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alimtar 02nd YEAR — 4th WEEK National MATAWAN, ft ^T«UR5DAY, JULY 28, I960 Mtw Jim/Pru/ s Allocution Single Copy Ten Cents Puppy Is Located 40-Hour Week Architect's View 01 Proposed Ch Bcncdlct'e School And Church _ Thank* to an appeal published Lake Lefferts Weed / la (bis newspaper Thursday, ,tev- - en-yaar-oU Jimmy Hatpin, sod el Ordinance Due Mr. and Mrs. W. Kalpln, Fan- Growth Is Sore Topic wood, was reunited with bis pop- Other Police requests py, "Tippy." The puppy had Remain Under Stud/ Waterfront, properly owners Of) been adopted by a Matawaa .oke Lcffcrls Tuesday nluht earn* Matawan Township Committee- Printer/ Oiit family,- Mr. and Mrs, Roger Mo- lulncd to the Matawstt h Hose and their daughters, Diane man Slgmund Kowalski, chairman Bernard Goldsmith, chairman of Council that a choking weed grawlji and Denlse, 1« Jackson St. of the municipal police committee, Iho Holmdel Township Planning Neighbors, who read the no- had turned 'tlio luko Into a slagrmnt reported this week (hat members Board was quoted last weekend as tice, brought the appeal to tha at- ruling out, In the . nnrno of thp intirass, unfit lor swimming ot tention of the Matawan family of the township police department, alliliiU and a brccdhiK ground to( probably Will get a 40-hour work board, en application to locate a who called the Hatpins' when publishing house on Route li by tos^liltoes, they realized the puppy they week but that other benefits they raonlnu, s rcsldehllnl area, Moiv ^'A petition, signed hy 13 rt'sl* adopted was the object df a requested still .are under study. mouth Publishing Co., not to bo search to mend the heart.ot a dents ol Ravinu Dr. nnd Deech- Mr, Kowalski Indlcatgjfan prdl confused with Monmouth County Wood Terr, ursed that council tnki, ~ sad little boy. . f Publishing Co., Long Branch, a Mn. Halpln said they gave nance granting the 40-ncur week Initnedlnlo remedial steps (0 ejlliir.':-_. long established firm, was Indicat- Inoto the weed grbwth which tiroy Tippy up for adoption' after talk- probably will be introduced at the ed to bo the prospective applicant. ing It over with the family bur next-committee meeting, Monday Tim c!)«lnn(m was quolod is ob- termed win a menaco la lha heulth Jimmy cried for bis pet after night. The department has been sorvlng there was an ample Indus- ind wolfaro of tho cominuiltty.—1; -. they reached ' home' from the • WHIIttiiv-Ileedlfir Havln»-Of.r

Priest Honored At Testimonial Tuesday Malawon But Service Browntown Woman Saw Scouts Return To Vacation School Shower Given ' From Camp Trip: Two" weeks of Vacntlon Church For Mrs. Brenon School will be held at Our Savior's New Community Church - .Matawan Girl Scout Troops 11' Mrs. GeorRB Brenon, 18 North At the 50th anniversary celebra- vicemen had submitted "One fear and 8 huve relumed Irom a camp- Lutheran Church and First Prosbj^ t«rlan Chiitch In Perth' Amboy un- Shore Concourse, Cllfftvood Beach, tioa of the Browntown Union Sun- ture of the services was that sac- ing trip to Camp Nombco, Smith was tho gucit of honor at a sud day School Association in Septfeift- red words wore set to popular song burg. The girls were .transportec der the Joint sponsorship of Our Ssyior's Lutheran, First Prcsbylor- prise shower «lvcn by the Ladles ber 1949; Mrs." James" Fountain, tunes so that all might join In toe for their five-day slay by a bus Auxiliary lo llio Gnad«|c«nal Post ons of the founders, said: "Fifty singing." the Rev. Mr. Cantel said. futnlShcd by louls Colllchlo of th« Inn and St. Paul's Reformed Churchei. 4743, Veterans of Foreljm Wars, years from now, many of you will • The minister had'served cbngrtw Belvedere Skating Arena In Keans Matawan Township, In the post '• • tet' the Vnida Sunday. School's gallons for 17 years'in-Great Bri- burg. ... . -." " Tho school will begin Monday, home. 100th adversary. I trust It will be and contlnuo. weekdays through tain and for' 12 years In- thii The Unit Co\incll representative! The general chairman was Mr*. a strong community church then,'.' country before coming to Brown- Friday with classes from D to 11:45 were Ann Smith and Claire Korttn a.m. until Friday, Aug. 12, accord- Rita Scarborough, assisted by Mrs. : -}?>ith moves in. mysterious ways town. He promoted pioneer efforts haws; trading post representative! . -and, by a strange combination of Ing to Mrs. A. J. Toitmsello, Mata- Ruth Wllllami, Mri. Nancy ho. for new churches In 29 towns and and mall girls, Jean Morris ant rnann. Mra. Alice llauimaniv Mrs. circumstances 11 years later it may cities. He also~conducted regular- wan, superintendent. Thfi program Daren Frl«3; welpomlng hostesses, Is open to all children living In the Marie Mills, Mrs. Irena Methon, be that Mrs: Fountain's confidence !yrthe oBtciaUChurch of.England Jane Gregory ftnd Loulso Lock- in~a strong.community ^church'Is area regardless ot church affilia- Mrs, Elizabeth Hubert ind Mri. service in a large city prison in wood, Sylvia Mundy, i '-, •.....'. about to bicome a reality. England. "This is a very 'tare tion. • •', ;• A year'ago in July,; the Rev. privilege,!' the Rev. Mr. Cantel The scouts shared in prcparln. Bus transportation will again be Mrs. Uicnon It the wife of Coat* Francis A. Cantel and Mrs. Cantel commented. ; "Convicts petitioned the food, cooking, scrying and furnished at a nominal fes to child- mtndor George Drcnon of Post drqve by the rapidly growing Sayre the Chaplain, for the addition of cleaning up under tha supervisor ren who need such transportation. 4743, Gifts wore arranged under a Woods South development in Mad- week night: services and the unus-. of the leadersand assistants. The The bus will bogln Its route In Mat- stork and pink and bluo dccortiloni ison Tpwnship/and were impressed ual request was granted. I also was girls participated in camp "activi- nwan ut Kouto 34 and Main St., were usod for the table. A supper with the scope for a community given a private set of keys to.the ties such ai flag ceremonies, arch' M»lawan, cqntlnue to Ernslon Rd.. v.»s served, and movies thown by, ", church. They contacted the Brown- cells for the purpose of unrestricted ery, baseball, swlnmiluK,.square In Parlin, tltrough Fords to Menlp Mrs. Gorry Fluslmmonj and Mm, townJSundiy.-School trustees and counselling of convicts," dancing and all camp camptircj. Park Terr. In Nleluclien, to Wood- Dorothy Sclioc ot the auxiliary's 1 activities, .' " ..; : :•:....: were jnforms&.'thatthis .was the Cave Series 01 Lectures Troop 117 girls also worked on theli bridge, and proceeding along Am- summer project. ;•• .very, thing they desired. On Sun- After coming to the United boy Ave. to Hopoluwn, and along Othcri attending wero Mrs. Lot* =• day, Sept. 17,1959, to cororaemoratr ^tetes, the Rev. Mr. Cantel lectur- Had Camjirtrt , New Brunswick Ave. to Our Sav- ralno Collins, Mri. Dotlo Cnndlloro, _ . ingjho SOth-annlversary of the Sun-, ed coast-to coast on his war exper- The' Rev. Cornelius J. Kane, pastor at St. Jo- tendlng were the Rev. Francis Bader, C.S.S.R., the Troop 117 and Troop 8 had thi ior's Lutheran Church In l'crth Mrs. Edith Korn, Mr). Ethel Lov. day School, the Browntown Com' iences. He also conducted a radi seph's Church, Keyport, second from tight, congratu- Rev. Alfred D. Smith, the Rev. William i, Bausch. unit camp flro and invited iho w« Amboy, era, Mn,.Vcru Gnunt, Mr*, Hetcst ' munity Churqh-was inaugurated. program."Crossroads,", known to lates the Rev. John J. Hendricks second from left, the Rev. C Sebastian, the- Rev. John Conncll ant ter front director and two swim nicnkawskl, Mrs. Ollvo Scott, Mrs. us tiro L. Nappl, left, general chairman of the af- Rocco Coma, seminarian. GttU »l«o were presented mlng program aides'as guests u Wanda Wood, Mra. Ruth Hill, Mrs. .... Building IB 1908 listeners throughout eastern Cana- fair, and Dr. Gerard Devlin, right, who made presen- by John Trabachlno for the Senior Parish Society; Robin Ann Rathbun , In 1908, as a result of donations da and northeastern United States. explain the senior scout pfbgran Ethel Volpo, Mrs, Kay Krugeiy tation of gifts, looks on. Father Hendricks. who was Miss Kathleon Kane, Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality, Mrs. Myrtlj VmiGlahn, Mri, Dom< of ,land,t various " taaterials and "This Unique program was design- transferred from the Keyport Church 10 Levlttown, and Cnrrett Walsh jr., altar boys.' Musical (elections and senior opportunities. Song! Baptized Sunday Were sung and refreshments served thy Smith, Mrs. Julia Stanls, Mrs. . money, the building! in which the ed to bring religion dawn_into the was presented with the purse and other gilts from 450 were presented by Leonard Porcclli and Miss Diana Rabin Ann Hntlilmn, Infant Community Church now meets was language of the man-in-the-strcet," parishioners and friends attending. Other Test^t Wayte. Harold Weber was the accompanist.- around the cwnpflre, "'' Hlhcl Slitmund, Mrj, Ann Mitchell daughter of Mr,, and Mra, Hollin and Mrs. Ruth Krlple. y'..'..: erected. Being a small'farming he said. , Otherjcoiils^from Tropp>!l7 al Itathlnm, Forest Ave.r l.mireaee Gifts wi-re sent by" Mri, Marj; community.:, the attendance dwin- The Rev.^Mr. Canter defines a wilifl! wctp "Patricia Cottrcll llarhur, was baptltvd Suntlay by .—dled'for lack-of -newcomers;—but comffiunifyT:luire'tf5sra church nof Jock, Mrs. Myrtle DeLuoa, Mrs. Madeline Lauro, Karen Stnltlv am tho Ruv. Witller M, Stftttcty in St. Itvniletu Uu»no and Mrs, Dorolli/, still a faithful-few carried, on," „ connected with. any denomination Kaihcrliie Hudson. Gucsls Included wn'iKu's Chvirchi LIUIHMHO lliir- -"0,0 the first Sunday I entered or any organization, a church spe- Hnlcy. ' • • ' " •','- atawan Personal Items Diana Schuriim, Al|ce Ellison, Nuiv hor. Mr. mill Mm. Joseph Oeores, TUa Dent nctlvlly ot tho auxiliary our church, which is ' located on cially designed'to meet the needs News Of Yon Ana TOOT FamDr la Appreciated At Any Tim* cy RntcllHo, Judith Scluvnu. Nan Route 18, a few hundred yards ofuie local community. Mor8«u.4V!!i'(!.tlui.fiudparenli, •will htrirfoott miif'CnkiS/1l«l«"«nhS' cy Schwars; • Ella" noliriiSeiiiwifin A dlunor hillowod tlio church Beachfront In ClKtwood Uesctl, FrU J5S5t,~etJBt^ip>v,J , -. '.'In new de^lopments there are- ROURIOB flonlnsogna, and Mrs. Kn large numbers of families with ceremony and npt-n IIOIISO was hold dny oiul Snluriiiiy, Aug. 0 anil 8. there were seven adults and two Mr. and Mrs. Morris Inguaglati Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Man Mr. and Mrs. William Haslach Schwarz.. AsHlsling co-lt>aders wsro di f children present," the J Rev. Mr. mixed religious affiliations,"she Mis, Kern *ond Mn, Schtr will and Miss Frances Inguaglato have devlllo entertained at a supper par 'finSspi. Robert spent last week VO' Mrs. Aldo Conlnsci;n», ami Mri bo co clmlriiftn, Tim next"regiilM Cantel sa d. "At the.Easterservice noted, "A community church, with Vcrnon Ellison. "—•'"' returned from spending a week al ty In honor_.of their son,,Chippy, cutlSp'Ing (Ot 'Lake -Canandalnua, This wc6k,«wliy don't you look iiuH'tliin of iho local unit will IX Baflonsyllle, Pa, who was celebrating his eighth N. Y. . ; ; From troop a were Phyllis lian Iliroiiith tlto whuluwa of your held Tliuiiiduy, Ali|{, 4 at t p.m. On Monday afternoon Mrs. birthday on Thursday. Guests were Mrs." Marguerite Laird entertain- lo. Grace Morlilo, Darbara Crap church , . , from Hie lusklo, in llio. post homo, ' Franklin bo'mlnick, Mrs. • Gerard Dennis Start, Jeffrey Miller, Rob- ed at bridge on' Friday .evening nro, Ruth Ann Knbus, Homilo Ilcnd Devlin, and Mrs. Ralph Horrlck ert Muller, David Pike, John Prlzo winners were Mrs. W^OIIvcr crson and Jennifer Nebui, and act' were the bridge guests 6f Mrs, Pe- Fiorlno, Craig Polohowskl, Scott DIuKln, Mrs. LcRoy SJckels, and Ins leader Mrs. Allen Wllks,' ter A. Read, Middletown. Mrs. Burkeley and Stephen Mnndovillo, Mrs. Frederick K. Dederick»_Othor Jean Morris was sclecliul as th Devlin held high score. ---.• — After supper they went to Point guests woro Miss Patricia. McKccn, Best Scout" In tho unit. — Pleasant where they all enjoyed, Mrs. George Barbanell, Mrs." Frank Give Yocjome New Mel Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bell'have the rides. returned home from spending a Bliss, MM. William J. Rabel ami vacation at Coonamassct Inn, Fal- Mr. and Mrs. A. Edgar Palm Mrs. Gerard Devlin, Reveal Plans For mouth, Capo Cod. They also visit- were the Saturday evening dinner and bridge guests ol Judge DuUois On Saturday evening, Mr. and ed. Sturbridge.Village, and Mystic, Mrs. George Hubcncy,' Holmdcl, ! Thompson and Mrs. Thompson, Conn; •'•• •'..•'' MetuChcn. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Cut- MCOSS Pet Show rlo were the dinner gucsti of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William Anthony On Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Wit. An atmojphoro of gny pareo wl and sons, William jr., Robert am »nd Mrs. John Ludwlg, Monmouth prevail at tho annual Pet Sliuw an< Jlam Noddlngs entertained at a Beach, Mark, 'Memphis, Tenn., spent lasl birthday party In honor of their Fair o( tho Moninouth County Or Wednesday and Thursday with Mr. granddaughter, Nancy Noddings, Mr. and Mrs. Garrelt J. Me- contention for Social Sorvlco ached and Mrs. Richard Erdmann. who was celebrating her fifth birth- Keen and children, Craig and Pam- tiled for Saturday, Aug. 27 at ti Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Cartan spenl ela, have returned home after I.lncrod School Broundj, Nowmar day. Guests were her great-grand- Spring! Rd.. Mlddlolown Township the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. father, Edward Rlcth, Blooraflcld, spending several dayi vlsltlpg Val- James O. Harrison, Midland Park, Mr. and Mrs. James Noddings and ley Forge, Gettysburg, Hcrshcy and Tlie French themo has hoen tho Mr. and Mrs. Harrison celebrated children, Laurie, Jamie and Bllllo, Lebanon, Pa, sea for this yo»r'« event and with a Modernization Loan! their sixth wedding anniversary.' Middletown and Sarah Noddings. [ On Tuesday ovenlng, Mr|, Victor number of adilod foaturoa for th • Mrs. Fred Hccht spent the week-* Frcdda entertained at bridge. Prize lair are being planned with a view Mrs. William Craig entertained al toward providing attractions ot ine Is there n.repnlr or altoration that ypu're bridge on Friday, in honor of Mrs. end with her sister, Mrs. Margie winners were Mrs. George Barrett Mrs. Robert Hordlo and Mrs. Jack c\a\ Inlcrot to BdulM whllo tho chll Robert Berkenmeir, South Orange Hand, Orange. They visited Free- dren oro parllclpallng in tho nu coiuldorlng iox your home? I and .Avon, the formef Miss Belt; domland in The Bronx, Rcnwlck. Othe guestr wero Mri. Lewis J. Kortenhaui, Mrs. Qeorgo meroui and varied event! In cor Barrett, Matawani Prize winners On Thursday, the Ocnwood Cir- necllon with tho showing of pel Puttliig inonoy Into your home U like were Mrs. LeRoy SIckels, Mrs. cle of the Presbyterian Church had Rlttcr, Mrs. Martin Boll, and Mri. "In our private co-operative housed The nursery, kindergarten de- Weldemann and Mr». Raymond Kruncr, of the auxiliary, co-chair- hold program, ! drive, Mrs. Cantel partments, first, Second and third Slegelskl.- Mrs. Bslnton and Mri, man; Mra, Nalalle Conner*, of Iho bade and forth to Woodbridge, do grades will meet at 10 a.m. The Edward Anderson will bo hoitesstg Corpi Mothors, trophy chairma all the shopping, much of tbe cook fourth, fifth, and sixth gradei will •t tho Aug. 22 meeting. md Mrs, Gerry Lynch, Corps Moth ing and a good deal of the house- Hold junior .church and the seventh ers, co-chairman. Ted Sallys, of the Tbe Browntown Community Church meets In the Browntowa Union work during the week, plus spend- and eighth-'srsdei will attend V.F.W., wti appointed prOBram Sunday School building which was built In 1*8. Tbe Sunday School ing five to seven hours In visita- church service. . Charter Still Open tlialfman and Mts. Trudy Uxsffler Association was formed In IBM and land for Ibe building was a lilt ions dally." Mrs. Cantel- Is no Carpi Moihen, co-chairman. Mrs from Judge HCodrkk H. Brown and Mrs. Brown. A special meeting On Monday Vacation Bible. School 'The Community'Square Club of ttranger to life In a minister's fam- opens from t a.m. until noon for Dorothy Smith, Lodlei Aunlllsry of the trustees was held la the new Strata; School room Jan. «, JM8 Mstiwan Township held a monthly was appointed publicity chairman and It was accepted by tbe trustees at the cost sf $IHO. ••• ly. She has a brother and a brolfc children four years old through the meeting Wednesday st the home of ;r in-ljw who are ministers,. eighth gr»de, • ' , ','... Charles Ttmmers, 87 Went Prospect The next meeting of the commit formerly on the staff of the Nation- ville Church, a large church in a The Rev. Mr. Cantel spoke par- Ave., River Gardent. ft was an- tee will be Aug. 10' al Iho pot al Council of Churches In New wealthy suburban area of Albany, ticularly, or the willingness of Mi Suffer Luncheon nounced that the charter of the home s| 8 p.m. Tickets may be N.,Y.,>HJle the regular minister lew congregation to help. He said club will be open until Sept. 1. The purchased from any of the pos hey borrowed a truck and moved irgaiilMllons, Bora ISJ Load** . went to Korea.' wTiea be returned Buffet, luncheon on tho grounds next meeting will be Aug. 10 at Mr, he smd the congregation arged the him from Perth Amboy to the par- of the Rumson home of Dr. Mason Tlmmen' home. The Rev. Mr. Cantel was bora la sonage 00 Route U. The men. abp Rev. Me. Cantel to remain but he W. Cross lad Mrs. Grots will be London, England, the son of Amer- cleared the garden and the women (be. order of the day when the Mon- ican parents. He was ordained in declined became be "felt called to helped decorate the house. A pro- Relatfven Meet Authorized f)«af«T for B— ut about truck*...w* knowl a specific sphere, when I did not mouth Alumrue Association ,of England hi 1M8 and came to tbe ject is BOW underway to replace Douglass College plays host to know at the time." the plain glass windows with color- Walter Nrtson, Minneapolis, United States la 1M7. "la fact," be Deaa Ruth M, Adsrai Tuesday, Mlna., enroot* to Italy, yjslted' lib audivox Fortunately bis wife of less than ed glut to obtain a staimdVglaw Aug. 3t, according to plans an- recalled, "I came over on one of effect. The minister Jald the work uncle, Arthur Nelson, Line fid., Kaiser's Liberty Ships and Ibe trip two years agreed wholeheartedly nounced by co-chairmen of lite Mstiwan. The Visit marked (tie with his program and Ijas even is being ckne fay volaateen. RARITAN GARAGE took 17 days In wild January weath- event Mrs. Julius Selinger, S) Fre- first meeting of the ancle and token a position as a secretary In ' The Rev. Mr. Qtatei commented oeau Ave., Mslawan sod MIMnephew. er before we landed at Portland. WoodbrMge to help out while the Jut while hi* ehofdt community Kalherioe Mahey. U MsnchtsUr SOUTH MAIN ST., KEYPORT - (Olfax 40361 Maine." church is getting established and '*.«•* «P ktpii of young people Ave.-T Keyport. Mrs,'Laurence It. KeyrRort Hearing Aid J with limited Tiaabcial means they During the war yean be conduct- hf order to permit the Re»."ltfr. Henderson, rl1ailet. it publicity New Peaiitt ed church services in a number of Cantel to carry out his plan to are exceptionally talented and wiU chairman. •'• ' Center large English theatres and often visit all the homes inlfce area. ing |o "contribute their falentf to- David M. Salomon, Malawsn, ward ibe work ot flm chttrdj," was among tto 'CSixJIdalM who drew crowds of more this UN Made ^ Now Is- the time to advertise . persons. He conducted services for "So far I have visited 10M homes, Pre«nlly we haw ZS differenl passed examlnsUon* lorHcrntet to 2t W. Frost It., INTEJRNATIONAi; IhMe uiwted »rMa tat sale, A practice dtttlalry In the tlstr, It COHaa • troops duriagheavy\ alt raid* with making between IBM and 1500 mull ad i* *h» ttaftJfied cojiynd ' sernqps -bssed; (contfatoed bottom next eofarata)' nvms

