MONMOUTHCOUSTY HISTQ ASSO. ERESHOLD.-K. J . Plan Control Of Dogs By District

Ten Municipalities Marlboro Township: w ..... ^ Would Contribute To Member National Editorial Association New Jersey Press Association — Monmouth County Press Association Schoolmen Take Maintain Kennel, Coverage Insurance; Warden Service 84th YEAR — 6th WEEK MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1952 Single Copy Seven Cents Bar Transfers :

Creation of a regional dog-controi The Marlbofo Township Bqarti. district for all municipalities lrom Johnson Memorial Bids Rejected Cducotlon, at Its meeting ot Hobc MARLBORO SOLDIER HELPS FRENCHMAN vlllc School Inst night. voWdrMt Highlands to Matawan Township in Three Taken In No $75,000 Bond ' norihcrn M onm outh County is pro* The S. fe M. Athletic Club Dldi lor the Improvement of tnke out a general liability pollfc, posed by the State Department of Tuesday night iccured approval Church St, were rejected a* a through K eim elh Collins, o l -Frce^ Health, according to Chicf Leroy from the Keyport Board of Ed­ On Houses Offered Bpeciiol meeting of the Matawan hold, an agent, which-protcC*j Sproul, of Keyport police. A meet­ ucation ol a plan ior the pre­ Township Committee Monday lion of $100,000 for onu person $300,000 for more than one. .peraon;[ ing will bc held in Keyport Aug. sentation of a football trophy end River Gardens Members when it was the opinion of Karl v 10 on_4hc matter and the mayors plaque in memory of Pyi. John State Police Nab Trio F, Heuisr. township' enpinoer, Involved In accidents KJr inlshapa fop.J nnd chiefs of policc of nil munici­ E. Johnson, in a competitive ser­ Soliciting'Bets At Refuse1 To Approve they were exceisivo. which thc board cun bc hold iioblo ^ palities conccrned have been in­ ies between Keyporl and Mata­ Marlboro Institution; Plans; $6000 Loan, At The bida werei by Charles J. The nmuml premium Is $1.10.30, ^ ’ vited. wan High Schools. The award Hesso Inc.,. Belford, threednch Mr. Collins explained tho policy : It is planned to model the district will be based on outcome of.ihe Posed As. Attendants Sewage Body Meeting completed gravel to be sup­ covered everything for which the on the one established in the Nep­ annual Thanksgiving Day clas­ plied by contractor, J9456r three* board could-be tjucd, Ho noled os y Rejection of the domiind by the tune Township area from which tic, A raid at Marlboro State Hospital inch compacted gravel to' be exceptions the* use of graud^londs : River Gardens Property Owners very good reports have been re­ Pvl. Johnson, ion of Mr, and by Keyport State Policc yesterday supplied from township pits but al nlhletle events, bus trnnaporln*.^ Association that a $7!i,000 bond be ceived. Chief Sproul stales that Mrs. Charles H. Johnion, 61 resulted In the arrest of,three men hauled I n . contractor's trucks, tion or olher services covcftd by on bookmaking charges. Those pick­ posted by . tho Laurence Harbor nil municipalities concerned would Broadway, Keyport, was killed $8586j by Fred McDowell, Nap* specific conlrnct or accidents and - ed up were arrnigncd ycstcrduy be­ Heights Co, to guarantee the con­ nmend their dog ordinances to set in action in Korea on May 23. tuno, three-inch compacted ?ra* injuries occurring on tlie school struction of 250 homes,was indicated up n uniform code. A dog warden He was graduated from Keyport fore Marlboro-Township .lytngistrate. vel l6 bo supplied by contractor, grounds which occurred through no' nt a meeting ot tho Matawan Town­ would bc hired who would have thc High School in 1949. and was a Albert Gr^skin. They were Andrew S971f),35; three-inch compacted fault or negligence of Iho bonrtl or W. Campbell, G9, of 100 Beers St.. ship Sewerage Authority Tuesday. nuthority of n spcclal officer in member of the football squad gravel to be supplied from town* any of its employees. M r, CoJHna all the municipalities and he would during hii student days. Keyport, put on S3000 ball.-Alfred A letter was rend from thu de­ ship pits b ut haulfid In con* i>ssured the board it wns fiovcrod In H, Marccllus, 52, of Fair Hnvcn, out have complete control of the dog Donald Miller, president of lhe velopers. lt said: "it is tho Intent tractor's trucks,- 58434.35. so far os' the 400 township pupils-, on $1500 boil, nnd Paul W. Alrgood, situation In each placc, Thc mu* S. tc M. Club, and Donald Red­ of the company to build houses in Mr. Heuser ligurod there was the teachers nnd outsiders [Conilmj 55, an attendant held as a material nlcipnlitics would maintain a joint mond. the club's chairman for sufficient number to guarantee there a difference ol 10 conts per on school properly w.ero concerned fund' raising lo purchase the witness in default of $1500 bail. for 'lanylliing the bourd can bc sued konnci under his direction. , shall not he less than 250 users of square yard In the Heise bid end memorial, presented the request The Keyport policc chicf said Suspicion that betting operations your scwag(v disposal system upon live cents per square yard in the for," 1 ... . to the Keyport Board which gave Mr, Collins Included In ihin* In­ each municipality would bc called were going on al thc hospital were which plans are being worked out McDowell bid using township endorsement to the plan, on to contribute to a common fund relayed to headquarters by Sgt. by your engineer, A. J. Lannittg.” fjravol. Jury lo )>eall)i claimed to comi) from Mr. Miller, who acted as to support thc program, In propor­ Edward Stumvoll, of state police, The rending of . the hitter pro- foixl nerved at the NchoolH.or froin spokesman, told the board that tion to Its estimated dog population. some time * ago. Troopers Itch- vokpd a storm of protest from River acts of th<' teachers or other cint« Pvl. Johnson had been a mem* It is believed thc average contri­ money and Joseph Hull set up a Gardens residents on the score 250 ployees which could bo eoilstrued ber of lhe softball team of the us injurious lo pu])il:i. bution from dog liccnsc revenues watch et thc hospital from July 3 “users” did not nieati lliere would Five Of Family S. 8c M. Club and his former would bc nbout $500. on, dressed as attendants. They ob­ be 2.r)Q houscholdcr» sharing the coot Qucslloii wiim rnlHetl If Uio In- team members wanted to have Chief Sproul said thc state health served Frank Pogroshefski, - of ot the sewage plant, lt was polnled suvanee was nootlcd on the- wound a public tribute In his memory. Al an Army hospital In Salaburg, Austria, a French Army sergeant Hurt In Crash officers estimate thc dog popul.v South River, described by Trooper out that with 102 houses now built, no board had ever been held lrQnlly He said that details for the gets plenty of attention from two American medics. Pfc. Dock CdLwarda tion of thc northern Monmouth Itchnioncy os a “know n bookie*' there were already 2.10 "users" of liable for anything, but this whs awarding the -lrophy have not jr., (center) of Marlboro, helps tho sergeant Into _hls robe whllle Pvl. County area is about 4000. and feel | entering the hospital several times a the proposed sewer syatom. Er.ru disrupted in the Instance of u rcccnt been worked out. but indications Otla Rose ot Pic. L Hudion, Mich* offers magailnei from the hospital Bread Truck Veers thc situation Is getting out-p.f-hand, week. Ycstcrdny Pogroshefski was Judgment of $300,000 given a Jimllor were that Malawan School of* library. The Frenchman, M/8gt. Albert Fourcade. 1» serving with iho W. Karkus, townnhlp attorney, re* particularly w ith the~-lncrcase In stopped as he was leaving thc Into Opposite Lano in Med Hank Mchnoin against tlui lidals would be recepllvo tp tho French military police dotachment In Vienna. He will conllned to the minded his hearers that there wiik the number of dog bites reported grounds in his car. Betting slips lmnrd of education ot that borouuh. plan, . hospital after becoming ill while enroute back to Vienna from a furlough no legal basis by w hich Ihe de­ On Route 34; Hil# Two and the trafTic accldcnts attributed were found on his person but there In France. : • velopers could be bound to con­ Curs, Ovorturns One Daniel Hrewer questioned if A lo drivers trying to dodge dogs run- wns no evidences of betting opera­ struct ittft houHca und-Hur deplored child broke an arm or leg on tho Y nlng Ujosc on thc highway. tions foundin' the personal efTccts in the ntlitude of eynleifiin on the Five persons who Sv^rc rldlnit In fiehool ijnm m is, if tho board •jT h/ municipalities in the district his car. liable Mr, CollinH mmtred hhn Gas Co. Promotes ^ , point. - « eai* lhat was-f<|rakeii on n curve near Ihe Inn. -"can-handle in-' Monmouth County Room-10 ofrlhc.scnilo.build ing,-oc> r -Ccntralr-Railroud -of New Jersey - A-gurnac- on. tlie property :pf H oJoldJ^eypnrt Slate J’nllee, _\yhu thin wioi ruled out when Mr, Co!« promotion jn over 41 papers’and 100 Knrl - Schneek—and—Franklin— VV* according to Chief Sproul. Tho cupied by M r,'C am pbell," Thc offl* made application to the State Pub­ Lawrence Walker, Main SI. and iins-imtrd nnelrpollcies provldronly^’ — applinncc stores, thc N. J. Natural Schaufele Jr., members of Ihe investigated. Ihu brakes look Imld State Department of Health inert ccr found betting slips under the lic Utility Commission Tuesday to Maiden Lane, Matawan, ji former $2(10 Imlenihlty. - ... ■ ■■■ Gas Co. introduced, this week, their Authority from Hivcr Gnrdrnii, re­ only on the lefl sldo, swerving his make periodic visits also, bu t it is carpct and racing sheets. When Mr. hnve buses substituted for two chief of the fire department, was vehicle across tho right lino and The boarA-whn lejmvled lo lilivu . policy, of helping appliance dealers fused to Hign so; long os no bond acknowledged from Trenton that n Campbell came to'the room, he wns grains on the.-Midawan-Frechold destroyed by fire Friday morning, id used contract on Ju ly IU w ilh Ihu ; iind plumbers sell Ibeif gas appii had been offered by fiVe developers. Into the pulh of a cur driven by full-tfrrtc resident dog warden in the found in posscssiorl , of mnrked division and for one train on the Prompt work by the fire depaijl •JoM'idi M u llig an , of Knul- Put* OJd Ilrii’k Kefarmed Chttreh ancei A fter a hitler CiXtlviingo on tho Is­ $7(i0 per room for room.! needed tn area is needed,.thcLchief reports: money, placed for “bets" with him MntnWan-Ilighlands division. > ment was credited with preventing crson. After the truck nldiMWipctl According to W. Daniel Williams, sue, the pluns weru approved on lhe house Ihe overflow fruin townnhip by the policc through their disguise The trains uffcctcd nre,No. 2002. spread of thc blaze'to the thickly* thc Mullljjiin ear, ll hit a car next vice-president ;in ehurgc of ’sules signatures of the throe- township as attendants. Mr. Campbell signed leaving Freehold at 0:10 a. mr and populated business section lea&.Uuui in line operated by Pcler l'\ Nagle, aehools. This makes the third nun* for- lh e - “Company, tho company committeemen., on the Authority. school rdjfleo leased by Ihoi ho«r five pi'ifiun riding in everything they enn to help appli­ The samo renirttiince was manifest Floyil Wyekoff, bonrd -|irwil« give bets solicited on the. grounds, nt 0:55 p. m.: and the No. 400ftt leav* paint on thc rear of three, houses the Mulligan ear and five more in ance stures und plumbers sell gas hy the lMvqr Gardens members on dent, ruled old enlrrlalmn/'ht. of . to Mr. Campbell for placing, Tficy ing Highlands at -7:54 a. m, and facing on Little St, wjib scorched. lh(! Nagle car. All were taken to appliances. other motlomi before the body. fuvlher appllcallon hy lupS Mor»‘ admitted thei'f guilt,— Trooper Itch*, arriving at Matawan 0:20 a. m„ lt is Origin of the fire In lhe one-car fhe doctor'a office but those In the Union Beach Youth "Wc plnn/; said Mr. Williams, “to When It was moved to approve a gnnvllle graduates for Iho rblht In . money said Mr. Marccllus was an believed there will be an increase frame garage i.s undetermined. Mrs. M u llig a n car w ere foun d to lie only run ads that w ill help these, stores, StiOOO one-year no-interest loan nttend Freehold High Huhool In- Killed Saturday On attendant in eharge of food delivery in running, time, with the use uf. Wulker-discovered it and turned in shaken up. The in ju rie s MUffered sell gas appliances and to supply fiom. the township coinmltlce to tho siead of Matnwan, tho dodgmilcd to buildings and Mr. Alrgond on at­ buses. the jdnrm from a box nt the corner b.v (hiifie In the N agle car were as Route 36; Identity them with display material for Authority so the newer body would ailing district fur Morjpmvlllu tendant for supervision of thc Robert—Ij—Dnrnour, publicity di­ of Main and Little Sts. All Mata* follown: Of Driver Sought their windows und counters. We’re hove fundn for Immediate nuedn, Mr. pupils. Tht! board president he ld grounds, so that cach had free oc* rector of the railroad, said today Wiiii fire companies and the Fien* Mr. Nacle, scalp wound, nlmiKhm out to see that anyone who sells Schneek and Mr. Sehaufole de­ it too in n r jh e iippronehlnit t.chonl ccss to all thc buildings of thc in that there a bus in operation now eaii Independent Fire Co. respond* nf left leg: his wife, Alice, Ull, lae- -••• Services nre being held this modern automatic gas appliances clined io go along- River Gardens Im m lor any mure ebonites m id do« stitution and were able to contact on the Matawan-Ifigiiiunds division. (Tfdh/Hfi o f sktd l. bruises <*f left (Thursday afternoon at 1:30 in the gets all thc help possible from us.” ed, residents present demanded to know elnred the transfers • wmikj Upset employees w ho were bettors. It leaves Matawan at 9:30 a, m. and Heavy black smoke drew a large sho ulde r; I heir daughters, >lanet, Bedle Funeral Home, Keyport, for Proof of this is the full page ad who would have to pay the $0000 at planned Mhool bus iirrnnjp-inoiitrt. Mr. Campbell is nn accounting arrives at Highlands ut 10:24 a. in. crow d..of shoppers jo the . scene. aged six, ruts on left side of mouth; Harold F. Burleigh, 20, of Harris which lhe local gas company is the end of the year .if the Authority If. Khienmann, a board member, official at the hospital. nnd makes a return trip from High­ When the house appeared lo bo In Anne, ii;;ed three, lacerations on Avc., Union Beach, who was In­ running this week in 41 papers failed In Us Onanelng or was dis­ was the thlid parehl lo oblaln auelt lands at 11:27 n. tn. to arrive i/i iuu- danger bystanders helped tlie fire­ bead, hjiihmN-of Die rlghl hip,-and stantly killed Saturday night when throughout tlie state. This ad urges solved before lionds wuro sold. 11 IridiNfer; M r.. Kii.eimiiintl‘ tawan 12:20 p. m, men and family carry furnlturs in­ Diane, iiiii'd eight mimUm, hirer- he was struck by a hit,*nnd-run people to visit their local appliance 9-Year-Old Tramps From wus their fear thn loan would be­ plained his daui’.hter hud the am­ He uddcd that the railroad hud to Malden Lane. atlmis of Ihe scalp. All were re* driver on Route 30, Union Beach. or plumbers or to visit their local Keansburg To Keyport - come an obligation against the bition lo become a tcneher ond made extensive use of buses on the There! wus no car In the garage’ leaned for further attention of IheJr The flcv. David A. Wilson, pastor gus company store. homeowners individually. Mr. needed Huhjeets taught at Kreehidd Matawan-Highlanda division in pre­ ui the lime of Ihe fire. JJlcyeies ow n phy/doirm affer enn.-rgeney of Calvary Methodist Church, is A nine-year-old Matawan boy was Schneek and Mr. Schaufele an* and not obtainable nt Mnluwan in' •Thc company has made arrange­ World War 11 duys but with the and children’s toy* belonging to treatment. • officiating at thc services. Inter­ reported by his parents to have nounced that for want of nsHurmicc* gel in college. Two trnnsfrrn Worn ments with 100 appliance stores coining of the war, gasoline was in the Walkers were de,*itroyed.-Nelth* Kleffer wn* given a fuunnums for ment will follow in Mnplewood walked five jnllcs from Keansburg there would be no commitment on previously made on a similar pli'/e throughout the state to take part short supply and passenger travel ei’-Mr. Walker, Fire Chief Vlneenl cnri'teim driving returnable Aug. 12 Cemetery, Freehold;.---rrvr. beachfront to the Keyport Auction the" pai l of the hoinenwnern, they It wan voled lo privately in te r­ in these jjus company promotions by rail so Increased it became eco­ Uujlew, nor Policc Chief John J. before MagiMrale I.uther A, Foster, Burleigh, employed as a baker's lot Friday under the stress of fear could not vote /or tlie Joan. view two applicants for flu* purd o f which will be paid for by thc com­ nomic for the railroad- to restore Flood would estimate the loss, Mr. of Malawan Townnliip, , helper In Hanson’s Bakery, Key­ of being lost. On a motion to make Tlie Mat­ Jimlloi' of Morgimville School, Ono pany itself. In addition to this, the trfiins. He indicated that the W alker said it was covered by port, was crossin? Route 30 to thc awan Dank depository of the hum applieMiit was reported to offer Ihe. the local gas company plans to have Thc boy, Fred Brandigon, of insurance. Lnkcview Inn when he was hit. His _ drop-off in passenger travel in the fundn, the two Itlver Cinrili-nn mem ­ K. Of C. Picnic Sot fioivleo» of Ids Wife iilso; both htin- each of their 15 company stores Ravine Dr., had gune with a group There Were no injuries in the* past few years inclined the railroad bers-again declined nr^entlng vote?!. band and wife working for $:ifH0 body was thrown 200 feet by the j throughout tlie* territory take part from Matawan for a day’s outing. fire, hut one of the W alker children For Sunday, Aug. 17 to again restore the buses. There Were unimlmouu vijten tin per ainiiini, the hunband dolnit /(on* impact. ; . j in this series of promotions. The The children In the group were cut his chin in falling off a' wire bonding the neeielaiy, Mrs, Jean The second annual faodly picnic end imdnlenanee work on a ll Keyport State , Policc and Union company is stocking their com* told by the adults in charge to fence shortly afterwards, lb- was Beach reported late ycstcrdny thiit( ' Cars Pile Up On llorabJt, for MOO, for having the of Si, Joseph's Counell IMOU, Knlghlrt school,, in addlllon, pany stores with the very latest in remnin at n place of amusement Inken lo the office of a Malawun they still were working on clues rliairm nn and. /lenelary si«n cherliN f (‘ohnnJmn, of Keyporl, will be inodetn automatic gas appliances'until called for. Fred became un- Route 34; Two Hurt physician who took three sUtehes found at thc scene. imd for setting the secretary’s sal­ belli Sunday, Aug, 17, al Charlie's i nnd w ill sell these appliances to easy as a period of time elap.s.