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This Week COVERING lowman or 16 PAGES •OUtOEI* HAOISON Phi. aUELBOBO, MATAWAN Shopping Section AND HATAWAN BOEOUOB
•/ MtUlJTW 91.t YEAR — 46th WEEK HatbtoaX tdltorUl AMOCUUOH MATAWAN, N. ^THURSDAY, MAY 12,1960 Single Copy Ten Cent* Business Zoning For Purchase Poppies To Inaugurate VFW Sale In Matawan Township Way For Route .79, Tennerit Rd* Area Medical Center a Township Planning The medical center tor Sayre Board voted over the opposition of Appeal For Worker* No SoHitt Maiff Wood South aaaiad Its flaal hurdle . Mayor Charles T, McCue Tuesday last night when tha plaantag boar* to recommend to the township Mothers of the members, of the Medina Township no longer Is committee the reioning lor busi- reclassifted It as a minor sub- Matawan Fire Department Junior Ming considered as th* site for a division and approved It It will net! ol Route 71 in its entire length Drum and Bugle Corps are asked proposed Atlantlo Ocean salt wa- In tb* township and Tennent Rd. to attend a meeting Tuesday after- ter conversion plant. According to located on Throckmorton Lan« tram Route 79 to Abe Solomon's noon at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Sen. Clifford P. Cats, th* U. S. ind Rout* I across tht street from store. Th* business zone would be Jerry Almenas, Grant St., Mata- Department of th* Interior has nar- he Browntown Water Co. tower, 400 feet wide on either side and wan to help cut out the new uni- rowed th* choice down to 11 site* Ths building will be erected by the residential buildings would not be forms for the corps. on th* eastern seaboard, Only At- barred from the tone. lantic City and Cap* May arc un- Medical Realty Co., Sayrevllla, to Mayor McCue opposed it because der consideration la NJW Jersey, house four physlcla.ua Iron..that" he lelt all reioning should wait un- he said. borough who Will conduct It, tit there had been action on up- No Indictments Ths bosrd originally banned It grading, He declared that as soon M th* minutes of the Apr. t meet- under protests by property owners ing with Webb t Knapp were made Voted For Five Skeetcr Control earby that It would be • nuisance public, not -long now, the planning Three Cleared Of nd a non-conforming business us* board would be ready to recom- No Easy Matter a residential ton*. John J, mend wfeert full-acre lots should Causing Death J Salves!, Madison Park, attorney for go and halt-acre lots kept. Olen Health Board Finds Huebech reminded him tha board Five persons, including three ha planning board, found It was charged with causing death and NMd For Watchers located on a collector street to had been In the process ol expand- a former Union Beach policeman, ing the business tone ou the two charged with alleged embetzle- Moans of howfe cooperate with ie«dtd a major subdivision undsr blghwiys for two years and had ment of funds were cleared In no Ih* toning ordinance. adopted an enabling resolution last Members ef the. Matawaa TewasUp Commute* are shewn parclias- above la the usual order are' George Brenon. post commanderi Com- th* Monmouth County Mosquito bills handed down by the Mon- lag the first poppies, Inaugurating the annual peppy sale ef Guadal- mtueeman Slgmoad Kowabkl, Mrs. Western Mundy, poppy drive chalr- Bxtormlnatloa Commission were David Monyek Jr., New Bruns- October. mouth County Grand Jury. caaal Pest 47U, Veterans ef Foreign Wars, CUffweed. The sal* will raam Mayer peter I. Waters, Cwnmlttwman John Mars |r. aad Mrs. considered by th* Matawan Board wick attorney, carried tha matter Frank JUppa. board member, start Saturday, May 11 aad eontiaue until Monday, May M. Shown Ernest Schar, presMeat el the Ladles Aunlllary Unit. to ths toning board of adjuatment was opposed to extending the zone The Grand Jury refused to In- of Health Monday, John Muller, dict a railroad engineer whose ind obtained a variance for I he to Tennent Rd at this time and hsalth Inspector, eiplalnad that the c a n t a r as a non-conforming questioned il there would not' be train collided with an auto la Mat- awan Township Dec. 17, 1959, kill- commission supplies the mon and us* In a raaldentlal tone is a gores left between the highway and Borough Hall Dedication Held equlpmont for regular spraying but the C.R.R. of N. J. tracks where ing the woman driver and her Expect Assembly To project highly dssirable to the Route 7» Is near the tracks. It was 6-year-old son. A report filed Fri- II il up to the municipality to pro- health and welfare of tha com- recalled 'that the original recom- day with the county clerk dis- Work Underway At Checsequake vide a local deputy to notify the munity. The lownshlp committee closed that the January Grand mendation at Charles Tike, direc- Mayor Officiates commission's men where mos- upheld lha recommended varlanco Jury panel had not Indicted Matawan Expects Pass Barkalow Bill it tha toning board. tor of the Monmouth County Plan- Assemblyman Clifton T. Bark* hous* through an emergency sus- quitoes ire hstchlng. Th* state ning Board, had been for 700 feet Ezeklel Shibla of. Bay Aye.. Point At Fire House Pleasant, engineer of the Central Occupancy By July low expects to have his legislation, pension, of the rules, Mr. Barkalow warned against th* municipality Pisa By Mayor Phillips ' depths to eliminate these gores but designed to solve tho long-standing •aid. hiring spraying on Its own In Last night Mayor John Phillips that Mr. Pike had been against re- Railroad of New Jersey train. He Matawan Councilman Cyrus K. The dedication and open houae of had been involved In two previous controversy over costs that has Th* bill, which Mr. Barkalow the new Cheeaequake Independent "panic." aaked that ths planning board re telling Route 79 in Its entire length. Brown, public works committee versa Its former position lost this fatal accidents. chairman, Tuesday night said that beset the Matawan Township School said ha* the approval of both Fire Houss, Route 14, waa held William Meyer, board secretary, District approved by tha State As- The board was disturbed at this as "small hospital" be lost to tha com- said there were deed restrictions Killed In the accident were Mrs. work already has started on reno- lownshlp and the borouglr Officials, Saturday with approximately ION sembly next week. would permit the district to vote people attending. Mayor John Phil- It wsa belelved to t» more than a munity. It was acknowledged this on some properties on Routs 79 Ann Marie Christie, Morrlstown vation of the former Farmers and wta rather -awkward In view of The legislation, which was pre- itself into a regional system. If lips. Madison Township, one of th* novice's Job to spot mosquito against business use. Rd., Madison Township, and her Merchants National Bank Building breeding nests. Mr. Muller ex- tha previous stand taken. son, Thomas Jr. The crash oc- which is being converted Into a pared at the request ol the Mata- accepted by tha voters ot tha two honored 'guests, complimented tho gays They Lack Significance wan Township Board of Education, mumclpslitles, It would mean that men and women of the company plained that the board should mark However, Mr. Salvest decided Mr. Huebsch replied that the curred at the Cllffwood Ave. new municipal building. He said he out known "wet" spots In the bor- hat Artlcl* II of the toning ord- grade crossing. Danger at the expected the borough to occupy the tha Borough Council and the Mata- trhool operating expenses would bo on their work ind commented on deed restrictions lacked signifi- wan Township Committee would allocated on a per-pupll basis ough, such as one on Sunset Av«., inance waa broad enough In Us ad- grade crossing prompted the new quarter! by mid-July. the growth of tho Cheessquak* sec- another on Bdgemor* Dr., another cance because what was proposed com* to vote in ths lower rather than on * net valuation tion of th*-township. ministrative features to allow the. wai a general business xone In Township Committee to i petition The new municipal, building, de- basis. back of Barrett's, still others on board to regard that a public wel- the Public Utilities Commission for signed to replace present rented Wellington Oraham was master Middlesex Rd., Ravin* Dr, ant fare emergency had been created. which either commercial places or Contend Present Setup Uafatr residences jCsn be located. The gates. They are to be installed quarter! on Main St., will house of ceremonies. The opening prayer Onsen and Whit* Village. No ntor* II* also felt th* board had tha right at the grade crossing by October. municipal offices, • police head- :' Matawaa Borough, which ha* ind benediction were given by th* than • five-day lapso should occur ol Interpretation *nd could reduce chairman also disputed Mr. Rappa Water Company - R*v. Francis Cantrel, pastor of th* on the point ol not Including Ten- Clear Ambulance Driver quarters, a two cell jail, large fewer pupils In th* school system •It summar before w*t jwita alt th* status o! Throkmorton Ua court room, . magistrate's cham- Browntown Community Church. ov« .um\H- «H*«k«d ,',-jSrWeW nent Rdr. rating it was.largely The Jury, which two months — O«h*rd*y;«*»ld«rt. ! business now and to Ignore the returned! a presentment, critl rs, • meeting room and storage ... X basins in tha at rods can. become Ui«,ambulanc», fire. andsW om on two Iswb: Th8,c»ni, W*U VectftWy-iry sourc*., It Was notjd. '••"•- vehicle drivers for traffic viola- be Sw&d Injhelswr.af^oaTw ...... vied fa - formal. „ Tha medical center will bs too tions, refused to indict a Rarltan Council already has authorized a SVVS Nearby Owner* the- «•»»—»»nmunltl«« on* basis of Ing posilbl* and acknowledged th Mr, Mufter especially was con- toning ordinance later: As for Mr. valuation. foot In from Jtoul* *• It will (M Pike's ideal, Mr. Huebsch felt they Township First Aid Squad man $50,000 bond issue to finance-the assistance of tho exempt member*.' cirntd, about (fit dump. If* Mi • 89-by-It-foat building wltb • M- Involved in a fata! auto accident, purchase of the building and neces- Browntown Water Co. lost an ap- The controversy has tied up a Mr*. Betty O'Brien, president of the sanitary land fill Was not all font addition In the rear and ampin wereAJO new to "spot zoning." plication for a variance to locate high school building program and (hat II could be snd Old tin Cans -' Miss Edna Netter. former chair- (continued on page two) sary renovations. The purchase the auxiliary, was Introduced and parking spin* In a lol 391 by ISO price of the former bank building » 270 foot well -within 15 feet of recently led the borough to pe- pledged tho continued effort and i full of water become exposed. loot. Il Is known ai the Erdman man of "the industrial commission, an adjoining lot line at Route 9 and tition the statt Education Depart- No Mosquito Trap and Thurston Whltaon-, one time and property was $30,000, a figure slstance of Iho women's group. $ Medical Conlur. Throckmorton Lane Monday when ment for permission to vote on said tho now flro house Is an asset Mr. Muller noted alao thore was Iho board approved tho storm townihtp member on the Freehold below appraisal estimates and separation of the school district. no mosquito trap in Iho Matswsn Hillcrest School renovations are costing (23.000. Sayre Woods South residents to the community and urged roll drilnaito setup for Mlddlowood, • Regional Board of Education, both stormed a board of adjustment ares. Tho nearest one Is In Un opposed business for Route 79 on Reports School Meeting When the petition was turned dents to Join in tho activities of now subdivision to Ilka the |)1aco meeting a second time on the mat- down by a three-member board of the company. ion Deach. Tho commission will of Hody Heights In Old Bridge the grounds It would detract from Not To Be Used Mayor Ralph R. Dennis urged all ter. be contacted about this, flul tho the chance of'obtuinlng Industry review, both aldea sought Assem- Keya Are Presented citizens to attend the Board of Edu- blyman Bsrkalow's assistance In Fire Commissioner Clyde Bowno rap must be servlcod dally, Iho for the area. Mr. Whltson noted Holmdel Board Will cation meeting on Sunday, May 22, On Apr. 20 a turnout that jammed health Inspector warned. Association To Meet there was to be a tour of the town- the old township hall near the site devising legislation to solve the presented the keya of the new fire Not Need Rooms at i p.m. when Englehart, Engle- problem, Mr. Barkalow said his house, In the nsms of the builders, Th* Iward found the stumbling ship stertly by prospective Indus- hart, Leggett and Cornell, educa- blasted the application for the block Iho need ol competent vol- Tho Matswan Township Ta«pay water .well aa a violation ' of measure has been approved by the Miller snd Rapp, to Mr. Orchardo. ers Association will moot Tuesday try representatives and he felt the Closing of the M-yetr-old HID- tion consultants of New York will Assembly Educstlon Committee. unteers to bo trained for Iho sum- measure to allow housing and pledged use of the property by Attending, besides residents of Ight il I p.m. In ths Oak Shades crest School was voted by the make a report. the community and visiting fire mer long "mosquito" wstch. Mr. small commercial enterprises to Holmdel Township Board of Edu- Cantor ft Goldman, New York, the If tha legislation Is signed Into Muller related the county commls- 'Ire llous*. Tho discussion topic The meeting will be held In the developers of Sayra Woods South. law before fall, candidates for the companies, wero Samuel Sladkua, occupy the highway'frontage would cation May 4. The school -will not Matawan High School Auditorium. ilon would brief volunteers In thol rill bo tho public meeting with discourage plant* that want ready They claimed that when they proposed nine-member regional maglstrato of Madlaon Township; duties. he Matawan Township Hoard ot b*__abandoned, however, until the He also asked the councllmen to Harold Smith, Township Attorney; access to a highway without the completion of new elementary bought properties the map they board Will pa up for election In The board recolved sn Inquiry [education which will bo held May try to be present. It' Is the board'a were shown exhibited the .43 acre February. The members would be Township Commltteemen Victor (cooUnued on page two) school facilities beyond those now hope that through wide public par- rom Iho Medical and Hsalth Care 21 concerning tho new high school. corner lot as a parkslts. Instead allocated to the two municipalities O'Drlen, Harry Messenger and Also Daniel Btinklawlci, the new under construction puts the board ticipation In the planning, a pro- John Keating. ommltloe on homoi for the aged a water tower had gone up there on the basis of their populations. within ths borouiih Thoro wero real Ion auparvlmr for Malawan Named President-Elect entirely In the clear on the future gram will be developed which will Tha earliest a regional district After Iho ceremonies, the open enrollment situation. and now there was threat of an two known "rosl" homes, but con- Township, will dlscuas tha sum- meet the community needs at the other water tower. John J. Sal' could begin operations Is July 1961. houso was held when refreshments Dr. Attin V. Rauch, Maplewood, Richard M. Ford, principal, ex- lowest possible cost cern was oxprcssed about placos mer recreation program. Now vest, Madison Park, attorney for according to estimates by Earl B were served and there waa music whore four or loss agod aro kept members aro welcome. was elected president of the New plained that of the six new rooms Remington and Boyd, Pennsau- Garrison; Monmouth County Super- for dancing. Jersey State Dental Society at the the planning board, ruled tha land In boarding homos not subject to now under construction at the ken, the borough's sewer engineers, faced on a collector street, so the intendent of Schools. Mth annual meeting held to Atlan- Holmdel Rd. School In Hazlet. it Notlc* (he scrutiny of tha Slate Depart- Nolle* requested a copy of the new tax water company would have to seek ment of Institutions snd Agencies. Now York Turnpike Kxprisi tic City last month, and Dr. Thom- appears only four will be needed map, which was completed two Coltrell's Restaurant, West From as P. Powers, Plalnfield, formerly for the housing of pupils in the approval of a major subdivision. St.. Keyport, Is still owned and op- II was determined to attempt the IUSI'S, frequent daily service from weeks ago, In order to determine The company did nothing' of the orated by Mr. and Mrs. John Car- compiling of a correct list. Hollos. Commuters buy 10 trip of Matawan, 'HIM named president' 1*6041- school year. the total footage of sewer lines to Predicts Success elect. • (continued on page two) sort. It came before the board' ras. Tha Carras's state any cur- Charles W. Mandovlllo. board books ind ssve. For schedule call be Installed as part of • proposed of adjustment Monday asking ap- rent rumors that th* restaurant secretary, reported serum for 300 COIfax 4-3231. sewer plant project. proval-of • site for the new well Of Keyport Sale has been sold are untrue. dog Inoculations on hsnd. wjfp-adv tf Complaint Received U feet In from the adjoining prop- Don't Point That Thing At Me! Thlrteen residents petitioned erty of Edward Rosenbohm. and Friday 13th It council to ask the New Jersey Ma- SIS feet from the existing water Matawan Lodge F.&A.M. Honors John R. Garcy terials Co., Broad St., to clear Its tower. Bargain Day premises of debris. Borough Clerk Objects T* LecaUea Richard-Hammel, president of Arthur C. Hall was instructed to Mr. Rosenbohm objected the the. Keyport Chamber of Com- request that company officials have location of th* new wolf would be merce today expressed confidence the place cleaned up immediately. likely to make Us well run dry. the anaual Friday the 13th sale, Authorization was voted to bor- So did Ernest Rose, across the scheduled tomorrow by Keyport row 310,300 in short term notes for street. Henry Severin, S s y r e merchants will be "on* of the the revaluation program. The work Woods, attorney for the water most successful In our history." will be done by the J. M. Clemln- company, found that aa a utility He added, local merchants "have shaw Co., Cleveland Ohio. Ten taxi planning to meet a need of life, provided bargains for every mem- stand leases at Railroad Station water. In the area, It was actually ber of th* family." Plaza were renewed for one year. oxempt from planning restrictions Tha sal*, scheduled to continue The annual fee is $75. but was appearing before the board until ) pjn. features outstanding A Memorial Day parade will be of adjustment to determine If any bargains oa a ooa-day-only basis, held .it was announced, with the valid reason could be offered by Mr. Hararael seld, A total of 41 line of march from Sutphln Ave. objecting Sayr* Woods South own- stores In Keypprt pre co-operating to Memorial Park. The next coun- by offering outstanding bargains cil meeting will be held May 25, n, •-• '•'• '• to make th* sal* a success, the rather than the regular date. May Whether .they wen valid or not, president noted. 24, it was announced. Mr. Severin got his objection! In volume from the assembled Sayre Among the Items scheduled to Woods South owners. And the go for 11 cent* during the sale Cliffwood Firemen toning board of adjustment was not are box** Of Kleenex, moth flakes, To Make Inspections too politely warned not to be a a half dozen rolls, 78 and 45 RI'M part to an invasion of their prop- records, bathing caps, ladles and Announcement has been made erty rights by being Impressed with children's bats and bags, boys' shirts, belts, hat* and flashlight of plans for inspection of yards what they were calling Mr. Sev- ; within, the next few. weeks bjcln- erla's spedou* stand. batteries. spectors of Cllffwood Volunteer L e o n AlrrowwriithV chalrmaa; ——OdHf Bargains listed Fire Co. Fire District 2 of Mat- closed the public hearing abruptly Other bargains Include formica awan Township. when the raglngs against the pro- lop baa* cabinet* at 17; a famous Co-operation of residents is urged posal became too vociferous. Tbe make air conditioner at $169.13; in disposing of train and other objectors gained (heir point, how- John R. Carey, y Grand Secretary to the local lodge. Shown abov*, Oft to tight) are Mr. portable TV set for (99,13; rotary fjsrsy. a Malawan Councilman) Samuel P. BreshM, fire hazards. ever, when Heaiy Delbasco moved power motor, ttt.U; a 20-Inch Im- Grand LodgeLd , FK. VaV A. M. and PasPtt MasteMlwr Of MstMat- the application be rejected because awaa Lodge was honored Friday at mtmeole*— hi- - 1" N*w Jersey Grand Master of Masons and Hew* ported bicycle, S2S.S7; a used 17- Trsphsgea, Worshipful Master ol Malawan Lodgt, Notice it was too near aa adjoining prop- lighting th* Mth anniversary ol th* founding s- high- incb table model TV set at tll.13. of the Tbe regular meeting of the Mayor erty line. Mr, Severin accepted Sale prices will be In effect for Over 1M members and friends awan High School at an emergent S. VanButklrk, Ihs only wrvlrlag and Council of the Borough of Mat: the rejection in good part, notliE bouse fumlshtagr all types ofclotb- communication when ths~O ra n d participant* of tho original chart**— awan wOI be held Wednesday. May It was only necessary for the water tag, electrical appliances, service, Master snd hli staff wero received presentation, company to move the well U feet altended a reception and dinner 15th, I960 at I:M P.M., at tbe Bor- newspaper subscriptions, palms, officially, Gifts were presented to Mr. Carey, a MaUwan Council- ough Hall, lit Main Street, instead (continued on page two) gardening needs,' hardware, bak- commemorating the lodge's Mth man, currently Is serving hi* sec- anniversary Friday at the Button- tho Orand Master by tho lodKo and of Tuesday, May 24th, ery goods, drug* and automobiles. to Right Worshipful John R. (Jsroy, ond term as Deputy Oraod Score. "Cacsat'' (kmaslb tattaa* at a* Ms), a hsdaOm wood Manor, MtUwsn. In attend, laiy and I* employed at Daraber- By order of the Mayor and Notice Customers may take ad>r;>niaf!(> 1 Orand Secretary to. the »kw «f the rabies caatrai pragma kctf last sight at the Council of the Borough of Mat- anco was Most Worshipful Samuel Deputy ger's, lialontdwn, II* served as Dis- C*. fin Knee, Hatawaa. Bat ate Blaster, Bah*> BedBedlUe Jr., ataaatsg The office and yard of Louis of free off-street parking In lots Lodge and a put Master of awan. Stulti Jr., Inc., wiU be closed Sat- B. Brotlui, Slat* Orand Master of Grand I trict Deputy for flv* y«ar» aad tor lett, saU ks tot* Us skat WMM« a wUasper. StaadyfaShad w "CaeW located between Main and Broad Mauwan Lodge by W. II. W*ck, Arthur C Hall urday afternoons during May. For Sis., on Division St, on East and Mason* and Mf OmA Staff. slx years u director of the M*. an Jsfaa I. ftbHer, Matawaa HeaHb Officer aad Gary Roberts as Dr. Participating, In, th*. ^D**rv«nc« Cease.Boyle, MdUeMra Tderfamrisa prepares f -••• - Borough Clerk. service or oil call COtfax 44200. West Front St*. aad Mala St., Following the diMMr, XII mem- toirio.Hom** and Charily Fmiatkv