•( li." I i'.,4 i i TOEiWAWAWVoURNlt^- A July 28, I960" Nearly 600 Enrolled The summer student body com- Witnesses Plan ( Student Speaker prises high school gradoates~ot last for Summer Session June, transfer students from other Church Services Announced For Bayshore Area A Summer section enrollment of colleges, teachers and other pro- Bible Convention 593 students has been recorded at fessionals, and Monmouth College Arrangements (or the seml-an- First Cbureh Of Christ, Scientist Church 01 OBI Savleoir Barrtew PresbyterUa dasrck Monmouth College. The flfiure students'of the fall and spring Peatecattal Cbnch represents more than a 20 per cent iaal Bible convention of Jehovah's • M Broad SI., Keyport CottrellRA. Cfiffwoed Beach USJM and SMaejt Avt, semesters. .Jump above last^year's summer en- witnesses were" revealed to the Sunday service and, Sunday CbeesequaKa Rev. Frauds Ostentock Ualoa Beach Keyport congregation last night, School.. 11 a.m. Wednesday, testi- . Rev. Henry A. Male, Rector Pastor rollment of 493. Mrs. Herbert G. Wood. Pastor Sixty-two courses, representing Your advertisement in this pa- when Edward X Giani, presiding mony meeting 8 p.m. Reading room Rev. Clarence A. Umbelet, Vicar Morning worship will be held Sun- Worship services are held Sun- per will reach prospective pur- open Wednesday and Saturday from all the major fields in the arts and minister, announced that it will be ; Sunday services are.at 9:1 aun. day at 8:30 a.m. The pastor's ser- day at II a.m. and 1:fi pan. 'Sun- chasers in every community in the 2 to i pjn. ~ sciences that are offered for-study S(Jd Aug. 12, )3 and 14. at C|yer- The first, third and fifth St days, mon topic will be "Anger and day School is at t-.Gt.rn, . • by the college, will cohllhue iintil baysbore area, ~ -;•••« ' d the You." w(t Stadium, Washington St., Car- An answer to problems of strife, there Is Holy Communion, an Bible study group meets Tuesday Aug. 19, Five courses in a special jealousy, and hate will be set forth second and fourth Sundays, at 7:O pjn. . teacher education program will end This week, why don't you look eret ••'• . Sunday at ill Christian Science ing prayer. ChChurchh schoohll eets Few* Mi. Pllcalra through the windows of your Thursday prayer mtetingT» held today. One course, about Russian In discussing the announcement churches. at 9:30 a.m. Splrlteal Cburdi church J . . from the inside. at 7:45 p.m. — • education, ended July. 14. rllo the congregation Mr. Giani Highlighting the lesson-sermon m San* MU Uafaa Beach Special services will be bi d ss Rev. Kstheriae Miller. Pastor iplained that the purpose okibe on the subject of "Love" are sev- announced. usembly Is, "to provide a three- Services an held on Sunday and Fbsl HCtbadtat Chmch eral inspiring experiences of David - The.Women's. Guild met the 117 ft^st, Matawaa lay program of intensive but prac- which include Samuel's account of Thursday evenings at ( o'clock leal Bible instruction to aid Je- the "sparing of Saul's life (I first Tuesday theand OD Friday afternoons at 2 p.m Rev. Frank E. Sweeten, Pastor church hall at t pjn. The I irent 'Divine worship win be held Sun- MOTORS wvah's Witnesses in their preach; Sam.W). • og and teaching ministry. Teachers Association of the < lurch Ualea Beach FoB GaspeJ Cbsrck day at 8:45 and 11 am. with ser- Citations to be read from ''Sci- school meets the OnalTuesc; y of mon by the pastor. At 8:45 the The convention will also demon- ence and Health- With' Key to the ' 131 Part Ave.. IWoai,Beaeb tr»le," lie. said, "bow the Bible's v each month at 8 p.m. Rev. Evan Seth Williams, Pastor music will be provided by W. W. YOUR AUTHORIZED Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy Wieland and son, W. D. Wieland nessage and Christian- living tan include this statement on the pro- King 01 Kings Lutheran Church Sunday services are held at 10:45 KEY. MOSES SEPHULA >rlng peace' and unity to people The senior choir will sing at the tective power of 'divine Love: Bayvlew School son. and 7:30 pjn.; Sunday School 11 a.m. service. Also at the second "ran all walks.olBfe, regardless LeonanJville Rd., MMdlelowo meets at 9:30 a.m. with classes, The Missionary Society/ o£. St BU1CK and OPEL "At all times and under ail cir- service •-'supervised: nursery^ is lames A.M.E. Zioa Church. Mat- rf race or background." Theme for,cumstances, overcome evil with Rev; Cy Roger Burkins, Pi for al) ages. he meeting will'be "Seek Peai available and junior church Is con- awan, will present a talk by the DEALER good. Know thyself, and God will Sunday School Is held at 9 Prayer meeting Is held on Tues- ducted for children under 10 years. Rev. Moses M. Sephula, a "stiident mil Pursue It-" supply the wisdom and the occasion day at 7:30 pm. ' "Belter Buy" USED CARS and church services at 10 a. Church School will be held at 8:15 from' the Union of South Africa, " DelegatesTo Attefi for a victory over evil. Clad in Pentecost Full Gospel Cam to Mid-week service Is Thursday at a-m., directed by Howard A, Hen-who is attending The Westminster SAIES and SERVICE The 1509 delegates wlv/ are ex- the panoply of Love, human hatred 7:30 p.m. Choir College, Princeton,1 on Sun- cannot reach you. The cement of Church of the Living Go derson, superintendent, with class- acted to attend will es for all ages; day afternoon, July 31 at 3:30 p.m. congregations of Jehof a higher humanity will unite all 1S7 Main St. Keansbor, Orthymins Lofttran Church COIfax 4-4000 ! interests In the one divinity" Sunday School Is from 3 —The Five Commissions will meet The Rev. Mr, Sephula is de- resses Hut maSe-up the Mania PL, Keypert Monday at 8 p.m. in the lecture lion's New Jersey O'rcuit The edu-(571:15). p.m.; evening service at 7:30 p.m. scribed as a young man with Varied Rev. Frederick Boot, pastor room. '. '. • • YOU» CAK «»r rttco ON out FPIMISES cational program witt consist ol The Golden Text is from Romans Prayer meeting Is held Tu( sdaj There are two services on Son- talents, great creative ability, de- termination and energy/ He is a B0)le talks, demonstrations of (13:10): "Love worketh no ill to st .8 p.m.. and Bibla Claw day: Matins at 8:30 am and the Wednesday at 7:15 p.m. a prayer HIGHWAY 35 at BEDLE RD. KEYPORT techniques and experiences in the his neighbor: therefore love is the Thursday at t p.m. <• meeting and Bible study will be graduate of the R.R. Wright regular service at 11 o'clock. Sun- held in the church sanctuary. School of Religion of Wilberforce ministry, u well as other training fulfilling of Ihe law." Saturday school for chlldn day School begins rtfctfajn. .._ sessions;-One of Ihe highltehls and Institute, Transvaal. South Africa. helalfromjofOll'* t™, i Grace Methodist Coorea « feature of all Witness conven- St Joseph's Church Be also is a graduate of the Jan. tions will be a baptism ceremony Keyport Coagregatioa Emmanuel Assemblies Of God Union Beath H. Hofmeyer School of Social Work MaptePL.Keypsft : Rev. Leon Zinkler, Pastor lor new ministers. The organiia- Kingdom HalL O Division St. Middle Rd., North CeatervU Rev. Cornelius J. Kane, Pastor In Johannesburg. tioa has grown 180 per cent since All church school classes from AB Alcoa Aluminum Combination Thursday at 7;3O p.m. the Minis- Rev. Timothy; Adams,' Pas « Masses m be held Jnaday The young minister is particular- IMI. try School will consider' study -41 both buildings will, meet in the Sunday School is at 9:« a m.\ manilngal 7,1, ». U, Ham Educational Building for" a, com- ly interested In receiving training ~ ••- -Mr. • Cianrialso' Sijnoaiicea'thiir fa the Bible »id book, ^QnallfledTo morning worship, II o'clock; E ran. in sacred-music and anticipates Be Ministers." The subject is "Use o'clock. .-, ••:•.• - -..a !„•/,. bined church school program st Bruce E. Giffin, District Super- gtllstic service, 7 pjn. Th»Irat fclS a.m. The progium will last accomplishments In his ministry vim, bs» been appointed to serve of Concordances." The first student Sunday of each month, there Luttar Mtraorlaf " for his people In Africa. WINDOW j talk win cover material In'This lilfcU a.m. and win continue u convention chairman and princi- Coimnjisjon senrice at 11 s-Bl Tie Lufheran Chore* throughout the summer months. Arrangements for the'program pal speaker. Mr. Cilfin wUI deliver Means Everlasting Life." Second Young Peoples service BfisswrlSriMd . Morning worship wiU "IK held st will be in charge of Mrs. Mary tit main Bible dlicourse, "Finding student will read from the book of Thrt»» FaBs PnbBe School Pinder president, and Mrs. Bessie held Thursday evenings 0 a.m., one hour earlier, during NEW LOW O 8f8 Happiness in this Troubled World," Psalms, Chapter 105:1 to 105:43. .Daniela Reinhelmer,Pastor Smith, chairman with Mrs. Grace p.m., before the regular Thuniday the summer. The nursery will con- . t* be delivered the final day. The third and fourth student will Sunday School aid Bible Classes Dodson in charge of publicity. service, instead of Tuesdayy tinue to operate. cover material from the Bible aid are held at 1:30 a jn. Sunday.uader books, "From Paradise Lost to •tings at 7:30 p.m.: Thursday nre- Youth Fellowship will bs held st PRICE O the direction of Arthur Bitter; su- Paradise Regained,", and "Jehqy l Bibl d d 1:30 p.nt<-: •..- ' BiWe study and pr ytrperbitendenL The morning wors-lp Annual Fair To Aid -Bnlmora 1 Windows. lutallatln Optional At ft Per Wiaosw. \ Atkerson, Van Buskirk vah's Witnesses in the Divine Pur- service is at 7:45 o'clock. pose." At 8:10 p.m. the service will bo held at 15:43 a.m. with se> Community Center Browntown Community Chur h • 2 Glass Inserts 1 Screen Insert {§ & Einolt, Inc. meeting will be.held..The theme mon by the pastor. A nursery serv- PhnPicnk is taken from Colossiahs 3:2. This Brnratowa. Union 5uadaj**ehiMl ic« I| available. Commanlon serv- The ways and means committee meeting will help the members in Roots IS, Browntown. ices ar« he!8 the first Sunday of The Sons of Norway third district met recently to discuss final plans BUDCET TERMS - FREE DELIVERY for the West Long Branch Commun- INSURANCE SERVICE their ministry. •' Rev. Francis Cantel, Pasto every month, -r[ ; ; ; sports picnic will be held at Nan- * AJL to I FJf. Sunday School la held from :ii sen Park, Travis, S. I., Saturday. ity Center annual 1alr, which is to 11 W. Front Street Saturday the Spanish speaking to 10:45 a.m. and the church s rv- Irtalry Churta (Epbcopal) Rolf Paulsen, third district sports be held on Aug. 3 through 0, from people are invited to attend the Ice from H a.m. until Uo'dcck. Main St, Matawaa director. Is chairman, and a lively 6:30 to 11 p.m. It will take place r : Carroll H, HsU! . Tebpboot CCIfu 4-IIM Spanish Bible study using the Bible Everyons Js cordially Invited to at- outing Is planned. There will be on the Community Center grounds. aid book, "You May Survive Ar- tend. -,~:V , ' • ,• • - : : a^mlmu-lan-in-Charg* soccer, competitive sports, horse- Locust Ave., West Long Branch. Agency established over mageddon Into God's New World." On the seventh Sunday after shoe pitching, ladies! and children's There will be dancing nightly. 1M Years Sunday at 3 p.m. a public lee-, DavUTs Taberaael* Trinity there will be morning pray- races and dancing in the afternoon ture Is entitled "Are Jehovah's CuftwMd er and litany at 8 sun. and at 10 and evening, A refreshment stand Real Estate Listing-Cards for Witnesses Christians?" The ques- Elder James Moss, Pastor a.m., morning prater and address. l thi ffi tions to be answered are "Why are. Sunday School Is at 19 s n.; they spoken against?" and "What morning worship, 11 a.m. is their-aid?".' . • '. " On Wednesday evenligs the' Tuesday the service centers will service is at 8 p.m.' BOTTLED continue thiir'study in the Bible First Spiritual Church aid book, "Your WilfBe Done On : flt OivtM Beta Garth." The WMr*sseS.»r* as mlm Wednesday there will b« Holy I MM arifiuj MI*T UJ tntar* On Saturday a chicken dinner I f tar* will be given at the church, start- Communion at t a.m. and In the . •» jam Imam. SUJM a>.la mm\ evening choir rehearsal, 7 p.m. and Ik. i~,~, «V«r. I.MMMM «rt to iol at 12 noon, sponsored by the A.A.S, 9 p.m. ' (U* ywmty ras l*af«r mar ui Sunday School. Mrrl**l .A Aa a r*»h jn tm The morning worship service will las Faith Reformed Church aJ awf toim r— be held Sunday at 11 a.m. Mission- North CeBtervBla Fire House, last star K|i g*t taw ary Day will be observed with a Middle Rd., RarlUa TDWBSUO visiting speaker. At 3:30 p.m. there, Rev. Theodora C Muller, Paitor ftmt «lMmb( MTB tail jM ' Yw *aa k«i> .. , n'ifcl la m «ro will be a special program by This Sunday at the 1:30 ajn. •hat . . . al Mir •« 14. fl. for missionary. morning worship, the sermon topic «M RffMOBUTOtf •mt itmmtU n«. FREE On Sunday, Aug. 7 at 8 p m. th! will be "The Woman Who Deceived DfSUJlEO STORAGE UN 5*a4. Goipel Tones, Atlantic Highlands, Her Husband." The nursery will b« will present a musical program al held at Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs rtwy iMtfanal VWt ytm . ihe church.' P. Wwpping; 14 train PI. Vacation Bible School will be held First Baptist Church Aug. • through 19, Monday through Mala aad W. Third Sis. Friday, from 9:30 s.lft? until 13' Ksypsrt o'clock noon. Children enterlns Rev. Maurice W. Phillips, - kindergarten (his fall through the I- •' Pastor- sixth grades are welcome. MEW JERSEY St Benedict's Cbuth NATURAL GAS Hatadel School A N Y, Holrodel RA, Holmdet Rev. Edward P. Blaska. Pastor Masses an held Sunday at 7. 8, 9i lOaadllajn-aadal II o'clock noon. A ground breaWnc aervlc* for the twtHttory educational building to be, I erected at the rear of the present Ma mite» Fwealicb, FrealwM. Structure wlirbsWd In conjunc- tion, with the, mdrntae senrice Sun. chyai 1»M sun. RepresentsUves UrJwvajtou^orjBnlnaions^ will bWtftpart, ta'lhe'i«n!fce.,C0BStruc- Thursday, July38, I960 ~ THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N.U. Savin Mrs. John Brautigan Feted .- P«f Groundhog Visit Friends;; What Idad ot £~pk does a At Party; Morganville Items groundhog nuke? Just uk 11- year-old Hans T»ft, son ot Mr. Browntown Items Mrs. Henry Brautlgan entertai at Fitkm Hospital. Nep'une. ed at a shower in honor of he; and Mrs. Robert Toll, Nolan Mr. and. Mrs. Edward Frey and Ralph Babrlsky is a surgical pa- daughter-in law, Mrs John Brautl Comer Rd., Freoeau. He has one children, Margaret St, Browntown, uent at Fitkin Hospital, Neptune. . gan. £1 Paso, Tex., at her honv and calls fata playmate, whom he ate spending several days this Mrs Sophie Garrison is a patient on Tennent Rd, Morganville, July rescued from the cold vet woods week In Rhode Island visiting 20 Mr. and Mrs John Brautigan at Monmoulh Medical Center a few months ago, "Groggy." friends. Several girfc and boys from this left Sunday to return to their home Mrs. Toft says that "Grogsy" Miss Winifred Llndstedt, Helmet- area attended and topic part In the in Texas. Is one ot the cutest pets (he bays ta, and Mrs Herbert Coitrell «r., •*-H show at the Freehold Race have had. "Groggy" chases Hans jAsbury Park, visited a former Others attending the parly w Track on Saturday evening. all over the home and yard, tug- Mrs. John Masello, Mrs.- Flo'reu. neighbor, Miss Marie Gaub, on ging at bis trousers «nd play- Thursday. Farrell, Mrs. Mabel Weber, Mrs fully nipping at his heels: "II is. Clifford Eckel,- Mrs. Lulu Beal, Members Welcomed •mazing bow much you can learn Mr, aifthMrs, Martin Brlgnman Mrs. J, Lanzaro sr., and Mrs. Bess By League Auxiliary from inlroals," Mrs. Toft explain- and familyvSayre Woods South, are Crine; Morganville;, Mrs. FredJEck. ed; "Th«y taka naps to the iun spending tw5 weeks vacation In : : el, Mrs, Jay Hyland and Mrs. John Mrs. Richard Walsh and Mrs.: and know how, to relax when Maine..; .• ' .;••.. ' ; ••.'. Ludwick, Robertsville; Mrs. Ed- William Loughlin were welcomed tired, U»y are ariectipoatt and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Iilsh, Eng- ward. Downey, Matawan; Mrs W by Mrs. John, Phillips, vice presi- kind.; We feel rich .'or our as-. lishtown R<1., -and Frederic Brown. Rietake and Mrs. William Show dent of the Laurence Harbor Little sedation with each pet the boys Cheesequake, visited Mr. and Mrs, ers, Belmar; Mrs. K. Penningtoh League Auxiliary, who presided at have had.1' ••• . -..- ,:: '/-:•, •-.:•: Fred Caub.Sunday evening.; . ; , Miami, Tla.; Mrs; S. Fllcklnger meeting, in the absence of the . Hans apparently U following In - Mr. and Mrs: B.' Burke and Neptune; Mrs: T, MacFeely; Ayon, president. ;: ":' •-•-'••"'•- the foetsteps of his older brother, daughter, , Beryl, SayM ..Woods and Mrs.-P. Penningtoh,-Manas- The organization met at the home Karl, who began miking friends South, are spending the week visit- quan. . . •\. • '. .".. of Mrs. Earl Rutan, 797 Greenwood with" animals several fears ago. ing relatives in Pennsylvania.'