-d lo close the wound. . ‘ ary at J>M0 per annum. White lllreh (hove, Itnherbwllle, I Burleigh was bom in1 Keansburg. anyone who wants to come in and without^.lhe adult* reappearing nnd Two men were Injured when the I’he WnllterK have been staying Military Rites For 1 s lm lin g at l:i!0 |i, m. I He is survived by his mother, Mrs. buy them. ** left thc other children to make it car in which they were riding was ...W.ben Mr, banning pmicnted a with Mr. and Mrs, W alli r Newman. ('iiitlnniin .lack Conway has im*j Lillian (Brown) Burleigh; four sis­ “We nre also in the process of alone for Matawnn without saying crashed into from tin; rear while bii) at for hi/< services to dale, Fountain Ave. iind Jackson St. tin* nounced that tlrhels can he obtain­ ters, Mrs. Bertha G ill, Marlboro; making arangemcnts with many anything to the children with whom they were halted on a line of traffic Mr, Selu-ncU nnd Mr,. Hehaufele Keyport Soldier til.their house is fit for occupancy ed nt Ihe li, of C, Chihbouse, oil Mrs. Eva Ostrander, Keyport; Mrs. local banks - for"-ir~timc—]Taytneril he was in company. on Route 31 Monday, declared that they wen-' voting igain. K oule M, K e y p o r l.. or from com- Hazel Kelly, Atlantic City; and Mrs. plan," said Mr. W illiams. “The Ills mother, Mrs, Katherine "no" not for any personal reasonti A car driven by Martin G. Saund* inllloii MiandMirs....'I'hey nlhO m ay he Pvt. J. E. Johnson To Evelyn Furiato, California, nnd a banks have been most coopera live, Drandigon, became nlar/ned when or /pH'HlJwi an lo Mr. J,nimlni:'.*i ers, 27, of Jamaica, f *. f.. biruck u Mayor Sells Acreage . p u n ’h,iM'd at the* ph'nle fii'oiiiii^. brother, Archie, of Perth Amboy. and many have expressed a desire he did not return ut lhe appointed capability an an eni'lneer but be- lie Interred Saturduy car operated hy Ciro C. Imiico, 23, peelul buses, donaled by Michael to cooperate with us, and make il hour. Likewise lhe adults In charge From Holmdcl Farms jeauM* tinTo Imd not been .tJiiie a l­ l hi>j h o ld in g M'nled and Ihe background of th Robert P. Dedecker, 20. of Somer­ K eyporl, at' 1:110 p m, for tin July For Service In addition to this merchandising j ccntcr nnd found Fred missing., in Hn.lmdel of the form er D e W III i project. 'I’he b ill pin-ned Il-iI ville, also,a serviceman. ’ picnic grounds, and tiaiinpoilnllmi F u ll iid llin ry b u ria l rile>i w ill l»o pulley, lhe new gns company an-j A. police- search of roads out of Smock and Charles Conover farneii a move h» adverllse for bldn Imaco and Haron Robinson, of w ill he fiirnii.hi'd wilhout chanie, lo neeorded to Pvl, John I), .lehnsua Nine area youths enlisted for m il­ nounced that lt also plans to- offer Keansburg was unavailing, but this lo Lyn ford Steven,son, of Marlboro, for the coTintrul'llon tiie office of a'M u* morning at (I o'clock in Cedar wood, appliances and to repair any-gas im d—aunt,---Mr, nnd ’Mrs. Clifton Schanck, (if Matawan, this tnornhm. tained. A public opening of tin- Fnlisting in the army from this tawan physician by Capt. J. Kdgur t ’emeteiy, Keyporl, A n u m b e r of appliances, should they have some Hensley, also searching in their ear. The prope)t,v iold |s lhe tillable bids w ill hi- held al the (< '■ frnrdned /ih.i/'o h;id sustained ft lu Ihe m oM . tie, In os one,- biur pa/ilor' nt fi'eihM’mi'Of Lulbenm 7'he Sfuoel'. an d C onover foiiin. ed :n o .M . thev are John A. Hollingdrake,) of Lavoie Laboratories Inc. was lak.i cl,,l,)c(J boy therelore proved inl.s-1 ))J|f| in jtiry ;,}<.(». HobiiiM in cars were Involved on Monte :r, ( 'Im n Ii, fidiclidlnj:, v/e,i- pnrcha:;ed by Moy*o Seh-uii I: Mr. Karluin < x|ihdned il would b> Shore Blvd., Keansburg: Alfred A. j en during the past month when Ma* ||b’»dH»K. j waK treated fo, Iii:; hu rts and u - !iatii|ilay but Iwo of U»e dilvers I’vt, .foliiiMin. the of Mr. and four ye,ns nco and he h.'e. en;'ai:ed neeeit?i,iry to get an easem ent m io.-M ,miii Edmond, Matawan: Walter Belling* i tawan Trading Co. leased the Fow-j •> av. • M ■ , ie ised, iPedecker an d Saunders re* look off before the police ear nr Mu-,, ('luirleit II. .Iohn >oii, (II Hroad. in fitinnn.’ the tillable, paitn ni lo in 'o n Itiv i n la le l^r. n e w est Mot- I j to SsiuntUtw w*/« ilvrd, ’J’ho.ve who remained to io. cr. MorganviJic: and Isaac Chandler, J. Lavoie, president o f ! Nook St.. Cliffwood, was r.entenced j were-lowed to O. K. (Jarage, Ma|a- fai'ojln'f. Jleiteh, and Henry L. (lanincr, of Corps, and iiad be e p , in r.ervlco Stilwell Fines Man and Mi, Schaufele who pass*<1. j the Laboratories, stated two opera-] p» six months in Ihe eounty JaJ) by ! wa/,. .Dedecker bie to drive The fn.i ton ' wt re |J,e ho/dtngs n il 'i'rxsit! fid,. Mnbiwwi. ;/)nr/- .January JJMi. He underwent For Throwing Bottles tions w ill be conducled at thc new | Matawan Township Magistrate* Lu-j his nway under its own power, two well-known Monmoidli (.'oimty r... < q .v j ^ On 'fhurw.lay a ear o|ieiate- J ------— ----- families since Colonial thneo. • * * flO n iO ft S lT llt ll Itoute ;r, l/y W illiam Saner, of 1102 was In Kore i i-even monlhii. ' A $100 fine was levied on Duvid j sit-'cases for tho trJhsporlihg of in -1 orderly charge preferred hy the' ' Cord Of Thanks ------; Died Suddenly S. (.‘(jiieoUra'. Cliffwood llenrh, eol- I ’vl, .lolmiion was a graduate of Nathaniel. North Carolina, for t strumcnLs and thc work of the cabl- j defendant's wife, j We wish to take this mean.s of , Notice , j ( ' ...... , lidcij wil)» one driven by Leon Keypo;I High Sehooi and was ii. •throwing broken glass on County j jng department. j Ciipt. J. • Kdgar Wilkin.von, ofilhankin^ our friends and nr-itfh* Applications will be received at i V/ord has been' le' eived in Key* l.ohnn, of Tolteiivllle. Over the member of the football leiun. Itoute 4 by Holmdel" Township J Ted Koscis is in charge of the] tov/nfchip'.'"|Kdice, had to intervene I hors for their »;>lendld asiist'ince the Matwan iSoroiifjh Hall; JgU M ;dn j po, | of the sudden death Tueulay v.-eekcml, cam epeiated Alfred Surviving bcMdes his piireatfl nru" Maglslrute Stanley StllwcLl M ondbyj transit case division. Tlie cabling l|n Mrs. Hapzit-nskl's behalf in an | during _oui .recent fire. Without, Stn.-et by (*|ii‘ f Jo h n J. Flood, i You c

M**. Maurice Moloney ’ Vena . "" Rev. Richard Young Ciilfwopd Beach, Girl ENGAGEMENB BIRTHS A ■son was born,in South Amboy -Mrs. Ella A. Maloney, 06 , of 64 eansburg Youth, Installed At Leonardo On NJC Dean’s List ‘ Broadway, Keyport, widow. oiMaur- Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mr ...... ■ Kelly-Zobrlikl# : ... '■ . • A pe l 1 .' Salvatore Venn, Motawan Ave!, ice Maloney, died early Friday Tho Itev., Richard Young for- Dean Mnrgarct T. Corwin of New. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zabrtskie, Mrs* FftiM?iB-Ifbuset 73, w idow of morning, Aug.; I; 1952, in tho S«fo- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Apel, 83 Thir­ Cliffwood. Killed In Crash Jersey College for Women, hai nn- mcriy ot Keyport, was Installed as Trank Itaukk- Monday morn­ brook Hill Nursfng ' Home, .Mrs. of 7’hfrd and Division Sts., Keyport,, teenth St,, West Keansburg, ore the ______-n nounced that 132 students have been ing, Aug. 4* 1952, at the homo of Maloney had fractured her hip ih announce the engagement, of their parents of W on, born Tuesday, July .. . AdkintOti pastor of the Leonardo. Baptist numed on.the Dean's List In recog­ .daughter, Mary Theresa, to John her daughter. Mrs. Elmer Cottrell, a fall in her home two weeks :be* 29, 1952, in Riverview Hospital. Mr, ond Mrs. William Adkinson/ John L. Stolpe, 24, Cliurch at siiecial services last nition-of high scholastic attainment William Kelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. 212 Seeley Ave., Keansburg, are 35 OakU ftd St .vlled Bonk. , fore her cleath. 'She was born in Truck Driver,,Lost week. ' during the 1051-52 academic year. Matthew Kelly, of Beacon. Hill Rd., Boiilv. In.'/.JKeyport,'. she was the Holmdel Township, the daughter of Logan . . parents of a daughter "bOrfi'Satur­ Life Thursday He recently graduated from the • To achieve tliis distinction, a daughter .ot the late. William H. the late Patrick and M ary (Sagur- Morganville. day, Aug. 2,1952, in Biverview Hos­ —Mri-and Mrs. George Logan, GO Eastern Baptist Theological Semin­ Ecnior student, must average grades and Anha Brower Dowen. Mrs. ton) Costello, and hnd lived in Key* The bride-to-be is a graduate of pital. ~ Beacon Light Ave., Keansburg, are John L. Stolpe, 24, of 158 Maple ary, Philadelphia, nnd is serving of at least 1.(1 in hcr junic^ year. House was a member of .the First port since her marriage! Keyport H igh School; class Of 1950, the parents o f a oon, born Wedhes- Ave., Keansburg, a driver for J. W. his first- pasiorate. He ‘ is the Juniors and sophomores must have Baptist Church; Pride of. Onward Her. only survivor is a daughter, and Js employed by the Keyport . .O lsen day, July 30, 1052t in Riverview Embley ond Son, .Keansburg, was son of T, Fred Young, deacon of nn average of at least 1.8 in t^ielr Council. S. and D. o f L : j ttaveAirik Mrs. Churles E. Stultz, at home. Banking Co. Mr. and Mrs. Christian Olsen, 10 Hospital. . . ‘ , killed Thursday afternoon when his sophomore nnd freshman years, Rebakah lodge, and the Auxiliary of Services were conducted Monday The bridegroom-elect attended Hilltop Blvd', Cliffwood Beach, ore the First Baptist Church of Key­ truck was in collision with a pass­ respectively. --- 1 Samuel T, Sleeper Camp, Sons of morning at 9 o'clock in St. Joseph's East Orunge High School nnd is parents of a daughter born in South port The couple has two children, Petersen Miss Karen M, Aamot, ’54, of 43 Union’ Veterans. Church, whore n requiem mass wns Amboy Memorial Hospital. - enger car at Reeveytowh Rd., ond Lynne, 2^ years old ond Nancy, 7 N ; born to J . .. .._ Arbordale ■ Dr., Cliffwood 'Beach, In addition to her daughter, she offered. Interment, under direction Asbury Ave., New Shrewsbury. Mrs. months. Ernest petersen, 75^-i Main St., Ma> was the only student from this area is survived by two sisters, Mrs. of .the Bedle Funeral Home, was }n Wolker ' Sophie G arcia, 27, o f Clark T ow n­ Taking 'part in the installation tawan, In Monmouth Memorial Hos to be namd to the list. Minnie Olsen, Red Bonk; Mrs. NeK the church cemetery.. . Mr...ond Mrs.,James Walker, af ship. Union County, and her three- service were the Rev. W. E. *Bis- pital, on Tuesday* July 29, 1932. • . lie Hallenbake, New York, and two Elmwood Park, ill., are the parents year-old daughter, Noreen, also lost grove, of the New Monmouth Bap­ brothers, Charles Dowen, Long William M. Ackerson of a son, born July 30, 1952. Mrs. their lives in the crash. ' Defease Bonds pay the same rate Holmes . tist Church; the Rev. James Bane Walker is the former Miss Emily The gravel-laden tractor-trailer of interest aa the War Honda you Branch, and Harold Dowen, Red W illiam M. Ackerson, 09,-of Key-, and the Rev. James E. Naylor, Mr. and Mrs, Paul Holmes, Bank Brust, of Keyport, upset aftpr hitting the passenger car bought during tho war. Buy.some! Bank. — port-Holmdel Rd., Holmdel Town­ Ocean Grove; the Hev. Joseph R. St., Matawan, are the parents of a and it took, police nnd rescue w ork­ ,'Tho Mount Memorial Home was ship, died; at his home Thursday, Faith, First Baptist Church, Key­ son, born Tuesday, Ju ly 29, 1952, J n ers over an hour to pry loose the iii; charge ; of arrangements. July 31, 1952, Mr. Ackerson, a port the Rev." W. Harry Kraft, Cen­ WHARTON MEMORIALS Monmouth Memorial Hospital, BAPTISMS truck driver's body from the cab, farmer, was born in Holmdel Town­ tral Baptist Church, Atlantic High­ A Navy" crane from the nearby by ' "/• ' Henry J. Cleary ship, ^he son of the late Henry E. lands; Dr. Harold F. Stoddard,^ex­ ' Kent Kirk Naval Ammunition Depot was used Matawan-Keypprt Monument Works 'Henry. J. Cleary, 52, of 1127 Bay­ and Ida VanMater (Hendrickson) ecutive secretary of the New, J&rsoy Mr. and Mrs. Willie Kent, Dutch Sur.nn, infant daughter of Mr. and along with Another Embley truck to Highway 35 . , yjewr Ave., Union Beach, husband Ackerson, nnd^had lived there all Baptist Convention and Lester B. Lane Rd., Marlboro, are the parents Mrs'. Kenneth K irk , 01 St. Peter PI., upright the vehicle. The passenger Keyport/N. J. . of- Mrs.’ Norma Louise (Sutton) his life. Sherman, modeartor of the Mon­ Keypbrt, was baptized Sunday, Aug. 4 Phone Keyport 7-1124 Cleary, died suddenly Friday, Aug. For a num ber- of yeart 'h e was of a daughter, Jaorn Tuesday, Ju ly car wos demolished. • mouth Baptist Confederation. 29. 1952, in Monmouth Memorial 3, 1952, in St. Joseph's Church. 1, 19fi2. Mr. Cicary was stricken at collector in Holmdel Township and Six other persons, passengers ^ in Sponsors were Miss Claire Mans­ work.' He was employed"3 by the also served for several years on the Hospital. ' • the car wtth Mrs. Garcia, were field and William Kerchner. . Novena Opens'In VanAmeringen-IIacbler Co., of Un­ Holmdel Township Board of Edu­ seriously injured. Driver of the ion. Beach. cation. Mr. ACkersop was a charter Sleight . car was Mrs. Grace Aruta, 24, of East Keansburg Mr. and Mrs. Legrande Sleight, 18 He was born in New York CKy, member of the Hazlet Fire Co. and Services Friday For 33C P a r W n y Dr., C lark Township. A solemn novena to Our Lady of the son of the late James and Julia the first assistant foremart of the Wilson Ave., Keansburg, are par­ Mr. Stolpe, a veteran of Wowd Gloria J. Storms the Miraculous Medal, opened last (Coffee) Cleary. v company. He was a member of the ents of a daughter born Wednesday, War It; was bom in Keansburg, ]\ He. js survived besides his wife Ju ly 30, 1952,\}h M on mouth.,M env the Ron. of M r. and Mrs. R o b e rt night and ends on Thursday eve­ beneficiary department of the Mon­ ~ G lo rlff J. Stnrms, 10 years old, by one son, Ilenry J. jr.,-and ohe orlal Hospital. Stolpe sr. ' He attended Middletown ning, Aug. 14, at fl o'clock at St. mouth' County Firemen's Associ­ died on Monday, Aug. 4, “1052, ,in daughter, Carol Ann, both of Union Township High School. _ Catherine’s Church, Dray Ave., East ation. ' Monmouth Memorial Hospital. She Beach. . Klelnichmidt Keansburg. The novena is being Surviving' arc his wife Mrs. was born in Jersey- City, the daugh­ ' Surviving besides his parents ore •. Funeral services were held at the MISS MARY T. ZABRISKIE A son wos born Wednesday, July conducted by the. Rev. Roger Gan­ Katharine (Stevenson) Ackerson; ter of the late Lloyd und Alice a brother. Robert jr., and two sis­ Day Funeral Home, Keyport, Mon­ 39, 1952, in Riverview Hospital, to non, CP, of the Passionist Mission four sons, Jam es H., Jo h n V. ond employed by the Engineered Pre­ (Bartholomew) Storms, ond made ters, Mrs.. Thomas K elly and Miss day at 1 p. m, ond at 2 p. m. a serv­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klclnschmldt, Band of St. Gabriel’s Monastery, D IAMOND R I N G3 Walter, of HolmdelTownshlp, ond cision* Casting Co., M organville. He her home with hcr„ grandparents, Gertrude Stolpe, oil of Kbamsburg. ice was heldin St. Mary's Episcopal 75 Willis Ave,, Keansburg, Brighton, Mass. . BUDQET Alan S. of Tokyo, Japan; one served in thu U. S. Army for two Mr, and Mrs. Frank Bartholomew^ Services were held Monday after­ Church, Keyport,' with the Rev. The novena services-'are held each daughter, Mrs. John W, Foster jr., years during which he spent 11 905 Lorillard Ave., Union Beach. noon at 2 o’clock In the JQhn J. Jam es A. Gusweller, rector, offici- Harrtion evening at 8 o’clock and consist of of Fennsaukcn; and six grandchil­ months in Alaska. ■ ' • ' Ryan Funeral Home, Keansburg. atinjg. Interm ent was in Cedarwood A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Surviving Beside her grandparents novena proyers, sermon, benediction dren, ’ ' No date has been set for the 49 W. Front St.; Keyport N. J* V Cemetery, Keyport. •••••> Thomas Harrison, RFD, 1, Box 178, are several sisters and brothers. of the Most Blessed Sacrament and NEAR STRAND THEATER Services were conducted Monday wedding. Matawan, on Wednesday, July 30, Services are being held Friday Jeep In Accident veneration of the relic of St. Cather­ afternoon ot 2 o'clock in thc.Bedle Open Fridays until 8 P.M. Mrs. H iram E. Deot* 1052, tn Perth Amboy General Hos afternoon ot 2 o’clock in the Bedle ine Labourc. • ...... < ...... -. Funeral Home, Keyport. Interment BouchSfd-Bmith pital. Funeral Home, Keyport. Inter­ Jam es IIU1, 49, Marlboro, .was -Mrs. Eva A. Deats, 81, wife of wns in Holmdel Cemetery. Mr. nnd Mrs. Warren Van Clicf, ment will be in the 'family plot in apprehended in Freehold Saturday H ira m Edm und Dr^ats. of Fleming-, 4p Oak St.. Keyport, announce the Cedarwood Cemetery. ton Junction,' died Monday, July Crack night by Patrolman Michael Sps- Photography by Joseph A . Ruane engagement of Mrs. Van Cllcf's Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Crack, 45 tokas after the jeep he was driving ■ 28, 1952, Qt the Union Forge Nurs-' • ‘ PORTRAITS . - WEDDINGS daughter, Miss Patricia A. Smith, upset at1 Oak and Murray Sts. -­ ing Home in Clinton. Atlantic Ave., Keansburg, nre par­ Keansburg Ticket -.. - COMMERCIAL AND AERIAL - to (William F, Bouchard jr., son of ents of a daughter born Thursday, Freehold Policc -Chief Cornelius She was bom oil Telegraph Hill Ungerlcider'Brenler . ‘ ' Largest Selections of > . ’ Mr. and Mrs. Williani F. Douchard Agent Died Sunday De Vrie.^said tho jeep is owned by farm, Holmdel Township, the daugh­ July 31, 1952, huBlverview Hos­ Miss Louise Bressler, formerly of sr,t -350 Muin St,, South Amboy. • CANDID WEDDING ALBUMS ter of the late Elizabeth Ely (Per- pital •. . • Ralph Maher, Keyport Rd., Ilolmdei, Keyport, daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Miss Smith is a graduate‘orKey.* Charles D, Sayre jr., of 11 Jessica ‘ Starting at $40.00 . > rine) and James Grove Taylor, lifer but no charge has beeh made again­ Messenger of Cnrteret, and Robert port High School, class of 1951, ond P]., M onm outh Bench, ticket agent - “UNEXCELLED IN BEAUTY” . - husband is the prominent Hunter­ Alger st H ill. . Bressler of Woodbridge, became the is employed in the Keyport officc at..the Kc/msbur# railroad station, don Cqunty genealogist* and his­ Mr. and Mrs. James A. Alger, 72 103 Main Street Matawan, N. J.. bride of Robert Ungcrlelder, sou of of Ih e N. J . Bell Telephone Co. Mr. died suddenly Sunday afternoon torian. , ■ . * Division St., Keyport,’ are parents 1 ' - Tel. M Atawan 1-lBBf-W Mr, and Mrs. Morris Ungcrleidcr of Bouchard attended Hoffman High after collapsing in a friend’s cor. . Mrs. DeatA .attended The Peddle of a son born Monday night, Aug. 113 North 10th St., Easton, Pa., S un­ School ond is employed by a local Mr, Sayre was employed by the School, Highblown, when it wos 4, 1952, in Monmouth Mcmorlnl day night, Aug 3, 1952, Ih Ann Gor­ contractor. ... . Central Railroad of New Jersey.for eo-oducational. She was president Hospital, The bnby weighed seven don’s in Newark. The ceremony wns No date hns been net for the wed- inuny yours and formerly'wns ticket of the Kalomathia Club of Peddie pounds, five ounces. ' SUttlUOR FUNERAL SERVICES «« performed by Rabbi Abrnham Sol- dlng. . agent at Atlantic Highlands. ' Alumnae, and a member of the New 'Surviving arc his wife, Mrs. n w m I tfgnfty md tes- qf-GleiLRlUge— _ ..... __ ^Jersey ^Society- of -the—Colonial l-- ...... -Main waring— ------Bertha W hite- Sayre;- two-daughters Miss Jeanette Sachs of New VanWorp-ElUol! H rm _ Dames nnd of the New Jersey* So M r rind Mr.s. Richard Mninwnring, nnd five sons. •* .