Cornerstone To Decision On Closing Be Laid Monday Maple Ave. Tuesday • Memorial School To Township Committee f «j.Be Dedicated To. To Meet With Owners;' * Matawan War Dead Member National Editorial Association — New Jersey Press Association — Monmouth County Press Association Water Hearing June 6 At 9:30 a.m. Monday a dedi- MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY MAY 26, 1955 Single Copy Seven Cents Matawan Township Commit- catory ceremony, with the lay:86t- h YEAR — 47th WEEK tee yesterday told. Melvln A. Philo and Herbert R. Roth.cn- ing of a cornerstone, will take berg, both of Kcyport, attor- place at the new Memorial Barricades Sidewalk You Could Win neys for Thomas and Louise School on Church St., Matawan, MADISON MAYOR BUYS FIRST POPPY Under the heading of unus- MHS Eliminates Plane Gets Loose Mrs. William Lone, of Har- Devino. of Matawan Township, The school, is being dedicated I ual complaints was one re- bor ltd., Morganvillc, hits re- and Manuel Gale, of Kcyport, as a memorial to those from | ceived al the Keypori Council North Plainfield At Red Bank Airport ported to this newspaper that that the matter of whether the Matawan who died In World I the "Picture Pay-Off Man" of application to close off Maple mcclinir Mondiiy nicht that a Ave. in Oak Shades would bo Vjflr II. I property owner in the vicinity Balltossers Advance Raymond Wallace, Of the Newark News surprised settled Tuesday. The exercises will open with j of Washington SI. had barri- Tjo Semi-Final Round Keyporl, Owner, Hurt her on Sunday at 0:10 p.m. by an invocation by the Rev. Ches-1 caded a sidewalk. calling her to ask If she could That night the township com- tor A. Galloway, pastor of the I Council was informed thai a Of Tri-County Play Trying To Stop It identify Ihe picture on page mittee will meet with the in- First Presbyterian Church, of | boruuch ordinance provides two of the Sunday edition. If teested parties at tlie site for Matawan. Joseph Sugar, direc- that there must be no barri- Matawan High's baseball Raymond Wallace, of 181 Sec-- she had had the right answer, a final review of ho situation. tor of instrumental music on the cade In sidewalk area under team advanced to the semi-fi- ond St.. Keyport, had a narrow she would have won $500! The committceincn have on Matawan High School faculty, penalty of a fine or the bor- nal round of the Trl-Coun- escape from grave Injury or Mrs. Long says that she fol- hand a letter from the township then will lead the high school oueb may have the barricade ty baseball tourney last night by death Friday when his plane at lowed the "Picture Pay-Off" planning board refusing to rec- band in the national anthem. removed and charge the prop- defeating North Platnfleld, Red Bank Airport started off for a long time after il .start- ommend the closing of Maple erly owner for (lie work. Leo champions of Somerset County, with nobody at the controls and ed, but as months progress- Ave., even though it is only a Edward W. Currie, president McCnmi, borough superinten- 10-5, in a game at Ovcrholt he tried to set aboard and stop street shown on a filed map and of the Matawan Township ed, she lust interest. '• dent, was requested to serve Stadium, Carteret. The Maroon it. After running lopse for 30 The Morganville resident never has been opened for pub- Board of Education, will make the necessary notice. and Steel will engage Perth Am- seconds, the. plane crashed into lic use. The planning board the opening address. After this, wishes to express her appreci- After the meeting it was re- boy next, probably on Tuesday the airport office building, In- ation to the Newark News for objects Washington St. -would be a pageant. "Through the vealed that the property own- night. juring two men. made a permanent dead-end Years," arranged by Mrs. Eliz- the unexpected thrill of be- and could only be serviced by er with the barricade is Lar- . Hal Delta was never more the The freak accident occurred ing called for (he contest, and abeth Giltins, of the high school ry Kiseman, of Thcrcse Ave., utilities •• passing through land faculty, will be presented. It whole show for Matawan than shortly before nooiv when Mr. advises all persons in this a- under control of the Borough of who desired to extend his lawn he wa_s in this game. He struck | 'Wallace, a student pilot, was rea to be "on guard" for the will be a slory of the gradual to the curb line. The borough Kcyport, if Maple Ave. Is block- out"").4 men in seven innings. I readying his Aeronca trainer "Picture Pay-Off" in the Ncw- ed off. growth of the Matawan school ordinance fails to make allow- weathered an early session of j rk system. With David Benton as for a return flight to Kcyport ^ Kvei^hiR-J^Jcw's. ances for individual preferen- bad support, and walked only j Airport. Louis Miller acting " The attorneys yesterday ask- narrator, the days of 1605 will ces In I he mailer of sidewalks one batter. manager of Red Bank Airport, ed the committecmen to desig- be depicted by Mary Lou Bla- ( and wilhout the. barricade Mr, Three glaring irJIeld errors said Mr. Wallace was tending nate Tuesday how much of the V'Ha, Linda Long, Peggy Cliam- Elscman'.s plan for a grass by a Maroon and Steel team the plane himself and was "pull Man Commits Suicide property they woul.'l want block- bi/Jlain, F. Howard Lloyd, sr. walk has liltle chance to pros- that obviously wns tight got ing the propellor through." pri- ed off to provide an access road Others To" Participate per. North Plainfield away to an or to starting the motor, At Cliffwood Beach to Washington St. For 1805. the narrator will bc early lead. In their half of the ! Mr. Miller snid Mi'. Wallace To Act On Application Walter Jones and the actors Mr. inning, the players of, coach | Benton. Miss Blahota and Vil- apparently had turned on the Shot Himself At His The committee also will hold Bill Yaeger came back to score j switch of the plane and advanc- a special meeting tomorrow to ma Sabo: for 1915. the narra-1 Colony Club Asks four runs. Bill Votta led off ] ed the throttle before spinning Home Monday; Had Been tor is Dorothy Worsley, and the j with a single and was forced act on the application of Wanda actors Linda Rittcjrihoua.se, Miss: the prop and that when he pull- 111 For Some Time and Wilbur Baker, of Cliffwood, by Bert Collins. Dcitz filed out.! ed the propellor through the en- to have transferred to them the Long. Mr. Benton and Miss Bla-' Lake Be Drained but Steve Alikas hit safely and i gine started. James A. Dillon, a 45-year-old hota; for 1D25. the narrator will I Allan Wolf walked to load the j plenary retail consumption li- Taxis Westward carpenter, of 119 West Con- cense now held by Grace Mil- be Charles Hall, and the actors] Weed Growth Said To ' " sacks. Stretch Bodson failed to i course, Cliffwood Beach, who IV'Jss Long, Jean Gaub, Barbara j Mr. Miller said the plane, ler, of Oak Shades. Be Getting Out Of cover the bag at first on Dan j Mrs. „.„.. „,, (l llls ,,,„, llllsuIllll ,)f WlU,m Leiflon police said had been ill for Tiillis, Debbie Lazow, Mr. Ben- i Vanderbilts grounder and Col- j Auxiliary Unit • 1 „,,„. HIIIM.I opmstlu .mm,I poppy drive which was at the east end ofsome time, shot and killed him- Township Clerk Rose K. Wen- ton and Miss Blahota: for 1935, Control At Lefferls lins and Alikas scored on the j in Madison Township I" si Mini, llu In si popp\ In M nor Waller Jur- the field, heading west, began seirwith""a' 12-gauge shotgun at zel reported 52 dogs liad been the narrator is Gladys Hyrnc. I taxiing westward immediately, j . Inoculated in the recent antt- A request of the Colony Club misplay. Joe Fasso then lined man us Mrs. Amu luiio nUili lm(l'(pp\ CM in man, looks on. hi s honle Mondny who will also be soloist, and out a safe hit and Wolf and Mr. Wallace grabbed at a wingj rabies control clinic. Regret Mr. Benton and Miss Blahota of Green and White Village to strut as the plane started but | _ Police Capt. J. Edgar Wilkin- was expressed more of the own- are in the cast; for 1945, Anna Vanderbllt came in. son said Mr. Dillon's body was have Lake Lefferts drained was The Canuks tied It up in the was knocked down and suffer- ers of the 500 dogs in the town- McDowell is the narrator nnd | refC,.,.cc| ed arm abrnsions. found by his son, James, jr. shlp had not availed themsel- there will be a dance team and | by the Matawan Boi'- second when Bedson was hit byMadison Township Board Of Education Capt. Wilkinson, the Matawan a pitcher ball and Tony Vitale The plane continued its for- ves of this free service. soloist: for 1955, Larry Salmon i ough Council Tuesday to Its lake ward movement briefly, Mr. Township First Aid Squad and,. Mrs. Jack Shepherd, of Sec- Is narrator and there is a dance j committee. The letter from Yo- rammed out a home run. They Dr. Victor a. Thompson, went ahead in the third when Projects Locations For New Classrooms Miller said, and then made a ond St. and Lakevlew Blvd. team. | landa Richards, secretary of the sharp right turn. It taxied be- Kcyport, went immediately to complained to the committee of Dave Mebus singled down the the Dillon home where Mr. Dil- •'JtF. Howi.vJ Lloyo, si1., will be jclub, called the governing third base line and came around Clashes Al Meeting With Township Committee, tween four parked airplanes val- the rust condition In the water ued at more than/ $100,00. fol-! lon was pronounced dead by at the east, shore of Lake Ma- the orator. He will deliver his \body's attention 10 pernicious when the ball got away from Dr. Thompson. address after the pageant. John! weed growth in the lake. It Vanderbllt in left field. Planning Board, Over Altitude Toward Offers lowed a fence at the edge of awan. the airport and then crashed in- The death was officially list- The township was notified by S. McCurdy, former supervising, >vns suggested that if it werein- The Huskies could not get the Made By Builders, Use Of Signboards, Brochure ( principal, then will conduct the; lead back until the fifth inning. to the southwest corner of the ij cd as suicide by County Physl- the State Water Policy Commis- opportune to drain the lake In Madlson Township Board of, plans which had been given small airport office building, i clan Julius A. Toren who or-| „ ], |,ij h . | . Will cornerstone laying ceremony. I the summer, it could be undcr- In that frame, VanderbiU clout- sioll lnnt u c cu r n( Education Monday approved a preliminary approval thus they The plane was demolished. j dered the body removed to the jb e neid June c in Trenton on An additional feature of the' ed a homer to left center field iDay taken in the fall and the water brochure which will be clistri- were going forward with their The force of lne crash shatter- Funeral Home, Keyport. |tlle municipality's application to program will be a baseball |jcvcl kcpl low ,n lne w|ntcl. to with Alikas on. base. Then in buted to township residents and the sixth the Maroon and investments In real estate de- ed a large plate glass window! Found In Bed sink wells for a water plant. game at the high school Held al ]osscll Ule (|Bng{,,. of skating ac- Steel will contain a recommendation! vclopment. The mayor observ- 2 p.m. between the Matawan made it safe when Votta sing- of the office and stove in the i Capt. Wilkinson said Mr. Dil- The adjoining boroughs and cldcnts led again. Collins walked, Dcitz statlng school rooms should be '. cd it would be only a short time corner ol the wooden one-story j Ion was found In bed in his | townships who use the same and Cliffwood Grammar School i The"'council was. reminded added 'as follows to put chil-j before a zoning ordinance hldi• singled and, after Alikas pop- structure. Robert Donald, 57,1 home. He said the man ap-ivein of water will bc notified I.eams. This a game holding ; thal pl.ogl.otis • hnti been made dren in primary grades on full: would be adopted and this would ped up, Wolf drove a hard 1 j of Oceanport. a retired Navy j parenlly rigged up the shotgun,'to appear, ''•frnsual interest this year as iaua)n.s, ,v,ed l{1.pwUi when the time: Laurence Harbor-CIKI •£«:•; en. :?,of the whole matter Miuavvan i;..u clinch the B.i>- double to center, Three'- runs commander who Is an account-! so that he could fire it from a| The salary ordinance wns ad- hik,{kec wawass drainedrainedd thrthre> e years (Continued on page foun wood Bench', 15 rooms; Cheese-' before there would be lime to ant at the airport, and William | distance with a length of string opled on final reading. shorc Grammar School League quake, two rooms; Browntown, 10 ngo. effect a measure increasing jPatton. 44, of Rumson, a Rail- j and had shot himself in the I A memorial observance In tri- championship by wlnnlnc. Cliff- Karl Hcuser. borough engi- | two rooms; Old Bridge, IB sizes. wood. on the other hand, can I way Express Co. employee, who | chest. Mr. Dillon had been » 1bute to the late John D. Kcarns, neer, was authorized lo prepare j rooms. Mr. Tortorice warned 1 take over first place a:id have The brochure th'- r (Continued on page four; j patient in the hospital several former commlttccman. waa plans for the addition lo the IRussell B. Post warns children school board East Brunswick jI limes and on Sunday had re- held. (Continued on page foun borough's present water system on part-time in township schools Township had become subject turned to his home from Mon- and the auxiliary plant at Mid-. have increased from 41 per cent to a low suit because its plan r I dlcscx Rd., as proposed some Body Is Found mouth Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Ross Walling of enrollment in 1953 t0 nn an-ning board and township corn- Lavoie Laboratories jTwo Accidents On Succumbs Yesterday time ago. Drilling additional ticipated 93 per cent next Sep- 0 his son. Mr. Dillon is wells, erecting a new water N.Y. Police Launch tember. The brochure projects by his wife, Mrs. Mag-Matawan Twp. Road* i'einn ! Acquires 2 Companies clalinc T. Dillon, his parents, -Mrs. Rose Ann Walling. 82, of tower, a new pumping station Finds Keyport Man In a need tor 352 rooms by 1050inary approvals. Mr. Kerr re- Two accidents causing con- 32 Miriam Dr., Matawan, wid-1 and auxiliary pumping, and lay- when school operating costs will Mr. and Mrs. James W. Dil-siderable damage to cars oc- Water Off New Dorp plied such a measure would not lon, of Arlington, another son, ow of Charles T. Walling, died | Ing mains will be involved, be 53,360,000 as compared with affect those with plats already j Morganville Firm curred in Matawan Township 1 Robert Dillon, alio at home: during the past week. yesterday al the Foothill Ac-1 t To Correct Condition .Verification of the fears that a present budget of $595.09G. under consideration but Mr. Expanding Program; res Nursing Home. Ncshanic. | New'Jersey Materials Co.. of The brochure states. "The pro- two brothers, Christopher, Cliff- On Monday a car driven by Russell B. Post, 38, of 23 Eighth Tortorice warned any plat sub- Add New Facilities wood, and Harry, Mcycrsvillc, She was born in Matawan, the Broad St., acknowledged a St., Keyport, was dead after his jection ot our needs up to 1UG0mitted would come in that cate- David Decker. 1542 Twilight daughter of the late James and memorandum about water disappearance Mar. 17 was pro-Is based on the assumption 10.- gory. Stephen D. Lavoie, president and four sisters, Mrs. Ruth I Way, Cliffwood Beach, muklng Sawyer and Mrs. Helen Dalzicll.j a left turn while going north Mnria (Gormleyi Sinnctt. draining off their lands into, vidcu Mondily when his decom- 000 inew home) unils approved of Lavoie Laboratories, Inc., Mr. Becker found the school Kearny; Mrs. Grace Kinsclla, j on Beachwood Dr. to Cliffwood She was a member of the Al-that street and promised to cor- jposc d body wns found nfloat of, by our planning board will bo board too critical of offers be- Morganville, today announced tar and Rosary Society and therect the condition. Ncw Dorp, s. I., by Marino built In that period." that his firm has acquired the ol Florida and Mrs. Claire Dr.. Cliffwood Bench, struck a ing made by developers. He Clark, of Arlington. car going through the Intersec- Catholic Daughters of St. Jo- The ordinance vacating a por- Launcn No. 6 of staten Island This latter statement came pointed to the board's rejection stock, plants and inventories of seph's Church, Kcyport. lion of Meadow Rd. and Divi- division, New York Police Dc- Matawan Electronic Co.. Inc., Mr. Dillon was a member of tion easterly. Warren L. Bern- under cqnsure from both Hie] of a resolution for acting on of- the Carpenters Local. No. 715liardt. . of 134-1 Seawood Dr., Clirf- j-She Is survived by a daugh- sion St. was approved on final par''lent. planning board and the town- (Continued on page four) and Baysliore Electronic Pro-! ter. Mrs. Frank Connor, of New reading. ducts, Inc., of Keansburg. ! of Ell^belh. wood Beach, was driving Ihift "ification wns made by ship committee In a Joint meet- car. Patrolman Charles Aiia- Brunswick; a sister, Mrs. NeU- Mrs., Charles Phillips. Hard- hi;- o, Helen, at Seavlew Ing with the^ school board. The The acquisition of the two, Funeral services are being lie Powers, of Cliffwood; a Ing Blvd.. complained of r: Memorial Mass At held this afternoon at 1 o'clock no, of township police investi- |Mo,,,,ie. F'aten Island. Monday use of billboards in connrction companies Is part of an expan-! gated. brother, Thomas Sinnett, of Ma condition of the street as '' night. Mr.toy, in the of- with the brochure also drew the St. Joseph's Cemetery I slon program now underway at! at the Day Funeral Home, with result of the borough's laying the Rev. James A. Guswcller In Sunday cars driven by Wll- tawan; two granddaughters. jfice ot • mcdlcal cxmn- fire of Mayor Walter Jurman: ; i Lavoie Laboratories and will I a water main through ItHo Rob- Annual memorial mass will rector of St. Mary's Episcopal j Ham E. Shirley of Perth Am- Mrs. Paul Lawson, of Minne- ' incr of IUXJ xjurough of Rich- James Tortorice, add 30,000 square feet of work-) T sota, and Mrs. John P. Kane, erts St. She and he.r son. Rob- i mond, at St. George, S. I., pro-,, i • • chairman or bc • hcU1 by sl Joseph's Coun- ins space al the Keansburg! ChurchChurch , officiating. Intermen"'~ t | boy, an'd "Harry L. iitiiffoid, of the planning board, and Walter cii. Knights of Columbus, wi Long Branch, collided at Ger- of Matawan. with whom she ert, declared the road was left | nounced death due to drowning of the plan plant and nn additional lli.000 j made her home. in poor condition after the in- •In a manner undetermined, Becker, a member of the plan .a.m, ,„. Saturday at StSt.. Joseph's square fuel at Matawan to Ihe [ ard Ave. and Lower Main St. (Continued on page four) ning board, who blasted the Cemetery, Broadway. Keyporl. Mr. Shirley was (joint; west on The Day Funeral Home, Key- ! Kcypor State Police said procedures of the school board already vast Lavoie operation.; Struck Parked Car, port, Is In charge of funeral | Mar. 7 the man's car was found. with the Rev, James T. Conncll, The facilities ill the two plants' Lower Main St. when he went | in the whole program. chaplain of the Convent of the Found Drunk, Fined $224 to make a turn Into Gerard Ave. Mi'nngements, Poppy Sales i apparently abandoned, on the ] Mislalii'ii ImpicsNJiHi Include a complete precision! Good Shepherd, Marlboro, of- meter, facilities lor the inanu-; Magistrate James H. Martin. when he lost control of his vch- j top Incline of the Edison bridge ficiating. The Rev. Cornelius Notice Annual poppy sale days of ! by Sayrovllle Police and report I Mr. Turlorice slnU.-d the brii facturing of transit cases, cab-i of Matawan. Monday imposed] cile. striking the Stafford car Our office and yard will close the Matawan Post No, 170. AI- of a body floating In the water I chure gave a mistaken Impres- J. Kane, pastor of St. Joseph's les and a complete enKlneerhv; i fines totaling $'J24 on Raymond [standing on Gerard Ave. nnd Saturdays at 12 o'clock noon (lur- mcrlcan Legion, will be hold ! of the Rarltan Elver nearby sion In Unit the planning boiinl will be In chnrge. department together with a wire! Evcrnham. or Port Monmouth. I waiting to enter the line of liar- had in no way approved 10,00(1 c n ing the month of May. Friday and Saturday of this I was received at 7 a.m. that day. The Rev. Kime invites all vet-|gxi,0IU|er. I Thi.,..ti wa,..-,.s, accused by I f' " '-""wr «'"'" St., accord- Louis Stultz, jr., Inc. week, according to Mrs. Doro- ! Hoily Scon units. Hi- fell a delineation be- erans' organizations and civic', "Rapidly increasing interest i Charles Galosh, of Wilson \ve,,'ing to Capt. J. Edgar Wilkin- wjfp2fl—ad« thy Rlnear, chairman of sales. tween pirlliniiiary and linal ap and religious groups In the are- Lavoie airborne radar and Malawiiii, as being the driver j son. of township police, who in- The body was spotted in the proval wnu .sadly lnuliiiiK in the )n 1 veKt water by Trooper John .J. Ger a to participate in lhe.se surv- (Continued on page tour, who struck the complainant's i 'gated. New York Turnpike ISxpress Notice statement and trave the unfair ices in honor of the wur dead parked car in front of Matawan | ~~ blcli, of Keyport State Police. impression thr' planning board $1.05 round trip. Frequent i I will not bo ri\';ponsil)lri'sponsible for ; Persons passing In- autos np buried in Ihe cemetery. An hon- Post 17C. American Legion head-1 Clear CliffWOOu Service. Convenient, cconoml- any debts contracted by m.s had acted without giving cine or guard ol Fourth, Degree Plan Open House ! parently lind seen il first for consideration to school needs. i duaiters May 1. while Mr. Oal-:.Man Qf Check Charge rul. For time schedule call I wife Gladys Culamarl, 115 Lake I they pointed out the object a Knights from St. Joseph's Coun- osh was attending n dance there.! William Korr, president ol the cil will conduct the services and Michael Marlolis. new owner | Kcyport 7-0360. | view Way. Cliffwood, I rioat below the bridge to the of the Shore Point Inn, former-1 Chief John J. Flood, of bor-; Magistrate Joseph J. TnkUcS, Wjfptf—adv. | Arthur J. C'alamarl trooper. He radioed for Snyre board of education, averred tin; a firing squad from Fort Mon- ly known as the Old Dutch Tav-jough police, said the officers.of New Brunswick, Tuesday dif)- ville and Perth Amboy Police planning board and township mouth will be present. em. Route 35, corner of Key j had the defendant examined by | missed n worthless chock coverage "and the Amboy po committee could show their Joseph E. Mas- good faith in concern lur .school porl-Holnulcl Rd. Keypoit, nn-|Dr. J. P. Cooper, of Matawan. charge lice lauch went out In the river sa, of Cllffwiiocl Bench, and or- MOBILE CHEST X-RAY UNIT VISITS KEYPORT needs by lakhm action ml ways Cat 'N Fiddle Will nounced this morning that all j who pronounced him drunk and afler the presumed body. An in no condition lo operate a car. dered the cuinphilnnnli Hurry to "slop" developers temporar- details for an elaborate, grand Intensive search of the river n- I Open On Saturday opening celebration had been Chief Flood .sinned three com- Epstein, of Brooklyn, N. Y., U> 1 ily until guaranliMvs <>! due as- rra failed to prducc any Inici. plaints aeulnst Edward Flbel- pay expenses of Ule police III sistance in meeting future Ray nnd his Jnzx Bandits will completed. The gala 'open of the body, stnto police on fool I bc featured this summer "I the,..house, . . ' .parly will be held al '.he korn. of Brooklyn, N. Y., churn- making thi; nrri'st. : also made a check of the marsh schools needs had been receiv- mi! failure to stop at the Main ed front them. He said the ' Cat. 'N Fiddle, In Cliffwood i Shore Point Inn. on Wednesday Mr. Mafisn operated the Bruno- (Continued on pugc foun j Bench, which will open this com-1 evening. A buffet supper and St. railroad crossing May 10, wick Sewing Machine Center ill board hud boon put in a poor having no name on his truck light by a report Hint it had 1'ift Saturday Frank Ccrraty cocktails will be served and (il French St., Now Brunswick Slock Dividend rejected orfer.s by developer.*; ol will be at theliar nnd also will ample parking facilltle arc and having dirty plates. Ho-mid Mr. IHpsteln simiod a com- 00 new rooms by doimliun or al be m of the establish- vallable for the patrons. was fined $B nnd $4 on each of plaint on Apr. 'i\ charging Hint Al the regular mooting of the cost when truly the bunnl had incut. Ihe first two counts and Si andMr. MHSMII had given him twii board of directors ot thr Han-actod only ljeaau.se these orjer.1. The Cat 'N Fiddle is located Anii-Rabics Clinic 51 costs on third count. worthless checks for » loin! o( mm • VnnWInklc • Munning Co,.i had no factual existence, in that on the UnrHnn Buy beachfront Oeni.s.inio C.'i'H.s.sns, of New, Mulnwnn. hold on Tuesday, a jthey were ".'iiippusiliuns" of aid. nnd it has been In operation for The Board of Health of the York, was fined for fulling lo! Four days lali.T. It was .sUll- dividend of 15c per share on This was .something ton lllm.i.v. Hf> years. It Is owned by Mor- Doroue.li ol Mntnwau will eon display Ills rcBl.strnt.lon. ' ed, Mr. fi'resieln miccplcd nil- the $3.50 par vnlue common | In ills opinion, lor the board to rl.soy and Wnliter, nnd Is one duct an iinll-nibli's clinic on othi.'i' cheek from Mr, Mn.san In stock of Ihe company wns dc-tak' e couninam'e of. mile from the pirate .ship. There Wednesday, June II, at 7:30 p.- N'ollei' I payment for the two thai word ::lnred. The dividend Is pay- is n larijp parking area nnd rea-111. nt the Midway Hose Kin.1 The tax office or Malnwiiii j relumed be.cun.sr of InHUftlclont able June 30, 1085, to stockhold- Mr, Kori' acknowledged Unit .soimblo prices will prevail for Company. Washington fit., Ma- Township will bo closed from! funds. ers of record at the close or Henry tiplUcr, town.'hip al.lnr- .•macks and refreshments. l.awnn. Tliij ruble.1 shots will be May :ilst lo June 3rd Inclusive, j Meanwhile DelecJ'lvt; U.s. Jo- ney, had ruled at the April available to all owners of dow.i business i)n June 15, 1 No payment of tuxes will be ; eph A. Kelly and Ralph Pel- meeting tin. Increnslni: of lot (taiil ul' Thniiks within the HnillM of Ihe borough. received nor other business of i rone, of New DriiitNWlck Polled, sh',es was the only lewal nieihod 1 1 We wl.sh to I haul; all our J. S, Cameron, V. M., of I the Collector'. ! office transact-; iinncrl wllh « wnrninl for Ml', Malawan P-TA To Meet by whleh developers eoiiltl In I'I'IOIKIH and neighbors for their In ulti.'iul- oil In Ill's period, Mnssa. arrested hint in JurHoy lied Hunk, will 1 1 New officers will be Installed "slowed down," He 1,,'lli'ved It many kindnesses dtirlnu our re-anee, Charles J, Kelly. Collector City and brouuh , him buck In nl the inoatlnii on Wednesday the duty ol the plnnuiim board cent bereavement, Especially IjfpBfl—iidv. New UruiiHWiek for to give consideration lo this. Mrs. Duridh.v WIIIIIHW. nf n.liiisaroni Av,. e ... . ,,,, cvcnliiu: at B o'clock of the Ma- llov. Leo Cox, Dr. Victor O, ' Notice menl. of HUH pei'Mons x-rayed on KrlilHy when the mobile 0 *»l *•" » lllwlm Pnrcilt-TeilchCI' Assoclll- Milrdshlii OIJ Some Thompson, Mnliiwiiii Township .Ma I ii wan Homemade Candy (Jiliiiiinlei'il Used Tlrrs In < nl.ssliig llu: cumpliilnl null ul' the Slnte DrimrtiiHiit nf llriillli was MtUlKllKMl 111 Illllll Ul Uon Th0 mocl|n(t w|1, b(, ,lclt, Mayor Jiirmiin .said Ihl.s Viral. Aid, piillbiMirei'H, nnd theShup nt. 1)3 Main 81,, Mnlawnn, Any, KI/I!. DarKiilns-. Hollywood against Mr. MIIKJIII, JIHIUCI Till!-: lli<< .1. .1. Nt'"'beiT.v ('". Slnve, Kiwporl. Joseph l'us<|llll, of New In the high school auditorium. would bo a hardship on those Day Funeral Home. will close'May Slat unlll Scp- Service;, Inci, Six Corners, Illnh- ucs directed Mr. Epstoln, Lu'jmy: ark. Is I lie leeliuleliui In Ihe plrliire. Ri'nui KeuriiM lembor. way 35, Keynnri., Call ,Kcy-! costs ol I.ho detectives' ti'lu to The null will hi1 In front ill' Ihe iMiiiililpul Htillmnir hi "KCIUIK. Tills will be the. final mooting who already have miule pur- I.JI'K nil W'(WII>I.MIIIIV. of the rhiiNPs of property mid drmvn nnd non, Jack. port 7-11000. wjfj'jjui'at'.v City, PAGL TWO—FIRST SECTION THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN, N. J. THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1K?5

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CATSUP 2 I4oz.bots29 Weston New Jersey State Certified LOWEST PRICES IN ALMOST 5 YEARS GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2 46 oz. cans 37£ FIG BARS ''•«•'" '••"•i' 111.. pkff. 35' GOOD NEWS—Prices of green coffee beans from South MINl'TK MAID I'ltO/.P.X • ; LARGE WHITE EGGS America have dropped again! It is the policy of Grand Fresh Grade A doz. 59° LEMONADE 2 6 oz. cans 25< Union to reduce retail prices on all primary ilenis as soon v MAXWKI.I. noisr, o« cii vsr: AND-SANBOHN Quality M:tirl T'loccssed . as market prices have dropped. ( Sliced Cheese Swiss or American 8 oz pkg 29C Mild and Mellow COFFEE Sc off can . Ib. 83 Domestic Swiss s«r("i< v 57 EARLY MORN Ib. Krafl ; Save 4c a Ib. 75 Tnllnr Made for Picnics (i nz, pliR. 25' New Jersey Superb Flavor Highway 36 Needs FRESHPAK ib. 77 just east of Super Bargain! Save 6c a Ib. Rich, Full-Bodicd Keansburg ANTIQUED PICTURE GRAND UNION Ib. 79 and FRAME Save 6c n Ib. Baked Goods Plenty Of only 98C "% DINNERWARE WHOLE WHEAT DO NUTS 6 for 23" While They List! S MICI rlACI SITTIMO Mill ;iml [• i iKiil' r I'l l< ' •*• I fl'< H\ c M;i\ ''.Hi J5.00 or IM>I> 99" DANISH TWIST I mil ,\ VIM ca. 35c In u M,i\ .'.fflt Him i*r s I'lirc. Illlii .hint' It. THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN; N; X PAGE THREE—FIRST SECTION time go home within :i ycaij of Mental Illness Has In drawing a parallel with Many Events Planned test, Wildwood, through Octob- motion Section, 520 East State convention Friday of the New adrnlssion. This Is in spite of what the probable situation at r High Recovery Rate the fact that in many large mon- Schanck Favored Monmouth Airport would be, For Vacationers : er,. :'_••'*'•'.•"'••'!•. l'."-.' •...'• St.. Trenton. Jersey Federation of Repub- , Despite tlie line and cryilnl Institutions 60 per cent of Mr. Edick said less than 20 per The Fifth Annual Men's Fash- Ule Vacationers In New Jersey lican Women, held in Atlantic about the glowing menace of i I'ntionts who enter them Jets For Monmouth cent of Westchester flights are | ion Pngeant, with the selection this summer will find ti wido I of "Mr. Fashion of 1955" and Attend Convention City. mental illness, it hns probably never leave. by jets. He said federal money tlle the highest rate of recovery of The Menninger Foundation Matawan Mayor Is spent in improvement of the< variety of events scheduled for "warding- of the "Fashion I Mrs. Doris Aumack, Middle! credits this to tl:e investment field, which serves all types 61* their entertainment and listed ^UowHhlp." will take place; Rd., RnritAn Township; Mrs. j it costs approximately $5000 uny group of illnesses today, of money in trained people, stat- For Defense Air Base air traffic, hns proved an econ- in the 1955 edition x>f "New Jer-{ J*°"dl%ln A^ury Pa,rk- At" ^'according Lo a report of the omic boon for the area. The sey Activities." The handy date Ilantio Clty w °')en lls sum" Marion Huntington. of West | a year to keep and train the Mcnnfnger Foundation, quoted i ing. "Given trained personnel Mayor Spafford W. Schanck, cr scas wl( iln bv Dr. William E. Bunney, I "nd the knowledge derived from jets, he continued, have caused book is available free from the | '" . , °" * "Unlocking; Keansburfr, and Mrs. Edith Lan-j average race horse, a check at of Matawan, chosen vice presi- of u Health research, most mental illness no damage to private property. State Promotion Section of the , * °cean ceremony. O-; ning, of Hazlet, attended the | Monmouth Park reveals. chnlrmnn of the Mental dent of the Monmouth Munici- ly l a Fund drive in New Jersey. 'can be cared for, and, ultimate- pal Association at its May 18 "I feel." he declared, "th'at New Jersey Department of Con- " '," ?J f scheduled ">e i servation and Economic Devel-! p'fth KcmoM Speedboat Mar- Dr. Bunney, who Is director i !>'. can he prevented." meeting, was one of those who tlie jets would be an advantage atMon of manufacturing operations of j Dr. Bunney urges conUibu- voted for use of the Monmouth to the Monmouth County area opment. I - • i E. R. Squibb and Son. explain- tors to address their donations County Airport as a Jet base for as a whole." More than 800 spectator nnd [ The new activities book gives) Going Away? ed that the Menninger Founda- to their local postmasters. "ReRe- the 119th Squadron of the New Mayor Richard Sharpe, of participant events are listed, j date on baby parades, beauty! (Foreign or Domestic) tion has found that in Kansas member, 87 per cent of the Jersey National Guard. By a Wai! Township, said, "We areHorse racing is among the • ventlous. and patriotic pro-1 Travel by Steamship or Plane. where active treatment centers funds remain in New Jersey to vote of 25 to 10, those in at- opposed to it. We are in com-spring affairs of special inter-, Pageants, sports events, con-1 have been developed, four of tackle the' mental illness prob- tendance at the meeting' favor- plete accord with the National est in May and continues at i grams scheduled along New I Cruises. every five patients admitted to I lem right here nt home," Dr. ed the recent recommendation Guard unit, but we are objecting, Garden 'state Park, Camden, I Jersey's 120-mile shoreline, at i ACCOMMODATIONS a mental hospital for the first! Bunney states. of Gov. Robert B. Meyner the to Jet aircraft in the aren. Wo through Monday. May also; communities in the state's! ARRANGED. Monmouth County Airport be have the backing . of a great marked the opening of many 1 mountain and lake districts, and j used as a Jet base. many residents of our commu- fishing- contests including- the At- throughout central and south The 119th is now based at nity." lantic City Tuna Tournament, Brown Travel Bureau Mayor Sharpe said the noise which continues Newark Airport and uses pro- Day Calls: VAllcy 6-4141 — 214 Smith St.. Pcrih Amboy peller-driven planes. The Air would be the greatest nuisance, vember nnd "New Jersey Activities" should Force has stated the squadron to the detriment of shore towns County 20th annual fishing con- be addressed to the State Pro- Evening Calls: Tel. 7-2819-J — 7 Broadway. Kcypofi must operate jots In order to ns residential and vacation sit- fill Its mission continental de- es. Commenting on relative jfense. Gov. Meyner has vetoed convenience o-•f th—.-e airport, lie | Jets for Newark because of the I snltl Newark or Morristown 1 high degree of congestion In the would be "a more logical inroa and concerted opposition choice.1:- Morristown has been jlhore. Ion e of tlie spots considered, but The Matawan mayor said Fri- jMonmoulli Is preferred, day he"was convinced no mils- LL Co1- Joseph Zink, com- niicc or clanger could result to'; mander of the state air guard, tills area ns the Jets rench an! Pointed this up anew as he ad- elcvation of 3000 feet when a-j dressed the association. After inllc - and - one - half from,' stating the decision lor a site their runway, eliminating thelwM1 be m!u|c by the "top level" iioi.se factor, iinri are guided on-j°r llle All> Force, he wont on to ly by the most experienced pi-1 state that, •Trom the studies pie. Finest, Fuel Sanngest, lots, which insures their safely I made, this hus been the lodn- or operation. !tio" llillt meets nil the criteria Tlie nssoclalion vole made by . in selection of a wile." :. Most-For-Your-Money an informal show of hands all U. Col. Zink said accessibll- tlie meeting came niter repre-1 Hy for.guard personnel wasj a Oil Burner You Ever Saw ... sentatives 'rom 19 of Monmoulh's factor but the primary reason- 52 municipalities Heard a report Ins of high military officials is from Manasquan Councilman j based on defense needs and the DELCO-HEAT Hubbarrt F; Edick, clinlrman of integrated part the planes would an association committee which play. The jets would become invest In tin! burner with a polled record for ilciiciidahillty . studied the jel question. ribs in the ncrial umbrella, a- ..convenience . . . clean operation. Eight of the negative votes long with the regular Air Force, were cast by a delegation of Wnl! the volunteer Air Observer Lower Fuel Bills . Township officials. Monmouth Corps, military radar and '' Ilcluo-llcul burners arc dyiiainicaliy balanced for more ecoilomieiil Airport on Route 34, is In that I suldcd missiles. operation. Centrifugal tyiie blower delivers Just the riRlit amount municipality. The association Lt. Col. Zink also gave an in- of oil for best combustion. 'secretary sqfd the Identity of the J dicatlon of the possible cost of Give us a call. We'll recommend Ilic proper size burner and show the other two negative voters I developing; the airport whotvhe you accurate comparison cliurts that prove fuel oil to lie the most wns not known. Only Wall and ', commented, "We are discussiiiR economical automatic beat. Ocean Township governing bod-1 some three or five million dol- FLOCKED LAWNS ; ies have gone on record against'lars, perhaps mova." We'll install your new burner in less than a day. the jets, and Ocean Township! Mayor Alexander Vlneburg, of was not represented. (Long Branch, was elected piesi Print & Solid Color EllBbliibtd 1901 QU«U1T — W«lgh» — Strrlci In addition to Wall, other mu-1 dent of the association, without VOILES nicipalitles represented were (opposition. H6 succeeds cx- Asbury Park. Long Branch, Al-j mayor Harold Snyder or Avon lenliurst, Avon, Bclmar, Bradley land will be installed nt the June Louis Stultz, Jr., Inc. Beach, Brlellc Deal, Fanning- meeting;. PERCALES OIL BURNING EQUIPMENT AND SERVICE jdule, Mnnasquan, Matawani Elected vice presidents wen.' 33c rUEL OIL - KEROSENE — COAL i Borough, Neptune City, Ocenn-j Mayor Schanck, Mayor Rcgin- POULTRY, DOG AND MILL FEED8 | port, Sen Girt, South Belmar.; aid Pcarce, of Brielle, and Coin- Smart summer sewing Spring Lake, Spring Lake | missioner John F. Kelly, of «i(h any uf our patterns: j florals, novelty and dots, I -39c 213 Broad St. Phone KE 72104 Keyport ! Heights and Shrewsbury Town-(Deal. Councilman W. Thomas l'astols, medium & dark ! ship. I Bennett, of Neptune City, ami ••Inrtcs Pi n IK il loo at •• Regularly 49c yd. Prior to the vote, Mr. Edick;'Commissioner T. Herman Bcr- Newberry's low'prtoe! told the group of a survey he! ringer, of Deal, were renamed and other municipal, commer-1 secretary and treasurer, respec- Fine combed, saiif.', vai-dyed St^crease re- OINIIM MOTO" clal and Air Guard officials | tlvely. made at Westchester County.) sistant, r.istds A, high bhades. , i • KUMEJU. Airport, where the New York "For Rent" and "For Sale" Loss (hall I1", shtinliai,'!! Air National Guard operates a; signs may be purchased at this jot squadron. I o'fjee.

