k i : n t PICK-UP and T h e M a ia w a n seco n d s let a 33-21 (■'■uiit-il u f li.r liin o tjfh ot fX J'K .S S K .. .. . IKH70 rat- <'» 11.7C<.MS w> »?.l!»a.1fi1 PO halftime advantage shrink to .VMK M ;u vr.m t V Vifl.ioik, of th e to work C lf ik (48) f’M M T*1. OVT’ AY INdld Fl'itvdnt Jiin fi. Ain.T'iin i.-'io-i I ’ - . . »t f J V* f t 1 . - tjidi- >n• A t.in ";* ' » 'l O 1 1* i l K P DELIVERY « .*> IM K i .i> 1 t ,11.-;< 1 Y.,\ l.e \ v , ft 31 for a living? f io - i St;it«* 1 > **f >«» 1 utient 1 li b ViinCidin O 0 1) nl < 'l\’l ^«'!\!i-e Kv .1 Mil n jlM .ns :M ' ‘’-‘Vj / r . 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S e u rt hy (ir r in d i: I It V K T 1 a « .7»»r.:« • a in M o ts I ?*.s" siU 3 I jl’.'l $i: 4h Mtiia«v;«n Hi'fionai M 7 I I IB-4K J ’ t beach 13 Itt 3 1 Ut-- 72 crii..:tfi N.I. c-«c T < y y a 1, r i- v k m ilp ltrte : I^icUeiim rvrr, lTin|>itc: tfKl'OUT OK CONDITION OP' TN K Ptrrln e . A 1.1. A C C O C N T S 91,777 1 i J2 h“ ! Ai'f- ! * IV Sol.ft'iS IS K |A £ H C IlA S’l 'S N*A M a la n a n J V (.13) T l. r iv a s a n l . T K • V At. I5ANK OK-MATAWAN IN’ llrsih JV (41) '^riit; jstatk ok nkw .iku^kv. 4 KWIr.t. ArHial *-«• • •'-'••-'rf .ln>\ l‘-M <•' f i* l i r v Each vrA* tiiki.iii: r.vft.tTANCv bcyoml Ihcso-calkd * t - r h v r t f W K . o r n i i , , , v ) r>\ Mflyt-s • i 17 Dempsey a 2 e Afi*r(onfMT»nv« i)K(*f-:\tHKn>'p f'in n runt.isiiKi) S 111 Auvi) 4 2 10 ■ , . - v . *;’ • "rctimni'nt ’ IIH rc.-i'i tT<>;,tin£ aiUliliona] i...■«! IN MKS!*<>NSfe^TO . I-J. M A t» K i ' i.-rtr-O II. t’en».e 4 0 k Dt-r»n !* o la nv roM rnioi.i.K!i';0|f tm i; cun tJe rlu fn 3 S .laiulm 2 2 * I'viifHit'. ,t :. A ■ m' mir[. 2 fo r accuniulatino a rittrc iiic n l .savin ^ fim il. Thl' mr re fthncy. rN’nt'.n sKrnuN s:n l.lrwleru'0 3 0 4 IIfcujten'cr a O C C lt n n h N T K.XtM:*' *.'!'; lu'-e* ,il'o -‘ V. s HKVI5KJJ STATMTKS. M. IJtifan 2 O 4 Hiern# 1 O 2 jt-ii's you inust pro\itlo f> r, I he v i'r i- it to Af>SMVtS'fTIATIOM 15 A S h l/ IS i SmIjw ie« ...... • .*?»*••*<* 4 I * ' ' r° f« '4 a m 'j\ a +r, farly. Li't \is (lrsij;n a rclin-mrnt savings |ir<>|'ram C«»h. liftl "ii rr v. itti oth* 1 t^d S«'nd ia«h : >ti OU-.-- K»!ir!'ve|, . !.«;.( . MiJ?*" ,3.!•' 4 '*» trti 5 .iTiO fiO M > lj« w a n J V I f 17 ft 1 2 - 5 3 lliat ivi 11 (‘ni.lilc vim to i-nji.y the m any years a llrr ll»m* in prore*« rf rn|. • IN^THUfrrtON ~ r 'y « :■ J t-\f ) ‘ l l J lr a k » n j J V 7 14 ») I S 4H Ifc tu m . . j ) w»s :isr. :n v-(| ;,.Jrk . ; i Vl'i W.'W*I workinir. Don't put il off. . .u n lw s you expect (0 work L’»*/te:ujiantP».450 W ATl’liNOANCI-* A m -Al/ni SKHVJCKA Tercentenary Stamp f)n»»* I *«■ ;< I v *-iilurei . ... . ?;u.f 14 fin C'»rf»<‘riite * t x k» t t-m hol- k .1 , r.i-« . j i r .tt’i 17 iftf, iftprwfKt has announced that the Post Office 1'if 1,27.!«*'(• l-'l *ln» k ot ( ) .u r ...... - . Health ...... 4 «71 M 7 4W itO '.'/OOfO Matawan Department will issue a New Jer­ K ir te fa l H«.-sei\r b im k) 2',' (n f oon rvi ; ,S(*oWi se y Tercentenary commemora­ L • ^ " d 9 47 t hidini* 1717 40 i>v ei • O IT O ATION tive postage stamp. The live-cent Liberal B uilding & Loan A ssociation n n if lM ...... 