­ York City was maid of honor, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilenry ,Elliott, Wash­ ciety of Daughters of the Founders R. D,, Box 123, Keyport, or^the Funeral arrangements are under Lady Attendant, Noa-Sedarian] Abe Ungcrleidcr, brother .of. the ington Ave., Matnwan, announce ond Patriots of America,­ parents of*a daughter, born Monday, the diroctioa of the A. M. .Posten, bridegroom was best mnn. the engagement of their daughter, .. Besides her husband she^is sur­ Aug. 4,1952, in M onm outh M emorial nnd Sons Funeral Home, Atlantic DAY Funeral Home vived by one daughter. (t- The bride wos given In marriage' Sharon, to Robert VanW orp jr., son Hospital, - _ . 3S1 Mapl. PI. KEYPORT | Highlands, ' , ' •Tel. KEypor, 7-15SJ ■ Funeral services were held Fri by her father. She wore a balln* of Mr. and Mrs. Robert VanWorp, day, Aug. 1, at 2 p. mV ot Fleming- rina-length ice blue' nylon tulle noutc 34, Malawan, ' Tedell . ton. Inicrment wus in Cherryvlllo gown w ith lace flowerfl appliqued -Mjsa Elliott, a graduate of Mnta­ A. daughter wns. born to Mr. ond Cemetery, Flemirigton. on an accordion-pleated flounce wan High School, is employed by Mrs, JosopJr-Tedeli. 200 Alpine Way, forming the hemline of the skirt, Plastiq finishes of Matnwan. Mr. Laurence Harbor, in South Amboy SAME D A Y - Mrs. Frederick Wagner ' nnd n matching jacket. Her nylon VnnW orp, airm an first class, is Memorial Hospitalr • " Vacation time is the tulle veil fell from a pillbox hat. stationed at'-the Eglin Air Force Mrs. Efva Wagner, 78/ wife of j Pappas Studios i Tho bride wos graduated from Bnse, Fin. ' . SERVICE time for Rest and Frederick Wagner, 77 Ocean Blvd., Fraier ■ . Keyport Schools ond Arnolds Acad­ No date has been set for the Cliffwood Beach, died at her home Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frazer, 901 Relaxation. on Tuesday. Jjily 29, 1952. She was emy of New York City. Her hus­ wedding. - Eighth JSt„ Union Beach, are p a r­ IN AT 10 A.M. I Photography I o member of the Laurence Harbor band was graduated from Easton ents of a daughter born in South Don’t lose out on WftlUng-Butler^' r Community Church. High School, Lafayette College and Amboy Memorial Hospital. OUT AT 5 P .M .. . Fun because of...... Surviving beside her husband nre the University of Pennsylvania Mrs. Molly Butler, 135 Poole Ave.l( | Candid Weddings | Law School. lie is practicing law Money Worries.— three daughters, Mrk Roy Perry, Union Beacii, announces tht*,^en­ Nochest, ^ | A Specialty ] of Roseland, Mrs. Thomas W. Ott, in Bethlehem, Pa-, and is a mem-, gagement of her duuchler, Marie, to A daughter, was born'tn-South her of the Northampton County of Melbourne Bench, Fla., and Mrs. Arthur Wollinc. of Union Bcach, Amboy Memorial Hospital to . Mr. j 7 W. Front St. Koyport = Our Friendly Service can be counted on. Bernard Dccker, of U nion; n son, nnd Pennsylvania Bar Associations. ----- « and Mrs. Ralph Nochese, Motawan KEYPORT CLEANERS I Tel. KE 7-1391 | to help you. For prompt action . . . Alfred W., of Ncw York; two sis­ After a wedding trip to New Cuoccl-Cullen 1 Rd., Matawan. E. FHONT, OPP. P. O. ters, Mrs. Clara Kerkclser, of Col- Ilnmpshire, Murray Bay, Province Mr. and Mrs, Edward J. Cullen, OFFICE AND PLANT r.HIIIHMItMIIUmiimMIIMIItlllfMlllMIHMIMtlllMimilMC Umbus,’ 0. and Mrs, John Mauris, of Quebec, Canada, and the Thou­ of Hazlet Ave., Hazlet, announce Zweldlnger, Division St., Keyporl CALL: ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 1-0627 of Irvington; a brother, Peter Fish­ sand Islands, the couple w ill reside the engagement of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. T. Valentine ^weid- er, of Florida; four grandchildren In the Parkhurst Apartments in Floreiito Louise, to Michael Cuocci, lnger, 21 Salem PI., ClifTwood, are Branch: Main St* ...... MATAWAN and two great grandchildren. Bethlehem. ” son of Mr. ond Mrs. Louis Cuocci, the parents of a son. bftrn Sunday, DR. LOUIS I. PRAGER ATLANTIC FINANCE COMPANY Funeral arrangements were under of Beers Rd., Hnzlet. Aug. 3, 1952, in Monmouth Memorial | Tel. KEyport 7-0102 ' OPTOMETRIST 121 First Ave. . Atlantic Highlands direction of the Smith nnd Smith Plllar-Bnlley 1 No date has been feet for the Hospital, - Lie. No. 852 . JIM McNAMARA, Mgr, Funeral Home, Springfield. Miss Maniyri Lee Bailey, daugh wedding. EYES EXAMINED ter of Mr. ond Mrs. .Winfield J - Marlin Oertel Bailey, 40 W ashington St.,, Keyport; Colo-Shlffner OFFICE HOUHS ricpir haft toeca; m ade ,of Martin Oertel pfi jBarnegnt, for-j became tthQ ,brjcjqvo f.R i chqrd Paul . A n n°po .. GIRLS . , . • . Daily and Saturday, merly of Ferth-Ambdy ond Laur­ Pillar, soii of W r i“om n W x $ Jqseph! the cntfaK -.‘.i ii-;v."". ■; auglitor or Min. Harry - Friday. 8:A.M.',lo»-P.M. V i ys. r • Vi [ -j «- v \ ^ • ence Harbor. died Wednesday, July Pillar, Snyrevillc, nt 7 o'clock Thurs­ Shlffner,. When you get that ENGAGEMENT RING, Shiffner, of 115 Dock St., Union Wednesdays 9 A.M. io (t Noon 30, 1052, in Pine Haven Hospital, day evening, July 31,, 1952. - The take full advantage of the THOMAS STUDIOS Beach, nnd the late Mr. Shlffner, to Bnyville, Qfter a long illness, Mr. ceremony was performed In tlw 30 W. Front St., Keyport A /lc * Horace G. Cole, son of Ml'fl. SERVICE...... Beauty to set jou tin q / in q Oertel owned a retail grocery nnd pnj’sonage of tho First Bnptist Ben II. Cole, of Westminster, S. C.. meat market in Perth Amboy-for Church of Keyport, by the Rev, Your engagement picture WITHOUT ANY . KEyport 7-2020 • nnd the late Mr. Cole. ' ' many yours. After retiring he lived Joseph Faith, pnstor. - OBLIGATION ON YOUR PART. Here are fine diamonds to set astir deep The bride-lo-bo was graduated on Route 3.1, Laurence Harbor, be­ The bride wore a pink lnce street from Keyport Illgh Sehool, attend­ fore going to Barneflnt. * length dress w ith w hite accessories appreciative feeling for that which is precious ed Newnrk Preparatory School and Surviving ore a son, Milton, of nnd n corsage of white roses. TRUSSES American Institute of Banking ond THOMAS STUDIOS -assembled in our collection to give you Metuchcn; a grandchild, two great Mr. .and-.Mrs, Thomas Nagle, of AND - Is with National State Bank, Mer­ grandchildren and a sister, Mrs, Keyport, were the attendants, Mrs. 284 Hobart Street ■ Perth Amboy, N. J. chants and Newark Office, Newark. the utmost in satisfaction and value Elizabeth Mem.el of Providence, Nagle wore a summer beige ensem­ Her fiance attended Fnir Play High SURGICAL SUPPLIES B. I. ble and a corsage of yellow roses, A reception followed at the home School, Fair Play, S. C. lie Is sta­ ALWAYS IN STOCK Services were conducted Saturday of the bridegroom's parents after tioned at Westover AFU, Mass, ot the Mason Funeral Home. South PRIVATE FITTING, ROOM which. Mr.. and. Mrs. Pillnr left for Mortgage Financing Amboy, with tiie Rev. Christopher n wedding trip to Cnnoda. They Nichols, rector of Christ Episcopal E. H. Larrison w ill reside at 40 W ashington St., WILLS FILED INDUSTRIAL Church, officiating. Interment was Expert Truss and Appliance Keyport. , • ..... in Rose Hill Cemetery, Matawnn. . RESIDENTIAL .. . COMMERCIAL Fitter for Men u 'The bride is a graduate of Key­ Kenneth E. Conklin Br1. port High School and Is employed Kenneth E. C onklin sr., who died Correspondent* ,- John J, Gartland Eva V. Larrison in the office’ of the J; J. Newberry In Keyport on July 14, provided for - , THE HOWARD SAVINGS INSTITUTION ' . ' John J, Gartland, 104 Myrtle Ave, Expert Truss and Appliance Co., in Keyport. The bridegroom, members of his fhmily in his- will Newark, N, J. . ■ Keansburg, died Snturdny, Aug, 2, Fitter for Women a graduate of Suyreville High dated Aug. 10, 1940, 1952, ot Riverview iTospItal, Red Sohool, is serving in the U, S. Navy He left his sporting equipment to Bank. He was employed by the T. FRANK A P P L E B Y ACENCY, Inc. ut Norfolk, Vo. .=------h is : sons, -WUUaift-JVjj and Kenneth - Prudential Insurance Company of E. Conklin jr. Pefsonnl jewelry, 230 Main Street Asbury Park, N. J. B A Y D RU G -America and was formerly with SuUon-Dlmier — wearing apparel and dogs were left A. P. 2-3300 the firm’s debt policy register de* W. Front St., Keyport Announcement .has been made of to another son, John H. K, Conklin. partment. / Next to Peoples National Bank the marriage of Miss Beatrice M. A daughter, Margaret E. Conklin Is Mr. Gartland is survived by his Dlmsey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. to receive his nutomobilb. . ' wife, Mrs. Florence Freeman Giirt Harold DJmsey, of Route 33, Laur M r, C onklin’s wife, Adn, Is to re­ land. ** • v cnee Harbor, to Thomas J. Sutton, ceive one quarter share in the ea THE BARGAIN HOUSE Arrangements were In charge of All Makes son of Mrs. Emily Sutton of 541 tatc together with ‘any government the John J. Itynn Funeral lloine, Prospect Ave., Laurence Harbor, bonds belonging to both ot them at EVERY DAY IS A BARGAIN DAY - 233 Carr Avo. TYPEWRITERS ond- the1^lute-James-Suttonr thc*.tlmc of his death. FREE The marrluge was . performed A three-twentieths .share is to-be — and Peter W, Koster, Jr DELIVERY IN June ff, 152, ot Elkton, Md. The invested by the trustees of the es­ Parkay 9x9 Blocks •. ‘ __ Peter W. Kostor, jr„ 40, of Swim ADDING MACHINES THE BAYSHORE couple now is residing In Richmond* tate for the purpose of setting up a - ming Rivqr Rd„ Lincroft, died Sun* White Metal Base Cabinets AREA ya,, while Sutton is completing his fund,for the enre and1 maintenance Sold, Rented, Repaired. • -day, Aug. 3, 1052. , basic Army training at Camp Pic of a •daughter, Helen V. Conklin, n ' He wus born In West New Vork,. White Kitchen and Linen Cabinets kett. Va. Miss Dlmsey Is a gradu patient at the Statu Hospital at son o f Peter W. Koster, o f thnt place, ate of Mntawan High School while Marlboro. . • and tiie lule Mrs. Georglanna West- Metal Wardrobes Diamonds in our collection from *35.DO to he is a graduate of St, Mary’s Illgh The remainder df the estnte Is 11500.00 endorf Koster. lie wan the owner of School, Elizabeth, to. bcjihared egUally by the children UnpnintedDesks . a riding acadetriy at Sycamore and tie excoption of Helen. A son. S hre w sbury r AVes., Now Shrews­ J th E. Ji;., and a daughter, Mar­ Credenzas, Stoves ! Exclusive Agent for . bury, v Lipstick Case Patented E. C onklin arc named as ex­ Surviving also are his wife, Mrs. ecutor and executrix, „• , Chairs, Chests, Drawers, Tables... ROYAL I L BUR’S Ruth Casey Koster; three children, A patent has been granted Sidney World** No. 1 Typewriter. Reliable Jewelers of Monmouth County,' ' Canlbnce, Atidfey,'ahd Peter W.. Shatkin, Long Branch, on a lipstick Robert W«bb 3d,.' a sister, Mrs. Irene Hubert, case. The p a t e n f u i nobcrt W cbb, Who died In Keans- ' Dobbs Terry, N, Y.,1 and a brother, Broad Street RED BANK, N. J. to the Crest Silver Manufacturing burg on June 24, left Ills estate to his LANZARO BROS. SERPICO*6 Chsrlefl.Keansburg, • ' Co., of M ntawan, Application was niece, Mrs* Florence Lyons, of 17 Office Equipment Co. Services w ere conducted yester* filed Moy 10,’ 1950. The lipstick caso Frances PL, Keansburg, Tennent- Rd. Tel. Mat. 1-1694J Morganville Located B .tveen Front and Mechanic Streets. .day aftemoon at. 2 oclock In the 105 Monmouth St. is different in t/iree respects from OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVEN1NQS, SUNDAYS. Bedle Funeral Home, Keyport. anything patented or known. , Have you.regd thecUiaified, ad sc BED BANK THURSDAY, AUGUSXf 7. 1952 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN,: N. J.

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U.VV*J" '"'i' '■■■ !-t>"rj.ir-TT^J*,■■ V'‘ THURSDAY: AUGUST 7, 1952 JOURNAL, MATAWAN, N. J, LEGAL NOTICES 3. A fair deal for everyone and reject any or bids, and to waive THE MATAWAN JOURNAL special favors for no one. TH© M aiawao Journal Classified Adis anv informality^ and to accept the bid. MaUwan Township, Matawan Borough 4. Auditing of all school THE AMERICAN WAY wKich in its opinion, bcsfserves the EstabU8h*4_lWp TeL Keyport 7-3030 interest of the Authority. - monies. By Order Of: Mabel Browiu Publisher You have been in olTice now USED CARS MATAWAN TOWNSHIP HOUSES FOR SALE SEWERAGE AUTHORITY exactly one.year and six months. FOR SALE . Published Every Thursday 1310 STUDEBAKER Champion cruH- confidence in some o[ the board. ers. Antiques, child's desk, carriage, bunes and R . R. station. All modern rate at which a legally acceptable pro­ bottle gas stove and books. Ca)l_Matn- Improvements. Call Matawan 1-3701. posal is received. * As communities grow beyond the Twice the people ot this community van 1-3770, Shore Furniture,. Rt. • ' - wJ7 Business Opportunity As between proposals at the same have voted you down. ~; ^aurcnce Harbor. . . lowest interest rate, the bonds will municipal limits that once -eontnin- —i_ 1 1 MATA WAN-beautiful dwelling of 7 be sold to the bidder or bidders offer-' cd them, means of municipal co­ Unless confidence is restored, FRESH eggs4 and lots of eggB on Texas rooms and. bath; very good con­ ing to pay not less than, the principal dition. 2 car garage; inust ncll to set­ amount of $40,000 and accrued interest, ordination, nnd even consolidation, another election will go ostrny. Road Farm. Pullet,’ .45. medium, .(jfl, STORE, garage and apartment for rent; large, .75, extra large, .DO and jumbo, tle estate.. Asking price, $1(1,500. Call nnd to ncccpl therefor the least amount ir confidcacc is restored you w ill Dorothy Swartz, Red Bank 0-3213. wj7 for information, write Harry May of bonds, the bonds to be accepted arc being sought by some forward-, 05. TexAs Road Farm. BOx 390, Mata- jr., Matawan, N. J. have a big majority at the next wnn. Call Matawan 1-0C21-J.______J7 being those first maturing, and if two looking officials and .civic leaders. RUMSON—three rooms"ainl*'bath, nice or more bidders offer to acccpt the ' . WJ7 Jlclicf from rising lax rales and election. . condition, $0500. $2300 down. Call same least amount of bonds at tho Signed, HELP WANTED Dorothv Swartz, care of Swartz. Furn­ same lowest rate of interest then said reduction, of the load upon taxpay­ iture store. Highway 35 opposite Mid­ bonds will be* sold to the bidder or Michael F. Kidzus LEGAL NOTICES ers‘arc twin objectives" prompting FJnST CLASS experienced mechanic dletown firehouse,. Telephone Red bidders offering to pay therefor the to work on buses; apply Rollo Tran­ Bank 0-3213. Open evenings till 0:00 highest additional price, which price the search for lower cost through sit Corp. Koyport. wj tf. P. M. WJ7 SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT shall not exceed by more than 51000 MATAWAN TOWNSHIP joint action among neighboring mu­ the par value of the bonds hereby of- EXPERIENCED waitress wanted. Call “For Rent” and "For Sale” signs NEW JERSEY * \ forc'd for sale. nicipalities. Facilities frequently atlon in establishing a-Slate Park Keyport 7-1104. wJ7 Sealed proposals for furnishing ma­ Each proposal must be accompanied may be purchased at this oflice. terials, labor, equipment, and doing being cxtcpdcd to serve more than at Sandy H'ffok, bv a certified, or cashier’s or treasurer’s Looking Backward MP’s Sent To Aid MAN or woman, experienced book­ all work required for the construction cheek for two per ccntum of the one municipality include sewer lines* Before a good-sized crowd last, keeper, steady Job. Apply by,letter RED BANK—six rooms; 3 bed rooms; of a sewage treatment plant for .101) am ount of bonds offered, draw n Upon water services, fire fighting equip* ITEMS ABOUT FOLKS AHD RtVtnR qualifications and salary cx- bath, cncfosod front norch, hot air M. G. D.; and a sewage ejector station a bank or trust company to the order night, Kelly's List stepping Mata- pcctccl to Rollo Transit Corp., Keyporl. oil heal. Lot 30 x 125. tn good condi­ and nil appurtenances in the River of the Treasurer of the Township of ment, police radio ond others. THINGS WE KNEW IR wan aggregation easily defeated the Keansburg Cops • - wjl tion; pricc, $0500. Call Dorothy Swartz, Garden section will be received by the Mntawan, Ncw Jersey, partially to Itcd Bank 0-5485 or 0-3213. wJ7 Matawan -Township Sewerage Auth­ sccurc said Townsliip , from any lops *.The-New Jersey Taxpayers As* THE LONG AGO Raritan Colored Club in ah Inter-, W OM AN for Inspecting efigs. Start, ority, at Matawan Township Hall. 03 resulting from failure of the bidder to sociation in its 1052 platform and boro Longue contest by the score of • .76 per hour. If experienced, 51.00 per NEW five room masonry ranch house; Atlantic Ave, MataWan untll_clght (3) complv with the terms nf his bid, ,No : . Soldier Disturbances . hour,i Call Matawan-1*1032. w)7* oil hot water heat; range, fire place; P. M.. Wednesday, September” 3, 1952, interest wiil.be allowed on .such de­ program encourages “joint muni­ 9 to 0. Larry Insley. a very proin^1 large lot. landscaped 103 x 100. Mata- al which time they avill be publicly Ten Yosts Ago posit. In addition to the price bid.ihe cipal action whcrcvci1'factual •study inciit young right-handed pitcher; At Beach; Un. Beach DENTAL assistant, cxpcrlrncc neces­ wan-Oldbridge Rgad; S-28; Box 252 A. opened and read . aloud. Proposals purchaser must nay accrued Interest at (Issue, of Thursday, Aug. G, 1942: Call. Matawan 1-2595-J-2. j? should be addressed lo Mrs. Jean M. the rate borne by the bonds from the indicates that it will result in pro­ was assigned for mound duly for sary to begin September 1st. Dr. Woman Arrested . Fclnman. Front St., Keyport. Cull Key­ Hornlsh, 54 Prospect Ave.. Cliffwood, date ol the bonds to the dale' of pay. viding the necessary services of The new steering committee of Malawan and pitched brilliantly, port 7-05M. • ; wj7* UNION Beach; four room bungalow; N. J. , ment of the purchase price. .The .right back ond front porch; water: electric; Drawings and specifications may be government in ii more efficient and ihe Monmouth County Democratic allowing the slugging colored lads is reserved to rejcct any or all bids Keansburg Police were kept so FEMALE experienced stenographer. as and bathroom. 019 N inth Street, obtained at 54 Prospect Ave., Cliffwood, und any bid not complying with the economical manner.'' \ Party'met this week wilh Rep. Wil- only four hits and kept the bingles Inquire E. M. Close, Hanson Van f nquirc within. wjH* Ncw Jersey, or from the office of Mr. provisions hereof or offering to pay a busy quelling fights among soldiers A. J. Lanning. the Authority Engineer, Tho icc ol local pride and jealousy Itym **• Sutphin at his home In Ma- so well scattered thnt Insley had Winklo-Munning Co.. Matawan. wJ7 prem ium in excess of $1000 w ill be re­ Monday night lhat they sent to Fort .HOUSE, spacious fl rooms; Bma d at 70.') Schiller Ave., Trenton, New jected. • • - lliat has tiw.cn consolidation of tawan to urge him to have Mon- no trouble in scoring a shut-out vic­ Monmouth to ask for a military po­ HIGH school girl or woman for part Street Motawan; near Post •Office, Jersey, upon a deposit of twenty dol­ Bids arc desired on forms which churches and schools; 5 m inute walk lars ($20.00), for each set of drawings neighboring local government bvctf mouth County placod^ln the defense tory. ». lime work as clerk. Apply nt paint. will be furnished by the Township lice force to assist them. Keyport Cleaners and Dyers, Division to Ktation. Price for quick sale, $10,500. and specifications, which deposit will Treasurer, and each bid must., be en­ area, to. relieve. tlio> acute housing Call Matawan 1-1752. " ' J14 be refunded-iipon the return of the •4lic.. past few years .nlso lias been Police said at 12:05 a. m., Special St., Koyport. wJ7 closed in a scaled envelope’ marked crackcd,- Joining together of Vine­ problem. For/if” Years Ago planranU-sptTilkNdJans, in a good con­ “Proposal for'*Bonds** ancf addressed Officer Edward Plunkett reported PRESSER wanted; steatjy -all year FIVE-ROOM bungalow . Ravine Dr.,air- dition within ten (10) days after the to the Township'Treasurei*. Matawun has 21 draftees who will (Issue of Thursday, Aug. 1, .1012) runditioned, -oil heat; 00 gal. auto­ opening of the bids. land and Landis Township un July two fights on Bencluvay among a around work; ?I.