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• -r.Hcoter ' J l v r o t w r 90th YEAR — 46th WEEK NationtJ Editorial AeeooUUoe MATAWAN, lO „ THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959 Mi* lanty Pr«u Auoditioa Sinfla Copy Tea Cent* Postpone Sentencing Public Meeting Presentation Of Keys To New Cliffwood School Seatencin* of Charles J. Kelly, $45,000,000 Housing Project . farmer Collector u d Treasurer ef M iln r u Township, set dowa On School May 25 for thli moraiag in Monmouth Ceanty Cenit wa* pMtpooed, U Citizen's Council To Planned For Marlboro Township m reported at am . Seateae- Discuss New MHS las bad beea scheduled before County Judge John C. Giordano. The Citizen’s Council for Better 3000 Houses With Water, Sewer Plant Mr. Kelly, <1, Apr. 23 entered Schools will hold a public meet More Amending a plea of guilty to four counts ing Monday, May 23 at 8 p.m . in For Aren Between Route 34, Route 79 •f embezzlement totalling (72M1. the Matawan High School auditori Of Sewer Plan A housing project said .to Involve A five-moo th audit but year by um for the purpose of informing the eventual building of 3000 houses tbe firm of Joaeph J. Seamen Co., Madison Measure Stands W en Packed Is reported to be In the preliminary Perth Amboy, disclosed a short the public of the p ro g re ss toward stagea of getting options on prop age la towngmp account* totalling the construction of a new school. Up Again Monday Bays bssebsO, 1-11 league, re turned to Mstawsa Sunday la a erty In Marlboro Townahlp between U M i m The public is invited to attend to Madison Township’a sewer Ordin Route SI and Route 70 In th*.a&. Maximum aeatence on oach ol Mekeader that set a new mark learn of the plans that have been ance will undergo a third round for attendance st the bereugh dining M atswin snd Holmdel’ tbe bur count* la seven yean la Township*. If house* Only priced made" and to ask any questions, of public hearing next Monday In recreation field en Mlddleem R4. Jail, a p m Dae or both. Mr. view of amendment to ths measure in the 119,000 range were to go up, they -may have concerning this Lesgu* officials estimated there Kelly resigned hi* municipal when it was presented last Mon this would be a t u ,000,000 housing poets July 1, fin when the short- urgent need, F.E. Osterstock, were N* persons In the stands day. ' o r . standlajg about the grounds project, larger than any develop- * act* were discovered by the aud publicity chairman of the group, An objection raised against res. ment In northern Monmouth Coun. itor*. Hi hadaerved as Cot watching tb* gam**. Mayor announced. ■ - 1 idents having homes located on ty to dater* lectsr slace 1M9. Ralph Dennis threw odt thi flrat Tha Citizen’* Council for Better full sere lots with septic tanka ball. Nothing! pf record hss gone Into Schools in the Matawan Townahip working satisfactorily wts met by The Tlgen shut out th* -Red the municipsl proceedings tfld a revision which esempta those School District will send speakers Sox, INI elMMnjM, M la the first Itscsy Matthews, ths - township Has Appointment to all the civic, fraternal, and living in houses M feet or more zoning officer, reported left night back., from the street line Irom mt behind the sir tight pitch- religious bodies In the area to ex The tmUlng men In the photograph above have nod niM n to bu 10 tunny upon tht preaentatloa of j *1 ln> Hsyst. Th* second he has not been called In to make the key* of the aew CUffwood School, dedication of which wa* bekl Saturday afternoon, i f o M| " * ‘ having to .connect with s sewer If e plain the urgent need for a new - - . . . blight of a study of tht matter, tl It under- tbe Impressive ceremonies wa* the presentsllon of keys. Shows above, left lo right, are Anthony J. Nuccls, gam* w u u*ia«r affair wltb To West Point high school. Leaflets showing the their septic lank systems meet tho the Blue Jay* string oul way stood the project would Involve s Cliffwood School principal; Frederic Fessler, Haslet, architect who designed and supervised the building, sanitary code. Also, for the relief enrollment Of pupils and the cost in ah*ad at the *tart, Um Tsrrlsr* revision of toning to redoes the . Son Of Matawan presenting the key* to Rey S. Matthews, vice president e( tbe Matawan Township Board ol Education aad o( such citizens, the provision thst taxes have been printed and are pwlUeS up on them, tbe* th* Jsys minimum lot tlses from half sere 1 chairman ol the building committee, accepting for the beard, Stai William J. McGraw, board ef educatlea four-inch cast iron pipe must be (30,000 iq. tt.) to 13,000 sq. ft, Merchant Cited ready for distribution, Mr, Oster president. Tbe school already la eeeupled by pupils la the Cuffweed area. 1 n iag nit la front aasw only ^e stock States. ‘ ■ used was reduced to tits use of any hsvs tb* Terrier* finally tap It' wit letmed officially lest Richard E. Entllch, ion o( Mr. type pipe that meet*' the plumbing night thst the developer wints tht President Stevenson Enterline of than with a four-run rally la tb* and Mn. David A. Entllch has re Pedestrian Safety code. lot sixes reduced so thst lt *ould the Citizen's Council announces the Kith Inning >->. Pete Eoviao w u ceived an appointment to the U. S. Business Expands Stephen Balog, a Cliffwood be feasible to Install a water and winner of tbe slogan contest to be Name Hunter To the winning pitcher. Military academy. West Point, Something new will fee Beach resident, made further pro sawer plant and mains system. In . Peg Rankl,-113 Middlesex Road, Schedulis of game* *r* svsll- Jt.Y. Th* »ppolntment w u an to aid the safely o( pedestrians test. He objected to the provision order to get s return which would Matawan, a senior in Matawan sble. Th* *«a*en runs te July II nounced by ..Rep. Florence P. Ahead Of Zoning attempilng to cross West fFrdil Board Of Health which states all connections to the make this economically practical High School. Miss Rankl’s winning when the eeuaty pliyeffi will Dwyer of the Sixth Congressional St. between Main snd. Bread Sts. sewer must be undertsktn 00 days the half-acro minimum lot site In slogan w a s “Build a School to s tir t. District or New Jersey. Patio Pit, One Of la KeyporL The Boroiitli CeuBCtl Replaces Black after the sewen hsve been Install Build a Community.” The prize the township would hsve to bs re The youth’s father operates the "Spot" Sites, Rebuilt Monday night autberliM t h e ed and have been accepted by the duced lo where there could be - of $10 will be awarded at the public establlshinent of a aslelx walk On Matawan Unit ' Hollywood Liquors and Groceries township sewerage tutnorlty. Mr. enough usen per mile to get the meeting of the Citiien’s Council. One Matawan businessman appar. zone where pedestrian* wUI havs f Matawan Mayor Ralph Dennis Balog contended that there li „. a Route 18 Plans State Public Utilities Commission' the rlgbt-ef-way. . May 25. . . , . ently ha* beaten the borough’* Tuesday night appointed Franklyn high water table in Cliffwood lo ssnotion the wster. tnd utilities The winning entty waa„one,of Cednellman Rebert Strang, new toning ordinance to the gun, X. Hunter, 41, ol 44 Beschwood Besch In the spring snd st other is. offering sufficient retun to nine submitted by Miss Rankl. chairman of the police committee times Of the year that would mske ^ill Be Discussed mske. them self-llnsncing, The committee of the Citizen’s Frank P. Ferrano, Matawan, yes T e rr., Matawan to t h e ..borougU said tb* pedestrian walk trill fee putting In sewer pipes Impossible ' Is* Aid For lcke«b . Council consisted of Mrs, George terday announced that be la open board of health. Mr, Hunter, en Set Haarlng In located a&rota W**t FrOU St. or yety costly if the plumbors have The dkveloper Is understood also Ritter, Mr*,..Weldon Sams, Mrs. ing his newly renovated and en between Hansen’s Bakery aad dorsed unanimously by council, will to work under such dlftlciilt coo* Madison June 2 to have plocged aid lor school*. , Charles Meeker, and Mrs; Enter- larged Paiio Pit on Route i t south the J. J. Newberry Co. In n , fill an unexplred term on the board. dltlona, The ordlnsnco was then Should 3000 houses come Into tte-, line. They reported they had the of the railroad bridge this week The safety area I* lo be palsied subjected to further amendment The Slate lllghwsy Depirtment Ing, tt Is felt the township would difficult task of choosing a winner Mr. Hunter, a resident of th* end. . . yellow. 