7 .C17 MO X t ( i<. . f 7fi4«S «*5 I HiV'mui I I 1 0 ?nn w stamp was designed bv Douglas Al­ Hp 10 in \ n e d • u,.,,t 57 pm >•»»-*«» aa.aitfi w len, Meluditn, and was one of 25 f;MS,«»4f» i'H. furn)Inre mul 1 *t11«* 'I-*. 2* •’*’* '4 ee ’ ’ ...... suggested designs furnished the 159 Main Street — 'lilauan 3U.T 1C AS Drugs Othet #v*et* . All ...... 7.04? !**l 7,0I.|'H'‘ » M W im R. M. Yura, R.P. J. C. Yura, H P. P m t Office Department hy Ihe New M* INI KNANCK Jersey Tercentenary Commission, Tol.,1 A . tin V'fl M! *6 . f 5 4-wi ) i.ii^m tn } n w c".ff d Vn, .... in-.M '*4 40 U « M f.fi :oniin the result of an art competition. Ifjl Homt' loon Blink Sysl**rn II,...’•>,^uw-{ of PiMi’tmwit . . :?,COM 1K V M O »j IKMl Ul 145 Main St. Maiawan Date and place of firs t ila v is s u ­ v i m ...... M O ..M ri.r.ridffn 5 i« n f l a n c e c e re m o n ie s for thi Miim|» vvill O en o f r t v f.T> CM \ lie. be announced. •dujh. /tjrlufi slupf, M1 o' .i r H^’lt^fiirnt font f l!) .... II 'I7'1 ‘'fl 1 4 *.Jn* < 4..1M.W3.V7 Hi.n'jmT •• I 'rien'sffit^ ...... Jfl.v*/* t'. 21 «*»>«» The sUmp eominrmorates an J Ti/nf e<’tj .» li-flflo-«•« . .. Ml -II- event !10<) years ayo when C*harles | n t Indivldualv |i»rli'rr- i.-y i, i ' \ n n ' i " o ,v t o II o f K n j;la n d deeded |;«nd co n ip riv- NeajSattCarn^-NcujSo^CofetA i rh>|f«>. and ei*rj»»>ralnnu 10 6!»1.345 K7 C)T111 O O’STHKTV Tuftio'i ...... n .'..'if :»n ? wo ro ing present . day New York and iDem-itK of Unitfil SUtei ‘ C J'" *' n ■ lindi)if*nf New Jersey to his brother, the * i»>. t . m:i ih^ u m'H TOTAf . • II . I M t t t M IMTil.26.TM) Duke of York. York, in turn, truns- j [>*• •• i ,.[ .ir« a rd ‘.cM im * arv-'nt’s-i’s fv»0 |) SK'tVtCKS < ferred iitle to the land between the 1 jK'litlCtil m W iim oiK . 1 ,f!i7.W7 « y ^ T \ CHILDRENS CHILDREI ' C ei llfie d • n it nffii * r * ' K* D^’lfO1 |>1 f\.* *r flafli'ifl . O' 2.0fC !• Hudson and Delaware Rivets 10 ; 1-heck* e tc ...... KI€.4M 7:1 •iTiTOFs’T nooY frnviTiK S two court favorites, John, Loul | 7V'..' *j|*ne« ...... • ?5 fi f4> 7 tv * f# 7 77fi f#i Berkeley and Sir George Carierei. Ue|>oMi* . 117 . IM. Jll 911 Ks|>^»’diiurr.* tn Co%fr fJerfi-Ht . . . * <27.Sfi l.t.f-rff <<4 15775 » 1 I a I T o ta l TTie colony was named New Jersey : d r in jn d 1 A 1 T O T * I, in tribute to Ihe island of Jersey j »i«i*o«ii* ) ft.'iiJ* :i!n *.1 Cl J It Hl’NT K.M’KNSK . .. #1 S4 » l.7f<i.«j|«. ||0 M0.<4.M4 H tdW 0nr»i ...... fi.74'1 IS .fi. i O lh *i liaOdltiei <* Kfiuhtmenl ...... 10 * « l V4 Itt M«f f * 4S.JA4 <« O h I'O T A L <*ar'fTAi. OL’rf.A y ...... a i;.i«i a«» t 4# 1 4.V2JM f« b y ^ d i u a r d s CAPITAI. Arei»i:\TS D K .H T SKMVICF Cnmntnn >10111 ■ Prlnrlr»»J ...... I i * t f * $ l<«r ’i-htf p«r Intereit ...... 134 015.01 l.l e.a I1 .T H M M • tia i• ...... I 1 3 .WJ No. ilian* antb r c i t o t a l o riz rd ...... 1 €.li(W, n a a i T r k f i v i c e ...... t smmaiii $ vn .sai m i jm.o.muj No. M iirr^ u"- l««ued ...... u.r*«j, 'ITITAIaR jN’n. khare» uul1 .'Sum of A to C tn r.) ...... II f.'tf l'* l< « W.l.47f! Hi M.Wif.