(f5 to $2.00 per hour; The legality of the bonds will be ok- leave Atitf.- )'J lor induction inlo the piece work, extra benefits. Clean matic waler healer; lot 100 x . 375. A coiIJfjed cheek' or bank draft, anilned bv Caldwell, Marshall. Trimble 1 marked the first major consoil* Former Mayor S. 13. Eggleston, Tel. Mat. 1-1703-J nftcr 7:30 p. m. j7 ‘ payable to the Matawan Township Sew­ Arm y, They.-.will be given an ap-i group of G I’s who were finally dis­ work. Landau Knitting Corp: Locust & Mitchell, of Ncw York City, whose . (Ration ©f recent years. In another who is summering with his family banded. Street, Keyport. Acromarinc Bldp. aT‘ erage Authority, in the amount of ten approving opinion will be furnished propriato send-off-by a c o i^ Cull Keyport 7-0300. wJ7 per cent ( 10',; i of the I>id7 or u-.sntJs- to the purchaser without charge. —liredrcbmmunity-leaders of the Bor­ dt Fulton Lake, Fulton County, N. lactory hid-bond in-Ihe sum - «f - ten recruitcd froiri -'the municipalities About 12:150 a.m ., Patrolman'Eu­ SERVICE Uv order nf the Towmihin-iGommltU'© ough ofMetuchcn (population 0,1570) Y„ came here Tuesday to spend a YOUNG man wanted; light work; apply per cent (Hr;;) of the bid, executed hy o f "the Township of M alaw an, New under jurisdiction of Draft Board gene Bennett on duty there, re the bidder, with a company to do and the Township of Raritan (10,340) few days. Italph Frlcdtand and Brothers. Acro- RARITAN Landscaping — Fill dirt, ported lhat about 35 to’40 soldiers murjnc I31dg; Locust Street, Keyport. top boll-Regular and hunuiu tup soil business in ‘the State of New Jersey (Signed) CHARLES J. KELLY are discussing life advantages of No. 1. .Miss Laura K. Bergen spent part shall be submitted with each bid. L...... „ ...... 1 by ihe busheJ, yard and trufk- loads; Township Treasurer $11.40 J7 joining those municipalities and a / Harry J, Kahn has enlisted in the were so noisy and were causing such also blue stone, manure, fertilizer, The successful bidder w ill bo re­ of this week in New Brunswick, quired-to furnish a performance bond, research survey Is in prospect. Chemical Warfare Service of the a disturbance that he would need lime, flhrubs, evergreens, grave!.. — NOTICE — Hurriedly taking off an under FOR RENT Mlchnel Artelli, Proprietor. Maple Dr., in an ainout equal to onc-hundrcd per TAKE NOTICE that application has U. S, Army and left this morning assistance to quiet them. It was. ccnt (1007.) of the contract price, If This may mark the reversal of a I skirt and tearing it into bandages, Hazlet. Tel. Keyport 7-0432. wjtf been m ade to the Township Com- for the Ncw York Purl of Embark then lhat a cHll was placcd to Fort M O DEnN store, 30 x 50; business Sec­ awarded the contract for the pro­ mittcc or the Townsliip of Matawan trend. In 1939 the New Jersey Cit- a nurse, who was said lo ^b f .from tion; 87 K. Front St., Keyport; ’all PARTS' and Scrvice. new and used tection of all persons furnishing ma­ to transfer to THOMAS DEVINO^and alion. Mr. Kahn was commissioned Monmouth and seven members of terials, or labor for fulfilling his con­ Ucns Committee for thu Princeton the . Monmouth Memorial Hospital Improvements; Immedlute oceununev. cars;. authorized Mercury dealer. — FltANK DEVINO,'for promise* Known. fijyt lieutenant. Ihe military police dctachment were LoilW J. Costa, Oft First Sl/, Keyport. Schanck St Sihicr, - inc., 10 Lafayette tract...... as Matawan & Keyport Bowling & Rec­ Local Government Survey report­ at L°ng Branch, gave first aid to nn Place, Freehold. w jll No bidder may withdraw his bfri Charles Kelly jr. was the guest sent. , Tel. Keyport 7-1414 or 7-1533. ' w jtf reation Center, and located at No. 2 ed thul .there had been only three injure^ motorcyclist- Mondny after­ within thirty (30) days after the clos­ Lower Main Street, in the Township of honor nt n surprise birthday par­ At 2 a. in.f two of the military M ataw an: store on Little St., near LANDSCAPING—Building and main- ing date for receipt of bids. of Matawan, hi the. County of Mon­ municipal consolidations since. 1000 noon. Then sho had the Long • tenance Of yopr grounds our spec­ • The "Authority reserves the right ty given recently at hls! Home in polipemcn and Patrolman Bennett Main, about 20 x 20; suitable many mouth and State of Ncw. Jersey, the in New Jersey. ’ . Branch express, due nt Matawnn at lines, also office or light manufactur­ ialty; top soli, manure, fertilizer, lime. to reject any or all bids, and to waive Plenary Retail Consumption License Aberdeen Rd„ by his sister, Mar­ arrested Mrs. Carmelia Butler. 31 ing. Apply Wagner Market Co., P.-O. L. Lucas, Stono Rd. Tel. Keyport any inforjnality, and to accept the'bid. No. C-9,- heretofore issued tp RUTH "Many municipalities have out­ 0:10 flagged and assisted in placing 7-1415. w jtf which In Its opinion, best serves the garet. • ' of 135 Poole Ave., Union Beach, for Box 207, Newark, N. J. Market 2-0173, YANCY ond CORNELIUS CARMON. grown their boundary lines," com­ the wounded man aboard, |hc train. . wJ2l Interest of the Authority. > for premises known as Pleasant Grove . .Miss Jane Burlew entertained interfering w/th the MP’s while ROBERT BOZZA CO.. BUILDERS. By Order Of: m ents1 the Taxpayers Association, He is in the Memorial Hospital wilh MATAWAN TOWNSHIP Inn. and located on Cliffwood Avenue, Saturday afternoon at a tea in'hon­ they were ‘‘trying to straighten out NEW.modern business officc 10 W. Complete home alteratloas and re* in the Township of Matawan. In the "and civic leaders and public of­ both legs broken, his thigh frnctured Front Street, Kevport; all improve­ pair service, porch cncloscrs, additions, SEWERAGE AUTHORITY County of Monmouth and State- of- Bv: or of her roommate at Montclair nnd bruised from head to foot. The a soldier,” according lo police. She ments, Louis J. fcosta, G!) First St., storm sash, roofing, siding, hardwood New Jersey. ■1 ficials may well give serious study Keyport. Telephone Koyport 7-1414 or floors, plastering, concrcte sidewalks, (Signed) JOHN MAI1Z JR. State Teachers College, Miss Helen was released in $30 bail for n dis­ 1 Chairm an. $13.04 J14 OBJECTIONS. If any, should bo made ..either to merger or to cooperative injured in,in is John Bridgeman, of 1535, \vJ20lf driveways, brickw ork, chimneys, are- immediately in writing lo: JEtose K. Toms, of North Plainfield. orderly conduct hearing Monday handling of mutual problems in an Bridgeton, who wns on his way “laces, built, repaired, cleaned. 64 Wenzel, Clerk of the Township of TWO lofts. 25x70, 25x00, flight up. No iecond_SL, Keyport. Telephone Key­ SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM The ninth straight win of their night. , ‘ 1 MATAWAN TOWNSHIP Matawan. Township Hall, No. 03 At­ effort to provide needed municipal from New York to his home in Improvements. i2 W . -Front St. port 7-0703J. wjlf lantic Avenue, Matawan, N. J. current streak was chalked up by William J. Reynolds, New York, Louis J . Costa. CD First St., Tel. Key. NEW JEHSEY services at a price the taxpayer can South Jersey when. Jhe accident Sealed proposals for furnishing ma­ (Signed) THOMAS DEVINO - the" Morganville Barons last Sun­ 7-1414 or 7-1035, - j - ' wj 15 Washington Avenue afford." ” happened. . >v«3 fined $100 Monday night by TELEVISION SERVICE terials. labor and doing all. work re­ day when they fell opnn the Nelson quired for the construction of a sani­ . Matawan,- N. J. "Magistrate Edward F. Ambrose,, on APARTMENT—4 large roms, bath, heat WHY be wlUiout your television? We (Signed) FR A N K D E V IN O ;____ A. A., of South Amboy, with a and hot water. Houtc 35. Call Key. specialize in evening, service calls; tary sewer system, and appurtenances a disorderly person charge alleging In the Itlvcr Garden Scction. will be ...... 3(1 Gastonl Avenue, - MARINE FLIGHT TRAINING port 7-34C9-R. . w jV all work guaranteed. Call Russell Ra­ Matawan, IN. J. $0.00 J7 bludgeoning of home runs. The he used foul, loud and abusive lang­ dio.and. Television, 'Matawan 1-2034. received by the Matawan Township final score was H-2. ' 4 ROOM apartment, inquire 20 E. Front Sewerage Authority nt Matawon Town- uage to Special Officer Andrew shlp llail. 93 Atlantic Ave,. Matawan, NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS" The Murine Corps has opened up Street; shoe store next to Post Office, ELIICTRICAL work, free estlinntes SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY The harvesting of tomatoes in the ftfljilarchuk. Keyport, \vJ7* given; also complete line of elect­ N. J.,-until eight (0) P. M. on Wednes­ flight training for its reserve of­ day, September 3. 1952, at which time CHANCERY DIVISION Browntown vicinity is at. its height. rical fixtures. Call Keyport 7-1512; if . F-2002-51 ficers including’ college. graduates Joseph Connors, Massapcqua, N.' BUNGALOW--4 rooms nnd bath; water they will be publicly opened and,read Sehool children are responding won­ no answer, call Keyporl 7-2032. Wil­ ’who have entered its Officer Can­ Y., who was found not guilty of and gus included at 404 Stone Rond, liam Newman jr., 07 Green Grove Ave., aloud. Proposals should be addressed STATE OF NEW JERSEY, to Alvin derfully to thc_cali for labor, which Union Bcach; $00,00 per month. Will Keyport. WJ22* to Mrs. Jean’ M. Hornish, 54 Prospect M. Hansen, an OW N ER, one o f the didate Class program. careless driving on Carr Ave., was Ave., Cliffwood, N. J. defendants: is very scarcer In "the "fields'Hie be vacant after August 20lh. Cull Thcso college graduates, accord­ found guilty of. disorderly conduct Keyport 7-1202. - - . ivJ7 JOHNS-M ANVJLLE. Roofing and Bid­ Drawings and specifications jnnv be You are licreby summoned and re­ young people arc giving vuluable ing. rockwool insulation also com­ obtained at 51 Prospect Ave. Cliffwood, quired, to .serve upon Ezra W. Kurkus, ing to Staff Sgt. 'Ernest Li Calzi, by Charles H. Connors for his remarks- to Fntrblmnn Ben New Jersey or from the office of Mr. Esq., Plaintiff’s attorney, whoc address aid, and nimble fingers are gather­ 4 ROOMS; bath and porch unfurnished, bination-windows and doors and ex­ USMC Marine Recruiting Station, Rutgers University nett. Me was fined $25 on the dis­ All Improvements; available September haust fans. Home and industrial. Call A. J. Lanning. the Authority Engineer, is 41-Broad Street, Keyport, New Jer­ ing' the ripe produce. Surely they 1st. 00 NctherWood Drive, Cliffwood Sterling McCann, Keyport 7-137G after at 709 Schiller Avenue, Trenton, New sey, nn answer to the complaint filed Post Officc, Asbury Park must orderly count. Jersey, upon a deposit of twenty dol­ in a Civil Action, in which the Town­ are performing n patriotic scrvice. Bcach; $75.00 per m onth.. wJ7* 0:00 p. m. wjtf ' complete successfully at least 14 of Rooting cuttings of woody plants lars ($20.00), for each set of drawings ship of Matawan in the County of Mon­ Mrs. Edwnrd W. Currie entertain­ 3 ROOM apartment- on Lake Lefferls, and specifications, which deposit w*ll mouth, n munieipnl corporation is their 20 weeks Special I3asic Course is always an intriguing feat for MAN with ton pick-up..will do odd ed .nt n gjmichtfort-brldge yesterday Complete Negotiations- heat, -water, frlj'ldnirc and stove Jobs, JJght m oving and JwmTihA Ilul;- be refunded .upon the return of the plaintiff and Edna Brcms, cl. aR arc at Quantieo, Va., before applying, the novice gardener. This seems to furnished; $107.00; garage; $0.00: avail­ blsh collected; cellars and attics clean­ plans and specifications, in a good defendants, pending in the Superior at Buttonwood Manor, be especially true of roses. ' For Island Beach Sale able Immediately. Call: Mat. 1-0244.J ed. Free estimates given. Inquire 149 condition within ten (10) days after Court of New Jersey, within 35 days because Jill Marine aviators mutit or Matawan 1-1001, • wJ7 tiie opening of the, bids/ nftcr August 7th, 1052, exclusive of Mrs, Edwin C. Sloat, ehairmnn of A ll garden roses we buy are bud­ Brood St., ^ MataWan. Call Matawan know ladies of ground warfare lor 1-3774’J, % • WJ21* A certified xrhcek, or bank draft, such date. If you fail so to do. the the Salvage for Victory comnUUce payable to-tho-Matawan Township Sew­ relief demanded in tiie complaint will ‘their coordinated air-ground team­ ded* or grafted on wild or semi­ Slate Treasurer W alter T. Mar- 1-2 RO0>T apartment; 1-3 room apart­ o n iu i Matawon Defense Council, ment; all improvements. Calf-Matai PIANO-ACCQRDIAN lessoiis at vour erage Authority. In the amount of be taken against you by default. work in attack. ■L w ild seedling roots. This method of gctts jr,, Friday said negotiations wan 1-377D-J-1. |" -J7 ten pci* centl'tlO',;) of the bid, or a This action has been instituted for has* announced lhat George Barrett, home. ‘Wc .lend instnunenls." Sohool Sgt. Li .Calzl said thut applicants propagation'produces stock lhat Is have been completed, forjhc state’s prices on Ncw Aemelle Accordlum. satisfactory bid bond in the sum of the purpose of foreclosing a Certain* of the Mount-Bnrrett Co., and Gas­ COTTAGES on Point Pleasant Beach; Modern School of Music, Keyporl ten per cent (10^) of life bid. executed certificate -of tax sale affecting lands for the next Officer Candidate Class winter hurdy and uniform in gi'pwlh purchase from the Phipps estate of weekly rentals; nil Improvements, by flic bidder, with a company to tlo in tho Township of Matawan oforcsaid, ton Colot, of Colot’s Service, have 7-0914. \vJ2fl beginning Sejit. HO wore now being in the-shortest lime. However, the Island Beach, Ocean County, for after August 30th special after season business in the Stale of New Jersey; and situate m the North aide of Malden.. designated an nrca In front of their prices: Call John L. Tassini, Matawan FHtE, automobile. „vhou-;c, liability, shall he submitted with each bid. Drive, which certificate was executed accepted. He said that college grad­ great m ajority of roses do well un resort purposes. W.Uhin 30 days, 1-0043...... J14 The successful bidder will be re­ by the plaintiff's tax collecting official business establishments ns a* de-’ life, burglary, accident «8c.]iealth. hos­ uates accepted for flight training their own roots. . he said, the Phipps heirs’ lawyer pitalization, plate .glass, workmen's quired to furnish a performance bopd. to the plaintiff, dated December 27th, posltory for scrap inetnl, "" in an amount equal to onb-humictct 1948 and Is unrecorded: and to bar thu under the Marine! Corps re,serve-:,of­ The simplest way to root a lew will deliver a contract, of sale compensation, fur, Jewelry floaters'and per’ ccnt (loo^r > o.t the contract price. Real Estate For Sale collision insurance. CasimJr J. Zly- equity of redemption therein: and you ficer program would be sent to the rose cuttings is by means of the io the state. If awarded the contract for the pro­ the person (o whom this notice Is ad­ daszyk. 31 Garden Place, cure of Riv­ tection of all persons furnishing ma­ dressed, Is made a parly defendant be­ Twenty Yean Ago Jar method, in which three to five It will take some time, however, HOMES, Farms, Businesses. Ben nnd er Gardens, Cliffwood, New Jersey. U. S. Naval A ir Station, Pensacola, Mattlo Smith, Realtors, llS li Main terials. or labor for fulfilling his cause you nre an owner of said lands (Issue of Friday, Aug. a, 1032) Call Matawan 1-3997. J14* contract. Fla.f for their pilot training, cuttings arc placed under one. quart Margetts said, for the state lo make St.* Matawan. Tel. M ataw an 1-2207. and premises as hereinabove design­ No bidder may withdraw his bid ated. 0 The flight training is open also The hlUand-run driver who struck jar. 1 » title scorch bccnuso the estate LA N D SC A PIN G —Top soil fill dirt- LARGE building lot; Broad Street, Ma­ within thirty (30) days after the clas- Dated: Julv lllh, 1952. .. to qualified Marine reserve officers Mrs, Inez 12. Britton on Gas House Good cutting wood of roses is comprises numerous parcels of land, tawan; with 10 income producing gravel nnd grading. Call M. Walling. ine date for receipt of bids. - (Signed) 1. GRANT SCOTT Matnwan 1-0857-M. Jtf The Authority reserves the right to j7 $10.80 Clerk. Superior Court. of organized and inactive units, Hill, between Matawun and Key­ made from a shoot that has Just m a­ Sale price is cxpccted to be the garages. A bargain at $1000... Cali Ma- iaw an i-1752. - jM port,' leaving behind him only a tured a flower, the petals all fallen, full $2,750,000 appropriated by the business eawl-bearlng a name and Remove the remains of the flower legislature lust spring. The estate, COMMUNICATION address, not his own, ‘and escaped and Ihe leaf below-ll. The cuttings said lo be the last untouched virgin FOR SALE OR RENT before police. coul be summoned, should be Ihree joints long, al­ area in Ncw Jersey, is 10 miles long, Ask For Your Favorite Dish — You Know We Have It! To the 13dltor: . - NEW house—1 large rooms.-bath and was arrested Tuesday,,night by qf- though it is possible to root a two- varies in width from a few hundred heat. Houle 35 next to State Police Miv-Wilson, at the-special forum B arrark._C aU K eyport 7-34B9.-R. wJ7» Like prolled Lobitor. fresh from lho._ briny Liko ‘Seafood, the choicest of lho finny Iribo fieer Theodore Bastcdo at the Ma- joint catting; ' feet to about a mile, and embraces wafors- off. Ihe coast of Maine, oozing doliciout you said something that sounded fresh from the water, sorved lo you broiled or- tawim railroad station as he alight­ Cut off the lowest two leaves of about 2200 acrcs, goodness and served in a stylo to delight an fried? We have it. . like' n dictator. —I wasn't sure I WANTED TO RENT ed from a train at (1:15. Ihe three-joint cutting and one ffom Tiie Army recently Bhowul inter­ opicuro? Wo havo it.