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ONE ALIM'M DOOR 6 $5.60 el opportunity to FOR $9.95 Oregon Board 'if); iifi i,ii liip iiiul- Olher Building Items sui-(? to IM1 This Special Good Only Until June 1st. Come in Hnrdboiird nil.v for liiiiiM'lnild and See Our Complete Aluminum Depl. of Jnlous- for the Homo Owner StandarCd '/B Gunge eds, ies, Doors, Windows and Awnings. C 19 at Builders Prices 8 so. ft. ADLER SCREEN & LUMBER CO. Highway 35 Middletown Phone Mi 5-0791 Open Daily 9 lo <) 5 Miles Norl.li of Red Bank Snt. - Sun. - Mon. 9 to 6 PARKING 5 Miles Soulli of Keypnrl "UfflW KEYPO IP AGE FOUR—FIRST 3ECTI6N THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN, N. J. - ;THURSPAY;MA!t 26,^1955 ,v exists in our com-anthem and "America." plants will continue lo operate j vised the schoolmen that schools nine board members the school- highway could be sanctioned but Beach.. it'ywas, observed that THE MATAWAN JOURNAL' The closing event of the pro-as separate engineering units, were considered in all plans men^ could not accept offers of the erection of further houses hltth school1 facilities were need- • .Matnwan Township, Matawan Borough I We have no water shortage gram will be a block dance at with their specialized produc- submitted. school rooms at cost, as nil such would await the building of ed also; taut Mr. Kerr declared liKtabllslicd 10G!) Tel. Koyport 1-30'JO I h . night in front of the high school. tion of component parts being J. Mabel Brown. Publisher here, as the Utility would have Mr. Becker found Mr. proposals had to be acted on byroads suitable for turning over you believe. We do have an Traffic will be barred from the utilized In the entire Lavoie line Thompson's concern about what these could be postponed for Published Kverv TSursdav the voters and contracts for to the municipality plus the in-two years as receiving districts By DHOWN PUBLISHING AND inadequate transmission sys- area during' this hour, according of Instruments and communica- the' planning board did do or did PRINTING COMPANY tem. to Chief F'lood. tions systems." Mr. Lavoie stat- not do out of place. He declar- construction had to be awarded stallation find acceptance of could not reject township pu- J. Mabel Brown Editor (Signed) . ed. ed that Mr, Thompson, when he by bid. Mr. Becker averred sanitary facilities and utililes. pils until then. GeraUllne V, Brown Associate Editor Matawan Township The merger takes effect to- took office on the school board Mr. Kerr wits being unduly le-i fel there wns nothln g Mr. Becker attacked tffc last February was duty-bound ,, , . '" SUBSCRIPTION DATES Public Interest Committee morrow and will virtually be gnllstic, but Mr. Kerr told him] b ard 8 plan t0 use _ Payable In Advance Hairy W. Kern, Secretary. Colony Club Asks the springboard for Lnvole's en- to look for the Immediate se- ImStein-I ? ' One Year (within State) M.50 (Continued from page one) the board was In a position to falx Months 2.00 try into the commercial field on curing' of new school facilities rush of new pupils. i ers' money for signs for "prop- Three Months 1.25 Mrs. Alfonse Scalzo' stallatlon and the work had a large scale. Up to now, La-in the township and that no such acceppt schools at cost only afta - Mrtyo_.r Jurma_ n stated th„e bes„„..,..t i Uganda„ " o„.n. school needs. Mr. One Year (outside Slate) 4.00 broken a drain leading from One Year (outside U. S.) O.OO Shower HonorGuest voile Laboratoires, speciallists, action had been forthcoming er they had been built by the | method to get a new school plan i Tortorice found the board was Six Months (outside U. S.) '... 3.2S her cellar and the cellar is now designers and manufacturers of from the board in the interven- developers, and were offered rolling was to take etich offer "working against our own Six Months (outside U. S.) 8.25 Mrs. Alfonse Scalzo, of Haz- full of water. She cited some radar and electronic equipment, ing months, only "action on for sale nt cost price. The pro- of schools as it came along. | cause" with the signs and that Executors nnd administrators of work that Councilman Cyrus K. has done its work almost ex- brouchres and signboards." Mr. posal then could be put to theHe felt it better to build on a I.the developers would take them estates havo the rlfiht to select the let, was feted recently at a sur- newspapers in which they desire Ihelr prise shower at the home of Brown had done on the street clusively for the U. S. Armed Kerr rebuked' Mr. Becker for voters. , (single plan and borrow money! as n "personal affront" that notices printed. If the' right If nol and Mayor Spafford W. Schan- singling out any individual exweised the surrogate will make the Mrs. Marie Benkeert,.. Jeffer- Services. "No Glory For Hoard" pleco-by-piece. Mr. Thompson ! would deter time to continue co- Gclortlon and the notice will probably son Ave., Matawan. Hostesses ck pointed out that as the street member of the school board. Mr. Thompson observed there said the first concern was to operative efforts In providing; arj'jeur in some newspaper that you is not a borough thoroughfare, was "no glory" for the school y'Olild not have selected. Friends of were'Mrs. IreSe Johnson, Mrs. ltccord Of Achievement get schools placed "where we' school facilities. Mr. llie Journal having business with the Norma Durrua, and Mrs. Ben- Councilman Brown had done board in acquiring.schools this . need them right now," lest peo-, son said sometimes it is necei^ rurrr gale's olflee will do well to boar the work at his own expense. Plane Gets Loose Mr. Becker stated by contrast thi-i In mind. kert. Mr. and Mrs. gcalzo re- way and the issue could not be pie reject schools improperly lo- j sary to "splatter a little dirt" Old Foiiilihitiun Dangerous (Continued from page one) the planning board and the made a "political football." He cently adopted on infant son, were In the office, were shower- township committee had a rec- cated. to accomplish a purpose, and Responsibility for typographical Peter Christian Scalzo. averred the board did not turn and noted the cost of the signs error* Is limited to the cost of the Mrs. Phillips also called atten- ed with ,wood and glass frag- ord of real achievement to show Discuss Types Of Schools 8pnce occupied hy such error. Guests were Mrs. Ruth Hop- tion to an old foundation near down schools, in rejecting the Mr. Tortorice favored com- and the brochure combined was ments. In those months in that they resolution on the 110 rooms, as 1 Entered as secnnd-clnss matter at Ihe ler, Mrs. Myrtle Debele, Mrs.her home from which the house Mr. Miller said a wood splln-' had approved plans, at least In munlty schools for grades kin-i only ,$700. This was insignifi- post office nt Matawan, N. J., under the was removed some years ago. much us turn down buildings net of March 3. 1B7U. Eleanor Welle, of Hnzlet; Miss ter about one-and-one-half feet the preliminary stage, which dergarten to third and central | cant, in his opinion, when com- Minnie Durante, of Keyport; She said this was filled with not properly situated or sized long missed striking Mr. Donald had encompassed creating new to meet the present or future schools to the junior high level, i pared with the cost of one school THURSDAY MAY 2(i, 19S5 Mrs. Peifgy Scalzo, of Keans- water and had a bad odor. She school space by gift or nt cost. Lex Copeland. principal said the i room. by about six inches. Mr. Don- needs of the various localities community schools could run Mayor Jurmnn said he did burg; Mrs, Rose Scalzo. of Cliff- was afrajd some child might ald and Mr. Patton were taken Mr. Thompson retorted' that he wood; Mrs. Marie Hopler. Mrs. drown In the water as children and another member of the In the township. Mr. Tortorice | profitably lo the sixth grade and not care if the signboards cost MONMOtlTII AND JUTS to Riverview Hospital, and were reminded him only the planning centralized education start at'only $5. he was against thera Elsie.Kliebor, Mrs. Louise Bu- frequently play there. The released after treatment for school board were civil service ote,' of Port Monmouth; Mrs. mayor advised her that he would board has the right to designate the junior high level. It was i as they served no useful pifr- (Newark Evening News) 1 cuts and abrasions and shock. employees in private! life, so For the 119th Squadron of theTeresa Vaccarella, Mrs. Lucy have the borough engineer and they could not continue n dis-the location where schools shall feared that the concentration of I pse and tended to reflect on New Jersey Air National Guard Tomasello, Mrs. Camiela Du- street committee look over the cussion of the "political accom- be placed. pupils nt one age level or a ' the approach of township offl- there must bo considerable sat- rante. Miss Joan Hughes, Mrs. situation Immediately. plishments" of tho two munici- The planning chairman was chaiiBe in population trends ] cials to the school problem. He isfaction in thn vote by repre- Nora Vaccarella, Mrs. Frances Mrs. ICtite Mason, Jackson Madison Township pal bodies. asked how far a builder could might leave community schools i gave approval to a circular be- (Continued from page onei go with preliminary approval of obsolete after a few years. Com-1 ing put out by the board to find -• sentatives of 19 of Monmouth Trahim, Mrs. Edward Barkaw- t., again canle before the coun- Mr, Becker accused Mr. .County';* 52 municipalities in fa-skl, of Mntawan. cil to ascertain why she hadfers reputedly In existence that a plat. Mr, Tortorlco related ment WHS made this had not j out the Ideas of the people on \ would have provided the 00 Thompson and the other school- that the construction of three been found the case In Laur- j school needs, but bitterly as- vor of jet plane operation from Gifts were sent by Mrs. Jo- eceived no action on her In- men of taking an "arrogant" : Monmouth County Airport. How- seph Scalzo, of Red Bank, Mrs. quiry as to why two lots In the •ooms at an average cost of model houses on an exisine ence Harbor and Cliffwood ' sailed the use of signboards. $9740 per room as Ill-advised position. Mr. Becker then was ,oyer, Wall Township, in wlilch Mary Mucci nnd Mrs. Cather- name of S. Frank Mason, jr., nccused by Harold Meyers, an- the airport is located, is oppos- ine Rlccl, of Matawan. hae. 5-0470 . wjtf ington St., Keyport. ough attorney informed her heof the publicity committee of NOTICIi rcasunablc. Call Matnwan 1-4281. j2t! a committee of the Monmouth the board of education, wanted AN O1IDINANCE TO AMEND AN OH-Firms engaged In Interstate commerce County Municipal Association Guests Included the Misses was Investigating the situation DINANCE ENTITLED, "AN OHD1o-r in the production of foods for corn- HUMMAGE Sule May 27 and 28, Ten- Lorraine nnd Anna Marie Yur- and she would be' advised as to know why it was that the NANCE FIXING THE SALARIES Tierce must now pay at leust 75 cents DON'S TV SERVICE iiL'iit Hoaci, MurK*"ivillt*. first house which approved the use of jet planning board had not duly ad- OF CERTAIN OFFICERS AND EM-m hour nnd time and ono-half for For fast efficient radio nnd television on right off Koute 7!) at homo ,of planes if the squadron is trans- konis, of Morgan; Mrs. Carmel- soon as something officially was PLOYEES OF TIIF. TOWSIIIP OF overtime under the federal Wage nnd service call Matawan 1-2CC5-M-2 wjtf Mrs. Charles Holmes: sponsored 4 y la burante, of Matawan; Mns. learned concerning the proper- MATAWAN IN THE COUNTY OF Hour Law. Job-seekers offered less by Uidies Auxiliary of Morganville lii* ferred to Momnpulh Airport. MONMOUTH." covered lirms should notify the W'-gc dt'pondent Voiunlcer Fire Co, j2ti The committee chairman, Coun- Andrew Sklslnk, of South Riv- ty. LEGAL NOTICES . • ' Notice Is hereby Kiven that an ordi- and Hour Division, U. S. Dopnrtmi*nt RUSSELL'S RADIO & TV] er; Miss Terry Locker, of As-1 nance ithovo entitled was passed at of l,«i»io)\ at :»1 Clinton St.. Nuwurlc. OFFICK cc|ui|iinenl, all types filing cilman Edick, of Manasquan, The council voted to hold one AN ORDINANCE F6n THE VACA-.the rcduinr meeting of the Township New Jersey, phone Mitchell 2-2H92. SALES & SERVICE cabini'ts. dusk.s, chiiirs. typewriter said that on the basis of West- bury Park; Mrs. James Thom- meeting only in July and Au-TION OF A PORTION OF MEAD- Committee of The Township of Ma- Now located at new store Campbell's tables, Murage i-abinels and some as, of Union Beach, and Mrs. OW HOAD AND DIVISION STREET tawan in the County of Monmouth STHAWBEHHY pickers. Call after 5 Junction, Bcl/nrd. For prompt reli- liousehnld gooclri al il bif; pjiviiiK. Halph chester's experience, jets would gust, on the fourth Tuesday IN THE BOHOUG1I OF MATAWAN, and Slute of New Jersev held on .May p.m. Matawan 1-0023-J-l. J2(5 able service anywhere call Keanaburg I Mocei, 2»!i Washington St., Keyport. benefit the Monmouth urea. Mil- Thomas McCabe, of Keyport. night nt 8 o'clock. Regular N. J. 25th. 1(15.1. 0-2.'100. Store hours E) a.m. to 0 p.m. Gifts were sent by Mrs. Char- NOTICE Dated: Mav 25. 11155 TEN waitresses, 1 chef, :i short order LUMBER from large packing boxes, lions of dollars would be spent meetings will be resumed on PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- HOSE K. WF.NZF.L, cooks, 1 seafood man. Apply In per- LANDSCAPING—Bulldlng and main- very reasonable; suitable for slicath* EN that the foreKoinn-cntltlcil ordi- son. Paramount Diner, li Corners. Kev- on developing the airport. les Herriger, Mrs. Edward the second and fourth Tuesday Township Clerk tenance of your grounds our spec- ing, sub-flooriiiK and foiiKtruetinn uf Stern', Mrs. Isabelle Breen, Mrs. nance .was introduced ut a regular J2U $2.11! port. VJ2(S ialty; top soil, manure, fertilizer, llmt out buildings. Call Mr. Johnson Key- Prom the squadron's stand- nights In September. meeting of the Mayor and Council of L. Lucas, Stone Rd. Tel. KeyDOrt pi.r! 7-:i4M. \\'J2li point, the stale of opinion.in Troyllus Schanck and Mrs. the 'Borough of Matiiwnn in the Coun- COMMON LAW 4-:il2 EXECUTIVE Secretary for plant of- 7-1415 . wjtf Jeanne Hnmmerstqne. ty of Monmouth, held on Tuesday SHERIFFS SALE:—ny virtue of a fice, mature all around experience, VENETIAN blinds, In stock 17' to 30\ Monmouth is more favorable evening May 10, 1U55 and was passed writ of execution to me directed, terfect English correspondence, car. PLOWING, discinK. seeding. corn $2.50 each. Custom blinds in 7'beaJl* than In Essex. Wall Township ol\ second and final reading at the issued nut of tho Superior Court of ;75 lo start. Write Uox B, care planting. cultivatliiK. comliinfilnsr and tlful colors made lo order. Orr's InH WHS Eliminates meeting of tlie Mayor tnuj Council New Jersey (Law Division) there will if this newspaper. wjtf otfuT tvpes of tractor work, any .size Highway ;tO. Union Beach. Cull Kev. apparently stands virtually a- Sub-Standard Housing lick) in the Borough Hull on Tuesday t)e exposed to sale at public vcmluc. job. Bernard Pruis. Tunnent Road, port 7-1DHJ, w*»' lone in opposition, whereas In (Continued from page one) evening May 24. 11)55 at B p.m.. at on FOR factory office, assistant tn man-MurKiinvtlk*. Maliivvjin 1-0fH]3-It-l. wjtf To Ba Discussed enme In. Fasso's second hit which time a public hearing was held Monday, the sixth day of June. 1053. ager, experience lit office aclminlS' USED television sets In good condition. Essex Newark's resistance to and all .persons were given an op-between tiie hours of 12 o'clock and tration, correspondence. Must have Bargains from $25 and UD. Pete's scored Wolf. portunity to be heard concerning such 4:30 o'clock (at 2 o'clock Daylight personality and experience to he train- MorlfjnRe money available, 30 .vear Inc., corner \V. Front and Main Sts., jet equipment is supported by Local boards of health In 13 ordinance. ed for responsible position. Goad op- Keyporl. Tel KE: 7-2700. w]tf Mutawn.11 (10) Saving Time) in thu afternoon t>f said porUmilv with wowing company. no down payment. O. I. Loan, many neighboring municipali- central Jersey municipalities, J. FRANKLIN OOMIN1CK tlay, at Ihe Court House in the Bor- also fimventionnl nntl consirurtinn Borough Clerk Write IJo.v 13 care of this newspaper, ties as well as by Gov. Robert including Atlantic and Holmdel . Jib.'.r li ough of Freehold. County of Mull- will loans. Vottn, 2b • ; 5 1 2 |20 $2.70 mouth. New Jersey, to satisfy a Judg- ALL NEW — See It Now B. Meyner. . . Townships, have been asked to ment of said court amounting to ap- The discussion of this ques- meet at the Walter Black Ele- Collins, ss ; ? 3 2 0 'Notice Is hereby Klven that sealed proximately $1.B20.on. OAK TREE REALTY CO Deltz, I) , :': 4 11 hills will he receiver] hy Borough of all the dcfelndants' riaht. title and " $$T.ADTEST$ i:i:io Oak Tree Kuari I 1955 Streamliner tion, and Lite 'expression of mu-mentary School, Stockton St., atiiwan for the reconstruction of Mi- Llovd rifl.'.tic Parlies .ire Hiiro money Iselin, N. J. I Alikns, of ,'.:.';•-&, 4 2 2riam Drive in the Uornutjh of Mata- interest, if auv, in ami lo Ihe lollitw- makers; earn many extr;* dollars in AVindow nicipal attitudes and Interests, Hlghtstown, at 7:30 p.m. today Inn: 1 Melui-heii li-SGOO I Wolf, lb . ' i 3 2 1. ivnn 'in the County of Mnnniouth with ALL that lot, tract or parcel of vour span time. For details write wjlf I nre part of the democratic pro- to discuss sub-standard housing Bilumlnolts , tre ated M.I.P. surface land, situate, lylni! and hclni: in theBox n varv of this newspaper wj(i-2' The only nlumlniim cnmhlnallon^ in their 'communities. Vandorbilt,: If' '-;J:'!?y>,.4 2 » 3'upon ah cxisttni! KruveJ foundation, Borough oi Matauan. in the County window with pntealed self-lubricat'-J cess, but. eventually the time- J estimated- amount "of Bltutuinous treut- •UAHHIKD couplf'. man for mnind-'n- " TELEVISION""" Inu. ' , must come for a decision. The The Invitation was extended Fasso/'c ..• •''' •))''.' W/'. •"-,';•.••.'..3 "0"2 ed surface pavement required is 54fHl of MuiimuuUi and State of New Jer- iimt, woman tor tf ;: ';-':^-,', ;^ -'il) r h Call now for free home estimate*. compared with the risk- .Involv- opliditions in Millstone Town- C:all rreelmUl ll-llilill. Col. Or- su Ma,,,lvan. Call Matowan 1.1003. No nhlii;tition. 1 Kopp.'.ss " 3 1 0 sinf.er. Karl A. Frantz Kcyport 7-3405 ed in 'leaving the area without ship, Monmouth County. In his FLOOIt sandinfi and reflnishinfi. Old Blcknell, If;' 3 •'1 0 the said engineer* at 121 Main street. and running thence aion« said John- ! adequate air defense. letter of invitation, Dr. Aronson Matawan, New Jersey, and of said CLKHK tvtMst. Apply K. M. Close. floors iTiiidu like new. f rcc esil- Vcnelinn Blinds Johnson, of 2 0 0 son Avenue and at rlpht angles w ith Hanson van . Winkle aiunninc Co.. males. William A. .Hill, Keyport 7* said, "There Is some reason to : State Highway Commissioner, Trenton. sale! Little Street south seven |7> de-Malawan. \vj2G 2 for $5.00 Mebus, _3b "•/. 3 I 1 N. J.. and mav tje Inspected by pros- grees east one hundred fifty (150) feet; ...... believe that similar problems pective bidder* during business hours. 1 COMMUNICATION •• 0 0 thence parallel with said Little Street KEMALFEMAJJKE aeeoutiiinecoutliiKB florkt'lork:; accountaccountss j T,iEES;;.ui duwnrbrancl.es; 7iirnuv«il Also custoeuslom deluxdeluxe blindblindss mndfjmadli ) exist within your municipality. Lidclle, :,rf,' lb ,3 nlddcrs will be furnished with a copy North eighty-three tu:!> deRrees east of Hie speeiflcatiitnK and blue prints uavable section. Must be able to sriwt.[j in rire Dlaco lunuhs free estl- 'o nrtler. While or colors, We feel this Is a matter of mu- Pletrp, 3b i 3- ,,0 0 Sirly Nui feet to Lot No. five (51 as type. Liberal employee- benefits. Ap- ^ ,.'l.eerfull^ rtvorl D-ivW ESK". K»rl A. Trnntr. Ktvporl 7-3403 To th(! Editor: Benson, lb. 0 1 0 of the drnwinfis Ijy the L'tiKlnecr on laid down on suicl map conveyed to m At a moetinB on May 11th, of tual concern." proper" noliee and payment.s of cost olio Kllisun: thence alontf Lot No. five 1Kcy »,"t.tl"u " '"'• ^26 !irelsul''.M''lu»»n..1;2«7;!V..... wj2fl w5"lrTnnT7,ewTi5-lu7e7rrFr7 l 3 1 1 [if preparation. Bids must Iw made 15) and parallel with said Johnson l on standard proposal fnrm.s in the tlcallv new 8-15 tire. Louis dnstn' the Miitawan Township Public Crudelc, rf :j 2 0 0 Avenue one hundred fifty U50) feet HOUSEWIVES who need aildltionul BULLDOZING PershiiiR Place. Kcyport or call Kev. Interest Committee the 'resi- [naimer designated 'therein and requir- In said I.lttlc Street llienee along the Inennie. women who have pleasant port 7-1535. _ _wJtf Area Women Attend Nakojvski; p 3 0 0 ed by the siJiTifk-alions. inus-l be en-same smith eitdltv-llm-o IHM) decrees jices and would like lo do telephyne dents of Cliffwood Beach ex- Clreen, rf ' 0 0 0 closed In sealed envelopes, bearing west flirty (4(11 feet to the I1EGIN- ork at home :i to 4 hours a clay at S Republican Meet the name and address of bidder und NINO. nir eiuH'enience; would tarn for you.rUinr sand '«ravS" fin dlJ^'S i ™^i^£"™r$e^^l!S pressed their extreme displeas- name of road on outside, addressed ne and lop soil. Used j » - ^ Keyporl. Call ure resnrdlim their most recent to Biintllgh nf Matawan. Eoroufih Hall. Seized as the property of Harold C. S20 "iir mnre per week, llnlindel and w K ron( ]ln(] Inin sts-| Among those attending the - 25 5 2 Smith, Sr. and Marion W. .Smith, tak- Atlantic IliKhlands area. .Call Keyy; Keyport 7-2700. .wjlf water bills, which in most cas- 25th convention of the New Jer- Matawan. New Jersey, and must been in execution at the suit of Tin- {,°J"VV''rot,trs,'TeT'!;"l'l!;"n^^ Score by Innings: accompanied hy u certified check for Matawan Hank, a corporation of the villeil . CalCl MalawnMn JMrai-J. wj7-H | COI onEn" Vermont slale stcpplni es were almost double thnt of sey Federation of Republican Matawan • 400 024 x—10not less thnn ten M0> per coot of theState of New Jersey, and to he sold bv SECRETARY, full time, Bood'Jiay. ex- ~ '" stones. Louiss CstaCosta,. pshlnfPershlnui II!.1!., amount bid, provided said cherk shall Kcvpurt, Call Keyporl 7-1535 or 7- previous, years. The water is Women at Chalfonte- Haddon be not more' limn S'JII.uOO.OO and be IltA E. WOLCOTT. cellent working eoiulittons. - Write POWER not inetered in this area, and North Plainfiel'd • 2:21 000 0— 5 Sheriff. Ilox N care of this newspaper. WJ2G 051U. \\l\t Hall, Atlantic City, on Friday delivered at the place and on IheDated Ami I 28. 11)55 TRENCH DIGGING ,tt»e. increase n- were., the ' following from this hour above named. The standard pro- IIEUSKH & HEUSKIt. Atlys. EXPKIilENCKD Tull charge booklteep- M, W. Hanch sydclli? horses for hire:: 1 posal form is attached to the supple- )2 121.84 er: t^pine; necessarv; woman ! lie- laterals and field drains, nil and bouplit and sold, located behind Key- JMmtt' "hnywlierrT Worn $10 to area: Mrs. Josephine Poole, of mentary specificallons. copies uf which tween 110 nnd 45. Apply Crown Ensi- US P S will be furnished on application to ffi^FraS ^' Kie?r'o S.a^ ".',l!| N" *'*«* .^"^:: $20 i)or yuar. in other words Russell B. Post .MONMOUTH COUNTY necriiiij Corn., Aeromarine HldK.. Uo- 0 Holmdel Township; Mrs. How- engineer. 437». . WJ20 ,,v SURHOGATE'S COURT I'usl St.. Ke.Mpnrl. Call Keyimrt 7- ->- ONE 40" hitch hay mower; one 12 roiv residents who last year paid $25 ard Preston, of Marboro Town- (Continued from page one) "Hy order nf the HorouKh Couneil. NOTICK TO CREDITORS TO C. w.120 hitch cultivator; one 7'z cubit foul must this year pay $40. ship; Mrs. Dorothy Rinear, of es and shoreline down the river. [trough of IMatawan. N. J. PI1ESKNT CLAIMS ACAINKT ESTATE HOUSES FOR SALE Scrvel Eloctrolux refrlfjerator, bottle I Slimed) ESTATK OF JOSEPH INK It. CGI)-MEN. Al'lil.v Halph Frledlnnil & Bros., _ __ _ - ,'is: one eWsterW n ElerlriElti r 1122 vol lt Ken- Robert Collins, chairman ol Matawan; Mrs. Ann Rosslng, of A high tide with strong wind SI'AKFOHU W. SCIIANCK niNOTON. deceased. Aeromarine IJIdH., Liu-nst SI., Keypnrt. this committuc stated that- one Cliff wood; Mrs. Irene Baker, and.current was flowing out at Pursuant to the order of KDWAKI) MATAWAN, 5 roo,nS".nTb..^ "«I^- SJ.tVJiinu"wUh'TVeek ffii: 1J?£ ""FRANKI.IN DOMIN1CK C. BUOECE, Slirrngale of the County 11 1 2 C of the sore points, of this in- Mrs. Susie Slultz, Mrs. Phoebe tho time, so state police acknow- Borouiih Clerk nf Monmouth. this dav made, on IheWOMAN with car. $1 per hour plus ^^"'^uhe'^ran^D^a'piXlLli-r^ ' ""•• "" ""'"•J2B S crease was the $5 assessment Neidinger. of Keyport: Mrs. ledged a'body could well have (Signed I application of Ihe undersigned. Harry eolninisMon. full or part tinu\ Call j2(l $U.0ll Coddington. Sole Executor of the estate from 4 lo 7 p.m.. WcuxlliridKe H-IQ.'12-J. MtUavvan 1-2056-W. i HOTPOINT automatic washer; excel* placntl on portable type wnsh Claire Orton. of Hazlet. been carried undersurface out of the said Josephine It. Coddim;ton, ! lent conditfon. Call Malawan 1-25- Ing machines. At this point one NOTICE OF HEARING, DIVISION OF deeenKiul, notice Is hereby given to the Kfjinsburc I 37.\v. WJ26 The sliver anniversary of theof the river in a very short WATEII POLICY AND SUPPLY OF creditors i>f salt! deceased to present ; ansry resident asked whether WAITHKSS. Keyport Dinrr. Kevoort 6 Women's Republican Clubs was while. THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSER- lo the said Sole Executor their claims, 7-KU2. ujl'B' GUEST HOUSE HOI'PEK bnltle mis ranfjc, boys/^J or not lie might be in line for celebrated and Mrs. Elizabeth At Mr. Post's home no word VATION AND KCONOMIC DEVEL- under oath within six monlhs from Cmnor. 24 ronniK, near beach. inch bike. National cash register. OPMENT. Trenton. New Jersey. May llns ilatc. 11OAT hulliliMS, 1st class only; good heal, liiri-'e lot: to Keltic i-Blate lllil : |.;c,m,,m|t. 4 quart pressure cooker. another $5 assessment for hisWilcox was elected president was received from him after 20, 11155. The Township of Mulawnn. Dated : April 21. 1<• «fi*]» U> ALI. types nf initUiueii. Dolls, toys. tance in falling to live up to hold a rummage sale In the Me the route Mr. Post would have NOT1CF. i'in kitchi'ii lilt.* hath, 1! bcdrmirns, lii'nt Income e.TrriPf. the requirements of their water Malawnn, Mmimouth County, and the Take nutlet' that iipnllcation has UirnlHlicd, \car Iraso; $li(i per iimnlh. he u|i|ireelale<«. The Ineome c-arrler. | fu,-,,ii,,r,., elllnil. Klnsswnre mul lid Kenna Building. 237 Main St., followed normally to get to hissouttierlv portion of Madison Tmvn- been made In tin- Township Commit- 12 inlnutts td Matnwiin Slat inn. Paul it with kitflicn nnd living room pnvil- ll.ir.ilie; linpniveiiietits; fruit nirliaril; i VETKIIAN wnnts lo Imv old lashlnn Monday, June C. Ill',-, No. :i,1 In Ihe Township ol Malawan. cfH-s. CTiill MaliiWiiit \'W,U). (li(i IIISIIIIIUMI; lunetlu'r \ »'<»< larue new, |lmlst. s|Uitters. wash howls, pltc-li. attention the drastic measures the Bedle Funeral Home, Key- before Councilman Thtlrloiv C. Nelson Cniutv or Moninoiilh atul State of Ne\v fiTO/nr. icfriceratorV """I Iwenty.flvc ,,rBi hms-i liinl cni!e«. marlile tmi tnli- hta were taken against the Cornerstone To and-or siirli other members of Ihe Jersey the Plenary Retail Cunsuinp TWO tipiirtnu'iits. It MKHII.S ami hiith .icres l.oi-ati'il in PI'I UrUH'e near \ |,.s \M,,k in your attic. Call Kenim- port. with the Rev. Hlllmnn T. 1 EnullsliKmn iii!. AHliX'iB SIIUIiu. Cnn ,,,,„.„ o.KIIIU-J i>r write nnx n\, Hurt Council as ntay he present, under Him License No. C-l hcretnfoie issued t-iirh, Vacant Jutw l.'