. . Miss Siisa'a Pitney, New. York : ' Gifts were sent by Mrs. E Ave.. Laurence Harbor, to further In addition' to dogs and cats,. the Brautigan, Miss, Mabel Beat, Mrs, plans for the Little League (lance boys hive had a parade of iqulr- City, spent the weekend visiting E. Luebek, Mrs. Leo Lammers, to be held at. the Laurence Harbor reis, weaseb,' alllgotort, b«by her, parents; Mr. and Mrs: William Mrs. H. Bowne, Mrs. L. Sanford Casino-Aug. 27. Funds realized hawki, snake*; turtles (52 at one Pitney and family, TIcetownRd. Miss A. Showers, Miss C. Van- from the .affair which is sponsor time), crows and rabbits... • Two. services are beingrhe!d Brunt and Mrs. D. Davis. ed by the Ltttle League Committee every Sunday at the Browntown will be used toward a trip for the Community Church. "The-earlyjser- vlce is 8:30 to 9:30 a.m.; Sunday : Mrs; Martin Smith wafhostess to Little League to Yankee Stadium, Top or Bottom Roasting , New York. . . ..-.. •;..-• Carmen Semenza School from 9:45 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. the Social Club on; Wednesday and the second service, 11 a.m. to Mrs. William Sargent, Clillwood evening. Those,attending Were Mrs. 12 noon. Last Sunday Mrs. M. Bur- Beach, and Mrs. Eari Rutan, Laur- Edward Becker. Mrs. Harry Kono- Joins Air Force ton was the soloist. - nce Harbor are ticket chairmen! Round Roast 79 walow, Mrs. Louis Becker, Mrs. Carmen Anthony Semenis. son of 39 Fred Gaub, Route 18, leader of Chickens The public is invited to .attend the Donald ..Miller, Mrs. August Boldt. the Browntown Sodhoppera _4/H dance and tickets are available Mrs. Grace Nappl, Poole Ave., Haz- Mrs. Leray.VanPelty, . Mrss.. Garrett C]ub/W!lllamjAraceriunior.leader ronvany- member,.- —— T Carmen T L SerMISS SaraSAnlTSeber, E4 and-James Araw attended a meet- Sirloin Roast 8*Ji Round ^ ward Becker jr., Miss Patti Kono- Route 35, Hazlet, has enlisted In The next meeting of the Auxil- ing Friday evening at the, home walow, Donald and Thomas" Miller, the Air Force, through the Red iary will be held at Mrs.-Rutan's of Russell Herbert, Milltown, Mid- Jeru Irons, JRichard VanPelt, Bank recruiting office. He will re- lome.Aug. 4. at 8 p.m. dlesex County fair manager to Veal Cutlets cubed 99£ Chopped Beef 3H»*1<* Misses Barbara Lynn and Christine ceive his basic training at Lack- An make arrangementii for the chicken .... !!C..Smith_ai)(LM»r.tui^nilth in.'. End "Afr"ForceBase,"Texasi ' Plans were made for the noxt Spotisor Carnival. " bafSecue supppr"To"be "served" af meeting to be held at the home A going away party was given tlie (a|r Saturday night, Aug. 13- ol Mrs.- Martin Smith jri——~ In Laurence Harbor In honor oi Carmen Thursday eve- William Araco will be chairman ot ning, by his grandmother,' Mrs." the' suppelT1 ~ -"- - • :j '":' A carnival Is being held In Laur- Roll | Q( The Ladles "Auxiliary of ths Mor- Ralph Nappl, and his aunt, Mrs. Ths Middlesex County 4-H. picnic ence Harbor this week. Laurence ganville First Aid Squad held, their DuWayno Ross, at the letter's was held1 at Thompson" park, Harbor American Legion Post 332 meeting on Thursday evening. Ten home',.Poole Ave.; Hatlet. Jamcsburg, on Saturday. Thoie at- is sponsoring the affalrand there members'were present.. After the Those attending the party were tending from this area wcr^ Mr. ire rides for children and adults business meeting, games were play- Miss Betty Jane Ust, Mr. and Mrs. and-Mrs. Nicholas Araco and sons' ,nd booths of games and activities. ed and prizes awarded. Refresh- John Nappl, South. Amboy; Mr. and James and William, Mr. and Mrs. Gal ments were served.. The carnival . opened Monday Mrs: Louis Nappl and son, Ralph, Howard Dunham and son Howard, 99 -'•yMt- and Mrs. Robert Fitti, Eng- evening and will be open to the Mr. and Mrs; Alec Semeraa, Key-' MfsrcrSHaffrch'ahd children, Mrs, llshtown, entertained on Saturday public every^ evening through Sun- port: Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nappl, S. ZatorskI, Linda Johnson and evening in honor of their son, Bob- lay. A locomotive from the 40 and Holmdel; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nap- Dorothy Owens. _ ~"T— - by vVho was celebrating his birth- will arrive Saturday. Inspection pl and sons, Robert and'Louis, Mr. Linden House Can ft day. Those attending were Mr. and is invited and rides on this train and Mrs. j: Armellino, Mrs. Phil Mrs. Albert Taber and family, Pat- ivill be available. The Ladies Aux- Lane and daughter, Jackie, Miss ricia, Thomas and Kenneth, Mrs. liary pf the Post are taking charge Marion Armellino, Mrs. Joseph Plan Barbecue, David Ferriera and sons, David and if.the'kitchcn. Morgello, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brian Patrick. . . Long and son, Kenneth, all of Mata- Rides At Fiesta Mr. and Mrs. Lester Inness and Poached eggs in cheese sauce wan; Mr. and Mrs. William Van- TOMATO SOUP Pony rides and a real country 10 children.Treehold, Mr. and Mrs. ioke a good Develde, Eatontown; Ralph An- brunch dish or barbecue will be featured at the John, Inness arid, family, PeeksSiD, thony Nappl, Middletown; Mrs. J. hearty sna ':. says_ Monmouth summer Fiesta to be hold at St. N.Y, were Sunday visitors tt the Cacarillo and son, Ronnie, Mr. and lounty Home Agent, Mrs. Lorria Gabriel's Churcli grounds, Bride- home of Mrs. Florence Farrell. Mrs. Anthony Montagna, Mr. and White. Place three-fourths -up veil,-Aug. 20. r Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miller are prepared soft cheese, and a Mrs. Michael Nappl and daughter, At- a meeting of the entire com- CREAM CORN 2 29 enjoying vacations from their posi- Patty, C. Semenza, Mr. and Mrs. ;urth cup of milk in a skillet. mittee, headed by Mrs, John Tl tions. Mr. Miller is employed at Ralph Nappl, Mr. and Mrs. Du- llend over low heat, stirring con- lelli and the Rev, Vincent Lloyd Wayne Boss and son, Dennis, Mrs. Linden House Linden lloum DuPonts and Mrs. Miller at Engin- tanlly, Place four eggs into the as honorary chairman, Miss Jean Grace Nappl, and the guest of eer Precision Casting Keansburg. hecse sauce and simmer until Hblden was named chairman of the 00 honor, all of Hailet...... Mrs, Leo Lammers Is a patient eggs are done. Serve on toast. finance committee. The Rev. Lloyd MILK SVI TUNA Light announced that Sodality girls and Junior Holy Name boys will assist Blue Bird — « oi. Snowhlle Lavoie Labs Test at games and rides. $ 00 SDMMERHEAT A special meeting of the b»rbo; cue committee was hold at tho PineappleGrapetruit4^ 1 SUGAR New Robotester home or- Mr. - and 'Mrs.^Tllelll, The Lavoie Laboratories, Morgan- Everett Rd.. Jlolmdol, Monday »ve-; * SPECIAL 3, ville, Tuesday demonstrated its lat- plug;--- —;-•-: • ; est development In the field of auto- . Decide On Menu Get Comfortable Fast — Our mation, the robotestor, a machine Tho committee decided on - tho TII1S COUPON WORTH IJo capable of making from 60 to 100 TOWARD I'UKCIWMIi food tff"be served which will In- • Linden lloutu -•• • -•• Short Cuily -,-W —----- tests a minute within, an-elecfronlc clude hot dogi, hamburgers, spare circuit- ribs, chickens, Italian-style «uu- INSTANT COFFEE A description of the machine, sages, corn on the cob, cole slow, ,; • of. or 10 tu. Jar along with a practical application watermelons; cake and beverages. On These Items V«ll in we will W rtctlvnctlvnl b» tthhe iiMXmvimnT ToMTuhfptl tlo«rd d t at Edaca- Riv»r Valky tvm st «:10 P,M. ID5TI € right fc» teieel any or an* Wd»; ;'_ '. to I-1MI Street Matawan Htrty Trofltr. Bt Real Estate — ImurMo OPEN Ul MAES ST, MATAWAN LOWEIA For lh«? M*t**«n P.M. Saturday TiS J pS Boodi aad Morlgajes •Kffefflw Throuxh Burnt,,, THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, July 28, I960 ehib year awards are presented " CitedTor^enJce Soft Drinks, Needles And Tennis [ Utility Veteran | 4-H Cooks Make to members for superior achieve- Towns Urged To Wants To Halt ment. Among them are *4W cot Four bayshore area residents lege scholarships, trip* tothe-Na- ConipletsrM years-«f service with < Cart Exhibitions Homemade Items tional 4-H Club Congress in the Hercules Powder Co1* ParUn Join Observance The Slat* Safely Wday Chicago, U.S. savings,bonds and plant during June. Cited Jar service launched a drive to curb exhibi- Despite the popularity of pre- The New Jersey Tercentenary pared mixes for baked foods and gold-filled medals of. honor. were Charles J. Grzyb, 26 Hilltop Commission this week .invited all tions of "pinl-slxe" miniature cars Blvd., Chifwood Beach; Walter J. by youngsters aeven-years-old or the Increased ase of commercially Donor of the-bread demonstra- HT New Jersey municipalities to more In private parking areas of frozen foods la American homes tion awards is Standard 'Brands, of Tysfct, Bond St, Cliffwood; James participate in the 3OOth Anniversary supermarkets and other retail today, tbert ar* about a half mil- New York. • The frozen food* pro- P. Robinson, (9 Elizabeth St., Key- Celebration during 19M. Letters establishment*. lion young cook* learning now togram U under the sponsorship of port and Alexander M. Smutko, 15J have been aent to each mayor lufc- Whirlpool Corporation of St. Jo-Broad St. Matawaa. Cslling attention to the serious bake homemade bread and freeze getting gut municipal tercentenary boms grown product*. seph, Mich. Officials o{. both con- Committees be established to plan hazards to children posed by the cerns will be host* to the 4-H dele- This week, why don't you look local contributions in th» observ- Increasing use of miniature cars, ITiey »re 4-H Club member* «tt- gates attending the Chicago con- George C. Traver, executive vicf rolled la baked and frosen food through the window* of your ance of MO years ot New Jersey president of the council, in a let- gress. church from the inside. history and progress. program* arranged by the Co- ter lo all the larger retail outlets operative Extension Service and In extending the invitation, the and shopping concerns in the state; the National 4-H Service Commit- commission'* executive . director urged that they disallow the use tee. New highs were reached last David S. Davies said, "If what Is of parking areas for racing or year* with 41C,Mv engaged fa baked Wall to Wall Carpet done in recognition of this State's other exhibition* ol "pint-size" CAXIXON imsma foods project*. More than half 100% Nylon • Wool birth and growth Is to be ol endur- car*. Carlton Ludewlg, Box 347, Texas participated lo a special bread ing worth, the planning ot our Mr. Trsver pointed out that many — Vinyl T Rubber Rd., Matawan, recently ha* mark- demonstration program. Some 1»,- Asphalt -Cork Tiles activities should begin now. serious accidents Involving young' ed his 30th year of service with 000 carried a frozen foods project "Tha Tercentenary provides sterj have already occurred Jersey Central Power k Light Com- Many club members raise Veg- unique opportunity for-broad-btsed throughout the country through pany. Mr. Ludewig is an electric Sandran — Forcast VINYLS 6 ft.Wif e Community participation and for etables, fruits, poultry and meat $ their use and it la highly dangerous serviceman at the JCPtL Union for freetlng, and add to-the as- Accolon — Birds 1.49 *q.yat , establishing a local image and for youngsters between the age* Beach headquarters During his identity. The success of the state- of six or seven to II or 17 year* sortment the bread, cakes, pies Expert tatfalUlioa utility career be h*s been a col- and rolls baked fn the foods pro- wide celebration will be directly to operate them. lector, meter reader, and meter la proportion to the vigor of mu- ject As a result the family eat* He also stated that "the laws serviceman. He la married to the better and 'cheaper, according to aidpal and county activities." of alt states exclude these tainl- former Miss Marie Neil, Matawan. MATAWAN FLOOR COVERING CO. Recommendations as to the type the youthful food experts. They ature vehicles, designed primarily The Ludewfgs have s son, Car] H., also maintain that an appetizing 141 Main Street «f projects municipalities might Sociable tennis, It'a music to tb* car* ot

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Post Office Reports Success Inspecting State Channel Buoys couumed oarthen, craes military Bunagement, and marketing as He suggtaU tht tonctrn over U* Big Sea Days taads, faalt twit ^fl^ popohuriitWs of itudj ft Rumen ternattons! relVtlona and teennotof. and bujle corpt, and tlaborate evening students, Dr. Ernest E. leal dtvtfcpmtnu i« largely reipoa- In Fight Against Mail Fraud floaU wilt. cotnpett ftif prtees. The McMahoo.d«n, of tht State Uat- lible for the Increasing number* of Use V. S. Postal Inspection Ser- ii nacHat awiaale, «r« Plans Completed hjtivittei lut year drew a: record versily'a evening divisions, report- vice released today IMS figures crowd In «cesi of JW.tW persons. ed today In announcing the «egla- Rutgers tvenlng students enrolling perBeularlj Yftieos at their vle- Class for a new laMvatton tor •hewing an alf-tlme high arrest to- the annual Ocean County Big Sea nln| ol fall tvenlng registrations tor programs U tht liberal arts tal af 9113 for all categories of ttmi an predcmuiately elderly per- Days Pageant, a aeries of Costume Named Regittror At Monday. field. aastal violations and an astonish- sons, aad aouewivts dnirlaa to prizes, were announced today to tlS increase or 33J per cent Ia sr- tUBolesMstt sacagcr fasti*? income. Stanley J. Blair. General Chairman Monmouth College rctts ef those using the malls fur A major mad stock sales swindle of the Mid Summer Festival. A » PIZZA PIES fraudulent activities. savings bond will be presented tar Tht appointment el Irving J. " Adoption of a nationwide concen- n wMdi victim were defrauded ef Shapiro a* registrar «f Monmouth an estimated HMt.m. resulted ia the best costume in each of three trated! drive, in cooperation with classifications. The three top award College has beta announced by WALTS TAVERN & RESTAURANT aOataalias prisoa seottacts aad President Edward ?. Scblaeftr. ADice Departmenp mett of Justice and USU.S.. winners will ride In the a*Ia Hf ITAIIAN FOOD -r SE* VOGD: ; ^ &aa*«H^^ -. - • * . • m^' _. Itrge flaesbeng fivea to eight of- The new registrar has been a mem- Attorney proved most effective fieers otUKTexasAaxms Oil Cosa- Sea Days parade la Point Pleasant ber «f the taaifteaa administration ORDERS TO IAKB OUT Beach on Saturday, AB». JJ, m» m ...» MfajnAwvInspectors* ' pressurJWCKUfCe paajr. ftikwiat trial ia Ne> York. faculty^alnce ISM. He wffl conttaue WB CATER TO SMALL PARTIES AND BANQUETS i agaipst those who annually deiraubV And a Chicago attorney was caav Competition will I* held at the to teacH nt count in the market- PACKAGE GOODS TO TAKE OUT ' jthe ptVii ef miUioos of dollars vktt4 for mail frsod ia a nriadke Antique Auto Exhibition to be hetd Ing area. through mail fraud schemes. •avolvint mbrnissiOB of fabe «d- on the momini el Aug. U at the He • succeeds Joha 11. McNaUy, Walter J. Jankowtki 22 lower Main SlrMt elementary school athletic field. * In their driva against fraudulent fcal bills to fctsurance companies tht CaUtge's director ol develop, -WOPRIETOII Matowon -ptanKitiony Postal Inspectors ma* for supposed clients. The attorney Tht three judging classes will be meat, who has ben acting regis- > progress against the "ad- felradfr tthh e companiei s olf X»,X» lor Indian regalia, for early farat- trar. Mr McKalry conHnuts as di- LO 6-9845 jcjfce" racketeers who for 000,600 during the past tea years. er'a costumes and gsy M'a getups. rector of development yean have preyed upon small bos- Phony Health. Cores Competition will bt open to all Mr. Shapiro was a member ol Mpsmen to the extent of an es- Phony health cure* pedaled comers, and no advance entries tht first cltui st studtnts at the tiauted tSMKUMe snnuslly. through the snails and "guarantee- are required. All adults ever II former Monmouth Junior College, ,,r -Werjk At Honee Schemes ,- i ing" tresbiients or. cures for vir- who appear at tht .field in costum* studying from lt» until 1MJ. At - ^ifcaihome .schemes, including tually every--known ailment - to wiU be eligible for the awards. a Monmouth Colleg* student, teach- " the sale- of knitting m^ii^, and which mankind Is subject, received Tarn-Day rageaat er, and resident ol West Long tewing, machines, were the subject ENGLISH vigorous attention, tram Poslal In- Branch, ^_wai .«warded- art Of- noremrtttng ismsiigauon :by Hie threexlay Ocean County Big AGENCIES spectors ia order to suppress these Sea Days Pageant will open oa achievement plaque by Mayor festal Inspectors. The laUtaigeiid vicious practices. Owen Woollty. Weal long Branch, gearing machine radtet, along with Thursday, Aug. 11, with two pirate FORD - COMET - MERCURY - LINCOLN One of the roost serious and .rap- treasure hauls on tht beachfront. on tht occasion «l MoomoutB Col- Friday's activities WU1 be gtvea lett Day to W». •- over to selectioB ol TaeNtw Jer- MOST ACTIVE USED CAR LOT tty State Seafood Princess, with To Register Mondoy tlte day to be dlsnucd try the IN MONMOUTH COUNTY BUSES to NEW YORK CITY Princess Ball at th« Btacoa. Maa- For Evening Counts Monmouih Sirt»»,Oppo»lt»CarltonTh»Oir» or Hotel, Point Pleasant Beach. Higher mathematics, chemistry, Saturday's event* will begin with RED BANK (Express Via N. J. TURNPIKE) idh? Increasingpostal offenses' ~i 1U awareoMs of the aerious- and foreign laajuaits art begin- the"theTl aid subsequent.forging the antique suto display and the ning to compete with accounting. ness of tht probtan and the contin- old fashioned costuma contest. A SHady$id« 7*4545 —1.«000 and cashing of mmey ordeis, ued and enthusiutic support Of civ- checks and other negotiable paper. luncheon for Cov. Robert & Mry- Arrests for possession cf stolen ic and private organlzaUons. pledg- ner, who will head tht Una ol checks, alone, rose 20.J per cent In ed to aid tht Post Office Depart- march la the paradt, will follow I 20WBAE.Y fiscal «». ment la its battle afalnst raauVor-aUl tf^ockjooon^wlthLthe.^urade I ENTRY BLANK FOR EatcCalJ CO 4-2222 der smut,-Dviriii, the-ptst Iisca\ lo swing up Ocean Ave. at I p.m. this increase In theft of checks year, over Ta.OM complaints wer* In the big'parade hundreds ol from mall receptacles and else- received from Irate pareaU and where 'emphasizes the need for other public apirited citliena.de. BEAUTY QUEEN CONTEST Buy W Trip Books«« Save every citrmt'to be aware, insofar manding, a halt h* made to thU as possibW when Oie'receJptof any filthy anddangtrousbujineu. - DR.LOyiSI.PRACEl check may-be expected. At the The report also stated that in FOR KEYPORT DAY Reno's Charter Service same time. It bears out the warn- close technical support of field in- OPTOMETRIST ing to shopkeepers and others who vestigations, the Inspection Service EYES EXAMINED Saturday, Aug. 20 cash checks: "Know your endors- identification . laboratories ' were OFFICE HOURS For Groups er." called upon to make 34,538 ex- Offersjhe Best In Comfort and Experience The report of the Postal inspec- aminations and to present expert tion Service.'the Oldest federal in- Fridays I DM. M » P.M. veSTgairveTodyr sSowerf that ar- taining to burglaries, forgeries, ex- CkMtl AD Daj Wtiaettlaya ROLLO TRANSIT CORP. rests of mail order dealers In ob- plosives, poisons and other nan- 30 W. Front St.. scenity increased by TXS per cent mallable matter. Technical nslst- Ttlephtne Numbtr ...... 