- , ' Like a Salad—any one of a dozen kinds—made heard right and let It go at that. Al the Township Committee meet­ the two-joint cutting. Wilh a sharp est in Island Bcach ns the site for MODERN apartment of 2 or 3 rooms Like a Rarebit — Welsh, Yorkshire or Golden with garden fresh vegetables and sorved lo ydu~. Bui now I sec by the article in The ing in tho Township Halt Inst night, knife cut diagonally through ihe hi Keyport or nearby for inemher Buck - prepared as only an expert can do it? an nnti-uircraft artillery range. . of High School faculty, apply thi: crisp and delicious? We havo ii. • Maiuwan .Journal that I did hear it was dccldcd lo ask the County bottom joint . newspaper: Box IVL______. , w j7 We have It. Like Pio, made with all the care your molher L right. So hero Is my answer Board of Freeholders for an ap­ The cutting is now ready to stij-’k. Like a certain brand of refreshing Beverage to used, and with a crust as light and flaky as you I live in the Borough uf Mat- propriation of $2200 toward road­ The* use of a root 'producing hor­ Convict Driver On add lo the onjoyment of your meal? If it Is on the ever tasted? Wo have it. - * market, we havo it. 1 v awan. I own my own home and work In Matnwan Township, to be mone w ill speed, llie formation of Injured In Crash Remember that when you come to Buttonwood Drinking Charge ^ Like Filet Mignon, covored with buttor and pay my taxes. I don't like what used for n tiirviu-slag pavement on ruols. ’ Mqnor you are coming direct lo hQadquatters fo* T\yo . cars were badly damaged, served sinling hot from lho grill? We havo il. is going on at the gchool board, and Girard Ave. / ( Previously you'W ill have selected A Laurence Harbor man had his good things to cat and sip. Why bother to hunt and, .theL driver of one. William Like Roast Duckling, young and lender; simply around for what you want to eal when you can neither you nor anyone else w ill MJ*w Margaret J. Devlin and Miss a spot for thi* routing, bed, in par­ driver’s license revoked .nnd'paid filled with orange dreiiing and covered wilh rich Seibert, 'Newark, slightly injured, come here assured that you can get 11 at its bolt. force nie to move if I don’t like it. Mary Marlin, of Ell/ahelli, sailed tial shade, and will have dug Ihe in ’fines costs Sunday in M adi­ croamy graVy?^ Jjavo it. ’ ’ * 1 am iio Hag waver. I did. not on the S. S. Westernland .Friday for; soil. Make a hole 4 to '5' inches deep son Township municipal court after lit an accident on ltuule 35, Laur­ wait to be drafted but enlisted of n five-week trip to Europe in Ihe soil with a round ..slick about pleading to a charge of drunken ence Harbor, early Saturday' inorn- roria FAVORITE ' m y own free w ill to light something Many people from Malawan as tlu* sizo of a broom handle. driving. irtg. J . . ... I did not like to see exist or hap­ well as the, .surrounding country Place the cutting about 2 inches Bernhard SehweiUer, of 07 Laur- According to policc, a car being Moet Yibtir pen here. ’ attended the annual supper of the deep in the iiote and hold it while cnee Parkway, Laurence ilarbor. driven by Thomns E. McElhone, Friends Zn Our SALADS M any of us Veterans have built Morganville M. E. Church at Mor* you pour clean sand around it. A f­ was arrested by Patrolman Roger B04 Houle 35,. wns being turned • COCKTAIL SERVED HERE EVEBY DAT LOUNGE and bought homes and our income ganville I(«st night when a chicken ter the cuttings have been set in Blair jr,. for driving whilb intoxicat­ from the highway at 2:15 a.m. when Js limited. We have a certain supper was served. There were place, water well and cover with a ed on Route 35, at the Laurence lt was struck .In- the left rear by am ount Jo spend on taxes, clothing, three scalings. Mingled In the quart fruit jar. Ilarbor traffic light. Schweitzer the Seibert auto; food/ eie. Sohie of us m ig h t' be crowd were most of the candidates If tho jar should fog on the in­ paid $200 fine, $20 medical fee foi* a Mr. Seibert was treated by the One of fortunate enough to put something of bplh parties who are seeking side, Just raise the edge until Ihe sobriety test and $3 court costs.- Laurence Harbor First Aid. Squad N e w : oeUUL Tor un lywTgcney, We have office in.November, ,, foii disappears, Keep, thi^.^il. and Other motorists arraigned before for head cuts-nnd both men signed ~ Whut~i'Oir“ m lglit :.:eall-:a-balmiccd Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dominick' san‘d tgoist. --- — --- — .- ^Magistrate M axw ell II. Mayer S un ­ careless driving complaints against Jersey’* budget. If our budget goes over nnd <)aughler, Janet, have taken a UulUo ty^^'cks routs will have day were Dnvid .Bernslein, of Tea- each other. . ... ' * _ . Favorite our heads we can't go out and have cottage at Surf City for! two weeks. foisted. Then the young plant can neck and Eugene Leber jr., of Toms - ^ ^ “Din in g a.'Special J2lectioii. ..We".have to Jn a letter made inii/He yesterday, bo transferred to a permanent site. River, each of whom paid $13 fine Card of Thank* make sure* it: doesn't happen. Congressman 'Willlanrr H. Sutphin These newly rooted plants should and $.*1 eosls on speeding churgcs I wish to thank all thyse who Rooms. Jjl-tenrifc rgmlncj you ot your plat­ calls the attention of Gov. A. Harry be well mulehcd during the flrsl brought by^state police. were so kind during my recent form when you ran for ihe Board MoortF’to Ihe possibility of New w inter al least. *Jl w ill require two bei'eavemenl, especially Rev, Cor­ W©ddln§*AnnouncementB of* Education on Feb. 13, 1051: Jersey utilizing some of the unem­ to three years for nn own-root-plahl nelius J, Kune, Rev. William Membor National Rtslaurant Aitn. 1, Every pupil on full time. ployment relief funds of the Federal to attain the size of Ihe grafted or printed prompny on paneled or Mngulro, Keyport First Aid Sqund, Mamber Restaurant Men's Aur). 2, A careful accounting of ex­ Government made available through budded plant that you may pur­ bridal book snow-white vellum at and the Bedle Func&al Home. HIGHWAY 4-34 Phone Malawan 1-2185 — Loung, 1-23B3 penditures. . the Reconstruction Finance Corpor-, chase. this ofTicc. * .wfp7— Adv. •* Margaret M. Stultz. MATAWAN, N.J. THURSDAY, AUGUST 7. 1952 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN. N. J. Middlesex 4-H Show Matawan Organist, Choir Browntown Girl Is ’ To Be held Augr20-23 Talent Show To Church Directory1 Director Honored Hostess To Friends A variety of exhibits ranging Be Fair Feature Flrit PftibyjtrUn Church from canncd foods to steers w ill be v . ■ ‘ ' ' .. A meeting of special importance Mr. and Mrs: Howard Schier nnd on display ot the Middlesex County ' 216 M ain Bt.. M a ttw tn First Methodist Unit of the Matawan Branch, American daughter, Virginia Gail, of lias- Miss Jean Gaub Has Fafr nnd 4-H Show, Aug. 20-23 at County Historical . Rov. Chester A, Galloway, Paslor Mr., M m> M. Smith S|r. Fetes Miss S. E. Allen Red Cross will, be held Wednesday brouc^i jleig hu, have returned home Hot Dog Roast; Items Dunham’s Corner. . " Assn. To Stage Event . l):45 u.m. Sunday School w ilh Marked Occasion W I& Who Takes New Post evening, Aug. 13, at 8 o'clock at the after spending a week ns glints of Area Activities There will be exhibits of clothing, Gordon Mugce ns leader; 11 a.m., Party At Home home of Mrs. Phillip L. Neidlinger, Miss Ann Radi. . Of canning, food preparation, home At Monmouth Park Morning worship, the Rev. Edward chairman. improvement, child care, llowers, R. Rowley Jr.", pastor of tho High­ " Tlic choir' of lhcvFirst Melhodist Mr. and Mrs. LcRoy Sickcls spent Miss Jean Gaub'of ’ Browntown. A junior talent contest is to be in fclebrnlion of their 28lh wed­ vegetable's, ' forestry nnd conserva­ land Presbyterian Churcii of Day­ Church, of Matawpn, gathered at Mrs. Angclinc Pike returned Sat­ the weekend, in Spring Lake In entertained at a hot dog roast Thurs­ n feature of the Monmouth County ding anniversary, Mr. nnd Mi#; tion, shop work, dairy, poultry, live­ tona Beach, Flu,, will conduct tho thc home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. urday lo her home in Ashland, celebration of their wedding nn* day afternoon and evening. Her Historical Association’s fair al Mon­ Mnrlln Smith sr;’ of MorffanvlUW Mass., after an extended visit w ith stock, _nnd organized club exhibits, \vorship nnd preach the sermon en­ Wieland, 1 .Weldon Ud.v"to honor niversary*---- — ------guests' Were* Miss Dorothy Hoever, mouth" Park ~ltncc Track Sunday entertained - Saiurday— evening Ot her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. in thc 4-H Building on the Fair titled ‘‘What Good Are You?" - Miss S. Evelyn Allen, organist and Miss Helen Kapzyk, of Brooklyn, Mlfs Shirley Brown, Miss Mary Lou afternoon, Aug- 17. in charge oC Kay their home. Docorations included choir director, whose resignation and Mrs. Edgar-Tike. ’ N. Y., was a weekend guest of Mrs, Blahota, Miss Margaret Chamber­ Grounds. 'Stafford, New York dance Instructor Flrit Mtthodlift Church Japanese lanterns. A thvoc*tlep^ from' the' church became cf/cctive Mrs. Robert Smale and son, Rob­ Em m a Posack. - lain, Donald Green, Jamds Arace, Clothing made by the 4-H girls and so c ia l. director at the Allen- Main SI. nt RnWno Dr.. Matawan wedding cakc formed the table con** Friday; Miss Allen vas presented, ert, of .Washington. Mich., have W. W. Wieland is on vacation from Robert Faust nnd Walter Brosky. . during the past year will be model­ hurst Bcaeh Club. ^ Rev\ Albert D. Curry. Pastor terpleco. Tho w om en fiilcsl# re­ with a leather handbag. been spending several days with Mr. his position with Hflnson-Van Wink* ed nt the dress revue on Friday Mrs. Edward Ocrtel, of.Qld Brldpe Auditions for those wishing to 0;4.1 a.m. Sunday school;: 11 u.m. ceived miniature Wedding bolls as and Mrs. J. Franklin Dominick. . lc-Munnlng Co. . “ evening. Aug., 22 on the stage nt the enter the contest w ill'be held in Miss Allen ha's"been organist and spent .Wednesday in Browntown Morning worship. 7:30 p.m. Eve­ favors, . .. . : choir director of the church since Miss Marion Fox, of Maiden Lane, Mrs. Fred A. G rabcr, of Tarry* Fair Grounds. Everything from thev'H unt Suite nt the Berkeley-Car- calling on friends. - ning worship. Guests wore Mr. nnd Mrs, Rlcli&ixl 1040. During ihat time she has di­ is visiting her father, Peter A. Fox, town, N. Y., returned home Mon­ Fred Gaub attended a picnic Sat­ aprons to tailored s\UtA ond dresses teret.Hotel* Asbury Park, Aug. 12 Cottrell an^ daughter, Mickey, bt of San Gabriel, Cal. r ... dny after spending several weeks w ill b e worn. Many lovely dresses, at 10 a, m. At that time 15 con­ rected thc choir in such prcsenta- urday of DuPont P lant 10-year em­ St, Jamoa A. M. E. Zion Church Smltliburg; Mr. un4 iMro.*' tkm pi Richard McKecn jr., of Linden, with Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Mc­ blouses, ^kirts, play outfits and pa­ tiuns as Gaul’s “Holy City,” Stainer’s ployee*.' ' testants will be chosen to romprtc Atlantic Ave., Matawan Smith and children, Qcoryc and is spending this week with .liis Bride. . . jamas have been made by the girls in the event. Any one between the Crucifixion” .and "Thc Daughter pt Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Arace Had Uev. W. R. Pender, Pastor Susie, of South Amboyj, Mrs. Ellen Joirus," H Alexander Matthews’ grandparents/ Mr. and Mrs,' Gar­ Richard Erdmann jr. has return­ this yenr. . a ages of. 0 nnd , 10 Is eligible lo as their guests Friday evening, Mrs. Church School is held every Sun­ S m ith, of N utloy; M r. nftd Mrs. rett J. McKocn. ed from a business trip to jljqchest^ enter, • “The Story of Christmas," Saint- Whited Brown and tson. Frcdric, Thc 4-H. gout show will be held day at a,in. M orning worship John Smith nnd son, Richard, of Miss Helena Wright, of Rocky er, N. Y. , Sacns’ “Christmas Oratorio," and Cheesequake, , ’ on Wednesday, Aug, 20 at 7 p.m.. r.According to Mrs. Frederic Tom p­ Keyport; Miss Iris Krumor of Mai* Mountain, N. G, has been the guest Mr. hnd Mrs. Milton Gunkle nnd is at 11 a.m. and evening service other works. During the past year Mr. and Mrs. Edward Htcnc, of and a dairy show will follow the kins, Rumson, chairman of the tal­ awan; Mr, and Mrs. Frank R, Smith of Miss Grace Carmen. children, James, Bruce, Susan and at 7:30. Prayer meeting Is held Miss Alien organized the Chapel Plainfield, spent Saturday evening same evening at 7:30 p.m. A beef ent show committee, pcrsunnllly and sous, Jo h n tu»d Frank, o f N ew ­ Mrs. Douglas Ward and infant Deborah, arc spending a month nt each Wednesday evening at 7:30. j Choir, composed of boys and girls w ith Mr. and Mrs. Edw ard Rosen* show is scheduled for Thursday, und. poise as well as talent ^vill be ark: Mr. and Mrs. Martin Smith jr. daughter, JonnLynn, returned home Rlvcrhcad, L„ 1, considered in elimination of en­ .of 0th grade and,high school. This bohin. ' ' Aug, 21 nt 7;30 p.m. at the Fair und childrcni Mnrtih, Burbara, nnd Friday from Monmouth Memorial Mrs. James H. M artin is visiting trants. ' • , — Entertain At Dinner young people's choir sang at the Mr. nnd Mrs: C. Warne and son, Grounds. Christine, Mr, and« Mrs, Robert Sunday evening service each week Hospital. her soft and daughter-in-law, Capt.* Mrs. A. Cottrell nnd Mrs. Laura W inner of the contest w ill be giv­ "The llttU 4-H Show ut the Mid- Owens and daugther, Viylcn, Mr, - an&on several occasions joined with Mr. nnd Mrs. William RcnwJck nnd Mrs. Harold G. M artin, of Fort Walton. of.APbury Pnrk. were Sun­ en an audition on tho '’Obee-ln-n* Mr. and Mrs. Floyd G, Bliss; diesex County Fair- will - be. bigger and Mrs. Donald Miller nnd son, senior choir at ttic~morning servv and David Duggins, Weldon Rd., Worth, T e x ...... day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lifetime” TV program. -• Schenek Ave., -Matawan, enter­ ahd better than ever," states Peter Ddimle, Thomas Smith, Miss-libr* iccs. Miss Allen also played thc have been on a motor trip to Nova Mrs. Joseph Baicr, Mrs. William Cottrell sr, and Mr, and Mrs. Her­ ' Proceeds from the (ulr, which tained at dinner Monday evening in F. Martens jr., club agent in Mid­ ettu Smith, Mr, and Mrs; Chnvlcn organ recital at the dedication of Scotia and Newfoundland^ R. Craig, Mrs; Rcnssnlacr L. Car- bert Cottrell Jr. will be held on both Saturday and honor of Mrs. Bliss's brotlier, dlesex County. ' ■ Plosky and children, Jtlcly. flttd Jack Hostcttcr, of Wilmington, tan. Mrs. Channing Clapp, Mrs. Paul Sunday, will no toward the work Gcorj{c Gabor, U, S. Arm y, of H igh­ thc present organ in February 1930, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grube and Charles, Mr. and Mrs. AlbOft Ta)>ei* Del., ppent the weekend wilh his Members of the choir arc: Mrs. Egan, Mrs.—'Riehard E.. Erdm anp daughter, of Potlerficld, Pa., spent of the association. The M oninouth land Pnrk, who will leave shortly parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jay F.' Hos­ and children, Kcnhy, Tntricin, . Janies Martin. Mrs. Ithca Long­ Jr., Mrs. H arry J . K ahn nnd Mrs. thc weekend as guests of Mr. and Middlesex 4>H Girls Counly-Horse Styow w ill ha held for overseas service. ' . tetler. ' - . Frances and ThomuB, and ' street." Mrs. Gloria M urray, Mrs. Ralph W.- Herrick were Thursdny Mrs, Cart!) Gaub. O n Monday Mrs. in conjunction with tiie falr Salur- Guests were Mrs. . George Gabor Verna Marie Ellison nnd Ruth At Camp In Sussex Mrs. Hubert Owens nnd son. pobby, W. W.- Wieland, Mrs. Albert David* guests of Mrs. Fred Noble nt her Gaub and her granddaughters, Ann day. ' - • . and Mrs. Anthony Pnrkay, of High­ nnd Susan McDonald arc spending all of Morganvilie. • jy Marguerite R. Laird, a guest, Mrs. 11 leaders who work with thc young Still PicUet Plant . Albert D. Curry, W. ’ W. Wieland, M. Hessey. O ther guests were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams and the master of arts doyreo at tiie an­ t,lu‘ jiiilplt totnmlUt'o for BUndiiy F rank H. Bliss, nnd Mrs. Frederick people’s groups In the county. ' Steve Austin, H. Conrow Wyekof r, hnd Mrs. AVilson W. Hobrough, Mrs. daughlei\ , Barbara, were Friday nual summer commencement Wed­ Matawitn Police Chief Jehu J. evt'nluu'n wi'vlce lit 7tii0. Tint K. Dcderlck. Others present were This.is the eighth weekly session Thomas, Curry, Larry Salmpn, Alonzo W hite jr., Mrs, W. A. Close atlernan visitors of the William nesday, Aug. 13, al Montclair State Flood reported tills mnrnhig thut liiislnr, the Uev. W llllnm D, Mrs. Williain J. Rabel, Mrs. Conrad James MiiHgnn. William Milligan, and Franklin Thompson. '- ' Pitney, fam ily. - . of camp which opened June 1(1. Tonihcrs CoHcgo. Seven w ill re» picket lines are t*till• urolmd the rum, In imw on vnciitlnn. Buiulny Johannsen, Mrs. W. Oliver Diggin Mrs, E. Keegan, of Somerville, Attending at the same time are celver the bachelor of arts degree. Kehool 1.1 held lit 10 u.m, w llli Waiter Jones and Charles Brown. Mr. and,Mrs. J. Raymond Kctchel KHsh \Indergarm.ent Co. factory un and Mrs. Elmore itattner. visited' Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gaub club members anil leaders from Dr. Frederick M. Rnublnger, newly- Johnson Ave,, but there are no dis­ Wnlter J. l.niiiliKi'tsyli a» supui'ln- Clinton' Cr^IIoyer, of Morgan* entertained Mr. nnd Mrs, George Mr. and Mrs. Albort Thcinnck, of Friday. . llunterdon County. appointed Htato commissioner of turbances- Ho:Sald that .some em ­ tendelil. ’ villi?; is the new churclvorganlst. He Hnrtehase, and Mr. and Mr.s. Ed­ Jackson Heights, N. Y., former Ma- Mr.s, Charles Burlew -and Mrs. education, w ill confer' the degrees. ployees are Working despite the 24- - played fo»r thc firsl time this past ward J. Johnson, of Short Hills, and This is the second year the 4-H tawnn residents, were Sunday guests lliivn you ruatt llio cIhb#1HoiI min?' MjforArthUr.F. Schrocder, of Madi­ John Hauser, of Cheesequake, wore Club camp has been open for camp*' The invocation will bi\ glv'en by hour picketing. Sunday. of Mr, and Mrs.'Nicholas. A. Mun­ son, at dinner Inst evening. Thursday afternoon guests of Mrs, ers, and the Ilrst year it has operat­ Dr. W llllnm It. Phipps* Of the , Miss Allen began her duties as ning. Merrill Green, MSTln,__ Yiril!n!a_.Jl!nck.. :Th<< Mothers Club of Doy Scout weekend guests of the former's home of Mr. and Mrs. Asher P. Party Saturday, Aug. 16 Madison Township; Troop No. 12 entertained at a fare- The Woman's Branch of St. An­ brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Woolley, Broad St. thony's Society of Cliffwopd, bus “ vyeU-supper - party last Thursday Mrs. Hurry Read,..of ,Valley Falls, Mr. nnd Mrs. Allan J, Morrison An interesting program hns been ~evcn1lW"ih honor -of—Mrs.- W illiam Double Shower Party been mr.anl/.ed for the ’purpuso of N.~ y ; ...... a n d 'M rs. Frank W. Korney were prepared for thc iargc crowd ;pf C. ^ u d i, ^vho lc®vc in Sep lielpinii to I'aise funds lu order to Mr. and Mrs. John A, Bauer arc weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. employees nnd their families ex­ Held In Browntown Member to live in Africa. Thc sup­ esti'iblish n new church. spending the summer, at their col} Ernest Fullard jr.. ;or Pompton pected to attend thc.annual picnic Mrs. Jennie Chcrney Is president per was held nt the home of Mrs. Mrs. Clarenco G. Ifnuser, Brown* tiljje in Elko Park, N. Y. Plains. of tho DuPont Company’s Photo of tiie women's group; Mrs. Lillian George Wilson, Ravine Dr.,, Mata­ towp, entertained Wednesday eve­ The Rev. and Mrs.' Chester A. Mrs. Marguerite R. Laird and Prodiicts plant in Parlin, The pic­ Cam)) is vice.prcsident; Miss Roue wan, ning of last week at a double Galloway and children, Terry Ann Mrs, W, Oliver Diggin attended a nics, which will be held In IJurke, Fedele, sccrytgry; and Miss Rose A boat made of white sweet wil- shower in.. honor of Mrs. Wllllnm and Chester jr., arc spending a Wednesday matinee performance of Park, Parlin, on Suturday, Aug. 10, Watson, treasurer. 1 .