.t. t-nn In STM l m >: v Plninfleld Union Water Co..by (Continued from page one) Williams, of Calvary Mnthdost authority of U.K. 5H:1-H, ut which nil lo Grace Miller, coieilnjr unynine*, H>1 Klmcnc)* Ave, 1 block (Inaiue eimllv wllh .small ; ' ;"' ,' ' Monimiiith. J" the P.U.C. In having them cor- a good chance of being chum Church, Keyport, officiating. In- persons, corporations or other civil di- kno\Mi as Miller's lluiin1 Ti from lli^liuav IKt, Ki'.vport, Hcnt $*W men! full Alli.niey. Vnlluy B-M:i*l.1 for -^======r======r====_=: visions of the stnle inay ho heard for caled at :ill Lower Main Slrecl, in per itHintl) wtthntit heat; $U:"» hi'iit fur- 1 h ni rect the difficulties that occur- pions If they win. terment will be in Green Grove or IIKOIIISI the granting of the' appli- Ihe Township of Matawan, County of nished. Musi have iffcrfiu'cs, In- ^ !' .""": :i V— Real Estate For Sale red hist year, and contended Veterans' Observance Cemetery. cationcati . Anyy OL-rnor n nrr municipall ccoro - Monmoulti and Stale of New Jersey. ilinrc Mrs. Honry liruwer, 101 Flnr- CI.I'-TWOOl). !l nioin Vi"U««. KtuiiiHi -•• thnt it was no secret that the poratiporati n orr tthh e ppproper r authoritieauthoritiess of Oh|i-cth>ns, If any', should lie mod< cine Avc, Kr.vptirt. wJIM! hent: It. luitlis. hlK shn\e lrccn: Uielll After the dedicatory ceremon- Mr. Post was born In .Key any civil divisiodiii n off thth e statt e may innneilialelv in wrillni! to: lonitlnn for durlnr nr oilier IIUHIIII'SB UKAL ESTATE—INSURANCS P.U.C. has done practically ies, Matawan Post 170, Amerl file in the nfflee of the Division, prior COTTACJK -4 ntnms, all tinprovrmt'iits. port, son of Mrs. Russell Post Ho K. Wen/i'l. Clerk if the Town- In a eruwinH enininunllw .f l"1 °11 Ipvl11 noLliinrr to correct tho situation can Legion, Is sponsoring a par "sr., and the late Mr. Post. Be- to the dav above specified tor snld ship of Mutuwnn. P isl (hiici< addrt'ss furnlNhcd !)>• the? week or month. olf HiKlnwiy :ir>; pli-niy V I " *' ,!! BEN & MATTIE SMITH henrinn. objections lo Ihe project pro- Township Hull, 'a'.a Atlantic Avi'mie. Sin.iin [UT vvi-i'k. 1 mile from Miiia >iuic-t. Call Matnuan 1-^01^. I" , Unit has existed in Cliffwood ado down Broad St. from tho sides his wife and mother, he Isposed l>y such niipllcallon. Every oh- MillllttUII. NeN w Je ev. w.'tn. Ilifihvvay :t(, Cnll Mrs. Coitvy. Js. STOIIV nnd '. Inilicnlnu' Jf'ir (pvll'k I110 Mnln Slrcel, Telephone MA 1-2J07 Beaeli for llm liast 10 years. school lot to Memorial Park on survlvpd by three children, Hel- lecllou so filed fihnlt particularly spc* WILHEUWI H T F. IIAKKII Matiiwnn t-^:t-U)-lt- wJ2tt clfy Hie Kround Ihereof. . No ohWllim WANDA M. 1IAKEH, snlir $lilllll). 14 moms ilii\vi>]»t>ill''i. ^j So far we have rucolvud the Main St. where there will bo a en, David and Barbara Ann, nilcan he entertained uules.1 these ;i>ro- partners ll'.idlilK as STOUAriK siiiiri1. udlni'dU tn Wi'Kt ininns. sInriKii. Npiire and atlilt'; fully MATAWAN, N. J. .support of the Veleyiy of For-veterans' observance of Memor- living at home, nnd by one vIslonH of the law nre compiled with. llu.'slniie Fishery and lies l-'rnnt St.. llot-Dtnih I'iirltint? I.ot. Om1Inhiilnli-d. i!ii(i henl. lint wilier and I Kald application and the ucrdmiumv- ,'iurnut fliilln ill' Onll Kcvpfir! *7>ir>:!.** or Kev rnni'i'. .l.i.;eph 111,rl. IIIK-lilh lit.. Un- i;ii!ii Warn and the As- ial Day. Chief John J. Flood brother, Garrett B. Post, of Key- Ink' plans niny be examined ut< nit' Stale IHuliwav No. .1:|imt 7'0.rj!H, wjtf ion lli'.-ii'h. cnll Ke.vport 7-:n»\l-W. "WANTED TO^RENf sociation in our flithi lo obtain of borough police, nsks residents office or the Division, ll.v order of Ulfru-nurl. port. the Water Pulley and Supply Council, Mnlawan Township, [.AltGV. rurnl.shrrl ruiirn in Kryiiort, better water service in Cliff- of Broad St. to clear the road- JOHN WYACK. Sccreliiry. Ntnv JlM'sry nt'iir I ill! I ness seel ion unrl statlmi; IIAZl.KT modi'iii home, ,| nionlis and i YOUNG couple desires '< or 4 rnnm wood Ilcnvh. Even now ourway of parked cars Monday ,|2ll $7. M Hiiilulili' for working cntiiilc nr 1.1 mile linlli. S venrs ulil; (ni'iiliice. (••xi>on- I iipurlnuml lor ncrunuriey nn or »• m'r.sun. Wrllc Ilnx K in r;m* ttf IhlN slim ntlle," lull ei'llnl. Can he\ see)nV , bnilt July 15lh. Write Uox T cure of senior vice chairman, John Wil- morning so tho parade can pass HOAIID OF PIIIK CO.MM1SS1ONKIIS IH'WSpajHT. wjtf aller H n.in. or all ilav HalurdfiA'^ ' ' thin newi;p;ipi!r. i-id son, has stated that ho Iw But- Commander Salyer Hughe.' Lavoie Laboratories F11IK DISTIIICT NU.MIIKII TWO ..i.llhti[•iilllni!' K,,n>nrKeyporlt 7-1211.17,t!lH!i, ' lw!2ll* - MATAWAN TOWNHIIIP. NKW JKIISKV APAHTMKNT, !l roniilH mul buth. ad- MAIIIIir.I) DuPfliil leelinli'nl employee ting no water between the hours will give the opening remarks (Continued from page one) COMPAI1ATIVK IIAI.ANCK HIIKKT ull'i uiily. Itunilrc 70 (iiiTiinitive FIViC liiree rooms, hasenient. deslri", three rontn (urnl.shed itpart* Avi1,, Kc.vpftfi or (oil Kc.viiiiil 7^n-ttt-M. henl, Imt waliir, attached i^. nient ulmiii .lull- HI. Wrltu J. (I. 'V' of (i nnd (l p.m. At a recent and Assistant Prosecutor John radar systems," declared Mr, Halanre Italance Increase oi •/ell. III! Illversllle Pnrfc, IlHVll "Jfly. Lavoie, "points up a demand Dee. lll.WM Dee. :il, I!I5.'I Decreano • etc. ni'iu HCIIOOIH, stores anil trim:, fire on prospect Ave. there was W. Applegnto will make an ad Cash ' $l,a75,2H $2,111(1.111 $ 7,'I5.IB' piirlntlon. I'rli'e SMno. Imnilre 1 SV4 little; water for some roHldnnts dross on the Blgmiricancc of thnfor products Unit will soon ex- Deferred .1115.(111 4115,1)11 Al'AHTMKNT, -1 ro(itn» niitl hnth, liral Cinnlirldne A\i'., Union Meiu'h. uv.l^(i funilfiliHl, loi-iiti-d at (in Kll/iilii-th and no water at all for many tiny. Rev, W, J, Hutchosou wil ceed our present capacity. The $t,U7a,2fl $1.^11.lir St., Ki*.v|ir>rl. Cull Kt-yport 7-HHH1. HIX looms nnd Imtli. Iiuiulri' Ih I'd SITUATION WANTED_ others. This Is the condition llml give the Hcrlpturnl cull to wor addition of these new facilities w I Wailinii, :III null si., Keynon. »)znWII.I. wnsli nnd Iron nil lypen of cur- linn to bo contended with. If ship and Rabbi Seymour Wad will enable us to expand oper l.liihllllles and HurimiHt AJ'AIIMKNT, ? Ini in- furnii.hi'd nUII.HlNOH lo move, delivered lr>, jfpllr tuln.'., nlmi ttriileh eurlnlns In iny own nlloiiM not only In the field of Undue! Apiirnprlnllmi Henervcs „ t U:I:I,III $1.nun.111 fi.aii3.T9' ronniH, liR-liidlnrt licat, elci-lil. und properly. C'lienp. All ...... home. I'rumiit Burvlci'. Cnll UaUwan thefte lire I lie conditions now, lor the Invocation. The Rev. 1 Niilen Pliyuhle " „ ,„ •1116.1)0 4115.(Ill \\I\H\ nlsn 1 Inritf* rurulslird niimi In- No price over plionr. IIIKIIWHV i M,, 1|-rIMI _. -/.-.-:=.•=.-_*J'v wo ciin only expect Ilia worst Lawrence Balloy will offer the urnianKMits but provide us with Hill-plus ," 1,1143,011 im.lMI 11,17.(111 cnlcrl Jill Miifn Ht... Kcvport, Cull KPV- Mnmiliipun. I'ltonc Kniillshlnwn 7.,'I»BI. i- Hits comlnu; mnninoi', scripture rending 11ml the Rov.the tools for Hovornl new com- pni^yjifijll. „__„____ wJ»fl .Mnlllm: uclilrrsn. Hurry N. J'orli/inn. USED CARS Another nr.iHM meeting IK nch-Chester Galloway an ncldrcsa. mercial projects now underway Box 1117, rroehold. iwjtl prttilcil for timlKlil l.(i he linlrt at Praynr fur thu day will bo inndo No CIIIIIIKIKS Anticipated 'BUILDTNG."SUPPLIES" A.MA/.INCI offer, will ('red n nix rtfm IIUirK. HIM, Sll|l«r Illvlern hnnl till), Thin miminory ol lllidll I'nr l\\e yonr ciwluil IJecemlier ill, HIM of Ihr hmird house MII your lot and foamlatiniii \o like new. Inqiilrn Wl Miiln SI., Mil- thn U n y v I 0 \v I'ror.byLci'lrtn by Hit! riuv. Uo.v Ponder nnd "Thoro will bn no changes nil your U'ny of llvlnif. Only $2110 Inwnn. WJ2« madu In iiianiigemunl or person- nf I'lro C'lmiinlHHlnncrii, Fire Olnlrlut Nuinlx'r Two, Mulnwun. Townshlii, New FACE BRICK dnvui. Cull I'lniniiliel Siv.nl/. In eule Church for the nolo litirposu of cloning rumui'kii by Leo Woln- J..r...y IH p.ihlljmdtwie., u, r«uu|r«(l 'l^^i^'y nl Suuil/ ruriillurc nloii'. Mil iiwuy Tblin7Iiia:i. •! iliior ciiKlcirn 11 * II ,ix- fiirUirrliut otir flitht'lo correct stoln, pttHt aommiuulnr, Thoro nel ill thu momnitl and iioin> nre • • • Uirtfi'HKliurul fClfi'tlnuri'ii, n VYiiifiipof Hirre hrlrHIOHk . Inl-'nr (he e:i,l nii|i. MnlillenmMnhllelimjn! rirvlmIlielnniiil*i . L'lil IK'ri cellenl lundltliill. Cull MuluWufi |. the hiHtlcquutc: water situation will be slnglnc of the national conlemplulud, Each of th# new fill .»11.00 . illkt Slles, Ikillt" 33, C'JlliwUDd, wJULIunk O-(1|I15 or (i-3il3, WJI • • • WJIIB* THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1953 THE MATAWAN JOtmNAC, MATAWAN, N. X" PAGE FIVE—FIRST SECTION ' Former Malavvan Mrs. Jacob Gaub New Otfkers Installed ' Resident Succumbs Fred P. Luhr. of Roselle Park, Celebrates Birthday At Browntown P-TA la former Matawan resident. TAWAN died Friday, May 20, 1955, at Browntown Woman ! Classes Make Trips; Spring Valley Uniled Hebrew Congregation the home of his son, John' Fred Feted; Area News Brief Items About People You Know Community Church Broad St., Keyport Luhr, in "Wntkins Glen, N. Y. Rummage Sals Planned A. Thomas Clayton, Pastor Rabbi Seymour Wadler Mr.' Luhr. who was 86, had re- Mrs. Jacob Gaub celebrated j| Prayer meeting will be held (sided in Roselle Park for 54 T ll 1 ! Mrs. J. Alden Crlswell, vice The Festfval of Pentecost, her birthday on Thursday. Dur- | ' """' " """ '" ' "»'»" > mnim • •••m « "•" •" " " ""•• tonight at 7:30 o'clock In the which in ancient days, celebrat- | years and moved to Watkins ing the evening she was visited | A surprise baby shower was. The Women's Association of | Mrs. William C. Noddings en- • president of the Middlesex church. Glen a year ngo. by her children and their fam-. given for Mrs. Nicholas Brady i the First Presbyterian Church ; tertained the Chatter Club yes-I County Council of Parents and On Friday the young people ed the appearance of summer's Mr. Luhr was born in Nor- ilies in celebration of the oc-ion May 17 by Mrs. Roy P. Brltt,' will observe guest night on Tues- iterday. Her guests were Mrs. Teachers, installed the new of- will meet for a baseball game first fuits. will be'celebrnteci be- . way and came to this country casion. The house was decor- • Lakeside Dr.' Nlneten neigh- j day at 8 p.m. in the lecture ; Stephen C-Thompson, Mrs, Blr-ficers at the Muy 17 meeting and time of good fellowship. ginning at sunset today. Eve- ' in 1880. He retired In 1938 from ated with flowers and a four- bors in the Green and White room of the church. Mrs. Wil- j ger Helgesen. Mrs. Tunis R. of the Browntown Parent-Teiich- A youth rally will be held in ning services will be held at the '• the Central Railroad of New tier birthday cake was the fea-Village were present. Ham C. Ludi will show slides : Sehenck, Mrs. E. Murray Todd,er Association. Mrs. A. Zelen- the church on Saturday at 8 p.-synagogue tonight and tomor- j Jersey, where he was employ- ture of the table. Attending Mr. and Mrs. Henry a.- of her trip to South Africa. Mrs. W. Rulon Smith, Mrs. C.ak, immediate past president, m., at which time the Rev. Mar- row night at 8:30 o'clock, and ed as chief clerk in the master were Mr. and Mrs. Olto Gaub, conducted the meeting and re- ers and daughter, Marguerite, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nauss William Ludi and Mrs:. Harry tin Walsh, superintendent of the I Shavuos morning services will mechanic's office. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Arace C|(.y island. N. Y. spent yester- and son, Charles,' Jr., of Mer- j Wells. ceived a past president's pin John 5:24 Gospel Rescue Mis- Besides his son. he is surviv- from the organization. New ! be Friday and Saturday at 7:30 and sons, James and William., day with Mr. and Mrs, John C. rick, L. I., spent the weekend j-. Jnc A. cushman is spending sion. Philadelphia, Pa., will be j a.m. On Saturday at 8:15 a.m. ed by three daughters. Mrs. Lll- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gaub, Jac- Eggleston. They were, accom-jwHh Mr. and Mrs. John C. Eg- I ' jn'oary, Ind. and retiring officers received a the speaker. Special music will ilan B. Drake, of Highlands, ob Gaub, and Miss Marie Gaub, tnl s wcc k corsases or butonnleres from be presented by the young peo- j special Yizkor services will be ; panled by Mrs. H, Schieffelln gleston. held. Mrs. Constance L. Chambers all of Browntown, and Mr. arid Sayers, of City Island, who will j Mrs. Edwin H. Dominidk, Mr. Mrs. William Phy, program ple. and Mrs. Hazetl T. Wilson, both Mrs, Robert Bentley enter-, nml Mrs Rniph W. Herrick, chairman. Mrs. 'Whlted Brown and son, spend several days with Mr. tained her bridge club Thurs- Mrs. G. J. Sterling Thompson, Sunday School starts at 2 p.-| Spiritual Church or Holy Faith of Westfield; two sisters, resid- Predric, of Cheesequake. and Mrs. Eggleston. It was reported that the 8th. 1 Center St. at Route 35 ing: in Norway, and n sister, day evening. Winners at cards sr., Mrs. Charles'C. Schoek, sr.. 7th, and Bth grade classes of m. and nt 8:30 o'clock the young Miss Arlene Molnar received The Monmouth County Rifle were Mrs. Charles C. Schock, nil of Matawan, and Miss j. people meet. There is follow- Clilfwood living in Scotland; 14 grand- her 12 year-bar for perfect League held an end-of-lhe sea- jr., Sea Girt; Mrs. Randolph Chester Sznrezko would make ed by the Sunday evening wor- children and 11 greflt-(?randehil- attendance Sunday at the regu- Mabel Brown, of Keyport. at- a trip around Manhattan Island Rev. E. Craiir, l>as(or son banquet nt Colby's, Route Harris, and Mrs. A. Jackson tended the fifth annual New Jer- ship at 7:45 o'clock. Services are held Sunday at dren. lar service at the Browntown 34, Friday evening. Attending Boice, South Amboy, a guest. on May 21. The group also Funeral services were con- Union Sunday School. During sey Historical Conference Sat- planned to visit Radio City and First Church of Christ, Scientist 8 p.m. and on Wednesday at were Earl Benton, Ralph Har- Mrs. David Bruce, Mrs. Rons- urday at Freehold. 84 Ilroatl St., Keyport 8 p.m. ducted Monday at 3 p.m. at the the program which featured 4-Ii rington, George C. Barrett, Bay- selaer L. Carlan and Mrs. Pet- the USS Wisconsin. Class moth- Prall Funeral Home. Roselle, work, John Blahota and Billle Miss Virginia Dietrich enter- ers to accompany the group Sunday service 11 a.m., Sun- Second Baptist Church with the Rev. Trygve R. Skar- ard T. Lamborn and Stanley er A. Read attended the con- the junior class or tho day School 11 a.m. Wednes- Orchard SI., Matawan Arace drew the picture for the Jones, of Matawan, and John vention of the General Feder-1 were Mrs. Phy. Mrs. Nicholas sten, pastor of Bethlehem Luth- blackboard reading, and the Newark School of Fine and In-Arace, Mrs. B. C. Maccla, Mrs. day testimonial meeting 8 p.m. Rev, W. J. Hutcheson eran Church. Elizabeth, offici- Tramm, of Keyport. ation of Women's Clubs at Phil- dustrical Arts on Thursday. Paul Blahota. Mrs. H. Gaub, Reading Room open Wednesday Pastor reading was given by Miss Jean Mr. and Mrs. F. W,' Wilton I ndelphla, Pa., on Tuesday. ating. Interment was In Grace- Gaub, James Arace furnished Dr. J. Wallace McCue was and Mrs. P. Bray, teacher, and 2 to 4 p.m. Missionary Day will be cele- land Memorial Park. 'the flowers for the program. Kerney and children, Gary and Mrs. Louise Dirck, ainston- chairman of a dinner dance Biv- daughter, Carol. Divine healing which casts brated Sunday and the speak- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hopkins Susan. of Pompton Plains, were bury1Wl , vrConn.1 , is visillne Mr. and | en""by' the Rotary Club of Ma- Plans also were made for Mrs. out evil and restores harmony er will be the Rev. c. Ware, of and daughter, Jeaiine, • spdnt Thursday guests of Mr. nnd i '° Mar°"k' O«">. Whitney«II-.II,,»... |. .lawa n -a.t Butlonwoo_ d. Manor o__n Bray's fourth and fifth grade on the basis of God's unfailing Cliffwood. At 3 p.m. there will Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Le-Mrs. Allan J. Morrison. class to visit tho Statue of Lib-power nnd goodness will be set ! be a musical program featur- Pvt. Bayard T. Lamborn, jr., Saturday when approximately forth in Sunday services. The ! HI-WAY I on Hopkins, of Holmsen. Karl Claus, of Zanesville, O- who Is stationed at Fort Dix, 60 attended. / erty on Saturday, June 4. i ing the New Jersey All-Slurs, Mrs. Otto Gaub called at the hlo spent Tuesday and Wednes- spent the weekend with his par- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mori- It was decided to hold a rum-lesson-sermon is entitled, "Ali- [ of Newark. homes of the Misses Acken, in day with Mr. and Mrs, W. Ru-ents! Mr. and Mis. B. T. Lamzio- , Lloyd Rd.. entertained on mage sale on June 1G, 17. andclent and Modern Necromancy, Bible study will be featured Meluehen, on Wednesday. lon Srnith. born. Sunday. Their guests- were 18 at the Browntown School, alias Mesmerism and Hypno- Wednesday night after the pray- I GARAGE 1 Mrs. Paul Blahota, jr.,' has Mr, nnd Mrs. Fred Heuben- William H. Slavln is a medical Mrs. Morizio's parents, Mr. andwith Mrs. C, Rushing and Mrs.tism, Denounced." er service from 8 to 9 p.m. fServinir (he Pulilic Since 193fi | returned home from a week's thal, Chicago, 111. spent Tuesday patient at Monmouth- Memorial Mrs. Augustine Rutigliano, O. Gilbertson to serve as co- The following passage will be On Sunday. June 5, the sen- f lloiitv M4 - Valley Drive | visit with her mother,-Mrs. Ju- and Wednesday with Mr. and Hospital. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Skel- chairmen, assisted by Mrs. E.read from "Science and Health ior choir will appear on n pro-| Matawan. N. J. | lia Krutak, In Freehold, jly, of Brooklyn, N. Y. . Owens, Mrs. P, Bray, Mrs. C.with Key to the Scriptures," by gram at the Mount Morlah Sap- Mrs, Jay F. Hostettcr. The Mrs. Johnson Cnrlan enter- I GKNERAL AUTOMOTIVE § Mr, ajid Mrs. Herbert Cot- Heubenthals returned' Tuesday tained her bridge club Thursday Mr. and Mrs. P. J. OlmsU'ad, Zlzlk, Mrs. W. Schafflen, Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy: "God will ! tlst Church, Cliffwood. The pas- trell, jr., and children, Patsy from a two-month tour of the evening, when winners word Mrs. Jackson St.. had as weekend Maccia and Mrs. E. Faust. heal tlie sick through man. tor and senior choir also will | I participate in a service that aft- and Blllio, were New York visit- continent and England. They Bayar- d. T_ . Lambor- n and. .Mrs. ,guests Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Ol- whenever man is governed by ! Res. Phone MA. 1-1029-W-l , [ ors on Saturday. met their daughter-in-law. MB. Ross Maghan. son and daughter, Carol, and VFW Auxiliary 4247 God. Truth casts out error now ernoon at the Providence Bnp- son. Clalr, of Hartford, Conn. | tist Church, Cliffwood. The Good News • Club will Jack Heubenthal. In England, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brun- Sailing Poppies as surely as it did 19 centuries meet tomorrow afternoon from and she accompanlqd them dage, Trenton, spent the week- Mr. and Mrs. Fred'Slee and ago." 3 to 4 o'clock at the Brown- home. end with Mr. and Mrs. Knrl daughter, Joan and son, George, Mrs. Ann Mitchell, president, Trinity Episcopal Church town Sunday School with Miss Mr. and Mrs. Franklin S. Heuser. attended open house Sunday at conducted the regular meeting Main St., Mutawan Lois Hyer, Mrs. Alex Koisa and Thompson were weekend Quests Mrs. Charles M. Pike and in. Stuart Air Force Base. New of the Ladies Auxiliary of Guad- Rev. B. McK. Garlick Mrs. Otto Gaub as leaders. Chil- of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Cow- fant daughter, Nancy Jane, re- i York, in observance of Armed alcanal Post 4745, Veterans of Rector dren are learning Christian perthwalte, Moorestown. turned home Sunday from Fit- Forces Day. Another son, Foregin Wars, of Cliffwood and On Whitsunday' there will be HIGH songs and being taught from Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fullard. kin Hospital. Fred, is stationed at the base. Matawan. Holy Eucharist and sermon ut the Bible. Approximately 30 jr., of Pompton Plains, spent Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis .Morizlo. Poppies are being sold in the 0:30 a.m. and church shcool'at pupils attend these meetings.' Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Al-Hessey spent the weekend with Lloyd Rd., were weekend guests township and borough this week 10:30 a.m. mortgage payments? The officers of the Browntown lan J. Morrison. • their son and daughter-in-law, of Mrs. Morizlo's parents, Mr. with Mrs. Gertrude Dunn as Sunday School will meet tonight. Mrs. Lydia Walling, Mrs. Clif- Mi-, and Mrs. Frederick E.. and Mrs. Lewis PrimaZera-, of auxiliary poppy chairman. First Baptist Cliuroh REFINANCE! Mrs. Whited Brown and Miss ford Crawford, Mrs. .Wlllard Hessey, in Haverford', Pa. Brooklyn, N. Y. Post Commander Joseph F. 232 Main St., Matawan Marie Gaub modeled dresses Fennon, Mrs. Harold Disbrow. RLV. Lawrence R. Bailey, Mrs. George R. Gaskell en- Lovcro and Robert Fletcher, Pastor • See our experienced home loan made this winter at the Home- Mrs. David Martin and Mrs. tertained at bridge Friday eve- Church School Vsspsrs, poppy chairman, attended the counselor when burdensome mortgage makers' Day held at the Her-Charles F. Frye attended the ning. Prize winners were Mrs. nieetlng. The auxiliary will "The Way of Salvation" will payments get you down. He'll help cules Club House, Parlin. The three day session of the 85th Elmore Kattner. Mrs. George At Methodist Church , join the post In Memorial serv- be the pastor's sermon topic nt arrange rifrht-sized monthly payments . dresses were made in co-oper- annual convention of the Gran/I ices at the soldiers monument the 10 nnd Jl a.m. services on Barbanell and Mrs. Frank The second annual church Sunday. A nursery is conduct- for you. Stop in soon for complete ation with the Middlesex Coun- Chapter of , Eastern Star held Bliss. Other guests were Mrs. school vespers of the First Meth- in Matawan at 11 a.m. on Mon- details. No obligation. ty Extension Service sewing in Atlantic City May 17, 18 andFrederick K. Dederick, Mrs. W. day. May 30. ed for children whose parents class held in Browntown under 19..Attending on Thursday were odist Church, Matawan, will be wish to attend.church. Sunday Oliver Diggin, Mrs. Conrad presented to the public at 4:00 Mrs. Helen Bienkowski was School starts at 10 a.m. with the direction of Mrs. Nicholas Mrs. Martin Lauterwald, Mrs. Johannson, Mrs. Marguerite R. p.m. on Sunday in the church awarded a special prize. Rent-LiU Arace, leader, Mrs. Otto GnubDaniel Rinear, jr., Mrs. Frrink Laird and Mrs. William J. Rn- Installation of newly elected classes for all age groups. also was a guest at Homemak- Hoglander, Mrs. Malcolm C. auditorium. On Wednesday evening the Monthly bel. The program will be a var- officers will take place at the ers Day. MacMillan, and Mrs. Wilb.ur Cliffwood Flrehouse on Satur- Salvation Army Band and Song- Payment* Mrs. Frederick M. Burlew. ied one. It will Include selec- sters, of Asbury Park, will pre- Mess. Mrs. J. P. Cooper, II, Mrs. J. tions by the junior and chapel day. June 18.- The public Is In- Jacqueline Britt MJssMarcia Gorskl, of Mend- vited to attend. sent a program of music in tho P. Cooper. III. Mrs. Edwin H. choirs and by a speaking choir. church at 8 o'clock. Has Birthday Party ham, was the weekend guest of Dominlck, Mrs. Charles C. Sch-Solos and duets, both' instru- Hostesses for the meeting Miss Nancy Orr, Ravine Dr. ock, sr., and Mrs. E. Story Hal- mental and vocal, will be pre-were Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. Eileen ' First Methodist Church Prepayment Jacqueline Britt, daughter of .: Joanne. Holmes, daughter of lock attended the birthday sented by various departments Kelly and Mrs. Alice Tlemann. Main .SI., Matawun Mr. nnd Mrs, Hoy F. Brltt, Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold M. Hol-meeting of Monmouth Chapter, The next meeting' will be Rev. Albeit D. Curry, Pastor Privilege* Lakeside Dr., Matawan, had a' mes; Ravine Dr., is a surgical of the school, from primary to Daughters of the American Rev-1 sen|or high. held in the Post Home June 2. Friday evening there will be party Monday in celebration of patient in Monmouth Memor- olution, at the home of Mrs. Organist for tho program will prayer in the church from 7 her fourth birthday. ial Hospital. John T. Rosa, In Deal. Thurs- be Mrs.-Koert C. Wyckoff and Area Women Elected until 8:30 o'clock. Her guests were Elaine aim! Mrs. William, Wilklns gave day evening. directors are Mrs. Wray In- At Hospital Meeting Sunday will be celebration as Randolph Charlsen, Edward a bridge party for the benefit Mrs. Ralph W. Herrick en- Ingram, Mrs. A. D. Curry, and Memorlnl Sunday with the top- and Dell Pearson, Bruce Bod- of the Parent-Teacher Associ- tertained her bridge club on The spring meeting of tho ex-ic at the 11 a.m. service, "Faith ation Thursday evening. Win- Mrs. W. W. Wieland. man, Patty Fries, Linda Ger- Thursday. Prize winners were Graduates from the chapel ecutive committee of the Com-and Life." There Is a nursery lufsen. JoAnn Davis. Robert'ners were Mrs. William J. Mil- Mrs. Rensselaer L. Cartan, bined Auxiliary for Monmouth for young children whose par- nnd 'lor, jr., Mrs. James Hauser and choir to senior choir will be rec- Hanna, Ericka Swensen Mrs. Joseph Baler and Mrs. ognized in a brief exercise. Memorial Hospital wa's held ents wish to attend church. Sun- Roy F. Britt, jr. 'Mrs. David Tuttle. Paul Egan. Those who will advance in the May 18 at Auxiliary Hall. dny School convenes at 9:45 a.- U-J I Mr. and Mrs. E. Murray Todd choir system of the church are Election of officers of the in. entertained at -bridge Saturday Jane Curry, Phyllis Devaney, executive committee was hold The second annual church 'evening. Guests were Mr. andKaren Garey, Myrriu Koisa, and among those named was school vespers will be held in Mrs. William Hitchock, Miss J. Gayle Milligan, Jean McCue, Mrs. C. Floyd Wyckoff, Main the church on Sunday nt 4 p.m.Libera! l Building & Loan Association Mabel Brown, of Keyport, Mr. Patricia Nealis, Susan Smith, St., Marlboro Corresponding ClUTivnod Community ' and Mrs. LeRoy B. Collins, Mr. and William D. Wieland. secretary. 