•- WttlUm Sulpfun and Arthir •BUoM-serum. • ,.:: ^ • w]fp-«dv O '" •with of Third St, bers aad visitors convened la Mat- (Ion. • •••(...•'•.••••p" T^-:;-. Thursday, May 12, 1960 Pag* Two THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. to pan a resolution (a give Mr. zaro a W0 square foot house can na longer a member of the school crest School can be closed and the expense of operating it saved there- Tucker hie letter, but Mr. Tor- net begin to have a valuation to {ward. ' Browntown 4-H Pedal Pushers Qub Qaestlea* Possibility by, Mr. Ford pointed out. torice amended hut motion at the produce {axes lor the educating of -V. Lawrence Krusen, Freehold, Nsr Action To Purchase Land* last' minute to delete the word the children they bring in. Mr. As to reports that the board had Will Attend Middlesex Hen Party the board's attorney, declared tola "further" from the letter. Rappa, a builder, estimated thai would not be possible. He motedJ contemplated purchase of the Lau The Browntown 4-H Pedal Push- there would be no more than {2200 that a school board member t"o ""b"e rence Taylor lands in the Craw- It passed 3-2 but Mr. Tucker was not satisfied this would do. His en Club met at the home of Mrs.Marlboro P-FO Meeting true valuation gained in a 12Mappointed would be in the No. 4ford's Corner area for a high school Walter Shaffren, Browntown, where member classification, from the site, George Kinkade, board secre- reluctance appeared to stir the house over a 960 house and Iocs board to believe there was some- plans were made for attending the The Parent-Faculty Organization public, and such appointment, by tary, reported ao action has been tion could work to make the small statute, had to be for a five-year taken on this land or any other thing more to be explained and Middlesex County 4-H Hen Party of Marlboro Central School will hardened their stand against giv- hold a regular meeting on Tues- er house the better ratable. term. land and consideration of land cites May 28 at the Log Cabin, Rutgers ing the letter. His almost frantic day night at 8 p.m. at Marlboro Mr. Huebsch disputed Mr. Rap- The chairman then asked a letter will be postponed until the finalized University.- zoning ordinance and possible re- plea* at the end to get a letter Central School. The program lor pt. He drew from the board mem be written to the school board ask- with exact wording the mortgage Three of the members are plan- the evening will be two short ber the cost of a house would run ing one of their number be appoint- Visions of the Master Plan are en- acted. From what the board can company suggested ran up against" ning to attend 4-H Camp July 11 comedies by students of the fifth cjose to $15 per square foot. Mr. ed to attend planning board meet- the further block of word from and sixth grades. glean at this time, the recommend- to 16 at Stokes State Forest, Huebsch estimated that 240 square ings with authority to answer ques- Jobs J. SsJvect, Madison Park, at- feet added would bring in 13600 tion* for the board. Other planning ed area for a high school will be torney for the board that the map Branchville. They are Diane Maul, added ratable* at true valuation. board members felt that the school- in another part of the township, Linda Johnson and Nancy Zamor- he presented concerned Iota aot Cheesequake PTA Mr. Rappa declared it was not aomen knew the date of planning Mr. Kinkade reported. now in the minimum size required iki, '•'.-.• simple u just multiplying, u house meetings and could attend if BO Mr*. Barbara Lawrence, Holm- by the zoning ordinance. Mr. Sal- The ClfiJ also "made a donation design entered into it and the 960disposed without notification. But itdel, was offered a contract for thevest suggested he seek a variance. Dinner Monday square foot and the 1200 square was finally agreed to write the coming school year to teach first to the 4-H Camp Boat fund and loot houses both would be three- letter. Mr. Tucker argued futUely that Whited Brown School Parent- grade in place- of Mrs, Barbara the National 441 Center in Wash- bedroom ttructures with the added A map submitted by Emil Co- Ryan who resigned. • '. . • a map already filed does not have Teacher Association, Cheesequake, to conform in lotiizes with a zon- ington. The leaden present were Jres in living rooms and accessory lognafor a tract of 26 lots known The Raritan Township . Athletic will hold an installation dinner gooms. Mr. Rappa pointed out ing ordinance later adopted. Mr. MM. Louis Zamorski, Mr». Ernest beginning at 7:30 as Pinewood Gardens on Texas League and the Raritan teachers Monday night there wauld be more gain in Rd. was accepted for classification. Salveit differed, and on his cau- Owens, Mrs. B, Q. Maccia and p.m. in Morgan Inn, Route 30. association both sought use of the tion, Mr. Tucker was sent on his school children if the 1200 square Asks Number Of Subdivisions all-purpose room in HoUndei Rd. Mrs. Haot Krinunel. foot house were to be put on • way empty handed. Miss Jtargaret Kiimmel demon- A rabies control clinic will be Mrs. R. L. Finlayson, a specta- School for benefit entertainment* of The application of G. Leon»rdl four-bedroom plan, yet the pricing tor, asked about the number of strated'making fancy sandwiches set up for the Cheesequake area of a 1200 square foot house could youth and school activity cause* in for a permit for a gas station on Wednesday from 7*to t p.m. In minor and major subdivisions ap- their district. The Holmdel board Route 18 near the Sayre Woods at tke Jay Gees 4-H Club meeting put them out of the small family proved in the past year. Mr. Tuesday night the fire house. Mrs. Mary Brown, 'market." Mr. Rappa also noted rejected the request*, noting the South lumber yard waa found cor- township clerk, emphasizes that all "It the Want Ad eald she waa a rabbit dog:— Huebsch questioned what the in-schedule of use of the room* was rect but on recommendation of Mr. that the typical Cantor ft Goldman formation was to be used for. Mrs. -;Mrs. Mr Burton was the soloist dogs must be leashed. how come aha chases skunk*?" house in Sayre Woods South waa not equal to meeting the needs ol Delbasco was held up because the Finlayson felt she had a right to Holmdel civic and school group*. number of gas station permits now ar' the Sunday rooming worship The Mid-Madison Civic Associa- 1400 square feet' to 1500 square It as a taxpayer. It was divulged services at the BrpwntowB Cjoinj- tion will sponsor a but trip to Bal- Feet and the school influx in Madi- being sought la beyond the allow- by Stacy Matthews, the zoning of- ance of the ordinance. muniry Church last Sunday. Hymn lantine's, Newark, an Thursday Laurence Harbor Matawan Artists son Township was a startling one ficer, that 52 minor subdivisions •ing* are held at the Church start-' night,. June 23. Buses will leave thereby. lad been approved In 1959 and 21Water Company * A variance was granted to Wil- Ing at 7 p.m. Sunday evenings. The from Cheesequake Fire HOUM ai 'Decries UviUUea so far In 1960. Mr. Krusen caution- (continued from page one) liam T. Wanco of Cllffwood Beach congregation chooses their favorite 7:30 pin. Proceeds from the trip Evaluate Work J ed her not to assume all these sub- instead of' IS feet from the Rosen- to build a carport and utility room hymns to be sung. The Women's Unit Initiates Mr. 'Huebsch blasted the 960 will benefit the Mfdison Township square font house as only an invi- divisions represented new housing. bohm line to come within all pro-at the site of his property within Bible Study Group meet a,t Urn The formal Initiation of new Joseph Rossi, lecturer and critic three feet of a sideline. There was library building fund. Miss Elvin was a guest Tuesday evening at tation to the "developer who grabs Mr. Huebsch recalled only one visions of the zoning ordinance. church Wednesday from 10 to 11:15Costello and members of the as-members was conducted Monday major subdivision, that of Goetz * That done, it can go ahead without no objection at a public hearing. a.m. Monday evening at 8 p.m. the a critique of the paintings of thehis $1000 per house profit and then sociation are in charge of tickets evening by Mrs. Rollln Rathbun. students of Virginia Dietrich in on Ms way," leaving the Strother near the Matawan line, any more legal formalities) with monthly meeting of the Men's The next monthly meeting of the after Mrs. Jack Olsen, president, had been approved in recent years. the well u a utility having PUC Group will be held with Walter A. Matawan. Mr. Rossi is an Instruc- township with the tax burden and association will befune 2 at 8 p.m. opened the meeting of the Ladies tor at Newark School of Fine and roubles his activities have pro- sanction as a necessary installa- No Indictments Hainan, former bodyguard ol in Hill Lanes, Route S. Mr. Matthews asked support for tion. But the objectors had a Presidents Roosevelt and Truman, Auxiliary of the Laurence Harbor Industrial Art and a member of duced. He declared he had no faith the board in his determination to (continued from page one) the pledges of Webb ft Knapp, "that's what you think" for him u iptiker. Final plans were made for theAmerican Legion U«l M2 In thethe National Water Color Society. block the erection of a billboard A report disclosed the Jury spring dance to b« held in the new few York, developers projecting and vowed to carry their fight to post home an Summerfleld Ave., The Tuesday evening art classes it what he considered the dan- found no-bill on a causing death Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gauh, Route Cheesequake Fire House Saturday are directed by Miss Dietrich, a 2500 to 8000 houses for the town- the township committee and theby auto charge' against Philip Hy- It, were dinner guests on soother's Laurence Harbor. The new mem- gerous traffic Intersection of planning board. It will be "uncom- at 0 p.m. Music will be furnished former student of Mr. Rossi's, at ship, that only one-third of these Routes 9 and 520. He pointed to land. 26, of Nevada Dr.. Hazlet. Day at the home of their son-in- by the Bednars. Tickets may bebers received into the organization 117 Main St.. Matawan. Children's houses would be in the 11400-11799 fortable" for these bodies to enter- Mr. Hyland was driving the law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. he difficulty since the township or- tain the Severin view, they warn- purchased ac the door or from Mrs. were Mrs. David Gillesple, Mrs. classes are held during the week. ctass, thai another third would be dinance allow! signs up to 300 Raritan Township ambulance Oct. Donald Nesslage, Spotiwood. Fred- Betty O'Brien and Mrs. Angle Sol- in the $18,000 to $24,000 class and ed. 31, 1999 In Mlddletown Township erick'Brown, Cheesequake, was a Marie DeWeil, Mrs. Edna Halbert, The adults who attended and: square feet. He was advised to re- tis. Mayor John Phillips has ac- the remaining third priced higher fer the matter to the State High- when It collided with a car driven guest during the evening. Mrs. Walter Schllchtlng. Mrs. How-heard the personal criticism of than 124,000. Mr. Huebsch had the Waits Release Ol Tract cepted an Invitation to be present. way and State Motor Vehicles De- Allen Tucker, Newton, appeared by Mrs. Esther E. Garrett, 52. of Mrs. Edwin Duval, St. Peters- Browntown Parent-Teacher As- ard Sonnebend, Mrs. Stuart Ther. their pictures were Mrs. John L. opinion that soon as Webb * Knapp Tassini. Mrs. Thomas Tassinl, Mrs. pa rtmeatj. a second time to get a letter of 19 Summit Ave., Atlantic High- burg, Fla., has been the guest at sociation will hold a regular meet- len and Mrs. Oskar Gohmert. As- found housea In the higher-priced lands. She was fatally injured. J. E. Grossman. Mrs. H. J. Minet. itegory would not sell, they would Mr. Matthewr gained approval of release for the Dollar-A-Day homes the home of her son-la-law and Ing Tuesday night at which time sisting Mrs. Rathbun were the tract In Old Bridge. He wanted s Also cleared by the Jury was daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. Parker election of officers will take place. Matawan; Mrs. Peter Read, Mld-revert to the low-priced bracket a recommendation to the township other past presidents of the unit, dletown. and Mrs. StellarlO F. Bon-for at least 75 per cent of their committee of increasing the occu- letter from the board to say that George P. McBride. 21, of Van- and family, for the past week. Preceding the meeting from 7 to the body had no further need toBrakle Rd., Matawan. who faced A number of Browntown resi- p.m. the P-TA will sponsor a Mrs. James Gullfoyle, Mrs. John anno, Clifrwood. Other* attending- structures with the township ac- pancy permit fee from }1 to S2. /achltls. Mrs. John OlGlovannl, were Mrs. Johnson Cart an, Miss quiring • devastating school coat Major subdivisions with maps filed act la the matter. Mr. Tucker a causing death by auto charge dents attended the Cheesequake diabetic detection clinic. Arrange- pointed out, it was a filed maaps the result of an accident on Fire House dedication and open ments are In charge of Mrs. Jas-Mrs. William Beckner and the cur-Peggy Ann Read, Mrs. William burden as a result. Mr. Huebsch for three yean on which no further action had been forthcoming were and bore notations of approval Maple PI., Keyport, which resulted house Saturday. per Capelll, health chairman. rent president, Mrs. Olten. Salmon and Ralph Herrlck, Mats* used the word "shanties" to char- acterize what the low-priced rated null and void. Camel Es- from a former mayor and council in the death of Michael Cox, Jan. , Amos Burlew Jr., Browntown, wan, and Mis* Lois Ann Johnson and of the planning board. Mr. 14. Mr. Cox was sexton of St Mr. and Mrs. William Friti and and Miss June Merrin, Madison. houses would become In tune. tates, Marlboro Estates and Avenel has cojjpleted 20 years service at family were Sunday visitors at the Mrs. William Beckner, unit chair- Homes were three cited. Tucker explained it would cost him Joseph's Church, Keyport. the Hercules Powder Co., Parlin. Other Picture* Studied home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Garri- man of Girls' State, announced The board discussed the wisdom S40OO In fees if he could not get Former Union Beach Patrolman, On May I) Mrs. D. Owens and plans for Sunday when she will ac- Other picture* evaluated by Mr.of having a member of the school this release from the board. Michael McKowne, Haug St., Mm. H. Patterson attended the son, Pine Beach. Rossi were exhibited by Bruce Jean Marie Braddlck, Dover, was company Mrs. Olsen, Miss Rita board sit on the planning board Leonard P/aff questioned whjuhe Union Beach, was cleared by the class on outdoor cookery of meats Gough, Geoffrey Cuthman and El- Hillcrest School Grand Jury of an embezzlemest weekend guest of Mr. and Mn. [ovotny, 1959 delegate, and Miss Mr Huebsch indicated he favored planning board should say it had given at the Mercer County Ex- len Miller, Matawan, all students but noted that Joseph T. Alt, a charge. The former patrolman tension Service Building, Trenton, lyde Bowne, Cottrell Rd. (continued from page one) no "further" Interest In the sub- udith Holden. 1960 delegate, and of Miss Dietrich's children's dau. member named to represent the Accordingly the two classes now division when it had never acted resigned from the force when the by William Rcfichaerd, meat spe- Mr. and Mrs.. Thomas Orchardo, . Rossi said that he felt .the chil- toute 9, were Sunday visitors of Mu Diane Peer, I960 alternate to cbool board last year, had lost his Heading the Holmdel village on the tract in the first place. Mr. charge was brought against him cialist of the National Livestock he Boys' State and Girls' State dren showed a great deal of talent seat In the last school elections. and made restitution. Board, Chicago. Mr. Orchardo's parents, Mr. and School can be shifted to the Holm- Tucker had no explanation of this tally which will start at 2 p.m.and sensitivity, to design and oofor. The chairman a*ked if It would be del Rd. School and the (wd classes other than that the mortgage com- The Jury also cleared Emma ThVMftV Madison Women'. Mrs. lames Aucclardo, Brooklyn., In his discussion which followed Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cress- the .Bayard St. "Presbyterian Visible to,appoint a,school board that would ordinarily be going to pany was requiring It. Leon Ar- Sabo, Route 24, Matawan Town- Group will meet at,the Brownlpwn the Individual crittclami. Mf' Rns-1member wltlj the condluo rowsmlth, Chairman, ana Mr. Det-ship, 'if a charge of atrocious as- School, Route if, WAmeidayi night man, Cottrell Rd., had as Sunday Mrs. John PIGIovannl, auxiliary expresse*l Jim •', ^ .B'*f's iu, s -nmascinen. A if. l *i t-./ attiSBj- .TL . l|] visitors and dinner guests, Mr. and ri •eat become,w«wmt whe ii; TheT-HOI- byco'jdhted NMtH Jafliesf TortDHce sault anfl battery^ ;-•'.-' at ( p.m; chairman for. the 15th anniversary professional quality'' dJ'lJacTi p»lnt-j Mft. Steven-. J«nr and family, :elebration to be held June 26, out- ing. He felt each picture showed ) '• Card of Thanks 'renton. . Mrs, Ruth Dean, South lined plans. She also announced a dear knowledge" of-color arid its 1 The family of the late Russell Amboy, also waa a guest during that the poppy window display this uses 11 painting. The students hsve Heyer wish to thank their friends the afternoon. 'ear will be set up .on Hoffman been studying the theory of color and neighbors for their many kind* Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ryan Plaza. The sale of popples will and Its uses In how to create a nesses during their, recent bereave- and. sons, Route 14, visited Mrs. start on May 23. and In prepara- fresh and clean look In color and ment, especially the Rev. FRyan'. s mother, Mrs. Thomas Eos- tion for the event, a Poppy Poster a feeling of depth. On the whole, Sweeps,- pallbearers, Morganvllle so, Metuchen, on Sunday. contest was conducted in theMr. Rossi said that he believed the {Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 and Pupils of the sixth grade class ot school. The Judges, who are mem- group la one of the best groups (auxiliary,' Morganvllle Gun Gub;Whited Brown School went on abers of Laurence Harbor Woman's he has seen and feels there is a GSM* •Drs. Captanlsn, Casagrande and bus trip to Philadelphia where they Club were Mrs. Robert Martin, great deal of artistic talent in Mat- the Bedle Funeral Home. visited Independence Hall and Ben- Mrs. William Wallis and M r s. awan. Jins-adv 12 jamin Franklin Museum. They August Eael. Two lifth grade were accompanied by George students won first and second Buono, teacher, and Mrs. Buono prizes In the Class One group for the fourth, fifth and six graders. Business Zone and the following mothers of pu- (continued from page one) pils, Mrs. Bertha Noscheese, Mrs. Carol Holden will receive (3 and a medal and her poster will be bickerings that can arise when Alex Makowka, Mrs. Raymond Ry- entered in the county contest. Rich- there are residences and small an, Mrs. Frank Pitcher and Mn.ard Gyalog won the second prize businesses allowed alongside plant George Perry, of (2. Hose Bond's poster also will areas. be sub titled for competition In the Mr. Whitson and Miss Netter Exhibited Paintings county contest In Class Two forwere disputed by the chairman and seventh and eighth grades and sheother members. Mr. Huebsch noted THE COUNTRY At Perth Amboy Show wi|l receive $1 cash and a medal that there was l'/< miles of Routo KITCHEN Virginia pietrlch, Matawan, had for her entry. JoAnn Galloway, 79 Irontage reserved exclusively to six paintings exhibited at the arteighth grade, was the second place industry In the southern part ol the Tennenl Road exhibition held In Perth. Amboy winner In Class Two and she will township. Mr. Whitson scored the General Hospital auditorium last receive $2 In cash. idea of this being sufficient. Mr. Morganville Huebsch also declared that Indus- weekend. The exhibition was a An appeal was made by Mrs. (Right Hand Sldfjnst Oil benefit for the scholarship fund. try generally prefers to be In away Highway 79) Rathbun for redeemable stamps. from a highway and that Dutch Mist Dietrich, who in non-profes- The unit will hold Its second an- TAKE OUT ORDERS ONLY sional life, Is Mn. Edwin Laudano, Lane Rd. makes such an excellent. Pisa and Hot Sausage nual bazaar". »t the legion home Ingress-egress road from the Marl- Farrington Rd., Cheesequake, has Aug. 12 and 13. Mrs. John Paris Sandwiches received a r t scholarships and boro industrial zone that Route 79 SET OF FOUR Weekends Only: will be general chairman of theIs not needed. In the vote on recom- awards for her work and conducts bazaar. Spaghetti and Meatball* classes for adults and children In mending the change to the town- LOWELL Matawan. the youth dances are'being held ship committee. Mayor McCue was JUICE GLASSES every Friday evening in the post a lone dissenter. (OLD CAR DESIGN) home starting at 7 p.m. and a good Other Section Discussed OR attendance of well-behaved teen- agers was reported by Miss Betty Route 9 and Route 34 are also Relher. to hsve the 400 feet each side busi- ness lone. The chairman pointed COCKTAIL MIXER The annual memorial services out that the zoning ordinance will be conducted at the next reg- should contain provision for trailer BUY YOUR COAL ular meeting on Monday, May 23.parks here. Asked If there was not Nomination of officers will be held. danger of a flood of them In this. Effetfo Will Advance Refreshments were served by Mr. Huebsch reminded the board COME IN Mrs. Leroy Halbert, Mrs, William the trailer ordinance allowed only, May 13,1960 July 1, 1960 Foster and Mrs. Oskar Gohmert. three and these were-already as- NOW signed. ; HAVE A FREE Belt Telephone Co. ^ A report from the chairman In- drcafetl That Holmdel Township was At Lowest Spring Cash Price Views Science Lecture thinking of Increasing minimum A new traveling lecture-demon- house sizes to 1450 square feet aid ; that Atlantic Township waa gong LUNCH WITH US .SIZE ••-..•.••: ' CHUTE IN - BAGS stration. "The Science of Semi- Conductor!," now Is being present- to 1600 square feet. He believed a $19.00 $20.00 ed to high school physics, classes change to larger house designs in •rtife'-. throughout New. _Jersey;J)ylRay- all categories to 1200 square feet Hot Dogs and Rolls l*oo sjiwr mond A. Fisher, 'public relations was lit -order.-He noted that bun- supervisor of the New Jersey Bell galows and ranch types still can, Soda, Etc. ; Telephone Co, 'Before classes con- be built In the township at 960 .;lhiek \' / •' 1,20.0^: 21.0clud6e for the summer next month, square, feet. Mr. Fisher will have presented CommUteeman Joseph A. Lan- 22 JCP 23.50 about 120 programs to private and zaro found this would be hard on' OrimiOtttUnTmHOmtDtanrtiStTm less public secondary schools. young people, with little means, Nut or Stove The program Is aimed at third wanting to buy a home. Mr. Meyer and fourth year high school stu- was critical ol the proposal as dents. It Is concerned primarily working a hardship on elderly with the scientific principles under- couples seeking a home hi the X.v.,;.-.- .... :., BhnCeal ' •• '•-' ljj(ng the development ot transis- country. He noted these people fe 110 Third St. V tor!. The more important proper^ would have no children to bring ties'otTfanslslbrii'aiid'sdrncrorthelr Into- the school system,- so~ muJd Keyport applications are covered, be no undue tax cost to the town- ship. . . I CO 44)791 Discuss Drain On Schools I New Director Mr. Huebsch reminded Mr. Lan- • 3 DAY SPECIAL • W. D. SWARTZEL George W. Grimm Jr., West Long Old Company Lehlgh Branch, was elected a director of the New York and Long Branch jtfjgg* Holmdel Rd. Railroad Company at a meeting Hailet if the stockholders at Long Branch, alurtlay. (MtfiQrtmm (s.jreneral LANE'S GULF SERVICE counsel of Public Service Eidctrlc "Ctt" Co'.,' Newark. " " Main and Broad$#&$;• •;;- -. (Ji«IIIIMtKlm(*!fl1 Ihwsdoy, May 12, 1960 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Pag* Three
ftrst Usthlslst Pure* Afttnds Luncheon Break Ground For Devotional Leaders yTho Addressed Presbytery Rally AdaatteSt, Keypert ~ 147 (Safest, Matawaa Charch The Rev. Nicholas Tate. Pastor Rev. Frank E. Sweetea, JPastor Rev. Lss Cottar, Pastor Mr. and Mrs. Homer MaUesoa. Oa Sunday there will be church Sundsy moraing 'service win je 432 Cottage PI., Cllffwood, speat Hospital Wing school at 9:39 a.m.; morning wor- Junior Fellowship will meet to- morrow night at 7 p.m. at I a.m.; Sunday School. Id ajn. Monday In Atlantic City where Mrs. - .The t3.3N.MW expansion of Perth ship, 11 a.m. and evening service, M.Y.F. will be la the eveolaf at ftmboy General Hospital got under- 7:30 p.m. On Sunday at 8:49 and 11 a.m, 7: JO p.m. Mattaaon, legion auxiliary hospital, wsy last week, when ground break- The Morning Choir reheatsal will there will be worship services. At contact chairman, attended a ing ceremonies took place on the be Monday evening at 7:39 p.m. ths 11 a.m. service there will bs Trial* Chareh ffatsoeaal) lunchaon in honor pf the National - Mala St, Matawaa west laws on New Brunswick Ave. On Wednesday evening Bible Sacrament of Baptism aad recep- President of the American Legion The hospital's director, Anthony Carroll B. Hail. " Study Classes will meet at T p.m.; Uoo of members. A supervised Semlnarlaa-ln-Chargs Auxiliary at ths R1U Cariton Hotel. W. Eckert, Mid ceremonies began Senior Choir rehearsal, 8 p.m. with i blessing by Msgr. Charles nursery Is available and a junior Sunday services will be held at There will be a prayer and praise church Is conducted for children 8 a.m. aad 16 ajn. Church school No* Is the time to advertise O. McCorristin, pastor of St. James service Friday at 8 p.m. will be held et l:ti a.m. under nine years old. The Junior Church, Woodbridge, and Dean of On Sunday there will be a slate those unused articles for sale. A the Catholic Clergy of Middlesex rally of the Senior Usher Board. and senior choirs trill sing. The flEsMJsjskehajfsJhl JLe^K^K^Jtshai ^kf gTlahafl •small ad m the classified ooluma County. Following this the hospi- The usher representing the 'state 6:48 a.m. church school is directed Middle Rd., North CMtanrUa wUl.tura them Into cash toi you. tal's board of governors and the raising the most money will be Rev. Timothy Adams, Pastor staff marked the official start of by Howard Henderson. There are crowned. The public is invited. classes for all ages, Including a Sunday School Is al 6:48 a.m.: the new facilities which are plan- morning worship, 11 o'clock; Evan- ned to' alleviate the overcrowding On Saturday there will b» a new class for post high school 1 chicken dinner In the church dining gelists service, T p.m Ths tint S'n/LTZS which has handicapped the institu- youths and young adults. Sunday of each month, there (a a tion for so Jong. room with Mrs. Clara Joseph, chairman. Tickets also may be1 ob- The School of Missions will hold Communion Service al 11 a.m. FIICLKIDS The plans call fat apace to re- tained from Mrs. Maria Turner, a fellowship supper at 8:90 p.m. Young Peoples service will bs locate 117 bids now located is sec- OFPROPtR HEAT president of the board, and the There will bs interest groups for held Thursday evenings at 6:48 tion* of the original hospital open- Rev. Mr. Tate. . ' p.m., before Ihe regulsr Thursday WE LOUDLY SING: ed ia May im, and*pace for 1W chttdreu la the church bouse. At service, instead of Tuesday sve- CONVENIENT ANY additional btd$. New aad modem Ksypart tstennee Chan* p.m. ths guest speaker will be nlngs at 7iM p.m. '.uarsdsy eve- TIME. IN CPRIN& diagnostic, dlnic and service fa- Warns SvKamrt . the Rev. Moses Sephuta of ths ning, Bible study and prayer Rev. Roderick NTpeYouag, dlitlei are also in the plans. Devetlsasl leaders who addressed atea from the Meyers Jr.; the Rev. Charles S. Webstsr, DIM Union of South Africa. service U at 7:45 o'clock. Sealcas Of Mssnjr eatlre Meaoteath Presbytery wtw gathered l*r the Thomss E. Whltemaa aad its* E. Klsa> lee* Lam- Pastot . Monday at 8 p.m. the Commis- Funds for the construction have aajnusl spriag rally ai Wad Height*, Mar 1 are, bert and Csrdsa Mages atteaded the rab> |rm There will be Chapel Choir re- Fearth Mt Mlealra (hft <• rlfW), joha Stakes, the Rev. Harold U Malawaa. . sion on Education will meet at ths Sptrioul Charch cove from a »U5J,000 federal hearsal this evening at T p.m. and Sanctuary Choir rehearsal, 8 p.m. home of Mr. and Mrs. James Ml Sheet Re., Ualea Beach grant; 1150,000 from the Fannie E. Adams, Middlesex St. Rev. Katherlne Miller, Pastor Rlppel Foundation of Newark, and1; Tomorrow evening at 6:36 p.m. there will be a meeting of the Tuesday at 7 and 8 pan. then Services an held on Sunday sad from contributkmi pledged by In- Couples Club in the church house. will be church bowling leagues. Thursday evenings el 8 o'clock dustries, organizations and Individ- On Saturday the Cherub Choir re- Wednesday there will be Junior snd on Friday afternocsa st i p.m uals in communities served by the Bayshore Church Directory hearaal will be at 16 ajn. choir rehearsal st 1:45 p.m. snd hospital. Sunday School will be held at prayer meeting, T: IS p.m. For seaveiUeace sake . • . "It Is most important," Mr. Eck- 9 30 a.m.; morning worship at Thursdsy Ihe chapel choir will in* our Fuel OUI Use eur ert said, "that pending pledges now First Baytfst Csstrdi First Cbarck Of Christ, Scleallst rsainisllnail Quirs rehearse at 7:11 p.m. and senior •ntltred ssrvlee. loo. Why be paid. Construction can proceed Mate sW W. Third Us. ' M Bread St, Kerpart Oaatral Avs* UaJes) Beach 10 45 a.m.. and s nursery for pre- aet phone TODAY? Prices school children is provided al 10:30 choir rehearsal, 8 p.m. NORFOLK only insofar as the necessary funds y* Sunday service and Sunday Rev. XewZlnklw, Pastor fab-. are on hand," School. II a.m. Wednesday, testi- a m Sunday evening the Junior St, Joseph's Chareh Rev. Maurice W, PhlUlpi. Saturday the Junior choir rehear- Youth Fellowship will meet at 7 mony meeting S p.m. Reading room Maple PL, Keypsrt The contractor is William A. Pastor sal will be at 10 a.m. in Grace P m and Senior Youth Fellowship, BertMUseJr., Inc., New York. The open Wednesday and Saturday from Methodist Church, Rev. Cornelius j. Kane, Putor The Women's Association Rally « pm. Masses will bs held Sunday architects an Ferent and Tiytor, 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday School will be held ai On Sunday, June 8, there will be STULTZJr, New York. Construction Is expect- will be held tonight at I p.m. Why spttitualization of thought Is 9:30 a.m. Children of all ages will morning at 7, 6, 6, 10. II and I) a used clothing drive. Members o'clock. ed to take 18 monthi to two years. In the church- essential to the peace and progress be welcomed by Mrs. Edgar Was and friends of the church are asked Tomorrow night the Couples of mankind will be explained at ner and hei staff of teachers. Ai to bring to the church articles of Luther Memorial Elected Commissioner Club will hold a progressive din- Christian Science services Sunday. 