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Lamb," B*ir. 2 tase hit:- Lamb. Colts Ail-Star PliA Slugs On; Union Beach IX Hone—ran; .Lewis. Strikeouts: Union Beach Outboard Regatta Keyport Youtb Leon 7, HuleJ 10. B»se on balU: Game Draws 400 Biggest day of the year at Union (Below pictures are shown of the drivers who will pars NannaRBStar Team Bows 4-2 LeoV4, Hulej * Wild pitch: HuleJ. Beach's waterfront come) up Sun- licipate for the Central Jersey (Outboard) Racing Associ- Athletic League Passed ball' Sllliwell. Left on base: 1- Bascb.aU came back Into Its own day when the Central Jersey (Out- ation in the regatta at Union Beach Sunday. Tony LaConte, Madison Township PflA nine pull- Just as In 1959 the Union Beach Freehold 4, Union Beach 9. Double In this area Saturday with a bang board) Racing Association, a local veteran Keyport racing driver, was not available fpr a ed nearer to a playoff berth in the All-Stan went down to heart- play: Bell to Butka. '• . when 400 people turned out at Key-urbanization, holds its annual re- Jersey Shore League Sunday by breaking defeat in the National Lit- / A«rf"High field to witness the all- picture as he will be going to the starting lino in a new boat). walloping the South Belmar Knighti gatta on Raritan Bay. The races Keyport Raiders, champs of 8-13 tle League Tournament play al It you need printing of any kind, star game of the Tnborough Colts are run over a mile and wo thirds 14-5' at Sayrcvllle High field, to baseball of the Keyport Youth Ath- Ocean- Township 'Saturday. Al- -Harol d• (Bud) Red Bank Towners ran their streak v.e are here to serve you. Our League honoring (Bud) course set up at 100 yards offshore letic League, face an uphill Job though outhitting, and generally quick service and reasonable prices Zwgler, Matawan Hawks to nine and Rutnson A,'s elimiaated outplaying the strong Freehold player or tne beach at .Veterans Memorial Monmouth County championship will please you. _ J who has been confined with illness Park, Front St, Union Beach. the Freehold Townsmen from the team, the Union Beach team ended play after dropping their opening this season. This will be the third annual out- race 9-2, the PBA players kept pace up on tbe short end of a 4-2 count. KEYPORT tourney round game to the Long • A nice feature of the occasion board racing event at the Union with (he two league-leading teams. The big difference was Hal De- was that the Hawks player was Beach waterfront sponsored by the Bill Wolff. Rutgers pitcher who Branch YMCA team at Atlantic St. nise, Freehold catcher, who threw hurls for the PBA, again was un- field Monday. The Brancher sufficiently recovered that the hos-CJORA. The five>ear-old organi- out three runners attempting to TRANC6lf«x D pital gave consent for him to ap- zation of amateur racing drivers steady. Frank Brogna walloped out scored 5-1. steal. Bob HuleJ, Unlon'Beach hur- a homer with a' mate aboard in AIR CONDITIONED pear in a wheel chair at the con- set the event in motion in 1958 to The Raiders, unhappily, hav ler, pitched a strong game, with test, He was preserved with the replace the pro alky regatta at the first to give the visitors a two- the only solid hit ball, off of him NOW-THRU SATURDAY most valuable player award of the run lead. Hits by Pete Bennett, Lee been more or less of a one pltchei Continuous Saturday Keyport which was dropped after Roe Dane, team all year. They ai a.tremendous home run by Tom year and a baseball signed by play- 1956. •-.,-. trout and Haberman evened the Lewis, the Freehold third base- Children's Admission For ers and league officials, i" count in the bottom ol the inning.. coftllngly had to play their secoi ThU Attraction Me Regatta Sanctioned in the .series of three at Lonj man. ; ; : . .-• .:';,' .: ,.;. ;•: The league was split up, the Jets, . The major difficulty surmounted A blow by Hap Kaplan pir the shore team ahead again in the top Branch last night with "i rookii Union, Beach threatened In every Ramblers, PAL and Tigers players was getting American Pqwer Bqat Jrining, but could hot get the clutch going on, the American All-Stars, Association sanction; for the regat- of the second. ' . hurler doing duty for them. Ant they had to win under these exact hit when It"wits needed. Billy Bell and.the Rovers,. Aces, Braves and ta, which was given the >past two Then the Madison team teed off and Ray Butka played, excellent de- Hawks players going on the Nation- rears., With APBA sanction, drivers Ing circumstances In order to carry on Brogna'5 pitching In the bottom the series to '«:.- final, at Long fensive games for Union Beach, al All-Stars. The Nationals won the can count points scored in Union of the second to break up the game both' boys making scintillating game in the last inning by a 5-4 Beach races towards sectional and that early. Hits by Wolff, Bennett Branch tomorrow with Dane eligi- ble to pitch again. .;• catches when Freehold was threat- 'scare. national championship titles in and Haberman, a waik to Tom ening."?;; V '.'• " --•'-••:.:-' - -•• J their classes. And the regatta it- HARRISON BOCCS JR., KEYPORT ;- The Keyport team started off wel A Real Thriller : Moran and an error were good for The usual cry.of wait until next self has the advantage of exper- four runs and put the PBA safely enough. They stepped away ahead The game was a tlngler from In the first-Inning when Ev Law- year was heard among the Union start to finish. Neil Devlno jr. killed ienced and impartial officiating as |n the van. Thereafter they rolled it the APBA supplied a team of of- son wag hit by a pitched ball, Beach rooters. However, next year off the first scoring threat when up Inning by Inning.! - ^ ' is already here. The next meeting • he grabbed a~ seemingly sure horn ficials to handle the racing. jNanna Gets Starting Berth moved along on a wild chuck bv , Fast Regattas Successful Bpbby Ciccone, Long Branch pitch- of the Little League wilt be held run Clout by the Americans Kei The Towners 8-4 victory over the on Monday at Pete's Hall,-at which Siyarto'in the third. Then the Ni The first regatta, In 1958, drew Oakhurst Legion saw Lou Nanna er, and came around on Dane's 46 entrants and last year there two-bagger. time plans will be started for the tionals .scored in the bottom of tl: jr, son of the manager of the de- 1361 season. Anyone wishing to join . third and the Americans in the to were 79, These regattas-were held funct Keyport Arrows,'gain a start- Branches Tie It Up on June dates and CJORA officer the Little League, u a volunteer of the fifth to send the teams in! ing berth ill right field with the The Branchers tied It In the sec- worker, will be welcomed. the late Innings locked In a 1 are.hopeful that with the shiftlni Red Bank team, .((anna celebrated ond. Les Taylor led off with a hit. of the regatta to a midsummer 'Freehold . .tie. .' : ••'.. ..•/- by garnering himself two" hits. Bob Dane bore down to get the next date, the number of Competitors abr h The Nationals appeared to ha' LoPresto, Keyport, played left field two men on a strikeout and a pop may.reach. 100. The drivers con- for three innings for the Towners'. Anselowitz, cf ' 0 10 sewed-things up in the bottom-i iip.J3ukNell Walker then lined a iunther, 2b 4 1 1 verge fronvaU over the eastern sea Dan Barir was the Towner pitcher. hit into right field aljd Taylo: _<•—the seventh whan Ronnie Cacarll! board. Strickland, M : III doubled with the bases loaded Lew Wells, Keyport High left- made It all the way around to slide hander, was victim of an Jl-hlt bar- Leoh,...p — i 9 0 send, in:three runs andput the N« George Andrews, Matawan, Class safely In at home when the Key Davis, lb ZOO tionais-ahead 4-1. But the Amefl C alky hydro racing champ of New rage of Rumson against Freehold, port teamwas too slow on the i ieadingtheassaulton Weils'offer- Lewis, lb 3 12 cans were not giving up so easily Jersey, is. acting as general chair- Crishader, If - 20 ...:._ ,_I3ave.Siegelmatched.CacarIUo's el man. He announces » drivers meet- JOHN HENRIKSEN, KEYPORT" ing was a scholastic rival, Lou De- The YMCA team forged ahead I Smith, rf 4 2 0 0 fort by smashing out a two-baggei ing In the pits at 11 a.m. and a George, Rurrison High, who maced the top ol the third. Tony Corona Denlse, a " 2 10 for three runs for the American! start of racing at noon. There will the offerings of the KHS hurler for doubled" and Ciccone singled him -In the top of the eighth. be races In ten classes, JU, AV, three hits, all coming at crucial home. The Keyport team bid to 21 4 3 The' Americans were not dom BU, CV, and DU utility runabout times. • ,....'.-,..'.- ".. •> come back to tie it and go ahead Union Belch • and they loaded -the bases aftei ASH, BSH, and DSH stock hydro- In. the bottom of the third when planes and an F class alky hydro- The Madison box score: VtuUpA pickoff play on Bob Brat Madison Twp. PBA (14) walk to Lawson, a hit by Nuss an Sidisen, ss cafblls at. third and a mighty, run plane race. a hit-by-pltch on Pease filled the Stillwell, o Andrews asks that all spectators abr ning catch by Rich Wilson in th( p; Bennett, si bases with two outs. Lawson made Hule), p outfield for. the final out were need- stay out of the Water in the course a dash for the plate on a short Lamb, II area-and stBy -to the rear of the T. Moran, 3b SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY ed to keep the Americans from go- Trout, cf passed ball and ivas cut down ti Bell, .lb ing ahead. each. Chief John Conroy, Union end this promising frame. Decker, cf Beach Police, will see to it these Haberman, It •..'-' . . Into Last Inning Beni, lb- .Rich Applegate's hit for Keyport Gorhan, 3b safety precautions are observed enkins, rf , So-the teams went into the las he borough police are blocking off McGough, rf In the bottom of the fourth went 11 to waste When .sending In pint-sized Butka, 2b Inning locked at 4-all. The Ameri ront St. from Florence Ave. to Czfkowski, o 1 1 .... •."•:. cans posed a new threat in tho top VIC FRANKLIN, SPOTSWOOD Watts, 2b batters to wait for,walks backfired -Coffey ' Dock St. for a parking area for the 0 0 j-Costanra of the ninth, but a pickofl play at contestants with the trailers. Wolff, p on the Raiders, their little fellows 2 3 going out by the strikeout route. first on Wayrns Hamlin, Binkie Judges Assigned Moriarity to Cacarillo, saved th -American. Power Boat Assocla- ; 40 H is - Cause Grows Desperate situation for the Nationals. The: Keyport cause grew; more . , %t- - 22 2 5 ion has assigned Bill Rood, Leonla, South Belmar Knights (5) Freehold i lip, 200—4 Then the Nationals won It in to be referee and judge of racing. ' ab r desperate in* the fifth when Long Branch scored again. Rich Onackli Union Beach 100. 10D-r2 their half of the frame. John Cu- Wif Wherle and Dave Kough. Haw- Cooper, '2b 5 : Behrman, ss jingled for the YMCA nine with a-Hit by pitcher baltipg for Gorton. iano singled and stole second and thorne, are the APBA inspector S b-Flied out batting for Jenkins. . Jim Nicora hoisted the ball ovei teams that will pass on boats and L. Moran, 3b •4 one out. Joe Rova followed with a Brogna, cf double and it was 3-1 against the c-Rai\ for Coffey. the centerlielder's head to bring in drivers before they are admitted to 4 Runs batted in: Lewis, Davis, the-winning run. Nicora gave indi- racing. Louis Letwenskl sr., Union Pascuito, lb A Keyport champs. Two walks gave cation ol what was coming by win- Beach, will be chief, .timer., Halsey, If 3 Keyport another chance In, t h e ning the.pre-game home run con- Among the more renowned driv- Haggerty, If 0 0 0 bottom of the fifth, but a pickoff play killed this.bid. test, walloping two pitches ove rs participating In the, regatta-last Taylor, c 3 11 " 250 feet. John Pangborn scurriei year were two national champs in M. Kaplan, rf 3 0 0 Then thejjranchers stitched It up theit classes', Dlcli O'Dca, Pater- H Kl Entire WecU . around the bases In 16 seconds U H.: Kaplan, p 2 0 2 In the top ol the sixlh. Taylor Today Thru Tuesday! '•'- win the'base-running contest. son, and Dick Rees, Pottstowri, D'Anfa, r{. :. .. : \ In 0 ,0 walked, but Pane fanned the next Pangbarn and Carmen Pitzt were Pa.: the daring distaff driver, Jane BILL EASTMOND, UNION BEACH J. Moranilb , -... , -.200 two batters.. Applegate, filling In al the leading offensive threats of the toilth, Ridley .Park,. Pa., ini John second for missing Jlrri Xawson The Mighty 'Spectacle of a • rival teams/each getting on'base chedet, Secaucus, ths;.bound-down ':'.'•• : '.' ', 36 S 10 let Walker's roller go through his City That Lived In Sin and rotfle man oroutboard speedboat Score,by Innings: r ' legs and Taylor scored. Walker Died in Flame! -. - four times. Dave . Opatosky, Bob Sieve Reeves '• .' • Rapolla and Szyarto carried off the icing. AH are expected.back this South Belmar 210 100 001— 5 stole second and scored on 1 1 ; Onackle's second hit. pitching honors, but it .was Dan De- ear. ... ''; ". \ 'J ' • ">' .- Madison 241-322 OOx-14 Luca who was the winning pitcher. TroghlesJor tlie winning jontefc 2B— Behrmanp—Hr-Kaplan,' Ciccone was lucky to get out of "THE LAST DAYS —~;and Jon David Ihe losing hurlef ants will be donated by the CJORA Trout,' Haberman. 3B—Haberman, this one, as he walked five and hit In that they'were on the mound in md the Borough of Union Beach, Czskowski. HR — Brogna. Um- throe batsmen He fanned 10. Dane OF POMPEII" tho. final innings of tense pipy* Cash; prizes will go to the Winner pires. —;RoJek, Topolaniak, Struck also set down 10 by the strike- — and — Frank Dowd thrilled the fans, by In the pro alky hydro race. ' Out By— Wolff 8, Kaplan 4, Brog- out route and he walked only one handling seven chances flawlosBly Under ideal weather conditions, na 4. Walks elf - Kaplan 4, Brog- hatter. Blood-Lust ut Voodoo Queent ist year's regatta was estimated Weird, Shocking, Savagery 1 na 1, Hits off — Kaplan 11 in 5 Keyport Raider* (1) .- at third. '"- '.•;' "" have "draws the largest crowd In Native Jungle Haunts . • . Play On Regulation Diamond innings, Brogna 5 in 3 innings. abr h out-of town visitors in history to Coylc, cf "MALUMBA LOVE" The game was something of its Union Beach waterfront. SUrtlng Next Wednesday . task for the players as they played E. Ljiwson, 3b For One Week on the regulation diamond used by Archers Scoreln Nuss, ss "THE APARTMENT' R Dane, p the high school team The Colts LOU UTWENSKE, UNION BEACH diamond Is of somewhat lesser R. Pease, lb 0 0 Jersey Shore League Schultz, c djme4nsiqns.,J _„ Unami Totirney 3 0 EATONTOWN T?he keyport First Aid Squad was Indian Hill Bowmen made an ex- Applcgate, 2b present and loaned its public ad last Sunday's Results cellent showing in the State Thorne, If dress system for use in the contes Bclmar i Manasquan 2. Field Archery shoot held recently Waffenfeld. If A WALTSR RfADI THIATRI Al Caruso, league commissioner, Rumson 9, Freehold 2. at the Unami course, Leonardo. Gnffen, rf wishes to thank tho Elks Club, the Long Branch », Keyport There were 25 Indian Hill club Buhler, ph NOW THRU TUESDAY *• Keyport Hardware Co 'and Dick [forfeit) members represented at the shoot Owen for their contributions to the Madison 14, South Bclmar S. and one of the newest members, 18 I 3 Exclusive First Hun Showing! affair, The commisnoncr also Red Bank 8, Oakhurst 4. Bill Eichele, shot tho highest total Long Branch YMCA (S) :...- wants to thank all the boys and Standings of the day, a 425 for 28 targets to abr h the coaches for the'thoroughgoing Wl Ave. take down first place in the Double Rova, ss 3 0 _„»» tickets tales -campaign by-TjhKtr i A Expert Class. Corona, cf 3 11 sizeable sum was raised, to hel Rumson m9 2 .800 Ciccone1, p - - ". A CITY REVELING IN ITS SHAME AND DEGRADATION,,, defray the medical expenses o ; Bill Marsella, Indian Hill bow- Madison \ 6 3 .667 man, captured first place in the TV 2 2 BjGUjLFED^Y THE flgES OF fa.! ; their fellow player, Zlegler, Jonj Long Branch 5 4 .555 Baldlno, !b 3.0 confined with Illness. Expert A Class with a 397. Tock Belmar 8 4 .555 Wharton, another Indian Hill mem- Drinks, rf 3 0 Homer 'Gerlufsen. Instructor, Oakhurst 5 5 .500 ber, finished second in the race for N. Walker, If 1 1 rounded up a sizeable sector of the rcehotd ' 4 6 .400 Hyers, 3b GFORGE ANDREWS JR., MATAWAN the Expert B Class honors with a 0 Keyport High band to play at the Manasquan . 4 6 .400 305^ Just nosed out by Bill Marston Onackle, 3b 1 game. The umpires who do volun- South Belmar 2 8 .200 who tal!lea"S06. - Derkotki, 2b 0 teer duty for the league all season Keypdrt 6 10 . .000 Watts, 2b . 0 o were also thanked by Caruso (oi Garnet Next Sunday the Indian Hill ladils also finish- ed well with Edna Wharton taking taking on an extra game. Charlh Long Branch at Red Bank. (2 1 26 5 7 Moriarity, Rovers couch, was o games) . first place in the Ladles Bowmen class'with a 173 and Gail Giordano Score fcy Innings: < liclal scorer. Belmar at Freehold.. Long Branch YMCA Oil 012-5 American All Stars taking, first*place In the Ladles Madison at Manasquan. Archers division with a 162.- Keyport Raidora - 100 000-1 abr Oakhurst' at south Belmw. Indian Hill archers are looking C PM, HI 11 Now Is the time to advertise Slegel, 2b forward to the state archery cham- 4 i pionships which are scheduled Aug. those unused articles for salt. A . Bratiafolli, I* 0 Bowling Scorei Small ad in the classified column David, P 27. and 28 at.the Caroga Bowmen's 0 course in Macopln. will turn them Into cash for you. Eyzarto, p 0 Rapolla, p MIDDLETOWN TUESDAY NITE All archers are to compete dur- 0 BUMMER MIXED LEAGUE Nation, c 0 ing the dates In their own class IXtRA [HlrUNCr (RDM MIDDU f?0»U SOrV GF£ Crokc, c 0 Team W L over * course of 28 field, 28 hunter Coral Woods 20 10 and 28 animal targets to decide the Medolla.'o 0 JOHN WHITEHEAD, KEYPORT Kclsey, cf 0 Duotono's IB 12 19(0 champions of the New Jersey Henry, cf 0 Dick's Auto Electric 18 12 Field ^Archery Association.. ''••'•_ DRIVE-IN Mason, If 0 Brlgadoon Village .. .17 13 Hamlin, If 0 Bachstadt'g Tavern 17 13 Gun Club BJOICS O«N 4:30 r.M.-MOVItS AT BUM Dowd,. 3b 0 A. Mahler's 16 14 •TINA KMIFFMANBARBARA CABROLL£SI£ J Pangborn, lb 1 eo. Kalisla's Five' 16 14 Organized In Area Ed Kcelen's Five ; 16-14 N-DswonrHintBofiau • -. Plus 2nd Big Feature " 1 31 4 Oco. AdcockV - 15 15 Organization of trio Brookside STEVEMREEVES National All Start Ed Werso'a Five 15 15 Gun and Bow Association, open to Al'Leo's Flvq „ ' .;. 14 16 members in the Kcyport-Matawan- |W£b\ IhTHE abr h iki Brown, 2b> 1 E. Trepp's • ^._ 14 16 South'AAiboy area, was announced by Anthony J. Rosato, -president ITUK. D'Apolllo, 2b 1 J) Keyport Packing " 14 16 Eovino, 3b Bob Orr's State Farm Int. 14 It Other officers of the association 0 are Henry Rossi, secretary; Jack Cuiano, u 1 Middlelown Lanes „ 13 17 Nicora, si, if 1 ohn F. Giles 11 17 Jurewicz, treasurer and Joseph PeWno, cf 0 :cs9 & Ted's BOB LETWENSKE, UNION BEACH' Mancinl, field marshal. Carcarilla, lb 0 Twin Gables (27) 10 20 Almt of the association are to Walker, lb' urburban Gulf Station 8 22 bring about a closer relationship Wilson, |C Town Tire (24) 45'^ 8(4 between hunters In tho bayshore ' .It' lappy FJve (24) , "^ Hfo area. The association has leases «n g. - severBHarm's In the northern part It pays to be a real smoothie of the' state comprising approxi- 9 0 mately 600 acres of game land 0 0 hen driving, Smooth, gilding slow- towns and pickups, plus gentle The group expects to lease an ad tkhtta, p - ' 1, 0 0 ditional 650 acres of hunting land Opatasky, i flops and starts add up to more this year. " '" !as mileage and (ewer repair bilM FREEI PLAYGROUND • ? * 39 S t a bonus, it helps to build your How about business cards? We Pony Rite - Merry-tie-Roand — Slides — Swla American All St«r«,». 010 0)0-4 •oputatlon « a skilled, courteous can supply- them quickly and al Under SBn^rvfaloB of Expert Attendants ta*>miQO03mtl therl8tH (nice. ,Corjw,,ancl try us. Thursday, July 28, 1960 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Page Eleven