159 Main Street Mortgage and Mrs? Elmore Kattner, Mr. A report was given on the Methodist Church { Rev. John F. Fleischman j MATAWAN and Mrs. Daniel V. Sherban and Nancy Orr New Jersey Hospital Auxiliar- "Believing Is Seeing" will | Douglas Schotte. ies Conference held at the Ber-be the pastor's sermon topic at j Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Sell- Is Engaged keley - Carteret Hotel, Asbury the 8 p.m. service on Sunday. Park, am May 4, and 5 whqn,Mrs. The vSundax School. spsslpn Is • Miitit'wan 'Auxiliary, the erigag'eme'rit 'of their daiig Mid-week prayer meeting Is VACATION TIME NEWS! * Charles C. Schock, sr.' ed recording secretary. held Wednesday fit 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Clifford Chapman and ter, Nancy, to Joseph Banafato, Among those attending were Attention Motorists! Be assured of a pleasant daughter, Patty, gave a sur- son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ban- Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. Sch- Ke.vpnrt Reformed Church afato, Main St.. Matawan. at a Warren St., Keyport summer vacation and those weekend trips by Prompt Courteous Service prise birthday supper party Fri- brithday party on Friday held ock, jr., Mis. Frank L. John- day In honor of Sally Pearson son, Mrs. Bayard" T. Lamborn Rev. Roderick N. DeYoung, driving the new 1955 model Plymouth for de- who was 12 years old. Other in honor of Nancy's natal day and Mrs. Charles J. Woodman At the 10:45 a.m. Sunday wor- MATAWAN SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION at the Orr residence on Ravine ship service the pastor's topic pendability, more comfortable riding . . . for guests were Mary Ann Maier, Dr. A buffet supper was serv- of the Matawan Auxiliary. Sandra Pearce and Joyce Ward. will be, "Apart from us, they streamline beauty and every other new feature. Park Ave., Between Main and Broad Streets Mr. and Mrs. William Has- ed. Entertain Directors should not be made perfect." A Tel. MAtawan 1-0273 Matawan lach, Jr., and son, Robert, have Guests included Mr. and Mrs.Of Woman's Club cordial welcome Is extended to been spending three weeks nt Frank Bsinafato, Joseph Bana- all visitors, and If members of • Liberal Trade-In Allowance Miami and St. Fetersbun;. Fin. fato. Snl Banafato, Miss Vir- Mrs. Peter A. Rend and Mrs.tin; conereR-ntlon art- away from • Convenient Monthly Payment Plan /• Mr. and,Mrs. Charles E. Hunt ginia Banafato. Mrs. Sum Ban-Charles E. Hunt entertained Hit' home on this day, they ave ury- attended a'dinner dance at Mny- afato, Miss Connie Sickles, Ken- incoming and outgoing board of ed not to forect the worship of falr Farms, West Orange, on neth Tonnesson, Donald Me Ulreclors of the Matawnn Wom- God. and to attend the church Quarrlc, Ronnie Orr. jr.. Mr. an's Club at Mrs. Hunt's home of their choice. Tho Junior The BIG swing is to May 15. The affair was the and Mrs. Charles Moreno, of 30th reunion of the Class of lDM on Friday. choir practices at 0 a.m. under Plymouth of the Rutgers College of Phar- Matawan: Mrs. Sarah Larson, Guests were Miss Elaine tlu? supervision of Mrs. J. Leon macy of which Mr. Hunt is a Miss Estelle Larson, Mrs. Jo-Cherry, of Keyport; Mrs. John Schanck. jr., choir mother: Mrs member. seph Saguine, and Norman Sag- Kinney, of Holmdcl: Mrs. Rens- Williimi Sfluinck. and Mrs. Mrs. Kenneth Pike entertain- nine, of Perth Amboy; Mrs. Kelaer L. Cnrtun, Mrs. Freder- John SuKUrton. Sunday School Come In ed her bridge club May 18 when Salvatore Strnno. of Keyport: ick M. Burlew, Mrs. Elmore Is at 9:30 a.m. under the direc- prize winners were Mrs. Char- Peter Bol, of Cliffwood; Miss Kattner. Mrs. George F. Samp- tion of Mrs. C, Kenneth Gehl- les Mnndoville and Mrs. Ste-Burbara Krlstner, of Keans- son, Mrs. Allan J. Morrison, haus. Visual Hides will be Today! phen Macuga, burR. and Miss Marcia Gorskl, Mrs. Mark O. Whitney, Mis. .shown to supplement tlit- Sun- "Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Her-of Mendham. Walter Taylor, Mrs. Karl Heus- day morning study. f, A Day rick were Sunday guests of Mr. er, Mrs. Donald W. Robinson. Sunday evening at 7 o'clock SEE IT - fe and Mrs. Andrew Qrunlngcr, Food Sale Tomorrow Mrs. David M. Bruce, Mrs. the junior youth fellowship will Fanwood. * The Ladies Auxiliary of Wash- Bayard T, Lamborn, Mrs. W.meet in the church house for ' For Remembrance Miss Helen Snyder and Miss ington Engine Co. No. 1, Little Rulon Smith. Mrs. Johnson games, nnd at 7:30 p.m. a Me- DRIVE IT \ Nancy SViydam, of Glen Rideo, St., Matnwan, will sponsor a Cartan and Mrs. Frank L. John- morial Day service will be held in the First Baptist Church. Memorial Day is dedicated by a grateful spent Friday evening with Miss food sale tomorrow morning at son. Virginia Dietrich, who return- 0 o'clock nt Spotless Cleaners, LONGEST - LOWEST nation to its heroic: dead. It is a solemn ed home with Miss Suyclam for Main St. Mrs, ,1, Almcna.s Will Trinity Church To Angus F. Davis the weekend. be chairman. Hold Fall Bazaar reminder of their supreme sacrifice and Heads Colony Club Plans have boon completed Angus F, Davis was ducted AND LOADED WITH POWER- of the debt we owe to them. Let them 9 V V far the annual bazaar nnd din-president of tho Colony Club of live in > our memory. ' ner at Trinity Episcopal Church. the lii'fcii mid White VIHIIHU at Matawan. to bo held on Wed-a mcetluu held on Tuesday at MI New 55 PLYMOUTHS nesday and Thursday, Oct. 1Uthe Magnolia Inn. Other offic- wouldn't you nnd ab, at Trinity Parish Hull, ers elected were:,.. Worsdell This bank will not be open mi Main St, Pearson, vice president: Mrs. NOW ON DISPLAY HERE! The bazaar will feature food Jean Myov.s, treasurer; Mrs, Mondny, May 30, n Icgnl holiday sleep better and feel and iniM'chandlKC booths, open Dorothy Hyinnn, .secretary. to the public each afternoon, New members welcomed Into and tlclU'lH will lie .sold for I he the club wi'i'i" Mr. unri Mr«. J, safer with a handy entorUiinmrnl mi Wednesday Barrett, Mr. nnd Mrs, Zulu Dll "S evenini:, mill tlm dinner on Ion. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ilou'ers, & MERCHANTS Tluirndiiy evenlim. nml Mr. "lid Mrs. Charles Kur- extension phone at ICII , NATIONAL HANK Dance To Aid Squad CARAG Inc. your bedside? The Malnwnn Township Au- HALES — CH1IYSI.HM-PI.VMOUTH — MATAWAN. NliW JKHSEV xiliary lo HID First Aid Siimul MEMIO rfnfRAi mmvt SVSKM Easy to order.., will hold a dunce on Saturday Route 79 IVTiilnwun-Freeholcl R Church Lane and thence to four alarms have been answer- young people have caught tlie Lakchurst Naval Air Station room of the First Presbyterian|,dealt chiefly with final planning 'Route 79 ID the township me were Mr., and Mrs. Walter Dean, : ed. On May 12 a brush fire on were Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Church on May 16. • for the "Flower Show Country . morial. The line of march will Orange; Mr. and Mrs. E: Faust, | Lenox Rd., opposite the town- spirit of this business age. Quackenbusli nnd children, Su- The announcer was Gale Rose | Corner" to be held on River-! continue to the, fair grounds Whippany; Mrs. B. C. Maccla. i ship dump, was responded to, san and Robert. and the oast Included Margaret i dale Farm, New Shrewsbury, j owned by the Morganville Vol- Cedar Grove. I and on May 14 a brush fire They know the valueof money, . Mrs. Marilyn Scheurlch on Sat- Warden, Barbara Schaffer, Peg-1 on, Friday and Saturday. | unteer Fire Co.," where a now Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bur- I was extinguished at the Mata- and the importance of earning ness, . Cedar Grove, returned urday afternoon attended a gy Palm, Jane McGrow and! The rental lease of $1 a yearjSranlte memorial has been wan-Keyport exit on the Gar- and building a fund for the fu- luncheon and .personal shower Carolyn Manning. ifor the Little Red School House, erected. Thursday evening from the Newi den State Parkway. On May given by Mrs. Arthur Clayton, The cast will "fly, up" to Girl [given by Hattic Carnegie, of Township organizations par- England States, where they I 17 there were two alarms sound- ture. Their growing accounts arc have been vacationing; While of Roscllc Park, at Polly's Eliz-]Scouts in Juno. Mrs. Howard Four Winds Farms, Middletown'. tlcipating will include the Boy • cd to fight a wood fire on the in this bank. abethan Restaurant, Elizabeth, ] Warden and Mrs. Harry Aube Township, was approved for i Scouts, Girl Scouts, Brownies. there they visited Mr. and Mrs' .Parkway, north of the Mata- for Miss Nancy Kiefnor. datig-h-i am leaders of the troop. (club signature. * | Morganville First Aid Squad, Charles Willey, South Portland, \ wan Ave. bridge. Firerighllng We'll be glad to have your tor of Mr. and Mrs. George Bis-j For the play the costumes1 Mrs. Robert Boykin, of Lin- j Morganville Volunteer Fire Co., Me.; Mr. and Mrs. John D. Scott,] efforts were hampered by a sett, of Sayrevillc. In June Miss! were designed by Janet Aube,i croft, was Introduced as a new:Auxi"ary of the Fire Company, Hyde Park, Mass., nnd Mrs. Jo-i northwest wind and thick under- account too. Kiefncr plans to mary Lt. Ar-! Pamela SchleJe, Gale Rose, j club member. Mrs. Frederick ] Moi'eanvlllc Independent Fire seph Flaherty, Bofton, Muss. i brush. This fire was fought thur Snyder, of Sayreville. who j Phyllis Maghan, Darlene Bedle:J. Noble, hospitality chairman.' Company. Marlboro Fire Co., Raymond Kciscr, Indianapo- | from a truck which had to go Is a jet pilot instructor In the! and Judith Manning, and, the; welcomed the many guests, and others. The Matawan High lis, Ind. is visiting his mother, j through the flames to a farm- US Air Force stationed in San I programs were made by Suz-; Mrs. Van B. Walker was chair-; School Band will play and there Mrs. Louis Heiser, sr.. Cedar ' cr's field. Four hours after the Antonio, Tex. Miss Jacqueline! anne Crlne, Suzanne Manville • man of the hostess committee.; als0 will bo a Salvation Army Grove. I first alarm sounded, the fire purette, of Georgian Court Col- '• and Jane McGraw. { Announcement was made that Bl"1(l from Perth Amboy. John Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kirsch- j was declared out officially. THE Tege. Lakewood. entertained at | Hostesses were Barbara My--the annual June luncheon will Radin will conduct the services man. Cedar Grove, were dinner ' Durinii the pasttwo weekends * the luncheon with a program of' crs. Daren Fries and Suzanne | be held at Shadowbrook Inn, nn<1 ll new granite memorial guests Sunday of their son andthe company burned off sever- vocal selections. 'Cornell. Shrewsbury. ' , erected by the Harmony Club of daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrsa.l dangerous field in the area, MATAWAH , ._ - _. . _ ...... Morganville will be dedicated by C. J. Kirschman. The junior and on Sunday, a drill was held a i Michael Ryniewlcz and his com-Kirschmans recently moved in- at the Cliffwood School. BANK mittee. to their new home in Cedar Grovo. Tlie May meeting'of Cub Pack MATAWAN, NEW JERSEY • • i. • • I ••.''<«*%•;••• ...••• 93 will be held tomorrow eve- Eddy Trabnlka, Checseciuake, ning at the Morganville Fire- attended a birthday party re- Children's Day j liouse at which time the theme cently at the home of Mr. and(Continued from second column) • will be. "Cub Pack Circus." The Mrs. Louis Trabalka. Perth I. Mrs. Scheurlch showed "Hil- : i Now is the time to modernize your home final meeting of the. season will Amboy, In honor of. their daugh- cly" belonging to Mrs. .Vera Muni iioiiu usuvc sruu ! be held on Saturday afternoon, ter, Mary Lou, who was four Jackson, of Solebury, Pa., and MEMtct rcoEMt ecrosir I June 15, at which time a base- years old. "Dandy," owned by Mrs. John j MAIN STREET INSUMKCE COIfOUTIOK i ball game and family picnic Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Or- Rochelle, of New York, both! j will be the features, with modern AMERICAN-c$tai!da^d i The last indoor party of the -H Pack will bo held this Saturday afternoon at the Perth Amboy i YMCA pool. v»-, j Represent BPW At Meet the successor . ! Stat& Convention (tow Cab Forward) Mrs. Helen B. Lawton, Mrs. to the COS \ Miriam Hulsart and Mrs. Bor- Chevrolet ] nice VanPelt represented the t% Matawan Business and Profes- ^rr:\ sional Women at the 31th con vention of the New Jersey Fed Task* Force erution of Business and Pro- IN YOUR BATHROOM fessional .Women, held over the weekend at the Hotel Dennis, iJJi Atlantic City, An award for the sponsoring tr^^.: of the Matawan Club, which was Finest money can buy- organized In February 1055, was ^M'i^m^: presented to Hormlua Browne, president of the Freehold fjroup. realistically priced! The Matawan and Freehold Clubs were designated as hos- tess clubs lo entertain at one of the four stole bornd meet- ouii lioiiK" is uiuUmliU'dly your ings for the in.r)5-ri8 season. The Y Kip;i lest invt'Htnicnt. Nil lu rally, date was sot for Nov. 19, 1955, you wunt to protect it... want lo and complete details will be ar- kw|i its valuo up. ranged by rpcrsentatlves from IN YOUR KITCHEN That's why it's wise lo mod- both clubs. ernize your bathroom . .. lo add » jxjwdor room ... to atrejimlinc Brownlown Pupils your kitchen ... to make sure your Hold Spring Festival henling is efficient, automatic. Modern Anicricnn-Stnnrlarcl A spring festival wns held Thursday at the Browntown Sun- products will mid grcntly lo the day School by children In the fipponrnncc of your home, increase Brownlown School. A play. Jla efficiency nnd convenience . . . "Horrors, Inc." wns presented let you rolux in comfort and enjoy by Chester Szarcjko's class. In your home. the cast were Ronald Gnub, So, comi! in or phono Incliiy and Kulhryn Lngoyda, Candy Bus- let us make n VHKK KST1MATK tedo, Martha Borowsky, Joseph for you. And if .vim wish, we can Mnuro, George Nowmnn, Eil iirrimgc amvoninit Icrnw. nine Burlew, Carol Phy, Judith IN YOUR BASEMENT OR UTILITY ROOM Crane. Mike Cathcrwood, mid Lilly Best. ' The Browntown Tonetto Clroup rendered a .selection, antl Powered by (he most iJ!<,>(h'/ji V8 in any truck ,.. the rhythm band of Mis. Chamburlalu's class . presented Its Interpretation of "Twinkle, Chevrolet's new Taskmaster V8 engine! Twinkle, Little Star," i lii'vinlfl'i yrciil new I..(.',l'.\ briiii! yuu ;ill the I lies re innveied by the nuisl niuduin, sliurlcsl- iiilviinUiyos ol i> ('.U.I', plus new iiilviincvs you slioke tniek VS nl them iill--lhe new I'jiskiiiiislcr Sec or Phone Any of the Plumbing and Healing Retailers Listed Below. H-VW-M Co. Wants Garrips wun'l linil iinjwliorv: ulsc! VS piickiuji I>I5 liigli-eoni|iiession liursepinvcr! The nlhletlc committee of the They're tower— seven inehi's lower Iliiin loinier II ymi ilon'i jiel llic iill-iiKii/oni I'viiturcs ollcrvd FREE JOHN J. MULLER PROMPT Mnlnwnn Township Board of Ed- CO.Ii. nui(iel sli'ps up lo tlie cult! hy the new Chevrolet I'lisk-l-'oicu Irueks, you're ucation has granted use of the Year dflcr ytiir, Amcrko's 'the tab is more coml'nrliihle nrul timvenienl, iietiiiilly felliiu: ;in olil-lnshiiiiieil truck mul sluml lo ESTIMATES Liberty Si. Mala wan, N, J. SERVICE high scliubl field to the Hanson- bcsl jclliiif! Iruchl «ilh ii h'vi'l Hnur, suller se;iis. huwil paiHininiii lose nu on the joli luthiy-iiinl ajiiiin nl Irncle-ln Telophnnoi MAIuwnti 1-2417 Van Wlnkle-Munnlni,' Co. iithlo. wiiulsliielil iiiul ii Imii! IKl ul oihei new leiiluiis. lime! Conn.1 see India's innsl nuiilclll trtlck.sl tic association, accorcllnt; to Leslie Bnlchclor, director. The CHARLES E . II U F F T JOHN O. ELBRECHT H-VW-M soft bull toiim woulti; like lo KCIICCIUIB iilfhl KIUIIOM. ROBERT G. THIXTON, Inc. 32 Park Avc. MtiUw«n, N. J. 65 Ravine Dr. Matnwan, N. J. Those InlorcHtcd nru asketl to Tclppnonn: MAIawnn 1-7.182 Tolnphonoi MAIawnn 1-2D70-M cnll Mr, Untcholor nt Mnlnwnn 108 Main St., Matawan Phone Matawan 1-1040 1-lflfW fliii'liiK tho diiy. a THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN, N. J. PAGE ONE—SECOND SECTION Keansburg, was the maid-ol- both were graduated from Red cascade bouquet of white roses, [and carried a cascade bouquet BIRTHS WEDDINGS honor. Her lilac silk strapless Bank Catholic High School. Mrs. Mrs. Edward Paight, Lau-jof pink carnations, gown had an appliqued bodice Rosato was employed by Lavoie l)u Tom- I'fisler-Cevaspo renee Harbor, sister of the; William Leonard, jr.. Key- 1 with a matching jacket. She Laboratories. Morganville. Her bride, wns the matron of honor.; port, was ti,e i,csl miln Us),_ Mi , and Mrs. Ralph Dufour Miss Angela Maria 'Ccyasco, wore a cap of matching ribbon husband wns employed by the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Her waltz-length gown of maize erlng wcrc joscp|, DeMurco, 214 Washington St.. Keyport straw and n nose veil, and car Jersey Central Power and Light nylon tulle was styled with" a arc the parents of a S. Ceviusco,.5G9 Lloyd-Rd., Ma- brother of thc bride, imd Hugh son, born rled a cascade of orchid beauty Co.. in Sayrcville, prior to his matching taffeta jackt. She Allan, jr., brother of tho bride- Wednesday, May 111 1955, In tawan, became the bride of Wil- enlistment in the U. S. Navy liam Joseph Pfister, son of Mr. wore a maize tiara and carried groom, both of Kcansburg. . "Ilvcrvicw Hospital. ; two years ago. He was station- a cascade bouquet of yellow car- and Mrs. William V. Pfister, 4 N For their wedding trip to thc ed at the Philadelphia Navy nations with a lavender ribbon. ' Sodon Clinton Ave., Eatontown, Sun- Yard. Philadelphia, Pa., but New England States, the bride A son was born in Rivervlew day. May 22, 1955. at 3 p.m. in has been ordered to report to Bridesmaids were Miss selected an orchid linen suit Hospital on Wednesday, May 18 St. Joseph's Church. Keyport. Marie Bridgeman and Miss (with pink hat and pink access- Williamsburg, Va., for a new Joan Sandritter. both of Lau- 1955, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward The Rev. Cornelius J. Kane, assignment. The couple will ories. She wore a corsage of pastor, officiated at the double rence Harbor. Their orchid white carnations.. Sodon, Jr., Harris Ave., Onion make their home in Williams- growns were styled like that of Beach. The baby, their first ring ceremony before an altar bure. , The mother of the bride wore child, weighed eight pounds. decorated with white gladioli -,he*maid of honor and they car-, a cocoa sllk sn!lnlung afternoon ', eight ounces, nnd has \been and palms. Pasquale Fortun- Sodon-Kay ned lavender carnations with d,.ess with pink )ial and named Richard 'Edward. Mrs. ato, Asbury Park, was the solo- Before an altar decorated a yellow ribbon. accessories and a corsage of Sodon is the former Miss Joan ist and he was accompanied on with white gladioli. Miss Mar- Miss Helen Blenkowski. Cliff- yyello w roses. The bridegroom'bridegrooms .Thomas, of Union Beach. the organ by Miss Loretta Dti- sarct H. Kay, daughter of Mr. wood, sister of the bridegroom, | motheth r wore an iridescent pink rante. and Mrs. , William Kay, 425 was the {lower girl, she wore I and gold crystalette afternoon MiHle Given In marriage by her fa- Clark Ave., Union Beach, be- a maize nylon tulle dress trim-1 dress with pink hat nnd pink Mr. and Mrs, John Llnde. ther, the bride wore a full- came the bride or James C. So- med with orchid flowers and a | accessories and a corsage of Highland Blvd.. Kennsburff. are length Imported Swiss embroid- don, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- matching tulle sweetheart bon- j yellow, roses, thc parents of a daughter, born ered organdy gown over taf- ward Sodon. Route 35. Eaton- net. She carried a basket of j . • A reception followed on the Thursday, May 19, 1955. in Riv- feta styled with a fitted bodice, lown, on Saturday,' May 21. yellow carnations. j |awn of the nome or U|c bl.ldo. erv'iew Hospital. portrait neckline highlighted 1955, at 4 p.m. in Calvary Meth- Joseph BieTikowski, jr.. East groom's parents. Special Scot- with, iridescent sequins. Three odist Church, Keyport. Providence, R. I., brother of Connelly tlsh music was played by John embroidered scalloped organdy The Rev, Dr. Hillman T. Wil- ihe bridegroom, was the best MacDonagnl, pipe major, of A daughter wns bom in Riv- tiers formed the full skirt. Her liams, officiated nt the double man. Ushering were Bernard Kearny. and Morgan Gongan. ervlew Hospital on* Thursday. hand rolled silk illusion finger- ring ceremony, Miss Helen Bienkowskl. Cliffwood, another drummer and accordionist. 18, 1055, to Mr. and Mrs. tip-length veil .fell from a scroll- Vanclerbilt played -traditional brother of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Allan graduated from Connelly. 440 Clark Ave.. ed cloche highlighted with iri- wedding music on the organ. Charles Lambertson. Keyport, j Keyport High School and Is cm- Union Beach. • descent sequins and pearls. She MR., MRS. JOHN It. REVAY Given in marriage by her fa- A reception wns held at ployed as a cashier with Uie H. carried a cascade bouquet of iher, the bride wore n waltz- Whitey's Hall. Perth Amboy. B. Thomas Co., Keyport. The DcNardo TIeur d'amour centered with a carnalions and giirlandii of var- Mr. and Mrs. Cannon DeNar- length gown of satin, Chantflly The mother of the bride wore bridegroom attended Keyport white orchid. iegated ivy. Incei and tulle made with an a light blue crystalette after- High School and is employed by do. Shore Concourse. Cliffwood. The Misses Elaine and Wil- g y are the parents of a. daughter, many and had lived In Mata- Miss Jcannettc Cevasco, Ma- Illusion neckline, long sleeves, terment, under the direction of tawnn, sister of the bride, .was inii Luybcr, of RoebliiiB, cous- and full skirt with lace insert. accessoriesnoon dress ,wit anh dwhit a ecorsag hat, whitee of ! WesThet yFurnitur will leside Co.c , aKeyportt 31 Wes. t born In Perth Amboy Hospital, wan for eight years. the John J. Ryan Home for Fu- ins or the bridegroom, were ! He Is survived by a niece,' the maid-of-honor. Her floor- Her half cap of matching lace white cnmellins. Front St., Keyport. yVulmcr nerals, Keansburg;, burial was In length gown of white embroder- bridesmaids. Their powder edged with Iridescent sequins The bridegroom's mother I Mrs. Elsie Kiimmel, of Mata- blue gowns and headpieces were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford) Wld- j wim',, and a slster-ln-law, Mrs. Mount Olivet Cemetery, Middle- ed organdy over a maize taf- wns attached to n fingertip- chose a mauve afternoon dress feta slip was styled with a fit fashioned after that of the maid- fength veil. She carried a co- nicr, Central Ave., Keansburg, | Matilda iSchuldt) Meyer, of Ma- Mrs. AiiLhony Ml kill fashioned with a bodice of Chan- WILLS FILED ted basque,( square neck and oMionor, and they carried cas- lonial bouquet of while carna- tllly laco and tulle. She wore jre the parents of a son, born tawan. cades of everthine carnations Mrs. Alberta (j. Friinl/. . Monday, May 23, 1955, in Riv- Petronella Mlka!| B2 cap sleeves. She wore a white tions centered with a white or- a white hat with mauve veil, Funeral services were held organdy picture hat and carried and ivy garlands. =hid. while accessories, and a cor- Mrs Alberta G. FranU, of ervlew Hospital. yesterday at 1:30 ii>.m. at the "''? °f A" ho"y ,,Mlka'' of Keyport, who died Apr. 29 di- 'White Rose Rd,, Marlboro Town- n cascade of yellow gladioli and Martin Luyber. of Roebling. Miss LeVerne Hutton. Union sage of white camellias. , Kllroy . ivy. acted as best man for his nep- Beach, was the maid of honor. For their wedding trip to the rected that her estate be divid- The bridesmaid was Miss Bet- hew. Ushers were George Wal- Her ballerina -length sown of New England states and Can- ed equally between a son, Karl A son was born on Tuesday, man, pastor of the Cliffwood nt Fitkin Hospital. A. Frantz. and dnughtcr. Mrs. May 24, 1955, in Monmouth Me- Besides her husband, she is ters, of Roebllng, and Frank pink nylon tulle over satin was iida. the bride selected a navy Community Methodist Church, Smolko, of Keansburg, brother blue suit with navy and white Virginia (Franlz) Poling. morial Hospital, to Mr. and officiating. Cremation took survived by two sons, Anthony, Mrs.' James Kilroy. Harding Jr., and Peter,'both at home. of the bride. accessories and a corsage of Nlrs. Anna M. A. I'cngcl Rd., Matawan. plnce at Rose Hill Crematory, The bride's mother wore a white camellias. Linden. ' Funeral services were held Annn M. A. Pengcl, of Mata- Monday at 10 a.m. when thc navy blue silk dress with white The bride attended Matawan Ilimcy accessories and an orchid cor- wan Township, who died Apr. Harold Hudson itev. John J. Novak, pastor, of- Hiyli Scliool and is associated 17, directed that her estate be t> Mr. and Mrs, Peter Hlmcy. Harold Dodsori. 54. husband ficiated at a requiem mass at siiue. The mother of the bride- i with Melstrom Manufacturing 144 Engllshtown Rd., Old q mass at groom selected u navy blue taf- divided equally between her of Mrs. Grace (Poolei Dodson.jsf. John's Church, Marlboro. ! Company, Perth Amboy. daughter. Mrs. Elva S. F. Bar- Brlclne, are the parents of a of 43 Wyckoff St., Malawan, | Interment, under th direction rwa dress with pink accessor- I The bridegroom was gradu- daughter, born Friday, May 20, c ies and nn orchid corsage. banell, and her son. Dr. William died Sunday,'May 22, 1955. He | of the W. H, Freeman Funeral ated from St. Mary's High H. Pengel. 1955, In Perth Amboy Hospital. was born in Boston, Mass., but i Home, 'Freehold, was In St. A reception followed the cere- Scliool. South Amboy, and Is em- mony at McCuire's Grove. Mid- Casler had resided in Matawan for j Rose of Lima Cemetery, Free- ployed by General Motors, Lin- many years. ihold. dletown, after which the couple den, He Is a veteran of World ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mis. George Casler, left for a trip to the Pocono 4 Walter St., West Keansburg. Besides his wife, lie is sur- Miss Alma M. Lockwood War II and the Korean War C'lm ran-.Sii uer sons. Harold, jr., j Mountains, Pa. For traveling having served five years In the Mr. and Mrs. William P, Snu- are the parents of a son, born vlvecl by two sons. Harold, jr.,! Miss Alma M, Lockwood, 82, the bride selected an orchid lin- Saturday. May 21, 1955, in Riv- of Matawan, and LoRoy, ooff' of 41 Oak St., Keyport; died on Marines. He attained the rank er, of 15 Hilltop Blvd., Cliffwood en suit with white accessories. Beach, announce tho engage- ervlew Hospital. Harris burg, Pa.; n daughter, Tuesday, May 24, 1955, at the A white orchid corsnire com- of staff sergeant. Mrs. Almana Fcrbers, of New Senbrook Hill Nursing Home, When they return from their ment of their daughter, Dolor- 3 Butler York; two brothers, Harry, of plted her ensemble. es, to Edward Chavan, son of Keyport. She was born In Perth Mrs. Revay is a graduate of wedding trip, the couple will Mr. and Mis. William Butler, Dunbury, Conn., and Alfred, of Amboy. the daughter, of thn late reside at 54 Pacific Blvd., Cliff- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chavnn, of of Keansburg. are the parents Rldgefleld. Conn., and five Ferris High School, Jersey City. Railway. Frederick and Josephine fBIrd- | and was, employed by Hanson- wood Bench. of a daughter, born Thursday, grandchildren. sall) Lockwood, and was a re- Miss Snucr attended Miituwiui May 19, 1955, in Rivervlew Hos- ' VanWinklc-Munning Co., Mata- Aliun-DcMurco High School and Is i-mploycd Funeral services were held tired New York City school wnn. Her husband is a grad- pllal. yesterday at 2 p.m. at the St. j teacher. Miss Rose Marie DeMarco, as an operator by the New Jer- uate of Florence, New Jersey, • j daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Nic- sey Bell Telephone Co. In the Dlckcniun ' Jnmcs M. E. Zion Church, Ma- ( There are no survivors.. High School, and Is employed by tawan. Interment, under the holas DeMarco, 1223 Wesley Keyport office. Her fiance at- A son was born In Perth Am- Funeral services are being the Standard Steel Spring' Ave., Union Beach, became the tended Railway High School nnd boy Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. direction of the Beclle Funeral held this evening at 7:30 o"c!ock Works. Roebling. Home, Matawan, was in Mid- rnsTKK bride of Frederick Allan, son of is employed by the Gallaghan Adrian Dickeman,. 348 Rnrltan at the Bedle Funeral Home, Upon their return from their Jilt., MKS. JAMKS C. SODON Construction Co.. Jersey City. way Green Cemetery, Matawan. Keyport, with the Rev. Joseph ty Ann Ward, Mittawan. who Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Allan. Lau- Blvd., Cliffwood Bea^ch. wedding trip, the couple will re- rel Ave.. Holmdel, Saturday, No date has been scl for the R. Faith, pastor of the First. wore the, same; style gown as side at Stevens Station. styled with strapless bodice of •*) Vnradi Mrs. Mary Gcnovcsc the makl-of-honor. over uallel lace and matching lace jacket. May 21, 1955, at 3 p.m. nt the wedding. Mrsv-MaVy..Denoveso, 78, of Baptist Church, Keyport. offici- Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Vnradi, ating". Interment will be1 to- blue and carried blue gl'udioli Hosiilo-l'oiifecdrvo' She wore a scalloped lace crown Holy Family Church. Union 33 Slclnliaidt Ave.. Old Bridge, Route 35. '" Centerville, died Miss Mary Louise Pontecor- •.rimmed In pearls and carried Beach. The Rev. Joseph Fox. Thursday, May 10, 1955, In Mon- morrow morning In Greenwood . Miss Louise Cevnsco, sister JEANNiE'S NURSERY arc the parents o! a daughter, Cemetery, Brooklyn, N, Y. of the bride, was the Junior vo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. a colonial, bouquet of pink car- pastor, ofriclated nt the cere- born in Perth Amboy Hospital. mouth Memorial Hospital, aft- John Pontecorvo, of 165 Broad- nntions. mony before an altar decorated Excellent Care er a short illness. She was born j bridesmaid. Her gown was with white gladioli. Blum similarly styled over pink and way, Keyport. became the bride The attendants were Mrs. Reasonable Rates in Italy and 'had lived in Cen- of Daniel Rosato, jr., son of Mr. Given in marriage by her fa- Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Blum. terville for 40 years, She was a FUNERAL SERVICES she carried pink goladioli, Donnld Sodon, Keyport. sistcr- and Mrs. Daniel Rosato. sr., of n-lnw of the bridegroom, and ther, the bride wore a waltz- Keyport 7-3095-M 20 James Ave. Old Bridge, arc member of St. Joseph's Chinch, j William Kclijr I Joseph Kelleyi, Eatontown, By Qppoinimcni 7 days a week was best man and ushering 176 Broadway. Keyport, on Sun- Miss Betty Sodon, Eatontown. length gown styled with n strap- the parents of a son, born Sun- Keyport. , Funeral services for William day. May 22. 