1 to give exemption Irom the DO dsyi announced yesterday It will hold havs to take under advisement - from the 123 entries submitted by borough for the past four yean, Mr. Perrano’s place of b'jilnegs A until sign reminding motft* clause wher* "good cause" It withdrawing from the Reilonel tbe pupils'of the local school will replsce Dunesn F. Black who public'hearing June 3 on I ts wa* one of those at Issue &s' “ spot’* tots that pedestrian* have tBe shown. High School district and osUbllih- system. The slogan will be used resigned from ths bosrd last month. design proposals for the Intersec toning. It was recommended for right-of-way wUI be placed la tb* Critical Ol Amendment* Ing a high school,ot Its uwn. The by the council in its publicity efforts Mr. Black elected to the board ol tion ot Routes II end* In Madi “spot” ' zoning: ss business along center ol the street Motorists Samuel Clark, chairman ol the added 10,000 or population to arouse', the public to .the need education l|t February, satd he 11,000 with other sites of established : will be required to stop wb^a tbe] Authority, and Henry SpUter son Township. The hitting,will be from 5000 home* would bring the, for Immediate action in the builds ihed to * devote , m ore Ums to businesses on the sdytli side of se e pedestrians..au« ties y t member ol the achool Perth Amboy, both wore critical held at tha Hill Lanea Bowlins township nesr Ihe lOflOO mtrk. ; ing of a new high school. Alley, Route V. lust south otErns Itoute-M in the borough council’* cross the street. A YOl a rd . ■ at ameiMUfft the original draft. Mr Tho prospective dav*Dperil1*,dfc-^ toil Rd. st Mn» a.m. - v- plimlShjevIsed tohlng presented, will be assigned to th* ' Bpltnr pointed out the require. Krlbed ss <'one ofllUe larger reslly *t Uni««;ot heerr trr' Frank SoldJor D ies' to the jjiaBktag Mtrd Apr. » . The Ifun^r la »hat.‘-s^ o»m«»; .'Hying;i-W jposed Intersection Is gi_. flrfna ol the esM'snd of encellent P it* tor '’sw t ’’.'spnlng, s;an Into Str*j>>i «ald. . > ''^ fenOnUed on Mgs,,.»U(hiM „ . ih l f nftlee o f.J to u tsU con' Tuesday At MMCJ' - / *' opposition rwirt certain members etlMi .iitfe BiMarwsy. m m Jfld Frank Seldler 75. of .Valley Dr., of the planqing'board who recalled thepast JJ yeais by Esso Standard Marlboro township Bridge W Spr/ng^Vallev RT thel '^ - ^ iRa ^ U that Charl« Pike, director of the Matawan, died Tuesday, May 12, Holmdcl-Raritan Dll Co.. .linden, where tie ia a Treasurer Succumbs «x'on,lon l« being t>“l'j st|rrinlWio intoieit orme ‘ ' 1959, at Monmouth Medical Center, Monmouth County Planning Board, chemical research engineer. wllh 31-foot roadway* sepsraled eri erear*^hn,<> thoio of Mart,Mart. llallorsn,I RICHARD, E. FNTIJCH also had advised against “spot” by a Sffoot center Island. The Old He was born in Newark, son of tbe To Renew Sewer Study Wayne O. Harnloy, 70. of Morgan- MarK, Mulhollnnd, McDowsll, D«m- zoning for business or other uses Regional Urged Bridge (raffle circle, s l ths Inter store at 82 Lower Main St., Mata late Richard and Louise (Traut- Council sgreed to meet Tuesday, vlile, Marlboro Township, died sroit, H. Crlne, Magee, Zeliinskl. in hi* consultations with tbe- plan section ol the Matawsn.Englliti- wan. The family resides In Linden wein) Seldler. May 20, with representatlvea of Wednesday evening, MSy 13, 18M. Two of tho owners are known to ning or other uses in his consulta Board To Study town Kd„ Is being replaced by * where Richanl attended school. He He formerly resided In Seldler1* Remington and B6yd, Pennsauken lie waa bom In Manhelm, Pa., |nd hsve refused oplldtis. tions with the planning body. ' modern grsdo svpsratlon. will enter the academy In, July. Beach, Cliffwood. where he and Willey Proposal engineering firm, to discuss pro hsd been a resident of Msrlbord One lirtivlslon eougllt by ths de After the Apr. 20 planning board posals for a renewed study of costs The new Route 0 interchange will veloper It reported to bo a cut In He first applied for admission his late brother operated a restau Township for the past 47 years. meeting, the revision of zoning was A suggestion offered by Kenneth Involved to extend the municipsl irovlde for the Route IB southbound tho minimum house *IM from the to a service tpademy during his rant and beach facilities for 80 He wat employed by the Central put over to a Joint meeting of both sanitary sewer aystem. Isne to curV* and marge with present 600 *q. ft, to BOO *q. ft. junior year at Linden High School. yean. He was a life member of Willey, Holmdel, that favorable Railroad of New Jersey at t h e bodies with Mr. Pike io thresh out T h e firm undertook a slmllsr Route 8 just north of Frenesu Rd. Nothing officially came bnforo tho He won an alternate appointment B.P.O.E. 784, Perth Amboy, end consideration should be given to a Morganville station for 21 years Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 1551, the differences between them. study for the borough in 1931 but Iwsep around In * Isft hsnd curve township planning board at Its to the U.ST Naval Academy dur plan lo join the Raritan snd Holm- and Slso at the Freneau station. South Amboy, He was a 50-year It was lster absrtdoned when Uie over Route f on s nsw overpsti, masting Tuesday. A public hearing ing his senior year In high school Mr, Ferrano disclosed yesterday del Townships School Districts In He w ss th* treaaurer o f Marlboro member of the National Turners, 'age disposal treatment plant and Join northbound Routs II nosr wat called nn the 31-lot subdivision and took four days o f examinations that In view of the restrictions that a regional high school itudy w u Townahlp for >7 years. Mr. Hsrnley Irvington. WU found operating at capacity. Spring Vslley Rd. (continued on psge olght) last fill to qualify for the West being a non-conforming use In an taken under advisement by the was a member ol the Iflasonlo Surviving are h.ls wife. Mr*. Council appropriated S8000 for the Movements from southbound Point appointment which he accept "A” residential zone would put oo Holmdel Township Board of Edu Lodge, Mstawan, snd the Church of Clara (Gorm) Soldier;-two-daugh the chance of expanding his busi new study In ths municipal budget the Brethren, Msnhelm. Route 0 to northbound Rout* II snd Nolle* ed. ~ cation. Bt. Joseph's Catholic □sughters t e r , M n. Mildred Kortenhau*, ness after such a zoning measure this yesr. Surviving sre his ,Wlft, M s r y from southbound II lo northbound He entered Rutgers University Holmdel board memben already of Amerlcs will sponsor s nimmsgo M n. Claire Renwlck, Juth of Mata was . adopted, be had gone ahead Councilman Floyd VanBrakle re- snd one brother, Lymen, California. will be possible through uto of In September where be Is major have agreed to participate In talks tale May II thru M sy 2], tt 3D wan and four grandchildren. ' ’ under “forced draft" to put th e >rted thst two new pumps hsd Funersl services will be prlvste side rosd*. These movements sro ing is m ithem ttlcs. At Linden with Keyport snd Union Beach to Funeral aervice* will be held at now dining room on the west side sen installed st th e municipsl under the direction of ths VanSant not snliclpstsd In grest enough West Front St., Keyport. High School, he won a soccor letter determine If e regional high ichool Jfp—odv 14 1 pjn. Friday at the Bedle Fun of the Patio Pit to make'It a full WSter works to replsce equipment Funeral Home, Freehold. (continued eo pigs eight) three. yean .and waa team caplaln study should~be pursued by the eral. Home, Matawan; -Hrlth-^tha sized restaurant and had installed thst hsd worn out. Th* bulidlng during bis senior year. Named to three districts; A meeting, to be Rev, Chester,A. Galloway, paitor til new kitchen equipment and inspector reported 10 permits Issued all the all-county team, be main Called by Monmouth County Super during April for Hew construction of the F in t Presbyterian Church, utilities. ' tained a standing in the top 20 per intendent of Schools Earl B. Osr- estimated s t |M,400. Junior First Aid Group To Aid Mental Health Drive Matawan, officiating. Interment This .waa accomplished in four certtof hia class academically. will be In Woodland Cemetery, rlton, tentatively li scheduled for *He Was vice president of the weeks he states. His expansion npw next week/ Newark. Is complete/ and he said'he Is less Coljlde Pulling Out fotettiic Club, chairman'of tb e Mr.: Willey, urging the reitlonsl concerned with what'the council school’s assem bly committee, Notice To Matawan Township . study with Raritan Township, said and the planning board (night do Two sccident* were reported to Jjl ember of the student , council, . Dog Owners he luid discussed the proposal with with his business; zoning-wise, thsn Keyport Police during Uie past toastmaster at the sailor banquet Free Rable* Vaccination Clinic Mr. Garrison. Mr. Willey reasoned week. A Supko Jr., Fords, reported when he was one of the business and one of the graduation speakers. Saturday, May 10, 1959, ten a.m. that 'a union with Raritan Town men appearing before the planning to Patrolman William Pease Sun to„twelve .noon,-at old Township. ship would be more favomlil' to day that Otis Wathlngton, First board last-month...... Notice " . Hall. IU Atlantic Avenue. Matawan Holmdel than a regionalization Ave. Cliffwood, had run Into h 11 . There will be no collection of Township. ' Mr. Ferrano declared his move plan which Included Keyport c m to pulling from Iho curb on was not taken In any defiance of taxes taken at the “Matawan Town- Ro*e K. Wenzel. • A t Keyport, Red Bsnk Front St...... the M ia handling the zoning but 'W p Tax Office on May Utb, 15th, • secretary ' ;■ .■'■; • High school pupils from Holmdel Antone Aurrlemma, -12 Sunset t o , assure hi* business fcould not * n d ;J W > , m .. .MstawanTownshlp___ attend classes In Keyport and Red Aye.,- Mstswsn, - clslmed May be stifled. He notes that It was Pauline K. Behr - Board of Health . Bank High School!. Overcrowded th st E. L. Doroden, II Chestnut four yean ago when he started at Tax Collector condltlona la Keyport High School Dr,, Hazlet, ran In his car In pull his present site with what was little jfp —*dv 14 h ive resulted In another regions) Ing out of • gu station onto more than “ a hot dog stand,, and New Yoifc TMnipik* Express (continued on page eight) Route U and Florence Ave. N slles ‘ : : condemnation proceedings brought It WSS contended could be sold for by the Union Besch Board of Ed little more thsn from. ucation to acquire S 1.2# acre tract the vsJue of the property w*t Membert ol th* Junior First Aid *t M*l*w*n High School along with chaperone*,hsve volunteered to of land hear Ihe Memorial School contested sharply by Torui D. La conduct Tag Day *ollcltslloM for the bcncllt ol Iho 1131 MonUI Health Fund Drive In Matawan Saturday. was adjourned until Saturday morn zarus, Asbury Psrk realtor, who Some of tbe volunteers, shown above, are (left lo right, fronlron), Betty Beck, Helen VenMecrb«ke, ing after nearly seven hour, of sppralsed the parcel for the board Mr*. Robert B. Butfer, Mr*. Donald W. Rohlmon, Sarah Noddings, Sussn llollsnd, M n. Karl Schaeck, testimony. In th*, fnodemnatloo-action.— II* adrisor for the Jonlof group and Mrt. Bayard T. Lamborn; (U lt Ip right, re*r>, are Carol Morizio, The hearing of the suit against said he estimsted the gross vslue Shirley Guthrldge, Judy Manning and Doris Wilder. Richard Sis* It chairman el the local drive. Heuser snd Heuser,Jne., Mauvan, of the raw land st fl««7.H. The Tag Day for ;th« I1934 MenlaC Susan llollapd, Judy Man- dlliens organization which con w u held In Uu Keyport Borough tract.hu. 22S feet frontage on cerns lt«c|f wil|i oil phases Qf men Health Fund DriveIve 'will wll bo held in Carol Pedenon, and Sharon Hsll , before couft, appointed com Spruce St., Sll feet, In. a circular tal Illness, Its prevention and treat missioners J. Frank Welgand, Key are along the Central Railroad of Mauwan, Saturday, Richard Sll*, Lovelace, ment, Mr. Sits aald. Approximately port attorney; Mayor'John Man New Jersey right-of-way and . 70 chairman, announced today. The The Mental Health Fund Drlvo BOO Monmouth County residents are feet along Wflioo St., a paper It. of Matawaa Township and Ken Junior First Aid Group of Mala- to Monmouth County 1* being currently hospitalized for mental according Mr. Lszarui. neth D , Walker sr., realtor. to wan lllgh School, under direction conducted throughout the month Illness. With adequate care, 70 per Ralph Heuser, partner in the Arm He slid he considered s mail- of their advisor, M n . IJeatrlce of May. concentrating In Matawsn cent of Ihesa patienti can lie re ,w«b his brother. C. Randolph lieu*, mtiin ef five building lots could be Schneck, will cAnduct th* Tag Day during tho week Of May It, Mr, stored to ths community, Without er, testified tbe property ">* se> Ipcpiedl withla the trset. having a solicitation!. Slsa commented, Tho residential active treatment, msny of these cured by tbe firm from Joseph B. depth of 23t feel.' He estimated Chaperone* are Mrl, Robert Hell Dinner drive will begin Tues patients will require extended has- Lugso, Union Besch realtor, for four lots. fronting on Spruce St. Duller, M n. Karl Heuser, Mrt. day and continue through May 23. pjlellzstlvn white new patient* legal eervicej performed by th* could fee sold lor r .M j front foot Jlayard Lamborn, and Mrs. Donald All residents are urged to "ring *wall Ihe rolls of our hospital*, the Mstawan law firm of lleuier. Ileus- sad 00* tntidlng lot on Wilson St. Robinson. Solicitor* will bo Betly tlio Iwll foMnentnl health” by con. chairman added. er aad Donato. would ba vshied at $4 a front foot. Beck, Shirley Guthrldge, Dort* trlbutlng as generously as they sr* “Lot’* ring the bell for mental See Residential Veto* t t e tfsarrste Ofestnietiau Jean Wilder, Becky Cooper. Pat •tile, Ih e goal ot Ihe drive In Mon health *fld give the menially 111 s mouth. County Il IU,000, wlilch Is fair chitice to recover," Mr. -8(m *a* FW pssesee*r (m r W di Jr. . Mr. Hosier contended the prop Mr-Lazsnx old he did not take Walker, Isabel While, Sara Nodd -a^ T m v ttH m . a*e and* ■*“ *-*•— ----- erty w ould** a valuable parcel for Jw K iA pt'jt-lils spprslssl, ili ings, Marie Iflsti, Karen Olm- s minimum goal. urged. "(Ilvts genarotnly t.