-Jlaui.jind coral j>om-pqms-bn. a sea Penksu, of Rnhwny ,nnd Mrs. Jerry vacation at Daytona Bench, Fla. "Wish You Were Here” in New will begin nt 2 and run through ’0 A card and social game pnrty.ls of- blue was the table ccnto/piccc; Ervin' Jr. o f B row ntow n...... ‘Jay Hosteller nnd sop, Jnck, of York City. o'clock. planned for the near future lind bnd each guest received a boat fav­ Wilmington, Del., are touring New Mrs. William C. Ludi entertained *A variety of competitive games Thu color. Rchcmu wns iin pink the dale and place will be announc­ A wiso fatlior oncouragon liis son or. The guest of honor was pre­ York State this week. her lunchcon bridge club Tuesday. for children, a plentiful supply qf and blue nnd Ihe gifts wcru ar­ ed. • sented w ith a black cordc pocket* lo cullivato habitu that will In- Mis* Mary E.-Stack, of Perth Prizes were won by Mrs. W illiam R, food ond beverages, and continuous ranged In two chimneys over which The fjrowp |» seeking the suppoi’t bbok. * ’ Craig, Mrs. Edward Currie and suro a bright luturo; ono of tho Amboy, and Mrs. Ralph W. Herrick entertalnmeht will highlight the a stork wns suspended. of area residents and has announced '"During the evening Mr. Ludi Mrs. Channing Clapp.' Mrs. Fred­ and Mr.s. Edwin H. Dominick, arc day’s netlviti contracts administrator; and .Rus­ ■-Guests were Miss Joyce Lam bert.:™ 11- 1110 appointment is temporary, yciiif., t'uiiii.' In and .‘ice h o w .m ir refinancing cun cut sell A. G. Stetler, superintendent of Honored On 81st Birthday M ntawan schools, sookc in honor of son. Miss' Vanda I’cscux; r.nrry ;'wndlnC approval by lhc State F a IIMCIIS & MlSltCH/lNTS ‘ dow n m on thly piiyinfnlii. O u r low-tiilnl-co.st financing M r. Lavoie Boyce. Mr. nnd Mrs. Leo IVallacc, t ^ CIiatc' Mrs, W. Oliver Diggin entertained ; fi'iiluicsjiioilci.t monthly Im.lnllnWiil.s tlmt-mnke home Kugcnc Lavoie; is also' president] Mr.-and Mrs. Howard Porter andi at supper Sunday evening in honor -x>f Malawan Trading Co.. which op-; son* Wayne, and Mr. and Mrs. H. On Alaskan Trip of Wiltiam G. Uedlc who was cele­ IVa-i ’ioivaij H a n k huyiiii; i'(isy nnd comfoitiililc, unites'woodworking shop on Vyl-1 Alvin Walling. j brating his Gist birthday. i '...Ivx Dr,, and is developing the Lakc- jr r'~ ' '""T ' ri r' j •Gilbert'T. VanMatcr. of 217 Creek Guests were Mr, and Mrs. Gar m a t a w a n , n k w jkusK v . Wew homcsites on Lake LefTerts. [ Do you need shipping tajjs or, Rd.. Keansburg. left Sunday for a relt J . 7»}eKeen *r., M r xnd Mn, ' fEDIFAL »!ll«VI STIIIH Liberal Building & Loan Association fc: iJjIabcU? O ur jo b printing depart-1 trip- to Seattle. Vancouver. B. C.. Garrett J. McKecn jr. ond sori, XtMJt. (tOIIAl OlfOIl? MtitlUIIC, CO»rO«ATIOM H ow about business .eardi? v.Wei: rhenj. prepared to supply your ,arffl Alaska. He w ill travel to the C ru i«,, and Mrs. Charles HeyJ, of “ 159 Main Street• can supply them quickly and at needs bn short notice, at prices | west oJbst by train tlicn continpe MaUwon. and Richard McKeen jr„ OlDtsr 6tag team match is free-for-all w ith ho restrictions for come East, some of the Eastern ly one hit after the second inning. Mem&ers of ih* Athletics team are shown Thursday night between innings at the Port Monmoulh Field, stole sccond. He scored when Billy scheduled that has the favorite duo inboard boats. This means that the boats may accept the challenge ond -Uhrig woe reached for a homer, off Route 36. Rear row, left to right.arei Bobby Terry., co-manager; Billy Law, Geno Bibaud, David Sle», May's grounder was booted by Chief of Tony Casenza and Steve Gob fast £G0.aAd 135 cubic Inch hydro­ give him a battfe in Red Bank. The "-with Jack Thaler on first by Mata* Warren Falk, Donald Uhrig; Tommy O'Donald and Jack Carney,1co**nanag©r. J ...... " "" Phillips, playing second for 'New* matched-against Three-Ton...Tony planes will__a)so"have the oppor­ Wan!s Davey Jones in the opening Front row# kneellngi Jo® Brunnor. Rlchy Kirk. Dom Pixxlchillo, Al Kirk, Ronnie' Cathnrt/ Bobby Gelsler. bury’s. George Jacobs walked, Milano and Bill Dixon. This con­ m ark set by Sayres was. a severe tunity of trying out . their speed Wayne Perry and Roy Cavill. • . - : blow to the hopes of many other fratris. In the ..third tiie Terriers.tied sending May to second. Thc ball test will require two„out'of three against the speedier boats which owners, but the oval racing-course the score when Hak Elliott got a got away from Wes MacDonald at falls to win and will'top everything •generally are. over 30 feet in and then Lefty Kirk added four the Navcslnk is still quite a life on Lefty KirkVm uff of this fly first on a pfcko/T and May scored in excitement before it comes to a length. more for the Athletics, That’s 'and. then Jones walked and Deter St. Josephs Tops with Jacobs racing to third. Jacobs conclusion. different sport froim stralght-away Johnson’s grounder got uway from -•pitching-and- fielding support of m ile trials. . Turning-, ability __and L u high order. Adult rooters then counted oh an infield out. Bob Ritfer, one of, the better Roy Cavill with two out. There­ speed of acceleration are the im ­ Ball Fractures Wrist should still learn- riot to “rug’' 1 That was all the scoring to the wrestlers developed in New Jersey after Uhrig hnd the Terriers, euttng- Long Branch Nine the youthful players of the op­ sixth. Ray Kruser hit' safely and will take on ‘Marque’’ tho Spanish portant factors in competitive lac­ E T OVER ing and many of the other boats William Cuthljcrtson, 13, of West out of his hand and darkness term* posing .team, but. we w ill adm it Bob Mintz sent him home with n star in the opening bout scheduled j I ; 1 Keansburg,' was treated at Mon­ Jnated the' sensational Fariello-Ub It is hard to hold oneself in check triple in that frame. The' Bayshore for a 30-minute time limit duration.’ still have a chance against the SIo- rig hurling duel in the ninth. Star Of The Sea Team mouth Memorial Hospital for a frac­ \ FOUK PROPOSALS to vastly ex­ in o rivalry so intense and color-- team Iced the game with three more Thc first wrestling bout Saturday Mo-Shuns in this respect, accord­ ’ The teams went at tt again Sun­ ful ns the Athletiea-Terrlerfi has ture of the left wrist. The child ' Humbled 4-1; To Face pond’ the scope of horse racing in in the seventh. Fuzzy Schanck, night at the Arfbury Park Armory ing to Mr. Crook. Mr. Sayres has day and neither side could score become. • was hit with a ball. Genoa Rivals Sunday this state ore before the State Rac­ TomolUvage ond Brltanak hit safely w ill start prom ptly at 9 p. in. already made reservations . at the until the fourth. In that frame ing Commission at this time. One in a„ row, sending In one run. Billy •HmHHNNMINMHMMnHHHmmmNI Bibaud led off-with a single for St. Joseph CWV juniors won their is n third application for a running Cards V»> Englishtown May then doubled to count two Now Is the titne to advertise those the A’s and was forced by Uhrig. track at Seeaucijs. The other three second game in the final half of more, but May overran the bag unused articles for sale.. A small A n infield olit and stolen base put are intended to expand trotting Ktiyjiort Cnrdilinls' wlll play the hd In tlie classified column will league play in the Monmouth Coun­ racing in, this • state. Freehold is and was nailed. Kruser got his Uhrig on third, Moser lost Falk’s Knglishtown Farmers in a morning turn them into cash for you; ty Catholic W ar Veterans league the only trotters track at this time. third hit, a three-bagger, before the fly and it w ent for two bases, Uhrig game nt Keyport High School field for junior teams Sunday, They stop­ The Hamilton Trotting Association inning was over, but he was. left scoring, The visitors tied it up ia Saturday nnd the Alt-Stor game be­ ped the Star of the Sea team from would run trotting races at Trenton Defense Bonds pay the same rate the fifth w hen.Rich Nusboum siagl* stranded when . Bob Zompclfo pop­ Long Urunch on the Matawnn field Fair Grounds from May 2 to May tween the Bayshore . nnd Western of interest as the War Bonds you ed, was s i^ n ^ ^ d a lo n g , and scored ped up for the final out. 30 and from Oct. 10 to Nov. 7 next Monmouth Little Leagues will be bought during the wor. Buy somel when S ia s s m w w .got away from i . . ' ' Bayshore . A.A. (7) ab Mickey Cox was on the mound year. The Neptune Harness Racing held in the afternoo^ Itay Dane, Law on a pick-off play. Brltanak, I f ...... , 4 for-the victors und. he hnd the game Association wants to conduct races manager of the Cards,-.announced The Terriers did it In the sixth. May, ss ...... 4 under control ull the way. Johnny at A tlantic City- race . track,. from yesterday. ______AIR CONDITIONED Hich Wenncr was hit by a pitched Jun e 22 to Ju ly 18 next year, while Jacobs,-lb -..-... .V ,-■3 CJt?rJ, an tlie mound for lhe, visitors, The visiting players will be given bnll and Pete Bennett bunted Safely, two promoters would run trotting Kruser, c( ...... 4 also performed well* but did npt get refreshments at the Keyport High ALL OF THE LATEST RELEASES W ith three balls on Fred Moser. races nt Garden State race track R. Zam pello, 3b --- . 4 such good support. School field house, Ray states. D o­ CASINO from July 4 to Aug. 1, Other op- Manager Jack Camcy of the A's, nations of soda water and other M intz, r f ...... 3 BY TOP ARTISTS. St. Joseph’s got away to a lead plications nre for. the construction . yanked his starting .pitcher, Kirk, F. Zam pello, 2 b ...... 2 in ‘tlie first-when'Bill Fitzpatrick of trotting tracks qt Springfield and goodies for the boys would be ap­ and s6nt in Butch1'^runner. Brun­ . 3 THEATER walked nnd scored on Rob Sm ith’s Burlington. Thc running track at preciated, he adds.- Schanck, c ner walked Moser* and then !3ob, . 3 x&AirsBimo AT THE BEACH ASK ABOUT OUR RECORD CLUB two-bagger. In thc fourth Don Mar­ Seditious Is fo r a $7,000,000 plant on The KHS Mothers Club is serving TomaJavage. p ...... Gold, the Matawan pitcher, to force vel connected for extra bases for Paterson Plank Rd., said to be 15 the refreshments. Phone Keansburg 0*0200 in a run. Ed Hyrne fanned, but another Matowan run and Karl minutes.from Times Square by the Continuous Performance Dally Nusbaum- wns hit by a • pitched -ball, Hughes did the same In thc.Bixth, Lincoln -Tunnel.. Racing, dates , of - Do you need shipping- .tngs-Q^. Howbury Big. Sticks (0) Starling at_l;30 _ . ... forcing in nnothcr run. Jack Thaler Apr. 10. to May 30 and Oct. 0 to Record - of - the-Week Sale Sunday tho St. Joseph’s team will labels? Our Job printing depart­ Phillips, 2b ...... singlod, scoring Moser nnd Gold. Oct. 20 nre asked for such a track. meet St. Anthony’s of Genoa on the ment Is prepared to supply your Lord, SS ■• • • • v ;...... Thurs., F rl„ASnl. Aug. 7-8-9 Jones fanned, but Nusbnum counted If the applications are in order, the Mntawan High field, lteg Pokollus needs on short notice, nt prices MacDonald, lt> ...... on a passed bnll. Johnson also fan­ racing commission will call public w ill hurl for St. Joseph’s and BUI that w ill please .you. Van Blareum, 'c ...... ' Auf Wiederseh’n Sweetheart ned, ending the onslaught. hearings on them by Sept, 15 In the DIPLOMATIC COURIER Pittius for Cliffwood. : The A's then proceeded to stage counties where the tracks are to be located. 1 with a rally of their own that gave Mata­ St, Joseph's (4) ab r ■ By VERA LYNN and Chorus • t . * • * wan rooters heart failure, W ith one Abbozzla, 2b ...... 4 Tyrone Power - Patricia Neal Fitzpatrick, If . . . l SUCH OVERAWING Interest out. Uhrig and Law walked and also , ■ ( 5 5 * Reg. 89c Uhrig scored when Bennett’s throw Smith, ss ...... 4 in ,h«r.scraclng m ust give people ' pulled Thaler off second on a force K. Hughes lb ,..4 In : bther, stntes the, ;impression thofte in Jersey huvo gone1 a bit play on Falk’s grounder. O'Don- Marvel, cf ...... ;;.3 FORT OSAGE .. ofT their rockers on the sub­ aid's infield hit loaded the sacks. PokulivtSr; 315 ...... 3 In Cinecolor Consult Our Ad Weekly for the MacQunrrie rf — ...4 ject. Right now the New York Cnrhart fanned, but*SJus h it safely, racing associations give the Mon­ with Record-of-the-Week Special. Mason, c ...... 2 scoring Law nnd Falk. O’Donnell mouth. “Park nnd Atlantic- City Rod Cameron - Jane Nigh went to th ird >ind Sias to second Cox, p . . . , . . , ...... 1 ' tracks a bonanza on racing In the . News . on tho throw-in, putting the tying seushore resort Benson by re­ runs in scoring position. Cavill then 20 4 stricting competition from the PLAY ACCORDION-JOIN ONE OF OUR popped to Thaler, ending the game; Star of ihe Bea 0) ab r formidable Belmont Park plont TODAY, TOMORROW, SATURDAY Sun. thru Wed. Aug. 10-11-12-13 to periods when Monmouth and ; Athleilci (3) j .... . ab r h Squllluntl, 3b ...... ; ...5 0 Continuous Saiurday$:Starling at 1:45 ACCORDION BANDS Atlantic City do not operate. . K irk, ef ...... 3 0 0 Talerico, 2b ...1 THE GREATEST SHOW Sestito, ss . ....3 The New York horses move to —Cavill, ss ...... 4 1 1 Saratoga this month, leaving RANSOM IN THRILLS! We will lend you arf accordion to take home free Vincelll, e ., ....4 Law, 3b ___ ...... 4 1 1 everything clear for the Jersey Do Bonis, of ..,.2 ON EARTH if you take lessons in any of our schools. ' Uhrlg,’ p ...... 4 1 1 tracks, and even in June and Walt D isney’s P. Hughes, If ....3 t in Technicolor Bibaud. lb ...... 4 0 0 July. - Monmouth—Park hns no .. Rrunner, 2b ...... 3 0 0 Labrlola, lb ....3 trouble in holding Its own with ' ...... wilh * 4 WEEKS COURSE — $6.00 ...... Kali:, If ...... 3 0 1 Davis, rf ...... 2 0 thc unpretentious Acqueduet nnd Cornel Wildo - Belly Hutton Carhnrt, rf ...... ,2 0 0 Cieri, p ...... 3 0 Joinnicn plnnts. But n Jersey g ,A .. t - . , TECHNICOLOR Name ...... Won DliAtf fiedwcoi.oa^l Y . . 3 0 (J Hiawatha Bar & Grill (2) ’ • « * • . also 9 RACES DAILY. RAIN OR SHINI Everson...... ino 152 lu»pf ■ (ImA wiI 31 3 5 ANOTHER BASEBALL lcogue ...... 170 lilfi ' [J.nonrt O’Bnen -Smlir* Hajden - (lean h|>gtr Aug. 7 thru Sept. 13 ittrf TW,<>, Is t Walters appears to haVo broken doWh under TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ’ . Aug. 12-13 UOttr DAT’ Terriers < ..,...... 201 000 000— 3 ‘21 Dap •! Rodag Wajllng , : ....I5 7 100 the force of such distraction ns big* Mnllneo Wednesday Blarllng at 2 P.M. Lma Elliot *ljle Better , Athletics .... .; ...... 300 000 000— 3 H R ST PO ST 3 P .M . i r. . Icague-gnmes-on-televislon and the DoIlf Dovbif Oomj «f NO MCMO 523 477 S3! call of the not very open (on Sun­ TUIIOAV ’ Athleilci (4) ab t h day nfternoon) road. This spring ...... HJtt L. H. Acai (1) tiuiYifiioxuAn . . . tjo UmMMI t Perry, cf ___ ...... 30 0 the Monmouth County Catholic A U - KATHRYN GRAYSON M erwin ...... 1B7 143 110 Cavill, 3b, 2b War Veterans orgnnizotlon sought to TECHNICOLOR ! ...... - .,...4 0 0 102 ^ V t A t t * , RED SKELTON M artin ...... 102 157 rcvltnli/c both baseball und bas­ Btbnud, lb .. .- *...^1 ...... 3 0 1 M W 8 I C A L I Rornt ...... 100 102 155 ketball with plans for county *' HOWARD KEEL N e w Jenoy’t Only Part M utual Trolling T ra ck Uhrlg, ss ...... 1 2 0 ^ S«l (• * leagues nt the Junior level. The M K r fS D M Q M I - Law. 2b, 3b ...... 3 1 .0 Jm m t IUm'i 514 402 403 baseball loop wus formed wtth iov* isnglt Falk, If ...... ;...3 1 2 MlllUUll * Cosgrove Dairy (2) I teams in Keyport, CltfTwood, Long FIFTH ANNUAL Becklund ...... ,1 0 2 100 150 Branch nnd Red Bnnk when efforts DINNERWAHE TO THE LADIES Brunner, p ...... :. . .0 0 0 English ...... ,...1 5 0 147 144 to line up teams in Asbury Park O’Donald, p ...... 1 0 1 Pease ...... ,...101 150. 170 nnd Freehold failed. The four-team Carhart, rf ...... 2 0 1 loop lias now fallen apart. The N E X T THUHS.-, F U L SAT. . Aug. 14-15-16 ' Sias, c ...... 3 0 1 Red Bank team wns disbanded two Monmouth Fair 403 604 473 weeks ago and the Long Branch SATURDAY AND SUNDAY (I) : 25 4 5 Keyporl Jewelers team, ns nn isolated unit, nppenrs Infnntl ...... ,200 172 172 about rendy to tow? In the sponge. Teniers (6) i b r h Cuocci ...... 101 151 103 So goes'’nnothcr good effort in a j Sponsored by Hyrne, If . 1B3 youth sports program. One greht August 16 and 17 Irons ...... 101 150 advantago the Llttlo League hOB MONMOUTH COUNTY ' 571 402 550 Is that thc players arc still far too -Saturday: 10 Until 7 Sunday: 1 Until 7 HISTORICAL ASS'N. C It W Marines (2) young to bc concerned with hot-rod Johnson, 3b cars. Today it-1& unhappily neces­ 102 Weiss ...... 140 103 sary to observe,, bnscbiill la some­ •Smith ...... 103 107 101 Talent Scout Auditions (or Bennett, 2b ...... 3 1 1 thin/' thnt you outgnow in your Antiques Show Costic ...... 157 103 214 Children from 6 to 1 6 ”. . . Moser, rf ...... 0 1 0 teens., ,!, . The story ’ • * * * Tuosday, August 12, at 1 Gold, p ...... 2 1 1 409 523 fi07 a man Who was T HAT A's-Tcrricrs series for P. M„ Berkeley - Carterat 22 0 5 Garber Supply (1) the title In the Bnyehoro Little too proud to runl Monmouth County Horse Show Hotel, At bury Park. Foster ...... 155 101 . 150 League is the sports Ecnsatton of Terriers ...... 000.015—0 SATURDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK • 174 -145 the summer in this area. Tho RELEASED THRU UNITED ARTiSTS* AWARDS AFTER SHOW Athletics . -. Talmadgc ...... 140 Uiebei: sr...... 102 171 237 eleventh-hour surge* of thc Mat­ ON S U N D A Y awan team to chalionfio a Keans- ’ Bartender Trial,Aug. 15 403 500 540 burg outfit that appeared to have Antique Automobile Contests the championship oil wrapped up Keyporl Cleahors (2) PLENTY OF FREE Is tickling the imagination of ______START AT 1 O'CLOCK SUNDAY______t A Lourencc^Harbor bartender, Davino ...... 21U 200 100 others than just the fathers nnd ANNUAL S I. ROCCO'S PARKING SPACE charged by tile Alcoholic, Beverage Dillon ...... 1011 157 131 mothers of the players, as shown Ute Main Entrants Gate Control bureau with serving drinks Fisehler ...... 1 0 5 . 102 103 by the crowd nt Sunday’s game to minors, will n6t bo arraigned at Port Monmouth field. Both CELEBRATION Talent Scout Show O nly until • Aug. 15. The case against 001 545 510 teams, for 40 to- 12-ycor olders, AND 2:30 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 1 o Frank Fratnngclo, of Rutherford, The, ^landings 1 W L are playing a terrific brand of bartender at the Beach Tavern wns Garber Supply Co, . . . . . , ;21 0 -ball, Just note the fact that In Admission . . . $100 originally scheduled for Friday Cosgrove Dairy ...... 2 1 0 T hursday’s 3-3~tle nnd S unday’s FIREWORKS DISPLAY aigllt but was ,pdstponed by Magls- Hinwatha Bur & Grill , ....I B 12 .0-4 gnme there was n period .9^ ’s Games - Food - Curios Children Under 12 Free nine innings when neither side Firework* DirecUd by Alex Zarillo . Irate Maxwell Mayor, . ; Keyporl Cleaners \.v T17 13 sored a run. Rich Fariello pitch* The postponement was granted C & W Marines ...... ,..1 5 15 ^ed olght runlcss innings in a row. ; Tuea., Aug. 12 thtough Sat., Aug. 16 MONMOUTH PARK RACE TRACK pfter Bonjamln KlClnberg/pttorhey* Keyport Jcvtelcni ..,...Y ■A.-.VJ+-10 ’. and BObby Gold three more for /of thc defendant, rcquostfld tlmo IL. li. ACcs ...... 1 0 5o a t c l i f f w o o d -o e n o a Amusements Nightly tlie Terriers. Don Uhrlg blanked OCEANPORT, N. J...... to submit a legal brief. • II.' c. A s...... TTTT 4 20 the Matawan team for six frames ^rtHWWWWWWWWWVHWWWWWmVMWHWHU THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1952 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN, N. J. ^■ M ssjEsa;: Tide Table toHl'n.'