3-p.m. there will be a regular men men's, women's and children's The Lu&araa Church Ing of the Church Council. To General Assembly ner. They will meet 8 p.m. at Keynoting the lesson-sermon on clothing. The Church Deacons will Missouri Synod the church. the subject "Mortals and Imjnor- Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. then- pack the clothing for shipping to Tlnton Fslls Public School Jt\ OHtXAO VI. The Rev. Chester A. Galloway, On Sunday there will be a tali" is the Golden Text from Ro- will be seulor choir rehearsal »i the Reformed Church World Serv- Rev. Daniel 0. Relnhelmer, Pallor putor of the First Presbyterian deacons' prayer meeting, 9:15 mans (8:6): 'To be carnally mind- Grace Church. ices. Sundsy School and Bible Classes ed Is death; tut to be spiritually are held st 8:10 a.m. Sundsy under Church, Matawan, has been elected a.m.; Sunday School, 8:30 a.m.; Bayvlew Presbyterian Church a commissioner to the General As- morning worship service, 10:43 minded is life and pesce." First Prtsbyiertaa Church the direction of Arthur Bluer, su for the vacation of Your Dreams ClUfwood Beach Rente M aad FraakUa SL, sembly of The United Presbyterian with a nursery available. Youth From "-Science and Health with perlntendent. The morning worship Rev. Francis Osterstodt Matawaa Church in the U. S. A., which will Fellowship groups will meet at Key to the Scriptures" by Mary will be held st 10:49 am. with ser- conaull with ua Baker Eddy this wlU be read The junior and youth choirs will Rev. Chester A. Galloway, mon by the pastor A nursery serv- meet In Cleveland, Ohio, May 18 8 p.m. and the evening worship Putor to IS. A commissioner is an of- service Is st 7: JO p.m. (298:1-5): "Progress takes ofl hu- meet tonight at 6:41 p.m. and the ice Is available Communion aerv- bstore you gs ... senior choir, 7:30 p.m. Morning worship service will he Icea are held the first Sunday of ficial delegate. On Tuesday morning st 1:30 man shackles. The finite must yield to the Infinite. Advancing to The Jesters will meet tomorrow at 10 am. Sunday School meots every month. You havi ths fun ... The General Assembly Is the su- a.m. the women will hold a sew- night at 7 p.m. at 10 a.m. Nursery care Is pro- we do Ihe planning preme governing body of the J,- a higher plane of action, thought and arranging What'a ing p»ty. rises from the material sense to On Saturday at 8 p.m. there will vided for tots under three years King Of Klags Lalbaraa Church 159,562 member church. Commis- Chapel choir rehearsal will be be a "Gay Nineties Revue" In of age whose parents desire to at- Bayvlew School more, there's no ealra sioners will elect a moderator the spiritual, from the scholastic coat for our services. Wednesday night at 6:30 p.m.; to the inspirational, and from the Fellowship Hall. tend church. At 11: ID a.m. the pas- Lsonardvllle Rd.. Mlddlalowa (presiding officer) and will vote on midweek service, 7:M p.m. and tor will meet with those who wish Rev. C. Roger Burkina, Pastoi matters effecting the prayer book mortal to the Immortal." Sunday there will be church Sanctusry choir rehearsal, 8.30 school classes at t:30 a.m.; morn to unite with the church. Sundsy School Is held st »:J0 Brown Travel Bureau and official views on rsdal and p.m. One of the opening Bible pas- On Monday Boy Scout Troop 73 a.m. and church service! at 10: U I«M« V«h,» S-4I4I — BI4 Smll* SI.. »«rUI AmkfT social Issues. Speakers will include Ing worship, 11 a.m. with mualc sages to be read states (Ps. 37:37): by the senior choir. The pastor'• meets at 7:30 p.m. The Executive tmiiu, a>ri»r« - Nlskii Call UOUaa 4-sSll Dr. Charles Malik, Lebanon, for- United Hebrew Coagregatkn "Mark the perfect man, and be- Bread SL. Keyport sermon topic will be "The Church Board of the Women's Association mer president of the United Na- hold the upright: for the end of will meet at 8 p.m. at the homo Pentecostal Church tions General Assembly, and Bish- Rabbi H. 0. a Levlne of the Reformation." A preparatory that man is peace." class for those preparing f o r ill Mrs. L. J. Altken, SI Little St., Union sad Sidney Ave., op Lesslle Newblgin, general secre- Tomorrow evening st 9:15 p.m. Maiawan. Ualoa Beach tary of the International Mlsslonsry the Sabbath Eve service will be Calvarj Methodist Church church membership will meet at 2:30 p.m. On Tuesday the Women's Bible Mrs. Herbert O. Wood. Pastor Council. conducted by Rebbl H.O.H. Levine Third St, Keyport Worship services an Held Bun careful assisted by Miss Ellen Kamlnsky. Rev. H. T. Williams STD, Junior Hi Fellowship win meet I lais meets st 10 a.m. The Men's Chapter will hold their day at 11 a.m. and 7:18 p.m. Sun- The sermon will be "Reconstruc- Pastor Monday at 6:45 p.m. Mrs. Mel- day school tt at 6(48 a.m. homeowners D. S, Weigand Named Uonlsm." the last In the series of "God the Father" will be the moth Dow, advisor, will lead the meflug Wednesday night, at» p.m. aal \he latttei, are Invited. Rev. J, Bible study group meets Tuesday Episcopal Chancellor major Jewish religious movements pastor's sermon topic at the U:« at ts 48 p.m. nail down In the U.S. Kiddush wlU be pro- a.m. service on Sunday. Sunday Jerry Cacopardo, pastor of the San Mates Presbyferlan Church, San Thursday prayer meeting Is held noundBd bV Marlene Nlsoooff. and flchodmeets «t tilO-a.m. .< al 7:49 p.m. high Iniurancs coiti "M thefiosts will be Mr. and Mrs. The Mothers' Association will Maleo, Fla.. will be Ihe guest Ave.. Little Silver, has been ap- Rev. Leon Zinkler, Putor speaker. Hli topic will be "The Generil'1 "All-in One" Home pointed chutellbr of the Episcopal Charlw Goldstein and Mr. and meet on Monday at 8 p.m. Saturday at 10 a.m. there will Brewatowa Commualty Qmreb owners Policy. I' you in 6 Mrs Samuel Korabow. Oneg Shab- The Women's Society of Christian Walls That Men Build" which deals Brawntowa Union Sundsy Seheel Diocese of New Jersey. The Rt, be youth choir rchearssl and at with the overtones and reflections cireful, "pr«lerred risk" Rev. Albeit t. Banyard, .bishop of bat will be held. Service will hold a mother and 11 a.m., confirmation class. Roots 18, Browatowo Sabbath morning service will be daughter banquet on Tuesday at of 16 years of prison life and the Rev. Francis Cantel, Pastoi homoowner you dottrvo the diocese, announced the appoint- On Sunday at t a.m. there will power of God which sustained him ment at ihe 176th annual diocesan Saturday at U a.m. with Janet Cottrell's Restaurant at 8:10 p.m. be church school for fourth to sixth Sunday School Is held from 8:45 important cith savings, too. Goldstein as leader, Roy Schwartt. All choirs rehearse at the ususl through the terrible ordeal. Tickets to 10:49 a.m. and the church serv- convention last week. grsdes; 0:38 a.m., seventh to 12th may be obtained by contacting You'll •1*0 rfcelvs Gtnerif 6 s, Mr.. Weigand, an attorney with percenter; Eric Popplck. maftlr. time on Thursday, May 1>. On that grades; 10 a.m., two-year-olds to ice from 11 am. until 11 o'clock Marlene Nisonoff will present the dsy the New Brunswick District John Lambert. Refreshments will uclutlvi Gold Card — prool gffices at Red Bank, succeed! Jay third grade. At 11 a.m. there will be served after the meeting Everyone Is cordially Invited to at- message. The following wUI be Spring Meeting Of the W.S.C.8. will be morning worship, the fourth tend. that you tike pride In you! B. Tomlinson, Bordentown, who re- blessed: Eileen Gale, Mark K. Junior High meets for program signed. Mr. Weigand is chairman be held at the Red Bank Methodist Sunday after Easter. John Wes- pollutions. Call ui today Gale. Sigmund Miller, Pamela Church from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and canteen activities on Friday David's Tabernaels of the Little Silver F'lannlng Board le/S Aldersgate Experience will be evening at 7 p.m. lot completi Information! Ogen». Joan S Schwaru, Marcle The TUIols Class will meet on commemorated. The sermon CUttwood and a former Board of Education N. Schwartz, Pamela Walters. A On-Saturday evening the Senior Elder James Mosa. Pastor member. He ii the brother of J. Wednesday, May 25. beginning with theme will be "The People Called birthday party will follow. a covered dish supper at «:30 pjn. Methodists." A nursery will be High group will go roller skating. Sundsy School is st 10 a.m.; Frank Weigand, Keyport attorney. morning worship, II a.m. Members may bring a guest A available for young children Youth First Baptist Church Pentecost Full Gospel Chares special program has been arranged Fellowship will meet st 6:30 p.m. On Wednesdsy evenings ths tarry ROSS W. MAGHAN Ctarcb ef the LMag Gad W Mala SL, Matawan Nune$ Meeting to follow a short business meeting. Senior choir rehearsal will be Rev. Lawrence R. Bailey, service Is st 8 p.m. U7 Haia SL, Keaasbnrg Wednesday st 7:30 p.m. The Mbnmouth County Chapter Sunday school Is from 1 to 4 Jehovah's Witnesses Pastor First Spiritual Chareh AGENCY of Catholic Nurses wiU meet at SL p.m.; evening service at 7:30 p.m. Keypert Congregstlea Morning worship services will be Of Divine Rase eeai ernsi. is*mi Praytr meeting is held Tuesday St Mary's Episcopal Church held at both 10 and II am. on James High School. Red Bank. tOagdofG Hatt, a DMsba SL East Froat St, Keyport 176 Main St.. Belford Tuesday. All Catholic registered it S P.m. and Bible Class on Tonight at 7:30 p.m. the Minis- Sunday. Th« "God and Country Real Estate — Insurance Rev. Henry A. Male, Rector Award" will be presented to Ar Rev. Phoebe Dalley, Pastoi nurses and student nurses of pro- Thursday at 8 p.m. try School will consider the writ- Services are held Sunday st 6 Saturday school for children Is Boy Scout Troop 64 will meet si ttuir T. Grace at the II a.m. terv- Over A Qasrtsr Of A Ceatury Of Insurance Service fessional schools are urged to at- ten test covering the material studi- 7 p.m. tonight and at 8 p.m. there p.m. snd Tuesday at 2:10 and 6 tend. held from 10 to 11:30 ajn. ed the last four weeks. The ma- lei; church school is held si 9 43 will be a meeting of St. Mary's a.m. with classes for each age p.m. terial was taken from the Bible aid Guild. LO 6-0003 138 Main St., Matawan books, "Qualified To Be Ministers," group; the Junior choir, directed by St. John's Metbodlsl Chares "Your WUI Be Done On Earth," On Saturday the church school Mrs. Victor Predds, will present a Sooth Mala St., Tram Paradise Lost To Paradise teachers will leave at 9:30 a.m. program Of sacred music st 4:30 Rarltaa Township Regained." and "Jehovah's Wit- for a teacher's training session st p.m. The public Is welcome Junior Rev. Norman R. Rlley, Pastor nesses In The Divine Purpose." At St. George's, Rumson. High B. Y, F. wiU meet st 7 p.m. Sunday wonhlp services sre si 8: JO p.m. there will be service Sunday there will be morning The Advisory Council of the church 8 a.m., 0:M a.m. snd II s.m. FREE RUG STORAGE till Sept. will) Rug Cleaning meeting and the theme will be from prayer at 7:43 a.m.: Holy Com- will hold a meeting si 7 p.m. Church school meets at 6; JO and munion, 8 a.m.; family service by 8. Do> et, RariUn nay's only Rug Cleaning I'laul 2 Timothy 2:15.• This meeting Is The mid-week prayer snd Bible 11 a.m. Ths evening service Is i and church school, 9:30 am; Holy study Is held on Thursdsy st 7:30 at 7:10 o'clock. Intermediates meet to help the members in their min- Communion and sermon, 11 a.m. istry. p.m. for ths sixth, seventh and eighth Saturday the Spanish speaking On Monday the intermediate grades st 8:49 p.m. | Senior Method- people are Invited to attend the Choir and (he Cub Scout Com- Chorea Of Our Saviour 1st Youth Fellowship, 7:10 p.m.! Spanish Bible study using the Bible mittee will meet at 7:30 p.m. CottreURd... Post High School M.Y.P.. 7: JO p.m. study book, "You May Survive At » a.m. there will be Holy Cbjaeseouaks Armageddon Into God's New Communion Wednesday morning. Rev. Henry A. Male, Rector World." In the evening at 7 p m. the Junior Rev. Clarence A. Umbeto. vicar Sunday at 3 p.m. there will be Choir and Brownies will meet: Sunday services are at 9:30 a.m a public lecture. "How Does The Senior Choir, 8 p.m. and A As', 9 The tint, third and fifth Sundays, United Nations-Stand With God?" p.m. there Is Holy Communion, snd the The questions to be answered are second and fourth Sundsys, morn- "Does it hsve God's blessings?" The Faith Reformed Church ing prayer. Church school meets and "Will It bring permanent North CeatervtOe Fire House, at 9:30 a.m. peace?" Middle Rd., Rsritsn Township Rev. Theodore C Mullcr, Pastor Special services will be held ss Tuesday the service centers will TiAnorrow, Confirmation Class I announced. continue their study In the Bible meets at the home of John Allen, The Women's Guild meets lbs aid book, "Your Will Be Done On 2 California Ave. first Tuesday of each month la the Earth," except the cunwood and On Sunday at the 11 ajn. morn- church ball at I pjn. The Parent- Keyport centers which will have Teachers Association of the church Bible talks entitled. "Who Ii Je- Ing worship Ihe sermon topic will be "What WUI We Find In Outer school meets the final Tuesday of hovah," and "What Is Man." The each month at 8 pm, addresses are as follows, F. An- Space?" from the series on The derson, 331 Wilson Ave., Matawan; Bible. The World Situation, and St Staedkt's Cbarck J. Goodoly, 5 Atlantic Ave., Mata- The Space Age. Nursery will be si Proud as a Queen with wan: R. Lovelace, Prospect Ave., the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Fair, 16 Dartmouth Dr. Sunday fistsaaet M., HstaM Cllffwood; A. W. Palmer, Middle Rev, Edward P. Blsska, Pastor Rd, North Centervtlle; W. Walte, I School meets st 9:30 a.m. st the Middle Rd. School. Masses are held Sunday at T, 8, rugs cleaned by S. Boyes Monmontn Ave-, Port Monmouth 9, 10 aad 11 a«. and at U o'clock SSgSSLf Confirmation Class II meets al and Kingdom Hall. the parsonage on Monday at 7 p.m. Clsen rags sssaa rsa eare fee alee Uatsa Seats) Pail Gsspd Cbarck Coofessioos are beard la the tMags aa4 m«sT kMSswJvs* sal Choir rehearsal is held st 6:30 p.m. I. PJbVBS I* the steaaeat, safes* Ol Fark Ave, Ualoa Beach . st the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ly-parish home Saturdays between 7 aodlp,pi. ray •iMolag SWMIMS. Rev. Seth Williams, Pastor man Parks,: U Chestnut Dr. : • Sunday services are held at The Sunday School teachers win " Mtmimr tl'thU—i aU 'Wtw Unf 1*W SUB. and T:30 p.m.; Sunday meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W* *4 ft*i Chasm School, »Wi_eUs*es for all ages Robert- ErUg. J Oregon Ave. on YOUR DAYTON meets at fc* e-m. Young people's Wednesday at 8 p.m. Program MERCURY «» COMET •I MATAWAN- . , meeting b held at 6:30 p.m. Pray study: "Johnny, Don't Do That." er meeting Is at 7: M p.m. Colofs Service, Inc. Confirmation Class I also will lfid-week services are beW meet on Thursday, Msy 19 at 7:30 * Safe Buy Used Gars * M Mass St — LO USW Thursdsy at 7:30 p.m. p.m. at the home of John Kilson. •iSEYrOKT- . 10 Virginia Ave. , Walling'. Service/ Jnc LatbtraaCkarch Masts PI, fCeiparl MsfgaavUe Mefbedtst Ctarcb SCHANCK & SIHLER W/O CUUWIMO CO, INCWrOltATED n Breed St — CO 4-UTI Rev. Frederick Boos, pastor IN CUFFW00O— 10 Lafayette Place, Freehold - Then an two services oa Sa» Rev. Fred H. Bowea, Pastor • Bayshore Tire Co. oar: Matins at s:M sun. and the Church services are held on Sun , Highway 34, Matawan ,'. a4xitwum regular service at, II otfock. day it tm.m, andSuada/ School ;. HQpklns 2-1250 - lOwell day School -•'•--• meets at 11 SJB. •'"''' ' '•', stm t'!ff>VIIS'>n't»« II {'«»''•' Thursday, May 12,1960 Pag* Four THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. llje Communication Excerpts From [To the Editor, '•' ESTABLISHED 1M On behalf of OK Woman's Oub Newsletter Sent Out CO'(O» 4-VM — J. MABEL BBOWN, PUfcUSHEB of Laurence Harbor I wish to e»- pi*n«!
*! to*' " ; t.-•• t'i4' i >w '**'\. (,|...- „.) il m.. Pat* Six THf MATAWAN ,*L X" Dale OHo Named To Matawan Mental New .flfaEfman-Pnnee VFW Holds V.F.W. Home Benefits From Buddy Poppy Sale Malawan P-TA Head Scout Drive Joint Installation Saturday At Installation Dale B. Otto, Little Silver, presi- Health Workers Mrs. Frank Yapps, president of dent of the New Jersey Natural Richjud Sins, 257 M*ia St., M-U- , The joint installation of the of- the Freehold Regional High School Gas Co., and member of the ex- wan, heads the IMS Mental Health ficers of the newly-formed Hoff- Parent-Teacher Association, - in- ecutive board of Monmouth Coun- Fund Drive in MaUwan. J. Lester New Catalogue stalled the new officers of the man-Prince Veterans ol Foreign cil, Boy Scouts of America, will Rigby, New Shrewsbury, North Duotone Co., Kryport, has pub Matawan Grammar School Par- Wars Post 2672 was held Saturday ent-Teacher Association at a meei head the 1961 Boy Scout Drive Area Residential Chairman for the evening in Byrnes Hall, Route 35, lished a new catalogue for deafen providing Information on phono- ing held in the MaUwan High which will be held in October. £. Monmouth County Mental Health Laurence Harbor. graph needle replacements. The 40- School Auditorium, May 4. Donald Sterner, Bdmar, president Fund Drive, commended Mr. Sias, Presentations to tbe post were page booklet has been issued The Rev. William.' Hutchesoo of the County Boy Scout organi- who is psychologist at Mesdo made by relatives of the late U. dealers throughout the country. opened the meeting with a prayer. zation, made th* announcement. M. Hoffman and SgL Following the reading of the min- utes of the previous meeting by Mr. Otto beaded the 19M drive for Prince, two Laurence Harbor re J- Mrs. R. B. Carter and the finan- the scouts which was the most suc- dents killed in action in Europe Democratic Club cial report by Mrs. William Gade, cessful campaign for operating ' during World War II. treasurer, announcement was funds in the history of Monmouth XX. Hoffman, a former student Met In Highlands made that A. J. Tomaseilo has Council. at St. Peter1! High School, New been appointed auditor for OIL The regular monthly meeting school year. Braaswick, WM serving a* a navi- UM Women'a Democratic Club Mrs. Gade was installed as pres- gator with the U. S. Air force Monmouth County was held Apr. ident by Mrs. Yapps and serving Diabetic Clinic when his C-47 IU fhot down on at Alpine Manor, Highland*. Mem with her will be Mrs. R. B. Carter, a routine mission over Yugoslavia ber* of the Sea Bright Women' vice president; Mrs. Harold Dolan, Democratic C1nb were the host- treasurer; Mrs. Joseph Diwll, re- Set For Tuesday . in May IW. He «u bated as aits- Mrs. Harry Hill, president. Baddy Poppy proceeds help the Veterans ef Eaton Rapjb, Mteh., this being (be smly home s4 its Final plans for the Diabetic Fereirn Wan of the United Stales maintain Us na- kind •wned and operated by any vete ganlxatlM cording secretary and Miss Mari- ing in action and awarded the pur- Keaosburg, conducted the business lyn Hall, corresponding secretary. Detection clinic sponsored by the session. tional name for veterans' •ronaas and widows at ple heart, an air medal with as Brawntows' Parent-Teacher Asso- rehabilitation service of . the from infants to high school age, Preseat* Pia oak leaf cluster and a Citation of Mrs. Mary E. Jones. Red Bank, Next week members of Guadal- Mrs. Joseph Smith, retiring pres- ciation have been announced.. The Meritorious Service. His relatives thanked the members for the! canal Post 4745, Veterans of For- V.F.W.; one cent to the V.F.W. Wo-10 children are housed in each borne, supervised by a house ident and presently serving as clinic, which is being held under presented the post with the Na- support during her eight years a eign Wire, and its Ladles Aux- Home for widows and orphan chil- chairman of the Monmouth Coun- the chairman of the Monmoutr dren; a portion to the cost of ma- mother. Each child has regular the direction of the Middlesex tional Standard and Post Colors iliary, Cliffwood, will hold their an- ty Recreation Committee, present- County Election Board. Mrs. nual door-to-door poppy Sale. Be- terials to pay the hospitalized vet- household chores, attends public ed Mrs. Gade with the president's Hospital in conjunction with the during the ceremonies. Making the Katharine E. White, state com mi cause of the outstanding work done erans for assembling the- buddy schools, a church of his choice, and. pin. State Department of Health, will presentation were Mr. and Mrs teewoman. Red Bank, praised Mrs. In general, leads as normal a life by the r.-oney raised from the bud- popples, and the rest tottjie local The following resolution made be conducted Tuesday from 7 to Carl E. Hoffman, Dr C. W Hoff- Jones and said she was a credi as Is possible without parents of RICHARD SISS dy poppy sale, members urge the post to help needy veterans and his own. by Mrs. John Mueller, health 8 p.m. in the Browntown School, man and Mrs. Hoffman, Mr. and to the organization. She also their families. praised Mrs. Gustave J. Preret, residents to give as generously as Everyone in the community is chairman, was voted upon and Route 18. Park Diagnostic Center, for his Mrs. Edward Hoffman and Mr and Fair Haven, for her work through- possible. The V. F. W. National Home at asked to Join the V.F.W. to mak- passed: That the two Matawan The test will be available to all able leadership-and fine campaign Mrs. C. W. Metier. out UM county as vice chairman From the contributions received, Eaton Rapids, Mich., has been set iag such projects, as support of Parent-Teacher Associations and adults and children. Mrs. Joseph organization. the Cllffwood Parent-Teacher As- The MeDtal Health Bell Ringer Was Decanted ai.d Mrs. Frank Koran, Highlands, one-and-one-half centa goes to the up as s model child village. The this home, .possible by purchasing Cappeill, health chairman, ex- for her successful administration children live in regular homes, a buddy poppy. Guadalcanal Post sociation request the Matawan plained that they are especially Canvass is scheduled for Tuesday SgL Prince received the purple welfare program of the state Township Board of Health and the as county president. .F.W.; one. cent to the national erected by the V.F.W. Ranging members state. anxious to test children where from 7 to 9 p.m. Proceeds of the heart and Citation lor Bravery and Matawan Borough Board of Health drh will support the Monmouth Heroism for his conduct in the The revision of the by-laws wss there is a history of diabetes In to inaugurate a complete immu- tbe family. County Mental Health Association, "Battle of the Bulge." during which read for the second time and will nization program within the town- Fashion Show Tbe tests should be preceded by w' c.'i iromotes and suppor: psy- he was killed in January IMS. Hisbe voted on at the next regular Arbor Day Fete County Library ship and borough to insure better chiatric clinics in Monmouth widow, Mrs. Eileen Prince, do- session. Members of the Altar and Ro- health protection for all residents a -well-balanced meal consumed approximately one hour before the County, contributes special services nated the VFW gavel bell. Ta Charter Bus sary Society of St. Lawrence Ro- of the community and that the to the hospitalized mentally ill, aids The fallowing post officers who Announcement was mads thit Held l man Catholic Church and the So- Committee Meets program be conducted on a nom- test. The meal should Include One 1 serving of meat, vegetable, potato, in tbe development of after-care had been Initially insulted when Mrs. Horan win be in charge of An Arbor Day program was dality will model summer fashions ' The Monmouth' County. Citizens' inal fee* basis to'covei operating services, including an ex-patient the group organized Jan. 3D, I960, bus reservations leaving Kerns- dessert and beverage with the conducted by the'students of the and sportswear tonight. "Fashions Committee for Better Libraries met social club and patient ^welfare were re-elected and Installed for burg for Atlantic City for tbo N.J. Around the Dock" will be present usual amount of sugar if desired. Browntown School, May 4. The Norman Elliot was the gues The. diabetic clinic will be free fund, and contributes to research the regular tern which expires Democratic Women's State Con- aerclsei started with the advance ed by The Syloette Shoppe, Sayre recently In the meeting room of on mental illness. March 1961. The Department Chief vention to be held May 20 and 11 Woods, at 8 p.m. A card party will the Allenhurst Bank. Mrs. Henry soloist after tbe business session. of . charge and will cover the the Colors and a patriotic cere He sang "The Pilgrim Song" by Browntown, Cheesequake and There will be no tag day in MaU- of Staff, Arthur Murin, was the in- at the Hotel Clartdge Mrs. J. wny. After the pupils of the foUow. Shulti, Long Branch, president of stalling officer. Serving with Gem Harold Costello. Matawan, will be 1 Tchaikovsky; "This Nearly Was Say rewoods South area. Any per- wan this year. Citizens are urged chool's third, fourth ana fifth the League of Women Voters, As- mander William J. Trlnkner are area chairman of bus reservations. Mine" from South Pacific' and son or organization wishing -#" to welcome their bell ringers and grades sang appropriate songs, "When I Have Sung My Song' Robert Knight, senior vice com- Mrs. Freret, secretary of the bury Park region, was moderator. ditional information may conu.t to contribute generously to the bell alks on the significance of Arbor by Ernest Charles. Mrs. Joseph Cappeill, Cottrell Rd. ringer march for the mentally ill mander; William Carroll, Junior county election board, announced Day and the Importance of con- Presides At First Mrs. H. P. Hutchinson, New The first grade mothers were on Tuesday. vice commander; Walter Vohdln that the Board has added 11 new serving natural resources were Shrewsbury; Mrs. Marjorie Layton, Jr.. quartermaster: Vincent Walsh, election districts and that there hostesses and Mrs. Bertha Hyme's Captains for the drive Rre: Mrs. given to the parents and faculty Meeting Of Unit Avon, and Mrs. Gene Leslie, Red Announces Addition post advocate; Joseph McMahon, now are a total of 115 district!. ho attended. seventh grade class won the par- John Thaler, 123 Broad St., Mrs. chaplain: William Prince, surgeon; Mrs. Louis DeFazia. Long Branch, Mrs. Dorothy Schar presided at Bank librarian, were panelists. It ents' attendance banner. New Children's Books C. W. Cort, 55 Broad St., Mrs. Jo- "The Legend of Johnny Apple- Edward Obiegien, three-year trus- will be chcirman of the annusl her first meeting as president of was pointed out thai the Monmouth seph Drago. 