> t h * •lead, Andrea Ssvri, CartH MorUIO, The^MdltlHOlilli County . Meiltal Tag Dsy. solicitors MW sm sltlni ill ; | ••’"TT'Tr*- ' ' ' JeStM?abi*loptnent and,- on • -" * - property smt fre lecal ergaatzaUaa f ir hsspilai west subolttsd s t the hearing, ouu (CMUtiSd M psgs fourteen) Margaret Otto, Helen VsnMeer- Health ^aeoclalion la the only local their tlm i'to htlp th* nwatsily IU." 1 Thumlay, M€|y 14, 1959 Pag* Two — Fir*f S*ction THE MATAWAN JOURNAL Hudson Voyage Retold In Book A rare eye-witness account of tbe first exploration of Newark Bay and tie Hudson River Valley will 3UR MONEY. . KEEP YOUR ON be published June IS ia commem oration of the historic event. The New Jersey Historical So ciety is reprinting aa annotated edition of tbe Journal of seafarer Robert Juet, tbe most complete eyewitness account of Henry Hud son’s famous voyage in the "Half Moon’' in 1609 which provided the basis for the original claim* by The Netherlands of what Is n o w Come in for savings for your home and family. See why more and more smart shoppers New Jersey and Hew York. Juet sailed with Hudson in the “Half are keeping their eyes on Grants... the store Known For Values. Shop, compare anywhere I M oon/' ‘ . To be presented to guests at The New Jersey Dinner May 71 in Princeton, the limited edition will become No. 12 In the Collections of the Society. Two hundred fifty _ cumbered copies are reserved, (or those, attending the dinner; tb e balance will be made available to members and the public. It is be- lng designed and printed by Clarke and -Way at the Thistle Press, New York. "Thijji a very good- Land to . fall witV'end a pleasant Land to see,” Jugpwrete on seeing N ew Jeraey, When Henry Hudson aet jail from Amsterdam in the “Half Moan" ISO years ago he was under orders of the TJutch East 1 India Company to find a route to t b e Far East via the Arctic Qcesn north of Russia. But the passage . north of Novaya Zemblys was blocked by Ice and (he crew threat ened mutiny. Hudson gave them a choice: Instead of a northeast passage, ihoald they seek a northwest pass age, and, if so, should lt bo sought in the latitude of the it’s or farther - to the north. Tired of futility ind froten *eas, they eventually chose the search and the climate in the 40th parallels and thus the Hudson River received its nsme. ■ T fo "Half Moon," so well known for its part In the history of New York, alio figured In the history of oilier localities. It waa anchored DUSTERS YOU BABY DOLLS IN BRAS GUARANTEED ■ off'the coast of present-day Maine and off Cape'Cod. It (ailed as far WASH-N WEAR NO-IRON PLISSE ONE FULL YEAR south as North Carolina and then north into Chesapeake Bay, Dela- ' ware Bay, Bamegat Bay and an chored a t Sandy Hook, where the ■ ' ship* company went ashore and Ktg.l M l 2 fo r$ ) ' later burled John Coleman, ahot .’ K»o. 2(0,11 T: In the neck by an Indian arrow. They then proceeded up the river, Free-floating: and S-way belt*, - Brief, cotton-wol and lacyJ : Clrcle-stltched cups give ex- exploring it oa far north u th e ed styles ln embosqed, drip- Cut nlce^nd-rull (or looks 1 tra uplift, nice separation, present site of Albany. dry orpllsse cotton) print* ,pnd comfort (n pink or blue • Arm aupport-Non-biod; white The' 390th. anniversary year of •or solid tones, alse* 12 to SO. ■ •', pfeshrtmkeottyn, A-C, 82-40. that historic voyage Is being cele ! row prints, ln ami, med, lr*. brated this year with the dinner ’ ■' ' . ' 'V ..".ti" -U-- May V as one of the first, events In commemoration. Ambassador J.Herman vanRolJen of The ..Netherlands .will ■ speak -on; t lAW rnST PRICKS lUV,..: D utdrla thia country at the dinner, on# rf the leading social events 1 8 Y E A R S O N O U R ' ^ f of the seasonlnthe state. PERCALE SHEETS Ceramic Engineering Scholarihip Renewed Jtanewal ot Its. J2200. . ceramic en^neerlng,, scholarships .for. th e fourth, cdnseflitlvfc.yeiif hail annoitnced by t h e . Mosaic ,T|% Company,'Zanesville, Ohio. ‘ The ,186-threads per square Int;h-* tight weave scbelarihipj are. offered locally through Atlantic. YUe jSlanufaci giving ultra-emoothnew.iuperf&l'we&r. ijtfal- in* Co., according toR.M. Bauer. tty io fine, that we say! you m u a» e satisfied gllglhUity for fcjur Scholarships 'w ith G rant M aid sheets—tir j oufSioiiey liitck. to any accredited college ar unlver- SUMO"— I .U Matching fam — A U ilty offering a ceramic engineer ing course'll open io employees of Tq> Mark Centennial 0 # Pony Express Mail National celebrations of the cien- 'L U R E X ' t h r e a d e d tennlal of the Pony Express, and a , likely re-enactment over an -eigjitoiate ares-of the runs of the PRINT DRAW Pony Express 100 years ago, are SUMMIT COTTONS phutiied for next year. Postmaster DRAPES General Arthur E. Summe'rfleld PRINTS * P|LAINS reported'today. Tlw Pony Express was one of the- most significant and colorful chanters In American history, rrled “ ' — - « 3 " lo n 9 Mo., and Sacramento, Calif., a dis tance of nearly 2000 miles. Riding Quick and thrifty "pick night and day through the wilder ness. Pony Express riders deliver Over 100 choices In pattern and up". Expertly tailored; ed^ th eir^ f$a half-ounce letters- In hue: cottons for shirts, skirts,"; pinch-pleated tope. Ray- elglltidsys.in summer, 10 In win and sport clothes; for dresses; • on andacetate. 3pattems.' ter, in amazing feat In those days for,decorating your home. Priced . jKhen-Meskj.fli.SM4: (npnihs .\verc, M" lona, **» J.?t j.jr required to cross the country. low enough to gladden theheartof .Alts anOohls h doyjblg wldlfu "Besides reducing the time re- • Scotsman. Tubfaat, preahrunk. 63" lo<*_4,M M" lsa«_5.tS qulred for communications between Hast and West; the Pony Express w ss a. national inspiration of cour age and progress which we will do well to honor next year,” Mr. Special —10 Play Outdoor Gym Summerlield said. - i inch Steel Tube . • IM lb. Test Chains ~T ,*Pj*e F|y W«*s - Jji„ Swh>( _ , FL puibra " ■ ’ Tw* Swings — 2 Ban - , ERIE,PA. w r . Y . g r a n t g o . Middletown ■ Sayre Wood . little Silver ping Center Shopping Center / Thursday, May 14, .1999, THU MATAWAN JOURNAL fag* Tfiif* — Firtf Scctlon NEWS OF AREA MAY SERVICEMEN 1 4 - 2 0 Matthews la Uloela ECONOMY SALE Airman Harold J. Matthews, soa or Mrs. Catherine E. Matthews, 520 Palmer St., Eait Keantburg. haa arrived st Chanute Air Force Base, Raatoul, 111., to attend the V< t,- Or GRANTOGS POLOS ARE T1 S3ft s WASHFAST COMBED COTTON GIRLS' l-PIECE fc ■■ ' ' PLAYSUITS j»«0.79( 5 7 HAROLD I . MATT1IEWI GIVE FUN-WEAR Firmer, stronger combed cotton puti the long wear Into technical training course for air I USE ORANtS f cralt and missile mslntensncs. Gran togs polo shirts. W ashfast tokeep atrtpes A aoltds CHARGE-IT PLAN I Airman Matthews enlisted in the bright M new. Full cut Toddler's 1-3. Child's 8-8. Air Force in Febniary through the A Shop Grants today.. ..you Red Bsnk Air Farce Recruiting lUj.i.oo 7 7 Office snd aueeded the initial can’t afford not to. Juat phase of baile military training SANFORIZED DENIMS IN feature! for more ■ay “Chargft-It”. Pay ao •t Lacklsnd Air Force Bate, Bsa M Antonio, Tex., the "Gateway to th* jMUT, comfort: fine money dowrt . . , budget Air Force,*’ ■ . ; Banforlted cotton; COWBOY BLUE OR COLORS your payment! out of in Under the Air Force’! btslo , special elastic; come. Get ikort credit u training program, Alrmsg Mat* re : ifttU cut; thews will undergo the tecond reinforced you pay on Qfanta Revol phase of baslo training st Chanute , « e # ,l.0 0 6 7 . 