«r»5.t* sf vio lin ^ . .. . l f (KH) I 400,0011.nt> Surplus ...... $ MKl.OfK) ho Un<(i\ iclecl profile m.Mi.Tl!) cunnKN T oi»K.nATivr. *»'p|{oi,»'iA'noN hAi.Ascr.^ .III^ K V). 1^4 • Tola! Capilal An„unli I.MZ.M.l.t!) A rttMHFNT WPK,V»«,KS . . . 11 ** .1MI ?f, n rmiTAl flllTt.A Y ...... 0. TolwJ IJiibilitJf^, anil C DK.IVr SK Tl VICK . . .. 4 J 4/.M.« OniiHi a«-«'oiimi* . .tis ftoa.Mi.sa •JV * T l f |l A I 4 \ f 'K ^ IMsl.hClfK) .tl’vj.- o.r.'i N O T ll ■niTM v i*»-■».'ni'i'i 1 i[|.*e f\ n T im e 1 ertt/i«Mtei. of ilr. f?A I .A N T I'S .IIIN’ F I ' 777.1*7 14 p o iif oulilMtuHiif . ,. . H24JMH).00 1. Oiarle? C. Strhnrk. Jr., I’refc* Ident. nf the tihnve-nitined bunk dit IMI'POVFM t-'KT AI!T»in»M? ATIOS' lirrehy <|reli»rr ihttl thK lejwift ol .ini- 1 orfia it. jn -., ?(i i«,n TRY OUR AU'AMIRICANI .eouditinji i‘ liue and edijrel Ui the I* v iv |.pvni’ ii 1' ’ f* ft f)V 1: *11'NT 1 01 !>»■*■ I of ni> knoulfrtlp* mid hellrf. 11 i*i’ Jutv 1. imt • Drapeue* • Snpiovera to giva luxuiloui ' W*, fh« umlprjdfiieil direclora attest h k v f . n i t k c * 1 0 0 * Put! NIP HAMSUROIR fhe r vrrevln*** ut t»>/| reftort ot con • • fledspreads • Curlaina HfWfW* On .VOTi:<* AL’THOftlZED ...... comfoil in J ixtn dltfon 1 nd dfi.'liirt that It ha* been l.f^nAf. TAX l.r.VY ...... rxaininrd O.v n« and to th* b«it ot CSIfP OOIOIN PRINCH FSIIJ • Shndeo • lllinils support. nTT.AIJTHOH17.KI-) r... rr?ANsrr.n r r o r F1ALANCFS our tmo^ledic and belief 11 tru« and ; Complete Infttallaiioa Servic* • Comal )h either boot or « - tortfr'., I TOTAf. f'fVfVf 'KV . ft- CSIAM Y OlfrPASHtOM O SHAKI J DONAl.t) MltJ.KH | ford ityla. .lOSKl'll MAIKff TOTAL IM VKVT! *-. AND hr.filNNlNfJ FlALANCF. SIIOPAT-MOME-SKRVICE ftoss tt\ MAfillAN I , . niret-ter^ ; ixinnrn'i.-n..w MrniOni/ATION* Itw (ntkit 1t » 4 In tawn . . . (aHart M «lia, taa. 747*44J I • !«• axcitini, niw colon — i f #21 fiO j mirina gittn and ipic* soflia fiT F < : ...... 7f l«».1?#4 ,T»m und iht hm llf miH like rfninf a t AbDtncld’i. fK)HOOfitl OK MATAWAN I pint mvrtc , ... .. !!. 4M m m e f)ug(t w Inviting . .. •palltuly iIn ii, Cam* NOTICK O F II ,fH*O.IKK» l\(),NI) SA I.K i exlra lonp v.-fni, turds ere avuilable at SKAI.KIJ PIIOI’LttAI.S wilt be r». I Tnr * 1 I’ tptinv F M F NT h o n f Mm* for a traal fn load V fun ot rW 'rt that rrKed l»v the llonin^h CntinelJ nf ' • f *wrv*»y a n o ^ FxrrMniTlt*lW» M ^ .« 4.t4 Ihe llnroiij'h of MiiIjiUaii, In the 1 1»VF.Xf»KV»»Fn »*»PMOvnMPMT p l r e i a ye n. Coihd’. of Mnnniniitii, Nev.- Jersey, ut , M'-ntOntZATlONS i thr lli*n>u£h Ifiilt, M u iu Ktiiet, Mnta* ; J l ’N R »». ]»IV3 ...... 4f),»*lP M Junior v. (hi. N rn .te i*e y. i.n Jjin u n r v ?S, 1 I 'M . 11 -i tl I H.IKJ o V lo «k P .M . l.t u In i'li i •'otai. r.>:I’F’N n fh ;n n* SHOE WORLD nine M» \ v.tll lie puldleJ.v tipMtrtl a w l 1 \ND ENDING UAlJUiCK* ..... wa,w < » 1 n eiiif p m t of jui (lulhor* ‘ pi'* cfrfnoiele biMlu^t will he ftvntloble for rannilnnllon li\* Ihe puMIe it ffed hunk) \ 1/r-d l*»,ue of Jfi^i.OWit S e w e r lloini« 'he o/fire *>t Wie ReereUiry. ItrowJ Hirr*t. Matawnn, lirturen the hour* ' Mc Dm m IA i.f 1‘iiM, n iiil tn i i.j' 'w ith o u t option of fi;00 A .M . find 4:00 P .M . fn>n) J a m ia r y 7, l!