401 Atlantic Ave., Mrs. seed" was enacted as the conclu- Mrs. Florence Holmes, newly-ap- tee. Andrew Buchko. two-year spring luncheon which will be held the Ladies Auxiliary of the Vet- County libraries are, lor the moat R G. Delmas, 4 Wyckofl St., Mrs. trustee. George Carroll, one-year Saturday. June 4. a( 1 p.m. at sion of the first part of the pro erans of Foreign Wars, Guadal- Mission School pointed library chairman of The Floyd Brown, 244 Broad St., Mrs. trustee, William Loughlin, ad|u- the Georgian House, Route 39, ram. In the wooded section of canal Post 474J of MaUwan Town- part, far below standard. Woman's Club of Laurence Harbor, Lawrence Lanzaro, 241 Main St., lant, John Kjrkirt, officer-ol-lhc- Deal Among those assisting Mrs. playground to the rear of the ship Thursday evening io the post The average support given to the haa announced the addition of eight Mrs. George Beach. « Washington hool building, the students had day, Bertram Haines, guard, and De Fazio will be Mrs. Angelo But- home, Cliffwood. libraries In this county is S3 cents Hears Lecturer new children's books. St., Mrs. Herbert Staer sr , Ravine itllned the map of New Jersey At a committee metiting future Edward Muldoon, public relations tone, Keansburg. She Introduced Commander per capita per year, The minimum Dr., Mrs K Manning Jr., Middle- officer; patriotic instructor, Ray- Ith painted white stones and The third'session of the annua plans were outlined Bnd (he need sex Rd., Mrs. E. C Weigel. 28 Membership chairman, Mrs. ordered with wood violets which George Brenon, who brought greet- standard, as prescribed by the 6choor of missions was be|d Sun mond Carroll; historian, Peter ings and wishes for a successful for additional equipment and books Beechwood Terr, Mrs. Donald Weir; service officer, Edward Hoff- Rose Wenzel, Introduced 11 new avered an area 23 feet long. .American Library Association, is day, at the First Methodist Church was discussed. Day, 45 Beechwood Terr., Mrs. members who were welcomed by year and the promise of cooper- Matawan. At the conclusion of the man; legislative officer, Richard Each spring plants and shrubs, S3.0J per capita, or roughly the Also present were Mrs. Olga William Renwick, 1 Weldoji IfrJ., the club. Mrs. HIU Introduced the ndigenous to New Jersey, tre ation from the post. Senior Vice covered dish supper, at which the Kirkirt; guard, Bertram Haines, Commander Theodore Soltys con- price of one book for each person. Becker, club president; Mrs. Mrs. John Barbar, Edgerriert Dr., and public relations officer, Ed- guest speaker, Dr. Joseph Acker- idded to the landscaping and this Laytonian Club was host, the Charles Rogerson, Mrs. Eugene Mrs. Charles Zlmmer, 5 Sutphin man, Asbury Park, who spoke for year two Austrian Pines were gratulated .the newly-elected offi- Interest Stimulated speaker of the evening, Mr. Alfred ward Muldoon. cers and discussed the Buddy Wosatka, Mrs. William Wallls, Mrs. Ave., Mrs. Thomas McCormack, 54 the Monmouth County Chapter of planted by^U* young gardeners ?'L^rary Interest. Is, being'ill Dean, began .his lecture In the Ragnar Wong, Mrs. Clilmel Wilson Ave. Ike American Cancer Society. A ot the school. Tn« music for th» Poppy Driva of which, he is posf sanctuary.' ' •' • '••'"•'' ••?•• chairman. Junior Vice Commander Uted, at tb* present Ume, by the Samolyk, Mrs. Robert Martin and Mrs. Florence {Ambrose, Depart' ouestlon-and-a'nswer, period program was provided by the taJtaol peopU tsom areas when Mr. Dean Is a native of Pakistan MW. David Watson.,? ty V. -k • meat Chief ot. Staff, was assisted «S hi* MK< ' • Madison ToWnahin: School band, id at tbweresent t|i*Us » stadem the ' sj^rnfl - sejBtJnients^ lfW^,W^ceTp* !>«•» SWl "Id by Mrs. Santlna Cantamessar presi- Assisting .Mrs, Robert Norton* irected by Joseph .Kascriak, Mu- tfcelr demands •. that! Monmouth af New, yjjrk Ifjnlveujlly >6rking dent of District Eight, In the cere- president, were the members of le Director, ot Madiann Township pledged the S»(r*rt* of: the post? for his doctorate In soclalofiy. He Little League Unit imniitt 1 County's libraries be brought up to monies Installing Mr*. Gladys (he hostess Club. i Ichools. Mrs. Irene '^Meehan' explained par. The presence of a college In spoke of the need for the Christian Planning Card Party Trlnkner as president of the aux- The next regulsr meeting' will church to spread and become mis- The monthly committee meeting Participating in the afternoon's legislation concerning veterans. the area, adult courses in the high pfjloy Scout TroopJ3, was held iliary; Mrs. Virginia Knight, senior be Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Crystal irogram were Brenda Hoever, Plan Poppy Sale sion conscious. "Preaching should The Laurence Harbor Little vice president; Mrs. Rhoda Hoff- schools and a growing desire for the home of Scoutmoiier Ru- Brook Inn, Eatontown. The At- eanne CanpeUi. Judith Cook. Rita Mrs. Sylvia Mundy, Buddy Poppy continuous education also have be done outside the church with League Women's Auxiliary discuss- man, Junior vice president; Mrs. lantic Highlands Women's Demo- dolph Hedel, Grant Si', Matawan. lesixowski, Ronald Robinson, Auxiliary Chairman, announced the helped create an awareness of li- concern for tbe peoples outside,' ed arrangements for the card party Eileen Muldoon, treasurer; Mrs. cratic Club will entertain. he said. Reports were given by the various Christine Korback, Hans Peter drive will start May 23. Members brary service. to be held May M at 8 p.m. at committees and a discussion held Margaret Buchko, conductress; Burlew's Restaurant, Route 35, Hansen, Roger Ott, Lynn Wheat- will canvass house-to-house and He stressed responsibility to on the forthcoming "Golden Jubiijee Mrs. Edna Kirkirt, chaplain: Mrs. ley, Antlonette Ausllnger, Frances The Monmouth County Citizens' share resources and look beyond Laurence Harbor. Money realized Alice Walsh, patriotic instructor; Gray Ladies Needed offer the popples at the Cllffwood Scout Show." to be held Saturday. Pirk, John Warford, Arlene Bost- Shopping Center,' Committee for Better Libraries the limit of our own little churches ill be used for the Little League. June 4 at Monmouth Park. Mrs. Rachael Loughlin, historian; in universal terms and noted'"hu- Mrs. Florence Morris, Braney To AuUt Drivers rick, Karen Moroi, Barbara hopes to provide Information and Scoutmaster Hedel reported at- Mr*. Dorothy Penwlck, Mrs. Fay* kardlUI, Llnds Bird, Sandrea Le- Services for the deceased mem manity needs Christianity as it Ave., entertained the members of Prince and Mrs. Alice Walsh, trus- ideas on bow to improve library tending tbe Cub and Scout Round- A move to assure that Red ine. Gail Bissig, Kenneth Cagno- bers will be conducted at.the nex service. never needed it before." the Auxiliary Thursday evening tees; Mrs. Teresa Vohdln, Mrs. Ei- Cross volunteer motor service driv- meeting to be held May 19 in the and the next meeting will be held tables held in St Marys Hall, il, Charlene Paulosky, Eileen Recommendations discussed In- Sunday, .the Rev. Moses Sephula, Front St., Keyport. Attending the leen Prince, Mrs. Dorothy Carroll ers will not be alone In cars that lock, Andrew Hrusha, Phyllis post home. Members ore askrd a citizen of the" Union of South at the home of Mrs. Paul Nadeau and Mrs. Gladys Carroll, color to wear uniforms. cluded the formation of specialty meeting were Gordon Search, Wal- are transporting handicapped per- lussamano, John McGrath, Scot collections such as music and art. Africa, a musician, and student at at 8 p.m The constitution and by- bearers; Mrs. Mary Carroll, guard, sons to hospitals and clinics was Refreshments were served by laws for the newly-formed organi- ter Pederson-, Amos T. Henderson, ricManus, Joan Grabowskl, Pam- In various libraries throughout the Westminster Cboir School, Prince- Frank Graziano and Ernest C. and Mrs. Nora Jiaines, secretary. taken recently at a meeting of the ela Gcrhart, Deborah O'Neill, Mrs. Nancy Isemann, Mrs. Alice ton will be the guest speaker. zation were read for tbe third time Office of Volunteers of the Mon- HauJmsnn, Mrs. Gloria Liege! county, greater inter-library loan Weigel. The next meeting will be Gifts were presented to the In- tlchard Faust, Thomas CappelN, system and the recruiting of more Mr. and Mrs. Wil^sm Wilkins by Mrs. John Phillips, chairman. stalling officers and the installing mouth County Chapter. Mrs. Ber- Mrs. Josephine Bork, and Mrs held on Thursday af the home of lolvelg Engedal and Judith Tosch. Interested people to serve in an ad- and their family were in charge of aide, and bullet supper nard While, chairman of volun- Vera Gaunt. Gordon Search, Central Park. visory capacity. devotions, and the kindergarten and The weekend camping trip to served. teers, told the chapter board of di- primary groups were supervised by Deportment To Meet During the social hour which fol- rectors at the last meeting of the Bear Mountain State Park, was Pedal Pushers See Youth Fellowship Mrs. Wray Ingram, Mrs.. Salyer The American Home Department attended by upper rating class lowed, Mrs. J, J. Cowell entertain- board that efforts will be made to Scouts May Serve As Hughes and Mrs. Mary Boyce. ed with several solos and the recruit Gray Ladles to assist In Sewing Demonstration Takes Bicycle Hike of the Woman's Club of Laurence scouts of Troop 73, Kerry Clark, group Joined in community singing. this transportation problem. Guides At Allaire Harbor will meet Thursday, May Paul Stames, Harold Watscn, Ted- The Browntown 4-H Pedal Push- The Junior Youth Fellowship ol Gen. Cassevant Is IS at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. dy Bailey and Michael Zelwak. Mrs. Fred F. Schock Jr., chair- ers first, second and third year the First Methodist Church, enjoy- Monmouth Council Boy Scouts Casimer Samolyk, Woodbine Way, They were accompanied by their New Officer* For man ot motor service, reported sewing class met at the home of ed a bicycle hike on Saturday after may provide guide service at the Red Cross Director Laurence' Harbor. scoutmaster, Rudolph Hedel. that 21 volunteer drivers had taken Mrs. Albert Hopkins, Bushnell Rd. Allaire State Park this summer, Douglctu Alumni noon to the Cheesequske State Ma]. Gen. Albert F. Cassevant, 490 passengers for medical treat- Browntown, recently. Miss Jeanne Park, leaving the church on Main according to an announcement ments during the month of March, Hopkins gave a demonstration on made by ,E. Donald Sterner, Bel- ret), former commanding genera] On Apr, U the Douglass College SI. at 2 p.m. and returning at 4:19 if Fort .Monmouth, has been traveling 5097 mllea In 21 days and sewing hooks and eyes. p.m. Accompanying the group on mar, president of the Monmouth Alumni of Monmouth County held giving a total of 660 hours In the inanimously elected to the board The leaders present were Miss bicycles were Miss Jane Van- County Boy Scout organization. a dinner meeting at the American service. Some of the patients are Authorities'at Allaire State Park, of directors of the Monmouth Hotel, Freehold. At the meeting Margaret Krimmel, Mrs. Hans Brakle, adult advisor Mrs. Helen County Chapter of the. American Don't Neglect extremely handicapped, requiring Getshall and Everett Tremper. have asked the Scouts to consider Mrs. Thomas Slddons, Matawan, physical assistance beyond (he ca- Krimmel, Mrs. Nicholas Arace and Red Cross to /ill the vacancy Mrs. Albert Hopkins. the possibility of providing guide president of the alumni, Introduced pacity of one person. Also, since Cars were furnished for the trip service during the summer months caused by the recent resignation the new officers). They wen Mrs, the driver must be paying atten- "Potatoes" were discussed and by Mrs. Karl Hermann, adult ad- and the request wss approved by of Mrs. George C. Kornboff. Tbe Francis tittle, Long Branch, presi- tion to traffic when the car is In the subject of a demonstration of visor to the fellowship and Mrs. the Executive Board of Monmouth term expires this; September. dent; Mrs. Arthur Kamln, Fair Ha- molten, there it danger ol Injury the first-year nutrition class st a Percy VanBrakle. Light refresh- Council recently. ' Gen. Cassevant served on the ven, vice president; Mrs. C. Harold meeting held at tbe home of Mrs. ments and games were also en- 1 Check Stubs! to handicapped passengers. board as an honorary represent Larsaon, Fair Haven, treasurer; Louis Kamorskl, Route U, Mat- joyed. The next meeting of the A meeting of the Scout troop The problem has been studied by leaders will be held at Allaire Sat- ative for Fort Monmouth until his Mrs. Ralph Neeld Jr., Neptune, re- awan, Saturday afternoon. fellowship will be held on Friday retirement Jan. 31 .and signified cording secretary, and Mrs. Eu- mbtor service and other 'chapter evening In the church. urday, May 21, at 10 a.m., to dis- Thty give you a complete officials for some months. The The nutrition group will hold a cuss (he .possibility of the project. bis interest In continuing his mem- gene Errlckaon, Freehold, repre- picnic July 2 and Miss Kay Eifert bership In civilian life. Tbe nomi- record of •v»ry check tentative to the board of directors. need for two Red Cross persons In No charge will be made for the each vehicle hu' been demon- was named chairman. Kothy Klein Has guide service as Scouts will par- nating committee, beaded by Jacob drown. They ihow your tx- Entertainment was given by a strated and Mrs. Joseph Oliver, ticipate as part of their Good-Turn 0. Hen, recommended that Gei. oct balance ot all times. Barber Shop Quartet called the chairman ol Gray Ladle*, now Is 6th Birthday Party and Civic -Service program, Mr. Cassevant be offered an Interim "Shaving Mugs," and composed of making an attempt to supply the Entertain Aunt - Sterner added. appointment, if one became avail- Thit helps you to avoid ov- Mr. and Mrs. John Klein, Beech- able, with recommendation for a Bob Long, Tom Cameron, Corky second person from her group. From Germany wood Terr., Ma%wan, entertained erdrafts—checks written Prout and Pete Becker. Those at- full three-year term beginning next beyond the limit of your at a party on Saturday afternoon Mrs. Jennie Cowan September. tending from this area were Mr. Mrs. Paul Martens, Lubeck, Ger- la honor of (heir daughter, Kathy, balance. They ore a help In and Mrs. Harold Collard, Keyport; Make Final Plant many, was the Thursday to Mon- Died Yesterday who was celebrating her sixth Gen. Cassevant is a native of fradno checks that may Mr. and Mrs. Slddons, Mr. and For 5th Reunion day guest Of her niece and her birthday. Mrs. Jules Sellnger, and Mrs. A. M. husband, Mr. and Mrs, Julius De- Mrs. Jennie Cowan, CO Main SL, Maine. He was graduated from (toy out aiona time. Kamlnsky, all of Matawan. Fle, Cllffwood Ave., Cliffwood. Favors received by the guests Keyport, died yesterday morning, West Point in 1931 and returned Members of UM MaUwan High featured Circus Days. There were So fill out the stubs as your School, Class of ISM, hsve made Mrs. Martens was accompanied by May 11, I960 at ber home. Mrs. to Fort Monmouth for the seventh Mrs. DeFelice's cousins, Mr, and .tunes and refreshments. Cowan was born in New York ime In September 1S57 to' become chtcki are drawn. They final arrangements for their fifth JjUendlng were Diane Lewis! Pat- Mrs. Becker Delegate year reunion. Mrs. Werner Martens and daugh- Stab:, the daughter of the late Commandant of the Signal School. add to the value and con- ter, Frances, Lexington, Xy. ty Joyce, Linda Duncan, Diane Mr. and Mrs, William Fetter. She Previous assignments, prior to be- To State Meeting Commute,! members' believe Nealls, Linda Chalman, Sharon venience of your Checking that all members of the class have had lived in Keyport '52 years. She coming school commandant, were Their house guest far the same Haho, Donna Day, Lori and Can- with the Signal Research and. De- Account.' Mrs. Olga Becker, president of been contacted but persons re- period was Hanfried Lahge, a stu- was the widow of Robert J. Cowan. The Woman's Club of- Laurence dice Klein, E. Charles Weigel, velopment Laboratory, twice as quiring information art advised to dent from the University of Mu- Frank'XUnio, Peter Koelsch, Ken- Surviving are • son, William D. Harbor, Inci, entertained the mem- contact Miss Norma DeFellce, director oXEvaos Signal Labora- ich, Germany, who to making a neth Duncan arid Ricky Klein. " Cowan, Keyport; a grandchild and tory, and later as director of engi- bera'of the Board of Directors Mon- Route 34, Holmdel. Reservations six-months' tour of the United three great-grandchildren. day evening at her home on Lao- must be made by June I. ' neering and as assistant command- States. " . Mrs. Cowan was a.member of ing officer. tana Way, Laurence Harbor, >• New Officer* Homed St Mary's Episcopal Church. • ' At a special meeting of tho board Sunday guests were Mr. and Funeral Services will be held to- final arrangements were made for Present Annual ' rs. Herman Gelger, Jersey City By Flying Club morrow afternoon at S p.m. at the and Mrs. Martha Lueg, MaUwan. Cancel Contest THE MATAWAN BANK attendance at the Convention of the Recital Tuesday The Trl-County Flying Club, Inc., Bed)* Funeral Home. Keyport. The -New Jersey- SIM* Federation^Dt Rev. Henry Male, rector of St The "Miss Little League" con- 7 based at Preston's Airport, Marl- MATAWAN, NEW JERSEY Women's Clubs In Atlantic City The"" annual «pring recltol of ees Former Classmates boro Township; named hew" officers Mary's-Church-win officiate and test, . sponsored by the Laurence this week. BcrnaDean's Musio Studio, 176 qt the third annual election of the burial will be In Fair View Ceme- Harbor Little League Women's The delegate* wJH be Mrs. Beck- Main St., Matawan, will bo pre- George Rummler, Washington, club. William Stevenson, Red Bank tery, Middletown. Auxiliary, has been cancelled due er, president, and Mrs. Robert sented Tuesday night at 8 p.m. in C, a former resident of Mata- was named president; Stephen Mc- to lack of interest The few en- Martin, first vice president Their the First Presbyterian Church, ah, who would have been a senior gill. Long Branch, vice president; • Plan Caid Social tries and fees are being returned. eliminates, rwrpectlyeV, will be Matawan. Matawan High School if ho still Joseph Lasklewlci, Cliffwood, sec- M*Mr*.. MartnMartin, aan d Mrs. Georgge Ma- The concert will include vocal ved in the area, met the mem- retary; Rhea Preston, Marlboro Sirius Chapter, No. 123, Order of Wi/f Meet Wednesday kuk, second vice presidentid . TThh e selections and number* on the ac- >e;rs of the Matawan High School Township, treasurer. Eastern Star, Matswan, win spon- board also Beck* cqrdlon, Spanish guitar, Hawaiian enior Class at the Pen. Dow Res- The club owns two planes, an sor a can) mcial on Thursday Royal Workers Community Club : : "*" ir, piano, fruinpet, dfufns, uxii.* urant in; Virginia last week for Aeronlca and a Tri-Pacer, which night, June 3 at 8 p.m.. at the 111 meet on. Wednesday at CM tromboia and
Fiorentino, Robertsville; Tool Ana Bayshore 4Hers El«, Robertsville; Buddy Hubbs. Mofganville; Jean Marie Aimv worth, Diane Legier, Charfet Wik- FOR MORE ALL-AROUND DEPENDABILITY... Given Ratings off and Tom Fiorentino, Roberts- ville. "Good" was awarded Peter , Seventy-seven demonstrators and Gretchen VanMater, Marlboro; fl made 56 presentations in Mon-Cathie Mount, Robertsville. mouts County's fourth annual 4-H demonstration contest held at Free-: Explaining the contest, Mr. Si- hold Township School. West Free- ver said, "There is real art in giv- hold. According to George W. Si-ing a demonstration. It is 'show- ver Jr., county club agent, the ing by doing* or 'words put into quality of the demonstrations again action'." While the demonstration has greatly improved as shown by is. of value to others, it is of far JUST CART BEAT the ratings. II "excellents" and. 24 greater value to the demonstrator. "very goods." A demonstration encourages Demonstrations are - becoming boys and girls to learn thoroughly ope of the moat important phases a given practice to be presented. 11 of 4-H Club work, reports Mr. Si-It encourages and teaches team- "SUKR-RH5HT QUALITY GENUINE SPRING IAMB ONLYI ver.'He says that the demonstra- work, so desirable in 4-H Club Fruits & Vegetables! tion experience is a valuable ex- work. perience to the club member. They Judges for the contest were: Ttiiar, t*M*l * fain poise, lelf-conBdence, and in-Marvin A. Clark, Monmouth Coun- ty Agricultural Agent; Mrs. Fred itiative, and they show same of the 1 results of 4-H Club! work to theHuneke, President 4-H Leaders As- SWKTC0RN529. sociation; Richard 0, Rice, Mon- mouth County Associate Agricul- ntrMi Km top — tatMt, lil*» Ribbons were awarded to dubtural Agent; Anthony B. Smith, members at the oonchision of thePresident, Freehold Jaycees; Mrs. contest, and all who participated Loretta Willgerodt, Uncroft; Mrs. WATERMELON -10< will be the guest* of the Freehold Betty L. Hagerty, assistant club FlwMa Vabtala — SWMI, Inlay Kiwanis Club at a Rutgers Uni- agent, Middlesex County; Mrs. nnwu wr MiniM nrihr versity football game in the f att. George Schneider, Wayside; Mrs. Among the dub members who Frances H. Keefer. assistant dub ORANGES 5i39< are eligible to participate in theagent, Ocean Countyi Mrs. H. Hear state demonstration' contest June drickson and Miss Sarah Hendrick- Flm, Mia », at Rutgers University. New son, GroveviUe. tTHf Brunswick, is Peggy Haul, 4-H Vaquerot, "What to Look for When TnU week, why don't you look MINT JELLY IETTUCEicEBtncs17< Choosing A 4-H Horse." through the windows of your Flra, BriMky Rales Far Stats Caalest church . . . from tha Inside. 5ft • 67 To demonst-ate In the state con- test the members must have re- CUCUMBERS 3'«25' ceived an "excellent" rating in the T*iai, T*ai*r - WaikK II *i, k*| N *t. k*C county contest; the demonstrations READY-TO-COOK must be between U and 20 minutes in length, and the demonstrator "S*er-Rlgit" Qniny-Te SPINACH 19. 35« must have been 14 years ol age by Jan. 1. I960. DUCKS 39 The ratings of the county demon- ANN PAOI strations of members from the bay- shore area were as follows. "Ex- Right "-BONELESS BRISKET ceUenU"'» Peggy Kaul, Holmdel; Carol and Barbara Fuchinskas, Robertsville. "Very Good" was re- c ceived by Barbara' Hansen, Rob- CORNED BEEF =59: «79 artsvllle; Shirley Hyman and Lynn •MIIIIHH Okta* ni Itsws —tisalu Siriit, Lasts ™•• "iwf On J M [*fvll Shoulders of Lamb " -"« " 391 Ribs of Beef 'IWr1*' w 69** i,, «•••' » * ' ic. Y1U0W, DtVHI FOOD 01 HOMY •••ill* tirlaf Laak ut*p*r'RI|fet" Qiallty Rib Lamb Chops 89* Ground Beef *49* Dairy Favorites! Hi*k*ry last** Ia*y ti Praam how Deaaitla Rlaalau — Nataral ferris Canned Hams -3.19 Pork Roll XT Sliced Swiss >67< Fancy Scallops "59* Fancy Whiting """ IS Wlisrls* ONMIII 0km* electric Sharp Cheddar Spread "67* Hil-O-llt — PHtiarlitf Pr*MU 0k**H MOTT'S APPLESAUCE 4- 59< Sharp Sliced American h 65' CHICKEN R| or llle*a *r PIN* heating r A MDREII « A"*«-tk% Muenster Cheese W49* cuts yearly VMinrDELl CHICKEM NOODLE SOUPS *t -"IIJ Parmesan Cheese k 75fl DOLE'S PINEAPPLE JUICE 3 :83 | M. REDDI-WIP Crtam 63* maintenance FRII ... 1 piekaf* of Sparhla OalaHn Das- IVORY SOAP - 4 35 sart with purehai* •» t can ti Raddl-Wlp. Dal Mtati Iras* Rlllikl* Irut—Fli* Qiillly 2^49* Sweet Peas u""lw 4..: 49* Frozen Food Buysl Bartlett Pears lalift, laklif, Fryli| bills to r47° Mazola Corn Oil :1351::::V56* Hiwallsa Dsllfkt (PlaiappU wllk Platappl* Oak**) Salad Dressing Ail Pi|»—iMrkli — OIIIM •< Fl*«*n Crestmont Ice Cream Frafrut ut Flmrtil 4 Gelatin Desserts 4-25* Grape Juice - 3«:49* nothing NectarTeaBags "16 17 All Pip —P*r* Pin Alialai* Fall Sunklst Punch eH Strawberry Preserves <.'39* M.UI.M.IJ Alcoa Wrap ,M.a33 ^ Haklw* — lk*rlkr