7 - U .i ving "Charge-H" Plan. AFD along with hts technical train* Ing, After seven weeks training, - Boxer jeans, so sturdy the toughest 'cops A robber**, hs will be graduated Irom basfo gsine can’t wear them outl Machine washable cotton)' training, awarded his first stripe and continue with his mechanical no-ruetrlvets. Blue or vsudyed It. blue, grey, t u . U Irtlnlng. Chanute AFB Ii a part of th e Air Force's Air Training Command (ATC). ATC li chsrged with the Job ol training airmen to become qualified technicians In any ol tha more than 40 dlfferenlNisroer flelda. To fill technician needs ol Ihe Air Force, ATC operates ap proximately 49 achooli |t more than 11 alrbaaei In the United Statea. y x & h : Campbell On U ll Ranger James M. Campbell, mschlnlst'i mate third class, U.S. Navy, ion ol Mr. snd Mra. Patrick Campbell, I) Oaslon Ave., Matiwan, Is serv ing atmard the stuck aircraft car E > * rier USS Ranger In the Weitem Pacific. The Ranger currently I* operat ing wllh Ihe U.S. Seventh Flett off Japan and Formosa, provid ing air striking might lo thii country's flnt line ot defense In thst part ol the world. Methane In Bureta* ■■ U .ir Army "Pvt.Robert MeShan*. lOn of Mrs. Haoml McShane, 76 A U T O M A T IC $ TOUGH HEAVY GAUOB IriftAtry DlWslim In Top Weight, SPRIN G CHAISE WITH VIN YL POOJ.S ARE NATO command post exercise In Germany. NO-SAG CONSTRUCTION The exercise, sponsored by the jr jr 8' x 4' GIANTS Supreme Hesdquarters Allied a g ' j c j e j Powers Europe, wss designed to strengthen communication! and 9 9 3 3 tactical teamwork smong NATO Her 19.W * • « . I 2 M counlrios and lo lest ths combst 4 1 5 1 0 resdlnesa of units making up s psrt of the NATO shield ot defense BigMcxJ' size; automatic 4-posltioo adjust- . Sturdy,.. rigid frame vinyl pools stand up COTTON-DACRON* FOULARD n Europe. m e t. Llgiilfcralglrt aluminum, frams with to the roughest wster-play. Easy to assem Pvt. McShsne Is s postal clerk SPORT SHIRTS FOR MEN el*sn-saqr vlujrl oorering In smart floral ble and;draln. Baft, 1-foot water level. In the division's Eighth Administra tion Company In Bad Kreuihsoh. {■: Th* 20-yesr-old soldier li s 1N7 t ’einnleigfc’afccet'Perfbrtner' shirt.. graduate of Leonardo High School, bonctti; waah 'a wear because It’s 1 5 7 Imllh Aboard Carrier eotton-Daewn, I pocketa, fine ititch- Prederlck T. Smith, teaman, ' tag are better feature*. Hen's 8, I t , U USN, son of Mr. tnd Mrt. S. F. Smith, 4M llarbor Rd;, Matawan, GRANTS WTG 20-INCH ROTARY Is serving aboard Ihs sitack air craft carrier USS Independence op BOYS' FLIGHT CLUB PO LO S erating with the Atlantic Fleet in HAS PLENTY OF OO-POWER the Caribbean Sea. The newest of tbit country's it- IN WASHFAST COTTONS tick carriers, the Independence ,/ v ...IS EASY TO HANDLE sailed front Norfolk, Vs., Apr. 14, / w* - 3 **?- $ ’ •' *«" - i'if. V.i on htr msldon training voysge, put :*TOeo* .waeUast, eolorfaat cotton ting finishing touches on Ihe sl- ■ . v poW have never W tirtbeen priced resdy highly experienced let pilots 77e.FolIcut «iid brigftt colored aod, airmen of Carrier Air Group J U f .1 .0 0 - b u j o l ] h i o«*dinbw. 81x4*6 to 11 | 8 8 Seven. Later, ahe will become an Im portant part of thii country's first Ins of delente, operating in fer corner* of (he world. Not •■"fpedal puichaiN^ buy , but Grsnu own famoiu quality I ~ V o ^ BMnroratu unekptcted low price I Sturdy, eompiMt and ea^ tohattdle . . . a snap to maneuver with m plenty of (o-power in the dependable 2 HP 4-cyde Brigge and Stratton engine; Features new-deslgn Id the all-«t«el deck, hand throttle ‘ : recoil starter. Btagfered wheels prevent lawn ecalping. Bxtr* ' bonus: free leei mnleher. •nr IV Forms! MENS MESH SOCKS HIGH COUNT COTTON ONI YMft T o H ir e ...-RAIN 08 FANCY UOAOCtOTH SHORTS ■ WARRANTY | W. S. WALLACE bn B riggs k Stratton engine. ry.v i - c i o n w o « 2 > J l Guaranteed agalnet defect* ll ■.i>ov:; a e » S 9 < * a lr 3 1 : msterlsls snd workmanship Han sad Reri'. Farnlshlef* : SSceodi "under normal us* and care, . ■ a m i; ■ ’ ■ j , ~ X „ fb s e6mb*d cotton, nylon . Sanforlied, vst-dyad-'foB 1 . , reinforced toe aad heel. I * Sm it l*rin t WTO KtwtT W, rmi si, i*m>( eat ana) reinforced, tool ***** * * W # f » 4 gtrmttim Stmlh n mttr ft*- - - i Mew sosuner colon. 10-18. Prints. Men's size* ttUO. ! ‘ ■ v o u m u s t m s ^ n i n b BOSTON , - o* Tout MOMfY MCK W .T. G RA N T CO. Wood Sllvwr Slioppiiw C«Mit*r ■ ' •. . ' • ' • 1 ■ ■ V J , ' - ' iU Ing C»nt«r f • ■ • ■. 1 ■. wt* ■ ... ! 'Waidtw u « i - fi rfrrt-- att ri^ n + u t i t - ' . - ‘ r i s Thursday, May 14, 1959 Pag* Fow Flrif Section THE MATAWAN JOURNAL Communication Mtnkey On His Back fBje JRatefmm <3mmial To Tbe Editor, Another income (ax filing period . JD T A B U IB E D 1M» hai come and gone. All cf the re talilil—• COlto U W - J. MABEL MOfM, l| h it H |n ) i turns are not yet counted; how ever, we feel sure that with the Prophecy Ceases True W tSS8^ ‘SG ftS^ & SM rapid growth and development in The ether day I started pawing the Delaware Valley, more returns t . HiM B iin. Editor - CgilJlnt V B ta n . *a»ocl«t» I through a folder from the coOec- were filed in the Camdeq District Crisis In Britain Or Let's Bear Down ' NATION AI EDITORIAL this year than ever before. tlon of odds and ends that passes / • T « r jwWithin Your help in publishing and for my personal elbow file. THINGS ARE NOT the same about the glorious and H u m» Mi ____ «Ut» Six Mentha -— — = = p broadcasting tax information has I hoped I might find a $29 bill, steeped grounds of Buckingham Palace, home of Kings and o m r«BT tonfafos materially aided us in stimulating although I could not remember duty area of the Buckingham Guards. The guardsmen, it Om (outrid* >a»p*y»r-fMnlrlnfl oo S *"self*he!p’* ever having filed one away, and seems, have been advised to wear nylon instead of bearskin A a U i t a m JaamMi te t M w spapcr Mol dx» piopia. 1*7. *— basis by giving the public tbe u d (oc tt* pM ek" Ba *u» n to *«rv« tb« test txrtmatat i m«u»id and on their much photographed heads. This obviously desperate vicinity; to prtnwit al! ef tb* o m of th« weak witb«4 bU* necessary assistance to file their came across something almost as • ft— i «m aam m H w maimer. resp«ctla£ OM ,jtfSbU returns. interesting. It was one of my notes remedy, (almost on a plane with the nationalisation of in 3 ttw a h y iftskteg it—If worthy < May 1 take this opportunity to to me: “Bo predicts oms. die next dustry), has been proposed by a Labor member ol Parlia •rro rs is UmiUd to ©/ th# thank you, the representatives cf ment. Showing a deplorable lack of feeling for affairs of year.” fpftc* the press and radio, for your co state, the member blurted out right in the House of Com- Entered m wcood^tieee matter at tho post offlw m u v i i , m. J - operation in the recent is- The free translation of this ls «nd£fEact ofTurckTuto. ______,mons: “Ladies now wear fur coats made of nylon. Why can come tax filing period a successful that Raymond P. Korbobo, our not the guards wear bearskins of nylon.” W ell, old chap, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959 extension specialist in ornamental you can jolly well imagine what a bit of a stir that rude °“** (Signed) horticulture, 4>ad uttered a sort of remark created. One can only believe that like King Lear, this Chris C Gross District Director prophecy concerning the fate of member of Parliam ent had been pressed beyond endurance Head And Shoulders Standout U. S. Treasury Dept. ornamentals back in 1968. The by the discovery that the guardsmen’s hats, oops, bearskins, It is not likely that public confidence in the Federal scribbled note was a reminder to are becoming motheaten and should be replaced. f Bureau of Investigation a* it now is eonstituted ever can be check u p o n him. shaken. It is important to emphasize some of the reasons Proclamation Maybe this wasn't a very polite TH E TIG H T LIT T LE ISLAN D immediately was plunged into which underlie this well-reserved respect and trust. WHEREAS: The