*M to jHimur.i 17 , ll»M. Iju lurH*. bnlly I la S:M Store Hours: Daily 9 to 6 — Fri. Eve 'til 9 j 1 in ti In ))>• prln eifKij Kdnard J. fieulllnu, pevrrtarv 4/Minn -,| of oh I'e h u iA rv I in M alum »n l<4-|liinn| D istrict , , H ig hw ay 35 (Jim« Naftfc a( Flv* Caraan) Middletown Fri. 'Ill I ; fin li 1,1 (he ' catri» H'Un !o ll*7B, Ixdti Aonm! of F^lutatlrKi / I1'•» lu«i\e. h i'll 4i,i X'frbiuun I _ MutttWHh Jer*ev ; It. M uM ol ttir .1 (-mr. JttVU to 1W14, 1 jo 1 id. eo THE MAT. VAN JOURNAL, N. J. f o g t $8k I— n Thursday, Jan u ary 9, 1964^aJ 50tfi Anniversary Aliens Musi Report Legion Press Club Sullivan will give an illustrated Organize TAPS Scout Junior Fire Department tulk describing his visit to Derlla Addresses This Month Plans Awards Dinner last summer where he was tha N e w s guest of the General in command Dominick F. Rinaldi. District The annual awards dinner of the In Sayre Woods Leaders Meet of the U.S. garrison there, Freder­ Director of the Immigration and American Legion Press Club of Mm. David I . Watioa, Chairman Over I DU future Boy Scout lead­ ick Hartel. Naturalization Service, has ad­ New Jersey, will be held at the V c m m 't AoMvMm tor the ers of tltf Chlngarora District at­ Chief Rhoii Long-street announced tended an ali-day training session vised that the annual alien address Home of North Trenton Poit 4M, March of Dim a la Madteo Town- that Uie (ruck cointnittoe propo.ttxl recently at the Keansburg Public report program is again under way. Trenton, Saturday at 7 p.m. A hM aaaauaoad plan* lor the School. 'H ie mornhig period w h s to buy a 75-foot aerial with a pump business meeting at l:3(J p.m. wiil Mobil* Homes And ( M w gM bad tr«a group In the concerned with several discussion at tiie December monthly meeting According to Mr. Rinaldi, over precede the dinner. Travel Trailers groups wliidi covered all phases of the Ikiard of Matawan Oorough ir.S.Mfl alien* reported their ad­ Awurds will be made to editors of (Kttml operati<»ns, Including pa­ dresses last year in New Jersey. of publications spon iored hy Le­ M n. JuMph Pandotzi again will trol officor, programming, and hik­ Fire Officor*. Sal Hughes of Hook The number this year is expected gion Posts and Auxiliary Units Dietrich ■TN aa aduk chairman of the ing. Following luncheon, tho event and Ladder Co. made the motion throughout the state. They will be to he slightly laiger. Mr. Rinaldi Sayva Wood* South TA P (Teen-Age was a Sami Fair where all major and It was seconded by Hill For­ divided to include publications of Program ), and her T A P teen-age scouting activities were d.Miinn- man of Honk and Ladder Co. A roll attributes this anticipated increase pojls and units witn SO) or more Trailer Sales <)trated. and could he tried bv all wtH be M in Carol Mln­ call vo'o was inaje and It was op­ to the presence of an increased members, 250 to 500 members, and participants. The^e included knot number of refugees from Cuba in 100 to 250 members, I MILK SOUTH OF , Serving oo C aro l'■ commK- posed by a vote. tving, pioneering, .signailing. map 4-3 the state, Guest speaker for tho evening STRATMMOKK EX IIIBrf m wiU