NeW Loop Starts — M-K Golf Sunday Angels Tie Red Bank In Matawan Area Kcyport gollen It participate In County Tourney LOOKING IT OVER in the "free-tor-all" agahut M«t- Title; Aces-Jets Clash Tomorrow Play has gotten underway in the g|| *w«n at Jumping Brook County Cllffwobr) Angels, repeat winners Raritan Township Ravers clinch. settled down by now and he ran newly-formed Bayshore Baseball Monmouth Park's ' traditional "borne" team, but the Motawan Club 8: JO a.m. Suiday have been In tho Motnwitn Township 8-12 play, ed the regular season title of the, KANSAS cm ATHLETICS win his strikeouts lo 10 in sixInnings. League. The Matawan Scorpions 2:39 p.m. starting time lor the first ' Board of Education has not'seen named by Sol Opatasky, Keyport battled to a 7-«ll five inning tif Triboro Colts Baseball League Go to Texas, not to Madison Town- muffled the Cliflwood Athletic* B-I fit lo spend any more money on captain. Tlwy are: with the Red'Bank Mayfnlr Mir- Tuesday at KHS field; downing the The weekend standings •tvllri the race will go by the boards, Satur- ship, tt appears certain now. That Rovers-Jets game included are: with Dave Gregory and Bill Bowie day when the Oceanport track will Kansas City will lose the franchise the "mudhole, dust bowl" surface T« Lucar, Dr, Howard Pleptr. kcts at Red Bank. Monday. Man. Keyport lets 8-2 in a game held on the present school lot. There pitching. The: Athletics 'evened despite the displeasure ol tho rest Hap Woolley, A) Goldman, Mike •ger Ben Gulstl, Angels, sought to to six Innings by darkness. The loss W t Pet. rcvertJp a J jtm. starting bipur. Were plans for resMdJng it and Straoo, Al Wuesttrteld, Dr, Jim war a severe one for the Jets as It Rover* 18 2 .900 their record when Alex Pietrewicz The daily, doable will dose at 1:50of the American League owners t«vo his top pitcher, Buddy Venn, appears a foregone conclusion, as crowning It In the center fpr bet- AkMnder, Dr, Leu Prajfr, MUt worsened their position in their PAls » 4 .189 set down the Matawan Rams 7-1 p.m. This change will hold till the ter drainage that were not car- Gale.Ily Schwarti, Jerry llct- for the concluding games At Cliff- battle to the wire for .a playoff Aces 11 7 .611 with one hit Sunday. v- the executors of the estate ol Ar- meeting closes Aug. *. nold Johnson, the deceased owner ried.through.in that it has to be trlck. Pan Greenspan, Bob andwood Inter \n the week and utarled berth with their intraborb rivals, Jets : 11 i -600 The Harlet Dynamos-Laurence used for loth football and base- Frank Zaropello and OpalMky. Braves S 10 .375 The change is occasioned by com- wlio controlled SI per cent «f iht frcshmoit hurler Whlucr Franklin. the Aces. The two Keyport teams Harbor tilt was postponed when the stock are duty-bound; to sell that ball, the crowning that went on Late entries will b* .icctpttd, : meet tomorrow night in the cru-Ramblers J 12 .358 However, l ranklln was tapped rlarbor team was in an auto acci- plaints frdm "metropolitan aifea stock to the highest bidder to pro- for football would have to be tak- Opatosky states. - for five runs In tho first by the cial tilt- Hawks • • • 5 14 .563 'dent on the way to the Hazlet field. fans they get home too late at the en out next spring for base- As for Malawon, Billy May, Tigers 1 19 .032 tect the best interests of the es- Red Bank chnmpi and Cannonbttt As (or the Rovers, clinching the The Matawan Township Rockets de- 2:30 p.m. starting hour, especially tate. The otter from the Bergs in ball. Matawan's financial results their captain, admits that the Sclmufele and finally Vena had tt league title gives them the favored Rarilaa Twp. Severs (» feated the South Amboy aces in the If there are nine races on the card. New Jersey for the club would top with using the Keyport gridiron Keyport list leaves hint shivering ba called on to contain them. Red position in the playoffs of only hav- - i -• ab r h other game played. Carl Stephens for their 1958 "homo" g«me were In his shoes right In the middle Aqueduct closes with.tt)« running anything Kansas City business men Bank's storting pitcher, Topay Mor. ing to play one series, that with Lorigo, 2b 3 11 tried his hand at pitching for a few eminently satisfactory, according of July. But he feels confident rli, wit clinfod by the Cllftwood- ot the Brooklyn Handicap Saturday have been able to raise to date, the winner ofAhe semi-finals be- Cusano, ss 1 2 0 innings in this one. but it is unlikely the Jcrseyant to John Carraclolo, who was ath- there will bo • suitable represen- crs in the fourth and they scored tween the MaMfcan Township PAL Powers. 3b 4 0 0 and New York racing moves up- letics director at that time. What- tation from Matawaa on the Nep- twice In the top of (ho fifth to : could ante up, chip for chip, with team and the SBrvivor of the bat- Cacarillo, lb • 3- 1 0 state to Saratoga. Even though the Tcxans who want to move the ever expense was Incurred,by use tune Township links come next seemingly v,ln in shorlcncd Innings, tle to the death between the Jets Nardelli, cf 2 0 0 daily bus service is provided to thpclub to Houston. In money matters, qt the Keyport field was moro Sunday. "Enough to handle Key- Moriarity, c . . Woodland Park But tho Bankers look advantage and the Aces for third place. 2 1 1 Spa, the majority of regular New you do not match Texans chip for than overmatched by savings port without too much trouble,'* of n lapse Into wllilncss by Vcn» Nappi, If 2 from not expending tiny more he adds. The Aces will still have two and 1 1 York race-goers hie to Monmouth chip or million for million. But an In the bottom of the flllli to score the Matawan Braves two games to Clsnculli, rf 2 21 Still Undefeated unforeseen development which has money on the unttqvlattd MHS another run and tlo It at 7-all •• DeLuca, p 3 Park for .the'final week pi the sea- field before a new high school make up next week. The Braves » 1 Woodland Park blasted Harmony put the Jersey offor on the (kid» man doubled In right fielding nnd darkness descrndrd. The game wai play the PAL Saturday, The play- son" at the "Cjceanport tr«ck, • is the moving of the Havana Inter- plant it built In Matawan. No ap- dated lo be played to completion Park 12-1 to remain undefeated and The increased crowds that are plication for use of the KHS grid- the right fielder became « first as- offs will accordingly not start un- n. S S continued to dominate league play national League Club' into Roose- last night. ' Keyport expected for the final week will Iron Turkey Day, yet has been Blstunt to the center fielder. They til Aug. $,A1 Caruso,-league com- Jetap) In the Raritan Athletic Association velt Stadium, Jersey City. The Jc£ now are ploying In a municipal missiotier announces, •„., have three $50,000 added races for sey syndicate had planned to play mode lo tho Keyport Board of abr h Softball league. Education, but decision on the field under tho lights, weekends anil Named Manager "'•*"• Jet* Show Strain J. Pangborn, lb 3 0 1 their .entertainment, the Sorority the team in that stadium until one Tony Sssso, considered the for iw o-year-old fillies Saturday at matter, will bo taken before daytimes Satimlnj'9 «nd Sundays, • The Jets showed 4ha'strain ot P. Pangborn, c 2 1 I leagues top hurler, struck out nine could be erected In Madison Town- Appointment of Snnford J, Sack! Rapolla, as 3 0 0 six furlongs, the Choice Stakes, for ship. But the reconverted Jeneys school returns to session. Ddtz has racked up a number ot Ihelr.BafflSio get inlo. the playoffs menand.allowed only five hits in three-year-olds Wednesday at thutouls, ono recently against Tom as. mnnniicr of Senm, Roebuck and in Tuesday's game. The : Rovers Henry, cf 2 0 0 gaining his^ssyenth win. Mel Gross got there first and now It would Co.'« new Knyrovllle catalos SSIM Robedee, p, rf 3 O 1 mile and a sixteenth jmd the Sap-be necessary for Urn tterg clients Maloncy, $108,000 bonus baby of made only one hit.fn the first two hqd a perfect, day at bat for theling, closing day, Aug. t, at six jhe...Bed« which• lott.lhe Cincinnati store win nnnounced todny by A. innings, but the erratlciiess' ot the R. Brown, If 3 0 0 victors, going'four for four includ- to buy that club- also and move it HAL DEITZ Is sporting arf 8-4 0 -Smart, regional sales manager." Siegel, 2b 3 1 0 furlongs tor twc-year- fanned, but' Corky Cacarillo was 1 in the seventh Inning to defeat Fox« rority andJ72..forj)ie.S(lpill*...._ Cross pitcher. The record was com- veloped * "slider," a fanl-twlitlhg 1 mBn Wl"l )If- Score by Innings: the A's If they got them, would be piled after no spring "training and anlvllle. also walked, Joadlng the „ baaes. wood 1S-15. A-costlyerror by Fox< Little Tumbler Favored ' to petition for a changeover, mak- curve, that could add to his win "SkTp^Nardenj roiled out, the first Roritan-Rovers" 3»1 »lfP-8 wood In the final frame led to the recently, wu hilled by Walt Sinn- Keyport Jets IOC )1—1 Meadowbrook Stable's Little ing the Athletics a Rational League average materially before the sea- run of the game scoring. Robedee whining tally. Tumblcr-thapea up as tne "one to non, pliyar personnel, director of Rtal Eslile Listing Cardl tor club to play In the Polo Grounds the St. Loud Cardinal*; a* a tnott son winds tip In October. salt at thlt office. hit Binkie Moriarity with a pitch TrioU Loses Control beat" In the Sorority but in view ot until another stadium is ready and and' walked Joe - Nappi, a second Says U.S. Car Makers Usually steady Paul Triola lost the rich monetary rewards which creditable effort. Army duly held a Notional League club would havo Doiti until mid-April when the ._. run coming io. Then aa error let control In the sixth Inning and Is-go tp the winner and the In-the- to be »hlflod to the. Amorlcnn in a third run before Moriarity was Help Imported Market sued, nine walks, and allowed four money horses in' this dash of «lx Southern season already was un- League to rebalance the clrculta. der way. In addition to his own PRICES SLASHED... picked off second to retire the Ro- 7 hits, combined with four big errors furlongs, there seems little doubt Imported c' a' f Stales "will be This would solve the problem of •late itart, Delti shared with the gers. by his teammates, to set the stage that there will be a sizeable field. the second major league team for strengthened next year as a direct for boxwood's collapse. Mike Han- Memphis team the wool that bcict The Jets made their best bid'in result of current U.S. auto makers' Little Tumbler, possessing a tre- New York, but the shifting of clubs them because their bill park bum- On All Used Outboard Motors the first with' one out. Dan De- drahan pitched all the way for Up-mendous burst of early speed, has back and forth between the two planning, according to John T. per Raritan to gain credit for the edjtown withjhe IOJSOU Mjnore VfijUy.t^arantoed" - Eaiy Tormi ;„ Luca showed, signs of nervousness Panks, managing director of Rootes been opening up on her rivals -and leagues is something Injp6j»lbl« to than under way. The team hiu had in pitching the game the Rovers victory.while Triola suffered hit coasting "Tidmei In "two recent conjure, . Motors, Inc., distributors of the third loss. to fit in,at Improvised fields and *- Aulhorlied Johnson S»l*s aod Service needed to clinch; iL He walked Paul English Hillrhan, Sunbeam, num- stakes engagements, -the Colleen Norgate Manor continued hot on play somo pi Its games M Colum- Pangbqrn,' hit Bob;Rapotla vSth a ber and Singer lines. Mr, Panks and the Astoria In New York, she bus, Ga. Ono of these fleldii had '• Bitched, ball and also walked Carl based his prediction on an analysis the heels of Woodland Park by followed' that pattern to perfection. GALBRAITHS BOATHOUSE smashing out a 10-0 victory over such • short right field wall that Henry, filling the sacks with one of reports from auto trade sources Whether she can-do It again, will ANNUAL THANKSGIVING DAY 15 hom« rum were hit In one game. Ill W. FRONT »T,, KEYPORT outi Robedee propelled a, fly Into' about what's in store for U.S. mot-the Police nine to insure at least be the big question on Saturday, • football game appears - headed COIfai 4-1IU a second place finish in league A 40-loot screen was put up, with deep right center, Paul Pangborn orists in the 1961 model year. Opposition for the Meadowbrook back to Keypott for another year. the result that the second base- OPEN EVENINGS - tUNDAVS TILL I WW, scoring, after the catch. But Ray play. Bill Kansky pitched a four filly Is expected to come from This It Matawan's year to be the . Brown was fanned to end the Key- Available information, he taid, hitter for the victors, and Frank Brookmeade Stable's -Bowl Of port chance. shows a trend developing toward Karlovich and Vern Manning Flowers and Rose, Alfred Vander- larger sized compact cars with blasted, the big hits. Hank Spring- bllt's Good Move,. Ada L. Rice's The Raritan team was given a more powerful, less economical en- steen, suffered his third1 loss for the pair of gift runs in the. second when Apatontheback, Golden Triangle gines. In addition to Uiis, present Police nine." Stable'i Glad and Harriet Robin- Chin Cianculli scored on a bjlk compacts will be availably with and wild tosses on-easy chances 1 Pauline'* Bar defeated Coral- son's Dream On, to mention a few higher - horsepower enginesriiext wood 11-5 to remain in play-off con- by Jet inficlders sent another man who have distinguished themselves jear. This, Mr. Panks noted, ^duld tention. Joe DeVlgllio won his first in stakes competition. around. The Keyport team filled the very Well mark the beginning of game of the leaion aided with bases a'second time iri their half a horsepower race among the com- Other Possibilities : heavy hitting, from Harry Elegy Belly Hoppers of the second with two outs, but pads. •.-.•' -: .' -:T.. . '. • ' Other possibilities for the race In- who went three for four. Ken Nata- clude Prominent,Lady, My Old DeLuca fanned Rapoljd to end this , The imported ear will'jajn by lie led the losers at bat with two threat..:Thereaffer he was never in (his trend, Mr. Panks explained, be- Flame,' Cap And Bells, Dandy Prin- hits In four times at bat » Bud cess, Jo Elaine, My Portrait, East any serious trouble, cause the majority of European Cole Suffered his eighth loss. nanufacturers will continue to of- era Princess and Oil Royalty, Hits by Moriarity fitfi Nappj and Shore Point WlM et (jie SNM.kip|l*|,ficoflfl?iKr,«lze The Choice Stakes .are a queitlon can be Fun ; ind purchase price tor whica-tnere :• Shore, PolnHlimouUlugged: Hid- mark, the two leading nbmlneei' den ,Hitts 20-13, coming through manasertDora Cusano'sboy«4n the s such a large demand in the U.S. being Bally Ache, Turfland Corp.'s with big hits when the bases were winner of the Preakness and the top of the iKirdi {Joe' fcischler re- loaded. Al Small, Fred Doran and placed Robedee. oh' the mound for How about business cards? We Jersey Derby, and Green Dunes Don Palterson. were the big guns FarrirCeltlc: Ash, winner of the the jet* «>d held* ttitr Rarittuf stde- can*supply them; quickly and atfor Shore Point Inn and Lou Mil- safe thereafter. But DeLuca ,was the right price. Come and try us. Belmont Stakes. Bally Ache did not ler bit a home run for the Hidden start In the $100,000 American der- Hills cause. ••-•.•..: by for three-year-olds at Chicago In other league action Split Rock Saturday nor did Celtic Ash. Ilally was awarded a forfeit victory over Ache has been sidelined with/in In- Martin's Dairy Dan Nine as they jury all summer but was expected TENNIS failed to field a team. to start at Chicago. However, the Four "must" games will be play-j American Derby would have been Come and Play At (apt. Royle's Courts ed during next weekend. Foxwood a rugged test for a horse just com- faces Pauline's Bar, the Police nine ing bicltHo (aclng. The Choice HOURLY RATES, will meet Harmony Park and Up-looks like »sofetter spot for him. per; Rarllan tangles with Norgate Burif Celtic1 Ash gorj, likely Manor, Norgate Manor must win Bally Ache will not. Other fairly Old Tennent Rd., Morganville to gain a chance at first place certain entries are Irish Lonccr, Op^j; Post Office honors, while Foxwood, Pauline's Pebblebrdok Farms winner of the Bar, the Police nine and Upper Lamplighter earlier in the year Tel. 10 6-2732 Raritan must win to gain play-off and John William, the Merrlck contention.' Stable horse that was runner-up in that race. Bohemia Stable'i Kcl- so is likely lo be shipped on from Arlington Park for Jhe race. Fran- cis S., Harbor View Farm's winner of the Dwyer it Aqueduct Salur day, will, pass 'up the Choice lo HAZLET run next In the Travcrs at Sarato- ga Aug. 20.