annul] tale el thing to do to this Mr. Jovial a state of shock, turm oil and fear which gave way slowly to Buddy Poppies by the Veterans ef Home Landscaper, who many of Under the dedicated direction of J. Edgar Hoover, the you have heard speak at home anger as is borne out by tbe number of pedestrians debating Foreign Wars of the United States, loudly and demonstratively on street comers and in out- FJ5I since 1924 has become one of the world's outstanding has been officially recognised aad gardening classes and garden club investigating agencies. Excellent, administrative control, endorsed by the President of the meetings. district pubs. Sabre-rattling is a common thing in the Arm y th rift, good budgetary and accounting procedures and careful United States and Veterans Admlo- But the note proved how right clubs, regimental conrynanders check their men daily to find planning have made it a model of successful operation—a Istration; a n d ...... he was in 1938 when he predicted signs of open aggression. The “What’s Good Enough For My heacl-end-sboulders standout among government bureaus. WHEREAS: V.t>.W. Baddy Pop that we hadn't seen the worst of Father” Club has closed its membership after * record num pies are assembled by disabled the effects of the 1937 drought. ber of applications were received by the secretary. Lights From special agent to clerk in the organization, Mr. veterans, and the proceeds of this This in spite of the fact that tb e bum long into the night at 10 Downing St. flntf at the north Hoover’s personnel policies have created the highest morale worthy fund-raising campaign are rainfall almost every week last gate of the Palace. Winston, who answered the summons of and esprit de corps. The high quality of the bureau’s op summer seemed to have brought used exclusively for the benefit of his country at times when all seemed to be at an end, has erations was highlighted again by its record for fiscal 1958. disabled and needy veterans, and about a recovery of many orna Looking Backward been recalled for counsel. The Foreign Office has been busy "During that year, 96.8 per cent of persons brought to trial the widows and orphans of deceas mental plants. Widespread Ruin preparing bulletins for the Dominions. Ih e Fleet, as usual, in F B I cases were convicted. In this same period, over f 132, ed veterans; and B o h itn l Folks la i IM w Ws Knew la ike tea# Are is ready to put to sea at the earliest possible notice. 000,000 in savings and recoverlea to the Government were WHEREAS: The basic purpose It seemed to, but didn’t, as many made, as compared with the total of $105,5 m illion in direct of the annual sale of Buddy Pop home owners can testify this spring pies by the Veterans of Foreign . Pofly-Flve Years Age i and Its lormer president, has been as they see the ruin that the weath A FTER CONSIDERED AND serious deliberations, it appropriations approved by the Congress for this agency. (Issue Thunday, May 14, 1914) appointed field appraiser by the Wars is eloquently reflected lo the er has caused their shrubbery. has, been found that lt takes a lot of bearskin to make a TU a is something that every taxpayer can well appreciate. In tbe Monmouth County Boy Home Owners' Loan Corporation desire to "Honor the Dead by Mr. Korbobo’s theory of what “Bearskin” and unless the Dominion of Canada comes to the Fo r outstanding service and a Job well done, every citizen Helping the Living”; therefore, Scout Baseball League conteit held for District No. 1, which has its happened goes like this: , headquarters in New Brunswick. xescue, it may well be that henceforth, Buckingham Guards owe* this country^ top Investigative agency a resounding I, RALPH R. DENNIS, Mayor of on Saturday at Matawan, the Key . Ornamentals were . hit harder port Baptist Scouts defeated the Dr. R. W. Balkam caused the w ill have to wear hats made of nylon, which ought by rote of confidence. Matawan, do hereby urge the citi than most people realized in 1937. zens of this community to recog Matawan Scouts by the score of 19 complete damage of his automo Dry weather really Bhrivelled a lot tradition, to be called nylons, dont you think? The awful nise the merits of this cause by to i. Rain halted the game at the bile Sunday night when at 0:35 of roots.. . implications of the effect of utilising the miracle fabric lor contributing generously to Its sup end of tbe seventh inning. he endeavored to prevent a colli But the full effects didn’t appear the traditional bearskin cannot be underestimated. Tourists Public Apathy On Polio port through the purchase of Buddy A cold storm prevailed Wednes sion with a freight train at the last year for two reasons. T he who for many decades have watched the precision of the Poppies, on the days set aside for day night and many of the fruit Freneau railroad intersection with winter of 1957-i* was kind to changing of the guard, no longer w ill be amazed at the "In 1958 then was more paralytic polio in the United the distribution of these symbols blossoms fell. Some intimate it Main Street and applied his brakes plants.. And .the. •haA nU a& fril m ilitary-bearing of the tallrclender. memat- Asbury” Park « ' •! • - • New AFFHIATED ROIJjO York TRANSIT ' j Transit ,, ' '' ' * , Corp. — Try, the hot one—see your local authorized Chevrolet dealer! W PhoiM GO 4-2222 JOHNSON-GIBB MOTOR CO. 110 Man St, Matawan LO 6-1040 ^ • ■ - ' ■ /■ V "■ ' ■ . ' - - V- C : H 1*$?u rtT TH^TAWAN.^OIjR^At. S.. Lancaster Brand h your assuranceof flatting only th# very finmtl Cut from lop quality, young, corn-f*d eottle that art raliod *ip*clally for * Ann*. Properly aged and cut according to Acms'i SAV-U-TRIM policy which glvM you mar* meat far your money. Y*s... If It's lop quality eatlnp you're after.,. looktoloncoster Brand lor th* flneiH Lancaster Brand R i b R o a s t OVIN-RRADY Here's r*al melMn-your mouth gfiodnwil Luidoui Lancailtr Brand Rlbi of B**fl All ready to pop Into your ov*n. Then get Mt for tha feail of your Hfel Just be sure to g it enough 'cpui* your family^ bound to com* back for moral Lancaster Brand Chuck Roast Bone In _ Looking for a real tatty, economical meal? Try a famous Lancaster Brand Chuck Rooit. 8b t*nd*rl So flavorfull Ouarant**d lo pl*ai*. Lancaifer Brand Fraih ■ ■ - H Uncailtr Brand Ground ffefiKl. afe , 1S Chuck Steak *55« I Brisket Pot Rbastv89« 1 Lancailtr Brand "Sonalau" . I Lancailtr Brand Round Roast «>99<|Short Ribs 55- Uncaitar Brand Bontlau “Crou Cut* ’ ■ Lancailar Brand Plat* Soup Roast 199 Californiajrceberg Lettuce Crisp, solid h*odil P*rk up thoM app*HtM with a tally springtime salad. JERSEY large original Asparagus COLOSSAL bunch Jumbo ipeart,ipean, From ntcnearby Jersey farm*. Tender and iw m H RED RIPI Watermelons f R*d rlpel Julcyl A treat th* whole family will lew, f r o z e n J o o d i 2 b a if BEANS J u i c e ^ Ideal Baby or Fordhook UMAS 2x 39» Cottage Cheese UMY'S MANOi' " i ’4 5 ~ 9 9 - ■ ip fA i £ J » ■ ^ S B K lin e h Fries 2 i “ 25 /irgM* teo , tr'i, eoo«onun . , Apple Pie^49< . aii^ H addock-.:;^ J w « > . A l n l w lh ii price* *ffecflv IhwMky lliru Saturday, Hff 14* St63kS . . jte-*!..,.. ' ■ ‘ ,w ; ? hs»Mr J H*MTV OMMMSMHM6 fefe^WBUn 35 Bh43iK, ^ 0 . # ...... wtstsszrzzc. • .5> *•■'* * * + « * i Pag* Bghf —: First Section TH* MATAWAN JOURNAL fhvreday, May 14,1*39 At Monnett Weekend from 1( a.m. to dark lor the bene ^principal, announced i f January The board accepted the resigna Middlesex County Gift To Perth Amboy General Hospital fit o< the church’s fauiidiag fund that she pisas to remoter the taad)- tion of George E . Sullivan f a n Mr. u d Mrs. Peter A- Read. was granted. Ing Odd after the correat year. Tentative