be Ml*s Maureen ttlckens, and company marking. Tht* confer­ Another motion was made to buv | The Immigration official pointed will be Tom Sullivan, newspaper ence closed with ganuN and son^s. Rt. 34 — Matawan Mips Kathleen' Clerlce, Mis* Toni a 75-foot aerial without a pump bv j out that Ihe address reports are columnist, producer and panelist to aii scouts whthor," and world traveler. Mr. Co. and seconded by Doug Ward i to coir-vly "'ilh these tecjuirements quean in !M2. planned and carried out by the present junior leaders of the dis­ may lead to serious consequences, T A P of Washington Fngine Co. This TM i craup will support the trict, most of whom have had pre­ | Forms with which to make the March was accepted by a 3-1 vote. The Drive for fund* for the of vious junior leadership ‘.raining at (reports are available at all Post two the CO 4-MM Dime* with cake sales. either ihe Forest burg or Srhiff truck committee was advised to ob­ ! Offices and Immigration and Nal- will Satur­ flrat ol which be held Scout Reservation. tain specifications und prices from j utilization Service Offices. It is an day. at It *.m. In the Browntown The conference officers were: fire apparatus companies that build j easy matter to fill out one of the Moping Center, in front of the cards and return It to the same DR. MARK B. MUSCARELLA Robert Hudson, Tmnp (>6, Mata­ aerial trucks. All this information Food Fair, Ibe aecond sale is wan, chairman; Robert Shaw, ! office. (or Friday, Jan. 17, when found out has to he brought ■chedak-d nt Troop 131, Holmdei, vice chairman; j Mr. Rinaldi added that trained Optometrist 1 p.m. In the *amc place. before the borough council for final John Conlon, Post 235, Matawan, approval. j personnel will he on hand In all Ta Take Part In Tag Day secretary; Donald O'Drien, 'rrp i offices of the Immigration and Outgoing Chief U>ngstrei*t r e t r i ­ On Jan. IS llils conimittvc will 1.VI, Hazlet, program director; Ron­ I Naturalization Service to unswer ed that the new three - di^it alarm EYES EXAMINED participate In tai> day, and plan ald Bezek, Troop 5(i, Union Ueach, any questions tin* reporting aliens system is working out verv well. ta aeil candy and balloons. They al- publicity director; William Boy­ , may have regarding immigration Chief Longstreet thanked all assist­ aa w ill Jointly iponsor with the oth­ chuk, Troop 1.11, Ilolnuiol, assis­ iflnd naturalization matters. Suf­ PROFESSIONAL ARTS BUILDING ant chiefs, firemen und nvmber.s er T A P Kroup* in the township the tant publicity director, und Patrick I ficient trained personnel are not T A P B all, the date ol which will be Hackeu. Post 51, Kean.sburg. phy­ from ull the Matawan Borough Fire J0 M AIN ST. K EY PO R T Companies for iheir support and co­ i available to furnish this assistance announced. sical arrangements. in all Post Offices. Mra, Watson has served as Adult Assisted Ily Instructors operation during hi.s years of be­ T A P Advisor of the March ol Dim­ They were assisted by Lhe fol­ ing chief. He .stul<*d he tried Ins e> Activities in Madison for the lowing instructors: Wiliiam K»^- very best to perform