.v'iui''i\ diiver in thn Tlgy-cr .await n dwinkcn. driving heirlng. Lake lefferts Is Terriers Second > feature on Friday. « : , next Monday ' Following chart is for Sandy Tho Hayes KtabJc c a m p a ig n ^ Freehold Policc Chief cornctflj1? Hoplt (ihe Horseshoe) lr Port primarily al Freehold and RooseJ Du Vrk'S suid Penn wus Stocked With Fish Opens At Freehold velt, ond most faps wil recall the Monmouth. For Keyport South Half Champions ! Mondny m orning uftor hl« ti-uctf' performances uf Buttercup, Hayes* , Amboy and other HarlUn Bey crushed into u parked enr oll SoutU- favorite trotting mare, who won State Biologists To points, add 10 minutes. For Al* S t„ ne&r raiivoad-^-tmeliH. “The Cap Uphill Drive By From Area Men and Women Camden And Middlesex more than '$21,000 in her cui'cht, bury Parle subirad 15 minutes. driver w us; pronounced— liituxiontod s Study Growth; Say . County Groups To Be Buttercup;--now retired, was by F ol­ For Bay Head on Barnegat Bay, Besting A’s 3-2 In ; in the by Dr, Frank NipnilMW, 1 • ~ low Up, nn all-time great. . Water* Were Crowded add 5 hour*/ 20 m inulfi. Tot Red PJayoff.Tilt Tuesday* . Welcomed The truck struck a car owned hy Mr. Hayes wns the nitth respon­ Bank, on Navetl^ik Hirer, add S William' II. Yeckon, 52 Lincoln I’I„ sible for the half-mile trark at New The accidental draining of Lake hours, 5 minutes. Matawan’s Terriers did the un­ The first two days of the 1051 H-efhiild, ond pushed tiiftt nUto into Brunswick which was used for fairs Lefferts, Malawan, late in April, Aug. 8-14 (E.S. T.) believable.. 1 Tuesday they took Armed Services fall harness meet at Freehold which n iKirhi.’d «# r owned b y W illis l<. and matlnt-eH. Which was viewed with some con­ . High Low their seventh out of eight games, starts today (Thuisd.iyJ w ill l>rln« Applegate, Iris lid., fOak Knoll, cern by local officials, may have Friday morning ...... 9;33 3:29 defeating the Keansburg Athletics in _ visitors .from . C\i(uU‘M».\and_Mid- I.ulmwood. police ssid, . Doth cars been just what the artificial pond Friday afternoon ___ B:55 3:52 diosex Counties for the suecial Ed­ 3-2 on tiie Port Monmouth field, to * Unloads Borabi ■ Tune Arrives In Oktnawa Keyport Driver To were dnmtujed but-no; one wus in­ needed, analyses by biologists nt the Saturday morning ...10:24 4:15 mund Hayes Memorial Trolhy Race win the sccond half title of the A/SC Malcolm H. Tunc, son of jured. . ' . ■ New Jersey Fishery Laboratories at Saturday afternoon .10:45 4:41 ^ When the bombs arrive at a tail* und Camden’s Chamber ^f Com­ Get Hearing Monday Bayshore Little League: ' Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Tunc, Wash­ New Brunswick indicate. Sunday morning . ..11:16 4:59 road station near a forward Marine merce Special. Manager Jack Carney, of the A’s ington Avo., Mutawan, has notified Harry Doan. 61, of 00 Church St., Wedding Announcem.nt, ...... For many years Matawan resi­ Sunday afternoon ...11:48 5:34 airbase, near Seoul, in Korea, A motorcade with approximately protested the win on the ground^ a his parents that he has-.atrived in Keyport, was freed lu $225 ball printed promptly on paneled or dents have hoped that the lake Monday morning...... 5:46 Marine Sgt. Hugh Allan Jr.. 21, of 1U0 oit.v, eounty ahd serviwe club Matawan player making the decid­ Okinawa and is stationed in tin' at Freehold Tuesday morning by bridal book snw-whito vellum nt might be made to support j’amc Monday afternoon - -. 12:08 6:31 repiesentative.s will be prcsciu from ing hit did no^ have on liis^jiftad- southern part at Kavena Air Force Magistrate Arthur M. Goldberg -to t lili office,' fish. Except for a few year's when Tuesday morning ___12:28 6:39 Camden for the opening day Ii-stiv- guard. but Umpire JeiVyM3oskoy Base, lie was stationed at Camp it was first created, however, the Tuesday afternoon 6:36 ' ■ itics. Hoy Dunn, the ChamberW es- 12:59 disallowed . it.. "it is not thought i Stoneman. Cal., prior to leaving for lake has never been known to pro­ Wednesday morning .1:21 7:38 ident, said thul Mary Parker, iMIns likely the league committee will overseas duly, duce anything but dwarfed individ­ Wednesday afternoon. 1:54 8:42 N ew Jersey -miss. overrule its um pire.’ Hts new address Is .107 A K uals of the less desirable fresh w a­ Thursday morning .. 2:21 6:40 Amei'ieir contest at A tlantic tyity, The game was the third hair- Maintenance Squadron, 307 Handi­ ter species. Biologists have found Thursday afternoon .. 2:53 9:42 will prrsent the trophy to the spin­ raiser in a row f°r the teams since er W ing, -A1*0 23U-1, lV Postmaster, that the chief reason for the com­ ning driver in today’s feature. th^y ‘locked in their championship 6an Francisco^ C al.' plaints of no fish is, paradoxically Middlesex County representative^ series. Both scored in the first. Kelly Assigned to San Marcos too m any fish. i|re expected to weigh in with a Matawan on hits by Dick Nusbaum, Lt. Charles A. Kelly, son bf Ma: Crews from the laboratory con­ Doc Walker Favored showing Just us big as their neigh­ Jack Thaler, Dave Jones and Deter tawun Township Tax Collector, ducted surveys at the lake two bors from the south, in order tu pay ON OUR EN TIR E STO CK Johnson. The Terriers had the Charles J. Kelly, has completed a weeks ago and found no sign of tribute to the lato Edmund llnyos, bases full with one out, but Don leave .spent at his. home on Aber­ pollution, or''any other basic reason In Sapling Stakes who was a prominent Nt>\v Jersey UhriE, Keansburg , hurler, did a deen Rd., Matawan. lie has report­ OF SUMMER ITEMS . why fish should not grow in the harness horse owner for many years, masterful job of retiring' the side ed to the San Marc'os A ir Force ■water, ftoland F, Smith, fishery bio­ Mrs, .Hayes will present tho Mem­ Closing Day Classic by forcing Rich Wenner to roll out Base, San Marcos, Tex. GARDEN TOOLS AND SUPPLIES TO GIVE logist reported. They-did find so orial trophy, a beautiful gold bowl, harmlessly and Pete Bennett to fan. Cuoco in Korea many stunted-.catfish, ‘‘punkinsecd” At Monmouth To Be YOUR LAWN, SHRUBS, EtC., THAT NEW The Athletics run came when Sgt. Jam es J. Cuoqp, AFlii.KlOOltf, sunfish and golden shiners as to Six-Furlong Rac^ - —. TUcli Fariello, Terrier pitcher, walk­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Cuocn, ‘EYE-APPEALING LOOK'. indicate that the lake has been too SOT. HUGH ALLAN, JR. ed Roy Cavill and Lefty Kirk, the Division St., Keyport, has born sent overcrowded to permit'development ; One of the leading candidates for first two men to face him , and-War- Orange, has the ticklish jfib of uh-flo-Korea, lie was previously sta C m iu s lS t H m Quality Lawn Seed. Premier Poet Moti. All OrgaYitfc Lftwn of the fish, Mr. Smith said. It may the Aug, 9, closing day renewal of ren Falk's grounder got away from loading- the bombs Xrbm Die railroad tioned in Boron, Cer•t|ulet1,' immature fish ~ was "the only inf-’ Johnson, 3b . ; . :r. ,rr:vr 3- 1 2 H,-Heinke < . . . . . m - 140 148 Margaret Semenza, Beers St'., Key­ he promises to make nn even finer provide the best in ele\m, uutti* mediate, practical one. The *most W enner, c . . . . : ...... -3 0 1 It. Heinke ...... 173 140 121 port, has been postponed to n later name for himself, with sueh as Doc effective, course would be to re­ Bennett, 2b ...... ,3 0 0 date. Annouiujfinent wiil be made nuitie oil heat. UndrriyrJterff Walker carrying his blood into thc move all the fish from the lake, by Hyrne, If . 2 0 0 .■ 574r 540 m of a new date for the affair, oratories approved to burn all do­ charmed circle at the nation’s lead­ draining and {poisoning, and to Gold, If ...... 1 0 _0 . ' _ T«am No. 5 (2) mestic fuel oils, Quickly Installed ing race courses. i staii over w ith fresh stock. That Fariello, j) ...... -2 0 . 0 V. W ilson ...... 172 134 127 Classified nds get rr^illi- cheaply In your ftirnneo nr holler. Call In* Matawan Lumber Co. Revoked is not the only horse would” have been expensive and im­ Benton ...... 123 170 100 duy for free estimate. turned back to his owner nfter a practical, fish and game authorities 20 3 7 E. Denton ...... 143 M2 1G4 The l‘lien(II// Lumber Ytird high priccd sale. . Some years ago O l.«W PlVHHUfP : felt. Thc second choice was to.stock Athletics (2) ab r h J. D avino ...... 157 100 lUfi Mnn-o* - W ar’s -full-brother,. Play­ \ Itleh l*n‘H»ate Ih e ^ la J c ^ w Jifi adult bas.sr which C avill,-2b V -1-0 Sulphiti Ave., opp. Freneau R. R. Stfttion fellow, was acquired by Harry P. SPECIAL would, feed .on the smaller fish and Kirk, If .... 2 0 1 505 572 413 Sinclair's Rancocas Farm for a then FUEL OIL BURNER keep the population under control. Falk, ss .... 3 1 1 /. Team Ho. 3 (1) M atnwnn, N. J. Telephoiui M A 1-20G1 stratoSphcical $100,000. Later Sam That was impossible because the Uhrig* p .. . 2 0 0 G. Giles ...... 120 120 103 PURCHSSEf Hildreth, thc Rancocas trainer, an­ . SERVICE ._. only source of ac[ull game fish are Sias, c ...... 2 0 0 Gloria Arnold . ... . 100 « n o 124 nounced that Playfellow was a salvage operations, none of which Bibaud, lb 3 0 0 J. G i le s ...... 135 175 100 QUALITY ' r “crlbber and a wind-suekcr"i that are contemplated at this time. It is LawT- 3b - 3 .0, 0 Gordon Arnold . .. . 170 100 211 Call KE 7-3000 he had been sold-under false pre-’ hoped, though, that the bass cun be {Perry, cf ...... i ...... 3 0 1 tenses nnd that Mr. Sinclair was planted in the- lake as they become i Brunner, rf •—«»-«2-0 n T>42 fiftt 504 LADDERS available, Mr. Smith said. calling off the sale and returning Carhart -r<. o o - WOOD He likened crowding of fish in a tho horse to his first owner. Fred Team No. 1 (3) Hollywood pond, to thc same condition in a Jo h n so n ,. w ho hud sold the eolt, 24 2 3 102 204 ;1 Off 3. Chadwick ...... 100 131 • 154 field of carrots. angrily retorted: Terriers . 100 002—3 EXTENSION "If you don’t thin them out, none 100 001—2 K. Chadwick ...... 120 118 P3 Service "A sale is a sale!” and went to Athletics 100 of theln w ill ever grow up,” he ex­ court to prove his point. Sturdy Built ^ FEnnANTE linos. plained! It became a cause celebre among 030 non horsemen who ci*owdcd the court­ Asks $40,000 For Fall - 010 20 Ft. . $14.95 Matawan Lake Acid ------i IifO H W A Y 3 5 ...... KEVPHRT A similar .survey of the boro’s room ns a long -tjucue-of-QWnerR.^ ...... 24 Ft. 17.95 — John Mupo, New Brunswick, asks : BIX conNEnn IVIiirUIXI other artifical water body, Matawan trainers, veterinarians and experts $40,000 to compensate for Injuries 28 Ft. 20.95 Lake, was made, and the findings passed in review on the witness suffered Apr. 27 when he slipped (there were much different, the stand. Hildreth maintained that' 32 Ft. 23.95 and fell on the floor of MeKelvie’s state biologist reported. Matawan Playfellow wns always equipped 36 Ft. 26.95 Bar and Grill. The Superior Court Lake, it was found, is so highly w ith n “u'Jnd sucker’s bit,” this OldDutch M iir •tt «#■ suit is against Emma McKelvic, 40 Ft. 29.95 aeid that survival of fish there in being a perforated piece of pi|>e Route 35, Laurence Harbor, owner - the present condition-is out of. the placed in t h e . m oulh so that the a Y a w a n ,1 These are very of the establishment.. question. The situation could be air, when sucked in by thc horse, • Papers were JUed w ith Middlesex Exceptional A Wide Selection remedied, he reported, but how would harmlessly whistle out both Where Food Is Served County Clerk Edward Patten in Play Safe! much expense would be entailed ends instead of being drawn into at its Best of Dependable New ^Brunswick, Monday. VALUES will have to be determined in furth­ the stomach. . FROM A er tests which the state laboratory The final decision was in favor You can buy Defense Bonds by USED CARS Don't Let Your Oil Tank Stand Empty .. will conduct. of Sinclair, and it was a ruling that .. SNACK the Payroll Deduction Plan. ---When the necessary treatment set a precedent'in establishing that ...... t o A Our*, the haati off, but that doein'l mtnn r°u vhould 1st your itorag* for .M atawan Lake has been deter- oft used phrase “sound in w ind and REGULAR DINNER. lank bIuihI emply. Thli in l)t« luraat woy lo Invli# tondonsolloii Irom ?n j^v .ib wilj.'be^p tp bprough.of* w hiph ii? t id i iy ^ guarantee STRAUB, MOTORS, INC. $£$ jp tlim e i t Ke rjl fc i a' w/j r Hi tfriocr ^ *| AtitWlVed pitjftijf' /oj from Main-St., Matawan on the expense involved,- The . state fle s h ...... - Houle i. Ample Parking, Kniier-Henry J. will seek the solution of thc* prob­ Doc Walker is the only son or Piny flnfe-Cull K«ypn*t 7*2104 for When boiler automobilos arc builf years, bu ilt ttys diner approx­ Unlicensed Beam Trawler imately 10 years acu and after his n o w you* w ™ -Insurance Uie Brings $200 Fines death, the family sold the business to .Mr. Cjla.us.' ' ‘ « m m * 138 Main Street MATAWAN, N. J. SALES SERVICE .Mr. Glaus had made plans several wm sm m Joseph Adubato, M ain Si., Bid;., months OEP to retire from tile rest­ . Telephone Matawan 1-0003 ford, and 'TCobert M arlin, Navesink BUICK aurant Jjuiiness find last week the River Rd., Middletown, were fined will build them deal on the sat?" of the diner was $200 each and paid court costs closed. - of $8 each when arraigned before SCIICENB combination D o o n s Mr. Glaus will take a month's acting Middletown Township Ma*g- DOWNES vacation with his family and may i.UMDEn — t«LLWonK — nooriNQ istrate Irving W. Teeplc Juty-SOon- later open a larSe fljhery in Mid­ state Fish and Gome Commissiqn BUILDER S HARDWARE ■ QUALITY USED CARS dlesex County...... charges of operating beam trawlers PONTIAC Mr. Mariolis and his f&mlly plan without a license. - . , to make Keyport or Matawan their Thomas L. 'Spencer, a warden CONVENIENT TERMS. permanent home. . , . . r„ . Sales and Service Matawan Builders Supply Company for the commission, brought the .... * charge^ of thc Illegal commercial 138 Lower Main Street ARRANGED. fishing activity in cach case; ' Vacationing At Lake 62 LOWER MAIN ST, Abubato pleaded guilty, while MATAWAN, N. J, Martin entered a .not guilty plea Herbert Carbone, Charles Vena MATAWAN but was held guilty by the court. and John Bgmbriek. of Keyport, Tel. MAUwm 1-253S WILLIAM M. BTnoTHEn 163 MONMOUTH S T R E E T K ED BAN K arc spending lhre« days »t ,Watch* 1 Oeneral Contractor Near Railroad Station Tel. R. B. 6-2080 H tv« you read the classified ads? ung L a te . • Phone MA 1-2299 I “ ' ■' ■ M Monmouth county historical as$H P'AGJEEIGHT THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN, N. j, 70 crffi0llSDAY, A l/d W 0?!1^ s i t e Special Exhibits - , topography, vegetation ahd unimal Area Scouts Are t/.A'. SecretaryG&iieral Tour* Europe j Anniversaries Marked life of this area. . ‘ Of Attending Camps Cub Program Is At State Museum “A tlantic Coast,” a photographic panel exhibition prepared and lent Allaire Proposed Monmouth County poy Scouts Outlined For Year ^ For the summer months,'tho New by the editors of Life Magazine, is have pfie more week to go in their Jersey State Museum, Department comprised of forty-four photographs summer camping program nt Camp of Education of New Jersey, Tren­ which resulted-from a three-month, Lcnupc, Medford, and Camp Cownw’ Mr., Mrs. C. E. Peseux Assemblyman To Ask Various Themes To Be ton, .Has hung two exhibitions. trip by Life photographer Eliot on thc Delaware RiVcjV And J. D. Walkers Elispfon. His travels and photo­ State Funds For Walter L’Hotta of Union Beach, Explored) To Assist “Island Beach’* and /'Atlantic graphs began in thc northeast comer Rehabilitation neighborhood commissioner of Dis­ In Geeting- Out Vote Entertain At Parties Coast*' in its flpccial^exhibits, g a l­ of-the United states on the rocky trict 3, is In chargc of a contingent- leries. coast of Maine and continue^ along The deserted vlllnco of Allqirt. of 24 Scouts from Union Beach, hod The 1952*53 Cub Scout. Programs Mr, and Mrs. Erricst E. Peseux, Thc “Island Beach” exhibition, will becomc New Jersey’s W illiams­ Bank, Matawan and Manasquan nt have been announced (or the Cub Bethany Rd.( celebrated then*. 35th' thc Atlantic seaboard to thc Florida which was shown previously at the burg if Assemblyman Alfred N. Camp Co\vaw« ' Packs of Monmouth Council. Boy wedding anniversary with a dinner Keys. Almost all of thc pictures State Museum from Oct. 30, 1051 to keep the shoreline in view, and as Beadlcston, ; Shrewsbury, bas his Troops in camp last week , front Scouts of America and includc a ut Pleasant Valley,Inn, Holmdcl, re­ Fob. 11, 1952,J has been reopened this changes gradually from north way. He Is'seeking on initial ap- this urea included. Troop 00, Key­ series of adventure, starting with cently. Guests were Mr. and Mrs, Malcolm W. Peseux, of Hazlet; Mr. bccausc of the Stato’s great Interest to south, the variety of coastline liroprl«tion of $150,000 from next port;’ and individual Scouts from thc September programs. and Mrs.'Donald W. Peseux, of In. this 10-mllc peninsula .of u n ­ both In geography and in the life year’s legislature to start restoration { Troop G4, Keyport. Frank Fleming William . Mottlson, Allenhurst, Rumson, and MIbs Wanda Peseux. spoiled natural beauty located in of thc people living alopg^it is re­ of the^slte of a prosperous Iron of Keyport, wus in charge-of tiie j CommissionerofLthc County Scout Mr. and Mrq. Jo h n D. W alker, New Jersey's Ocean County. Dur­ vealed. . foundry more than 100 years n6o. delegation,. . . organization hns announced thnt the Scabrook Manor, entertained at a ing thc Spring this exhibitionJjad Thc public is invited to visit these He says this sum should bc suffi­ Both Camp Lcnapc and Camp [details of thc ’32-’03 activities of successful showings at thc Notional Cowaw arc rented for thc summer |iho Cub Scout Division would be family party.. last Jhursday eve­ two exhibitions. Museum summer cient to dean property nnd install Audubon Society In New York City hours are: daily 0 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. truininK camps of Monmouth Coun- j madc available to Cubma’stcrs and ning in celebration of their 33rd facilities for picnics and camping. and at the Academy. of Natural cil, Boy Scouts, since the Council, wedding anniversary. Attending (including Saturday); Sundays 2 to ‘ The old mill, inn, flrchousc and Den Mothers In August in order Sciences of Philadelphia. What docs not operate n long-term camp­ were Mr. and $rs'. Richard Walker 5 p.m. There is no admission equipment, church, furnace stack that the Cub Packs have an oppor­ Island Beach can offer to scientists, ing program, of a week or more and Flo£d Walken — ‘ • charge. * and several homes arc still stand­ tunity to plan their; activities be* students, surf fishermen nnd others duration, Scout Camp llousman at During a recent tour of Europe, U.N, Secretary-General Trygve Mr. and iMrs. Fred A. Dean had ing. But they arc deteriorating for the season opens In Septem­ interested .In nature is shown by Farmingdale is used year-round for Lie viaited England, Belgium and Austria where he made addresses as a weekend guest, Miss Ruth Proc­ 10 ycurs from today, there’ll be '.rabidly, .md Edward Fcltus, cxcc- ber. Mr. Mattlson stated that the before several organizations.-and at the University of Louvain. At means, of photographs, maps, color fewer “cloudy” days In your life weekend camping by troops under. 2030 Cubs In Monmouth Council, tor, of Trenton. < , utivc secretary af the Monmouth Brussels he attended. a luncheon given by the Belgian United drawing^' and marine life speci­ flnanclolly,.if you Invest NOW In their own leadership. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Latham, County Historical Society, believes would bc called upon to pnrticlpatc Nations Association. Seen liere at the luncheon are, from left to mens' which illustrate thc unique U. S. Savings Bonds. , llolmdel Rd., have returned after they , will bc beyond repair in 10 in thc National “Get out thc Vote" right: the President of the High Court of Justice of Belgium; Mr. spending a few days with Mr. and years.' •" cnmpaign- b.cing sponsored jointly Van Cauwelaert, President of thc Belgian House of Represen* by thc Freedoms ' Foundation nnd Mrs. Samuel Evans, Waldron, N. Y. - State P ark Since 1946 Morganville Scout tatlves; Mr, Lie; Pierre WJgny, President of the Association, de­ NEPTUNE, N. J. thc Boy Scouts of America to en­ livering an address and Paul Van Zeeland, tlie Foreign Minister. Mra. Anthony Piscitclll, of Med­ RT. 33A — Asbury Avenue - - ■ Tin? property has been a stntc. courage voting In thc November ford, Mass;, hns returned home af­ 3 Ml. W* of ASBURY PARK — park - sinec -1940.- It was presented Leader At Camp ... eicctforis.''"...... 7 ...... ter-visiting- Mr. find- Mrs. Joseph ' Opposite . ir c u s Tumping Brook Country '"Club to New Jersey in 1040 by the fam­ Piscitclll and family, for a month.: M u s ic C ily of thc late Arthur > Brisbane. Thc Scouts will Join with their older brothers in distributing some Mrs. Willinm Arncnl. of Center­ Opens TUES. Thru SUN. AUG. 1 ... Located ...across .. Squankum-Allcn- Mrs. Thomas Maresca 35,000 liberty bell door knob invi­ ville, Is visiting Mr .and Mrs. John wood nd. from the Brisbnnc Child The Hilarious Victor Horbort Hltl On Scholarship Course; D.; Walker.' Center, which occupies the old tations to vote on Nov. 1. -This will On Vacation Trip. . Other Activities . bc combined with the 'theme for Miss Vivian Dean is enjoying a -Till: I l E I I M I L L Brisbane residence and a part of November’ entitled “Faith of his vacation from her position as a the estate, it lias been Used as a Eves. 0:30 Thurs. M at. 2:30 . Perl. Ilntp or Slilnc Mrs. Thomas Marescn.. of Morgan- Fathers," which w ill bc designed to Peter Kosienskis Are . Driver In Crash Where medical technician at Somerset Hos­ _B 0y Scout •camp, picnic grounds, Priccs 00c thru $3.30, tax lncl. MAIL ORDERS to Neptune Music Circus, villc, Is taking a two-week course pital, Someryiile. She is visiting Neptune, N. J., or phone ASBURY P,AnK 2-0501 N O W ! . g "and duriac World War II a booby­ tell th& story of thc Mnyfiowcr, | In New England; Other Woman Incurred Skull in outdoor leadership training nt her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. . trapped "German" village for the Pilgrims. Indian villages and pa­ Now Playing, Thru Sun. Aug, 10: "ANNIE GET YOUR GUNI u j Camp*Edith Macy, having been1 sent Area Items Fracture Found Guilty Donn, Bethany Rd. . training of troops from Fort Mor- triotic skits. • on a scholarship by the Northern Prior to the get out the vote pro­ Miss Claire Dcxhicmcr, of South lllntith ond Camp Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kosienskl l<*ft Testimony of a driver with a , Monmouth Council of Girl Scouts. gram, thc September schedule calls Amboy, has returned ufter spending / Plans for its renovation were nn* i Mr, nnd Mrs. Martin Smith sr. Monday on' a two-.weck vacation, bandage over an Injury still, in for “the theme of .“The M ail goes several days* as the guest of'M iss nounced in 1940, 1043, 1944, nnd 10411.. Sppni n day this week in New York which will bc spent in Maine nnd evidence on her head was sufficient Through" which will Involve handi­ Odette Hcrtle, Bethany Rd. 1 , •But* In 1952 It continues to stand . visiting their aunt, Mrs. Jtose Cnrdo. Massachusetts...... to convict James C, Cooke, of Na^e- - Mrs, H. Cameron Burn, of Charles­ craft of mail boxes, house numbers Sgt. and Mrs. Gerald Herzog of sink, of reckless driving before ton, S. C.,* is.-visiting M r, and .Mrs. in peaceful desrepalr. j nnti Mrs.-Arthur Lowensten, nnd costumes, October’s theme,will Dothem, Ain., entertained at d Matawan Township Magistrate -Lu-- Angelo M. Webster, Holmdcl !Rd. ’ • Tho forests and parks section of 0f Jersey City iind Mr. and Mrs. be entitled “Doorway to Adven­ birthday party in honor of their ther A. Foster, Tuesday/ He wns Wiss -Barbarn Wilson is visiting thc State Department of Conecrva-; Hurry Woolley, of Union Beach, ture" nnd will feature a Scout-Dnd daughter, Donna Lynn, wha wns fined $15 and $3 cosls. relatives in Avcnel. tion. and Economic Development who have Just returned from a trip Exploration program. “An Old one-year-old on* Ju ly 10/ Sgt. _ Th•In March !tcr* Mr* and Mrs- c- Meyer ofjpy one 'driven by Cooke, who was bc held at thc home of Mrs. Walter And when you consider that,just Binco/1945, about ■ ' r*u--- going east on County Rd. Cooke pipes, bake pans, nnd snd irons. in Perth Amboy .General Hospital, around the. circuses, carnival theme I ...... Simile, Hohndcl Rd., Hazlet, ‘ on 175,000 new homes and apartm ent units have been wns also charged with driving with- Mr. Alllnre built not only a fac­ Mrs. Louis Becker and children, and in April the Cub Scouts willl Jo,]n rcturncd home Monday evening, Aug. 11, at 0 p.m. out a license. built in New Jersey, you can sco why. Plans have had tory but a town for his workaica, Jackie, Jonn and James, huve rc* study the “Life in Hnwaiinn is-j Saturday from Newark, where she Thc meeting is being arranged by Between 1027. und 1031 a furnncc, turned from a week’s vacation nt (lands.” This will Include Hawaiian j tl?c ,past week ^visiUng her Thc hospital reported thnt “Mrs. Mrs. Smalc and Harry Cowles, of to be changed time and again, as growth exceeded Townsend suffered n skull fracture store, cnrpcnter nnd blacksmith Ocean Gnle. games, tl.en.es'and songs nnd w ill | brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Hazlet, both members of thc Demo­ expectations. ' 1 Mrs. Paul Petrlelln. . , and cuts about the face and head. shops, file nnd screw factories, Mrs. Fred Irons nnd c h ild re n ,1 Provide thc Cub Scouts w ith gen-, . , cratic executive county committee. It takes time—and $1,300,000 every week in new7 saw ond grist mills, dwellings and ; Ida Lou, Dell, Jeru and Barbara! cral information of their Island I Mr* and Mrs. John E. Haidy of Tlie Laurence llarbor First Aid The evening’s speaker will be. Mrs. South Amboy cntertnincd at a stables, n high school, and n j Tam burrl, of Marlboro Gardens, friends. Scjuad removed both women to the Katherine Elkus White, mayor of construction. For. seven years we’ve added more than physician's officc and _then took church wcrci.erected. In 1032 tlie (hnve returned from a vacation nt ’’The Scouts will move outdoors In | dinncr P»rtX Saturday in Red Bank. 2200 telephones a week. Yes, your Telephone Company Mrs. Townsend to the hospital . original buildings were replaced by Niagara Falls. May with the theme “Mother Na- honor of tllc lilltcr's mother, Mrs, All interested persons arc in- , lures Backyard." Families will be- w - J- Halnaud, who was celebrating Motor Vehicle Inspector James is building fast to give a growing New Jersey more and brick structures, the brick for which Mr, and Mrs. Myron-DrtrB'n, of vltc^ to attend thc meeting. Cnrbcrry. of Keyport, reported he better telephone service. wns manufactured locnlly nt "Wood Morganville and M r and Mrs Ar- |como familiar with plnnts and blrd|J“ r blr‘h^i‘y' r? th^1' K“ -Cs*5 ,'VC‘'j Mortanvme, ana M i. a a mrs. Ar ^ vlsltors ln thc|1. own yllrds .lncl Cubs | Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Ilainaud had investigated Cooke’s record and Tick I-lall" Currency wns scnrcc, thtir Borden, of Marlboro, attended Wedding Announcements w ill eollcct leaves, flowers, shells|°1- M atawan; Miss Jeanette nalnaud, found the man was driving while on nnd tht; firm printed its own money n picnic of thc cnrpcnters union, printed promptly on paneled oi and the like. Visits to nearby zoos New York City, and William J. the revoked list. He reportedly NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY with nn cngrnving of the furnace, Sunday. . bridal book snow-white-vellum a' Jn cooperation with thc Department" Rninaud, Browntown. . holds a Virginia license. The lic­ a vignette of Bclijmnln Frnnklin, Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk R. Sm ith and this office. of Conservation arc scheduled.! Mrs. Arthur Drown sr. and Mrs. ense charge wns dismissed Tuesday and tho signature of James P. All­ sons, and .John Grnbowski, of Ne­ Mothers Day program, ns well as|Adole Herzog, Cheesequake, were that one for driving on the revoked aire. ’ — wark, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Martin list could be entered, if Inspector Smith sr. were Sunduy visitors of Memorial Day observances arc |®*n ®“ 8 those .who attended a birth- Thc Fourth of July celebrntlon in day purty Mondny evening at Man- Carberry. elected to do so. Pvl. Richard Grabowskl, nt Fort scheduled. Thc summer time pro­ . 1835, hii reported In tho M onmouth asqUan Beach In honor of the form­ Inquirer thc following week, began Dix. - gram for Juno, July and August In­ er’s great nephew, Michncl Bolin (If at 10.30 n.m. nnd continued through cludes outdoor ronsts nnd campfires, Plumbers Must Have exploration , of • Dad's business nnd Minneapolis, Minn., who. with his a display of fireworks nt night. "The Red Mill” Opens parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael License In Keansburg Twcnty-slx toasts followed thc d in ­ n sports carnival, learning to swim, Bolin, arc vacationing there. ner,. and an original ode to free­ At Neptune Tuesday baseball activities and the like. Plumbers from other communi In addition to the national themes Mr. nnd Mrs. Tor. Hnug of W ash­ dom by Robert MacFnrland was ties will be allowed -t° .work, in The perennial Victor ,Herbert for the 12-monih program of .theiinEton, D, C., were Saturday vlsit- su n g ...... comedy-opeictta, “Thc Red Mill,” ( Cub Scout Division thc Monmouth ors nt the home of Mr. and Mrs.'I Ke‘,n»b» rK °» * '} " ’W l»y the 5;.0 The panic of 1037'an d thc dis* Peter Johnson; l.ecnse fee and take an cxaft,lnatlon, eovcry of coal and .Iron ore In will bc the featured production nt County organization plnns to hold Mnnucl'Davis’ Neptune Music Cir­ Miss Elsie Gilbertson, studentw“s f ™ s " f Pennsylvania ended A llaire’s pros* u Cub Anniversary program nt Con­ Kensburg Board of Health Thurs­ cus, Neptune, three miles from As- nurse at the Jersey City Mcdieal'Kensbuw Bui,ld of llonIth rhurs- pcrlty. Its Inhnbltnnts drifted away vention llall and a CuU Pow Wow day night. bury Park, for thc week beginning Center, Is enjoying u month’s vaca­ and It wass completely negieciecineglected - — - - — * — -«» ...... for Den^ Mothers and —-—■—Lcudcrs - — In The Keansburg Borough Council tion. She left Monday for Mon- until Mr, Brisbane ...... bought It jn |Tucsdny' All«- 12> through Sundny, I November. Thc-Cij.b Scouts will recently recommended that thc tauk Point, L, I„. where she will 1020. During■iff thpthe yearsvnnr< thatthnt thct h e fA uB‘ 17, w lth 11 Thursday matinee bo invited, to. attendnt/end thc annual Board of Health permij, - outside visit Mr: and Mrs. Olaf Justadr* Boy Scouts used It for comping on Aug. 14 Conventton Hall show In March plumbers lo do work in the borough Paul Reed, recently of the nn- Nils bison of Brooklyn spent they also did some salvage work. and will witness thc Boy Scout If‘they showed their credentials nnd tlonal company of “Guys And thc weekend visiting Gunnar Ahl- Chnrlcs P. W ilber, New Jersey Cnmporcc in June 1053. • paid for a permit for a particular Dolls," and Colec Worth, one of thc man, director of state parks, has an­ Thc national themes and program Job, top opcrettn und stage comics, take ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur DcBeVoise nounced n program of restoration of the Boy Seout Movement -are Pr.-Frank A. Miele, president the lending roles of the two itiner­ madc avnllublc to Cub Scout lenders and dnuBhtcr, Carol of Matawan, s.lia ' th„t U]t 11lelnb(,t-‘s discussed whiqji wilt show 20th-century tour* throughout Monmouth County ond (and Lloyd Burlew were Saturday i.sls exactly .how thc village looked ant funnymen —who drop Into a thc m atter nt -length und finally evening guests, of Mr. nnd Mrs. in the days of Its greatest pros­ Dutch' vlllugc. ’ « < . across the nation. Each C ub Pucli Voli^L to support -Plumbing. Inspec­ Jonn Man, who drew plaudits Clarence G. Hauser. perity! He hopes state funds may votes on the theme of thc month tor Edward Davis who held out for Mr. nnd Mrs. Wellington Grnham, bc augmented by individual and for her dancing In thc rccent, Broad­ nnd uses the Natlonul Scouting the. license ‘and examination re­ Cheesequake, entertained ln honor group contributions when thc work way production of “Of Thee I Magazine for reference material quirements. of their daughter, Carol, who cele­ nctually gets under wny. Sing,” wilt be' featured as will ideas nnd suggestions, Mr. Mattlson The board also dceided to send brated her 10th birthday Monday. Meanwhile, "small boys play in Stanley Cnrlsun ns the Burgo­ reported. The Cub Scout Program two members to check restaurants The color scheme wns pink, A large the old Are engine and stage­ master, 'Fertjinnnd H ilt ns the Gov* is1 for boys ll! 0 nnd 10' years of nge nnd bars along Beuchwny for cuke adorned the center of the coach, a Sen SeouL- bont occupies ornor, and Patricia Ruhl ns Ber­ nnrl additional inform ation Is a vail­ health edrds nnd sanitary condi­ table. Games were played • und the church, nnd numcs of Olsitors tha. Also In thc cast will be John able from tho Headquarters of tions. Dr. Miele: said the cheeks nre scrawled on every surface that Shanks, Richard Atkinson. James Monmouth County Scout organiza­ prizes awarded. Guests were Mr. would be inode “practically every wlli hold them. * Jamieson, Alex , Alexander > nnd tion nt 101 Broadway, Long Branch, und Mrs. W. R. Gruliam, Westfield: other night," . Thc proposed park, Mr. Bcudles- Randolph Symonettc, • Mr. nnd Mrs. "EdWard Parry, Chest­ er, Pa.; cMr -ond Mrs. II. StoelTler, ton snldt would supplement thc The Victor-Herbert ,fif>ngR Hint Keansburg.Man Driver have made “The Red Milt’' so popu­ Linden; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kind­ State Grants $474,900 Shore’s rccfcationul facilities and ln Crash Injuring Six add another attraction for visitors, lar, includc "In' Old New York.” red/ Miss Jonn Kindred nnd Robert For Road-Bridge'Program In other pluces in the state where “Every Duy -Is Ladles Day With , Aschc^ Roselle; M r nnd Mrs, G . C, I Six persons were , Injured in u| Meyer. AWiirio and -Richard Ma- The Monmouth County Board'-of resort facilities are offered, It has Me,*’, “isle Of My Drcnms," j thrce-vehlele crnsh on Jtouto 25, Chosen Freeholders’ road and PERFORMANCE AND ECONOMY ANALYSIS been . found that a variety of at­ “Moonbeams,” arid ntfiny others. kowka, Glen Trout. Michele and Iturltan Township, Middlesex Coun­ bridge program for the current year ir Chwk amlereter pvmp linkage f*r prep«r s«ase*el irtflig. tractions draws inorc people to The entire production is’ staged Jeffrey Williams, Janice Crcasman, ty, Ju)y 30 In which one of the hns been authorized by State High- . Ckwk ipeitiee timing, engine iiHt, end meeifsM vknm. the urea und helps keeps them there by Glenn Jordan with Julius Rudcl Rnymorid nnd Willard Ryrin, Jerry drivers wns a Keansburg man. wny Commissioner Ransford J. Ab­ ★ Check eptfelitn ef (orbpreter (tatrelt. ' longer, in South Jorsey, where wielding, thc baton, nnd James Kruser and Rose DIGrcgorlo of All thc injured were taken to b o tt " ' it d t n iiJimnl bulb. park and picnic areas were de­ Jamieson devising the choreography, Cheesequake. . ’ | . Middlesex General Hospital, New The work will be financed by a - ir Cfieck exbaett system for obstrectiees and leeks. veloped hi the'vicinity of scushorc Pfe. Lawrence Cressman, son of Ih'tmswlck, by the ambulance from state grant of $-174,000 from motor Ckcck for leokoge e( gosollot, oit, WBtef, brehe' resorts, local Interests found, even Mr, Smd Mrs, Nathan Cressman of Keeping Tabs On Joe Plscatuwjiytown. They were treat­ vehicle funds as follows; fluid, tronimissian oarf rear eile IvbrUents. though they were reluctant to be­ Cheesequake, ‘ arrived home from Wo know we’ru looing money on this ed for lucerntlons, sprains and Road muintennnce ond repair, lieve It, thut the new attractions Korea Frldny evening nnd wtU ridiculously low price. But wo'ro doing it ... Joe Greenfield, o! Nowajk. ro* bhilscs and were released. $112,341; bridge operation. $112,310; for thin reason: Onco you get acquainted bcnc/lttcd seashore trndc. spend n 30-day furlough in the nownod ni an auctioneer in ih U They were Ellxnbeth Rogiilsky, United States.' ,... ' * road und bridge bonds and interest, with real Ford Scrvicc, you won’t ecLtlo for onything leas. So como in. Get stale and throughout tho nation^ 10, driver of one of tlie enrs, nnd her Mr, nnd Mrs. Otho Schnuck and $170,000; bridge maintonunce, ~$54.• This o ffe r a p p lie s Given Disability Award may sppoer in Harilan Township passengers, Adnm uy Rost, 13; Pat 505 ndininlstratlon nnd engineering. acquainted with us now! son Clifford, enjoyed an outing to to p a s ie n g e r cars on ly . Police court unless he straighlons Rost, H; Margaret Rost; Mrs. Anna’ Long Branch Monduy, where they $22,000; lighting, $3045. — M artin Narzc, Union Ueaeh, for­ out a licensing difficulty with Rost, 40, and Robert Purschcnur, spent thc duy fishing and swftnlmng. Construction of Riverside Dr.' in 'l e r k 6 £ T a c q u a i n t e d ! ^ r merly. employed by Architectural Police Chief Stacy C irh u l, of 2.1* months, nil of New Brunswick. Nopttine Tpwnship w ith 0-inch O ' Tiling Co., KeypOrt, received a dis­ township police, shortly, AJl threo 'vchiclos wcro golnij gravel was approved for nwnrd to yt>u'u.FiN D fl . Return From Camp r.D .A .F. ability award of $225 for a frnc- Oreenlield is opening, an auc­ toward New York. Harry G. Thomas flicoi, of Fnrmingdnic, low ’ ’ tiirc of "Hid llttlo toe suffered while tion lot on Route 38 near the Howell of. Keansburg/driver of n Jmnes Vena, Richard Lcwicki and bidder, at $17,835. ' ’ working nt tho tile plant lust Nov. present Koyport. auction lot truck told Raritan""Township, Mid* Buddy Short hnve returned Irom \ 30, , In a hearing before Deputy operatod by Leo San FltUppo. dlesux County poltce he wns pre­ n week's stay nl Cump Lerinpc, Mcd- 10 years from today, the latest Director Hnrry S. Medinels in 'coin­ In a controversy over the licens­ paring to mnkc n U-turn and had fordj W hile at camp, the “boys met wrinkle in television sets con bc G eorge S. B arrett & Son, Inc. - pensatlon court in Red Bnrik, ing of such lots several years ago. pulled to the vfght of thc road when the 'Rev. Raymond Hurley, former yours and you can pay for It with The;;nwttrd was in addition to lbifsRaritan Township Committee the Rogalsky car attempted-to pass cuiate at St. Joseph’s Church,*; Key­ vour sayings NOW in U. S. Savings Main Street temporary disnbllity of sfrt a license foe of S500. him nnd struck his left” front. port. Bonds. Phone Mit. 1-0071 Matawan