approval lo the pre the teaching staff. In a letter to Mauwan, attended t h e Monnett She haa served in the local school liminary plot plan for the former the’ board be announced that ba Homemaker’s Day weekend celebration at Ohio Wes system as a teacher and principal Anchor Park, now known as Sunny- for many years. Tha new post, hat! acceped a position a( Keyport Middlesex Ctaunty Homemakers leyan University. Ddeware, Ohio, side Estates, a part of Central though similar to that of school High SchooL Mrs. Ackerson ra- . Day was held Thursday at tbe Miii- where their daughter. Miss Mar Park, was given pending comple- superintendent, is not titled as ported that tbe enrollment i s t b a town Methodist Church. Mri. Ben garet Ann Read, is s senior, On tioo ot negotiations with other such. The district is not eligible district in September should reach township boards and the sewerage jamin Herbert, Old Bridge, pre«- Thursday evening they w en dinner for the title of superintendent until 524. The board authorized the put dent, presided. The Rev. Frank authority. • . it has a m inim u m of 25 teachers guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Bruce chase of a power lawn mower' lin T, Buck, pastor, greeted the The township committees an oa the staff. a cost of X145. guests and discussed “ Heart." Oth Clark, Medina, Ohio. Mrs. Clark nounced there would be no trash er speakers included Raymond is the former Miss Barbara Hunt, pickup on Memorial Day but that Korobo, Rutgers University special Matawan. On Saturday, Mrs. Read there will be double pickup* oo ist in omameat&l horticulture, attended the Sorority House Lunch June I. ' NEW! “Beautify Your Home, On the Out . side," and Miss Gena Thames, eon of Alpha Delta Pi and she also home furnishing specialist at Rut conducted the Mother's Club of the A “MAVERICK SPECIAL" ger*, "Beautify Your Home, With sorority of which she is president. $45,000,000 Color.” On Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. (continued from page one) of Goetz & Strother, Matawan, «t Luncheon was'served by the la- Read attended the performance of lie s of the church. Other speakers Ryer’s Lane and Route 79 but it were Mrs. Milton Cowen, Middle the oratoria "Elijah" given by the had to be put over for • month. sex County Agriculture Agent, music department. It determined tha! all owners STATION WAGON “Leader Recognition;" Mrs. Peter within 200 ft., had been notified Liverakos, “What Being a Leader Miss BayiisFeted but the Central Railroad of hfew Mean* To Me,” A dress revue Jersey, whose Freehold division with all clothing made and modeHet Miss Serena Aadenoa eatertain- tracks pass nearby. A ruling will be sought on the need of notifying by members taking the sewing pro ed at a shower Saturday evening ject through the extension classes the railroad. There are an ad- in honor of Mis* Rose Marie Bay highlighted the day, ditlonal 14 lots of this subdivision Mrs. Nicholas Arace, Brown iis, Mauwan. Guests attended on the Matawan Borough side of town, is treasurer of the' Middle from Matawaa, Keyport, Union the municipal tine at RyerJs Lane. sex County Advisory Council of the Beacb, Keaniburg, Freehold, Lake Extension Service, ’ Others at wood, LambertviUe, Brooklyn and tending from the area Included New York. Miss Bayiis will be Holmdel-Raritan Mrs. Herbert Cottrell sr., Mis* come the bride of Dean Haupt, a Dr. Albert 8. Burt, (right), associate pathologist of Perth Amboy Geaeral tlaapltal, demaaatrate* (continued from page. one) Marie Oaub, M n. L. 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NJSIAA Relay L O O K I N G . • • • SPRINT ROVING championships Titles To MHS , Title Game, At Matawan Tomorrow will be conducted on Lake Carne I T O V E R gie, Princeton, next Saturday ia a Keyport High School’a balltosser* his third hitt another two4»gger. Matawan High School took two IMMMWIMimWWIW program starting at 9 a.m. and cleared the decks for the big game Wells then bora down la fine fettle JJew Jersey Slate Interscholasttc running all day. There is brought with Mauwan tomorrow by dispos to fan the two final Rumson bats BASEBALL TOURNAMENT par * 5 ftle tic Association Group II relay to Central Jersey one at the finer ing of two Shore Cooferenc* “B” men to secure tbe ball game. ticipation by Matawaa will be crowns at the annual Long Branch sports spectacles of the year ia Relay* Saturday. The winning mile rivals, Rumson and Atlantic High After they play Mauwan tomor limited, to the neW NJSIAA Group lands, at the end of last week. The row, the Keys will wind up their this Eastern Rowing College As combination from the Penn Relays II tourney this year. Coach George sociation program. There will be two Red and White triumph* make Shore Conference games by play of Brad Bradach. Mel JefTcoat, 13 colleges entering eight-oared It a certainty that the northern ing HoITman High at home Mon Pelts confirm, (be school will not Richie Bennett and Billy Mabbitt crews^ in a program Involving IS were entered by MHS Coach John division “B” title lie* between Key day and Rumson at home Tuesday. compete in the Greater Newark races. Yale has been seeded No. Caracdolo in both the 440 and 880 port and Matawan, since no other With three good pitchers available, tourney this year because of the 1 crew wjth Harvard second, Syra events at Long Branch. Despite team has a chance. The game the Keys have no fear of so many complications of dates and the lack cuse, third, Penn, fourth and Cor having to readjust their timing and tomorrow will either clinch It for gam es In succession. of effective organization of the baton passing to the shorter dis Keyport or force a playoff between lt appears that Wells will get tourney program. ’ This, we agree, nell, fifth. Navy, Princeton, Wis tances, the Maroon and Steel four the two rivals if Matawan wins. the assignment ln the big one was a botched-up mess. Matawan consin, M.I.T., Dartmouth, Colum some romped to victory in both The Keys are undefeated in the against Matawan tomorrow. He expect* to have it out in Croup II bia, Ratgers and Boston University eventa, never being headed from conference aad Matawan has one holds the M decision over the with such teams as Sayreville, Me are the others competing. The the time their first man broke with loss to KHS ^gainst them. Huskies in their first meeting and tuchen, Highland Park, Point Pleas races are conducted over a 2000- the starter’s gun...... Much more than a conference only one of the Matcwan runs ant, and possibly Carteret, If the meter course. The west shore of Palmyra, principal rival f o r title Is at stake tomorrow. T h e against him waa earned. Ramblers pick up more steam than Lake Carnegie on the northern end Matawan for Group II track honors victor will become a prime candi - K eypoit' O I) they have abown thus far. A by the dam affords an excellent this season were runners up ln date for a Greater Newark tourna ab r rather useless activity will be play doseup. view of the races along both.events. Of schools ln this ment bid to represent this section J. Jannarone, cf ing off for the' Shore Conference old State Highway Route 1 leading . area, Carteret and Rumson mide of the state. A victory for their B. Ochlnegro, 0 “B” title for either Matawan or from New Brunswick to Princeton . surprising places ln the 440: and side would secure a clear cut Chromy, p - Keyport, a* both of them play through Kingston. Carteret came back again for a claim for Keyport to outstrip C. Brown, a* Toma River, current southern di 1 A versatile foursome, la the Maroon and SteeTa, (left te right), Brad Bradach; Mel Jeflceat; their coach. vision "B" leader, two game*. third la jlhe 880. There were 20 John Caracdolo: Richie Bennett and BUly MabMtt. They won at tba mile distance at the University of &ayreville (8-1, as of last weekend) J. Wilson, lb ■ Keyport Skipper Is 5 schools entering relays teams.