Farm Unit Supports S Anterleu Deer Season The itate Farm Bureau's wild- life committee ii expected to voice Fair From July 29th Through August 6th its support of the Fish and Game Council's plan* for an antlerlesa .••:'. i- (Except Sunday) detr teaton this yesr when it meets In Trenton Aug. 5, The committee has been called In.to dltcuss the STATE HIGHVVAY 35, HAZLET plan for another doe^hunUng season now proposed for Dec. 19 to 21 In 11 northern and central counties. It Is hardly likely Farm Bureau Sometime* they're fatal. Diyin| in ttrange watera can would take tny other action than Amusements - Dancing support; since the organization for end tragically in a shallow poo), on a hftlden »tump or underwater rocka. years has fought for * dcer-of-«llh- er-sex hunting program in order to Don't let your children do it. Here are a few more "donV that can help reduce lh« crop-damaging herds. Refreshment1s v The farmers say the deer *re In them Bwini aafely thie summer, over-supply. * "'' DON'T allow umuperrlsed twli»«Ung. Wliea »re/«at)«««J - Carleton E. Heritage, president See the Nike Exhibit. of the f«rm organization, look note . - ||fegu«rds aren't on duly, «v«n §ood swimmen ;- -.- apsHetUnes drown. '•• ' .. •'• .'•• ...,.; ,-, Special Attractions for the Children, including Fire Truck.Rides. of reports from the State Division # of Fish and Game that latt year's DOWT li*tMlitm&)nih*mt*T»Mititu\mtMluu tnrAe-diy open season failed to put ,-', -, . ' .. - - eating, It's the Aireet way to caua* crawptv • ' any sizeable dent In the suit's big AMUSEMENT RIDES FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS berdf. ,'••'• ; • DON'T rely too ninth on inner lube* »r water WIBI*, Tbt| . ' air* poor swiiBioer*'• falae aeow of teeariljT, STARTING AUGUST 1ST r • AleakeaiiataWitoonnl*. . ' ,'. I' ? : Sox Vs. Buffo ;•.,.. DON'T permit night twlmmiag Hssleaa UM SMWI b well IK MiUwin R*d Sox, winners ot ': and wtll guarded. (i)uce someone fo«« stndM'la di both rads of the (-12 league let- . ; watet. H'a disWull to find thesm. . . son in the borough and scoring a DON'T allow long, anbtUoua «wimratn| eatly in dw teaMM. '; 17-3 regular seajoa record, opta play fa the Monrboutb County $-12 /„ I ' Swimasen »r» mt W eeadilioo. Ami MM walet Tutsday, August 2nd Letfu* loumey by opposing Ike ...;'.;•-.-••..•.-«•••• "• •;••'•••• • ' • •»»attr««|tl>«••«.• •_•••• ;,., •.-••.•••••''; ' :\- ' "' ': Boy Scout Night - - - -, -, - West Long Breach Buffi tt MI4- detex Rd. field Monday. The ollJff CeniBon ttnte u the beat guide of $B. That** what we at JCP4L-N/PH, rireneo's and First AM Nifjrt - Thursday/ Asgwt 4th two games of the scries will •• p)«yed U MM Buff* fltld. Sen Maa- Inaefa in our aafety pr^grami. At work and on the road, we put «ur onpioyeet? agu Ed Harris, mwoaMes, ty'fint, ' -. '• •• ' • /• , -•.• •••'..•'.• CONTRIBUTING MERCHANTS A bottle of (hM If * htndy tlitog Upbore H*UV< Aasa Piria to hlv* jround the house, but you dos't (Mule to well of It when yot ftkUt*s Strvfe* jpiH h on your Alrl or Mouse. But ttM*] Heads** Seafffjr if (he glae to fresh, tt will

vtoegir. THE MATAWAN JOURNAI, N. J. Thursday, July 28, I960 New Generator Installed At County Home gfoml planning section is concer- Post Receives ed" with providing financial aid to New 14-Room ,/ municipalities interested In promul- gating fompreheasivto master plans. (continued from page one) State Awards This section is also concerned with such expense there would not Ml providing assistance to tiia munici- money for it In the budget. ' Three and one-half years ago thi Ju*th and Elizabeth Samolyk, Ba: Guadalcanal Post-474), Veterans r palities of .the state for urban re- iJ»J?0'i"'»'* Club of Laurence Harbo bara Holmes, Anthony and Richa of Foreign Wanr,- Matawan Town- The board will meet next Tues« «53ne\ started the Free PubUc I Dorhateskl/ Jota 'Hamilton;;- Joh ship, have received two New Jer- newal planning, plan implementa- day on instituting two additional brery of MadJion Township in Perhacs and Dennis Whatton; sey State awards. tion as well as regional planning throughout the state. bus routes, one from Old Bridgt) small basement room in the No. Lions Assist Program . Department Senior Vice- Com- to Sayre Woods South School and) School which had been utilized u Mr. Samqlyk, Lions Ciub Presi mander Edward Duva, on behalf of Commissioner Bontempo an- a second to Jamesburg High School to that time (or the storage of ja dent; also painted the three room the Department of, New Jersey nounced the appointment ot Mvin if Uie agreement for that-schooi W itorial supplies. Credit Is due th E, Gershen as chef of this section. allpcated for library^purposes, ani Veterans of-Foreign Wars, present- accept some Madison freshmen if Madison Township Board of Eddca I?" now making "the, jign (or tha eo ed- Immediate Past Commander Mr. Gershen, a professional plan- (Ion.for giving the library its star trance to the library building. Oil Charles Hobby, a citation and tro- ner and a graduate civil engineer, formalized by that time. and nurturing the cultural tastes er painting, tasks were •accomplish phy for attaining 100 per cent mem- previously had been with the New- _ the children and adults of the town ed by Mrs. Florence Holmes, bership, plus 33, for the year 1960- York City planning commission as Your advertisement in this pt» stiip. As proof of its use, the braiy chairman; Mrs,; Samolyl 61. 'Commander George lirenon, well as in the private practice of per vKif-fegc]! prospective pu» brary soon began to suffer grow and Mr: and Mrs," Eugene Wosalk; membership chairman at that planning. chasers in every community la lh# ing pains and the need for mon on the trim and doors., Windoi time, was presented with a lepart- bayihoro area, , room became apparent paint scrapers were Mrs. Gebrgi ment citation Makuk and Mrs, Holmes. This week why don't you loos} The Madison Township officials Vincent Boyle, Sixth pistrlct Play Areas New- through the windows of yout who had donated )209 each yea; Mrs. David E. Watson, chalrma Junior Vice Commander and Cen- church . . . from the inside. for new books and shelves,' votec of the. opening ceremonies, J3 niak tral Area Membership chairman of (continued from page one) _ to allow space in the public build Ing elaborate plans for the gran Monmouth County VFW, also was 250 houses for his development even ing which had been vacated by the ppenjng which is scheduled for lati present at the meeting which was with a negligible contribution of police department of the township August or early September. Badges held in the Post Home, Cllffwood land for playgrounds. Furthermore, Ma>or John Phillips and Commit Ave., Cllffwood. He discussed with the high and dry ground west ill be distributed to-all resident: membership and commended the teera'an Harry Messenger, chair who attend the opening- and priie: of Matawan Rd. taken foi' , play- man of building and grounds conv Post on their membership record ground area, the number of houses awarded. Other'gala attractions an for 196041. mltlee, have co-operated with -the being arranged for those who a( must'be further cut materially. librsiy committee of the woman's tend. Letters of invitation will be Walter Burkharflt, Past., Com- Mr, Siegel also Is in consultation club concerning details of the new mailed to Madison Township organ mander of the Sixth Dlstricf and with the sewer committee of the loca'ion [rations, honored guests will receive Monmouth County VFW, also was borough and the engineers working The library closed June 18 and ipeclal Invitations and posters wil" a guest. He ilrged'all post mem- on sewer extension for the munici- with the nlii ol the Linns Club ol ie placed hi every section of the bers to attend the Gold - Star pality to determine the cost of tic Laurence Harbor, who provided the ownship. Mothers Dinner to bo held Sunday, ing into the sewer extension aad if truck, al! library books and equip; The American Home department Sept. 18, at. the Paddock Lounge, it- can be added economically to ment were removed from Uie No. 9 f the woman's club recently spon Long Branch. Walter Isemann was the price of the houses to go up School. Casimet Samolyk, president iored a successful bowling party al appointed ^JPost chairman of tSe without pricing them out of their of the Lions Club, was assisted in he Hill Lanes to provide funds foi Freeholder Earl L. Woollcy points would not be Interrupted In the event of a storm booster program for the dinner. market this project by William Ohnsman, he purchase of drapery material kilowattH;enerator being Installed In the Monmoutli other cause ot power failure. The installation Is part Commander George Brenon con- immediate past president; Adam r the new library, Mrs, Samolyk Tounly Welfare Home, Freehold. The generator was of the county's program of preparation for all emer- ducted the business session end ap- Domaleski, William Meggison, C.T. las donated an electric^ctock and irdered so that- the - operations .vt the welfare- home gencies In Jte various Institutions. pointed William Krlckser u guard Schultze and Arnold Lauer. Others Lawrence Hoiden a*desk^ Con- Joseph Smith was named chairman assisting were Eugene Wosatka and traction of additional shelves, floor 3olice Department goes to Ray- of the. Swim Ppol Day to be held John Perhacs, husbands of Wo- epairs and adjustments to ejectri mond Beiber, Laurence Harbpr, Girl Scouts EiuJ Will Reactivate at the Cllffwood Beach Pool Tuts men's Club members; and the fol- :al equipment to makejihe rooms ind Joseph Zapancosta, Madison day, Aug. 23 with a rain date set lowing young people, Carol-Wallis, suitable for library _use_may be 'ark.-MrsrWilliam-Weeks'Issfifv- (^"•tlnuetLfrom. Rage one) ~- for-7hiirsday,-Aug; 25. KEEP xeditSf toAifani Domaleski of fne in. helping the chapteV to get on ig as chairman of the ground com GamprTraining- A report was given on the buf- ions Club, who also purchased Its feet again, "-.- ' fet supper and dance held Saturday SUMMER CLASSES millee. • . ••'. Cirl Scouts of District Four have •art "Mrs. Eugene Wosatka ment, that a new chapter can W in Asbury Park and the Monmouth Actual Wirlne were 140 girls instructed in many Icski and her two sons, Anthony as responsible (or packing the dertake. He emphasized in particu- County Council VFW meeting In Fret Placement kinds of campcraft, such as lash- ind Richard,, made (the posters looks to move; and many members lar the aid that Is. available to the Long.T$ranch. hich announced the closing of the * the woman's club will serve on ing tables together* made from .'.The next regular meetihgwlll be local level, from the. state'and na >rmer library location arid the new ie committee to unpack and ar- trees, building campflres to cook held Monday at 8 p.m. at the Post ddress. , rartge the books when the bookcas- tional organbatlons:'"" Home.. Enroll Now^ their own meals, learning how to Special credit for cheating the is have been completed,. , Thomas-Tasslni,. acting vie School of Business Machines The dream of the woman's club handle a penknife, and making pins president,* gave aprovocative talk ass which had grown consider- Irbm. pieces at'.wood, ~ Sttite Plan Bureau State St., Perth Amboy - VAM«0 >ly high since the removal of the mr years ago has mushroomed iri- on leadership^,followed by an ad- a community-wide project^with The girls-were transported by bus dress by Mr. VanNosdall on what Reorganization Told DEPRECIATION ilp from outside organisations and to ond-from their homes. The camp he as an Individual expects to gain idividuals, the Board of Education froiSi'Jaycee membership. "WIthili the.'past''few years mu- was divided into units of 16 to 20 nicipal, county/^snd state officials . DOWN tid Mayor Phillips and his com -. Convention Movie* Ittee, girls, and two women were with have come to rely and depend upon each unit. Ml the workers in the Highlight of the evening was the our State Planning Bureau for tech- showing of movies of last month' nical and financial assistance In with a Home Improvement Loan Believe it camp were volunteers. Attend Theatre. national convention In St. Louis, helping to plan for the future order- Mrs. Harry Breil, Union: Beach, Mo. They,were taken, shown and ly growth of the state." said Com- Miss Marie Drago, Atlantic Ave., was site chairman, Mrs, James narrated by Henry Hehnlng, presi- missioner Salvatore A Bontempo \/ ; ind Miss Theresa Pirozzl, High- Heidelberg, Fair Haven, camp di- dent of the South Plainfleld Jay- ot the Department of Conservation IT> TRUE/ Every time you'modernize or remodel, or not... Hd Ave., Matawan, attended the rector, and Mrs. William Till, camp cees, who attended the meeting al and Economic Development in an- iturday evening performance of nurse. Mrs, C, Larsson, Fair Ha- you add to the value of your home — and add to the local chapter's request. ' - nouncing the reorganization of the your own comfort and convenience, of course. Com* Invariably We Can Sell You A Home-Owners Hit The Deck" at Jones Beach ven, was business, manager and State Bureau of Planning. "New shoppers were Mrs: J. Wales, Mrs. Mr. VanNosdall represented the Inrlneland Theatre, L.I. and alter- local chapter at the week-long Jersey's planning.program, under see us about ready cash to foot the bills 1 Payment* Insurance Policy For Less Than You Now Pay rard had dinner at the Valley JW. Windrow, MM. W. Windsor, the direction o( B. Budd Chavoo- tailored to fit yourlncome, •' Hazlet. • ' . convention, at which the keynote For Fire and Liability Insurance Alone! ream Park Inn. Valley Stream, speaker was Vice President Rich- shian, chief of the bureau, is recog- Unit. Leaden ard Nlxpn. Both "Mr. Hehnlng and nized as the. most comprehensive, '••7vrr••":••••• TAei* Are TheCoverages:i f ':-?• —::- Unit le*d«rawere Mrs. I. Bon*. ivfri VanNosdall attended with and meaningful s*;*nS^it«t«pJln.^ie. Mrs. K. Morea, Union Beach; Mrs. their wives. > .. .. nation," t b e. commissioner con- LuKRAi PIPING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 1. Fire • Dwelling and Household Goods H. Breisch, Mrs. F- Walshs, Mrs. ; hdison Names Local chapter otiicers currently tinued. S. Poling, Keyport: Mrs. C, Sil- are serving on an "acting" basis, 159 Main Street - Matawan 2. Liability and Medical (continued from page one) vers, Mrs. W. Folk, Mrs. P. Med- Two sections -have been created :hool, and was director of second- having been elected from the nu- In the bureau: A local and regional 3. Burglary - On and Off Premises wlck, Cllltwood Beach;,Mrs. J. Bor- : ly education at Woodbury. , cleus of the existing chapter. How- planning section and state-ivido lo, Mrs. X. Picclano, Mrs, H. ever, new elections are planned Ft'ck-Kil Honn- Loon Bank Syst<: 4. Wafer Damage and Glass Breakage He has been active In protes- Schwara, Mrs. H. Harklns, West planning section. The local and re-| onal' organization! including the after the chapter reaches reason- 5. Additional Living Expenses (Temporary Keansburg; M r t. A. Symons, able strength. The acting officers '.asslcal Association, for which he Keansburg; Mrs. W. Therkelsen, Housing) . •/•"s irved as president, vice presldont, are Otto Wolka, president; Thomas Mrs.-M. Pasternat, Holmdel; Mrs Tassinl, vice president; John War- id treasurer. He is married and F. Romanowski, Mrs. N. DeFIl ie father of two children. nock, treasurer and Warjen Van WE INVITE YOU TO COMPARE llppo, Hazlet;' Mrs. S. Ellison, Mat- Nosdall, director. awan. ' - '• , •''-... Meetings are held at Rollo'a on It, you need printing of any kind, Tha bus was supplied by R. Hpl- '« are here to serve you. .Our the second Tuesday and fourth frich,'West Keansburg. Wednesday of each month. The two Planning A WyddTng? •ulck service and reasonable prices Men who assisted Mrs. Brell In AGENCY 111 please,yoii.'--•'-,~-j: -,^_;- nights.were-selected by. the mem- Vans setting up the camp were V. Wind- bership to combat conflicts with Real Eitata — Insurance — Bonds and Mortgage! sor, A. Lusk, M. Cody, C. Cody, other-activities and-organizations Now Is the time, to. advertise Hazict; W. Bonotta, H. Vopelleus, 267 MainSt. LO 6-1881 Matawon nose unused articles for.tale. A in iwhlch many Jaycee jnembere P. Medwlck, Cllffwood Beach; J. also participate. ,- •' ... 27 Years In The Insurance Business noil ad'In the classified column Borne, Union Beach, Mrs. Brell ex< Visit the office of The Keyport Weekly and ill turn them Into cash for you. pressed her thanks to all who help- Many members will only attend ed In the camping program. one monthly meeting, wWch is per- fectly acceptable, chapter jrepre: The Matawan Journal, 52 W. Front St., Keyport. sentatlves said, Those interested In Psychiatric Center the Jaycees may attend the next There you will fine) the finest and latest style Director Is.Named meeting, Tuesday, Aug. 9.. >,-" Wedding Invitations anywhere in the country .. . Robert Milton Counts, M.D., ot KC Install Officers Worcestet, Mass., was appointed Medical Director ot the Children's John Trabachino was installed as ... also the greatest selection to choose from foi; Psychiatric Center of Monmoulh grand kntght of the St." Joseph's County by.the Board" ol Trustees. Council, Knights of Columbus, Key- your individual choice. * FIREMEN'S FAIR Dr, Counts comes to Monmouth port, at ceremonies held In ' the County 'from (he Worcester Youth Knights of Columbus: Hall Wednes: Guidance Center where he Is pres- day. District Deputy Joseph' Lang from July 30th Through August 6th ently serving as assistant medical officiated at the Installation. when directori Joseph Lackqvlch was named dep- (Excluding Sunday* July 31st) For two* years prior to this uty grand knljht; Jerome Armel- position he-held i fellowship at the lino, chancellor; Francis Q.~ Hugh- Center and at the same time was ei,-wardenf-5tev« Testa,- inside AH JnvlUUonj an packed with double aavtlopd and HUUM. guard; Frederick VonRddek, senior, on the staff orst, Vincent Hospital To b* socially wtrxwt "ordtr napoad catds, tad m»ption oardt is Highway 79, Morganville and that ot the Memorial Hospital outside guard; Raymond'Mitchell, in Worcester. Junior outside guard. and John four ordtr. • The Worcester Youth Guidanco Wnds, lecturer. Refreshments Were-] Center, Mr, White pointed out, is served after the business, sessldn. Wilt* nam* of ptnon lavtttd on each tmld*'«ivtlop«i recognized as one ot the best, as -. • Told all invitations buld* and place tiHU* upon printed pag*. Amusements—Dancing well as one ot the largest, In the Your advertisement In' this pa country and U noted (or being one per will- reach prospeclive pur- of the few clinics with an active chasers in every community In th* Refreshments research program. , . xiyshore area. DANCE BAND Plan New "Americana" Hotel Also a fine assortment oft > Sat., July 30th - Wed., Aug. 3rd - Fri., Aug. 5th - Sat., Aug. 6th '" V Engagement Announcements AMPLE PARKING — FIELD SPRAYED FOR MOSQUITOES • Birth Announcements AMUSEMENT RIDES from AUG. 1st through AUG. 6th • Book Matches Firemen's and Auxiliary Night Wed. Aug. 3rd • Napkins t In Case Of Rain Thursday AUGUST 5th and 6th FIREWORKS! Brown Publishing and Printing Co. $25.00 PRIZE Co. Traveling Greatest Distance THE KEYPMT WEEKLY - THE MATAWAN JOURNAL Yo/k, tuowd the Ilrst spsdeful of earth on the lite tt UulMloi Are. OTHERPJHZES Amoriciina of New York, firit new hotel, to be 0M jHtfl! •'«»'>. ltt3)StorK'taiil.is*^m(irit»iSL ijtrMuwd! (• open >T7TT" Tieatrtty lac •fWrtdoy, July 28, I960 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J.