h:s duties ji past three years. She Is a member gan, Richard Main, nnd Craig Mc- all times. Chief Longstreet then in­ and past president of the Woman's Keen of TrcK>p GO, Matawan; John troduced the new incoming chief. Club of Laurence Harbor, past pro­ Litzcnberger, John Kinneman ond G. Petrosky. Chief Petrosky thank­ gram chairman for the Fifth Dis- MR. AND MRS. AI I ONSO IADF.KOSA Hdwurd Dougherty of Troop lOS, ed Fx-Chief Loncstreet for his in­ trk * of the New Jersey State Fed­ Keansburg; Kdward Legg nnd troduction and for being able to eration of Women'* Clubs, trustec Mr, .iitd Mrs, Alfonso liiderosa, i*r. I hey art* communicants of St. conduct the remainder of the meet­ Here’s a list of American production cars with South Beers St., Holmdei Town­ Joseph’s Church. Keyport. Wyann Shaw of Troop H I, Holm* and paat president of The Free Pub­ del; Frank Magerian, Frank Mc- ing. lie announced First Assistant lic Library of Madison Township, ship, celebrated their 50th wedding Mr. and Mrs. Inderosu have three Chief, Pat I.ongo of M I*.. Halev anniversary ut a buffet supper par­ sous, Andrew and Carmen, Key- Garry. ano Alex Hiclurds of I ’roop mwiihrr and pant president r»r the Uf), West Kean.sburg; Fari Huch Hose Co. us chief of inspections; standard engines that deliver more horsepower ty giviii by their six children at port, and Joseph, California, who Mothers Club of the Laurence Har­ man and Daniel Gordon of Tro*>p Second Assistant Chief Richard the home of their son and daugh- with his wife und daughter, Linda, bor Protestant Community Church, HO, Mutawan, bnd Douglas Hanna Lewis of Washington Engine Co. ter-ln-bw, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew were present at the party. They al- and secretary ol the Juvenile Con- and Wor»dell Pearson of Troop In charge of equipment and cup- loderosa, Keyport. .*» have three daughters, Mrs, Jo ­ per pound of car weight than the '64 Oldsmobile iN'ence Commilteu nf Madison 232, Matawan. plies; Third Assistant Chief Bill For the occasion the r»Hjms were seph Pbciielli and Mrs. Albert Township. A&siftling P it HackfU with the Forman of H<*>k and Ladder Co. in decorated in white and gold and Cresci, ifazlet, and Mr*. Rocco In- Mr*. Watson will annotince each physical aivd lunclioHi arrange­ charge of Fire Police and CDDC. the suppe. menu featured a sued a I fanti, Cream Ridgi*. 19 grandchil­ Holiday Coupe or Sports Coupe; are* program as its plans are coin- ments were Explorers Jot in Con- Chiof Lewis was requested to F-&5(3a£v O anniversary cake. Mrs, lauoro.su dren and »ix great - grandchildren. ■r^aletea. She is calling upon women km, Stuart Co lien, Ron Graka.s, and purchase immeeK Kroidler, Scout year as chief. born In Italy. They came to this ahip campaign chairman. when Mr. and Mra. ladorarta were Executive for tf»e Chingarora Di** Secretary Al Adler re trie d (he country as young people and were married. Nearly 100 yuest* were trkX. Maltese Cross fir** emblem will Stttlt Suit married in Boston, Maaa., on Jan. present from Asbury Park, Mata­ be til* floral piece tent to deceased I, 1914, They have reaided in