1955. at four o'- less fitted bodice of lace over day. May 22, 1955. in Perth Am- five sons, Car-] Kelly, G5, of Malrboro Town- were Ralph LaParre, South Am- sister of the bridegroom. Their Surviving are clock In St. Joseph's Church {owns of blue were styled like which she wore n matching lace boy Hospital, men, of Asbury Park; Peter, of ship, were held Saturday at 8:30 boy, and Louis Cevasco, broth- Keyport. jacket. The full skirt wns made O, Ccntcrville; John and Harry, of n.m. at the Freeman. Funeral er of the bride, Matawan. die maid of .honor's and they George Cevnsco. another, broth- The altar was decorated with carried colonial bouquets of blue or nylon tulle, A fingertip- n>d Bank; James, of Keyport; Home, Freehold, and at 9:30 a.- white sladioli and palms and length veil of French illusion DEATHS two daughters, Mrs. Frank Al-|m. the Rev. John J. Nowak, er, was the junior usher. carnations. 0 A reception foliowcd at thc the Rev. Cornelius J. Kane, pas- Ingrid Alban. Atlantic HIKII-I''High-, " from a half cap of sequins ! locco nnd Mrs. Anthony Maim-1 pastor, officiated at a requiem and sectl carls She cluTicd n ISurlon I, it,,,,,,,. Union Beach Firchousc. tor, officiated. Miss Loretta ands. was the flower girl'. She " - A SERVICE ef ^ilinggl.M tfcvrasto 62, of conleo, of Rod Bank: 32 emnd- mass at St. Gabriel's Church, Duranlc was the organist and cascade bouquet of white enr- Iliiiton LeRoy IJowne. ^ j , ,,. •„„,, greatgrand- Bradevclt. Interment was In The bride's mother wore a was dressed in pink and carried - . . «t p.;CM thai ivy «i vnttty M 312 Brond St.. cl il( on Ijino navy blue silk afternoon dress the soloist was Miss Margaret ,i small colonial bouquet of pink nations. fvnfty n*idk children; the church cemetery. Glodc. Miss Margaret DeMarco was suddenly at Ills home on Sat- with pink straw hat and pink carnations. • Lady Allcnd«nl Funeral services were held j Mr. Kelly died Wednesday, Given in marriage by her fa- her sister's maid of honor. Her urday,. May 21, 1055. He was accessories with a white orchid Donald Sodon. Keyport. broth- • Non-Sectarian born in Keyport. tlie son of Char- Monday at 8 a.m. at her resl-1 May 18, 1055, at thc Marlboro ther, the bride wore a white waltz-length gown of pink was deiice, and 11 solemn high mass j state Hospital, where he was corsage. er or thc bridegroom, was the les Lc Roy Bowne and the late The bridegroom's m other wedding dress of Chantllly lace best tnan find ushering were styled with a strapless lace bod- Mrs. Emily iHcydt' Bowne. He of requiem was celebrated at 9 i employed. and nylon tulle over Skinner sat- Robert Sodon, Eatontown, an- ice, over which she wore a DAY FUNERAL HOME a.m. at St. Joseph's Church. In-1 ,5 . |vcd by two broth- wore a light blue crystnlcltc *jluid been employed for 20 years He sui v afternoon dress with white hat in. The gown was designed with other brother or the bride- matching lnce cape. It had n Tel. KEyporl 7-1352 as ii construction supervisor for terment. under the direction ot er8i John, of Roscllc, and Char- a fitted bodice, mandarin collar groom, and Alex Kay. Union nylon tulle skirt. She wore a i 3G1 MAPLE PL.. KEYPOflT Si. Anderson Fu- and white accessories and a the Concrete Plank Co., Jersey thc William (les, of Kntontown, and a sister. white orchid corsage. nnd Illusion neckline, embroid- Scacli, brother of the bride. band of matching pink flowers ncral Home, Red Bank, wns lnjMl,Si P).a|,k Cl.0CVV| of Mnlil. ered with Iriidescenl sequin!- City. Middle- i For their wedding trip lo In- A reception wns held in the Besides his father, he is sur- Mount Olivet Cemetery dianapolis. IIKI., the bride se- arid seed pearls. Ions pointed Knights of Columbus Hull. vived by his wife, Mrs. Marlon lected ii yellow .silk shantung sleeves. The bouffant skirt had "cemetery „„,„„,„,..„ from LOIIB Branch High School igarn Fulls mul Canada, the' Formerly Methodist C);rh,oKeyport, of- burir, a member of the St. Ann's and Is employed at Manufact- and lnce over taffeta, fashioned )ridc chose n brown and whltr Mr. died on Tuesday. Malawan & Keyporl Monument flclatlng. Alalai' and Rosary Society, unci urers Thread OrindlnK Corp.. with a fitted bodice of the lace jheck suit with brown and white Works - ^ Palrvlew Cemetery, Middle- a member of flic Ladies Auxil- Ealontwon. He is a veteran ol with a scalloped neckline and a icccssorlcs and u white orcliir Higliwuy No. 36, Near Mnin Slrccl tJLL town. iary of thc Knights or Colum- the Korean War ami served bouffant skirt of nylon tulle. She :orsnRC. Keyport, N.J. r , three years in tin; Air' Force. wore a mulching half-cap ol Mrs. Sorlon was giaduntcc Tnl. Keyporl 7-113' I-orcni Erll bus, Bayshore Chapter L>fl.>8. unU1 scvcn whcn he flowers and horsehair and car Lorenz Ertl. 75. of Valley Dr., Besides • her husband, she Is He is n member of the Eaton- .om Kuyporl High Scliool an(' retired nnd moved to Laurence town Volunteer Fire Depart- rled n bouquet of yellow roue.' s with Public Service. Newark JMiiluwnn, died Sunday. May 22, survived by a chiuuhlui. Mis. Haubor. He was a hatter by and daisies. '1055 in nivorvlew Hospital, aft-1 Cecilia Lynch, and two *>ns. ment. Mr. Sodon attended Kcypor' rOUNDED 1805 They will live iit -'Ilia Clinton Thc attendants were Mrs. Hel •Iigli School and Interrupted hi: or a bliort Illness. He wns the ' William and. Edward, all I His wife, Mrs-. Martha (Jab- en Pontecorvo, of Keyport, sis widower of Mrs. Katherlne (Sell-! Inn al home; a Ave, Eiitolilown. education to cnllst^in thc U. S wo lonskli Kostek Is his only sur- ler-ln-law or the bride, nn.-l MISK Navy. He spent part or hi: uldt, Ertl. He was born inOer- ^ana two n-thc!" Iteviiy-SiiiiilUii Margaret Sardcllii. of Keyport. hrce years of duty in Iceland SiimmliiK. of Newni'k, ; Htm. Kroil Ilfitsch Mi.s.s Dorothy Sinolko, daugh- !i niece of the bridegroom He Is with Nero Brothers Con ATTENTION INVESTORS nnd Philip C. CiimmliiKs.of New ! Kuncrnl services for Mrs. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Their downs nnd hats In yellow I ruction Co.. Red Bunk. ISiiriih A. Brunch, 01, of Eighth Smolko, lilt WuacUanck Ave.. were .similar to the innlcl ol RESIDING IN . York. KeanKliui'H, bi'uame the bride of honor's and they carried boil Ilicnkou'sUi-Mirliic DR. LOUIS I. PRAGER A riHiuifm muss wns celebrat- St.. West Kennsbui'g, widow or John II. Horny, .sou of Mr. anil nucts of delphinium nnd yellow Miss Wlnilrcd E. Mlchle. r> Aslniry I'nrk KCJJKMI OPTOMETRIST d on Monday nt II ».i". nl 3'- i I'^rctl Brusch, were held on Sat- Mrs. John A. lleviiy. of lloeb- roses. ui'dny. when a requiem mass "'acific: Blvd.. Cliffwood Bench Ann's Church by the Hev, Ed- llliu, on Sdtui'dli.v. May -1, 1035. Miss pli Blcnkow 'Molmclcl I'oint Plcasiini Frlclny«3 A.M. to 9 P.M. - LUGGAGE lhe direction or the Diuilel A. decorated with whin; Hladloll Albert Ro.suto, of Keypoi't •1:1. Ill Gulden St.. ClHfwoor Middlctown S|)iiny Lake Wetlneidayi 9 A.M. lo U Nonr. Hellly Funeral Home. West iiild suii))(lni({(>n.-i. M''•'•• Mnrli" brother of thc bridegroom, win -nl 1; I'll II >'. Mn>" '.!!, Witt, ut Ketin; burn. Keanslmrj; 30 VV. I'rout St., Kcypori AND OI'V Lederhiius played Inidltional the best, mini and usherliiK weir i.iii. In Si. Lawrence's Church Mrs. llm.soh dloil Tuesday, wuddimt IHUKIC and was the nc- John Ponteeoi'vo, Jr., of Key iiiiircncc Harbor., KEyport 7-2020 Timr P-iyninnlr. May 17. 1055, at the home ol For information on securities 1 coinpunlt-.l fur Mrs, C. MHZ, port, brother of the bride, unc The Hov. Walter Slattery. |ia^ line ilaiiglltt'i , Mrs. James Crow- soloist. Alphon.so DILnuro. of Keyport. or, olllclnted at Hie double rhr and the stock market Icy. She wan born In While The bi'liU- wns nlvcn in mur For tho wedding the bride': •creiiiony before an nllnr dec House, tho daughter or the late rlUKC by her fnlhcr. She won' mother clio.^c nn iil'tcrnooi HIIUHI wilh while ghidloll. F'riu Michael and Catherine iSiil- n lull-h.'linlh IMIIVII (il pun; Kill' ilruKH of dusty rose lace, n :l.s Oleiison, Cnuifcird, was 111 PHONE WX-7O7O OPERATORS! nt<;!)> FlJitlcy". 8he Imd lived over Hiitln, tt-lili'li ivji.s f.i.slilon- iiifilcliliifj lmt, white ifloves IIDC: tilolfl mid Mrs. Kobi.'i'l Dlmxe as CJ local call —no toll cliciryo. in the Kciuisburg nrcu Tor the I'd with a sciillopcd ncckllin ijlnek .slippers and bun, The vus ill the oi'Uiui. EXPERIENCED pant' 40 yanra untl for mnny OR LEARNERS ON UNDERWEAR trimmed wtt.1i heed in'iirls, loim bridegroom's niulhur wore H Given in milrrlsiuc by her Ii' ( yours before Hint wan a resl sleeves iiolnti-d at Hw wrlHl.'i, flpynl nuvy Inen dress with n her. the, brldt? wure u wultz Union ,S|>Rfliil Dimlili' \rrillr llufl'li- mill dtmt of tile .VTlrtdlotulvn liiwi. THOMSON cVM KINN()N .Supirlnck Sliii'liliM"- nnd u uliupdl ImlM. Mi-r flnnri' iiliilcliliiH lmt imd iiiii'y IIOCOSN- .ciigMi (4(;un .slyh.'d willi i MHOKIH.s IN Sl-:c.linnii:s AM) ( ( iMMODII II.S In addition to MI'M, 'crowluy, tip veil of IIIUKIOII fell from » urltia. I3ijl.li had orehltl cor- p :;iinlitlll,v luce bodice, einno 5 DAY WEEK - GOOD PAY she IM Hllrvlvod by Iwu other nuilchliiK pure «I1U cup H'l'" WHICH, iiccl'.lliH!, lim« sleeves, nnd boul (iarf°K'l(l-(iiaiH Hold, l-mii; Iii,null diuightoi'H, Mi'a. J. Hcrt Burl, mod With muni piMirlH. She ear Followlnu II reception lor 170 Kxrellcm UIII'UIIU; Ciiiulilliins I'lint nylon tulle skirt over KWIII .// I,//,,, I in tin I'll/I,,/ M.II,) ,1,1,1 I.,111.1.1,1 .*> Jnlllisiiii \\r, lOpimslli' It.li, >1 .illiiiii or Ocul. uiul Ml'8, Loon Honel- rlcd n CUHC'IUIC buiKiuet ut Illy- fue.slK nt C'rj'Hiiil fjroolf inn, trliiiincd with cliifitci'M of irklcf lo, (iI Low* Branch: n Hon. Jo- oMhe-vullo.v "nil Khailored cur- Eulontown, the Couple left fur ccuil se(|iilnH. Her Hngei'llp siiuh F., of Plnlnflold, HIX grand- niillons, CL'iilKi'L'd with u white a wedding trlii to Nlimnru Falls, VfMRtKS NtW YOIIK 51OCK CXCHAMOC Allll OIIUM I'lllllCirAt MATAWAN UNDERGARMENT Co., Inc. Icimlh veil nf Milk Illusion fol • • SICORII¥ AMD COMMO0IIT CXCHAHOtS I iMiihiwiui. N..I, I'IHIDI' Alilt:uv;lli I- mil children, nnd slx-Bi'eiit«rand- orchid. Jan. from a double bouciuct or Iri MI.'JH l'lll/lllV-'ttl HllU'dlu. "f 'Tin1 brldu iiiid rln.t.c-nnl. H('r|iilns, f-ilic (Miri'ted i; PAfiF. TWO—SECOND SECTION THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN, N. J. THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955" SALVATION ARMY PROGRAM AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, MATAWAN iv! With Care vehicles are Instructed, to be on for such ii;;sistance. ,The police 65 Years For Area Madison Board the. alert., for stranded motor- or Parkway -, attendants will The New Jersey Slate Safe- ists. contact those, points for tha ty Council estimates that clo^e stranded motorists, depending 1 Rejects Bonding to 900 'traffic uy Park office. which the board would pay the 'J'lic Pnulcntlnl Official snlci Aslmry I'ai'k Citadel will present si fi-s-tival of sacred music in (lm First Baptist Church, Main St. weekend, the Council report- THURSDAY MAY 26, 8 P. M. .Miltsiwsin. The hsimi, which is s-hown in the ulm i-c picture, w ill Ue ctnuluctei] by All'i'ed Swen.'irtou usual cost, estimated to total ed. that the Red Dank District 01- Thuro will be l!ll members of the band ami soiisslt'rs psirllcipatiiiK in the eonceit, and several solo- $145,000. Sfinlzation now has a force o. FRIDAY MAY 27, 8 P. M. ists from the famous New York Staff Hand will take part in tlie proifram. Mr. Staats added to his mo- !j(i nnrsons, Including six sates Sr. Capt. F. McCraekcn and Mrs. McCracken, officers in cliarste of tlie Citadel, will accompany TICKETS AVAII-AHLK AT MOOIt supervisors. The sales super- lie musicians to Malmran. The Her. Lanreiice It. Ilalley, pastor of the First Baptist Cliurcli tion the acceptance of eight visors in the Red Bank main •mnoiinces that tlie concert is open to the public. looms from the developer of White Handkerchief office are Joseph MenMopane Central Park. In Cheesequsike, ThmniiK Olassey. and Richard plus the construction of four Mr. Denise lias been a member \ jainln Luther, Paul A. Egan, (Vocational Training more rooms by that developer To Signify Distress Thompson. Itfrs. Marsaret Car- Mc ney Is office supervisor in of Prudential's sales organism- J William Renwick, John "' Necessary For CP G nt a cost of no more than $10,- charcc of the eisht employees tlon since 1033. Mr. Denise as-iGuire, Mark Crook, John Kee-I ••"-•• • V 000 per room nnd the construc- System Initiated For j who make up Hie clerical force. sumed charge of operations in j Ian, John Hulsberg, Piinnk Sell- j "The stend 1 1 y increasing tion of an eight room school at Motorists On GSP | Laurence Harbor to cost $185,- A native bom Red Banker Red Bank in 1346, after serving ! nuinan nnd Leonard Massom. |mlmbei' °f cerebral palsied pei-- the envy w Jersey 000.. A final provision was made Motorists on Die Garden State ;n Red Bank as an agent and i The Keyport branch of.. tl^e S need for for the renovating of the Mor- Parkway have been asked to later as a staff manager and • Red Bank district is under the ° ^ rlsto.vn School at a cost of $18,- use a white handkerchief as a KVKKV 3(1 SKCONWS I tional training programs for of the neighborhood ... in the home office at Newark i supervision of Staff Manager C. these people," Julius R. Polla- QOO. signal of distress along the new OIVIC SOMKOSE A FREE is an assistant regional mana- j M. Britton, jr., of New Mon- tscheck, of Elizabeth, president Mr. Stunts proposal allowed scenic route. In order to as- ier and In the formation of the j mouth. There are 10 other em- sure prompt attention to a mo- GALLON OF MY TAINT' ! of the United Cerebral Palsy for $508,000 bonding and the Prudential's field training dlvi- ployees connected with this of- Associations of New Jersey, de- holding of a special election to torist's need for help, Parkway My raid of 5-3. Sucli action will immediately and be sure il will stay that way /ongei"with KEYSTONE Colors jters which they maintain." notify a 'passing motorist of his 3.95 Professional Cleaning Will Bring Them The P-TA delegations from 100% PURE HOUSE PAINT-now mildew resistom to I "These programs, however fellow driver's plight. The arc limited by lack of funds,' Cheeseciuake and , Browntown handkerchief signal will do a- prevent the discoloration caused in 68% of all cases MY FAMOUS Back Like New Again present also were critical of the he declared. "They will be ex- way with any need for a strand- by mildew. OUTSIDE OIL PAINT j panded, with more vocationa proposal. They wanted multi- ed motorist to become a traf- ple classes ended by the oper- GOOD QUALITY guidance for teen-agers ant fic hazard ation of a shuttle bus so that by seeking to stop Proved to outwear ordinary paints by 2 to 3 seasons, Itetlrr young adults, in direct propor- passersby. It also will prove Quality !i.!>.> I tion to the generosity of the pub- between the two schools enough, n Keystone 100% Pure House Paint offers Ihe grealesf My Iscsi G.flii DON'T BEAT IT! pupils could be found to set up convenience for fie stranded I Ho in making money available long-run economy. In ready-mixed or exclusive Cujtomix Every 2nd for the work." single classertngsess for Peacnnh orarigradee motorist in that lie can remain GALLON • LEjT US CLEAN IT! with some grades at Cheese- in his vehicle while awaiting colors. For maximum beauty and prelection, buy KEY- FREE 4.95 I quake and others at Browntown. help. STONE . . . famous for quality •••••••••••a MJC Dinner Dance The Cheesequake group did not Signs posted on the Parkway Almost as Cheap as 1'wilr. June 9 In Red Bank want all rooms under the Stnats since 1828. Cement proposal at Browntawn and none presently a d v i' s e motorists Lalex Exterior You Can't Beat Oiir Cleaning Montnouth Junior College stu- in their urea. twhoso pule l vehicleoff thse developavemenp troublt ande Estimates Cheerfully Given dents will gather together for The board directed its clerk. await a patrol. Motorists nre • MASONRY PAINT the last time this .school year at Irving Zocks. to write to nil de- urged to make sure Hint their the annual freshman dinner- velopers whose plans have been vehicles are completely off the 13 Florida paved roadway and are in no " Colors dance, to tie held at the Molly submitted to the planning board. Pitcher hotel, Red Dank, on The school board wants to meet no way interfering with through All Our Work is done In our own ultra-modern plant . . .all Yon Can't Thursday, June 9. The semi- with them to discuss future traffic. l'av Us for the latest in machinery plus efficient staff of shop operators. formal banquet will begin at school needs and find out what State Police assigned to the the 2nd 4.95 7:30 p.m. The evening will end the builders will do toward help- parkway regularly patrol ench Gallon Cnttiiifi: — R board for npprovnl. Thtw bookelts will be made available 'VARNISH $5.95 o township residents, whose at enllon will be called to the livery '-'ml Fiw (fill. en usiness school problem by means tif .tailboards to be erected lii tlic near future throughout Hie lown- TRIM PAINT Hhlp. : IK Colors $5.95 The circular was approved in •Free !!ml Gal. liinl form Mondily with Mr. White the lone negative on the resolution (o have It printed mul distributed, Thomas wiLson, of MARY CARTER he Home nnd Property owners \'r\ I In SiMciiiisI I loot' CiiV.'liiii; r,iiti ft:ui v Association uureed to take 1500 copies for Unit oruunlznllon, und ' Highway US Ns-ar Chile Si. PAINT FACTORIES t wns averred 2fiO0 dotild be ulv- \n out by tho P-TAs, leaving Highway 34, Matawan 000 available to the seluiols for KEYPORT, N. J. lipi'Kims who mluhl coma In Mntuw/in 1-3884 in(I ask for one. THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1955. THE MATAWAJ#6URNAL, MATAWAN, N. J. PAGE THRET.-Sfcr.ONn —.»* ~'< •'•••-• -i—' .•• - . • ••••'."?!••!•:-;....' — Foodarama Is New PAN TO SCRAMBLE 3000 EGGS AT ONE TIME Radar New Safety Studios 1 THE BARGAIN HOUSE TiiConcept In Equipment Parkway Measure CANDID WEDDINGS A SPECIALTY — Lanzaro Bros — 10 MAIii ST. TEL. KE 7-1391 KEYPOHT j| Refrigerator, Upright To Enforce Law If 'j Freezer Combined Speed Limit Abused "THE CHROME KINGS IN DINETTES" ] A new word has been coined Radar was added Sunday to Dozt;m af Chrome and Wrought Iron Scfs Jo choose from. ,in household refrigeration with the Garden State Parkway as TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED | the introduction of a revolutlon- an extra safety precaution. The Ros.s W. Maghan Agency ; niy food storage cabinet called New Jersey Highway Authority, Visil Our Warehouse or Our Branch Showroom nt "Cliff's Auction" I the "Foodarumii," combining a builder and operator of the Every Friday Night. moist-cold refiiBerntor with an Parkway, purchased radar Real Estate — Insurance upright freezer side-by-side in a equipment in its relentless ef- Tennent Rd. Tel. MA 1-1694-J Morganville • single 10'cubic foot cabinet. fort to preserve the outstanding- : MAAAWAN 138 Main St. MA 1-0003 i "The Foodnrnmn is a new safety record established by WAREHOUSE OPEN EVERY DAY AND SUNDAYS : concept in refrigeration equip- motorists on the new scenic I ment for the home," according route. ; to Pete Kun.rloyg, of Pete's, Designed to check on vehieu- : Inc., located on W. Front St.. lar speeds along the Parkway. ', Keyport, and opposite the Safc- the radar equipment will be us- ; way store, in Keansbuis. ed for law enforcement purpos- ; • "The new freezer-refrigerator es if traffic surveys show there '• Is your home .. . BRICK? ... STUCCO?... combination has two sections, is a general abuse of the limits, j divided .by an insulated wall, The Parkway's speed limit is i SHINGLE?...WOOD SIDING? and each has Its own vertical GO miles per hour except where • door," Mr. Kuarloye said. The world's largest frying pan is lirine sliil'liMl inln place and otherwise posted. " j "When both doors are open, the made risuly to srrumlili' "'100 ecus at one time ::s one of the Fea- State Police patrolling the i There's ONE RIGHT 1 tures of tlin Jersey UKK Festival to In: held on Saturday at the Free- 'Foodarama presentJs to the Parkway have been on the alert I lioinemakcr n seven foot wide hold Haceway. for speeders, but have reported j lOW£Brothers exterior paint for ill 5 : panorama of foods from which Oov. Robert B, Meyner will r young employee of the Grand a generally favorable observ-' •to choose." be the honored guest of the Jer- • Union Food Stores, who willance of the road regulations by j | "Combining 11191-0 than 11 cu- sey Efig Festival Saturday at 'make a chnrlty donation to the motorists. • lite feet of fresh food storage Freehold Raceway between 2 governor on behalf of the Grand The safety record set by mo- for al[ (!\nd nearly five cubic feet of and 4 p.m. The time of theUnion Food Stores., Peggy Gil- torists on the Parkway since it frozen storage," he said. "It's governor's attendance at the lespie was recently crowned first went into major operation 1rough surfaces |''-lv- THS HANDIEST CLEANER EVER-ON THE EASIEST OF TERMSl ttlie most versatile food-keeper estival was confirmed by Ed- Queen of the Rutgers Univer- last August points up such a I (iliinglet, ihakei, rough- Cleans farther, cleans faster, cleans easier. „' J ever built. As a novelty, there ward Hlllpot, president of thesity ROTC Ball. report. During the tilne-and- j tawed tiding, brick, ce- with exclusive double-stretch hose . .. full- I is even an unrefrlgerated door- Jersey Egg Festival, at a meet- Mr. Hines announced that the one-half months since then, j menl, ilucco, aibcitoi horsepiower motor. . . new Hoover Strato- jrack for bananas. It comes in ing conducted and presided ov- Queen of tlic Jersey Egg Fes- more than 10 million vehicles ; ih ing let) Tools. |Pay for it while you use it, on our handy I eight custom colors plus the er by him Friday night at The tival would make appearances paid toils on the Parkway with : budget \plnn. Extra big savings now if you' j traditional white." ,. American Hotel, Freehold. The on a number of television pro- only two motorist fatalities a j SHINGLE n' SHAKE have a n Void cleaner to trade, • In spite of its large capacity, meeting of the executive com- grams. The Grand Union Food niong them. The only other j 'Mr. Kunrloyg said, the "Food- Stores in co-operation with the traffic casualties during the per- j Paint mittee received from Roland J. iod were a trespassing pedes- • larama" stands only 60 inches Hines, managing director, „ re- J.EI.F. will conduct egg sales New "breather" type velvety .'fit', ihigh, 4,7 3/4 Inches wide and i in 120 of the stores for one week. Irian and a surveyor working i TEN EYCK RONSON, INC. ports of program and plans for on the road. I flat finish made especially (or (less thaji 27 inches deep. It oc- the festival. , and will feature egg sales in "rough" lurfacei. One coat 283 Upper Main St. icupies nine square feet of floor co-operation with the Jersey However, as traffic steadily i j space, less by far than any re- coversl Ideal for speedy roller Phone: Matawan 1-1600 MATAWAN Mr. Hines reported that 16 Egg Festival. increases with the warmer j coaler application. frigerator and upright freezer girls had been reported up to Mr. Hines reported that the weather, Parkway officials are I pair presently on the market. now as being candidates for IF-8-1 Thunder Jet will be exhib- taking no chances and are out I On the refrigeration side a Queen of the Jersey Egg Fes- ited by the Air National Guard. to take whatever steps neces-1 '"breakfast, bar" is located in tival. Toms River, Lakewood. iThis popular model is the type SIIry to deter speeding. j For a "2-coot j the door. Hern the familiar ba- Manasquan, Asbury Park, Free- of ship which recently broke 3 For deluxe look" at The Parkway itself was built 2-coat beauty icon and eggs breakfast can be hold, Spring Lake Ocean Town- i speed records on flight, to Aus- to provide orderly quick move- 1-coat cost Formal Wear i stored in, a convenient spot for ship are among the communi- tralia. To rival this exhibit, the ment of traffic with its one-way 2 and protection j morning breakfasts or evening ties represented. Through the 'midget model boys club hi Free- northbound and south b o u n d | I snacks. There are two onecourtes- y of the Grand Union hold'will fly and demonstrate roadways divided by a wide ! Rented or Sold ; quart containers for fruit juices, Food Stores, a weekend trip to their planes at the festival. For- center island, but also to dls- j SUPER ONE COAT HIGH STANDARD I twin egg racks for 10 eggs and New York will be provided" for i ty exhibit spaces are being set courage excessive speed by i House Paint •space for a pound of bacon, Acl- two to be given to the sleeted up under the grandstand for gradual curves and gentle r House Paint ; di'tional door storage includes queen. Among other 'gifts for many educational exhibits as grades in the road. : Made especially for one coat It's the all-lime favorite with ; butter and cheese compartments painting over light colored pre- home owners and profti- TUXEDOS the queen will be a complete : well as commercial. State Police under radar vet- | I and deep shelves for bottles and summer outfit. The judging of ; The food committee as well viouily painled surfaces. Dai- lional painters everywhere. j snacks. eran Lt. Charles Hanna plan to j zling while! Outlasts one coat of Has amazing covering capac- the queen will bo at 2 p.m. and \ as the food service committee road test the radar unit this j CUT-AWAYS ' I There are five shelves in theplans call for Gow. Meyner to | of the Jersey Egg Festival are week in an effort to determine j ordinary house paint. Reduces ity! Extremelydurablel Cleans j refrigerator section, three of crown the winner at 3 p.m. working to plan to prepare food whether there is any increas- yearly cost of 1-coat painting! itself ai it wears! I which are the roll-out type, Another feature will bring to for all attending Saturday's ed tendency to speed along the (which may be taken right out the festival Peggy Gillespie, a Egg Festival. Parkway. FULL DRESS j of the refrigerator and used as serving trays for refrigerated salads or desserts. A slideout on nylon rollers. Leafy vege- stainless steel. It may be open- Do you need shipping tabs! New Complete line of Men's ed nnd reclosed without losing or labels? Our job printing de-> "handitray" offers convenient table storage is provided in two partment Is prepared to supply j Matawan Lumber Co. Top Quality Formal Wear and • storage for cold cuts and other porcelain enamel crispers. its moisture barrier protection. your needs on short notice, at j ! snacks. A full-width basket is The freezer section will store Called a "Humicl-Trol." the prices that will please you. Accessories. Latest Styles in I for fresh fruit rolls- in and out100 pounds of frozen foods,; container reportedly will have There are four refrigerated! widespread use in preserving 'Help Wanled" ads in tills pa various colors and they're ax- shelves, plus, two removable: mlUurir.is that • must be stored per tell you about the good jobs shelves for pastry and sundry; pertly fitted by a custom tailor. frozen items. It has its own \ and protected from heat, frost, STUDENTS! separate control .dial to lower moisture or water vapor. Com- the temperature for fast freez- pany officlas expect adapta- THERE'S NOTHING ELSE LIKE \J .» Also . ing. tions of the unit to be used in , TII„P , freezes,. tio01' ',» ^storing such diverse items as she f-storage lor two gallons of llcnnctl(..llly sellled equipment IN THE WORLD! Appropriate formal wear for liiat packaged ice cream, and racks uf all t _ specllll electronics for 21 cans or frozen Juices, j Je, ,uu, TOckct englnes. busy summer social season at the In an unrefngerated .space at supplies, surgical kits. the bottom of the door is a rack | me[Ucifilms Uand microfilms, drawings Shope Resorts, Country Clubs for a 75-foot roll of freezer- and rubberized goods. wrap, and a special bin at an Company officials report ... Weddings, Banquets, Dances, ideal temperature for storing there is practically no limit to bananas. the size of the containers, with Receptions, Etc. Our rental rates THE WORLD'S £447757FORTAIU. four-foot diameters and 24-foot Moisture Container lengths feasible. Explanation FOODARAMA are moderate . . . And our prices of the moisture control lies in Shown By Lavoie Labs the type of seal and its mater- if you desirs to make purchases Smilli'Corona Lavoie Laboratories. Inc., ial which spokesmen would de- Keyport Jewelers and Opticians Morganville, demonstrated at ascribe only as being a "fluor- are-most reasonable. 49 W. Front SJ., Kevpori. N. J. press showing in Leone's Rest- carbon elastomer." Prices are BY KELVIN ATOR aurant, New York, on Monday, said lo be competitive with pres- a new container said lo be theently available riiiid containers. "first near - perfect moisture There Is Never a Parking Problem Here barrier container." The newYour advertisement in this container can be made of n var- paper will reach prospective FOR RENT iety of metals, including alum- purchasers in every commtmily Gasoline Powered imim, stpel. biri.s.-. coppcc and ••• L11o b;iy.';)ion» nn.'a. SHREWSBURY CLEANERS Cement Miners, Garden Owned and Operated liy .1. I'f Sjinlis & Son Tractors or Rotary 509 Broad St. (Near R.R. Crossing) Shrewsbury Lawn Mowers Telephones: Store Hours: Red Bank 6-3029 Daily: Til 1—Fri. "Til 9 BUD'S RENTALS Red Bank 6-5792 Eves: By Appointment Call MA 1-3136-M CORK N BOTTLE PACKAGE GOODS