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-. rtMqrIMS 1«>Jt THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Tbvrtday,J»lyj28JLl6p Fines Over $1000 Mark; Police, Magistrate, Crack Down In Keyport The Matawan Journal Classified. Ads Magistrate Seymour R. KJeinberg Efort Police have made the Two Eater Pleas pait two weeks ones of woe and SERVICES HELP WANTED FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE WW highway JS; w lament for offenders against the William Daniel Cusa,- Warn gy ; BUS DRIVER, commercial «• PARK AVENUE, Bellord, 2 bed- k C perience necessary, btii ICC or Aluminum Windows peace In the borough Fines have massa, entered a plea of hot guill build stores. Leases taken. Cal rooms. Call L. Karkus. KEIIojg to the charge of carrying a dm OSborn 1-1685. wj? PUC common rarrier experience Venetian Blinds 1-117} evenings. wjt/ totaled over $1000 and other strong helpful, iteady work. Apply Rollo Free Eitlmatta gerom "weapon with unlawful li MARLBORO lawn Mower Repai NEW HOMES built to your require- terms Tiave been imposed. School St., Marjboro. Jacobsoi Transit Corp., 27S Broadway, Key- • No Money Down tent and no defense to the char, ments, 100% mortgage, no down BrlsgJ k Stratlon, Clinton and La port , wJU Karl A. Fraatz, COlfu 44401 Offenders at the Paramount Din- o[ carrying a concealed weapon la: payment Lots available in Mata- ton engines. Mowerl repaired am er, Six Corners, who have been November in Madison Townshi| WAITRESS, over 48 yean of age. i wan . Keyport area. Call LOwell sharpened. Call HOpkins 2-215] troubling'~the management are not Thomas Desch, 26, who gave hi Apply in person Triangle Diner, USED refrigerator*. M9.9S Mil.up MI244. _w|tf wjll 576 New Bntnsflrick Ave., Pwtb likely to prove a problem longer. address as Cliffwood Beach, als t e r oven living room with dining area, jail to his fine. COIfax 4-0189. wj28 from the Creek Bridie, >«cea ASSOCIATED PAVING CO. complete with cabinet. $35. CO1- Kitchen, bath; enclosed porch;, rec- Matawan Man Fined Blvd., Cliffwood Beach, were in' YOUNG MAN, high school educa- liX 4-1155. . wj28 reation room and cellar. Many Asphalt driveways, all work guar< extras. Selling price ?H,000 on basis Another {ISO fine went against jured Friday morning when a car "I see that watchdog: you got In the Want Ads tlon, learn Inside slqck work. anteed, easy bank, terms, Free 1958 MARK Mercury jnotor am of V.A.assumption. Approximately —has already leat-nad one of ypiir trickal" ' Write Bpx"GHn owni handwriting, controls. Best offer.- LOwell John Welstead, Matawan.' He was went out of control and struck an estimates. F.H.A. approved. Cal $2200 down;, payments approxi- care of this newspaper. WJ28 6-0930. , ,.... WJ28 accused by the management of try. abutment-a few feet from the Liberty IM1191. Jtf mately $89 per month. Cadton H. ing to start a fight at the diner. youngsters. The flr«'chief wishes to remind 1957 ELCAR House Trailer, 48 Poling,. Realtor, 38 Highw§(~3»,. John Murphy, Columbia Ave., loot long. Completely furnished. According to Sgt. John Klnnane, citizens that now is the time when Situation Wanted SEWING MACHINE Keyport. Call COIfax +1918. w]ZS-- Union Beach, was only, fined 550 everything is dry and to be very Reasonably priced. Call COIfax Matawan Township Police, the Fire Department WILL.wasti and Iron all types of .OPERATORS for his part in the disturbances but careful In the way you handle fire 4-2579 for further information. RANCH HOME. 3, bedrooms, living curtalni; also stretch curtains ID room, with dining area, kitchen, he was given a 60 days suspended driver of the car, Andrew' HanseFl and from throwing away a cigarette STEEL_flag.pote,.8 inch diameter mj own home. Prompt service. SINGLE NEEDL 1V4JStHs.T.fulLceiia'!'and car.port. sentence In the county jail and or- «,;.:pf, Twilight. Way,_Xllf.twaad News In Matawan .-• at base, 30 feet- high. COIfax to burnlngfAriskrBpJijrcahiriW ~-.-:-_:~^¥ ——r-.- SUPERtOCK Sejlin'g price $14,200 on basis of dered to stay ouf of Mr. Creamens' Beach;' apparently was" "cut* off.' hazardous Improper caution Is not 4-7418 between 8 a.m. .'and 4:30 GIRL, 21, wishes to do housework x F. H. A. transfer; apgroximately establishment. Others penalized for TDK column lnJtHutea at exercized. He says a good slogan p.m. - ' '•' wj28 The vehicle's impact against the live In.'-Experienced. Call CO) Good working conditions, fringe 13200 • down; payments approxi-. offenses at the diner were George the request. of the Matawan Is "using sense to prevent a fire bridge serif planks . flying which fax ««6. • •-."• -"-; WJ28' benefits. " ••>— tnately $96 per month. Carlton H. Wolff Jr., Cliffwood, who. had to pay Flra Department will bs pub- rather than risk dollars and'lives BIKE HOSPITAL Poling. Realtor. 38 Highway 3S«_. $100 and Victor Cuocco, Keyport. struck the children; lished monthly to inform . the In one adds up Jo good .safety .AUTOS EdB SALE 10 per^cenrdlscountfor_J[uJjrJUJJ paying $23 -Treated fortoeratlatifabra'slons", Tesidentsr-of.—tha-borough—of econorny. -—-MERIDIAN- "Augulf. Tricyctes*^S to $10;' otfer Others Incirrred severe penalty and shock at Perth Amboy General the meeting* and activltiei ot 9fl CHEVROLET, four door; new INDUSTRIEg' " bicycles Jll to$22. Also repair the Fire Department,- includ- Friends, all but 10, per cent of shocks, new king pins, good tires. for blocking pedestrian travel on Hospital were, Kathleen fully,12, LOCUST ST., work Ami., J." Ericies, 7 Hilltop WALKER & WALKER the sidewalk when repc-rted^ln..» ing. Its coinpanlej and ftttxt), our ilrej are .caused bjr somtonV* Make offer: "COIfax 4-7347. w!28' Ave., Keyport , (River Gardens) of •Hudson St.";"Manhattan;'." her ll i K h; careles'sriess.'Once.sUrted.'.flreTIs ••''' " - "—'• •"'• ^" '— 1 r.- REALTORS : : ._• druiikeh condition. StheiTVriio > DODGE 1947 f|eda|i, perfect ru.ti- , ,COLFAX:4-357j:. LOweil'-iflSM;':-^,--- '^' ' ' .'IB .'b7otK(ira,'.'PkyId,V liotrit . selective;.ltie^jt'Jd, It. mir, t : : -p»r^rn StvKeyppjjj j o'; >mTP»ui; "7,' 'nlng"conditlon; *R"ai'd' H.' ftp - and put ,6n probation «"7eSr., on. and Wayne Erlcjsen;li.-fof -Elnt-: 3f—lyildyvajr: HosQ^Compiny ''; palatral':home 'is 'cbnipletely^as)!?. .-.' »'^Highway J5. Haxlet'h • V " ''' i ; tlfaxr^00y.:v--.-.-;'r':-, wj2 MANACER... (ussistantV. toft shoe : ' ilrit of Patrolman John Vis- hurst/Long Island. 7 '' > ug. - iVWath'utgtbV Engine* Conv *dbes'.a'-h'u'niib'le'shack. • AIstt,'*m«i\y )-.. ..-co«ax «2ij •••; .; ;,v 1S49 DESOTO • four 'door sedan, department. Experience 'not conl, borough police. Joseph Grif- pany.;';' " . • '.' • , Innocent victims of fires from cate^ ' 0p4m 7 Days ' '* Refuses Medical Care lessness are children who do not radio and heater; runs good; necessary. Good salary. Apply - DELIGHT fiths, Hlghfleld Ave., Matawan, arid ug. 15—Hook and Ladder Com- : Mr. Hansell refused; medical needs battery./ Prlce J40. :195a Mr. JLevenson, in the Shoe.Depart- ONLY FOR THE GROWING John Hamlin, Hazlet, likewise had pany ' •••; - :,:•...... -... know how to save themselves, and YES MR. A MRS. SHOPPER treatment. "He was issued, a" sum- Mercury—(wo door coach, straiUjhl ment. :Family Circle Discount Cen- . - FAMILY : ••'"•> to'pay $100 and^were ordered to the III and elderly who caririot save YOU WILL BE DELIGHTED. U^Haley Hose Company _ i r shift, radio and-healer. Price (135. ter, Hrghway 36, Keyport.". w)2$ Iarge bedrooms; Jormal Idining.- .-sUy-Outof-KeyportJor one year, mons for careless driving return- themselves.'-: -r ------•»-,-~ -r .-WHEN YOU SEE THE--, : 1955 Plymouth Station Wagon, two room, large living room, kitchen ""Clint Wllburn, Matawan, another able Aug. 2 before Township Mag- .ug. 1S-^- Matawan Reilef AsVji.". The Mariwari Fire Department WOMAN for general housecleanlng, QUALITY AND COMPARE" door. Straight shift; two extra with breakfast nook, bath, porch,' loiterer in the borough incurred a istrate Luther A. Foster. The ac- ug. 2$-BoarcTof Fire Officers - reminds each; one to be careful Friday's. Must provide own PRICES wheels with' snow tires. Price $795. extra large closets; full basement, Jesser penalty. He was given a sus- around any stove, keep matches transportation' 'Inquire 1331 Wood- cident occurred on a Middlesex If you see fire trucks riding Parts for automatic coal stoker. In- baseboard heat, corner lot, large pended sentence in the county Jail away from children, use electrical crest Dr., Cliffwood Beach. LOwell AVAILABLE ON OUR County bridge over Whale Creek, ound town loaded with men theso cluding motor.' No reasonable of- shade trees. Price 416,000.; and assessed $5 costs. appliances correctly and keep flam- 8-2698. " -wj28 LIBERAL CREDIT PLAN but the officer considered the ac- ys, wjien you don't hear;an fer refused- Call COIfax 4-4940. Traffic Violations mable materials away from llarhis cident to have, originated on the larm.i it U the members of the so when the lire engine) come down wj28 ROOMY AND COZY . Traffic offenders shared In the rlous companies attending their SECRETARY 8 room split level, picturesque set-, wratnof.the court at this evidence •Matawan Township side of trie your street, they won't have to stop '53 MERCURY hardtop, good rub- WE re drills. Each company In the Engineering office requires serv- ting, near schools and transporta- of the way the law was being taken county line. at your home. ,- . . •: ... . , ber. ; R. and H." Merc-o-Matic. rough must make at least 12 1 ices of experienced secretary, fast INSTALL t§ SERVICE tion. Hot water baseboard heat too lightly. Manuel Quelles, 110 Best offer. COlfaK 4-7406. WJ28* Joseph McDonnell, 695 Nether- ills per year but-many times this iccurate typing and shorthand es- on )4 acre. Vet's mortgage may West Front St, Keyport, wan LEGAL NOTICE 1951;FORD convertible- Good me REPCOPREPAK wood Dr., Cliffwood Beach, told imber is exceeded, more than tw& ientlal. -.-• --. .; , -• •"..- be assumed for approximately picked up! by Patrolman Michael Patrolman James Hoyt, township : "clianlcal condition. Call COIfax TUBELESS.1BOILERS three times. "'Members ol the MOMMOUTH COUNTY $4200. Monthly payments only $112, Kelley, borough police, for driving police, July 17, that he struck the W York City Fire Department SURROGATE'S COUIIT 4-0617; -.• , Wj28 Includes taxes and insurance. Price ' with fictitious plates, He was as- parked car of a dog owner in front NOTICE TO CBEDITQHS TO PRE- INDUSTRIAL ' BASEBOARD RADIATION r lust drill at least/one liour of SENT CLAIMS ACA1NST ESTATE Business Opportunities 1 $18,600.. W|2I sessed H5 and $5 costs.. of iierhome trying to avoid hitting •ery tour they make,, so If paid ESTATE 0 WAIXINO, m»!f".> '*ti' Hi Poling, Realtor, 38 iHighway 36, Keansburg, was stopped by Patrol-tcMmed ,„ be avoiding when tha. from this dale, man Frank Criiclllp, far! driving loo Progress Is being made on- the Dated: July Blh. I960 electric press and six drying racks. GIVEUSAGALL'AT Keyport. COIfax 4-1918. wjIS crash occurred late at night. We buy copper, brass, bronze, cast fast. The defendant'was found to w Hook and Ladder Building on Charm E. Wlkolf, Jr...... unqujre Capt. Herbert Royle, Old r Pat Hooyerj South Ambojf, a Ma- J LOWELL 6V4361 $74 DOWN buys 4 bedroom Cape also have ho license. He paid J45 iroad St. Soon we will have-the "• ' | Tennent Rd., opbosile Post Office iron, steel, old bath tubs, sinks etc. rathon Bus Co. driver, reported to Samuels. E-. Cod, ful| basement, immediate and $5 on each count or $100 total. paratus stationed there; , 30 Eaat Main Street. Morganville, or telephone LOtvel "Tom'pt pick up. Plant dlsmani- Patrolman F. V. Czarneckl, town- THE BARGAIN HOUSE possession. $14,800. Sterling Mc- Patrolman George Cooksey nab- Freehold, N. J. 6-2732 evenings or weekends. wj28 llng. Call COIfax 4-0244, Wj4 ship police, July 15 that a wasp Attorney TErWEMT RD., Cann, Real Estate, 25} Broad St., bed Jacente Santiago, 178 Broad LEGAL NOTICE 28 (1S.7S flying into the bus caused him to COMBINATION. Delicatessen and ^. MORGANVIX-LE Keyport. COIfax 4-1376. j28 St., Keyport, for speeding. The fine veer off the road and hit the park- SUMMARY OB SYNOPSIS OF. 1359 AUDIT BEPOItT ' LuncKcdnettc.Year around setup; Now Is the time to advertise, OF THE TOWNSHIP OP MATAWAN AS. REQUIRED BY U.S. 40:4-1 KEYPORT, 4 V bedroom' '"jplit level was $13 and $5 costs. ed vehicle of H. C. Richardson, business-560M.- Call after G p.m. ' - • COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE. SII,EET hose unused articles for sale. A with'many extras $17,000. Ster- Patrolman' WHUani Pease, bor- Roso St., Cliffwood. Mr. Hoover - •- . December 31 December 31 COHax 4-2238. • wjl WANTED Ti ng McCann, Real * Estate, '253 " ough police, arraigned John Meglio, said he tried to swat the wasp be- ASSETS '_' .. ' J?~:~ Year 1059 -Year 1058 imall ad In the classified column JTOCK o! Farmi Merchant Call CApItal Broad St., Keyport.-COIfax 4-1378; 10 Warren iSt, Keyport, and Hugh fore it could fly back among his lath and Investments ..;„."....;..:.....,.. „..._.. 1283,064.18 • S2OS.407.OI] will "turn them Into cash for you. Bank; Bid FOR RENT ...._,...... Porter, Mlddletown, for a crash at passengers. No injuries were re- axes, Asscsjmciiln, IJtns and "Utility STORE, opposite parking lot. Ap- i40OO. -•- ."••' jtl jw St. George PI. and Beers St. Both Charsea Receivable „ rf 143,151.11 169,111.m ported. ' . . o ropcrly Acquired' by To* Title LJen Liquidation 14,423.(10 14.3SS.B0 ply Single System Laundry, Inc. cars were badly damaged. The ccounts" Receivable ....'..r...' .-.: ;. « 10,230.48 52.1S1.40 Broad and First Sta., Keyport.' court found an Inexcusable lack at .mount In Slnkinc Fund • ;,,..:.,..™..,.r...w...r....; ..-7.« 2,500.00 'lxced Capitapal AuthorizeAunrlzed and • . ... Call COIfax 4-0757. wjti caution on the part of both drivers Uncompleted Utility 4.7B8.I4 4,785.81 RED. BANK 2 room furnished and fined each $10 and $5 costs. lxedf Capitol—UUllly'..: 287,fM.J4 Hedge Height Law leferreefrred CharleChle s tl o FFuture Taxiitlon^<2encrai,....>.. 142,000.00 158.000.0» apartment! -. couple only; nsar ' 300000 07,800.00 BUS IN ESS S ER VIC E S (continued from page one) Be/erred Clwrfei to Bucceedlnt Year'a Revenue shore arid shopping center. Inquire Seven Persons Hurt . : necessity, needed to finance con- Total Aaaets WM „ 94 West Bergen Place, Red Bank. struction ol the project. .;'••'• • • jl In Marlboro Crash > Council referred to " the finance LIABILITJE9, KESERVES AND SURPLUS APARTMENT, five roonu. East Top Soil Ceramic Tile Contractors committee a request by'taxlcab op- londs and Notes Payable ; ..; ..._.:...... ,. . «47,0OO.0O UI3.000.O9 . 39,803.15 , 'Front St.; Keyport, Available CARPENTfift and building conlrao Seven persons were Injured Mon- erators for permission to increase ipproprlatlon neiorves and Other Liabilities 53.291.64 PAUL A. EG AN, JR. dty night,' one of thern-critlcally, mprovement AmhDrizatlcnu -.- „ H...... ~ . . 9,924.06 - 0,049.63 September 1st; small- family only tor. 3.O. Metsger, Florence Ave., the fare charged in the borough 10 pedal Funds Accumulated .;...... ,.. „ -..„ . a,«87.HO 10.O7I.O9 heed apply. Call COIfax 4-0101. TOP SOIL CERAMIC TILE SERVICE Keyport New homes, garages, all in a two-car crash at Route 79 cents, hiking the fee' from 40 cents .mortlzaMon of Debt" for nxed Capital and County Rd. 520, Marlboro Acquired or Authorized " 82.UB.0] 72,881.03 • , w]tf 158 Broad St., Matawan alterations and repairs. Call COI- to 50 cents. Mayor Dennis com- leserve'for'Certaln Anets Receivable .....!im.n,iM 150,009,07 1eo.oaj.07 llg Loads ...... IM.00 Township. Police said Mrs.. Anita LOWELL tmr fax 4-4159. \ w|tf mented the fare has not been jn^ UrplUS .....'-.„ ...... ,.,,„..' .^.,.,.....1 .j.,.^,,,.,, ^.....« • 241,053.74 CLIFFWQOD apartment, adults Top Soil, best ....r 15.00 Hlckey, 32, ot 23 Jackson St., Fair FREE ESTIMATES - creased in several years. "V Total Uabllltles, Reserves arid Surplus -..,. only; three rpomj-jnibath; All toad Gravel, big. loads .... 15.09 THOMAS KEARNEY ! Haven, was driving west on County M-'--•-" '^^ WJ8/1/W Councilwaman Mrs. Genevleve utilities. Brick building, corner FIJI Djrt ;..„..„_».....„.. 7.09 PLUMBING & HEATINa Rd.520 whenher car was in col- : Donnell applauded work being done COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATION ANU SURPLUS MyitIe~Stfcerand Cllffw6Od-Ave. Good FillDirt .K.i...... 8.6i> •:~ 388 Maple Place ~ lision with one driven by Mrs. Ma- Upholstery "'~~ by a group from the First Presby- • ••••• • CUrirtENT'ACCOUNT ••••:•-' LO'l^Mgg;...,-.,"." -v wJ28" Sand., Grave), Blue Stone; drive- Keyport rie Allendes, 33, of 10 Church St., Hevanue v ; ^,~u Ye»t 1059 terian Church to clear and beautify NOW RENTING Central Park ways gravelled,. bulldozing, grad- RICHARD'S DEPORATINO,, Free Estimates CO 44788 Matawan. urpiita Revenu* Balance January 1 ..; Chair boKoms, -15; sofa bottoms, Mount Pleasant cemetery. Work of delinquent Taxe«, Tax Title Llcnj onct Salei Apartments. Brand nett, in Cliff- Ing, lots cleared. Excavate for •j_.' ' wjti Mrs. Hlckey suffered a possible ! $10; expertly repaired at your the recreation, committee also was of Foreclosed Properly wood, N, J. Beautiful'location; SepHcs: Oil Tdnki', etc;' A. AND J. Mason Contractors and skull fracture and was listed in illecttona of Current Tax Levy ...... home. 934 Beers St, Hazlet. COI applauded by Mayor Dennis, ample parking, reasonable rent, BACKHOE SERVICE ' Builders; all types of slone and Critical condition at Rlvervlew Hos- scellaneoua—From Other Than Local fax 4-1544. wtf Properly Taxea '. ' large sunny rooms,- half a block .aterals, Footings, Ditching, Pond, brick work: alsb carpentry. C«U pital, Red Bank. Her son, Thomas, Iterfund Loans Returned from shopping center and buses. LOwell (1-2829 or PArkway 1-64J7. 12, and two other children In her LEGAL NOTICE Swimming Pools, etc Total . Funds ..,.v Inquire Dutch Motel. Telephone Freo Estimates Slip Covert • , -. wj!8 car, Thomas Piacontlne, IS, of 74 SUPERIOR COURT. COIfax 4-4142. wj28 ECKEL'S. TRUCKING Poplar SI., and William Russell, 13, Or NEW JEBSEV - - Budget Expenditures; - RICHARD'S DECORATING PAINTING, interior, exterior. Jo- CHANCEBY DIVISION lunldpal Purposes ' - THREE ROOM apartment with .Owoil 6-5707 Woolleyfowa Rd ot 21 Harvard Dr., both Fair Ha- MONMOUTH COUMTT , .. . ' Deal School Tnxca Slip covers and Draperies made* to seph/ C. Plney.' COlfix 4-OOtt. shower, unfurnished, all utilities. Morgaavllle, N. J.' ven, were listed in fair condition DOCKET NO. F-US-J* ounly Taxea r....;...,.', order. Your fabric or ours a '••'•.. ' wjU STATE OF NEW JEHSSV 3eclal District Taxes ((!S per month, After 5 p.m. call wjtf al Rlvervlew. ' . TO ther Adjualmcnts low prices. Payment" arranged. LOwell 6-1229. j2D Television Mrs. Allendes and her passen- MAEBE1XE P. OAUL. widow 534 Beets St., Hailet COlfai + You.are hereby summoned .and «• Total Exnondlturea ; »14S.0t8.J2 tosa Ml RO gers, Perllrle Pallas, sirt, and Ce- lulred to lerva upon lleuier, Heuser 1544. vrt) DON'S TV SERVJt'B lenda Contreras, 60, both of the k Do Mali). plalnUff'a altorncyj, n:.,£xpendlturo to M.Raised by-Future Taxes . 1,000.00 5t,;ioo.oo TOP SOIL ' whoia addrtia la 159 Main Street, 'How about business cards? We For fast i efficient radio and tele- , Church St. address, were treated Malawan, Nnv Jeriey. til answer to Total Adjusted Expenditures_.;...... „_. »745.9IB.Ja t5i)9.o4I.B0 PINCUSHION TRUCKING, trcnehlng and bull- vision service call LOwell 6-38-14. for minor Injuries at Monmouth the Complaint and Amendment to can supply them quickly, and at Complaint (lied In a civil action In irplus Revenue Balance December 31 ..« ...,;7.7..^ JUa.34S.08 t2t7.937.aa dozing, mason sand, grave), drive- SLIPCOVERS -DRAPERIES Medical Center, Long Branch, and which Join* B. Lanian li the plain' u:, ..--.. ay gravel, bluestone, cinders and Upholstery, custom made, choose . JreJeased.._; Mr and H; Melville-Wayman, etc., 1 the right price. Come and try us, TV SERVICE- et all., arc defendant*, pending" In ••'•'• COMPABATIVE STATEMENT OP OPEIlATIONa op soli. 1960 fabrics at home. Free esti- lh« Suwrlor Coutl of New Jcnty ' ' AND CHANGE IN OPERAT1NO SURPLUS mates. Call Dorothy Smith, LO- within » diyi alter August 4, IMW. WATER UT1UTY ACCOUNT LOWELL 6-1600 •:: well 6-1296. , P/28/60 Jail For Defying exclusive of auch data. If you fall Revenue and Olhcr income - - . Year 1SI0 Year 1990 PAY LOADER to do ca, Judgment by default may % 4.63B.01 TEN EYCK RONSON INC r » 3.71S.41 LEGAL NOTICE Polite At Beach be rendered afalntt you.for tha rere- ater .Jtenta „ ™ „,.„. 3S.S03.99 30.009.80 MATAWAN lief demaddemandedd In the ComplainComplaintt . YoYou llscellaneoua Revenue Anticipated ..^ - _...... 3.SI4.09 4,241.07 1-473 Miscellaneous her Credits to'Income: - DIETRICH BROS., INC. PERSONAL SERVICE 30 YRS. Magistrate Luther A. Foster. Mat- lhall fl!« your anawer and proof ol SlIEMIT'S SALE •erviu fn dupllcau with the Clerk Jnexpended Balanoe of Appropriation Rfaervei.^ SUPERIOR COURT OP " 28 SPRING LAWN AVE. awan Township, Tuesday issued of th* Sperior Court 8t»W Houie :nterfunds Cancelled .»..»..» :....,...... ». ...^.....w....-^ 1,438.57 NEW JEHSKir SAFETY BELTS «f th* Superior Court. Slaw House Old Coeck; Ca/telled .,»,»_l... -^ - MATAWAN five-day Jail sentence's to two dis- Anita. Tmtcm, Haw Jeney, In ac- r tw.oo LAW DIVISION For all make can. Larry'* Uphol- Maintenance cordance vim in* rates ol civil Adjualinenlj W Accrued, -Inlertit ';.-„..:,:., iei21 ESSEX COUNTY LOwell 6-3993 • 2192 turbers at' the Cliffwood Beach practice and proectforv. > - - DOCKET NO L-12W8 59 stery Shop,' 33 Little St., Majawan. PAIWING, carpentry, g I az Ing, front who were defjant of township The action ft« heart tmtliuled for Total Income ... Samel Ji Co, a New Jertey cor- Call LOwell M018. ,. ,'..- • witi ">*•_. purp«te" at foVfebyirrif Tax Sale poration. PlainUff ve! Michael Suko wjll lock repairs, sump pumps, ma- police. " . Ceniffeatt W.v. Ifu ffciMtl October 4, Kxpendlturee' vlch and Anna Sukovlch Defendanla sonry. Small Job specialists. Edward Kutchcr, 20, of 714 19M, madejtf •a«nt« H. " ~ " jratlng «_ By virtue of a writ of execution Antiques lectM ol txit Itbt Service In the above tuted aclloi'lo me dl- GENERAL SERVICES CO. >. Beachvlew Ave., Union Beach, ac- Union Biact! wtitoit lofcric.' - reeled, I ahall expos* (or-nnpsisis WAWAS prepared from the report of au Tlie approximate amount of the •HE BEST Top Soil $13 per toad; Mortgage Correspondents morning while backing (round In to you on rtqucit addressed la the lite Toumlilp of Mnliwan, Cuun HWY M W. KgANSBURG unty ol Munmoutli for the lalendar JI also till dirt and bulldozing Call For ' h TJ bkd h i9 This report *if audit, auhmlmiltel d by Joiepn J. Seaman IlexM.r iale I* the auum ooff «4JO0 0O to«ith«r KEANSBURG UBH nicipal Actounl^nt Is on file a.it ••.. ii.,...JZ f^_,...^ Clerk." " ta off thU tate Ifadyslde 1-0647. , flio*. I Thursday, THE MATAWAN' JOURMAL, N.. J. Page