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JtT.I(ATdUFFWOOOAVe.lCUFFWOOD TW«. • Wai. .Then., UaUl II PrM. - U ton MONtfOVTH Kt. U AT POOLS AVtL, RAMTAN TOW^ItHUP Mats.,1a*. -W TsamvUssH • ML Taw. - WaL • nanv lladl I PJt V , . . " ! I' « . '.!•/' ' 'f I' • .'I lit • ; i ml I! rj,,i, iu* >•. . Jtaft. fight THE MATAWAN JOWMAI, M. J. Tiwwdoy, Mof tt, I960 Bowling League Holds Banquet KNOW YOUR NAVY Tn* Harbor Women'! Bowling League held Ht lint annual Bowl- ing Banquet Saturday evening Peterson'* Bottoowood Manor, Matawan. Mn. Joseph Holub, president, Introduced the wbo were Mn. Gladys Schicker, Fords, past president of tbe New Jersey State Woman's Bowling As- sociation and currently 'County Secretary cf toe Central Jersey Bowling Association; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Curry, SayreviUe, and Mr. andMn. Joseph Reiner, Metuchea. The Circulation Of Trophies wen awarded to tbe teams and in*vkteali. Markar- chek-a Delicatessen, first place team; Club Helene, second, and Syloette and Alexander's, third The Keyport Weekly place tie. Other team at wen Pittias * Anowsmith Bulld- ert. Magic Cottage Beauty Salon, M MB QUI KX1OWM0 Harbor Beauty Sboppe aid Val- OOSt aB*N» O» WMJNG AT A and Tones. MtncuLu KNHVOUS H MO. OCEAN MAKES It fOSSSJtf IO First place trophy was presented KBP A HOt AT SUfOt WCBCS. to Mn. Holub; Mr*. Patricia Ma- ms WAS n* NAYTS Stan or The Matawan Journal gala, second; Mr*. Jana Varga, WCCKS KMHG WOOD WAI *. MS MMSkftM IS nWCAl Of third; Mr*. Mariaa SJeemtU. me nor oias nut tana burth, udlfrt. Madeline Billand, out ctoiAi NAVY, tmatu fifth. mt IONG, OtSHAOS UMO Is Growing Trophies for WHs individual ICNSi HAS A trtB) Of M KNOtS. came* wen awarded to Mn. Pa- trtda Magala. Brtt place; Mrs. Marion SesaaaU sod Mn. Evetja Dankovkk. aecaad place He. Month By Month High ladMdaal series honors Entertains Club Freeway Will Be went to Mrs. Patricia Magala. first y and Mrs. Yvoaaa Holub, second. At Morganville Topic The high team game series and Of Session average prize was earned by lat- Mrs. Kobert.Owens, Morganvflle, A publil c hearing no karcbek's Delicatessen team. wu hottest to the (octal in* oa aUgantatt«r«B Ranks proposed Mn. Alice Kerr won the title at uesday evening. Oamea were In Monmouth County has been •The Most Improved Bowler." played and the priie for the eve- scheduled by lbs State Highway The Jesters provided tbe music Department for May 19. Tbe hear- for dancing. ning was awarded I* Mrs. August BoldL Birthday gifts wen received ing will be held In the Ocean Town- Mrs. John Wilson and Miss ship Municipal Building, corner of MHS Tops Fliers; Sarah Ann Seber from their secret Monmouth and Deal Rds., begin- pals. ning at 10:30 a.m. LB Relays Next Those attending were Mrs. Ed- Residents, local officials, and Matawan continued on their dual ard Becker, Mrs. Louis Becker, other Interested parties wtlf be able win streak In track at Neptune Mrs. Donald Miller, Mrs. John Wtt- to receive tint-hand explanations yesterday, ninning over the Scar- Jr., Mr*. Martin Smith ar., of department proposals and to let Filers 82 1/3 and M 1/3. As rs. August Boldt, Mn. Leroy make constructive suggestions on the meet was run right after a heavy ihower, times and perform- anPelt, Mn. Joseph Lanztro ST., the proposed hlghwty alignment ances could not be very distin- Mrs. Oarrett Denlse, Mn. Robert The southerly end of Ae proposed guished. Seber Jr. and Miss Sarah Ann Sa- 10-mile-Jong Freeway will meet The Maroon and Steel produced existing Route 35 In Wall Township Classified Ad another weight man, Dennis Knig- at a point one-half mile north of tr. to lake firsts In the shot put Mn. Martin Smith sr. was tbe and dltdts end tie for it u the the Rout* 31 and Atlantic Ave. vest of honor of her children at traffic circle. It will pass through Ugh himp. Rich Bennett picked : dinner at Shore Point Inn, Key- up hit usual double In the dashes. port, oa Mother's Day. Those at- Neptune and Ocean Townships. Its Bred Bredaeh made a good 4*9 la northerly terminus will be a spur U.I seconds. tending wen Mr, and Mn. John Wilson Jr., Robert Owens and of the Garden State Parkway, Just Inserted In Due to the bad footing, events daughter, Vivien, and Martin Smith east of the Parkway Spur and Hope like the pol* vault and high Jump sr. Following the dinner Mr. and were halted at a low height All Mn. Martin Smith entertained. Rd. Intersection south, of Eaton- the Maroon and Steel field man Those who visited wen, Mr. and town proper. held In with the meevateeaoy won Mrs. Thomas Smith and children, limited Access Freeway ,., b dKLnmnlai events. Thl* Satur- 'Ulle and Iris, Mn. John Wilson Highway Department enginetn •*.»• '"^tf Matawan wM I» a participant .. Mrs. Martin Smith Jr. and chil- wJU propose * limited-access free- In tbe annual Long Branch relay*: 1 dren, Martin III, Barbara Lynn way with dual 24-foot wide road-' Ihe Keyport Weekly Matawan will be defending NJSIAA ways, separated by a center Island champion* to both the Mb and and Christine Anne, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and sons, Frank and with a minimum width of 60 feet 180-yard relays. Hard-surfaced shoulders 12 feet H» tummary, (M) Matawan: (H) John, Newark; Mr. and Mn. Don- Haptuna. — (i - ' ' " Miller and eons, Donald and wide will follow the outside edge of each roadway while next to the 100-jd. 4aan — Btnnttt (H). Mab- "homaj. And Mtt (II), JtUeeat (Ml. Tim.: 10.J center Island will be safely strip* Percy VanPeit, New York, spent three feet wide. The minimum **So-rO. twh — Btnnttt IH), Mab- lie weekend tn MorganvUl* visit- MH (M), Jtffeotl at). TUM: sa.4 width of the freeway's right-of- relatives. way will be 200 feet 440-yd. run — Bndach (M), Croat? (HI, Beau/ord (N). Tlmti M.I ttc*. Following the basic pattern for m-yt. run — CtroOMi* (II), RnH Mn. Joyce Hunt I* freeways, similar to the Garden IK), Moort (N). Tlmtl 1 mm.. 14.J ttca. State Parkway, the Route 35 Free- Milt run — BUM IN), D'Atotuso President Of Society way will have no marginal develop- The Matawan Journal III). McKnlfW (U). T&nt: S mlm.. Mrs. Joyce Hunt wu elected ment, no eras* roads, and access aSfjt. his* hurdlet — CondltlU), to add from the highway will be Cavt INlTr. UMN (II). Tint: president of St. Benedict'* Catholic la i •«<«. Church Altar and Rosary Society available only at Interchanges. — Kirn (M), . T1m«: 11.6 a meeting held in the Knight* Early thinking of department en- Columbus Hall. Keyport Also glneen Is for interchanges at the Shot put — Xrunr (M), Btll (N). following cross roads; Allaire Rd. In* Will Be Read By Over Twlddlt IN). Ditttnctl « ft.. S lot. elected were Mn. June* J. Hal- Dlacua - Xrunr (M), Twlddlt (If). ton, vice president; Mn. Theodore Wall Township; 18th Ave. in Wall Wllaon (H). Dfitanc*; 110 ft., S Int. Township; Route 38 In Wall Town- Javtun — Vrwltnd (It), Kaj (M).Martini, secretary, and Mn. Fred Twt bs had mare than twice u many Bank, and Hs secretary-treasurer, Thrtt Employ*** Art Public Service Introduces New Bus Niuests lor speakers from pro- Tbouuuf & Xnecht, cashier, AUan- Mrs. Meyner Aids Banking Croup I |ia chairmen, of county orgasi- hurst National Bank and Trust Cited By Hercules si lions compared with a year ago. Company. Mental Health Discusses Events F *nk Warner, vice president and Three baysbore area residents ti •surer. Central Jersey Bank and Serving as aooffido members have been cited by the Hercutes -I airs. lU*ertB.Meyiier again wffl The Board of Trustees ol the T ust Company, reported on pJaas of the board of trustees are lour Pswder Co., Parlin, oa their serv* h*Vbt Ben Ringer Residential Monmouth County Beakers aad fo the association's next quarterly past presidents of the tirgaaltatlon. Ice anniversaries with the f Mr* •> Taeaday. al the Clearing House Aaaodatk» net a wtlng scheduled for June 1 Tiwy are Ernest Hall, executive Bayard T. Lambora, Union H I. jasseristtm to MeoUl Health Thursday it Shadowbrook Ian, At vice president. AUenhurst National Matawan, was cited for comp astf Us II (ntaty chapters. TU re- Shrewsbury. PreaMiag wwNathaa Trustees attending the meeting Bank and Trust Couw-7; Harold tton of IS years of service. eBpOtatment erf Mr.. Meyner who V. Dey, president of the organiza- utluded Merle Simpson, cashier, W. Walling, vice president. Peoples Others honored wert Amos Bur- also served at Bell Rlager Chair- tion ud «Jso vice president, Mon- Bpmar-Wall National Bank; WU- National Bank, Keyport; Samuel E. lew |r, Browntown Kd., MMttsoe) aaaa laat year was announced by mouth County National Bank, Red liim C. Johnson Jr., cashier, Keaas- Morris, president. Long Branch Township for JO years and James Veaneth C Fatter, Suie Campaign Bank. burg-Middletown National Bask; Trust Company: Raymond F. A. Youncofskl, 44 Oak St, Keyport, ftimfrr*- He Mid that Mra. Vletj- An expanded public relations pro- Eferett T. Cauftman, cashier, As-. Johnson, president, First National WtffWltd M yeirs in AprtL Bank of Bradley Baach. .aer will lead more thai 45.0M men gram was by John Kay, txlry Park and Ocean Grove Bank; y, ThU week, why don't you look and women volunteer! in the bouse- assistant cashier? eburgMirg-Midg d - J. Donald Miller, cashier, Farmers fcvhouse canvass o( the National i and Merchant* National Bank, Real Estate Listing Cards torthrough the window! of year dtetowa National Bank, chairman sale at thla office. .from the inside. Meatal Health Fund Drive. of the public relations committee. Mitawsn. and Joseph Mullm, vice church , proeldent and trust officer, Asburv Mr. Foster pointed out that for To dsts the committee hai received 5S requests tram school* In t h s Ptlrk-Manaiquan National Bank (he fint time the residential ap- and Trust Company. seal will be held on the same day county lor visual aid fllmi on bank- la every county of the state except ing subjects recently msde avail- Also participating were the as- llndaon. Previously, each county able lor classroom study, assembly sociation's vice president. S. Jo- seph McVey, executive vice prenS held IK canvass on different days. use aad vocational guidance. 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Sophs No-Senior Nines Top Rumsort '63 Saturday Bouts Test To Freehold Matawan Jsyvees had little trou- Get Whitewashed Keyport freshmen needed only one big inning to take the Purple : Pairings for the tea bouts on the Pitchers Alex Pietrewicz, Key- ble" Saturday in larruping the Two high school baseball teams amateur card to be presented by Green Wave sophomore* at Long Bulldog yearlings into camp at port, and Don Rooney, Freehold without scn'ors in the number Rumson 4-3 Saturday. la the sec- the Freneau Independent Volunteer Regional, did their best Saturday Branch 11-1. Jack Yates. winning proved no competitive match for N^Jtj Co. at Matawan High School ond, the KHS frosb got under way to keep the meeting between their MHS pitcher, made things secur either Keyport or Matawan Friday. with one out Fred Jones got a auditorium Saturday were an- two teams, the leaders in the "A" for himself at the start by wal- The Keys walloped Atlantic High- life on an error. Fred Rothenberg nounced early this week by Frank and "B" divisions of the Shore Con- lands 13-4 while Matawan powered Boyle. CUffwood, the matchmaker. loping a two-bagger with Bill: hit safely. An outfield fly made a ference, the top level contest of Wall Township 10-0. second out, but then Keyport There will be three 112-pound the season that it rated. But the Wathington and Larry Behr on Wall was without seniors simply bouts. Benny Diaitonti, Elizabeth, moved to four run*. Stan Sluian infielding on both sides lapsed sore- base in the first Heavy slugginj because they have not been , in singled to score Jones. Beefy Sul- will stack up against Johnny ly in the late innings.. The Co- by Art Hensler and Wathington existence long enough to have Brawn, Cliffwood; Richie Gon- livan was safe on an error, filling lonials won 2-1, their lapsing doing them. They made it a contest the sacks. Bryon Jackson doubled lales, Elizabeth, against Johnny the lesser damage. kept the Maroon and Steel scon rolling up inning by Inning until against the Maroon and Steel on and three more KHS runs galloped Price, Newark, and Tom Kartell, Pietrewicz, facing the best high their own grounds last month, but Elizabeth, against Jimmy Costello, it was no longer a coatest home. school baseball team it has been Friday Dave, Gregory, MHS Buster Boyd'i homer in the fifth Matawan. In the 118-pound bracket, his lot to pitch against, was never Matawaa Jayvees (II) pitcher, dazed them with an as- Calvin Townsend, Elizabeth, will was the first Rumson run. Daa better. He walked but one man and •b sortment of slow curves and spin- Hourahan, KHS hurler, weakened square off against Eddie Welstead, struck out ten. Only ont batted ball ners. He fanned 10 and walked two. Matawan. W. Wathington, p. If in the sixth. A walk, a triple and off his delivery carried into the Behr, 3b Ed Flynn, MHS leadoff barter, then two more walks made the Three 135-pound encounters are outfield on the fly. Rooney, a right- DeUaPietro, ct to take place. Ransome Sanders, decided the issue of the gome on situation a tight one, but Hourabasj handed fastballer, whiffed eight Smutko, cf the first pitch of Hank Przbylow- then pulled himself together for a Elizabeth, is matched with Phil KHS batters but walked five. But Yates, If, p Gorman, Newark; William Hall, 1 tki, Wall pitcher. It went for a strikeout, am infield out sad • loaj with him, too, only one fly ball Garafanp, c home run and Wall misplayt there- fly out to end the Rumaon upristag Elizabeth, with Paul Tomasello, went to a Freehold outfielder. M. Eovino, sa •Matawan, and Garry Jensen, Clli after gave Maiawaa a prohibitive before the score waa Bed. The tension was in evidence early Sutherland, if wood, with Ronnie Leyes, Eliza- Mafawaa High School's varsity baseball squad The MHS players (left to right): First row: Mike Schubiger, rf lead before the first Inning was Keyport Fi (4) when with one out in the first, slow over. BUI Collins also homered for beth. Allan Frederichs, Keyporf ran up 21 run* against Atlantic Highlands Tuesday, Hanien, Charlie Wathington, Bob Ranld, Larry Garito, Ragland, 2b . infielding and an error let the Co- Matawan later in the game. For Bryon Jackson, U r wilt participate in a 147-pound boil a mark second only to the S3 runs Leonardo scored Bob Jackson, Dave Gregory, likely MHS pllebtr to- tlensler, lb •gainst Keyport in • Conference game nine years lonials' Alex Tuyanhov pick up two Gregory the shutout pulled him out Weeks, lb with Leonard Coley, Elizabeth. morrow and Ed Firm. Sickles, lb -. This will be the Keyporter's first •go. The Maroon and Steel will be wishing they had bates. But Pietrewicz then showed Of the role of Just a relief winner. Hourahan, p fight. some of these M runs when they face the crossfire Second row: Billy Wathlngtoa, Bobby Hastate, hie hand by fanning the Colonials He has sow hurled 12 straight VanPelt, as Light Heavyweight Divisloo of Keyporl'ori's see lefthander, Lew Wells, tomorrow Don DelUPIetre. BUI Bottle, Art Henskr, Jota Yates, batters to retire the side. scoreless Innings.. F. Jones, 3b at KHS fieldfield. The Matawan team has received • Fred Meter and Coach George Delta. ,- Lf* Bnaefc Sophi (1) The 155-pound pairing pits Ton; Wtlkt First Batter . TeotUeta Tigers P. Rothenberg, e bid to the Greater Newark tournament but will cam- Third row: Bob RaglawL Kea SicUea, Larry : aft'r Dowd, 2b Archure, Elizabeth, against Tom- pete in CJ Group II and the Tri-County Instead. Behr and Mike Eovtao. ^,~'. Rooney walked the first Key- Volpe. ts Atlantic Highlands was without my Williams, Newark. They a r porter up In both the first and sec- Sluian, rf Coiumo, Jb • seniors because ol a general mov- Sullivan, cf Golden Gloves fighters. Anothei IIIIMIIIMIMMIIM lantic Conference with a J-0 mark. ond. BUI Hogan followed with a hit Behrens, e ing out when one of them waa matching of Glovers cendi Herman The Sea Hawks are 4-4 now on In the second to put two on with Oaitaan, 16 benched a week or ao back. The Cariint, Elizabeth, against Fred none out, but then Rooney bore Newman, cf assorted newcomers and Jayvees the season. On the freshman side, BAYSHORE JUNIOR wer Williamson, Newark, in a "'I LOOKING Bennett Is shortstop on an un< down to retire the side on a,strut- V. Tomasello, p left * °° nutch (or Lew Wells, pound go. out, a force and > pop up. Craver, p Keyport's ace pitcher, who fanned defeated Lehigh Frosh nine that Reardon, 2b The feature battle of the evening j IT OVER will engage Rutgers next Saturda; HIGH SCHOOL The struggle for a run In the Morrizzo, 3b tt of them. He walked three. Will be * heavyweight contest be- Newton, If Greene ,at 2:30 p.m. in the stadium area. tensely-contested game went'on to The Keys got only four hits off Robinson, If tween Ronnie Knight, 193-pound River Rd. in Piscataway Township. the sixth. In the fourth the Co- Dugan, rf the pitching of Jim Keegan and CUffwood battler who has seen KEYPORT BOARD OP EDU CONFERENCE Boyd, lb If the Brown and White frosb get tonlals thought they had one when Bruce Heath, Tiger huriers. The 13 Lewis, p much ring action, with Tomm; CATION'S statement thst the school 24 1 hall be put In the "B" division o! by this one, an unbeaten record It appears likely now the Con- Harv Whille bounced • double off runs on four hits is explained by Broderick, rf Jones, the Elizabeth lumber is theirs. Otherwise in college ball. he Shore Conference or else KHS ference will have a new champion, Punkln Brown's glove and went to an item of U walks charged to Killmer, c heaver, called by Tony Orlando, It Is interesting to note that Dou third on a passed bait Frank Ac Heath as a pitcher and six Atlantic his trainer, as tough u the knots will withdraw at the time of the L the feature of play last week was Doralco, 3b Patton Is clubbing the ball for the the turning back of Coach Fred claano dumped down • roller andTwo Group IV Highlands errors. Even with all Dickson, rf . the pine he heaves. 1982 regrouping leaves nobody in Rutgers vanity, having whacked Whille raced. There was a hairline this, Coach Bob Zampello did not Blandeberg, cf „".There will be ample substitu- he Conference a chance to sa] GenubocUf 1959 titllsts. Middle- out a bases-full homer for the Scar- town Intermediate, after they had decision on the runner at first. The rest "easy as the Keys had only a Bolemon, cf tions of worthy caliber in cue the hey were not advised of Kevport'i let to crush Lafayette M In a Mid- Freehold players and'their coach Schools Beaten 1-0 lead to the third and a 3-0 lead ring physician dlsqualifiea any of position In time or that there was shown the potential to repeat by, dle Three contest Saturday. Th defeating their more feared rivals, argued with the umpires but it Matawan High frackmen-continu to the'fifth: At that, the steady the boxers matched at the time anything ambiguous about It. We grandson of Keyport banker. F. •tood as a third out, stream ot Highlands players up to near to enter the ring, Boyle an- Matawan Elementary and Rarltan ed to run up their record of consec- Score by Innings: In advance of the June I date foi Palmer Armstrong, will be in the utive victories in dual meets over the plate for their strikeouts and nounces. In addition to Orlando,the "postcards" on participation, Township, in successive games. Pietrewicz struck out the first Keyport Freshmen lineup next Saturday at Rutgei the past weekend and varied the then back to the bench was inter- Rumson Freshmen owe Boyle has en|oyedAhe co-operation Conference knows the KHS The Mlddletown team went for a Blue and Gold batter in the sixth. 120-1 field when the Scarlet varsity takes ghutout victory over Rarltan 3-0. Then the Keys started to fold un- script somewhat by taking a pair rupted hi the seventh when Larry 0000 of promoters Red Shields, New- land. The Conference might no on Lehigh In another Middle Three Crocket msde a lone hit off Wells. ark, and Charlie Gorman, Asbuiy With thn two top teams In theder the 04) strain. Brown was slow of Group IV schools into camp oo For development of tomorrow's ie what Keyport did but they can game the same time the Scarlet league thus humbled, there ap- their own home grounds, Mata- It was shutout day all around weapons, the Advanced Research Park, In arranging the show. never say they were held up In to move In on Tuyanhov's roller Irosh are battling the Lehigh year peared little likelihood the surging to third and It was a hit. Pietre- wan 4s Group II. The score over rlday when Chuck Nichols Projects Agency and the three lelr making of plans by any de- lings. champs could be stopped. i bore down to fan Ron Rup- Mlddletown Thursday was 80 topitched a no-hlt 10-0 win for Rum military research departments cur- \y or undecidedness on Keyport'a 36 and over Long Branch Satur- • « • But they were, Union Beach precht for a second out Bert Ca- i over Hoffman to end the Am- rently are undertaking 2000 Indl- IB Little League part. Had Keyport policy not been rnarata bounced to Hogan. The day wn-70 1/3 to 46 2/3. Myans' chances In the northern vidual projects, ranging from basic ;alnst playing Group IV schools, GARDEN STATE PARK this bearded the defending champs In week welcomes back Its own Richie Bennett set a new school 'B" race and keep the Purple Bull- research to the production engi- ie very pleasant football series record of 9.9 seconds in' the 100- dogs alive. neering of hardware items. This Starts Season th Wayne Township would not Willie Hartack, after the doings Memorial followed this one with from Jim Wilson, KHS first sacker, and rolled to the fence. Tuyanhov yd. dash at Mlddletown. Other Maiawaa (M) diversification Is for the mainte- Union Beach Little League tve been terminated this year, of the Derby. Hartack will add a 10-3 crusher against the Inter- luster and attract additional mediate School team. This double ctme in to score. Whille was walk- notable margins by Maroon and abr nance of America's power to pre- opened Its season Saturday before ayne goes to a Group IV enroll- serve peace. a gathering of 200 at the Recrea- clientele to the track after the beating puts Mlddletown in a poor ed, Acclsano grounded to Hogan Steel performers at Mlddletown Flynn, rf 4 I lent. so they go off Keyport'i way he led Venetian Way past and the ball got away from the was a stirring 20.9 second mark Wathington, u 4 2 tion Field. The occasion was schedule. But it would certainly spot In the lost column in a race marked by the crowning of a Lit- Bally Ache and Tomplon Satur- that Is stlli wide open. KHS shortstop. Camarata raced in in the low hurdles by Bob Condlt Job Jackson, If 3 2 ve been utterly Inconsistent to and a II ft., 8 In., "go up" In tle League Queen. Lois firunner, day. It might be observed that Billy Langan, Union Beach with a second Freehold run and larito, lb 3 0 ,ve dropped Wayne and then there Is work for Hartack at the Whille wound up at third and Ac- the pole vault by Sam Kay, ,ankl, c 3 I queen for 1960, was crowned by ten on Group IV Long Branch, pitcher, got his team away on the Judy Samsel, last year's queen. Garden for In the first week of Clsono at second on the mlsplay. Bennett and Roy Matthews, MHS lolllns. 3b 3 1 Today thru Saturday ddletown and Freehold Regional, right foot by, driving In two runs Anthony Perkins Misi Brunner received a queen's racing there, with Just a random In the opening inning. But Middle- But Pietrewicz stopped the damage weights men were double-double ates, lb that, the Keyport board hot list of Jockeys, only one out o( there by getting Pete Nunez for winners in that they scored two Bowie, lb Jane Fonda bouquet, t trophy, a savings bond town came bock strong to score "TALL STORV award and other gifts. Her ladles- en very nice to the Conference five favorites going off came In three on Bob Williams' smash the final out on an easy roller. wins In each of the meets. Brad rianson, cf agreeing to accept even a "B" — And - In-waiting were Terry Ellis anil to win against the norm of one alter a walk and error had put Freehold MlspUya Bradach waa the Maroon and iregory, p Technicolor Colette Gartner, sin recipients of tpot. An athletic director,la ope ot out ol three prevailing at Aquef men on bates. Union Beach wA Steel's outstanding performer Richard Egaa he Group IV schools reports he Came the bottom of the seventh gifts. Dot Klnjrter, of'the Reo duct. This, does not mean that the It up In the third and went ahead and It was the turn ql the Freehold against the Green Wave, pushing IS 10 9 Dorothy McGuIre nation - Organization, Introdu has saved that school district trans- longshot playfer proMted- thereby In'• the fourth on 'ttrefrnod i ' " ilders. With one out, Rooney his 440 time down to 51.8 seconds. Wall TWB. <() "A SUMMER PLACE" portitlon expense for athletics,, for of Hi horses going off at the Outstanding,In the meet was Long the queen. !'• ?l* *-i,r.j£ - -I'll •W1H-i-<\.W -JHV;M"V •: IM ,\-.«v • ••(»____. . Thursday, May 12, I960 THf MXTAWAN JOUtNAl. N. Pag* BMM Two Noimd To Uod 0*> First Dual Win They Only/Got 18 Runs But They Got 13 In One Inning Ocean Central Raritan 8-12 At akr Rutgers Fund Drive Klein, 2b For KHS Runners Belted By Keys More than 90 refioaal raptahM, League Debut Causby, «* including two baysnore resideaU, Lynch, as Keyport High trackmen have a Keyport won their Uth victory of Over 179 boys, aoaaagers aad bav* bees appoisKed I* head local Frailer, tb dual meet victory on the record the Mason Tuesday by routias coaches participated ta etrenonlea lor 1M. Coach Tuffy Baker*! Ocean Central (Bayville) Regional marking the opening day ot base- Fund, Donald D. Row*, generyl Crean, if forces ru over Rumson 71-4* on 1M at KHS field. Toe Keys scored ball activities tor tbe Uo-U-year chalnuaa, hu announced. Each E, Reed c May 1- Baa over is the correct ex- 13 times in the first tuning, Bkery kagu* la Raritan Township. regioaal chalrauu heads a cov Cblhat. Ib pression for the Red and Wkite a Shore Conference record far oat Activities conuBeawed with a pa- mlttee of Rutgers alumni which J. HamlUoa. Ib took every event in which there frame. With a 13-raa lead on which rade of aB the league personnel will conduct a personal B. Hamlltoa, c wai running involved. The field to work, the Red tad WMta'g Iwrt- from th* Weat Keansburg School events they mostly yielded to the er, BUI Hogaa. among aB outer asamat la the to the West Keaaa*urg Fir* Co. Purple Bulldogs power men, Fred through the gaaM. ana. ' bail ttdtj. The parade was led by Tharia tad J. V. McCarthy. It was aU over aa qakk. Praak Tba principal objectives ot thea color guard from DM Veteran, of Rulgtrs Fund, the aanul ahunnl- The Kennedy cousins, Willy and Ryno, startiag BayriDa pitcher, Foreign Win lad t wit Ol UM •Mag agtocy «f the State Univer- SltgtrM,ft John; took care of their specialties, walked Joba TojWlewavJ, Ant KHS West Keansburg Fin Co,, manned batter. The Keys tbaa « Now Open . . . Tony WlcUey la»ll«-]O-4Q» Walt Jones I82-31M«-4»n Bill Mumma 2U-1H-I93-4IO The New And 308 h* Bob Gutwdn 202 Frank Gutwein 248-209 Delightfully Different Joe Tsniburello 200 Bod Short John Seppi 313 RESTAURANT AND Aagelo Durante 202 SUNDAY Bud Mumma 223 COCKTAIL LOUNGE Mike Sudzlaa 2I0-J12 Joe Sarageno 210 MAY 15 Lea Wattsak Excellent Mealo Temptingly Served Joe Poranabo , m203 j3obDrugas 204 .. 2PM. 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Hart- Died On Sunday Mr. aad Mrs. William Walsh, Rites Saturday Site Of Wedding May 4, 19W, at Electroniqs As-, : St John's Church, Marlboro, was man, ZionsYiUe,. Pa., have an- . Mrs. Helea {Voorhees) NeidBn- Belmoni Ave., Old Bridge, are the St. Mary's Church. South Amboy. nounced the engagement of their distance Corp., Red Bank, where parents of a daughter, tarn in was the setting for the wedding of scene of tbe double ring wedding 55, wife of Philip Lovejoy of Miss Sara Dugan, daughter of daughter, Janet Ruin, to Clifford she was employed. The Rev. J. 1L Neidlinger, 177 Main St., Matawan, South Amboy Hospital Miss Doris Louise Marshall, daugh- ter of Mr. aad Mrs. John L. Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Dugan, Martin, pastor of St James Epis- died at her home Sunday, May 8, Vreelaad shall, 292 Oak St., South Amboy, Marlboro, to Harry N. Frank jr., copal Church, Edison, officiated 1966, ol pulmonary edema. A son was born in South Amboy and Matthew Cubed, son of Mr. Saturday, Apr. 30, I960, at a nup- and interment was in White Church. Mrs. Neidlinger was bom in Mat Hospital to Mr. and Mra. Charles and Mrs. Louis Cuoccl, Beers St. tial mass. The Rev. John J. No- wak, pastor, officiated. The bride- Cemetery, Edison, under the di- awan and was the daughter of thi Vreeland, 75 West Concourse, Cuff- Keyport. rection of tbe Bedle Funeral Par- wood. groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. The ceremony was performed lors, Keyport. ' ""' Saturday morning, May 7, 1960, at Harry N. Frank sr., Freehold. Vargo 9:30 a.m. by the Rev. James'Mc- The bride, given in marriage by Mrs. Hunt was bora la High- Mr. and Mrs. John E. Vargo. her father, wore a white em- lands. She was the daughter of tho 15* Cindy St., Old Bridge, are the broidered silk organza, ballerina- late Louis and CeleaHa (Wilto) Con- parents of a daughter, bora hi Given in marriage by her father length gown, a headpiece of or- the bride wore a gown of em- over. ....:•:.