MIDWAY CLUB BLENDED WHISKEY 1-5 AND I! YEAKMll.l) IU,K.\1) 2" «fth I'69-quarf 745 half gal. Juu I a IO'JL in ilianiiiliT frutn a wive] top in i-iirty-i'lnii' b.-i.je, yet h'n tiio BLANSAC London MALCOMSON'S WttrliJ'M IIKIHI powerful rlrum'r! And CHsicht In nw! Nuw IIUNU mtttulty Imliiii'leil Kri'iH'.li Dry Gin SCOTCH (IOIIMUH iu icnHlli. yirl cumpruHHutfelYir 166-LB. UPRIGHT FREEZER AND AN 11 CU, FT. REFRIGERATOR Iniimrlccl . Illemlcil in atorn (;«.'. New 11 on vi*r mi//lo .- und 0(1 Proof—100 r; Grain Neutral fiill-lmr'i'jiMwer motor • $et nuiio dirt BOTH IN A CABINET ONLY 47 INCHES WIDE! ' BRANDY Spirits Scotland Witli '» li-.'w wurk! THE PRICE? 88 89 69 Here, in one spacious yet compart in the FOODARAMA! In the re- Far Ids than you 3 mth 3' quart 4: fifth cabinet, is nil the convenience of frigerator door nre such nhi'ad-of- would pay for • PETE'S INC. it home Ueezor find tho world's the-timcs features us the hnnd.v tomparablo iilf/xt AT HI'S STOP — KKVPOKT 7-'J7()U finest "Moist Cold" refrigerator Breakfast Bar for bacon, egcs and refrigerator and opi'osrn-'. s.\rr:\\AV — K!•:\.vsr.i• c;

Dlslriliiitiirs (if Ncmvollei's Allmlown Pa., llci-r. \V« Al«o Tarry the Fullest l.lm1 of Imported Use Our METER Plan anil lliitnrsdr Wines, l.icjmii's, Hens and Cm-dials, Ahn Iliillleil SIHIHS. At Bus Stop Opposite Safeway Oncii Hvery Uvenlni! Until 1(1 P.M. liiclmlltiK All Holiday* Keyport 7-2700 PETES INC l(cnnsbur<| 6-1100 116 Mnin St., Mnlnwnn Phone: MA: 1-2368 J I'HI'.K PltOMPT nl'.UVK.IUr.S - OliniCH NOW AN!) AVOID TilK UUSII Two Great Stores — Open Friday Til 9 P.M. PAGE FOUR—SECOND SECTION THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN, N. J. THURSDAY, MAY 26, 195S carry treated effluent from UicjlhiU the company's request will]kins, executive director, report- Scout Officers Are MATAWAN GIRL IS WORTHY ADVISOR OF GOLDEN ASSEMBLY 43 Bids On Outfall e 1C n l Pl!lnt nU) th WntCrS e 1 vcn lU cr or |hJ h n v ' ° £ ,F . ^ ;, consideration. Ld. Assistance was given to • of the bay; But, he said, the authority can- . .... • , ... , , „ Chester A, Lydockcr. author- not afford to make the changes,:81* mllUaly hoapllnlaor.-lnstall- Elected In District Line Received ity chairman• , said the contract '•if- i•t• mean' s |nf0 condom-' ations nnd three civilian hos- for this portion of the project i"alion proceedliiBs. ; pltals. . Ernest E. Psseux. .$3,468,000 Lowest On will not be let until all bids are I — First aid and water safety Ssrves As Chairman Trunk Sewer Outlet received on the sewer line. =249 Servicemen •services provided 125 educntlon- ! He said.all bids will be in by j Assisted In April ' nl films, • talks or dcmonstriy-v At ii cllnnci' meeting at the Bids on the much discussed 'ale June and if low bids are i tlons, and 98 schools receivedi outfall line inlo Raritnn Bay of; witliin the engineer's estimates. | The Home Service Depart-; Instruction in either home nurs- Hollo Post House, Keyport. on (1) the. Raritnn Valley Trunk Sew-I c contracts could be let in i incut of ,Monmouth County; ing, first aid, accident proven- • Stiturdiiy, orficers for the Dis- er were received by the Mid- late July or early August. i Chapter. Red Cross, gave . as-1 lion. orAvaLcr safety, including' trict Scout organization were dlcsex County Sewerage Aulhor- Following the receipt of bids i sislance to 249 servicemen or; small craft. • elected. George Rltter, chair- Ity this week. Those were the! at the meeting, authority cngi- their families during April, the '• Thirty-one volunteer . Motor man, presided over a meeting first bids received for construe-1 noers went to work totaling up Chapter monthly report an- , Service drivers, transported 900 lion work on any part of the i the 47 individual items in the nounced. The sum of $1070.95; patients 7912 miles. The Cray '.which Included recognition of " — " ' —• !• - -- as expended in their behalf. ; Ladies served B3C hours: can- unit leaders, training awards trunk sewer. New York city outfall project. W ; •and attendance service and at- nan interposed objections to the \ The authority decided to con- Seven hunured and eighty-; teen workers 50 hours: enter- tendance awards. F. Howard • whole layout and the Borough tlnutlnue studyinstudying aa requesrequestt UrnUrn!! seven adult and jjunior volun-Uainment and supply service 346 of Keansburg recently filed pro I tr participated i m Red | hours; staff aides 177 hours; so Lloyd, of Matawan, addressed of Keansburg recently filed pro-m1e route of the trunk sewer I tecrs participated in some Red | hours; staff aides 177 hours; ant,-* the group. | tesl with Gov. Robert B. Mey-1 une' \>e nnered through the prop- j Cross activity in the county dur- j cial welfare nldes, 72 hours,. 1 ln 49 • • For the your 1055-58. Ernest nej, against possible pollution of'eiert-tyy ooff ththee Sayre-FlslieSayre- r Brick' B April. Miss Lucy E. Tomp- i volunteer nurse's aides, ; E. Peseux, of Huzlct,. WHS eloct- | beach waters by Improperly ICo . But an engineering com- ; cd chairman of the organiza- ! treating sewage escaping. | mltlce ,.cl)ol.t shows this would / tion. James F. Flyim. Mutu- The New York protest is bas-1 be a costly, time consuming wun, was rccoimncnded for ap- ed on a charge that the tide nnd step and advised against the pointincnt as District Commis- current movements on which change. This was accepted un- : sloncr. Gordon Bc-lin. of Keuns- the outfall is predicted are animously. Greatest Values ; burg, wus recommenclqd for ap- Miss Aiulrry KnsliiiiR', (renter, siltingi o!' M 9 Open Friday Nights : In a referendum and the state We arc i"»rUa;',c loan cnrrc»|i(>mlcn(s in niiiiniuiulli iilul then enters inlo an agreement ' Ocean Counties for Asphalt Manufacturing . with the Department of Health. The Howard Savings Institution of Newark. N. J. Education, and Welfare. m Tel. I'Kosiiect 5-3:100 ' The Social Security Act pro- ; vides for the entry of state and ; local employees Into the old-age T. FRANK APPLEBY AGENCY, Inc. 26 - 28 W. FRONT ST., KEYPORT Plant 'and survivors Insurance pro- MAIN' ST. AND MATTISON Ave. " ASRUUY PARK gram in blocks, which are call: ed "coverage, ..groups." The state decides which groups it ;will cover: there arc classes of Now Open For Business '• positions and services which cannot be covered by old-age |and survivors insurance under a federal-state agreement nnd 'others that the state may. at its own option, decided to exclude. ; For .example, the following ty- pes of employment cannot be covered by social security un- der a federal-state agreement: Policemen and firemen who are o under a state or local govern- ment retirement plan: employ- ees engaged In work relief pro- jects; patients or inmates work- Ing In hospitals or institutions: transportation system workers if the transit system was taken over by the state or local "gov- ernment after 1930 and before 1951. The state also determines, within certain limitations set up In federal and state laws, the date on which a state or local government employee's social Here's why PONTIAC WINS BUYERS .security coverage will start. When coverage may start de- pends on when the stale and tile federal government, sign the agreement to extend social se- curity lo positions in his par- ticular KI'lJlip. OTHER MAKE Employees of state and lucul Bovernnipiils who are covered- ."ijijuiiiw"—: »•;• -•-•-',._ ••. "'• --: •'•*''. under n voluntary agreement between the slate and the fed- It's a king-size luxury car- It's a 200-horsepower performer- It's a future-fasliionetl beauty- eral government can gain tlfc .same rights and benefits under Biggest at its price! Most powerful at its price! Most distinctive at any price! the old-flKc and .survivors insur- Style-conscious molori.sls turn to ance iJioBium n:> covered em- I'ond'ac is n big, roomy car. Here it AH (lie only cur with llio Slrato- ployees in private: Industry. is: A car with 122" or 124" wliccl- Strcak V-8, I'ontiac lias n big pcr- I'ontiac for true mode-of-tomorrow The alsov? new plant of the Manzo Contracting Company turns out a maximum Their earnings, once their cuv biisu—longest in its |>rico field, even formance advantnge. Thi.s newest design, beautifully different from erage lias become effective, will ionKcr than some models in the top mid most efficient V-8 enables any other car on the road. ISxclusivo capacity halch of Iwo tons of... Asphalt |ier minute. The Manzo Company is count toward monthly payments for themselves and Choir fam price range—nnd with true big-car Pontiac lo provide more power tbnn Vogue Two-Tone Blyling, Twin- now ready to lake orders for roads, parking lots, driveways or for any other pur- Hies In their old ago and tow- stability to match. Luxury is in key. any car lutscvordolivcrcd at l'ontiac's Strcaked hood and low, rakish lines 1 pose. Estimates checrfuly given. ' ard monthly payments for tholr Kor quality of fabrics, convenience** price —1> full 200 Jiorscpowor with give you n car thnt you know will families In case uf Ihe bread remain a prideful possession for many'1 winner's death. and appoinlincnls, Ponliac compares the four-barrel carburetor, an extra ALL ORDERS GIVEN OUR PROMPT ATTENTION If there are any questions u- wil.li l-lii! costliest cars. cost option; 180 II.P. is standard,' years to conic. boul how old-age and survivors I Icllicrlon & Bcrner, Inc., Indianapolis, Indiana, manufacturers of ihis Asphalt InHuriince will be Ink* grille* with present state or locul re It's America's topmost valuo— equipment, erected this HEW plant recently on nn 86 acre plol of land located llri'iiicnl system, n PKI'MII 1 You can buy a big, 200-honopowor Stralo-Slroak V-8 on the IWcli'.ntown Ave. and Runyon Road, Madison'Township1. Turn, left at the should cuntmM. Hit official li Greatest Ijuy of any year! charge of iiilmtulslerlniv Hint re Ponliac for loss than many rnodoli of the lowofl-pritod grnvel road opposite Blodgctt's Restaurant, on Highway 9-4. tlrainenl system or tin; state of- l'onlino is Helling at Llio CIIHICSI. rnto ficial who administers lhe fud of all time for this simple ronaon: cars and for much loss than itrippod economy tnodolt oral state agreement for New Ainorica ngi-eus—•when you can gol- IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES CAN BE. ARRANGED .Jersey. The local social secur- 1 ity office al (ll.'t Stale St., Perth th(i «izo, power, Licnuty nnd luxury of higher-priced maUos —nono of which equal Pontiac Al.l. OJIDJKS (JIVKN OUH 1'itOMl'T A'I'TKNTION AND IMMISUIATI3 DKLIVKIIIKS (JAN Aniuoy, will be glad to answoi you waul, nt 1'onliac'n easy price, In combined power, sixo and futuro-fashioned boauty. IJH AllltANCIOI). (mentions about old-sine anil sur- flint's llio plueo to put your inonoy. vivors liiHurnnce and supply In formallomil pnmplilrls without Coma in nnd (jul. all Ilia facts. charge. CAN YOU ,N7;7i, .STHIilt, N'lVI' CIIKUK YOUII CMI-V.IIUCK A Tliurc were: three dally cltmljli; piiy-ofrs (it MoiimotiUi Pui'k on Rur-yon Road and Bordtnlown Ave. Off Highway 9-4 •luno 22, 1 lifi'i. Two Inlo Hci'iiloh- •:H In the second nice not up n MADISON TWP., N. J. imlr of I'uiiHuhillon iluubluH woi'llt .$1U,U() nnd "ill, In adill- SEE AND DRIVE HISTORY'S FASTEST- SELLING CALL MATAWAN 1-1745 lion lo tliu I'ugtiliir piiy-olf i>r Main Offiec>---1 lij'hvvny 34 Nolan's Corner II. laFfeH mori; than 10,0(1(1 Unlit .,.. to flush the odds and ru- I l*3lli VHAIIS IN Till': (!()NTIt.\(TIN('l IIUHINKSSl nulls to Mimmoulh Park's rue- Inn faiiH on llio track's two huge 62-66 Lower Main St. Phone 1.2299 Matawan, outdoor tote boiirdb. THURSDAY, M-AY 26, 1955 THE MATAWAN .JOURNAL, MATAWAN, N. J. PAGE FIVE—SECOND SECTION REGIONAL P-TA CONFERENCE HELD AT ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL Rutgers Commencement Named District Head Automation Cuts Anodizing Manhour "CityOfKeansburg" Planned For June 8 Of Nurses'Association Approximately 08 residents of; Mrs. Kathleen Shaflo, of Lit- Requirements 1200 Per Cent At Art Metal Educational Criuse Monmouth County will receive tle St., Mat-iwiwi. director oMhc Hansor-VanWinkle-Munning Co. Designed, Trip Tomorrow To baccalaureate or advanced dc- Long Brlaneh Public Health roes when Rutgers University; Nursing Association, has been Built Conveyor; Only One Of Its Kind Visit Many Places elected chairman of the ncw holds its 189th Anniversary j public health section of District ' At llie new Art Metal anoellz- duction standpoint, the company On Friday, the Steamer, "City Commencement on Wednesday I 1 4 of the New Jersey State Nurs- Ing installation for processing also hart to consider matters of of Kcniisliiire .", will bo assign- cvenizig, June 8. Tho program I es' Association. She and ether ed to an educational cruise leav- will begin at G:30 p.m. i aluminum chair parts, one manspace nnd resources to be "set officers were chosen at :m or- ing the Keansburg dock at 10:- The Rutgers Commencement' gnnizaiional meeting held at the Is doing what normally would aside for anodizing in their over- 00 a.m. and returning at 5:00again "will be held in the Rut-Lon! g Branch Health Center. require 12 men. The installa- all chair program, p.m. gers Stadium at University: Mre. shafto was formerly Ihe tion features n full automatic Conferring with engineers This trip will cover the Low Heights. It is estimated that; anodizing conveyor that was cle-from Hanson-Van Winklc-Mun- Matawan Public Health nurse. er Day going through the Nar-more than 13.000 persons will She also served on the staff of sinned and built by Hanson-Van nlng; Co., officials from Art rows, along the Staten Island watch Dr. Lewis Webster Jones,' Motnl presented theh" problem the Marlboro State Hospital, be- Wlnklc-Mtlnnliii; Co., Matawnn.j shore which area is devoted to president of Rutgers, confer de- fore accepting the position of ntul Is'bellcvccl to be the only!I In the light of the above re- a fine port, viewing the newgrees upon nearly 1600 gradu- quirements. Subsequently, an director of the Long Drnnch "lone of its kind in this field. Slatcn Island ferry terminal ates of 12 colleges and divisions. Public Health Nursing Assocl- , ,,,,.,,, automatic conveyor that anod- • where a view also can be hadDr. Jones also will be lhc prin-1 A leader in the field of office, lzes n un,t lond (maxlmum 30 ntlon. equipment for many years Art; , of some' of the major refiner- cipal speaker and will deliver! ds) ot ttU mlnum pilrts ln ies on the Bayonne waterfront. the charge to the graduates. Metal formerly bought chairs to; a|)pl.ox,millely 80 minutes wiis go with the otrice desks nnd The landing; then will be made In the event of rain, the Com- designed, built., and installed. at the Statue of Liberty around mencement will be held in the tables it manufactured. The This H-VW-M conveyor is of the TOP VALUE company recently decided to noon for a period of approxi- College Ave. gymnasium where elevator. return-type design that mately one hour to give the pat- attendance will necessarily be USED CARS manufacture its own. At the has been used successfuly for lime, the chief problem that! rons a chance to go ashore'on limited to the graduates and '" »••«•"•—• - jmnny years In electro-platimr Bcdloc's Island and visit the faculty. The entire program Now Disphyed On Our historical Statue of Liberty. odlzincame gu psystem was .installing an an-j; 0|)eraUons. Production rate is will be broadcast and radio 'e- New Enlarged Lot Art Metal knew little about optional from 24 to 60 carriers After the vist has been com- ceivers will be placed in build- -, --,' ,, • iloads per hour depending on the pleted, they again will board the Ings about tile campus for the "it Hudson .let l.ir.or 1 dr. 1395 ^detailBuf ist diofd thknoe wanodizin what git processwanted,. (|cs(red thlckness, -of oxide .conl ,.., steamer and continue past El- convenience of the guests. 53 Dodge I dr. Coronet 1450 T Pacticipaliiin in tho annual spriiiK regional conference of tli(> Moniuoutll-Ocrun County Re- aboye all, an automated system. eratcd „ one who ,BCC8' j lis Island, the shore line of Jcr- 53 Willys Eagle Hardtop 1275 Manual anodizing Is a physlca 1-, .« gion of Diocesan Parochial Pa rent-Teacher Associations held H-VW-M conveyor, a remote Mrs. Kaniel Walker or St. Peter (Haver, Asbury Park; Mrs, Joseph Kennedy, of St. Joseph's, I steamer will head south covcr- ' (Power) 1350 to maintain a full force of re- control panel, a motor-genera- Kryport, anil Mrs. Michael Sklinuxlck, of St. Aim's, Keansburg. I ine the lower part of Manual- 51 Mercury Club Coupe 900 l 1 tan Island viewing the Battery sponslblc^tihine u,ni-kprworkers to do such °>- set and seven tanks, of vary- 52 Oldsmoliile Hardtop' 1550 The annual spring regional Mary .Hour dedicated lo. tho.an entirely new program to be . Pn,.k whlch wns opened up „„<, .) work manually. ing sizes and construction that 50 De.Soto 1 dr. Custom 750 hold the various rinsing baths conference of the Monmoulh mothers of the M Wanted Quality Insured County-Ocean County Region of Oceiin Region by the so. The trip Til) I'm-karil -1 dr 573 In addition. Art Metal also and anodizing solutions. 50 Dodge 1 dr. Separate Liit Drives was seeking a uniformity of fin- Teacher • Associations was hold was arranged by Sister Mary members River Meadow Brook 750 ish that would insure the qual- The H-VW-M conveyor cm- lo ( 0 Brooklyn Bridge 1!) Ford Custom 2 dr. .. 475 ploys separate forwa'rd and ele-on May 18th at St. Joseph's LaSalctte, R.S.M. ! come out in larger numbers "" ' '" ity of its product. From a pro- School. Key port, following; .The guest speaker. Sister ;to the next conference to make the first suspension •19 Dodge Panel 395 vator lift drives. They move bridge of note that was built ' lhc material through the sys-soleml n bendictiobdi n at St. Joseph'hs '' Mary George, of Mount SI.'this plan a success. in the United States, continuing Iti Chevrolet 4 rtr 450 Church with the Rev. Cornelius gave a very interesting talk on! Honored (jueals were: Moth- 18 Dodge Cust. Sedan .. 475 tem and raise and lower it at J. Kane, pastor, officiating. j Mary's Academy, Plainfield ;er M. Longlna, of St. Agnes under several other bridges and I the tanks. going up the East River as Tar IS I'Diiliao 4 dr. 05 Mrs. William P. Mulligan, re-; "The Vocation of Parenthood." | Convent, Atlantic Highlands; as the United Nations Building; Mechanics Special I The conveyor' has 44 carriers. sent, of St. Agnes School. At- She told the parents, "Your vo-!Sister Mary George, of Pliiin- 'Ench carrier will hold a maxi- which is one of the show places 47 N'ash Sedan 05 lantic Highlands, presided over, cation is what ours depends on.ifield; Mrs. Reilly, r; along the East Side Drive. mum of 30 pounds of 61st alum- the business meeting. The (o- Education starts in the home. Mrs. James P. Lynch Ncw inum alloy chair parts, with one polling prayer and welcome ad•; Parents must assume rcsponsi-iBrunswick; MrsMr. JohJohn Sepplc, From this point the vessel will SOLD WITH WRITTEN ! currier handling several parts dress were given by the llcv., bllity and leach the children to Phillipsbur Mrs. Julius Pan- go over to the Brooklyn shore WARRANTY 'whore weight a pspace will Kane. Mrs. Alphonso Lulching- • give Instcad of always recelv- coni. Fords; Mrs. Thomas J. in the East River area known | permit. For example, one car-er, president of St. Joseph's P-Ung. B—e co-worker_. „.s „wit h God. Fhcliin. o_f .Trenton. as Grecnpoint and continue • Her will hold one assembled leg TA., greeted and welcomed the! and make this a better world;; ThThee RevRev.. Franci Franciss LL.. Nolan,'Nolan,souUl vlewlllS tll(= Navy yyard BEDLE'S PAINT STORE , chair, four swivel-chair bases, delegates. [I for everyone.' i pastor of St. Agnes Church, At- nnd continue to South BkBrooklyl n Dealer In STRAUB MOTORS, Inc. ! six backs of arm-type leg chairs Entertainment was provided j Annual reportp s were given.; lantic Highlands, ended the' B°lng in the vicinity of Gover- TAINTS, OILS, VAKMSIII3S Authorized Hit-Parade or 40 leg brace pieces. The en- nor's Island and thenco along BRUSHES, GLASS, ETC. ! by thth e childrehild n of Stt. Joseph'sh ' Mrs. Daniel A. Reilly, president meeting with a prayer. DcSoio-Plymouih Dealer ALL SPEEDS tire system' will process a total School in a short play entitled,' of the Diocesan Council of Paro-| After the meeting l'efresh- the Bay Ridge area along Grav- Floor Sanders for Rent Check Your FavoriU anodized area of around G70 "Llght on the Mountain," a chial P-TA's, spoke briefly or. • ments were served. es End Bay to Coney Island and Hwy 35 & Bedle Rd. square feet per hour. Current return through the Lower New Front and Division Sis. H Cherry I'inli and Apple for the anodizing operation Is York or Raritau Bay to Keans- Tel. KEY 7-0517 Keyport 7-1908 Itlossuin White supplied by an H-VW-M 400 clearance at transfer points.) The complete system from!specially construcl.3d to house •,....„ I | Unchained Melody I start to finish is automatic. Con-j the equipment. Ventilation and amperes, 25 volt motor gener- S«v«n Tanks Used! : lms wl u e llc v 1 v f I Rullail or Davy Crockett ator set. Seven tanks are used In this trols are maintained by the op- exhaust systems then had to be, " , °;; ff ' [I Dance With Me Henry crator at the control board lo-! worked out in advance, since fn c cruise."^ familiarize chll- Qj Rock Around The Clock | Transfer time1 (forward move- anodizing system. In them, catcd at the loading station.!many of the components were drcn as well as adults with the n Honey Ha be ment) from station to station Is jurts are cleaned, rinsed, anod- j Thlls romote control panel has;assembled complete at H VW- ffrentness and geographical pic- rj It's A Shi To Tell A Lie u 30 seconds. Immersion period ized and sealed. All tanks nre ^Q,, nnd slnrt buttons> on mld, M before shipment to Art Metal. lur"e of the Nc"w Yor'k """ Harbo— r pi Don't Clia Be Angry '(controlled by elevator drive> made of onc-quarter-inch steel r lights, starting controls for'At the same time, provisions and the Lower New York Bay. rj Melody Of I-ove •Is 80 seconds, although'this may of n plate except the hot water seal the forwnrd ami' vertical con- for outlet and drainage facilities' 's suggested that passen- the BIG sale is here! rj Crazy Olto (Medley) be adjusted from the control f| It May Snund Silly tank, which is lined with stain-; vcyine motors and a cam-oper-'had tb be coordinated, since the scrs drive their cars to Keans- I board to a range from 30 sec-less steel. Temperature c0—"-iated electric timer that controls^equipment was custom-built to burg where Chief Alphonsus Mc- fi Twccdlc nee I>cc • onds to 120 seconds. - A 48 inch trols, cooling and heating units' sU,.t and stop motions. cutoutslfit Art Metal's particular needs Grnth will hnve an officer on du- Q What Ever I>ola Wants vertical movement of the car- fp Open Up Your Heart insure maintenace of proper. fol. elcctl.lc swltches and an elcc-and limitations of space and to direct where carcarss may ; Her In the elevator insures to- temperatures throughout thee ' be parked for the day. It also H Most Of All I Alt < 1 rica* * II II*IILi- facility of operation and LONG MILEAGE Happy IHrlhday both sides as it emerges from, binncr production rale. With Estate Listing Curds for FULL SIZE . . . FULL VALUE Cimlei-alla Ihe tank. Then it moves onto i automation, one worker can splc at this utneu. Uncle Wiirifley Ihc iuiodizer tank. ; oversee the entire operation " ~ "' SIZE I'm a Little Tea I'ot 95 I'cler The Wolr This tank. '10 fed, three in-; with virlnally no physical fa- to keep unprocessed parts mov- 67015 PLUS TAX ehes and four Teet. six inches; tigup. ing Into the system almost wlth- EXCHANGE I'm Dinky SALE If Your Old (Niuiilini: HIIIIKS widp, coiiliiins ii sulpliurii! arid! Nor •could manual anodi/.lng out slop. Tlt« li electrolyte balh at. a tempera : cnuiil the volume of work ac- Art Metal li.ses Its special an- PRICED' 12 Rtcoppobtt Simw White I'ufl -.V. Tout line, of 70 deurees r-'alirrnhcit, ciiinpiislied Ijy Llie automatic odi/.lng treatment us n selling I.Kilo Slmcmukcr malnliiined by HKI0 feel, of lend j .syslrin. Company nffliMsils esti- point with prospective custom- euuliim colls mo.shed along the - mute thai, their anodizing sys- ers. stressing the production sides of the tank. An air ugll-ltem rouli/es savings ln man- rate and uniform surface pro- iitlon coll Is IIIKO iimmiled on the ! hours 11 lone of mound ll!00 per lection resulting from nulomu- Special bottom of the tank. Mali-rlal' cent. »s compared to manual rol(!cllvc niiodizod coal.lim Isluess rcduircs workers fruin chieved with any other anodi/,- Albums PARTIAL LISTING OF BETTER USED CARS applied lo the material. Thisj chnlr fabrication (leiiiiifnients, Ing .system with which they arc Children's 10" Albums coating will protect the material bottom nrxt column! 'familiar. Convenient terms arranged—SEE 'EM NOW for years against the danger of Reduced to Cost corrosion and oxidation. Plus 1953 HUDSON 2 door sedan, 6-cyl. radio, UniTlur I,iris Parts WHEEL BALANCE 45 &78 RPM Records •heater — excellent condition. Next the carrier IIMs llie parts from the unodlzer ami carries Here's What We Do ... On Sale It through three more cold wat- Now, It's Screen Time 1953 HUDSON 4-door sedan, raido healer, very C er rinse and top spray tanks, Special 29 each clean — Low mileage. for an Immersion period ol l!0 seconds each. If material is I" Order Yours Now 2, Precision Static Balance, $C.OO be dyed, It Is removed horn tli<> ® We have a complete line of wood screens All Makes of Needles 1953 FORD CONVERTIBLE overdrive, radio, NVNtcm at tills point. Arier .lye 3. Install necessary v/eiglits. For All Speed heater —• Clean throughout. Inij, It would be returned lo the with both aluminum and copper screen- Record Players cycle; otherwise, parts move au- imj. 1951 RAMBLER CONVERTIBLE, tomatically to llie hoi. water • We will also lake your orders tor alumi- new wcalhiK tank. Healing time is 'M Bear Equipment Service Plus paint, new lop, radio and heater. mlmilos In hot walcr maintain-: num combination windows and doors. Packs of Needles ml by five aluminum sleiun r • Coll.us between 8:00 A.M. and 8:00 P.M. e • 1948 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE new lop, heiitlim coll.s wllli 11 total of l!.