Holm- wan, Hazlet, Keyport, Freehold, fire members. dol Township for Che paflt 46 yeari Cream Ridgt, M&micIhisoU-s, New Library Rtsumet The chief’s affair will be held A-tlOOt *ettlement Monday ended •nd Mr. laderma is a retired farm- York and California, aa auto negligence autt resulting Normal Schtdul* Saturday, Jan. M, at Hook and Lad­ from ln|urie* auffered by a Cliff- der Co. wood youth In a two-car craih. Su­ Church To Sponsor more about the Christian faith, and Free Public Library of Mjd- Tha Fire Police held their annual perior Court Judge David D. Fur­ those who are interested in joining i.%on Township, sjhmisored hv the dinner al Buck Smith’*. Fast Keansburg. man approved Judgment* of 1500 "Inquirers Class**" the churcti. Subject* Do be cover'd Woman’s Club of Laurence Har- ead i for Paul D avb and his moth br>r, reopened Thursday, from 7 Resident* of Matawan Borough Include: What It Means to b* a af, Mr*. Lizzie #avi*,CM ai|*t« jr^'lnjiulrera.Classes” will be held p.m. (o 8:M p.m. pleasa note and plnt« this telephone Christian; History and Belief* of AVe., Cliffwood. They were agamst every Sunday'hrmrning at 9:30 a.tn. Tha Library will resume iu nor­ number nent to your phone in cos* Roy Hart, 20 Laurence iPkivy.. the Christian Church; the Lucal mal achedula, M<«Klay morning of fira, JW-1010. in the parsonage the Laurence Laurtnce Harbor. Mr. Davis was Church, Its History and Organiza­ from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.; Tues­ Murad when a car operated by Mr. H a r b o r Protestant Community tion; and tl>e'Responsibilities and day and ‘ftiuriday •venlnji. 7 p.m. If you need primlnK of tx j Privilege* («f' Church Membership. kind, W| *r« hi'r* to iitvh you, H aft collided with one In which he Church, Laurence Harbor. These to 9:30 p.m.; Wednesday afternoon, 'liTV* v' apaaaengor on Apr. 1. I9U2, classes have been planned for peo­ Sunday at 7 > p.m,, the Senior 3:30 p.m. to ) p.m. and Saturday Our t|klctf fHiyict ,snd'rw.wrnibli '1 Cliffwood Av*. ple who are interested in learning Youth FeHow.uliip w(U be host Co afternoon from I p.m. Sorvicc I.h Our Business b« presented. The young peo^l* tn the area arc .Invited to attend. " Ori’Sltfidiy morning af #:^0 a.m., moms ★ "E D W A R p S " for. chil,dr«n •« t Sunday School will be conducted. W -r Divine w a.m. and nursery will l>e KEYPORT RAMBLER, Inc. w - v yoking children. Service and Used Car* - • HWy.c36,- Keyport • m m m is i Plan Program For 264-4335 Junior Auxiliary ★ "jbHNSONIAN" for man The Ladiej Auxiliary' oommittee N ew Cars — Hwy< 35, Keyport M la e iM D pre^atfle* ( M l of tiie Junior Auxiliary of th« Laur­ ence Harbor American Legiw Unit 264-4333 332 will meet this Thursday at S p.m, ia tlx home of Mra. William W U»tlllM I,..W W I fin— WIMM e. » w i t 11 ■«» COMFORT-PEDIC SHOES Bridgoman, 199 Cleveland Ave., Laurence Harbor. Best Deulg - Highest Trades Jl W. Front St. Koyport Activities for the coming Kxuon DAVE GIBB CHEVROLET - IM M«h Slml. Mitim and project plans will be arranged IHNW VHintRniVIM M I MMWMMII* for tha Juniori at this session.

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