• 'L' South Amboy Hospital ganza and pearls, and circular veil. Besides her husband, she Is sur-: broidered silk organza with a Sa- She carried a bouquet of white brina neckline trimmed with se- viyed by two sisters, Mrs. Elvina roses and lilies-of-the-valley. Edley. Cliffwood." and Mrs. JuUa A son was bora in South Amboy quins and seed pearls, and a bouf- Mrs. Margie Dugan, Bradevelt, fant, floor-length skirt. Her finger- Dickhut, East Brunswick, aad three Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Donald sister-in-law of the bride, was the brothers, Clifton Conover, Edison; - Magness, It Madison Ave., Old tip veil of Illusion fell from a crown matron of honor. She wore a blue of seed pearls. Russell Conover.. Newark, and Or- Bridge, on Thursday, Apr. £8, I860. silk organza, ballerina-length gown vUIe Conover, New Brunswick. The baby has been named Donald Miss Anita Marshall, sister of the with a matching headpiece and Scott. , bride, was the maid of' honor. carried a rainbow color bouquet Mr*, WBBaaa E. Fix . Bridesmaids were the Misses Sha- Uncle Is Best MM 'Funeral servtces'fbr Mrs.*Oef* * Haber ron and Judy Chevalier, Sayreville, John Coyne, Belmar, uncle of the trade F. Fix, «0, of 11 Chestnut Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haber, cousins I the bride, Christine Tys- bridegroom, was the best man. St.. * Port Monmouth, were held Braiiley Lane, Hazlet, are the par- ka and Mary Ann Smelas, all of A reception lor the Immediate MISS JANET RUTH HARTHAN from the John F. Pfleger Funeral.' ents of a son, born Tuesday, May Sayreville, and Marilyn LaMont, families was held at Van's Free- Home, New Monmouth, Saturday. }, 1960, in Rlvervlew Hospital South Amboy. hold Inn. The couple left for a trip Tonnessen, son of Mr. and Mrs. At U a.m- there W a mass offer- Trygve Tonnessen, Union Beach. ed at St, Mary's Church, New Moa- Sweat Frank Bonifacio, Philadelphia, through the southern stales. For Pa., was the best man. Ushers traveling the bride chose a navy Miss Hartmaa is employed at mouth, and interment was.in ML A daughter was born in Rlver- were Frank and Robert Drogan. blue and white dress, matching ac- CollegevUle Flag Co., ZlonsvUle, Olivet Cemetery. Middletown. Mrs. vlew Hospital on Tuesday, May 3, cousins of the bride, and Fred cessories and a corsage ol pink and and her fiance is an employee of Flu died May 3, 1960, at tbe Hill- MRS. PHIUP L. NEIDUNGEB ), to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slea. all of Matawan; Ralph Nappl, white carnations. Upon their re- Ulrichsen'e Boat Works, Keyport, top Nursing Home, Middletown . Sweat, U Center Aye., Keansburg. late Emily C. (Warne) Voorhees Middlelown, and William Wilson. turn, they will reside at 22 Lafay- Township, after a long Illness. and Jamei English Voorhees. Bracken Keyport. ette PI., Freehold. She waa born lnNewsrk and had MR., MRS. GEORGE THOMAS RUTH She was graduated from Mata- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bracken. The bride, a graduate of St. Mrs. Frank was graduated from lived in Port Monmouth for U Freehold Regional High School and Funeral Services yean. She was a member of St wan. High School and Newark State MB Broad St., Keyport, are the Mary's High School and St. Before an altar decorated with Their gowns and headpieces were parents of a son, born Wednesday, Peter's School of Nursing, New white carnations, Miss Gall Diane styled like the honor attendant's in Is employed at the New Jersey Mary'a Church there and of tbe Normal School Most of her teach- State Hospital, Marlboro. Rosary and Altar Societies of the May 4. 1960, In Monmouth Medical Brunswick, Is employed by the Melnier. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. coral and they carried coral car- ing career was in the Belford lenter. Sayreville Medical Group, Her hus- Mr. Frank graduated from Free- Funeral service* were held Fri- church and St. Benedict's Church, George Melnier sr., 122 Middlesex nation old fashioned bouquets with day from tbe Naughright Funeral School of the Mlddletown Township band, a graduate of Keyport High coral streamers, hold High School and Is in partner- Newark. She also was a member Davenport Rd., Matawan, became the bride ship with hit father In the firm of Home, High Bridge, with a mass of the Ladles Auxiliary to the Port District, but she also taught for School, is employed by Nappl of George Thomas Ruth, son of Mr. Harold Anderson, Linden, A daughter was born In Mon- Trucking Co., Cheesequake. Harry Frank, Printer, Freehold, atJ:30 a.m. at St. Joseph's Church. Moaraauth Fire Co. brief periods at Laurence Harbor mouth Medical Center on Wednes- and Mra. George Ruth, Moralng- brother-in-law ot the bridegroom, Three Bridges, tor James Maho- The couple will live on Route 34, was the best man and ushering Surviving are her husband, Wil- and other area schools day, May 4, 1960, to Mr. and Mra. side Ave., Union Beach, Saturday ney, 63, of < Taylor St. High liam E. Fix; two daughters, Mrs. Thomas Davenport, M Third St., Matawan. afternoon, Apr. 30, 1960, at 3 p.m. were George Wailing, West Keans- Bridge, who died Tuesday, May 3, Mr. and Mrs. Neldllnger were burg: Robert Hale, Union Beach, Births Vena Gray, River Plaza, and Mrs. Keyport. The Rev. Dr. Hlllman T. Williams, IMA, in Hupterdon Medical Center, Lola Sheppard. Port Monmouth; married May 3, 1930. During the pastor, performed the double ring and John Bambrlck. Keyport ' " "•" •' BtusW Fleiningloa, after a long Illness. war years and afterward Mrs. : four sons, LeRoy, Robert and Wil- Cevaseo Births ceremony in Calvary Methodist For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Mr. and Mra. John Miller, John- Mr. Mahoney was bora in New- Melnzer selected an orchid silk or- liam, Port Monmouth, and Ray- Neldllnger gave outstanding serv- A son waa born In Rivervlew Church, Keyport. Melvin Jones am Lane, Keansburg, are parents ark and had lived in High Bridge mood. Keansburg; a slater, Mrs. ice to the American Red Cross, Hospital on Wednesday, May 4, PsBag was the soloist and he was accom- ganza sheath dress over matching pf a son Bora Monday, May ». 1960, tor the past SO years. Before re- taffeta with orchid petal hat ."and Helen Miles. Fort Uuderdale. Fla.; ttu was a past chairman and ac- I960, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mr. and Mrs. Francis Poling, panied on the organ by Mils Helea at Monmouth'Medical'-Cmter. : . tiring In 1J», he waa employed for a brother, Charles VIU, Undea, >vasco. Clark St., Keyport. vanderbllt. accessories and a white orchid cor- tive member in the Matawan U3 Poole Ave.. Union Beach, are T 20 yeara at Annandale Farms Re- and 20 grandchildren. the parents of a daughter, bora •age. •• Hrer '• >K> •'•". ' formatory as a correctional officer. Branch Red Cross and a member Silbedierg Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hyer, 104 Thursday, May S, 1M0, In Rlver- Given In marriage by her uncle, The bridegroom's mother chose He was a veteran of World War I Mrs. Haaaah Carlaaa ol the Red Cross Motor Corps. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Silberberg, Clinton Raymond, Keyport, the a pink silk dress with small fitted Third St., Keyport, are parents ol Fleetwood Dr., Hailet, are the vlew Hospital. and a member of tbe Holy Name Funeral services were held Also in the manpower shortage, bride wore a full-length gown de- matching hat, pink accessories and a son, bora Tuesday, May 10, I960, Society of St. Joseph's Church and Wednesday evening at 8:30 p.m. at parents of a son. born Wednesday, a white orchid corsage. at Rlverview Hospital. Mrs. Neldllnger served wholeheart- signed with a fitted bodice of Chao- ot the Knights ot Columbus in the John W. Mehlenbeck Funeral May 4, 19N, in Rlverview Hospital. tllly lace and Queen Anne collar A reception followed for 100 edly The Keyport Weekly and The Mr. and Mrs. James Scudder, IS DeWba Three Bridges. He represented Home. Hazlet for Mrs. Hannah Bertrand St., Old Bridge, are the and long pointed sleeves. The full guests in the Oak Shades Fire High Bridge on the Hunterdon Carlson, 77. formerly of Hazlet, Matawan Journal in whatever ca- Armstrong Mr. and Mrs, James DeWlse, Mr. and Mrs. John Armstrong, parents of a daughter, bora In St. ille skirt had a Chantilly lace louse. Clark Dr., West Keansburg. an County Democratic Executive who died May 2, I960, In Brook- pacity needed, taking the place of I Plersoll Rd., Old Bridge, are Peter's Hospital. draped apron which was caught For their wedding trip to Florida, parents of a son, born Monday, Committee. dale Nursing Home. Hazlet where with small side bows and cascaded the bride wore' a light blue suit employees called to service. She ie parents of a son, born In St May 9, I960, at Rivervlew Hospital. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. she was s resident for six years. was a member of Trinity Episcopal Peter's Hospital. Eland Into a chapel-length train. Her with white hat and accessories and The Rev. Timothy Adams, pastor flnger-tiplength veil of French Il- a corsage of white orchids. When Wood Clara (Griffin) Mahoney; a son, Church, Matawan. A daughter was born In St. James, Tallahassee, Fla.; a daugh- of the Esnanuel Assembly of God Hodgson •eter's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. lusion fell from a standing crown they return, they will reside on A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Church, Hazlet, officiated and In- Funeral services were held yes- Route IS, Cliffwood. George Wood, 807 Columbia Ave,, ter, Mis a Evelyn Mahoney, at A son was born In St. Peter's lames Eland, 13 Diamond Ct., Old of Iridescent sequins and a e a d home; two brothers, Francis, New- terment was In Pair View Ceme- terday morning at 10 a.m. from toapltal to Mr. and Mra. Robert Iridge. pearls and she carried a cascade Tbe bride wai graduated from Union Beach, Sunday, May 8, I960 tery, Middletown. # Trinity Episcopal Church with the ark, and Michael, Waretown; a todgson 35 Frederick PI.. Old bouquet of white orchids and car- datawan High School, Class of in Monmouth Medical Center. Surviving are two nieces, Mra>; Rev. Canon E. W. Tucker, offi- Lam astro 858 snd Is employed by the sister, Mrs. Mary Lamb, Union iridge. nations. • Beach, and two grandchildren. D. E. Holdridge, New Shrewsbury.* ciating, assisted by Carrol B. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lamastro, Miss Deanna Eamello, Keyport, partners & Merchants National SaUberg Mrs. Theodore Merrill. Florida, aeminarlan-in-charge at the church. M Berkshire Rd., Old Bridge, are was the maid of honor. Her street- Jank, Matawan. She Is a profes- Baptism Burial, under the direction of the Mr. and Mrs. David Salaberg, Mrs. Harry L. Hunt and three nephews. Edward Ander- the parents of a daughter, born length gown, of aqua chiffon had a lional dancer and has toured tbe son, Little Silver; Julius and Oscar Bedle Funeral Home Matawan, Clinton, N. Y , are the parents of United States and Canada with tho Funeral services were held Satur. l Perth Amboy Hospital. fitted sleeveless bodice with scoop Woodbead Anderson, both of Long Branch. was In Old Tennent Cemetery, Ten- son, born Monday, Apr. 21, I960. Gay Foster Roxyettea and Hal 1 day at. 1 P Company of the division's Combat menu of MetaSarjy" coarse of me *HM tame pka wU be followed the Coliseum for the boret shows Repaint Highway Command A at Fort Hood, cater- Metals Eattaeertaj Institute at «bt ed tbt U. S. Army n December Livestock Show aa retards the sheep aad awU* which will be staged several days MSI aad completed basic training Americae Society tar lletals at re- Bach breed wJB b* atowa.but • t week. The usual rabbit, goat and line Markings at Fort Pix. He Is a 13K graduate "»t graduation ceremente ia the At State Fair limited aumbtn aad «• aa «d«- poultry ibowi win be conducted A Hi at Vt,m£ submitted by NOTES of Keyport High School and attend- lecture ban of Unioa Junior Col- and entry blanks will toon be aya Drastic cbaties la the livestock cational level. Certata times each James W. McCermkk, Inc., Mu» ed M o n nu> u t h College, Long lege, CranJord. day wiU be set aside for milking able. Ileid, Ohio, *u the lowest of lour Abt* Area Met u.W«e» Branch. His wife, Regis, Jives in Department; always a feature a* and tht process explained by herds- received by the State Highway De- Kilken, Tex. He was ameag « persons from the New Jenty State Fair, are de- industriei throughout Northern aad men. TMf new feature it expected Jn the 37 months of the Kenan partment for renewing white paint- • (W .r signed ta give fair visitors tUs faU to prove a pleating one for chil- War, more than l,tM,tW civUiaa ed traffic line* oa state bighwayi Babrisky la Hospital Central New Jersey, whs received an opportunity ol learning am dren. The Future Farmers of Mr. and Mrs. John Babrieky. men, women and children were In 11 (Withers combes. certificates lor *""*rlrtliii the U- about cattle end their history, ac- America Show will be expanded killed m South Korea. The war Tennent Rd.. Morganville, have re- Contract plant call for painting *«* course apoosored by (be New conUaf to Earl L. Jeaiiea, lair and acvcral days given to the Judg- caused man than tl,MMM,eM all lines on tie edges ol state Anned Services ceived word that their ecu, F/A Jersey Chapter. Amertsaa Society ing ol cattle. worth ol damage throughout the highway pavements ia Cape May, Ralph B. Bariaky, is a medical pa- lor Metals. Two dattM were con- Instead ot the opea eatttt shows A show ring is to be built near peninsula. tknt in the U. S. Naval Hospital, Cumberland, Salem, Gloucester, ducted oo Wednesday aad Urn* tad the judging of all hrctdt there Oakland, Calif., where be has been Camden. Burlington, Atlaatie and Tibs Part U Exercise April Shower, a field communica- will be small herds wHb data coa- Ooean Counties. Laid end to end, confined for the past three weeks. day evening, since carry hit at V. I, Amy Pfe. John L. Xe- tions exercise ia Germany. ceratag. the animals posted and a tbt I.«22,7IO bet of lines to to F/A Babrieky, a graduate of the Union Junior College. Vjgue, am of Mrs. Dorojfcy A. He. Suited, assigned to the ar- "Milking Parlor." Something: new Wall to Wall Carpet sainted would stretch irom New Freehold Regional High School. bai been added in that borsei and Jersey to Denver. BucsjBister, II NorthfieM M, tillery's Headquarters Battery, ca- Matawin, is participating with Dass of MM, enlisted a the 0. S. Air Fore* Hot Need ponies will ba highlighted at the Ia addition Marly 25S.tM feet tered the U. S. Army ia May ISM,Navy m August. After comptetnig 100% Nylon • Wool 1 other personnel tram lbs «b la- completed bask training at Fort fair, which will open Sept, II, tad Uailinss - Vhtrl - Rubber d the lines wiO be painted la the his boot training at the Great Lakes For Navigator Cadtti close Sept. 25, at Trenton. coaler of Route 31 through Mercer. tantry Division ia Eierdse Elk Di* and arrived overseas ia May Naval Base he was assigned to the Asphalt- Car* Tlet S Air Force T/Sat. Jeaeph Decision to change the cattle Middlesex and MasaMMth Counties, Hera, a Strategic Arary Corps aircraft carrier. US J. Qnral 8M. betwees Tregtpa and Oceaa Grove (STRAC) field maneuver, at The He is a 1W7 gradual* of Free- T. Soboul recenUy urged tbtt jhowt which have been regarded at Sandran - Forcott VINYLS 6 ft Wr* Tbt U.S.S. Coral Sea was recom young men Inquire lato the valuable ths matt outafandwg la the east, and U.S. Jtf betweea Rente M aid YaUnu (Watb.) Firing test** ' sold Regional High School and mlstJaned ia Seattle, Wash.. Maia St., PleasuuvUle. Other cen- Elk Horn, we of tbt year's was employed by Charles Fioellck training ottered to the nation's air- has coma about alter numerous re- Accolon — Bird* *1.49 »«,fA Jan. ». and after several MOJUha men who enlist now. Said Sgt. So-(pints that this feature be made Expert lattsJUDea ter roadway Uses will be painted •••teat Army maneuvers. wU are- Building Contractor before enter- of aaa trials aad Utta is aackored by the department"* own malnten-' ing the Army. 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Cited For Service Restore Cottage Road Plans Courses Opened Urges Support Mr. Hopkins said there would be Will Cite McCormick about WOO grandstand teats avail- Titanium Division of National able and ltt boxes seating six pet- Lead Co., Parlln, cited three bay- At Allaire Site To Bright Pupils Dr. Richard P. McCormick, pro- Of Scout Show tons. Mr. Hopkins aaid there would shore area employees who marked Rettoratioo work ii scheduled for Mrs. Peter Sammaruno, Dean of fessor of history at Rutgers Uni- Profits from the sale of tickets be no extra charge for parking or service anniversaries with the completion within the next few Admissions at Fairleigh Dickinson versity, has beea selected to re- for the Golden Jubilee Scout Show, for the programs. The event takes firm in April. Honored place ia the evening, under lights University. Rutherford, snnounces ceive the New Jersey Historical Thomai Woctko, 45 Woolley St., weeks M that a new exhibit build- Saturday evening, June 4. at Moo- la the grandstand section with the Matawan, with the firm lor, M that a limited number of summer Society Award for MM, it was an- moulh Park, will aid the further ing may be opened in the Deserted session courses on ail three cam- apron out front U tha stag* area. years and James Fltzsimmons, Village at Allaire. Final interior puses of the university will be open nounced today by Harrj O. H. Fre- expanaUn of Boy Scout activities Woodmen Dr., Cliffwood Beach, work on the foreman's cottage has to superior high school students linghuy ten, president of the society. in Monmouth County, according t» . Hew about business cards T We and John Centimole, Route 71, Mat- •wan, who r e c e I v e d five-year beea authorized by the trustees of who have completed the jus** The award will be presented May John G. Hopkins jr.. Oakhurst, who cut tupply them quickly and it year in high chooL heads the ticket sales division for the right frto*. Come and try ot. swards, the non-profit corporation. Funds 25 at the Princeton Inn. the County Scout organisation. were obtained through a grant from High school students, with the ap- Instituted In 1*57, the award was proval of .their guidance counselors, Mr. Hopkins said that Monmouth the New Jersey State Federation created to honor Individuals who may take these courses for enrich- have made disUajuished^fWOtribu- Park is. making available its full of Women's Clubs and (nun a mem- facilities without any costs to the ment, for career orientation, or lor oons in the Held of New Jersey ATTENTION bership drive for tit* \jllage started college credit. , Scouts for the show In support of history. The first recipient was the Scout program, and that ex- several weeks ago. Courses tar which superior high Harold W. Dodos, then preeldeat of MitawM school students, with the proper cept tor printing of tickets, some Exterior restoration of the fore- Princeton University. In subse- scenery costs, and a few costumes man's cottage was done by the prerequisites, will be allowed to en- quent years, the award has gone Hifh School StriMts roll are freshman English. British which will be ranted, all of the State Department of Conservation to Kathryn Burcb Greywaci. di- funds received from the ticket sales and Economic Development, which literature, American literature, Leroy Martla, (left), recently appal ity Engineer, contemporary society, comparative rector of the New Jersey State Mu- will go directly into the program. Prom- May27 controls' Allaire State Park In which ud Itaurnrd J. Prestm. county readraw! superviaarsi , check evesrr saapsoapas anaad seum at Trenton, aad to Frank P. The Scouts themselves may earn ttw eld ironworks village is located. civilisation, elementary aid Inter- ? Aq P<« nad nrk premier If MaltfrpniK+nTreiin inediato Fr tmebf ejetnentary. ^tnd Townsend jr., editor of the New prlxes .for ticket tales ranging SPECIAL C Thli IscliHlet A ty Hgkwaaysy , iraine, bridges, aad etkar week la • large, bat accessary Jersey Bell Telephone Co.'s publi- When work on the cottage is com- stem at ththe aaaual Meet . . * intermediate German, elementary from colorful neckerchief elides to MtOM ¥ Complete Outfit. plete it will be furnished much as and intermediate Russian, elemen- cation. "Tele-news." a full week at the Foroetburg RATE All Latest Styles. it was toon after construction in organization should talk over bis tary and Intermediate Spanish,** camp, Mr. Hopkins said, depend- 1827. It was the first of the brick Rarifan Grange Has requirements with tfw bureau's alyUcal geometry and calculus, .de- ing upon how many tickets they scriptive geometry, engineering Wholesale Market Is •ell. Also, Mr. Hopkins pointed out building* erected at Hbwell Works chairman, George L. Blelili, presi- by James J>. Allaire. Discussion Of Wills drawing, logic, general psychology, Seen For New Jersey the Scout Units, Packs, Troops and W. S. WALLACE Class Trip* IavM dent, Monmouth County National biology, anatomy ,aad physiology. Explorers, will receive about M The regular meeting of Raritan Bank, Red Bank. A wide choice of general inorganic chemistry, and The passage and approval of As- per cent ol the ticket sales for their MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR In a move to Increase interest Grange featured a discussion on in the restoration, the state and the speaker, subjects covering all general physics. sembly Bill 57. which provides for own treasury, to be used for neces- W. FRONT STREET, KEYPORT wills at the Odd Fellows Hall, Key- the establishment of a wholesale Village trustees have invited county phsseSjOf modera banking is avail- sary itemi such as camping gear, port. George F. Baine Jr., trust of- Schedule Is Available _ public food market In New Jersey's handicraft, flags, and similar schools to bring supervised class ficer, Monmouth County National able for the selection of a program. outings and picnics to the park Not all courses are offered on metropolitan area, offers a real op- Items. The balance after expenses Bank, Red Bank, was the speaker. the three campuses, but the sum- portunity for farmers of the stale. will go Into the Monmouth Council without charge during school days. His talk stressed the m > n y ad- says Secretary of Agriculture Phil- Several new exhibits have been Cerebral Palsy Fund mer school schedule lists all budget tor camp Improvements al vantages of s will drawn by an lip AlampK both the Training Center at Farm added to the Village museum, In- courses, times and fees. This sched- attorney. Drive Aides Named ule is available upon request at Such a terminal market, he com- Ingdale and the Porestburg Scout cluding a display of early Mon- any campus. Reservation, N. Y. nUuth County postal coven and a An open discussion period follow- mpnted. would shorten hauling PROWN'S Joseph Thummess, general chair- time lor (armerl and would bring simplified cross section model ed, with Mr. Baine answering (ha man of the United Cerebral Palsy's The tint session of the summer Sees Boost For Scouting school it from June I to July 19, about faster handling of fresh prod- If everything goes well and the showing how the iron furnace questions of members on wills, "53-Mlnute March," has announced uce between farm and retail store. worked. trusts, estates and Inheritance the names of Alton B. Plunkett, snd the. second session Is from tickets are sold. Mr. Hopkins said July 21 to Aug. 31. Because of the Consumers, too, would benefit, he In an effort to locate furnishings taxes. He also distributed helpful Spring Lake, and Edward Swikart, II will be a tremendous boost for Saves You Money dates of high school closing, it said, because of the more economi- Scouting In the county, not only be- for the buildings at Allaire, the literature. Mr. Baine is one of a Runuon, who will act as co-chair- cal handling of fresh farm products men to serve in the IMS drive In probably will be necessary for the cause of the funds received from trustees are urging shore residents score of bankers actively partici- high school students to start with and reduction of waste. MADE TO SELL FOR 17.95 to make tax deductible gifts of pating in the speakers bureau pro- Monmouth County. ticket ssles, but because thoussnds an evening class, but Mrs. Sam- The new law, signed last week of people will have a chance to simple country furniture and furn- gram of the Monmouth County Mr, Thununess said that these rtino states that the transfer to by Gov Robert B. Meyner, creates ishings of the 1780 to ISM period. Bankers and Clearing House As- co-chairmen now are recruiting a day section can be made as soon a five-member New Jersey Public Offers should be made by writing sociation. captains who, in turn, will recruit as high school classes end. Market Commission which has The ©ejerted Village at Allaire, Any commptee chairman seek- volunteers for their respective com- Further Information on this pro- -n allocated to the State Depart- Formal SALE! Box 267, Freehold. ing an interesting program lor bis mittees. "The success of any cam- gram Is available at each campus nt of Agriculture. •AMID WlND.LOO paign depends upon the dedica- of the university. Wear tion and efforts of the volunteer Appointments workers from all walks of life. We Slate Comments On To Hire are Indeed fortunate In securing the Three Flee Flames Rabies Control Plan 3 Channel Tilt STORM WINDOWS Now Being Taken services of' civic-minded people W. S. WALLACE who are deeply concerned with the As Fire Sweeps Home More than 11,000 dogs have been CLOTHINO For Our Fabulous problems of cerebral palsy In Mon- A family of three escaped un- protected against rabies since Jan. mouth County," Mr. Thummess 2 in Hit five counties In the New Hn and Bays- Furnishings 95 hurt from their burning home at said. 580 Main St., Matawan, early Fri- Jersey State Health Department's Shoes day. Police said Edward Downes, Central State Health District, Bur- COMMUNION The general chairman noted that W. Froal St. Keyperl the co-chairmen are "taking time 15, woke up and amelled smoke lington, Mercer, Middlesex) Mon- Manufacturer'9s Hit pries out from their business schedules sbout 1:10 a.m. He roused his father mouth and Ocean. to give of their talents and their and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Edward This was announced today by Dr.. 17.15. Minimum order three SEVEN PHOTOS: SPECIAL efforts to the cause of cerebral Downes. Geoffrey W. Esty, District State windows. Made ol quality CALL NOW FOR Reg. $15.00 palsy so that the humanitarian pro- Police said the fire, of undeter- Health Officer In the Central Dis- healhardoited extruded alumi- GRADUATION gram of united cerebral palsy of mined origin, started in the second trict. According to Dr. Qscsr Suss- num to glva ruRjted wear SPECIAL Monmouth County will be carried floor bedroom where Mr. Downes man. Chief of the Veterinary Pub- with minimum of mainlon* out to a maximum degree." was sleeping. The second floor of lic Health Program of the State De- BOTTLED ance. Screen and two glass 1-Size 8x10 $A.95 the house was damaged extensive- partment of Health, New Jersey panels mova up snd down 2—Sir* 5x7 Sea Explorers Plan ly. There waa no immediate esti- has had no reported cases of ra- . . . till Inward lor almplt 4-Wallet Size mate of the amount of the loss. bies since 1956 and only three re- cleaning. Dellvary snd In- For Bridge Of Honor The borough's four fire companies ported cases, all In dogs, since stallation options!. J»51. „ GAS PASSPORT PICTURES TAKEN were at the scene until after 1 a.m. Special valuta on aluminum The Sea Explorers of Ship 160, awnings, Jalousie windows and Call PA 1^445- Moiunouth Squadron, Boy Scouts o! You Qet Clean, Quick ArtMriea, will hold their XSStaki fdof Jubilee Bridge of Honor this year COMING NEXT WEEK ' Heal rw'CobJtfng No Dawn Payment • ltt Payment Osjf, 1, If40 Friday. May 27, at 8:30 p.m., at Sayre Woods Studio the U. S. Navy Ammunition Depot, (WE SKU, AT AM Ml I SKI) MICKS) " LOCATED IN CAMERA HOUSE" Prompt, Efficient' Earle. IUY DIRICT — SHOWROOM ONLYI SAYRE WOODS SHOPPING CENTER More than 200 young men and Service leaders decked out In their Sea Ex- Fri. - Sat. - May 20 - 21 "NO SAl.KSMKIM W COMMISSIOSS" plorer dress blues, along with their These Are Qualify Windows At Lowest parents snd wives, special guests, KEYPORT GAS CO. and Monmouth Council representa- Walters School Of Dancing Prices Anywhtre — Shopl Compare I level tives' will be present for all the Affiliate of pageantry and color of this annual 150 First St., Keyport affair. • BUDUBI rtUMIS The Sea Explorers while board- KEYPORT LUMBER OAILY IIM) Sal. I A.M. is I P.M ing the large land ship will give WED and PRI I KM. Is I P.M the traditional double salute to God & SUPPLY CO. D t and Country, and then stand by at, their skippers and distinguished guests are piped aboard. This is ANNUAL REVUE Tel. LOwell 6-1872 the setting for this most Important 47 IrMd St. SHodvtld* 1-7100 Red leak event of recognizing the year's ac- AT Cliffwood complishments of the Sea Ex- plorers snd their ships In Mon- mouth Squadron. KEYPORT HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM I P.M. Diesslin To Address 1951CHEV. CPE $ 90 Slate Farm Society Tickets Sold At The Door More VAUXHALLS Released To Me... 2 ONLY Dr. Howard QjJ>lesslln, associate managing director. Farm Founda- tion, Chicago, III., will address members of the New Jersey Agri- 1951 FORD ><» >» "125cultural Society at the group's an- And We're Short On Space! nual meeting In Trenton Thursday. According to Henry O. Rapp of CARBON MONOXIDE Manasquan, Society president. Dr. 1951 FORD «•<» 95 Diesslin, who is widely known as Vs an authority on agricultural credit, will discuss "Financing Modem Agriculture." He will be heard 1951DESOTO <» 130 next Thursday by farm leaden LIFE from every section of New Jersey When Veo Think Of A Muffler Think Of Walker. who are members of the oldest SAVE $200 Mora Pawer with Walker. Mere quality with Walker. Men agricultural organization in the safely with Walker. 