>0 • radio, healer — Good condition. fnel of oue-aiul one (iimrler In- Saturday till NOON. 25 w 25 CIIOH IPS type MH aluminum n HOLLYWOOD SERVICE, INC. plpo, l ollowlnn file sealing pi'» OC.SK, material Is carrlod back i Matawasi Builders & Supply I'KIlltANTi; IMIOTIIKIIS PETE'S INC. BUHLER & BITTER, Inc. In the loading. Mlullon where II 1-liglivvny 35 at llie Six Cnrncrs — Kcyporl Htartiid, for III.S|H!I:I.IIIII and un-, 138 Lower Main St. .sulcs — HUDSON I'AC'I'OltV OMAI.l-.lt — Scrvluu loatlliiH1 from the carrier. ; 44 W. Front Si. Near Now Ptirkwity OvnrpHfln Kcyport Kcyport Followlnit conferenees with PHONE: KE: 7-3000 Opnn Tridiiy Nllo Til 0 P. M. Brond and Third Sis. Phone: KE: 7-0198 H-VVV-M I'liKlneera, it room 130 Tel. MA 1-2535 or MA 1-4224 — Matawun I'HI'.I', 1'ICIU'I1 AMI I)l',l,n'l',m' SKKVICK M Dun Stop Koy 7-7.70D feet lonur and "0 feet wide WRH 1 PAfeE SIX—SECOND SECTION THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN, N. J. THURSDAY, MAY 26, 19S5 Salt Water Day ski shot into the lead with Bird- M&tawan Batters PENN STATE TRACK STAR IS KEYPORT RESIDENT Cardinals Upset Williams, Lanzaroj sail close behind. There will be three events Karanowski held a short lead fur local outboard raccr.s in over Blrctsall and Brown on the Keys Second Time By Athletics, 3-2 lhe July 10 Keyport regatta. | In Racing Crackups 15th lap and on the 18th lap Howard T. .leaudron, general Birdsall pulled into the infield • Traditional Rival 1954 Champions Set chairman. announced Ibis Cheesequake Driver's with motor trouble. The South Is Flattened, 14-4 week, In addition, there will River driver held his lead the Back For First Time be racing in tile hydroplane New Car In Pile-Up rest of the way. :~) For a second time this sea division for Class A, It, C, and Keyport's Cardinals, like M boats, with two heats in' Racing at old Bridge Stadium Eddie Soden, of Red Bank, son, Keyport High's baseball Brooklyn's Dodgers, alas, are each. A new X-l Class also was reatured Inst weekend by won the first 10-alp heat In 4:24, team had the thrill Friday ol only human, after all. The is lo-malic its appearance. the return of Dick Williams. Jimmy Mack, of South Amboy, was second, Bob Boudinot, of going out nlieud of Miiluwan seemingly invincible Cardinals For the Keyport area out- Cheesccniake speedster. In a And for the second lime this went down to defeat Thursday new car. The fates, however, New Brunswick, third and Al boarders there will be a test Puchalek, of Martinsvllle, four- season the •finnl score, 14-4 •light at Keyport -High field be- run Urn day before tbe> big were not kind to lhe Cheese- found the Keys utterly routed fore the Keansburg Athletics, quake daredevil of the speed- th. 3-2. race, Mr. Jcanuron states. and Matuwan batsmen fattening Oilier chairmen of main di- way as his new car was crack- The second heat was taken by their balling nvenujes nl tlie ex Alzie Kirk, the greatest Little visions of the ri*g:atl:i arc .T. ed up Sunday when he wns lead- JKaranowski in 4:21.. Mel Boy- Leaguer of them all, pitching ing the feature event. Ho had sen, of Old Bridge, finished sec- pense of Keyport. pitching. It r,eo» Scliancii, sr., programs: placed Friday night. . : nd, Brown was third and John was number Xt .struicht for M for Keansbme, turned the Irick. Anthony Granuto, awards: O Friday saw the first night rac- jReed, of James bui'K, fourth. (,_/ IIS. Hie Cards hit Alzie liberally, Milton Gale, publicity; Otto but when they had men In scor- Ducha, patrol committee, and ing of the year. The program! Birdsall won the third heat The Red and Willie opened ing position. Alzie always came ficorge Andrews, chairman of will be on a night basis, start-j with Catftlnno finishing sec- the firing on Matawan's iield up with the strikeout to get the lhe committee »n arrange- hiK «l 8:30 .p.m. both Fridays. ond. Peters was third across by grabbiiif; two runs in the last man. ments and captain of the race and Sundays, until l'urlher no-! the finish line and Don Allen, of first innlniv when Acie Cottrell The Athletics, out of their own course. lice. There will be a-'sports isomervllle. wns fourth.' Tho got a life on an error anj Hunk field in Keansburg to make way The committee has desig- car special race and a double jlime wns 4:16. Cleary hammered a home run for the PAL" team, showed they nated July 10 as Salt Water "enlure dnrinu the holiday week- i Williams won the 12-lap con- off Hal Deitz into r'.ghl field for ai-e still the talent In that bor- Day in honor of Kcyport's old «"«'. Isolation race In 4:31. Jimmy two runs. This, incidentally ough by upending the vaunted lime regatta days. The Key- Lenny Brown, of Lambert- iLinke, of Jaraosburfj, wns'see- WHS the only K.oyporl home run Cardinals right in the Keyport- port Businessmen's Associa- villc. was first across Hie'fin-!ond. Al Wileus. of North Bruns- made from Vjell/.'s pitchiuu in ers own back yard. Tho Cards tion 'again is the sponsoring ish line in. the 25-lap feature i Wick, wns third and Orie-.Hariv^ three year.-;, got away to a lead when Bry- organization. event of Sunday's stock car rac-imond, of New Brunswick, fouf--/ Bert Collins hammered out n H<;r!i lldlloxrel! is out' of lite (I'iKikmvn : second Humsnn Paris in right field. Two hits 4P third I'nlnt l'lcnsniu !>; fourth Key- Peters led through the first —PhiK— Colllrls. ss 4 2 . 2 | duty. Most of the outfielders ly depleting Urn cash resource, j , , w ,f ^ theMa, Hold nml Dariiifr who ; roon and Steel had built and an error added to the port 3. seven laps with Karanowski Fedele. 3b 3 1 0 | also have had experience as ln- ol persons ironi tins area ,,p 1U0 yurtl rtasli—Won hy Brown in>: and Birdsall following him close- Alikas, cf 4 2 4i fielders. journeyed to Garden Slide. seven runs. Keansburg total in the .fifth. sci'und Sliuernn (Ml; third MuGui' Man Crazy Don Weir's homer with a man IM); fourth Dodsoil 1M1. Time: 10.M. ly. Xovllli' ISiand, Julia Krnwn Passo, c 4 1 1 | The Jersey Shore League is Malawan (7) 220 yard dash—Won liv Sheurun I Ml: ATLANTIC HIGH- i ah on in the Terriers half of the si'i-ond MaGcc IMl: third llruwn ill); The race was halted on the FKIOIC I'LAVGlUirNI) Deltz. p 4 1 1 I reorganizing with 10 teams: eighth lap jts the car driven by Vanderbilt, If 4 3 2 Whitesvillc, Point Pleasant. LANDS Y.C. held Its first ! Votta. 21). 11) 4 Inning made It close, but not Imirth MaiHlL-vilk' (Mi. Tune: 2:1.5. I'oily Killcs! Mcrryiiii- Star Class interfleet regatta j Collins, ss 4 close enough for Matawan. Lanzaro spun oul on the fourth Kmiiiil! 1'i'iris Wlii'i-1! Wolf, lb 3 2 2 | Adelphln Leonardo Field Club, turn. On the restart Karanow- F.arlello, rf 3 0 1 JRed Bank Towners, Red Bank last Sunday, when the Barne- Fariollo. rf .- . 4. The Keyport Cardinals made iGiaYits, Monmouth Beach, As- gat Bay fleet invaded the Allkas, cf, 3b 3 0 .1 short work, of getting out in 31 14 13 I bury Park Legion, Toms River Sandy Hook Bay waters. It I Fasso, c .'. •*• front of the Cliff wood Indians :• ;. 4; Score hy innings ;A.C, and Keyport D. C. wns an historic occasion in | Deitz, p, cf • at Cliff wood Tuesday. Two sin- Keyport 200 020 0— 4 I Lower New York Day yacht- I Wolf, lb. I) 3 gles and a hit batter filled the Matawnn 124 160 x—-14 Hum you read tli» r.lussille'l nds' j ing, as ever since before j Abbazia, If 3 bases at the stnrt and Alex l Scully, 3b, 2b Pielrewlcz, John Kennedy and World W.ir II, when there was 3 ''••'••• ' 'inn': Hi. ! a plan afoot In Red Bank to Larry Poland produced the hits lllll Iciw hurdles—Won by Kilhns 1M1: I sail Atlantic class yachts out 32 , 7 in to make five runs. Tho Indians scciiiul Salmon I Mr. third Mirro iK>; fought back tjnnioly. .scoring loiirth Whili'hi'ud 1K1. 'I'liiu-: Jill]. j (if Atlantic Highlands, there J'otnt PlriiKanl (0) Pisc-u.-i Won In- Knplan llll: M'I'OIIII OLD BRIDGE STADIUM : has been - a lot of agitation all two in lhe first on two walks. r)mu'li.iui'li i HI: Itiii'd Vijmlfi-lnlt Tom Onllo's simile and Tom IMl; fuurtli Uodson (Ml. IILSUMII'I' itOIJTK 18 — Ol.ll ISIHIKIK-MATAWAN' KOAK I but nothing happening hi the Mclnlyre, ss . 2 Kl2'-;i". TKACK rilONK: MATAWAN I-!I7:17 ! way of big boat vacliiK on the j Clayton, ss 1. Hobby's double. The Cards Shot put - Wtio hy Tfrry (Hi: sci- added one in the second on Tom .mil V:Hiil('i'hllt (Ml; third Annnut ! en.sl end of tho by. Now It. ; Kelly, 3b • 3 J j has come with such eminent iTownsend, c 3 Pieper's single and Ficrewicz's iMi: fmirlli Newman llll. DISU.JHI-: Ti»l:i.v - Toinorrow - Salui'ila.v May '!I'.- !T-:!K FRIDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHTS 411-1 1/-1. ('iititiniioiis Saturil:i.v — Doors Opi-n l::!(l I'.M. : names In yacht racing as Taylor, lb 2 double. The Indians delighted Jnvi'liu -Won liy Dillnn IMl: sriwlil ; their followers by .scoring four Mui'i'llii llll; third WriKtll il1 I' i; !i — Hit; Attt ;icti(nis — 'I 8:30 P. M. Charlie Allaire. Harvey Scli- 'Lynch, lb 1 Imirlh Trc|)|> llll. UlMiiilce: lnll'J". | enck. Bill Lyon. Larry Low. : Blair, cr 2 runs to tie it in their half of Hroad liimi) Won In P.m-L-.), 1M1; the .second. A .single and two M-tiiiiil MaCiu (Mi; third Ten.i .Mi: , Dick Scharphorst. Hob Mnffat. | Havens, cf 1 oiirlli K;,Dlan I Hi. Uistaort-: I'o'fi" Jim Merrill and Bill Maxwell ! Miller, rf 2 walks filled the buses, then sin- IliMh lump • Won hy 'I'CIIA IHI; -vr- STOCK CAR RACES gles by Ace Merrill, CSullo and Hid I'arnsh I Mi; tit- I'm lliinl 111, u .t-T i Involved. To enable this Hodge, if a Ml, Di-mar.'st ll'.l' I. Miti'laml ill i Hobby scored the four. The lli'ichl: S'ln" General Admission $1.25 Children 80c j group to yet Iheir Star Class iMeoln, If . 2 1 charter, Charley and Art Sil- Savacool, If Cards pulled it out In the fourth I'nlf vault-- Won b.v Kiihn-. i Mr in- 0 when Bruce Jackson singled.' for MTUll'l C\III-I,II I M i I':i],-,. i M , cox enrolled the Seatoy. lor- i Wettlin, 2b 1 Wriulit il' 1" i. Ili'inht. lli'li" ! mi-r Shrewsbury cup cham- | Ulscll, P Wally Kennedy bunted aifd Pie- 2 trewicz doubled. They made II pion, in Iho Atlantic Highlands 1 I'loot. It Is not. cell a In the 22 0 2 safe in, the sixth when I'letri - Scntoy will he put overboard Matawan 000 070 0—7 wlcz wound up an evening III thin season, but Kcypnii inny Pgint Pleasant 000 000 0—0 USKIHK with u home run. T H E A T E .still have rrprc.'.-rntatiim sin The Union Beach Lions ap 1 KEANSBURG, N. J. 'Hunters of the Deep (Continued on j):11:i• .-.t-vrn) I'l'hr Miuhty rnilcTira .\ilvi-iitiirc) AIR you buyhiK Defense Bonds? peared to have their i;ame with OppoHlte Public School the Cliffwood Pirates sewed up Phnnl^ KennstMire fl-O^OO after [our Innings. Hits by Den-j EvrnlMK Prrlarnmncii Stmtt I'lliis Hay Only > M;iv 2!ll al C:4.-,. Sunday flu \h» Oetui nls Cassidv, Leonard and Hnyj 1 Vrjornujiri' — Ilinu J :'M) In Aibury Park PohlUc brought four runs for 11 Manner SalurfUy 5-0 load in the fourth. Leonard, (.'ontltiuouv Sunday cm thi- mound for the lioini' Weil. • Thurs. - I'll. - Sat. SMOKE SIGNAL Iciiiii. Union Bench, suddenly May '>:V3(i-37-:!K ^ "•"' To c h n 1 c o I o r sti'iicl: a wild .streak In (lie flflh, TyroiH? I'owi'r anil loading the bases with Clirtwoud Maui'i'i'ii O'lliini wiiNA ANDREWS runners. Chuck Worlhlnnliin » PIPER UURIE ?,.}% ntul Itlch Venn (lien drove In The Long Gray Line POOL AMD OCEAN BATHING AT ITS BEST! fiumi'.h runs lo tie II, Tin1 iiilumi Ni'iv. IVERV FACILITY FOR AN UNFORGETTABLE DAY Ili'iii'hiM's foi'KCd ahead in their CASINO THEATRE 1 • WORLD'S LARGEST SALT WATER POOl half of thi fifth on walks and Stin.-.'Moii. May 2!l-:iO Miindiiy - 'I'ui'sila.v - W'rclursd;! v Slay :".(>-:! I -.lime- errors, but tho battling Pirates Tyrnnn I'nui'r nml .tl.llilll'/. Mon/I;i.v IDCI'III .tliiin lla.n ;ll '!:(lll I'.M, • SPACIOUS PRIVATE BEACH came buck In the last Inning to Sir/an Ilaywaril <;.il;l llulill.lv I'I.M:I,IIII aiiiilu He it up when Mill Col- • FREE PARKING mm. Untamed lins walked nnd Jack Yalcs, —Also— The most ruthless * Separate Diving Pool * Special Kiddie Pool & PloygrounmumJ Cllfftt'oiHl pitcher, hit for extrn 9 Gay Sundack R Promonada * Protected Ocean flu thing b.iises. lhe bull netting away The Looters 1EDWAR0 G. ROBINSON 1 * Prlvoto Dooch * Family Rnlh llousut limn (In Lions outfielders to Tilt's. • Wed. • Thurs, of all time! * Playground * Comfortable Chairs i;o fur 11 circuit. May III • June 1-:! * Individual Lockcri • Entertainment Kelly (inil)lr * BAR LQUHQE AND TIESTAUIIAHT • Thi! fun who bets u dcuci! on 3 For The Show •CINEMASCOPE JA, * POPULAR NIUES • rnC£ PARKING • hi>, favorite horse Is s^lll the —also— backbone of mclim. A cheek Milltlmt M)i< at Moninouth Park show» Unit Bedeviled VICTOR MATURE .Georgorge Burke in iii!i4 twice KM many $2 win I'll,-Silt. .lime SUZAN BALL QUARTBTTQUAR E . ROLLER SKATE AMIDST COOL OCEAN BRECZES (U'l:el.s were sold than till oilier Carmen Jones JOHN LUNQ INDOOR ond OUTDOOR on tho ATLANTIC OCEAN ili'iioiiiliuitlon.s combined. MonteCath Acini, l-vnv Nile X I'.AI.-Mlilllllc 7!>i—({very DII.V I :lo-.',::iu I-..M. 50n —ulsu— 0o»n and Sth Ava.i Aibury Park, N. J. liit Kkulii, • Oruiiii MIIHIC • TV l.uiiiiKit * I.'IOO Sgat.i • Snuik lUr Have you rend the ciaaelfled adaV Captuin Li|;htfoot THURSDAY, MAY 26, 19SS TH£ MATAWAN 1 JOURNAL, MATAWAN, N. X PAGE SEVEN—SECOND SECTION fills iincl Don Detitnn 46 fpet iLui'ks Lta^'do witli the shot. • Uun Vtuuler- Loukin-ItOm bllt can probably top these Box Scores J (Continued from page six) marks for Matawan. Stan Set In Finale ; Trail Rumson, Lions there is a chance that Roland Parrish, at 5 feet, B Inches, is Keyport Nine 5-3 Keausliiirir Athletics (3) DeMarcellus, a former lum- getting up toward Wolge- Star Of Atlantic inary in Star Class racing in muth's 6 feet in the high " Loosa Play Mars KHS Scabett, If "300 Hightstown Toppled the West Palm Beach iPla.) .lump an dean outjump Prank j Seaboard Closing Support Of Cptlreil Geisler, ss 301 For First Win In '55 fleet, may sail out of Keyport Chj'ista, of Verona, .in the | Plzzachlllo, 3b 2 1 1 Yacht Club. It is extremely broad jump. Kuhns at 10 feet, An average of over 800 for Listless play Ijy Keyport High 3 0 "0 Keyport engaged in two track desirable that Keyport be rep- three games, which is bowline Topolowskl, c 6 Indies, is better then Ver- School's baseball team Monday Kirk, p 3,1 1 meets last week, bowing May 18 resented in Star class racing ona's Joe DiTrani in the pole of the phenomin.il kind, wns (it Ruin.sron brought Acie Cot- to Rumson. and Leonardo in a on the bay, so Atlantic High- turned in by Marty Casslo, of Burke, cf ,2'J vault. Pearson and Ray Burs- trell his first defeat, as a pitch Paris, cf ,•3- 0 triangular meet at the Middle- lands and Red Bank do not hardt are going to be trouble yie Elizabeth team, In the wind- or, this season. The Purple town'Township school field aft- yet all the advertisement out up of the Atlantic Seaboard Olcott, rf for Joe Sheeran and Tom Bulldogs prevailed, 5-3, behind Klelnsohmidt, lb S-3#0,.O er having scored over nights- of It when Keyporl has such Magee in the sprints. Classic League Sunday. The Spencer Morgan's steady hurl- town, 74',i-42ii, the day before. a fine harbor. In fact. Star Monmouth team, a 1 r e a d y ing in the clinches. Class racing on the bay was champs of the league, widen- Rumson won, with 53 2/10 Are you buying Delen.se BondsV This was the first loss of any Keyporl rCariliimislgffiS, points, the Lions were second originated and made famous ed • their margin by sweeping team but Malawan this season with 53 1/10 and KHS trailed al along the Atlantic Coast by three games with second place for the Red and White. The 30.2/10. the feats of skippers fro'm Lonff Island. CaHsio's- individ- Bryan Jackson, If j Keyport; Raritan Y.c, of Open Wednesday May 25lh, 1955 3 ual performance, therefore, was psychological reaction to the Bruce Jackson, 3b; Qeorge Ruth showed his pro- second bad beating by the Ma- J wess In the dashes by taking Perth Amboy, nnd Richmond Tim Home Of Good Thinifs To Kail the main" point of interest in Pleper, ss '-Jj' Sspo-'Y County Y.C. of Great Kills, roon and Steel might have beer Pielrewicss, lb-":r\ both events in the meet with the the afternoon's rolling. the telling factor. !K3|«0,';'2 and these newcomers should The Old Dutch Mill Casslo related .afterwards it John Kennedy, rf•.•'••' Lions and the /Purple Bulldogs. The Keys jumped away to an §3>tfi>'; 0 Bob Mirro In the low hurdles not bo permitted to steal Ihe was his first 800 series in 25 J. Wilson, cf show entirely. K.T. -Mr. MATAWAN. N.J. early lead when Joe Pinto, first W. Kennedy, c was the only other KHS winner. yem:s of bowling and the only man up in the game, walked, - Lmiclicoit — Afternoon Tea — Dinner tline in his life lie had regis- Leonardls, 2b ., "v. 2.' 0 0 Leonardo gained four firsts went to second when Morgan KrtiKer. p ' i.v ,T' during the afternoon's cinder Matawnn 1-3221 ;;. Carl F. Toller, Owner tered 11 strikes in a row in two : fumbled cottrell's bunt, then WALTER SHORT, secretary successive Barnes bcofre "blow- path activity with Frank Jack- of the N. J, State Interscholas- ED COSTIC jmade third when Ed Egelanri • • • * ' ing" his chance for a 300 murk. 25. 2 7 son posting a first in the high tic Association, announced this j let a pickoff throw get away Score by innings: hurdles, Ernie Mayer winning Cassio missed for a spare in I jfrom him. Pinto scored after week Hint there will be no IN FLORIDA the" eighth frame of the first ;cl mark of 727 pins Kenns. Athletics 010 101 —3 the javejin, Dick. O'Brien the change in the existing setup in in the final weekend of i Rich Wharlon's long fly to cen- Keypoit Cardinals 101 000 —2 broad jump while Allan and Vic- game finishing with a 277 nnd | ter. basketball, which is good news. , 'The Plantation" then"misse"d"for Tspare'in The ' J^Hnr '" J-"e state bowling Union Beach Lions (2) tor Appnneal tied for honors In After an 18-month study of sug- l j Cottrell set up future trouble r the pole vault. Restaurant & Cockluin Lounge seventh frame of the second • °™™y " Echo Lnnes, Moun- [for himself by walking the first » ab r gestions that the present group- game when he hit a 278. His tainside, and the Keyport man Chcnowctli, 2b The Bulldogs grabbed six ings and system" of sectional On N.S. 1 and HOMi St., West Palm Hcacli thereby Is holder of New Jer- JRuinson batter, Art Chameroy. Luncheon Dinner Sumicr totals for the day showed 277- ' He fanned the next two men. Schalble, If mm firsts with George (Crazylegsi playoffs l>e abandoned, a poll 278-248, 803. . sey honors in Unit category. Scorzo, c Terr.y showing the way on the was taken of the 221 member Art Fred Ciambrone grounded to isifi) Long Island lost three games • Nugent, at Newark, wns Hank Cleary tit shortstop for Cassidy, ss, p vfs'W 0 strength of two firsts and a sec- schools. Tliers were 133 replies, to the champion Monmouth out- ""-events winner In the 28th an- Leonard, p. ss ; ond , place finish in the broad with 104 voting; for the setup as nual N J st ate what should have been the third ;f2' «|b 0 fit, but Joe Brown, of the Island- - - . Men's Bowling out, but the ball was booted, Fohlke, Jb -f"3MV)' .0 Jump. is and 15 opposed and 14 non- era. rolled a 607 series to take' Tournament, but his set mark Bresney, cf v committal. Going down with it if r 717 was Chameroy making second. Nino -2l$l . 1 Terry tossed the shot put 47 the individual average title with< ° uhdei" CostiC, other Tomlca, 3b : feet, two inches, and in the high was a proposal the flnnls be ro- '/A And Deluxe Sharabba singled; Chameroy S3 6J.1 1 a 220-92. Finishing behind him j winners were: Al Boccardo, of scoring. Morgan grounded to W. Trembley, rf 1:24b Jump cleared the bar at five tated among Elizabeth, Camden Entertainment were Geoge Bllliok 220-06, Al Trenton, whose 18.18 trailed Nu- Cleary. but again the Keys short- feet, 11 Vz inches. and Trenton. Sectional finals Farngnlli 220-25 and Frank Bent's 2003-ln the all-events; An- TUB SUMMARIES: stop miscued, Ciambrone scor- for South Jersey will be c6n- 220-11 I thony Cholda. of Orange, third Point Standing—First. Kuinson <5!1 tlnued at Camden. That is all. EVERY SAT. NITE 1 ing and Sharabba going to third. Matuwan Terriers t/8)/' 2/10), second, Leonard (5:1 l/ioi, York Club finished i" singles net with 714, who also Paul Dobrosky singled, scoring ab , r li third, Kcypnrl CIO 2/10). The main concern for a change o ] led the handicap gross division 100 vard dash—Won by lUilh (Kl: is that there may not be enough Its campaign on the Matawan Bill B u r n f, 1 d e 3.0 0 •second. Brower (It): third; Mirro (K) . I with 789; "and William 'Miller, Welstead. ss AT TOURINE'S Keyport Recreation n lleys tak- Hyrne, ef, c l'l 1 fourth, (L); lime, 11.5. Group I Schools to make up a third in the all- :!20 vard dash—Won by Hulli (K): bracket because increasing en- ing two games from; Hackan- Carnes, If 30 0 .second, O'Hrk'il (t.l; third. Hrou-n sack. Joe Menzzopnn e. iof Red tit): fourth. Finn IH|; lime 24.5. rollments are crowding schools OPEN HOUSE Weir, 3b 3 0 0 440 yard run—Won by Burnsjilc Hi): Bank, rolled a neat C197 series, 1 into the upper ones. For in- then fanned the third man. Bowie, lb 3 0 0 second. DiBlast (K); thin), llson (R); stance, the famed Keyport- Ma- while Eddie Taylor, of Eaton- the tourney for $35,645 Wilson, rf 3 0 0 fourth, Brown (U): tiinc. f>7. The Keys got a run back 860 yard run—Won b.v Apgar ID); tawan rivalry will come to an EXCELLENT ITALIAN FOOD town, fired n GGO. Sid Gregory, p .jcond, Anponcal ID: Iliird, I'alcllo Bpum, A $200 prize went to the sin- I the third on Mickey Briscese's 1 0 0 end if Keyport goes into a reg- of Lake wood, turned in a 500 land Cottrell's one-timer. The' Eovino, 2b 3 0 0 ID: fourth, Marsh (Ll; Hint-, 2:04.5. series. gles gross winner and' $100 to 1 Brown, c Mile run—Won by llonklns (HI; si'c- ional high school will have 1500 the singles net. Like amounts Bulldogs matched it in their half 0 1 0 nnd. Jackson (K): third. Uolland (Hi; pupils and be in Group IV. • Pizza Pie At Its Best Team W' L of the frame when Sharabba Schuber, cf 1 0 0 fourth, Seaman IK): ttmc 5;07. Monmough 62 37 were presented winning doubles High hurdles—Won by Juckson (L); Freehold Regional and Leonar- ! and team members. j singled and went around' on er- econd. Trepo (It); third. Gibrann do will then be the Keyport riv- Orders Long Isktiid 55 44 rors by LoPresto nnd Cleary. 21 2 1 (K); fourlli. O'Neil (L): time. 17.4. 54 . 45 Low hurdles—Won bv Mirro I Kit als, Matawan probably will To Take Trenton j Crashes Polt In Morgan was invincible there- Score by innings: second, Jackson ID; third, Whlti-hcad have a new high school to BO up Plilla.-Scratiton 52 .47 after until there were two out Union Beach Lions 020 000 0—2 KK fourth, Chandler ILl: time 21.11. in Madison Township within a Out .Brooklyn '40 M> 49 '/a 'Eatontown Saturday nisotis—Won by DrawbaiiHh (HI; in the seventh when Charlie Mntnwnn Terriers 002 000 0—2 second. Kaplan (It); thirdt Chandler lew years, as its principal sports Elizabeth 4!>.Vi 4O.',i A West Kcansburg man suf- Walling walked, and Briscese ID: fourth, Schrainm (K): distance ivrtl. 49 50 Miituwan Terriers (6)' 124" 3 1/4". Paterson. fered multiple head injuries aft- and Pinto singled for another lib r li Sliot put—Won by Terry 111): sec. Newark 43 50. er his car ran off Route 35, Keyport run. Cottrell skied out ond, Blband (Li; Ihlrd. Newman (HI; | * * * * • Enjoy a Tasty Knack or a Feast While Listening lo That New York 41 ' 58 Welstead, ss 0 0 0 fourlli, Zo|)icUn (It); distance. 47'2".; Eatontown, early Saturday and to end the game. Eovino, 2b 4. 0. 0 Javelin—Won b.v Mavcr (L.); .sec- PERFORMANCES will Terrirfie I>i\i<*lnml Rand IMiiy Your Favorile Renuest Hackensack 40 59 ond. Blbaud ID: third. Trepp IK); have to be stepped up for Numbers. struck a utility pole, The box score: Wilson, lb 2 1 fourth, Allea ID; distance. 154'1O". James Conway, 151 Hudson Keyport (3) Weir, 3b 3 1 broad jump—Won by O'Urlen (L); Matawan to oust Verona as IAVC., West Keansburg, was talc- second, Terry (R); Ilifrd. Kaplan (H); State Group J track cham- Laurence Harbor Casino lib r h Gregory, cf 2 0 fourth, Jackson (L): tiistance, 1U';|". ! en to Monmouth Memorial Hos- Pinto, cf 3 'I I Bowie, p Ilieh lump—Won liv Terry (II): sec- pions at Rutgers stadium on 'FLO/ the Glamorous Vocalist SATURDAY MAY 28 Ipital. at 3:20 a.m. by the Eaton- Cottrell, li 1 ond, (tie; Uibaud, Appancii], Ho.vle, June 4. Comparison of the FRANK WOJNAUOWSKI 4 0 D. Carnes, if Iceland, Golden; hclKlit 5'II 1/2". Our Latest Discovery to Entertain You With Your town First Aid Squad. He was Cleary, ss 2 0 0. Flcrro, rf 0 0 Pole vault —die) Allen, Appaneu) times in the Shore Conference America's No. I I'olka Hand treated for a fractured nose, (f.): third. Newman (11): fourth (lie) and S u b ti r b n n Conference Favorite Song Mils Cogllano, ss 10 0, Flerro, rf 0 0 nardelta, Lewis: height. 10'. SUN. MAY 29 AND MON. and cuts and bruises of the face. Wharton, rf 2 0 0 Scully, rf 0 0 meets Saturday shows this. MAY 111) Keyport captured its first Verona has built up talented Patrolman Henry Riddle, of LoPresto, lb 3 :0 ,0 Brown, c 0 ,.0 track victory of the season ut 2 Bands | Eatontown Police, said Mr. Con- Eastmond, c .•3.VYO7O Schuber, ph new men to replace those lost WALTER KUOSS ;'•.$!• 0 ,0 KHS field May 17 after two loss- by graduation. Jack Barry in I way was driving north on Route Clayton, If 3 0 0 Holtz, ph es by running over a one-man Ami His Orchestra ;o. 0 1 i: the quarter-mile was under 53 STAR DUSTERS j 35 when he fell asleep near Walling, 31) <2":T< 0 Ilightstown squad, 74 U-42 .;. SONITO LANDRS i Van's Trailer Park. His car Briscese, 2b seconds while Mnrv Hatiser Jolin — Harry — .liilm *X;'% Hightstown .would have been was clocking 54.1 in the .; .1'culuring crossed into the southbound lane ; Popular Radio and TV Artists V'kean^liurr|.AOileiiqs.vii?).''f -' completely routed had it not Shore. Owl Brown knocked and struck the polo. The car 20 3 4 been for their six-foot all events For Your Ms'lcnlnc I'lensiirp Kvni'.v I.alin-IMamhu Stars of was badly dnmn&ed. Patrolman RuniKoir (5) off the 880 in 2:03 for Verona. Radio and TV 5 1 - 0 man, Herb Diefenbach. Diefen- Riddle said. al> r h Bruhner;S2b,ij** Mel Apgnr, of Rumson, has SATURDAY EVENING AT ; 0 2 bach rolled up over half his Chameroy, lf=;i;|t 3 10 Geilser.'ss ^CntvTt done this well, but no Maroon pizizfciiillo; i)'^"*:| 1 1 team's points in the meet, cap- and Steel runner has as yet. Egeland, 2b :. t 3 0 0 v turing firsts in the 440, the broad TAVERN AND : Topolowski, 3bi " 2 2 Jake Jerbasl, of Verona, wus' j Terry, cf • |;?f 3 0 2 ; Sat., May 28th — 11 A.M. to 7:30 P.M. ; ; Klrk,''c''.7y; -ii--f5t 10 jump, high jump and pole vault. way under five miles in the RESTAURANT ! ciarhbrone, .lb^ 10 Burke;' cf? ^:' '0£< 1 0 He also took a second in the mile at the Suburban. Al Tourine 2 2 ; I Sharabba, ; ssj-.%; 1' 0 high hurdles. Your Popular Hosts: "Dulehie" ami Ann JERSEY "EGG" FESTIVAL 1 0 Scabett, "If :.Vf'w» Woleemuth can still belter j I Morgan, p A \'P:'i"\' Klelnschmidt, JlbS 0 '0 The only other member of the Ample Free Parking Snaoc 3 0 1 Larry Salmon or Jack Kuhns \ EXHIBITION TROTTING RACES Dobrosky, 3b, , ?.: 0 1 Hlehtstown team to win an e- i> Paris,-rf.'... '; ••:;£'?; in the hurdles. John Pearson ! At the Railroad Station — Matawan, N.J. Juilghur and (Jrmvninjr Queen — Many Features Burnsldq.-o, •.':'.'...'.•-', 3 0 0 vent was Bob Moody, who scor- goes to' 135 feet with the dis- I Johanemanh; if 2 0 0 :: : ed in the 880-yard run in 2:20. Hoc World's I,an,'ost Frying 1'nn—3000 EKSS •'• '• - '•'••:, J k\\- "'24' T 0 Keyport's high point man was Fried .At One Time! 28 5 5 Score by lnrilhgs:: :. Ed Sehrnmm who took firsts In Score by innings; Matawan Terrlr'ers '020 220 —6 the high hurdles and discus. FREEHOLD RACEWAY, N. J. Keynort 101 000 1—3 Keans. AthleticsV- 000 520 — 1 while placing second In the shot Rumson 401 000 X—5 Union Beach;Lions (7) put and high jump and a third 47 Varieties Egg Dishes—All You Can Eat $1.00 ','",'. ab r h in the low hurdles. if STAR-STUDDED * KndorsRd by llowcll Tn\vnsliii>, Heart of the Poultry Industry You can buy Defense Bonds Tomlca, 3b : "4 0 0 Poim Standings . ' by the Payroll Deduction Plan. Schaible, If ' ,' 4 0 1 First Keyport (74'i): second. Highb- Scorzo, c 2 11 lownwnn I421421'. j I. 100 yard dash—Wan by Doh Mirro Cassidy BROADWAY I <>'•'!