the recent surge at both Lewis and Staffs At Hospitals pltats from 1956 'through 1858 rose ness, civic and governmental oHV J Keyport Driver Kirby.- from 2.8 to 3A In the nation snd dais in New Jersoy, New Yotk tad- In regular racing, It was all Joe Showing Improvement from 3.2 to 4.4 in New Jersey, In Connecticut In gruppllng w,m uij.-•"; Kelly, Conshohoken, Pa., at Old nieS-Tylde problems of tlft nation's - PlanjEvcnts ^ Twice Runher-Up Bridge Friday and Wall Saturday. There hai been • gradual Im- this category, New Jersey fyso largest metVopblltan region. A series of first aid demonstra- Best results of his first year in The driver from the Quaker State provement In the stalling ol pub-from 12 in the nation to eighth The eight conference sesalonj wilt tions by the first aid squads in the slock car racing were achieved by notched his third consecutive vic- lic mental-hospitals-In', the nation place. also consider Important next QltMfM bayshore area and in Monmouth Dick Kirby, KSjjpart, last weekend. tory in the 25-lap feature at Old and in New Jersey but grave per- lu b« token by federal, state *iti I County will be Held during August, Bridge Friday and lapped every For the first time, Kirby came sonnel shortages still exist, the local governments to increase th«, "first aid month." The 11th dis- car In the field In the 100-lap* Sum- Regional Planning Unit momentum of tho recent progress, trict of the N. J. Sfate First Aid near to drawing the checkered Bag mer Classic at Wall Saturday. Ne\w Jersey Association 1o« Men- Schedules Conference Council met last night in Rfd Bank •t Old Bridge Sunday. In a rice tal Health asserted.' Kelly's feat at Wall was the more - with the Monmouth County. As- The Regiunal Hun Association, that wu halted three times because astonishing in that the race wits Bernard G. Goldstein, Pompton sociation committee to make final announced (hot its 19th Annual Re- of crackuj*. Kirby chased Dick hailed midway by a splnout In- Lakes, slate president, reported on plans for the event. gional Plan Conference will 1K< con- Lewis, New Egypt, to the line. This volving Kelly and Fiank. Myron- the results of a study lust released by the Joint Information Service of vened on Wednesday, Oct. 5. The First aid month In Monmouth thrilled the crowd mightily as Lew- chuk, New Egypt. Both drivers the American Psychiatric Assocl rru'dlni; will run from D am, to County was proclaimed by the is has scored wide-margin victories were set back to the rear and Kel- Board of Freeholders and the Mon- ntlon and the National Association 5 p.m. at the Motel Roosevelt In in the four novice races prior to ly put on a show, running through New York City. mouth County Association of First the entire field a second time. for Mental Health. this one at the track and • belief In The study shows that the num I0G0 Aid Squads. At Old Bridge Friday,. Tom El- Mnjoj r sessions duringg the bis invincibility had arisen.. ber of professional personnel per conferencf e wilill emphasizp hi e recent The first demonstration will be liot, Perth Amboy, annexed second 100 patients In public mental hoi- held at Lake Lefferts, Matawan, Lewis had his trouble with Kir- after two restarts with Myronchuk profiress by state and llocal busl Sunday. Aug. 7 where rescue oper- by at Wall Stadiiun Saturday in third and Bob Mnlzahn, Raritan ations in drowning will be demon- the 30-lap novice nee there, al- Township, a close up fourth. The strated with Matawan, Keyport, though he was not pressed to the Raritan driver placed third the fol- Morgan'ville, Matawan Township, finish line by the Keyporter as he lowing night in Flemlngton. was at Old Bridge., Drivers that •Freehold syd Englishtown First With Kelly on the sidelines Sun- Matawan Nurses' Registry Aid Squads- participating as an- Kirby used to tailahd, whom he I«MMI*IU IMM MIMM has now left behind him1 are Lou day, Will Cagle, Tampa, Flo., scor- Rosemary Smith — Owner and Operator nounced by Malcolm Mosher, dis- ed in the all-sportsmen's final at the POWER ;XH,,. trict chairman,------•' Bobin. Staten Island, third at Old Bridge Sunday, and Bob Kissner, Stadium in 'the fast clocking of 10 Two other events, one in heavy Recently, • major mikstne la the Pert Authority's $ltt,MM»# Belmar, third at Wall Saturday. minutes, 15 seconds, with Jack 53 Middlesex St., Matawan -•«?-.«-" mi George Washington Bridge lower level project was reached when the Hart, Chester, Pa., a surprising SlMONSIkMION rescue and the other inJJKrst-'aid last section of structural steel for the lower level was raised Into The showing of the Keyporter for automobile accidenis^mll fol- second and Parker Bohn,. Freehold, position. Scheduled for completion ia 19SJ, the lower level project will was the more impressive In that he third. •• -—-"•" •....-.._.(Hlgtiway 34-ot Main Street) low. To close (he.month a series provide an Improved highway link between peripheral sections of the managed to hold his pace yet avoid e MONMOUTH COUNTY'S of contests for the squads will be New York-Mew Jersey metropolitan are*. . This picture shows ththe the crackups and pileups of the held and trophies will be present- bridge as it now appears with Its lower level In place. . novice drivers that halted races Real Estate Listing Cards for Day And Night Service - LOwell 6-2957 GREATEST DRVJO STORK ed. _•_ and tied up the tracks at both race sale at this office, • Bayshore area residents will be Manhattan streets to the north courses. Guests at the meeting held at brought closer to the Long Island, .when traveling between Northern Middletown Township First Aid Westchester County and Bronx sec- New Jersey and upper Manhattan, Moves Up To Third Place NURSES headquarters_were William Bpgart, tions of the, New-3ersey-Neir:Tfprk j^atesult of-his-recent-Activi- president N. J. State First A i d ties; Tarbyharadvahced IB third metropolitan area »s a result of County and Long Island. Also rec- Registered Professional, Licensed Practical 27 W. Fnnt S«., Kcypore Council; Frank Balloy and, James the $183,000,000 lower level project place In novice class standings at ommended in the 1955 itudy and Old Bridge and is firth at Wall, (Next to I'coplm Nal'l Bank) Tiltorii executive vice presidents of at the George Washington Bridge. presently under construction by the Boby Nurses • Nurse's Aides - Companions Hollo fc Marathon Ouut the Northern and Central regions, The expansion* program, which is Bob Howard, Port Monmouth, re- Trlborough Authority are the N»r- tains his lead at both ovals despite -Pass Our Door ._ " respectively, a n d Frank Nagle, being undertaken by The Port of rows-Verrauano and Throg's Neck BUSY sneer ISouth-^Amboy . ;— New York- Authority;"waj'begurrln Brldgejr— ;— ;—-— 1958 and. is scheduled for comple- When the lower level of the Card of Thanki tion in 1962. When completed, it will George Washington Bridge is open- I wish to thank everyone, my provide an improved highway link ed in 1962, it will provide three ad- friends and all those who helped for motorists traveling between the ditional traffic lanes in each direc- me and * my family in the most peripheral areas of our region. tion and increase the capacity ol tragic thing that could happen in The George Washington Bridge, the bridge by 75 per cent. anyone's life. J. wish to thank all the third longest suspension bridge The work_ has been carefully those who aided in the search and in the world, was built by the Port planned tnd.Is being performed in all those who shared my grief with Authority and opened to traffic in stages, utilizing new roadways as Jhelr expressions of sympathy and 1931. Since then, traffic has increas- they are finished. For example, donations.' Words alone can'(- ex- ed 700 per cent from 5.5 millidn late in May a ramp: between lite press what J mean in a time* like vehicles jn. 1932 to a near:capacity upper level of the bridge and the this. I especially wish to thank 38.4 million In 1959. ••• . . Henry Hudson Parkway and Riv- the following: The Hornbostel Fam- Recognizing the increase in mo- erside Dr. was opened to traffic. reen Stamps ily, First .Aid Squad, Coast Guard, tor traffic and the changes in Port Major improvements are, being firemen, Harbor Patrol, State and District traffic patterns, the Port made on the New Jersey aprbaches City Police, Divers, Rev. Jordan, Authority and the Triborough to the bridge to provide maximum Father Lindley, Robbie Knox, Pa- Bridge and Tunnel Authority issued flexibility permitting motorists to 1OO S*H tricia Merritt, John Flock and help- in 1955 a Joint Study of Arterial use either the tipper or lower level. ers and those who sent flowers, Facilities. This report concluded Two new three-lane depressed GREEN STAMPS cards, donations, use of cars and that traffic In the metropolitan area roadways to-serve the lower level condolences and to those who went could best be served" by providing are being built on either side of la •AtMo'i *• Y**r r»flutar ifompi with pui.how of $10.00 t *or« ami coupon. Caupon uplrai Augml 6lt. out of their way to make special by-pass routes north and south of the present New Jersey Main Plaia collections. ^"••Jf-J the congested area of Manhattan. approach, connected to the lower Will Provide Vital Link level by two short tunnels under Theodore Accoo and Family the present plaza. Two new depress- wjlns-adv 28* The George Washington Bridge, with its six-lane lower level and ed toll plazas, to serve the lower improved approaches, will provide level, one eastbpund and the other Card of Thanki. a vital link for motorists to by-pass westbound, are being constructed. > To the Hornbostel Family and many others I owe my life to you. _Words canno^express my gratitude Rail^Wpodeock, Snipe the 1960-61 seasonbetween Sept. 1 •JbF people so HSaTaiuriifu#.~My and Jan. 15. heart Is heavy with grief and sor- Seasons Are Requested The woodcock season requested row.. And jny-jrardSi are .very Jew,. wasi from.jQct. 17 to Nov. 25, 40 Dr. A. Heaton Underbill, Di- consecutive, days.,Jbe framework LariciAs'tir Brand - Ov«n Ready but I will always bave a prayer for such » season was fixed by the saying how much I thank you. rector, Division of Fish and Game, has notified the Federal. Bureau of federal government between Oct..l ,,.., " -Janle Haynes and Jan. -15, The season requested . 44 Seaview Manor Sport Fisheries and Wildlife in on Wilson's Snipe would extend Long Branch, N. J.•"""•• Washington, of the state's choice from Nov. 12to Dec. 10, 30 con- of dates lor the hunting ol rails and secutive days. Rib Roast 69 gallinules, woodcock and Wilson's Snipe this year. Licenses Lifted' Lancaster Brand California The season for rails and galli- Large nules was requested by Dr. Under- Two area motorists lost driving bill from Sept. 1 to Nov. 9, com- privileges according to the State prising 70' consecutive days. The Division of Motor Vehicles for'vio- Bureau of Sports Fisheries andlations of the point, system and Beef Roast 55c Wildlife has fixed • framework for mandatory speed conviction laws, They were Francis Murphy, 34, of Lancsiler Brand Boneltis Chuck Orchard Ave., Hazlet and Emil Hoffman; Englishtowq Kd., Old Swanton Bridge. 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Automatic , Bar Cake_ Supt»m« Poly Wrap SAYREVILLE MOTORS Clinton White Brea Your Authorized Plymouth-Valiant Dealer All Ad»»illwd rVIci Etifs been appointed local dis- to build Its own administration rector Ned T. Parseklan reported * Mbutor and licensed applicator of building rather than enter Into that 3948 drivers were cited under aw" Msgna-Bond Coating System lease-back agreement with a pri the State Point System during the . putting for swimming pools. The appoint- vate> developer. first six months of 1960 and that ment was made by the national The, authority, which operates of this total 3676 drivers licenses on a lales manager (or the pool coatings were suspended, . division of Magna-Bond from the the. Garden State Parkway, said I tnaltt office iii Camden. hopes to have the building ready When a motorist accumulates 12 new As explained by Dante D'Agas- for occupancy, by September 1961 or more'points during a three-year Uno, manager of the local firm, the The 10-acre site for the "building period for motor vehicle traffic law face ^Jifagna-Bond method is a spe- abuts the northbound lanes of the convictions, he is cited for a hear- parkway in Woodbridge Township, ing under the Point System. A about two miles north of the Rari- breakdown of the first six months but tan River. operation of 19G0 shows 3948 cases, On the advice of Robert Shaw, resulting in 3676 revocations, 178 its general counsel, the authority probationary licenses, and 94 warn- still declined to give a cost estimate ngs. • Mr. Shaw said it would be "del- Director Parsekian's report indi- giving rirnental to the public interest" to cates a steady action towards sus- disclose.the estimate before bids pension in cases where the motor are received. The authority last vehicle operators fall into trie cate- the January announced it was consider- gory of habitual violators. • ing the "arrangement, under which Cases Speedily Processed—:~ same the building would be built and The director added that there Is. owned by a private developer who no accumulation of unprocessed would leaseJt to the authority for cases and that the division is con- friendly a specified term. ,'... .' fident that cases will continue to be speedily processed so that no service County Catholic accumulation of cases can produce soon a new look in KEYPORT! a backlog. . Group Will Meet "Our processing of current Point The Monmouth Catholic Young System cases is dependent upon re- Adult Club will hold its regular ceiving reports of convictions from tlal formulation of vinyl which has the municipal courts," said Mr! been "polarized" to produce a pool monthly meeting on Wednesday, at Saint Mary's Church hall, Leonard- •Parsekian. "We are now averaging tooting that "will not discolor, lose approximately 28 days from the jti gloss or adliesion "above or be- yille Rd., New Monmouth. The the time-a' report of conviction is te- low the w»fct lln(L_and-wll|.not rosary and benediction at 8 p.m. : Iij the churcli pfeceaa iha~ meeting.: ceiyed Iromrthfl.'municipal court to beel off, chlp-or track;"'. the time wo. mall to the defendant Hli firm promises .it_.will..glvs During .the month of July, the proposed notice advising that the pool owner a three-year guaran- club has held a mystery ride to_ there Is a proposal to suspend his tee to this effect, backed by the Palisades Park. "A Softball' _ft™ driving privileges because of his coating manufacturer, he stated, and a picnic at Island Beach State accumulated record-.under- the j Seei Additional Advantage— Park !am planned ^forjuly.Jt_~ ToinrSjjjstenV WSaiei:' An additional advantage cited for All catholics, 18 years of age and 1 J. this modern pool coating material over, are invited to attend the Aug- Director Parsekian stated that U its ease of application. Licensed ust meeting, apply for membership while it Is apparent that in almost applicator! can apply It by roller, and Join the other CYAC's In the all cases suspensions are Imposed, the suspensions are for varying brush or spray method. activities planned for the coming 1 :verall study Is made of violations eginning Friday, July 29tti Highway 35 Laurence Harbor luch as reckless driving, careless' Jrlving, and speeding which caused FEATURING the Individual to accumulate sus- pension points. ' • Given Individual Attention By Popular Demand The director further advised that each hearing Is given individual at- Men's Clothing tention and li handled by ont ol group of well trained and u- "THE VISCOUNTS" perlenced hearings,officers. The SUMMER SUITS — . - hearings officers, take Into con- DEVONSHIRE sideration all ol the factors sur- PALM BEACH HASPEL PALM-LITE -SPRINGWEAVE SATURDAY, JULY 30th rounding th» event* which lead to RAEFORD2/80 the citation, and attempt to recom- WASH 'N WEAR WASH 'N WEAR DACRQN AND WOOL ALL WOOL mend a fair period of suspension KOW Reg. NOW Reg. NOW .The Sensational Recording Artiitj of and still endeavor to accomplish NOW Reg. NOW ho" purpose of the -Point- System >y rigid administration of the reg- 9i "Harlem Nocturne" and "Night Train" ilatlon, $39.95 $39.95 50 $59.50 50 $65.00 oo The evaluation of each case made 29 37 47 52 >y the hearings officers Is based )iy accumulated reports of traffic law convictions received from mu- YEAR-ROUND SUITS — nicipal magistrates. Tht Point-System cases arc TIMELY MIDDISHADE STIRLING BRIDGE SPORT COATS SPORT COATS based on records of moving traffic YEAR-ROUND, WASH 'N WEAR law convictions rcfTOfted by munici- ALL WOOL DEVONSHIRE ALL WOOL pal magistrates In the state and from other states and Canadian NOW NOW Reg. NOW Reg. NOW Reg. NOW Provinces. The Point System scale carries 12 demerits" for driving while undor the Influence of Intoxi- $59.50 oo oo cating liquor, 12 for Involvement $32.50 $35.00 In a fatal accident (If held respon- 55 26 28 sible), eight for leaving the scene of an accldont, six for reckless driving, four for speeding, and three for all other moving viola- tions. If three convictions come within an 18-month period, an ad- Men's Furnishings ditional three demerits are added to' the total. Manhattan formerly NOW Jantzen , formerly NOW 95 $ 50 Volunteer Firemen's Sport Shirts $ 4.00 *2 Swim Wear .... $ 7.00 5 $ TVMeet $5.00 *3?* Walk Shorts ....$ 6.00 4" The regular quarterly meeting of M tho Stata Volunteer Firemen's As- .... $ 6.00 *4 ...» $ 5.00 $395 sociation will be held on Sunday, Aug. 7, at 2 p.m. at Butler Park Fira House, Butler park, near State of Maine formerly NOW Pants formerly NOW Washington. Delegates from the $ 75 210 member companies, and their $ families, will be guests of the War- Bathrobes $10.95 8" Tropical $15.95 12 ren County member companies and of the association, i • • • • $ O."i> $ 9.95 This summer meeting has been designated as the Seventh Annual ...... $ 8.95 Firemen's Family Day and plans have been mads for the entertain' No Charge For Normal Alterations - " ment of the families of the dele- gates while the Business. meeting Is held. , BOYS' SUITS BOYS' SPORT The1 local committee, under the direction of Frank Cruts sr., of But- SPORT COATS Stetson Boys' Bostonian SHIRTS SAIE! 2 H.P. 4-CYCLE ler Park Fire Company, has pre- Reg. NOW pared a full program starling at 50 and Lee T^ Mansfi a.m. and featuring swimming, 32.50 Suits *22 "-Mansfield ^ «g boating, fishing, - games for the s9 M 19 ROTARY MOWER children, Softball and tug of' war 29.50 Suit. '20 Straws Dept Shoes 3.95 »2 contests, with prizes for the win. M 35 took! All thesa top feature* arid new. i President Robert Sauer, 25.00 Suit. *17 2.95 *2 rnorel Delux* throttlt control on Lyndhurst, has extended an Invi- 91 Jumdiui Adjustable culling htlght tation to all volunteer firemen to 16.95 Sport Coat Ml 1 OK $1 35 ...Hi to S*. Extra, slot* trim t« attend .tho Family Day meeting 22.50 Sport Coat *U91 Vl P"ce 20%off rnlnlmtza icoblpg. 8p«clal'«llp 77 whether!affiliated with the.»s">d- »tioror not. davlc* (o^mlnfftU* any poalbl* •nglni darnagt, Llfitlm* nylon 39 bwrinp. 14-gaugi steel baw. Egg Crop Up More Than Your Money's Worth Or Your Money Back I More 'than three times as many agg-typ* chicks wtra produced by New Jartty hatcheries during June 21" ROTARY _i ^ ._ 1960 than during. June 195!), par- 97 tially,, offsetting tarller.cuts In pro- W, S. Wallace duction from tha year before. The New Jersey Crop Reporting Serv- MOWER52CMPUISE STARTER ice reports that tha June 1960 out- - -. IMPUtSE STARTER *^ i^^™ put was 1,100,000 baby chicks of Clothier egg-producing breed*., compared 24 ROTARY with 340,000 luch chlr"i In June MIVIMHI MM AA. of last year. For Men and Boys >"i Your advertisement In this pa w per Dwil| .reach prospective pur * KEYPORT Chasers la every community in the KM* 49* bayshore area „