1953 FORD * »«» 135United States. The New Jersey Agricultural Society celebrate* Its Thiec secret of lap Moffler perfermanee It quIHy ud the I79th anniversary this year. * stf onttly if Walker. There U r» sidMltoU tor quell.*. NEW VAUXHALL 1952 BUICK •»«* 250 Don't sacrifice price lor quediy. DosVt be «Mt4 fey vartta Your advertisement in this pa- guarantees thai year Ufe may depend to. per will reach prospective pur- Ask for (he very best, ask far Walker. The anitast name chasers In every community in the In Mullen. Walker Mufflers are built (• das Mftott standard 4 DOOR SEDAN AND WAGONS taysbore area. •f ttvad and back pressure, precisian tamed far year laaJvldoal 1952 PONTIAC «.** 195 car. WHh • life span up (e I times lonfCi^thaa any ether Muffler. Standard Renumber the manner of InstaHatlM it had stf Imsttrtanl INCLUDING INCIDENTALS • sedan Chev. Sedan Delivery DR.LOUISI.PRAGER as the product. 1795 OPTOMETRIST Year Walker service dealer srlll maka the proper Inalanalkm. After EXEB1MT 125 EYES EXAMINED OFFICE HOURS A Dally aad Saturdays Remember Small Down Payment Pay ONLY $1 WHk IKM. tt IFJH. Fridays I UL to S P.M. This hclodesi IInsurance ud Ufa lesuranee •••• W Oosed Al Day Wednesdays Something For Nothing LO 6-2299 30 W. Front St., Keyporf It Worth Nothing COifax 42020 If you pay for something you can demand A GENERAL MOTORS PRODUCT ... something. The largest stock and the most SERVICED NATIONALLY BY PONTIAC DEALERS JJOWNfS form complete stock of Walker Mufflers, tall pipes r DRUGGIST dnw exhaust pipes are availdbUrtbyoVT' (oruiy service dealer by... PONTIAC iprofeuhnil nun) •»^^e^™^sss» 62 Lower Main Street find him Fttf In the MATTY'S AUTO PARTS DOWNES PONTIAC YELLOW Lower Main St., Matawan 62 LOWER MAIN ST. ' MATAWAN, N, J. Matawan PAGES ....I-;* ',-••.-. ip' " •••••'. • -• • • , . '.' l' : LOwell 6.088 •#.-, •;•••• ••- .•>•-., .),:;• -,,.••• -,--•..-. >!-.••,/ i 11, .1 i»i:. A I M ' Pag*Sixteen THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, May 12, 1960 Two County Towns public from 1 p.m. until 4 pjn. and •The theme for this year's Na- oxygen equipment, diagnostic lab- from T p.m. until 9 p.m. tional Hospital Week is 'Many oratory machines and other items. YMCA Day Camp 30 Years Of Swviw Expansion Plan Medical Center Other scheduled events for Na- Top Red Cross Quota "The many new roads to re- Hands and Many Skills' and we are planning Monmouth Medical tional Hospital Week include the fi- covery which medical science is Staff Named Mapped By JCPL Caitrmen of the first two com- Units Displayed Center's exhibit with the hope that nal panel discussion of the current munities in Monmouth County to producing are increasingly center- from it will come a greater de- series sponsored by the hospital Monmouth Medical Center parti- ;. Michael Losyk, chairman of Expansion plans, including pro- reach their Red Cross Campaign ed in the hospital," Mr, Bartel gree of community understanding "You and the Cost of Medical (he day camp committee of th a posed construction of a new power quotas were honored at the last cipation in National Hospital Week said. "The doctor can call upon the and appreciation for all hospitals." Care" will be discussed tonight; Perth Amboy YMCA, has an- plant to handle expanding popula- meeting of the Monmouth County continuing through Saturday fea- disciplined teamwork of many skill- In addition to typical hospital May 12, in the Borden auditorium nounced the names of the slafl tion in the Central Jersey area were Chapter Board of Directors. They tures a special display of facilities ed professional and technical work- room equipment, there are On dis- of the hospital. The public is la- revealed Friday night by the were Mrs. J. Berkeley Gordon, and equipment in an actual patient ers, backed up by a vast army of play a kidney dialysis unit, portable vited to attend the session. people who have been hired to work workers whom the patient never Jersey Central Power and Light whose Marlboro Township group area, George J. Bartel, hospital ad- x-ray, a respirator and rocking at the Sayrerille Day Camp. Mrs. sees, and implemented by an ever- Co. J. E. Logan, vice president was the first la the county ministrator, has announced. The bed, operating room equipment, This week, why don't you look Losyk and her committee along la charyt of engineering, said ne growing array of scientific tools through the windows of year to make its quota, and Mrs. Gard- display with a tour conducted by food carts, hospital pharmaceutical with Bob Kertes, camp director, expected the plant to be located and supplies. church . .. from the inside. ner C. Klein, Vest Long Branch, hospital personnel, is open to the items, an Incubator and isolette. have worked for the past two in Ocean County. weeks in order to screen and hire whose workers wen second to The announcement was made at reach their goal. Twice before West • staff tor the camp which opens the utility's annual report to the Long Branch was first in on June 27. press at the Crystal Brook Inn, Eatontown. Mr. Logan said the county. Both chairmen are mem- Included on the staff are Harry proposed plant is part of the com- bers of the board of directors. Won't You "Drop hi" Carothert, a college freshman who pany's long range plans. He said resides In MaUwan. He has his The citation came In a report of it may take 20 years to complete Edwin C. Ambler, county chairman senior life saving certificate. Also the entire project. Preliminary Lynn Hunter, a sophomore at Tren- for members and funds, In which AND SEE OUR work may get under way next he said that collections generally ton State and a resident of MaU- year, he added. wan. She will be returning for her are running ahead of hut year. The Mr. Logan said lormer plans county quota is $117,000 and fM.OM second season with the staff at MRS. CUKE G. DUIUCO Camp Sayrerille. for 'a new power plant on Gull has been collected. This la about Mrs. Claire G. Durko, Red Bank, Island in Point Pleasant Beach five per cent better than last year Joan and Michael Krajkovlch will at the same time. The count/ has Join the staff for the first time tnii will be honored at a luncheon to- have been dropped. A plant at NEW BUILDING that alte met with severe opposi- not been able to reach'ill quota year. Mr. Krajkovicb la a teacher day at Buttonwood Manor, Mata- In several years. in the Madison Township School wan, in recognition of her 30th tion from resident* there. He added the utility ii now Interested Same Address 40 MAIN STREET, MATAWAN With A System and has a fine "background service anniversary with New Jer- Mr. Ambler noted that the fusil of work with youngsters. Mrs. Kraj- in selling its Gull Island site. He workers were meeting better atti- sey Bell Telephone Co. Mrs. Durko, said no contracts hare yet been tudes Is the house-to-house canvas* kovlch also has « background fa business office supervisor In the leaching. signed for the sale of the site. with many more persons under- NEW NAME "DUTCHIE'S ITALIAN KITCHEN" Keyport Business Office, is a mem- Discusses Dispute standing the Red Cross mission In Can-I Thompson who graduates In ber of Red Bank Council, H. 0. A company official last night peace-time, especially in Mon- June from Hoffman High School mouth County, and being willing Formerly Tourines Tavern will be starting her fourth season McCuliy Chapter, Telephone Pio- also reported the company is still neers of America. discussing with union officials a to help. Stepped-up letter cam- with the Perth Amboy YMCA Day paigns In areas that have been dif- Camp staff. She is from Cliffwood proposal to reschedule working NEW PHONE NUMBER LO 6-T234 assignment* at the utility's gen- ficult to cover house-to-house are Beach and attends Hoffmaa High Hs recently hai moved into this proving fruitful, said Mr. Ambler, School. erating stations in South Amboy area from Illinois where he was and Sayreville. who also credited Gordon P. Don- FEATURING A FULL LINE OF Matthew Tucker will loin the very active in scouting. Since mov- ald, Rumsoo, business and Indus- staff for the first time this sum- ing here he has continued his scout Howard B. Allen, vie* president try chairman, with the Improved ITALIAN FOODS -PIZZA PIES OUR SPECIALTY mer. Matthew lives In Matawan activities and brings many fine tal- in charge of public and employee showing of this category, compared, and attends MaUwan High School. ents to the camp program. relations, said the rescheduling with other years. ' V plan will not mean a cut or a down- As Always Your Congenial Hostess And Host Will Be grading of employees at the two plants. May 11..1M0, will mark the lltfa ANN AND DUTCHIE TOURINE PIZZA PIES A union official has claimed the annual observance of Aimed' rescheduling plan would result In Forces Day, celebrated to promote abolishing about M Jobs at t h e the public understanding of our up WATCH THIS PAPER FOR OUR GRAND OPENING WALT'S TAVERN & RESTAURANT tlonsl strength. ~" ITALIAN FOOD - SEA FOOD plants. Mr. Allen said no date has been set lor putting the reschedul- ORDERS TO TAKE OUT ing plan Into effect, *B CATER TO SMALL PARTIES AND BANQUETS PACKAGE GOODS TO TAKE OUT tar Class Olympic Walter J. Jankowtkl 22 Lower Main Street Finals Set For Show PROPRIETOR Matawan A highlight of the 1960 U. S. Star LO 6-9845 Class elimination finals will be a fund-raising fashion show sponsor- ed by the Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club. The fashion event will be held * »WIM KUCtiON . Sunday at the estate of W. Lyon, Naveslnk River Rd., RENAULT Ilddletown Township, Irom 1 to S ' HI0H tTANDAIDS ,. . Ite From Food Week? GRAND UNION FANCY KITCHEN GARDEN TINY PEAS 2'£?39* CUT CORN 3^49* IN THE NEW BOTtll KITCHEN GARDEN LIMA BEANS ^2^39* CLOROX BLEACH KAISER , SWRO0K FARMS v.. w GREEN PEAS Kv 3^49* BROILING FOIL ( le SALE—TCNDeRUA* *66 ' MINU^MAIDORANGJOGfiAPEFRUIT MAYONHAISE Line Of Credit Account TEA BAGS BLjNDJJUItt IMT STRONGHEART A New F&M Service BEEF STEAKS ^ 'AT 75« DOC FOOD CALO C AJAX t Jfart'i ftiMw, modern way to. have motley IwrtonUy; VEAL STEAKS » 75* CAT FOOD 2"&*27 FAB r" iVallable M any financial need. When you need a loan, . aimply writ* your 'check. •''.-'' An I" k tit, Lin* of Credit Account may be opened lW any amount 'according to your ability to pay in con* CORN 6*33 JemJent monthly installments. ' FRESH CRISP VINE-WPENEO PUERTO RICAM GARDO4FRBH „•„,,;., .»„ Call it in* bank,.or write, or phon* LO ft-UOO.£ot FREE 50 STAMPS CUCUMBERS PINEAPPLES SCAUJONS WITH-niii COOKW ANO ruraunoV GLAMORENE "**"*'"—-rrrrnimmtt *:1:1:'.5'V-^.''.'.i":-rt: »;'-'-•.•• '"'--if J.]".; J" i.-,1^-f •"-. .•=,i,-V.-:/ ,:-•;•• '•-" -f-''<»irtf '•A~J~~:'Y'X'^7''^?ifflW'->ji!C'V«-i-ii'''''' - RUO-IIQUID or OVTN CLEANER j A» Grand Union LDWMOS p^SiWiS'iuiH-iK'/'S---'•••••;••• •' •• •• .-••^THB..••,•;• .-•»•.. ••••,, 1777.,-'. FREE 30 STAMPS WITH THAT rHOMEMAM GOODNESS- Mix OR MATCH THESE FINE CANNED FOOOS 2.: , c BdRAX | APPU PIE a. 49' •' 'n~"'v. I ,•' •Cm Cm • C v: Matawan OWtst AU '.ataat Ho4.ro Baak la MeaauMa CaaaQr - XsUetttkes. M»_ ' ' ' «*nl Mmam Sritm— MoiMr Musi iMpwai fitssnaM :•• ••';,'•::,•••••>,•:.; . CarsaratMi i .,.. . ,,•: !.;..,;,,.-,< Visit Vev MalM KedeapUea Ctear At TO Mala Burnt. — Qata rtUajr II • FJt- OaseJ A* Day Msaasy ' PLENTY FREE "DICKIE BRAND* Bri.fi POLISHED COTTON fr COTTON CORD CMd production in th# O. 8. totaled $B&* million la M*e, down eight'per cent from the lvoe figures PANTS Th# first electric meter, to measure the amount of electri- city used by consumer*, was BOTTLE 200 Sizes patented In ISM. H A total W.800,000 passengers . 1,000 KLEENEX Z8 to 42 Colon used domestic. International and territorial services of UA air SACCHARIN carriers In 19S9, up more than TISSUES flve million from tte- previous TABLETS VALUES TO 5.99 year. The world's lint Iron-clad bat- tleship* were built by the Korean V* grain 111 4fe ( WHITE admiral, Yl Soon-sin, who used them to defeat the Japanese 13' navy during the war of 1892-08. HANDKERCHIEFS 13 for 99' Mall service by facsimile Is now available In Russia. with 1 PINT 15c •och If perfect about S00 stations In Moscow MOTH linked to the remainder of Russia ALCOHOL ODDS & ENDS and satellite countries. FLAKES LJttie-fcnown gambling facts: LIGHT WEIGHT In binge the odds against making bingo on the ftrst flve numbers called are 109,Bl4 to one. Production of oU In Venezuela 13 13 JACKETS during 1059 averaged 2,759.400 barrels dally, an increase over the 1958 figure of 2,604,500 bar- The Corner Assorted rels a. day. Drug Store Sisei A 40-by-50-/oot pljutic hoUse, BAR-RICH 36 to 44 Stylet & built by Rutgers Agriculture A J. Goldstein, Ph. O., R«a. Pharm. •dentists with ISO worth of ma- Volt, to 8.95 Colon terial, Is being used to study heat 1 W. Front St. CO 4-1511-9789 Kayport stress In cfatckena. BOYS'SLACKS—Reg. 3.99 *% QO Polished Cotton & Cotton Cord 4|77 CONKLIN'S MEN'S AND BOYS' SHOP 34 W. Front St. CO 4-1914 SPORT - DRESS - WORK CLOTHING KEYPORT 49 W. FRONT ST. ONE HALF 2 DOORS STRAND THEATER DOZEN SPECIAL PRICE ROLLS MEN'S or LADIES' PLAIN APPLE OVERCOATS PIES MADE FROM FRESH FRUIT R«g. 60c REG. MICE $1.50 FRED EBtESEN'S a BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED, PRESSED HOME OP GOOD IAKING .'- CO 4-3876 % AND MOTHPR'O6FB|H"I-;-- .1,1 FRIDAY ©SATURDAY, MAY 13 T: •.. .. .:. . ;> ,j WCHY SALE/ LUXURY 100% COMBED COTTON MIX-'N-MATCH -rr.-r.l • DRESSY DRESSES •COTTON DRESSES separates! A ONE DAY •SKIRTS • SLACKS • PEDAL PUSHERS PRICE • BLOUSES RIOT! • JAMAICA SHORTS REGULAR AND HALF iTZES VALUES TO $4.98 VALUES TO $10.95 PEDAL PUSHERS JAMAICA* SPORT TOPS PRICI t ?£2S:--'Y&. — Luxury Fobric DRESSES Thrillteg forth* YOMIM Set Cowponbb V«fuM to $4.98 $12.50 22 W. FRONT ST. KEYPORT. „. \ .: .:".. ~r # Moss Textiles ^ 41 W WWIi ^-%K-v You Sp*»aV ^ 54x72 - 54x54 - PART -LINCN HEAVY OAUOE PLASTIC STARTtX Tablecloths Dish Towels VSIUM to »9c KeB. 39c 3 for $100 5 for $100 MIRACLE FOAM THROW Bates Spreads Pillows tat tta *M.SJt Jkh »t SiHIaa au(p, Mtii Rag. XA% each UHil *«ch 79« •ach MKS4 SIMTEX PULL SELECTION HAND DECORATED OP READY-MADE Filrnitur* Slipcovers Tablecloths Beautifully Tailorad Rag. 2.4* Compr«t« Living Room Sat $100 Rag. «5t •ach 3 PCS. $3800 FULL SELECTION OF CRISSCROSS ond CAFE CURTAINS DRASTICALLY REDUCED ONE DAY ONLY 5 25 5 Storc""e ' W. R. Newman Co. Plastic Window Ironing Board Asst. Boudoir Shades Pod & Cover Set Lamps A good YOIHO Scollopd with Fringo 47 $147 ea. Red Heart i L«na Knit'g Worsted 4 os. Sk«fns A Good luyl Wtdtht a - 27 - M - t! ~ 39 - M . f2.2? 77c eo. Dish Cloths Natu'l Bamboo Ladies Panties Auortad StyfM and fISM 10for 67 c C Reed and Barton . $1.00 Roll-up Blinds M 87 Vl" Insid* P«.l siherplate,.J88 Horv«l M«tal Shorts, Blouses Buy 8 placo writing* ond you racelvo 8 _ Waste Baskets Stytol by BERNADINV wrvlng pl«c«f plus hondtomo chest. Save $37,251 vofu« S9« 'r.mfcr C '•• Htra'c an ereoc worth waiting for. Now you can Only 37 77« P'- tyflr a-cotnpleta Ttf-piece wrvtca for f at thla tpecld. low p«icel And tKUIt th« world's finett •UverpUte, crafted bf world famouTReed 8c Barton tUvtr- Koppers Moth smiths, lilet'imt ^trinteej Choke of 3 pattern*. LADIES' SAFE PACK Handsome cheit Included. Set Includes 14 teatpoons, Balls fr Flakes • knivw, I forks, t s>Ud forks, I place ipoont, 2 COtTW* STORAGE tablespoont, 1 butter knife* 1 sugar spoon, 1 serving ';l:.:_iork, 1 grtvyUtk, 1 jelly fenrer, 1 cold meat fork. DUSTERS CHEST wltfi C«dor Friday CLOSEOUT 47 45RPM * Only r .'•-.': 1 RECORDS Re*. 5 for 57c Snapshots: The Shadow Of Greatness DOG-TIB ED . . . Nlkko Voa LATEST TIN . . . HICM "hla" and "ben" garbage palla oiler Barenhof, a SL Bernard, aeema • new awttch OM elec/anl living in New York Cily. or are they M tired of it aD aa he watch** •nad >l each other? spectators atrell ay hU opea sag* at • Wai Ha 4og anew. Affhtfy't Memo* Kverrwbere In UiU rr«»» >»»«> »* »«" thonghMul and appreciative) elUsens have etccttt Uattni monumcnU In memory o* the men wfca When Stains are a Problem met the needa of tbelr limea—*nd of Ihelr country—that we tnlgM Those spots on white kid shoes, o grow and prosper as a nation. And ae II la that each aeet tepecially when cleaning fluid la crsMOO atanda In the shadow of rreatmeaa that waa reoocnlaed Ml not handy. It ean uaually be utfm —* long yeara a«o. Children, ae«mwgly ae small aravlaaw remedied wftb cuticle remover a baokgrowul of giant marble and atone, lift np their eyea and say, placed on • cotton iwab, rubbed •Who wu Abraham UnoolnT" ITouni »ad old alike have etoed a* gently on tho shoe. awe before Una atatae of Abraham Llnoflla la the otmter of The fine sandpaper on an emery londa off tat* Capital la Frankfort. Kentucky, one ef ro board wlO remove apata led osi aiww« atatoee ef use taanoua Freeldent la the State where white fett haU or sklrU. bora. NEW HOTEL IN TOWN . . . The Betel New 1 Mud apots an Jackets, ralncoata the Tokye aeen* in this aerial phot*. Tk» end, trouacrs win often disappear •ml ta located la the center ef the city. HELEN'S FAVORITKi Quick Cheeae Soap THESE WONDERFUL PEOPLE (Sorvea «) 1 ean freaesi oreaua of pctat* •oap S eupe milk 1 beef boalllon cube 1H caps ahredded Amertrai cbeeM 1 teaapaoa caraway seed Combine frosen aoup, milk. B—Hloai ca*e to paau Cart slowly asattl blended. Add shredded oheaaa aaJ caraway seed, Stir aaM ekeeao la melted, then eerre plptnc boi. If they're rubbed with a chunk of raw potato. Black silk, sponged with a solu- tion of ammonia to which a UttU bit of alcohol la added, will look almost like new. Cocoa and chocolate ataliu can be rubbed out of washable clotbea with *hortening. Waah la hot «udi and there will ba) no brown ataliu left. MOON MATS ... Dr. Gerard P. Kutper thowi various photo* Iodin* ataina, aoaked In cold of the moos that are part of • new lunar atlas compiled at the water, before the clothe* are Many young men and woman of our community arm University ef Chlcaa*». laundered will yield. about to take th« loop Into adulthood. By C D. Smith FOR AND ABOUT TKNAGERS In our communicy there are a number of young meo> Confidence, Concentration Overcome Handicap and women about to take one of the most important •ten* Forget about evwrthlng but the of their lire*... graduation and • step toward adulthood. subject being dlactuaed In the They have come this far because we have • good com. data. When yoa hava something to contribute, ba foreaful about murriry, because we have provided opportunity for edu- It; don't heilUte; don't start to aay something, then stop. Make catioa as a united group. Let's keep it that way! Unit* up your mind what you have tat <„ .juid joia in community activities and endeavor*; support say, then say It • In addition to confidence, there your institutions and merchant*. Is another Important "C"—•coo- centrttlan.' A daredevil whe walks across Niagara Falls oa a tight wire U a study In concen- tration- Ha forget! about every* thins «lJ«- U ba ttaiti UunUnsj •bout the crowd that might b* watehlnc er about what ha plane to do tomorrow, he will iurety ronsult a professional hair styllal get Into trouble. If someone tak- THIS WEEKS LETTER! "I ing part la a dlscnsilon or a elaM Whatever the cowt. It will be have two question*: 1. What la thinking more about himself worts It In self-aatljfaction. Yen I do about * ven larga or herself than what la going on, Tva tried tvtrj hair aiyto will probably find there are many that person wOl likely not make potfdnaT belp*. «- I )n)* (hing-j you can do to mlnimlxe a satisfactory contribution of any the appearance of your noae. •peak 19 In clais. Even If I frtn/l know an anawer, 1 am afraid to Consult this profr*ilnml, do wbat thla person recommends, then Confidence and concentration COAL TAR. aay It Sometime* If I answer. have nothing to do with a per- and my volet founds «tupid. turn your attention to devetop- ing) ycaor pcrtWialttr—autd forewt m's physical attribute*—bat everybody a*art» Uugbia*. I* the individual who cultivate* fcere »ny way I «ouM opvercon>« about your un as much a* po*- sibla. these two talent* iar-certain %m Ihla?" command • fair share of respect About the ft***: Abova all. Afeaatf tpcAiBfj *V* Certainly co learn to live «?thout allowing the fart that you do in* **nt to and attention. v .pea* P» to daa. t» based, Jo yourself to -b4 gm»Untly think- part, on yoor Moecnt over torn tea/ atemt the «feft fluit ym QOM •lie 0* your not*. Voa drti't wan< It Utgtr than It thould b* Eh> ta attrart attaatioa to I*""* y>* "" "j The KEYPORT WEEKLY and The MATAWAN JOURNAL Is Now At An ALL TIME HIGH! Our Phone Number... COH ax 4-3030 USE THE COUPON BELOW FOR A FREE CLASSIFIED AD GOOD FOR ANY ISSUE IN MAY. THIS AD WILL BE READ BY OVER 35,000 PEOPLE. During Hi« month of May, th« Subscrip- gj Gentlemen: tion Pric* of t|i* KEYPORT WEEKLY and the MATAWAN JOIJRNAL hot 8 Please insert b««n r«duc«d ro $2.50 onywhor* in | WEEKLY and tlle MATAWAN JOURNAL in the issue of | U.S.A. • May , under the Heading of ...„....- - - - —: H 3 Name .. 1 Address I Please send the KEYPORT WEEKLY Q, the MATAWAN JOURNAL JJ, at the «p«clal May rate to; 1 ._ i | \ Please print complete name and oddrest 1 CHECK MUST BE ENCLOSEp. ^jrajM,, .- - ••••'- z::::z 1 1 •'•sr PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY. B Z9KSE!lBuSz5Ce^B^flKflR&L .;-^s*p- •• DRASTIC ACTION! IN THE 2nd ADVERTISED SALE OF THE YEAR AT FIELDS THRIFT WAREHOUSE! Buy the New Way - Direct from Our Thrift Warehouse ... No Fancy Frills . ., No Expensive Show Windows ... A Complete Warehouse with Furniture and Appliances.at Prices That Defy Comparison for Any New or Used Furniture* * Right How We're Loaded . . . Therefore... Huge Amounts of Stock Must Be Sold ond Fost! Regularly 11.91 D«IUK« . PLATFORM SO ROCKERS w (New) 3 Only Regularly tilt Jumbo 7 Pe. Brometone DINETTE (New) 11 Only • 16"tiO" Table Regularly til Formico Top $7 Bate Cabinet* " (New) ) Only • 1«Hx30" Factory _£lo»»outl Solid Maple ROCKERS & +-** Wonderful Selection! Good Used Modern ond Colonial CHAIRS 5|Q From • * (N«w) Ragularty 49.»3 SECTIONAL SOFAS $ ISO Foam FUI«d and FROM THROW PILLOWS 59c 5 WEE0K • 12 CKcittng Colors Living Room Suites »• •» * Limit ) P»r Cuitomtr PICK UP A COMPLETE 8 Cu. Ft. HOUSEHOLD OF FUR- Refrigerator • Raconditlonad NITURE FOR LESS • W Day Ouarjnt** THAN THE PRICE OF A SUITE. ., ODD CHESTS & DRESSERS From 3 ROOM N«w and Ui*d Regularly 99.93 HOLLYWOOD BED JC7 OUTFITS With 10 Yr, TJ g Ouarantee Including o • Twin Site Reconditioned* Rag. 799S REFRIGERATOR N«w From Convertible SOFAS $57 $2 $ Save A Small Fortune on Used, Modern and Traditional Regular flit , A Week 10-Pc. MopU $77 161 BUNK BED ** * CompleU with 3 B»d», 3 • 8 Pc. Bedroom MattretMt, 2 Plllowt, 2 •f and 2 Rugt e 9 Pc. Living Room BEDROOM SUITES FRO. M?50 • 5 Pe. Dinette INNERSPRINO $1.25 A WEEK MATTRESSES Limited Quantity 22 East Front Street (Across Street From Field Store) FURNITURE Open Thursday & Friday Til 9 - Other Days Til 6 LUCK... OUR LIMITED TIME ONLY! New General Electric •V* w AUTOMATIC i Hwlatt-bELKTtOliecOII ML tk Spvt. hi, InUtcmi StjW-lla Cr***** bmril Km • OU*«|«tar «rd glora and MW.I 13O4M. IMif- light refaction. ta*y araliwt fin lib pnutd va*d U»rt famous General DKtrie"Dd|Mrn ...of a NEW £0W PRICH ^fl« 90 DAY TV SERVICE •tHO EXTRA COST I « «n i MO m4 Ttfeb EASY TtflMSI 11 CUBIC-FOOT REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER ' with Dbl-ffMfrott Conv*nUoc« • • Only M Inchas Wlda • Full Width Praanr • Chlllar Tray WAIftf • AdJuiUbla Cablnrt thatvat • Full Width Porealaln Vtgatabla Drawar •WAT • 2 Door Shalvat TMSTOU 22995 •ASY TIRMS Oeldm Value Line af OH FULL YEAR SERVICE hWr THIDOOI AT HO EXTRA C0S1 USE OUR METER BANK PLAN 44 W. FRONT ST., KEYPORT COlfox 4-2700 267 MAIN S/T., KEANSBURG •^ ACROSS PROM SAFEWAY ? 