440 yard run—Wim by Herb Dielcn SPEND Bresney, cf .acli (III: sewml. !3i!Jia.s<.' |K>; third. FLOOR SHOW Wilson (HI. Time: 57.1. Trembley, rf 0B0 yard run-Won liv null IMimdv (111; second. WetstvrMd I Kl: third At Swan IKi. Tiim': 2:20. Cllffwood Pirat«s (7) Mile run—Wmt b.v Bruce Jackson al) K); KPCotld. Faucet! (Ill; tliinl, S<-.7- d the r li nan IK). Time: 5:21. an Plynn, rf 3 1 0 120 bivh hurdles —Won liv Kd Sell- C. Worthington, p, cf 4 I 2 rnmtn IK): second, (tiol Swiin. Die-1 enrich. Tiiiiiv 17 -:t. i R. Vena, c 2 1 1 220 Inw hurdles—Won by Bob Mlrm Shore's Hottest Band Bud Jackson, ss 3 0 0 IKi: second. Whltelicml IKK third. THE CAT N FIDDLE Schramm IK). Time: 21:3. Mancinl, lb 3 0 0 Discus—Won b.v Kd .Schramm IKI; Behr, 2b * 3 0 0 ""-•mil Cnttlicl) 111); third. Wilson On the Loose For the Holiday Weekend Cliff wood Beach (II). Distance: 1111. B Collins, 3b 2 buot put—Won bv Niiimim Hose IKI; i Yates, p, cf 2 second. Schramin IK): third. Seaman Kl. DisUm-e: 4(1. At ihe Fabulous New . . , B. Venti.lf 1 Q 0 Jnvelln-Won by One Tnillan (Kl: lull. If 1, 1. 0 second. Johnson IKK third. Kldridge III). Dlslnnoe: 121:1ll Jump—Wim bv Dh'lenbaeh III); Union Beach Lions 010 420 —7 second, St-hramm IK); third, Trolian, Wilson. Height: RTi". Mambo C CUffwood Pirates 000 052 —7 Pole vailll-Won bv l)le/enbuch (III; Union Beach seconil. Swan iK); Ihlrd, Leniz HI). Cllffwnoil Indians (6) MelBht: II'D". al) r • COCKTAIL LOUNGE • RESTAURANT • SNACKBAR Rosato, 3b 3 1 Hollywood Oilers Lead Merrill, ss ' ' ' 3 2 Oallo, If 12 Mat-Key Softball Loop Qranatq, cf 0" Hollywood Oilers continued to Continuous Entertainment - Dancing Hobby,]) 0 2 forge ahead in the MiUnwnn- DellnPletro, 0 0 1 Keynort Softball League whnn VanOlahn, lb ' 3 Q 0 they defented the Atlantic Tile Matir.ees and Nitely Chamberlain, rf Co. team, 5-0, Monday nlfflit be- Cranes, 2b lilnd the hurllne of Johnny Rob- inson. FLOOR SHOWS 25 0 0 They had been tied with Jitck Keyport Cardinals IK) punch's bill the hitter team full During the Holiday Weel«ncl utti r U behind when defeated by Cath- Druce Jackson, 3b 2 3 olic War Veterans. II wim I lit" W. Ktninedy, n 3 0 lrnl win of the snu.snn for llii- A whirly, girly floor show ... a solid-sending band . . . leper, ss 1 2 vels. Atco Tile l'uniulnctf Urd Plclrowloss, lb, p 2 4 after four tsunies for second laughs galore . . . fine drinks and food ... all add up GRAND OPENING J, Kennedy, rf 1 3 place. Maliiwaii Key|)orl Rec- lo the best time of your life! J. Wilson, cf, lb 0 0 reation stood at 1-3 after for- oland, If 0 1 n Kame. Keen's Paint Your Genial Hosts eonarclls, 2b 0 1 nnd Cllffwood Fire co. stood nt D. Larry (Bucky) Buccii — Phyllis (Bucky) Buccii Kruscr, p 0 0 0-4, StlllUt, cf 0 0 0 Dun Forrante, Peto Morrell, Manager: William Durkine—Receptionist: Angelina Bucci Orovor Caden and Dob Clrny nre Hostesses : Annette Bucci — Mari:: Durlcin Saturday, May 28,1955 32 0 14 tho blB (ftiiiH for the Hollywood Ollersi wlillo Buddy Ahlers, and Catering Facilities for Club Meelimjs Social Functions 1 Mile in From Pirate Ship Scorn by innings! Cllffwood Indians 240 000 —8Frank and Joe Btieco lead the Showers and Wedcliny Receptions Frunk Cerruly nt the Bur Keyport Cardinals 610 101 —8CWV in their l)l« coinliiK Music By Rnynncl His Jazz Bandits The stable iiren lit Monmouth °nrk l« llkn a city Itself. For A clleoV: of fliitii'ua shown tlinl ho 1200 horses and 11s mtlny he nvernue per cuplla wniier nl The Mambo Club omploy/'o» thorp is n fire qiui Monmouth Purk race truck In Cocktail Bar Lounge police department, 11 restuurniit, 054 WUH $1111., More Minn 000,- 526 Front Slrcnt (On Ilic Beachfront) Union Beach, N.J. Li\rpe Area IJONI, offloo, movie nnd rcorp-loon fniif M hli«t $U2,7:i:i,inl duiinu Telephone: KEyport 7-1232 itldn hull. : •<-.1 (•--.•thiJO-dfty. summer season. PAGE EIGHT—SECOND SECTION THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MAT A WAN, N. J. 'THURSDAY, MAY 2(3, 1955 Music Circus To i Fur further particulars con-'Area ResirlrnU Amnmgr Accept Apprentices jMotorists Take Time "SIowDownAndLive" Test Available tact the local Air Force repie-ipj? r J rv senlalive, T/Syt. Thomas G. Naturalized Citizens ,';': •For U)c first lime since the More and more young men For Summer Inventory NOTES '55 Program Launched basemenWilkie, wht oof Uiisc Relocated Band ki nPos tht e Lust week County Judge El- viMusIc Circus was fouiuled at, vln s mi11 U1 CU lire availing themselves of theOffice Bulldine. or call Uocl I "' ™ 'S 122 new ••jLambcrtvlile six .VO;U'H ai:c>. andj ! opportunity to find out If they at 'Neptune thfnn years "'»". »i Driving Equipment, Ahoul Area Men and Women Motoring Public !s Bank 6-7141 for an appoint.- i citizens lo take an interest In limited number of apprentice;; j Safety Qualifications Aslced To Co-operate are qualified for. enlistment inlment. i . | government. The judge, during in (he , the U. S. Air Force by going j Will be accepter!. Apprentices; , *..^ u. ^. .... iut^^ uj yuiuH j » "] « c | said Unit a government-is onljj-^. Will bo filveii the opportunity of J Us lime lor ii "summer In- An urgent appeal to the mo- to their nearest Air Force re-;Annual Conference . ' las good as the people make it'-* loiirntng the various plmsus of ventory or driving equipment." : loring publiIhc c mountinto co-operatg tolel tojcrultln; g office and taking thej Of Chapler Of SAM ! Included among the natural.?.- ' the Music-Circus business from; tlie Keystone Automobile Club deathprevens tan thd Injuriee mountins ong No tolwl Jer-of; 1sample test now on hand. j j ed persons were the followingg the artistic nncl crentivc cml to \ advises motorists. Armed Services Many young men are under I The Northern New Jersey from tills area; Maria M. Mar- that of the front office. "By 'clriviiiK equipment,' " soy roadways this summer has I the impression that they have 1 Chapter of the Society for Adtinez- , G9 Main- St., Kcyport, iMilliiitinifliil been made by Attorney General; to be high school graduates be- j voncement of Management is • Those desirlnu to apply may says Donald Sheldon, manager Grover C. Richmrm, jr., in • fore they can qualify for entry holding its annual conference toSpanish- ; Alina Wankowi, 5B O- do so by contncliiiK the Music of the Trenton Division of the j Graduates In Tennessee I then flew to Nassau where h launching the 1055 "Slow Down: into the Air Force. This is not'day at tlie Hotel Essex House. cean Ave.. Kcansburg, Polish; Clllb. "wn mn;in nnl. nnlv t.hr» Dr. curt h. Lynn, S.late Hospi- •Circus office at Liimljcrlvillo. Club, "we mean not only the Pfc. Ralph J. Lauro, Jr., 10I wa, s the guest of Carl Peters and Live!" program. Gov. Rob-'true. If one can pass the neces-j in Newark. The theme is "Cost|tal. Marlboro. German, and his I safety features of the car busot n of Ml and Mrs. Ralph J., of Ontario, Canada, aboard hi crt B. Mcyner and the Kovern-: sary physical and mental tests i Reduction Through Better Moth- wife. Ecluarda. Italian; Angus the safety qualifications of the Lauro, of 2 0 0yacht, "Exact." He flew fron ors. of the other 47,states have then one can enter bnc of the.! ods-lnccntives-Relations." The Orr, Route 30. Union Beach, JKVIOHV 30 S K V 0 NUS! driver himself. Gabriel . Terr., | Nassau lo New Jersey, joined in a declaration pledging! finest professions open to young'Northern New Jersey Chapter, [Scotch; Betty G. Litwinko. 88, spent a few days with his par 1 OIVK SOMKONK A "This Is Koinij to be u busy South Amboy. support of the campaign from!' men. ' ji secon dd largesltt SASAM chapteh r ini Church St., Keansburg,.. Cana-W 'FBKK.GAUON OK HV summer on American high- formerly of Ma-I ents before going; to Fort Dev 4 Memorial Day to Labor Day to; This sample test is not to be ! the country, is celebrating Its 'lian; Christen and Esther Bjor- PAINT ways, probably the busiest In l iwan, recently ons. emphasize lite-saving on the | miscontrued as being an en-i 25th Anniversary, low. G3 Woodland Dr.. Keyport, history, and the roads will be was e r a tl u- Ills' Montcnt Arrives highways by curbing "in a luir-1 trnnce examination for enlist- i Local members of the SAMNorweigan; John DeMarco. RD unsafe for mechanically unfit ated from the 1 ry" actions. ! ment. It is only a sample lest '• who are participating in th1. eMiddle Rd.. Keyport. Italian. List Viiluc drivers. Naval Mr Tech- The bie moment has arrived In a letter lo the municipal j made available to show whether ' conference include K. M. Room- .«..'« - S7.!>5 for Pvt. Robert W. Hartzell, son "Tlie wise motorist usually nical T r a 1 n- officials, Gen. Richman noted,n young man can or could qual- ' mole and C. 'L. Barrett, or La- "For Rent" and "For Sale" ing Center, in ' of Mrs. Sally Hartnell of Second Only Pay looks to" his mechanical equip- that the efforts lo curb traffic | |fy if no were to lake the actual . voie Laboratories. Inc.. Mata- signs may be purchased at this ment, but often overlooks his M c m I) h i sI. accldents are stressed during j test. wr.n-Froehiild Rd.. Morganvillc. office. For The own physical qualifications, T e n n. P f c. the times of grcalcs hazard. such ns sight and hearing. He Lauro Is now "In New Jersey, year sifter First is likely, also, to drive when stationed year, the summer season with the state of his general health I.AURO with the Hcad- a.climax in August, is second: Gallon! i is below •par, thus materially re-! quarters ancl Maintenance only to the year-end holidays; ! duchiB his efficiency as an op- and Marine Air in December ns the most dead- i *Al Hie sunn- price as I for- erator. SquadroGroup 15n 1, '(Engineering)5 , at El ly on our streets and highways.> merly sold my inilnts, I now Toro. Calif. It is ono of our most serious j include a second Ballon "Our advice to motorists is to problems, shared by every mu- h'RKK. with eiioh one pur-make both a mechanical and I Pfc. Lauro enlisted in the U.S. nicipality and public official in J chased. Only short. cut is physical check-up before enter-! Mnrlne Air Corps In June 1954. uiiiiK and merch- ing this busy period of motor- the state," he said. 1955 andising efficiency. Florida's ! ing. Good vision for one thing „ Transferred To Fort Dcvons Last year, when New Jersey Paint Lender. I$ranc)ics coast is of paramount importance, Pvt. Frank Seabury. jr., sou ivas one of 24 states from Maine to const. Mary Carter Paint particularly In night driving. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seabury, to Texas to co-ordinate efforts ; Factories.—Principal Cities. "In view of the serious traffic! 193 Washington St., Kcyport, re- against the driver "in a hurry," DODGES problems which require ' alert-1 cently completed his bnsic there were 226 deaths In the i state during the 101-day period. I Mary Carter Paint ness on the part of operators, { training at Port Jackson, S\ C. it is vital to the interests of safe-1 He reported to Fort Devons. This was a four per cent recluc-1 and • Factories ty that drivers correct sight de-j Mass.. on Friday, where he will tion from the 234 fatalities on; ficienoles. if possible, or refrain j be stationed. New Jersey roads during 1953. j Highway 34, Meitawari . from operating cars at night." | Pvt. Seabury visited in North the initial year of the program, j joined in by .12 northeastern I | Carolina for several days after MATAWASi 1-11884 the completion of his training. tales. | PLYMOUTH Am you htivirw Onfensn Tassist local programs 'through- out the slate. Co-operatively. I STOCK UP for the Holiday am confident that we e;in hold down traffic accidents this sum- ' met' and conserve lives, health WEEK END i I'VT. R.W. IIAKTZELL and property to a greater dc- | St., Union Bench, who is ready gree than ever before," the At-.! $200 Down per month I to make a pai-acliute jump with tornr-v General said. ! SiK WINES - LIQUORS - BEERS | the fnmed 82nd Airborne Dlvi- "Throughout the nation. 9D11 , • sioii at Port Bragg:, N. C. Hewere killed in motor vehicle Fidy Stocked With The Finest Popular Imported and Domestic Wines, Liquors, : wears- his main parachute on ••"iklenis .between Memorial '• his bnck, his reserve parachute Day and Labor Day last year/ BUYS A Beers, Cordials, Etc. and combat pack (front) and rviut tne prediction that 50 mil- j his rifle In ncanvits container ion Americans will travel to Six Passenger Stdan Heater, Tint Glass, Directional Signal, Wheel Covers, ORDER EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH! | llcfti. The Jump, his fifth from vacation destinations by motor Cignrelle Lighter ja 9-110 aircraft.: marks the end vehicles this year, we have a FREE PROMPT DELIVERIES ] of three weeks of intensive pliy- tremendous challenge to reduce Isicnl and technical'tralnine and the death nncl injury toll in sum-1 TRADES USUALLY COVER DOWN PAYMENT , will qunlify him as a paratroop- mer driving," Mr. Richman er. . stated. ! Many Ussc! Cars to Select From At Wholesale Prices CALL MATAWAN 1-2341 Gen. Richman emphasized! Onen Weekday 'Til 9 P.M. Sundays From 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. : Pvt. Hartzell is a machine Llmt "Slow Duwn and Llve!"^ gunner with the 325th Airborne will concentrate efforts on those MATAWAN WINE & LIQUOR STORE Infantry Regiment, n unit of theviolations associated with speed UICIIARl) (Itcd) GILLIS, Proprietor famed 82nd Airborne Division, such as excessive &peed. speed FRANK VAN SYCKLE, Inc. 120 Main Street Matawan, N.J. i "America's Guiml of Honor." too fast for conditions, improp- : Authorized Factory Dialer I Returns From Far East or passing, following too closely Kverv Xlsht Including Decorntinn Day Until 10 P.M. i Joseph A. LaVigne, seaman. and failing to yield tlie right of : Hiighway 35 Laurence Harbor, N.J. j USN, son of Mr. and Mis. riob- way. ' crt K. Buckmaster, of 06 Third St., Kcyport, was scheduled lo arrive at San Dleeo. Calif., on Sunday aboard the amphibious New G-E Automatic Washer force flagship. USS Estes. The Estes' arrival completed nn 11-month tour in the Par East whore she headed the 40- shlp task force in the operation "Passage to Freedom." FILTER FLO In February, she joined tlie Seventh Fleet ns Amphibious Cleans and Reclcans Command Ship In the Tnchcns nvucunlion. During this oper- The Wash Water ation, she was the only major communications link with the To Give You outside world, currying '.21 re porters and photographers from the major press services, ncwa- papers, and radio and televis- CLOTHES ion networks. Tlie Estes' crew received .ci- tations, newspaper and maga- CLEANER zine praise, and Navy conKrat- LARGE AUTOMATIC DEFROST I a lions during the Indo-China •Pliliii and Tachcns evacuations. REFR3GERAT0R SECTION ON TOP I^Si^^S'^^w^S::;;:^ l-'icsli foods —the fmids you use most — arc now 111 stored »lie re (hey can lie e.r.ily iradri'sl! Revolving Air Force Receives Shelves, Ad|usl.ihlc-Kfmov;ilile Dour Shelves, Hultcr 1954 Award Of Honor Comliliuni.T, Fiuit-iiiid-Vcgeiabli: Dr;iv.eis, and miiny The Air Force seems to Imvc mure t',rc;it features! lO-niliic-fuut tapadiy. a monopoly on accident preven- tion awards. Recently the na- tional safety council presented DOUBIE-CAPACITY FOOD FREEZER I'*l(i tvasliiiiK syslein ivilli llic.se cxlri its 1954 award of honor to the Como in today lo see the new G-Ii Killer- Air Force in rccoKnition of a ON THE BOTTOM-holds up to 130 NEW FILTER.FLO* WASHING SYSTEM 25 per cent reduction In the fcsilures. I.iill (illcrnl out dl yniir W-JI-II riplit Mure your ground nccidont rate, according lbs. of frozen foods! eyes. The CK waslilinstel is always filleil in wt-v. to T/Sgt. Thomas G. Wilkie, lo.- 1 llrminr- (uNtililiniii-ly runyiiic away lint, -nn\\ cal Air Force recruline sales- Separately insulated iimi separately rel'rigeialcu , it's sciiiu nncl liclil particles. Nuid nrul silt mitninati- man. This murks the fifth con- a real loot! freezer. Includes Mini-Cube and Rcdt- •••ally ejected from the lioltiini nl the wasliliiiskct. secutive year that the Air Force Cube ice trays, Desert DiJi. handy Roll-out l;rcczcr has won this award. Baskets, Ice C'leam-Fro/.cn Juice liar 3.7-cuhic-fool "An nll-oul campaign by- air capacity. New Low Price! man and officers to practice BIO CAFACI11 Our iO'i SAVER CONTROL safety first has cut down grounc' more clotbes capacity Ssvci KHllnns of hDt water. accidents by one-fourth, ns com- SAVE! CLOSE OUT OF ALL than many other automatic You simply select any pared to the two previous washers. water level desired. years," Sgt, Wilkie said. • During 1954 civilian employee "on dnly" Injuries were retluc 1955 MODELS ed 35 pur cent, and "on duly" I M in II, 1.1, KWit-rt.ttMr-1 ri'ivi-f « ui iiih'Hi H illi rt-Mil\ hiy sliHi is. 'Iriii' ,-NII iln;ri'r [uud fatalities by more Hum 50 per lirivri nilll s<-|>.ii;i(i' IIUMI- oil hip. Oltcill.ti ptiri- .95 ccnl. Injuries to military per N,"il!l.!t,'i . , . vtMl >ift\ i* S.'lMl.flll . , . win only sonncl were reduced 4.5 per ccnl and fatalities 7.5 per cent. in in. ii. <• '•: Ui\HI\1IIL: Nlich rs. Ills; ii u(om:ilir drfn^l it-Utti- .95 Air force motor vehicles were i-i,-i I or on lnfUum . .' . /.vrn ih-uicr Imul Iicc/ti ACTIVATOR " Wishing flWMt CONlKDlt (diMf involved In 24 per cent less ac nuu intly Action. Your t lollies are for lino l.ibrics. You cin cldnnt.s than any other period Ir InrllvicIiMlly ckonscfi .in stop, skip, extend or re* only C per day |l.:iltl. If (•]': Mil'>lil'lh Itvlrirst Kr|r|;;ci ;r«H tvi|li HinugIi washed by fund, pcil .my cycle. Its history. (uM wiitili iK'i'/cr Jinil ;iil)UNliil)l<' ilieir iln-lvr-s . . , ( .95 The Air Force has .vol. up r ju;iny MIIMT UTOiiml safety proKnim which . , ,' save M.Vinii . . . now only New 1955 Model Model provides education und Instruc lion In all iiround actlvlllos. niter- smnll down payment !>.':> ru. II. (-I1; Krlriiicnih.r ullll iir I'iss-ltti' ( Automatic wa450m |H'i-/i-i . • • iiiliiisinlilo and iriiinviililc ilnnr .sliclvi- .95 Milch as motor vehicle driving , . , lull ^ hi Hi rhllliM tni>. Oilnln.il |,i d »• s :»!).!>:> A Week $ 95 niiiliilciiiuico, o o n N t r u a- New Color Choice Exteriors! ;v: ! V • . , . siivr Slid.mi . . . iniw only WASHER 199 llon, training und Industrial uc tivltlos, Available In while and In hvii new iluciiniloi' (mini's-— ;.1 i-'il. fl. C!' Itclilui'iiii'H ullli lull uldlli Irr.vi'i alter smnll down payment Quantity Limited , . . )i(IllicitMr h-iiipci.'iliii-r rniiliut , . , main .00 The National Safety Council Ciinary yrllow mill luiiiuiilse nllicr (;•(•; Iciiini i>s. (ti ii;lnat |iih'i: y'[\ l,!i;» , , , Use Our METER Plan which presents the uwnrcl nit MIVH SVi.lt,* . . - IHHV IMI|> nually Is a non-profit oruanlxa lion operated under a federal Use Our METER Plan charter. It embraces all IDCIUN PETE'S INC. try mid government ucllvltlcs At Hue Sto|> Oj>po»ile Safeway T wo Grcul Stores In Its accident prevention re Koyporl 7-2700 At Bus Slop Open Friday Til 9 P.M. Opposite Safeway search and education, Kciuisburg 6-1100 Two Great Stores — Open Friday Til 9 P.M. Kcyport 7-27O0 Kcansburg 6-1100 You emu Ini.v Defense ttojirii> by Mm Pnyroil DPdtioiion P