9 KK 6-1100 PAY SALE OF THI RCA FULL STEREO GENERAL i 39" ELECTRIC G.E. Undercounter Dishwasher with Amazing Automatic SINSl-TEMP! 6 P.M. 169 1 ONLY! RCA PORTABLE TELEVISION AA.13 4 P.M. 1 ONLY! Only WORTH Upto 3 YEARS TO PAY! 13-00 Toko a Look at AH Th«w Acfvanc* Omnmral Ehctrlc 1960 feafure-tl On Purchase of New Refrigerator G.E. DISHWASHER General OwWc • AUTOMMK OfV«« itMBIl for «• • NO-onr ooocron W*— • BCMQV4 AA.13 I!tH« •• MTMI poaii 8 P.M. FREE Fall-Year 1 ONLY! and ICE CUBE TRAYS D t .'• L t I 1.13 WHM YOU Hl» •-• FAMOUS MAKI RECORDS 1 H. P. All CONMTIONER 13 169" 78 R.P.M. Umifed Quantity Tax Fre« RCA WHIRLPOOL 8 P.M. LUCKY FREE Television 13 DRYER Horn* T«Uphon* No. 113" No Obligation To Bay Coupon Mint •• D«p»«ifd la Stan 3 P.M. 1 ONLY f NO MONEY DOWN 3 YEARS TO PAY PAY NOTHING TIL JULY USE OUR METER SANK PLAN 44 W. FRONT ST., KEYPORT COWax 4-2700 267 MAIN ST., KEANSBURG WANtvTO BE A BEACH BELLE? HE-PIECE Com*, choei* »wtm fqjhloni fo accent your glamor, your ftgwro SKIRT & PANTYSET T59 Ado-vabU, p pteatadl, no-Iron eotton «klrt and matching pantfrn. fn»t. elude be«k.>l«i the look of a tklrt-prmctkali*? of sborUt Red, turgwola% fold. S-ex. COTTON POPOVER BLOUSES 59 Walt tfll you *M oar'« towtvi. «MOrtnMnt o| able prtflfe and pr.tty •oUd oolont Youll acna^ tbeaa atw beautiful buyal flMrdy cotton with knit trim at eollar, «l**v«a. mriet Perfect for aUrta, SHEATHS FOR CURVE-CLINGING FIT •borU, tbeka. 8-Sx. 7-14. ...SKIRT-STYLES FOR FLATTERY A vigorous iwimmcr? Enjoy the action-freedom unu of these fashion suits! Like lo Jaze In the sun? Be prepared for admiring glances! You'll fovm 7. GIRLS' these quick-drying Orion* acrylic knits, laitex TO acetate faille* or ftyloni, crUp Arnel* triacetate WIMSUITS sharkskins. Solid colon, trimmed itylet. 32 to 46. "GfGI HAIRCUT1 RUB8EK SWIM CAP .... !.»• 12.98 198 flhaH love tpluhf 9 fei fUa younc rwbm V MBB faahlon, In a fay print cat. TOTS tea with eaney nUBaa, Baa. tfdaed back I or bufgtnc iH Haad tVont And; aoU mm loar pdo»t la aUca 4 to e. TINY TOT DOLLY 'N ME *• for little iM apritat-i **• #aa or rwtaaaulta ell SWIM SUITS DRESSlS ....yoanf-loolc pilali Adorabiecol- Ko-lron __ etrlp # JUST IT GIT A CKEPIT CAEp TODAY NEWBERRY CO/ f V? - ,J H 13 LUCKY BUYS FOR YOU DURING BLACK CAT SALE DAYS PLUS *AVIN 2 For 1 BEDDING SALE AM OiitatajWUu I To Butt Your Modem Taste SsltableForM sr Bedroom Or Ootet Room 9 Two, Maureaa Or Ban Sprta. j* . OOr BothBoth,, Is StogieSlapl , I • DeabU Dresser Reg. 210.00 Volue QoartaQt r Or FulFlll SUe. elelff Year • Beveled Mirror uaarmnue Heaveyy TTlcfcuu • Baoa-case Ejd • Pro-Ballkk BordeBd r • Large Chest Be* $O*M • laojsispilava Mattress Finest Selection of Eariy American Dining Roomt, • Snndy BprUg Both For Bedrooms, Living Roomt by 3 3 % ^FF Pay Cath or Budget Nationally Known Manufacturer*- ^ *59.9O $2 Weekly £«k er Bndcet CA5H or BUDGET 10 W. FRONT ST. Open Fridays to 9 P.M. CURTIS FURNITURE KEYPORT CO 4-3565 GALE GAS CO. GAS HOT LOwell 6-6200 ^ State Hwy. M at County Rd. OAL. CHffwood, N. J. RIDER LAWN MOWER AUTO BOYS J'/i H.P. CLINTON 3t W. FRONT ST. COIfax 4-1271 ENGINE EADQUARTER5 Chain Drlr. Columbia Fishing WILSON BICYCLES SPORTS 95 NOW OM Tackle EQUIPMENT DISPLAY Fully Equipped Boys' Rod * Reel .$1.79 129 Twin Uohta 1.98 • 98c PEN REELS Carrier Ufri# L«ogu« from 2.98 $47.50 S.W. Spinning SHOES REEL 3.98 GRASS 17 Inch AnwricoM Mod* 16.95 SOUUH ..S4.9S tOAT POLES 26" ROSS T«wlt RocluH MOTOROLA from 2.49 SEED BIKE iolb LINE - LURES Golf Bate PORTABLE $35.00 All Accessories 20 Lb. Limited Supply In Stock 67 at Boat Cool Spring 1,98 2 G. E. ROOM TV Cusfiiom. Cushions A Coart Guard Approved COOLER Ufe U Nome Brand 3e59 Atrto 95 Spark Mugs... JUST SAY T r CMfA O CHARGE IT 99 159 B 49c 69c 85c 44 Without Stand O BIKE TIRES Terry Clot* INDOOR TV Y All Sim SeatCorirs INTENNA S $2.49 $1.49 1. j. NEWBERRY KEYPORT UmHatf ALL-1EATHER HORSESHOE 8-PLAY STEE1 GYM BALL GLOVES Ffelder'a pro GAME A complete playground in your model — full own backyard. Sturdy kiddie gym six*. Leather- Child's wst of with 2-passenger lawn awing, 2 llned. pre- 5" 4 rubber faoraeahoea •wings, 1 trapeze, 1 pair flying and 2 •takea. rings, 2 chinning ban. Sturdy lading. ID poly bag. 89* •teel 7 6* high, top i» T 2* wide. Reg. 29.95 Safe. Fun. PUTT-NIKE HOT ROD Balloon tires, steel tubular TETHER frame, lie rod steering system, upholstered seat; floor mat; BALI SET powered by a 2M» H.P. Clin- ton engine. ARCHERY SALE! WADING 7.99 Reg. Exciting new game set. CooaltCooalsta of tTirylM ctoel 198.95 Real hickory bow, 8 nbber- pole) with ground tubing, Assembled i moulded robber valve bat), pltatio coated coid, taflat- Just say "Cftarge It" obln Hood Ing needle. target card. i i' '''"' 'Vi'iilJ' — BOW AND AC-DC GARDEN TABLE. RADIO JR. POOLS ARROW SET Blgld wall play pool—me ai sand box Onl 3-Pc SIT Real hickory or pool. Won't Up, Is puncture-proof, bow. 8 rubber- Built-in an- Sturdy ateel won't rust or rot Moulded oae-pieoe, auction-cup ar- tenna. Hi- 97 with colorful rowa, colorful impact caaa wood handlat. heavy gauge Folene*, with screen- 11 Set Include* print corner seats. Can ba sat In Indian Chief In choice erf apade, boe and 57 target card. 6 colon. rake. ground like real swim pooL 20" ROLLER SKATES Bright ateel zed leather 98 to* piecea,- strapa. Ad- 1 Boys' or Girls 2b 87 *uat» from with , l^t^' 1' Training T F''z' •'-'' *' Remote Throttle Control Save 15.98! CRW AMD LADES FAMOUS NAME BRANDS SALE! 2 H.P4-CYCIE 19 ROTARY MOWER Look! All these top features and morel Deluxe throttle control on SALE! 8 RIGID POOL handle! Adjustable cutting height 2 pr. for 2.13 ..AM to 8*. Extra dose trim to Mumates minlmtte scalping. Special elip No Exchange* THAT'S A BIG 16 DEEP device to minimize any possible Irregulars BIG, sturdy backyard pool to engine damage. Lifetime nylon Not all colors and tLces. Jceep small try cool and happy. 8- bearings. J4-gauge steel baae. feet In diameter, 16" deep. Sides 77 are 14-gauge white plastic-coated wire mesh. liner in Mediterra- PORT ABU nean blue plastic. 600 gallon ca- 14 pacity, with built-in drain plug A TYPE**"** whale of a value! . 16.93 44-47 FAMOUS B.V.D. UNDER W1AR swiss SBJ ATHUIK sHsrrs RAT narns smtn KNIT UnWS...duUdud bt>, ddbfidktlaM NON-TIP TWIN TEETER PORCELAIN Boxn Mom...wutee, YOU SAVE m Bigger, better built, SPEaAL! ttronfer teeterl Heavy tteel tubing Imported tee 4 «»f» ...fstUlwlUipocUL wJth wood bracef, selected wood 97 Cp seats, one-piece ftocl handlcm. Ideal «U. 3 styfcs. White with far outdoors or playrooms. Will not rfl floral Up. Qroen-yeUcw comMnafloa 4 Meg. 5.9$ IJ'ft NEWBERRY CO. •*. t KODAK MOVIE ON wear-ever ALUMINUM FILM INCLUDING , PROCESSING SLEEVE OP 12 BULBS SYLVANIA BLUE DOT IN THE FLASH BULBS MARKET PRESS 2S or Ml FOR A KODAK FRESH FOR alwsyv VMM) am axtm tky FILM 96 USED 120-620- 127 Ever Una faatora Bakalito haadka that a-t-*-y OQoL atand up under oven liaat. Fb» quality alnrnlimm. Bfat-fn*. Prompt Free Delirery CAR Your Hardwire Dept Store COHax 4-2000 - oLJ OR Opposit* Poat OHicm, Kerpott J. MdtW, ILf. A NEW 26 W. FRONT ST., KEYPORT COifox 4-O9O4 BUICK? — "Save On Meats" — LUCKY 13th at ROASTING CHICKENS *. »c BE WISE Choice Sirloin Steak "> 69c ALPINES CHECK THE Choice Round Roast lb- 79c Com* Early - BE LUCKY - Quantities Limited VEA^ CUTLETS "» 89c COUPON SALT" This Day Only — While They Last! PORK CHOPS c«*" c«» ib. 59C RIB LAMB CHOPS lb 59c Men's ftandkerchiefs 60 Gauge, 1st Qualify NYLONS C pr CO 4-9807 M ft S 23 * With this coupon • AdufU only Llmtt I Pr. AT WHh thla coupon - Adulti only STRAUB Values ^ Tier Curtains $1% £ PR. MOTORS All White and Trlmmad ONE ONLY SIX ONLY 17" TABLI MODEL YOUR FRIDAY GE Steam MEN'S SHIRT RIOT PICK TV SET IRONS H FlMritee mmd O(t«n MAY 13th Uwd 13° ONE ONLY 13 SIX ONLY Olympic VALUES TO ?4.9S A LARGE St«rnfitt 1 Luggage 3-WAY 74QU SELECTION Combinatfon *•»# GIRL'S SHORTS " TV, Radio, Phon» SI*w*t» 14 THREI ONLY TO Motorola ONI ONLY FomoBt Make 13 Motorolo MANY FORMERLY CHOOSE FROM CLOCK PortobU PRICED AT $1.59 RADIOS 25° STEREO 13 CO 4-4000 Pfionogroph LADIES' SLACKS 1 Ton < 13 2-DOOR VALUES TO $3.98 Gibson R«frlg«roh>n Cottons, Gobi and Twflli STRAUB Aif 7/QI3 PAPER WINDOW GJrV ILOUSI AND tondiHonor [Defrost MOTORS, INC. with No Instillation SHADES SHORT SETS ONE ONLY Your Authorized Bulck . WH Rag. 4N „ and. Opel-Dealer ?l"Con«o>etf TVSet $15913 M ECR.5S U vrt 63- GMAC TIME COIfax4-|«|?? Many Unadvertised Values — Look and Save PAYMENT PLAN VILLAGE TV i <*••*• ALPINE'S HIGHWAY 35 ON THE HILL *':;_ & APPLIANCE CO. in Cor. E. FRONT and BROAD STS. klYfORT FRONT STREET KEYPORT IS ALWAYS A LUCKY NUMBER AT 1 t W. FRONT ST. THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE •V LUCKY BUYS TO BE FOUND HER! LADIES' 13KEYPORT JAMAICA FOR LADIES SHORTS CHILDREN'S BATHING CAPS 13 DRESSES 1.13 BRAS vol. t« $5.00 2 v r DRESSES « - * *"** R«g. $2.98 and $3.98 BLOUSES 63' 2 1.13 BETTER DRESSES $7.13 2 for $13 LADIES' BETTER BAGS $1/|3 AND BETTER DRESSES 3.13 CHILDREN'S Blouses and Sweaters $1.13 HATS BOXER SLAX 1.13 GIRDLES **9.-650 $2.13 AND BOYS' SHORT SLEEVE Long Line Strapless Bros $2.13 BAGS reg. 2.98 WHITE SHIRTS 1.13 SKIRTS v°' * $5.98 $|]|3 BOYS' 2-PIECE 1.13 SUMMER SLACKS $2.13 13 SUITS, reg. 2.98 & 3.98 MURIELS 13 W. FRONT ST. KEYPORT . SIGN LUCK.. .OUR LUCKY NUMBERS WITH ANY PURCHASE Come Eorly - Pick o Number - Then Hold If for these Sensational On the Hour Drowings YOUR NUMBER IS GOOD ALL DAY — DONT THROW IT AWAY — WINNERS WILL BE POSTED INSIDE STORE IF YOU CANNOT BE AT DRAWINGS 10 a.m.-Any Men's Jacket in Store $3.13 3 p.m.-Any Boys' Shirt - 13c 11 a.m.-Any Pair of Men's Shoes $2.13 4 p.m.-Any Pair of Work Pants $1.13 12 Noon-Any Men's or Boys' Sweater $1.13 5 p.m.-Any Men's Shirt 13c 1 p.m.-Any Men's or Boys' Belt 13c 6 pp.m.-Any y Pair of Men's Dress Slacks $1.13 2 p.m.-Any Men's or Boys' Hat or Cap - 13c 7 p.m.-AnA y Boys'JackeB'Jk t $1.1$3 8 p.m.-Any Pair of Boys' Shoes or Slacks $1.13 LUCKY 13 LUCKY 13 LUCKY 13 LUCKY 13 LUCKY 13 MEN'S BOYS' FRUIT OF THE LOOM BOYS' ARMY Ivy and Contin«n^ol REVERSIBLE or Satin Uiwd CHINO PANTS lit QUALITY BEDFORD CORD JACKETS JACKETS HANDKER- AT OUK COST 2.53 SLACKS 4.99 2 FAIR $4.93 CHIEFS MADI IN UAA. 2.99 1.99 Limited ttes *-*M- Htvy MMI th«r- •laM 2f to 41 Wuh 'p W«ar SUM M-IO-tW4-l« 3 ^ 13c list* ••10-IM4.1I frwnlM AML prtterm- Pint Quality Oray or Khaki Anortod C«lort rT 4 *^ THIS IS YOUU* LUCKY. DAY — THERE ARE MAMY MORE LUCKY 13 SPECIALS AT KEYPORT CMranc. Off •>•» Parting IM 14 W. FRONT ST.^KfYPORT KEYPORTS GREATEST APPLIANCE SALE! Washers • Dryers • Refrigerators •Freezers •Tetevision*Stereo • Radios • Housewares FRIGIDAIRE NORGE IMPERIAL WRINGER ELECTRIC Fabulous SALE STARTS WASHER RANGE 268 with Timer 98 Manufacturer's Lilt 419.99 V 'J si. iotU "IT'S YOUR Manufacturer's List tTti FRIGIDAIRE Friday the 13th DAY' IMPERIAL LUCKY ELECTRIC OKN THIS NIIOAY Til 10 P.M.I DRYER 158 Dormeyer Manufacturer'! Llit 269.99 WESTING- TRAVELER Porto ble HOUSE STEREO FRIGIOAIM LAUNDRA- PHONOGRAPH HAND 2-DOOK .88 MAT With Separate • Ib. Load Cap. MIXER REFRIGERA- 1 159 Speaker 68 Manufacturer ! List 239.9* TOR 300 Value HJf Top Fre»i«r, Imptrlal, All Porccltln General ATLANTIC AGENCY No. 3'S YOUNGSTOWN Electric 54" CABINET SINK VACUUM FANTAST/C INVENTORY DhA. Dreln 64 CLEANER V*lu« 49.99 31 CALORIC 30" AUTOMATIC FRIGIDAIRE GAS RANGE 2 DOOR 118 REFRIGERA- TOR 298 Fro»t Proof Top Fr»e»r — Deluxe MANNING BOWMAN NORGE 15 cu. AUTOMATIC STEAM ft. Double Door REFRIGERA- AND DRY IRON TOR Bottom Freezer 344 Manufacturer'* Lift M9J9 HOTPOINT REFRIGERA- TOR Top Freezer 320 M«nuf»c»urer'» Lift 539.95 General WELiILT Electric 3 E. FRONT ST.*KEYPQRT*CO 4-3012 GAS RANGE 74 Floor Manufacturer1! Urt IMJV Waxer FRIGIDAIRE 23 NORGE MAGIC Value 39.95 AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC CHEF 1 CYCLE DRYER 153 GAS RANGI ADMIRAL WASHER 194 Manufacturer's Utt 18MS with Oas Heater 194 Mffs List 3»J9 13 Cu. Fr. .88 Manufacturer'! List 28Mt REFRIGERA- Dormeyer TOR ADMIRAL HI-FI 1 248 Manufacturer ! Lltt ELECTRIC Eoty Combo- COFFEE AM-FM RADIO ADMIRAL nwtkGAS MAKER PHONOGRAPH 168 11 Cu. Ft. WASHER am4 Value 11 REFRIGERA- 369 TOR 159 DRYER EASY Manufacturer's Lilt 329.95 Manufacturer't List 539JI REGENT BOWMAN GAS DRYER AUTOMATIC PHILCO All Fibrh REFRIGERA- Dormeyer Temp. Control • All Chrome 1 144 TOR Manufacturer ! Lltt 3I9JS e Two f lice YELLOW 113 ELECTRIC TOASTER Manufacturer's Lift 369.95 RCA SKILLET WHIRLPOOL Vslue 14JI Value 24JS GAS DRYER General 10 with Temp, Control 124 SEE AND HEAR THIS t Electric Manufacturer*! List WESTINO- Orundlg . Table Majestic Steree) HOUSI RCA Whirlpool HI-PI • AM-FM - Radio PORTAILI 2 Cycle SHORT WAVI 13 DISHWASHER AUTOMATIC CONSOLE Value 24JI 156 WASHER 189 PHONOGRAPH 382 Manufacturer's List • • ipeed Autbmitftf Cfuifger WESTING- 10 Lb. Le*J Capacity HOOSE PHILCO 17- REFRIGERA- . Norge Deluxe Deep Surge PORTABU Aluminum AUTOMATIC- TELEVISION WASHER 118 Manufacturer-* LIsl 17Mi " BARGAINS BARGAINS .H SMITH . CORO 13 • BLACK CAT SALE PORTABLES FRIDAY/MAY 13 YOU WONT NEED A RABBIT'S FOOT TO ftE LUCKY ON .50 THIS DAY AS LONG AS YOU GET IN ON ONE OF THESE OFFICE SUPPLY f 59 13 TERRIFIC BARGAINS! 3-PIECE SOLID MAPLE SOFABED SUITES , Colonial ttyl* wUbcd, matching chair and pUt- ,form rockar. Solid mapla frama, tw«*d coverings. SALE WE SELL, RENT, \ * REG. $189.00 2 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES Floor umplti that w* hav* **l*ctad for clotoouts. All tult«t consconstt tt of • toft and matching chair. OR REPAIR... All foirn cushion* and frtaia covan. • ADDING MACHINES VALUES TO $198.00 SALE • TYPEWRITERS 3 PIECE BEDROOM SUITES Your choict of m*pl« or mod*rn Riond*. Doublt dr*n*r, mirror, chaat and boohtata bad. 3-w AUTHORIZED DEALER REG. $!89.oo SALE $113*13 SMITH CORONA TREE AND POLE LAMPS Multlpla tight lamp*. Individual twitch** Black or mocha>ch». Your choict of standing traa or floor- TYPEWRITERS to-c«Mlng pola. REG. $14,95 SALE $3.13 ELECTRIC STANDARD PORTABLES Tim« Payments Arranged BROADLOOM CARPET Staylux c»rpat rayon by Bigalow. Popular nutri • twaad. U foot width* only. COIfax 4-5005 REG. $4.95 SALE sq. yd. $3.13 26 Main Street Key port ODD END TABLES A larga aitortmant of odd, mottlmottfy on*-«f-a-klnona-of-a-klnd occ«tion«< l C A I C tbU Mahogany, walnut, maplmaple and blond*. J^«Ai-t VALUES TO $39.50 13" DACRON BED PILLOWS Non-allargic, odoria**, tup*r-«oft pillows. WondarfuMy coot for iwmmar tl»*plng comfort. RIG. $4.95 SALE $3.13 5-PIECE KITCHEN SET Xr*40 Ubla that axtandt to W, 4 comforUbt* chain tn waihabta plait I c covarlna. Bromcton* fram*t. n waihabta REG. $69.50 SALE FOAM CLUB CHAIR Frlaw covartd arm ehalrt with full foam Matt. A comfertabla chair itylad to f.t any d.tor HATS OFF REG. $59.50 SALE TO OUR MERCHANTS MATTRESS or BOX SPRING Hits spring, you can trove] far and wide but type Innanprlng mattran or box tprlng. Twin or full tit*. you won't find a better place to fthop than right here In our community. The finest mer- REG. $36.50 SALE $20*13 chandise at reasonable prices makes our home town the best place to spend your dollars. HAND HOOKED RUGS Our merchants deserve our support. You can For doorway*, In front of chair*, and any haavy traffic iraa. Combin* prtcticaflty with beauty help keep prosperity at home when you... *£G S1.75 SALE $].13 STOP, SHOP AND ftANK IN KEYPORT CARD TABLES Famout Durham Ublct. Ona-plac* pra«ta 1869 1960 MEMBER FEDEEAL DEPOSIT 1NSU1ANCE WEST 25 Wwt Froat St AeTpMt PlttA FURNITURE COMPANY Keyport tote 36, Hadtt FREE FAftJUNG tUDorr orrosm STORE AVAlLAiLE OPEN MONDAY * FRIDAY EVENINGS TIL 9 ONE DAY ONLY 26-28~West Front Strett Otto Bernz Cylinders $119 FOX • itch STOVES, LANTIRNS, TORCHES FLASHLITE BATTERIES REG. SIZI REG. 20c CLOTHES LINE PULLEY R*0.| 4»e Keeps white houses brilliant white! 2 -FOOT RAID Houi« and Garden STEP LADDER BOMB VALUI 3oo Ruggedly built reinforced hardwood . 1-11 .33 ladder. Hundreds of uses Indoon and ONLY ** outdoon. Limited supply. ANT TRAPS R«g. 23* 13 L«v«r Typ« DUCO* Spray Magic HOSE $119 No muss, no fuss-paint at the touch. 19* VALUE NOZZLE of a button. Limited quantities of NOW R*«. Ml 1 White Gloss.only at this special price 0 (ItY 8" Mad* HOUSE PAINTS ELECTRIC $ 13 No. 40 for all white ^houses. Self-deaning, sbeds FAN * dirt and dust with every rain. No. 42 for white 85 3-tnch Paint Brush of R«f. Ml 3 wood areas on brick and masonry homes. Will not 100% Tapered TYNEX" run or stain. May be tinted. Also available in colors. 5 OAL SUMP Plckiupmorepalnt,spreadt It fast, easy and smooth. High $2.19 VALUI PUMP 2995 quality, durable Handy ¥ QJJLy AQ Vt HP, 1* Dltchar«* size. Come In early for yours. «FO DUCO* GARDEN ANTI-RUST FINISHES BRAND NEW RAKE Horn* Palntlnf « Color Gut* New line of primers and top coats for every The most beautiful decorating book Highlandor metal surface, outdoors xr Indoon. Inctudet aver offered. Complete informatJM GRASS new "Duco" Wrought Iron Black. (Stop In for on color and painting. Stop lit now $153 QT. r REE copy of "How to Stop Rust"' for your fret copy. 1 Long Handle) TRIM & SHUTTER Round Point PORCH & FLOOR PAINT SHOVEL ENAMEL Finest high-gloss paint for all Withstands sun, rain, snow outside trim work. Spread* -and scuffing feet Rich- easily, covert beautifully, Trfrfei looking, high glossfinish fo r quickly. Riilsti I793 or con- . ^98 w fading and mildew. » crett floors, volufwiwry HatHe WINDOW SHADES OPEN FRIDAY BVENJNGS UNTIL 26-28 West Front Street FREI PARKING IN REAR PUGGY AHE1ICA t "••fOST T tOVEAlLE V LADDlf A3 BEHTBMIM FRfWKUW AND REMEMBER WHAT ARE "TOE SAID, *EWRLV TO BED AND EARLV TO RISE, PARENTS AND BE MAKES ft MAN HEALTH^ MUD AND CONS)D6RBTE AMD \NI5&! V I rwntmbtr on* July 4th, in 1903. Father bad promlaad •hat If tht corn w»r« plowed tha third tUnt by then w* could at- tcad • Joint ««l«bi«tlon oo th« County Fairground! W» mat Ui« fiftKjltne and wthi ttiird ol July •tveral chickcm met an untlm*- Ij (at* AUu Ui*r« wer« pin, ctk* and pickle* and canned fruit. Earlr In tba morning on th« UNCLE... NsMLLVDUI WERE A-LOOWN •towed to » alnsla bad wagon HELP ME V*VTH MV £ ^ IT Av/FVEGOT MAVEMT TH6V p IT V\WEN X A •nd wi mounted tht spring FOUND -mm* VET? for tba "two mtta Ulp. ARITHMETIC PROBLEMS? ftBOUT?/~lt> FIND THE Ar tti« Ulrtrounda the ^g wu backad Into a ahadr *Pu* •nd tha hor««a tlad to a hitch rack tocnt dlitanca iwtr to avoid • iwirmlni of Alar Thay wnuld b« fed al noon, ••tint grain fi oin •arks pulled »v«r their nm«i Then ">T brothar and I ••!• turned looaa with a warning that tf wi dldn I fat to dinner on toma w* wuuld h*v« to w«H until • verting How we icainpered abdiil «• OounUT boy I. tntaaUig Tuithlrig and n»e«filrig tchool •cquninlancri and. •» hunger warned ui noon wai drawing nigh, inxluul «•)•• THE FIZZLE FAMILY By H. T. Elmo UfUd heavenward to •*•« If Hia CANT you DO CLOSET DOOR STlLlA! / •un were In th« right n»>l 1 KEEP •mLKlN0...EVERV- A.ftrr dinn«r, a Ullla wr» i j RIGHT? THE SOFR S.... YOU DIDN'T CUT THIN6 VOLt SflY OOCS IN from the morning'l Jaunt, wa BROKE AOftiN.... "THE THE GRASS ...VOLJ ONK EAR AND OUT •tuck (!<>*« to tha rrntei of at FAUCET STILL LEPlKS ! trmcti.* Out nlckt-l* iln^^d ouc HEW • wi/ with cannon c»n»i and ftrecnckeri, ta>d canw ni*Kni( the luildr-d n CROSSWORD• PUZZLE ff " IT" ir OTTDOOK NOTES: Uhut n Uia right outboard motor fur jou1 s- & 14 Tliit drpend» upon the •!/*• of your L 215 ( Fl P boat and whether you're w primarily In boating. wuU-r P 31 or AahLng Talk It over with y"iu rr m local dealer. H« can give y-nj % 3" "ateer" In the right a Did you know, by tne m 44 \$& a tht popularity and the outboard mul4>n Im g -\ alderabty In recent yr B«i • In )(Hl3 Cameron B W a Porto engine ipurted one rylin-lrr BJ B pr j I— - ^S and about une hontpuwrr I >*• li day'g niodeli have gone 1 <> tin < i I U " S3Tif PS inden and •• much a* 70 hoia*- power. Bpeodi have b<>rt> in- 't creased from two mile* |>«»i Imur 1 1 1 FMa^* 1 P to over 100 rallei per iu-ut arid, M belt of all, reliability hai bet-n m craaaed to the extant thai m'*drtn p| K4-r •ngirlei will run up to iw.ooo m.jrt 1 OAFFEK BABT SITTER . . . Former Premldenl Barrjr 8. Tnt- without mechanical rri>ait mm t«Ik* t« New York reporters darln* hit refvlar m«nlnff ACMOU •tr»n. H«'a la OothMn bAbr-atlttnv with hla rraDdchlldrea wmlia THM duck and thm goote arr >* Ua daochter «a4 her hnsbsA^ tasr fU>wn*d migrant*, our both art Ift drala OUtdont by th* mmallcr arttc tun. Slufla I! Writar af Per many month* of the yrar tht bicrcle tun fUvrr teU on this far-runfrr. •rtorira Annually a tern may trufrt 250OO Clta milea and no other bird irtiirtt mo achooll far. M Cam* *arth Correctly apeaJung, tin.' OHIMPII.II) IT Red co*ot«t»> Amartf.an bear 1$ a fc»lm • Bear, WIM maa but actxially tha animal may B AlcoboUa rang* In color from cinnamon to ft Chocolate brown to blark. tmtntry How popular is the iport of t» Jaicm af boatifigt According to a r*e*nt survey, morm fami tie t oum boat* than own eU$huKuh*n, garbage n iarthe dispose™, and room air-conditUtn- Tf TanBliut«a nnzmnnn gn combined, hi or* than $2 bil- TT tlnr af lion dollar* gott into boating each Qfimn naann aonn ririw nririn annnon ymar; torn* 7(£ million rtertation- "f nrina nnnn an at boat* art in tut*. i Sanaai anriHQu naua QUU The expreitloa "blind •• • bat'' ,nr»nr». nanasi aann noVwllhitandtni. naturattita b«- ••nan ar?n aaaaa llarve that bat* ha.** fair dfytlme u»u nnan nrJicinun vlgJon. UH'dinun nauuwufi WHICO WAT, - . . T»m«rtli« C«lll*Ufl, •• amtm repair If. T, •Uraxlai attoaUaa «rfUi MAY 13 & 14 NOW OPEN ENGLISHTOSVN KEYPORT ONE SHOE SHINE LITTLE SILVER RED BANK BRUSH NEW SHREWSBURY VALUE $1.00 - Walk-Up Drive-In Window OPEN GIVEN WITH ANY PURCHASE OF $5.00 Monday Thru Thursday OR MORE 8:30 A.M. TO 6;00 P.M. FRIDAY —WHILE THEY LAS/— 8:30 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M. CompUf* Bonking S«rvic«t At All Offices LACONTE SHOES Member F»d»r»l Deposit lmor«nte Corporttion CO 4-4063 66 W. Front Street Keyport seeoeeeeoeeec OUR USED CARS LIFE STRIDE Mid & Hi Heel HAVE BEEN Dress Shoes - - - 8.90 *•«. to 13.00 NATURALIZER Low & SPECIALLY PRICED Mid Heel Dress & FOR THIS Sport Shoes 10.90 R«fl. to ISJOO All rh« Mott Wonted StyUt and Colon, but Not Every Siz« SALE In Every Style . . . BUHLER & BITTER, Int. CO 4-0198 SEE THE NEW VALIANT 89 Broad 5$t»«t Keyport kWOOOBOQOOOCOOD BOOl LILI-ANN SHOPPE HUM An Jurt A F«w of Our Special* for FRIDAY THI lSlhl GLOVES •*"" $1.79 DRESS FLAT GROUP 4.90 BAGS ** •» $2.98 * 1140 JEWELRY "* •* $1.00 SPORT FLAT GROUP 4.90 Gowns-Robes, Half Price lUfl. to 10M GIRDLES "* •«• $3.00 PANTIES **"• $1J9 10% DISCOUNT ON 3 PAIRS FOR 94J0 ALL OUR TOP QUALITY MEN* SHOES ! 2 HOUR PARKING LOT IN RiAk CO 4-4027 9 W. Front Street 62 W. FRONT STRUT HOES Keyport —- J w \ FUMY THE 13th , DONT GO HOME UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN All PAINT v>» 13% OUR ALL STANLEY CARDED ARCAIN TABLE HARDWARE VALUES UP TO $20 ALL EVEREADY w. s. WALLACE. GARDEN M«n't ond Boys' Wcor — The Notion's Leoding Brands CHEMICALS & SPRAYS USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN For True Voluet Shop at Conover Lumber Co. 100 First Street COIfax 4-0500 Keyport VISIT THIS COUPON GOOD FROM COHEN'S (Liquor) MAY 13 to MAY 20th EST. 1933 ^ w and Large Selection of.Popular Brandt of Domestic and Imported 1^0 Printed LIQUORS, CORDIALS, WINES Maytlmt It Plcttir* Tlmt AND BEER Also Keg Beer SOFT DRINKS $1.65 Cote, plut dep, 5c""CANDY 4 for 13* Flash Bulbt 2 for 13 FREE DELIVERY 25. < KLEENEX, COME IN OR CALL Merchurochrom« 13' 13" 25c ROUX 100—5 Grain COIfax 4-0488 Bleach. Peroxide 13" ASPIRIN 13* 33c TOILET •> COHEN'S LIQUOR STORE Ca la mine Lotion 13' TISSUE JL (-13 77 Brood Street Key port 35o FREE Pocket Comb$4 fOf 13' WAVE SET IS- $1.39 "DUTCH BOY" 25c 1 Rain Bonnets Ball Point Pens HAND PUPPET 13' IS With Each Gallon 29c 29c "Dutch Boy" Nalplex Paint NAIL CLIPS 13* Tooth Brushes 13' 25« 39c DR. WEST BOBBY PINS 13" TOOTH PASTE 13* 49c Plastic LUX • GARMENT BAG 13' !l«13' Doubl* 1 ^ . fl QUANTITIFS LIMITED BEDLES PAINT STORE 27W.FR0HTST.,KEYP0«T PAINTS - OILS • VARNISHES and ^RUSHES E. Front St. CO 4-0547 Keyport * •#.-*«-*•«* «»4* #« j* Mil WES T R EIC H' S 45 W. FRONT ST. For Women MAKES For GirU COATS Til JAMAICAS DRESSES 5 99 " " Re*. 4.00 1«W 2-99 . 5.00 Reg. 13.00 • SWIM SUITS Reg. 9.00 5-" SUITS SKIRTS 6-99 Reg. 5.00 2-** KEO. IMO Boyt* Ployte* GIRDLES SUITS Top Coats Friday Reg. 8.95 ..: 4'^ 3.99 * 5.99 Lucky DRESSES R.9. 6.00 R*g. 9.00 Reg. 10.00 5'^ Boyi' Bog (Italian Straw) Dress Shirts j.OO Reg. 4.00 2'^ REO. 1.00 SUITS Girl.' Boys' Summer Re*. 25.00 10'^ BLOUSES PAJAMAS COATS 1.00 l-oo • R«g. 30.00 12"" Rag. 3.00 Reg. 2.00 CHARGE IT NO WN PAYMENT FEKENSON'S PLAIN COFFEE RINGS REG. 45c Low Sneakers 280 PR. WOMEN'S Medium and C 13 High Heel ^ Dress Shoes Reg. to 8.95 3 ^0 Pf. ASSORTED GROUP R«g. CRUMB C to $ 13 Mens' Shoes 10.95 4 Pr. CAKE ASSORTED GROUP Reg. REG. 49c to 4.98 13 Women's Flats 2 Pr. At FEIGEMSON'S SHOES Harisen's Bakery OPEN FRIDAY NITE TILL 9 P.M. COIKIK 5^)447 CHARGE WITH EASY CHARGE Front Street 18 W. Front St. Keyport baOOBOOOOOflOOOOQBPOOBOOOODQOOOOOOOC s • COLUMBIA NUMBER ONC W THE WONOERFUl. W&JD OF 9OUMJ It's here for you...and it's brand new! Columbia 4-speed automatic STEREOPHONIC PORTABLE RI-BUILT FOAM FILLED SAUCER , CQ95 CLECTROLUX Big value In a decorator favorite —the smart scoop chair. Wonder- only ^J jf fully comfortable, filled with * 97 29.99 thick 14* foam padding. Wipe- for tru* lor>« repre4u(ll«n Eaiy-rlida tank typa clean plastic cover. Black or wal • 9' eord provldti #«v tern vacuum cleaner, guar. nul wooden legs, WhiUn, turquoise, «nteed for 1 year. With 19 B brand n«w attach* persimmon. menta. HURRYl 12" r«cordt four ipttd (uii' HEDSTROM m*ll« lumtlt>>* for 10. 3) 4S fit T| rpm r»r o'dt SPEED Flip QV*' ca^'idga With 0o»' j»»»l»« MOBILE Powered by a 2.2 HP. Engine Rigid Steel Frame Beit Driven All it)* quality, beauty tn4 pound possible Iron) to< ftcreopbonio recoj-di || RECLINER CHAIR pun with this Columbia «t«r«ft What blissful comfort! Thia big i»ifirh-fldetny portable. H FIDELITY TONE CHAIR TRANSISTOR RADIO 60"x72' Long Distance Pickup. 5 Operate! On One 8-Volt Battery. I5' PLASTIC COVERED Reg. 29.99 COLUMBIA SLEEPER-LOUNGER TRANSISTOR RADIO CoQ spring base plus 60* bolster. Modal 40D Pocket St» Heavy plastic cover: orange, tan, 77 With Leather white, Ivory, black, turquoise. 40 Carrying Caae 95 Plu> Del. Reg. 45.93 and Earphone Attachment For Personal Listening. 24 SOFA 72"xlOB" 549 72"*90" $3 /8 LINT-FREE THROWS SWIVEL CHAIR DANISH King size high back rocker-chair with foam Ailed back, seat, arms LOUNGER FOR CHAIRS, SOFAS —*agless spring construction Foam-filled HARD-TO-BEAT BUYS In good-looking, carefree throw 97 IOOM t^aok Swivels 860* degrees-perfect for andttat cavern to protect your expensive upholstery. Beautifully TV- viewing. Turquoise, green, emhion*. 44 made of lush viscose rayon with a rich textured weave and Sleek wi). a deep fringe all around. Machine-washable, no-ironing, black, brown, grey ,or red high 39 nat-ton* 24 lint-free, pre-shrunk. Smart decorator colors: topaz, green, pile nylon-acofnte co\'er. R»g. 49.95 wood f ram*. Plus Del- Plus Del. bilge, cocoa. Ideal for cajrg^JooI ™-.l J, J. NEWBERRY CO. KEYPORT