- Pennsylvania reUys Apr. 23. Last Saturday at L u g Branch, they picked up two atata crown* .eoe ai the and Jamesburg (7-1, as of last Ross, lb ’ Should either of them defeat Toms Despite their guttering triumphs quarter-mlk, a second at tha hali-mlle,' demonstrating a remarkable capacity far a relay team ta adjust weekend) a* the best team ln thi* Perry, 2b . . ■ River twice In the regular season Fourth In Regatta In th* 440 and .880, Matawan had themselves to change* of distance* and Umlnf without loslag their effectiveness. part of the state. - Ben Jackson, 2b and then lose the playoff game, to share honors of the day with Up Te AutherlUe* Lagas, If the whole thing would be a farce Youthful Jackie Kofoed, Kay . Mountain Lakes. The North Jer M afaw aa(2) If the school authorities will only Scourzo, If, rf and it would be better to have an port Yacht CIulT skipper, finished sey achool took both the two-mile Matawan 2-1 Over ab r h Top Skippers In permit the Keys to participate, they Topolewskl, rf, 2b agreement among the coaches, that fourth in the 1990 re-run of tho .relay the 1 7/Bths miles med Hanson, cf 1 0 0 neve; were tn better ihape for If Tom* River win* tha southern ley relay. In the two-mlle relay, division title, the winner of two annual Turkey Bowl Penguin Re R. Jackson, r f. 4 t 2 tournament baseball. Tournament a 1114 the Matawan team of Bob Rankl, games in the series with the north gatta sailed on the Naveslnk Rankl, c 1 0 0 Jet 14 Regatta baseball Is the better lntencholas- AtL IB gU aad e(l) Sob Condit, Ed Ifyrne and Bob Freehold Nine 1 1 tlc baseball because no "one pitch a h f k ern division winner be it Matawan River, Red Bank, Sunday. Tba Matawan’s baseball team greatly Stephens, p 1 A host of top-flight skippers, In Morris worked their way up Into Faustmann, If 4 1 1 er” team can get away with It Yale, 2b, p 2 0 1 or Keyport, would automatically event, sponsored by the Mon second position and maintained that enhanced their chance of getting cluding the national champion, Schenck, p become the Conference "B” champ. Garito, 2b I 0 1 for long. Until the Atlantic High • 0 0 place the rest of tha way but they the Greater Newark Tournament ruhner-up and former International mouth Boat Club drew 24 entrants Collins, 2b 1 0 0 lands gam e Friday, Keyport had Murray, ss : 1 0 0 Only in event ot a split in the could never pull close enough to nod to represent thli area Friday Jet U tltleholders, will participate for the five-race series. 0 need of a righthanded pitcher. O’Keefe, ss ■J 0 » series with Toms River should a when they took Freehold Regional Gutheridge, lb ' 1 • Sunday in a three-race Jet re offer challenge to t h * flying They gained the righthander to Heath, If ISO third game be played. And in the Kofoed compiled 01.7 points in Mountain Lakes quartette, into camp a second time this gatta which ia sponsored by Uie 21 balance their hurling staff In the Schmedes, p case of Keyport, a Keyport-Toms the race series as .he finished with Matawan also triumphed ln the season. The Colonials are pressing 2 i Keyport Yacht Club, It I* the first Freehold return of Bob Chromy to form Czam edd, 2b - River game In the Group 111 sec freshman 880-relay, limited to eight Red Bank for the Shore Conference Ktflaaal (1) regatta for boats Of the Inter a record of 6-12-4-7 and a first h after a year away from pitching. Fernandez, c tional NJSIAA playoffs would suf Shore Conference schools. T h e “A” lead and the Maroon a n d national Jet 14 design slated thls place in the last race. 0 0 He shut out Atlantic Highlands W. Seeley, tt fice for the purpose. team of John Anthony, Billy Zajacz- Steel hold* decision over both Prest, P 1- year. Rooney,p 1 0 0 13-0, fanning 13 of the Tigers and T. Seeley, ef - # * * kowskl, Mike C atherwood jn d J)m these leading “A” team*. The Bob Kofoed, Keyport Yacht Club qgive-iM Henderson, cf 1 0 0 walking only one. Even though Redmond, lb , — GARDEN STATE PARK Is suf- Anderson pulled aw ay' from the score at the Coionlaja' diamond regatta chairman, ssld yesterday Mendlnl, ss J 0 1 the Tlgera are not formidable, Walders, 9b ferlng no harm from retaining its pack at the start and were never Friday waa 2-1. In their previous that between 20 and 20 boat! are Cashlon, c 2 0 0 Chromy'a showing on fanning eight-race progrsm against the Today thru Saturday headed. meeting, tha Huskies triumphed expected to be entered in the three- Rupprecht, lb 1 0 0 many and walking only one wa* * 1 1 nine races dally offered ln New Two AU-Tlme Academy The Maroon and Steel wa* enter 3-1. showing how closely the two race aeries which will get under Accaslono, rf 2 0 1 a convincing oaf. Beer* by York, Maryland and Delaware,, Award Hits! ed In two Central Jeraey events, teama match up. way at 10:20 a.m. If there Is Schotland, lb 2 1 0 Caffh Roxy Finn itarted hi* ace, All. Highland* 0 0 0 0 0 04— 0 by-rtport of'the first week. ’At-" William Holden the 480-yard hurdles relays. The Carl Stephens went the route for favorable air, the thre^ races will Keyport 2 0 2 1 7 0 * -1 9 “STALAG 17” VanCleaf, 3b 1 « 0 Dave Schmede*, against the Key*. tendance Is up 10 per-cent over , Mmblnatton of John Conover, Cliff Matawan. He walked not a man, be run consecutively, Kofoed re Kayport («) — Plus — Reeves. Tim Magee and Pete Ben ahowing his arm Is in sound shape. Nunez, If 2 1 3 The Red and White gave Chromy last year. and the mutuel play 0 0 ported- Elizabeth Tavler nett were never a factor In the Nine Freehold batsmen took th e Drusene, 2b 2 a pair of runs on which to work at jm all-time high. The track Th* regatta, labeled th a-T un »- J. Jannarone, If “A PLACE high hurdles, dominated by Perth third strike. When Stephens needed In the first. Ben Ochlnegro'* first at Camden presents a quite dif IN THE SUN” n i 4 up Bowl” ls expected to draw B. Ochlnegro, c Amboy, hut they did pull up to It, be had It. For Imtance, in the of three hlta and Punkln Brown’s ferent proposition than the late- skippers from the Keyport Yacht Chromy, cf Sun. • Moo: - Toes. third and held that position to the fourth, with one out. Freehold first of four walks were followed lamented Jamaica,'which closed Club, Monmouth Boat Club and C. Brown, a* end. Coach Caracdolo w u highly Regional filled the bases on singles by Jim Wilson’* triple with t w o Its last sprlng season Saturday. All ClnemaScope-Celor Show the Jet 14 fleets . at Lake Ho. J. Wilson, lb Yul Bryaoer pleased as it hardly had been hoped by Lou Mendlnl and R on , Rup- Long Branch Nine outs The Key* made It safe la the For the first eight days of rac Perry, 2b , Jm u m Woodward they could place In thia field of precht snd a hit batsman. Stephens patcong, Shark River,' bland third when they added three more ing' at Garden State Park, 10 Heights, Beach Haven and Bay Ben Jackaqq, 2b ‘TH E SOUND AND open competition. then bore down to fan Frank runs on hits by Ochlnegro, Chromy out of (9 favorites to go off came Head Yacht Clubs. Scourzo, rt j THE FURY” Tba eummarlea: Accaalano, one of the better bat Humbles Arrows and Wayne Perry and Brown’* in to win or a percentage of IS NJSIAA Oro«p n Wells, p : - — Phi*. — ■ 440*Yard--WoQ by M ataw aa (Jeff- ten In the Shore Conference, apd Keyport Arrow* ■ pitching was Among the outstanding skippers ■econd walk. Everything aftef f i r cent. Against this, in the "THESE THOUSAND ooil, Bradaeb,“ * * Mabbltt, Bennett)------i force Mike Schotland to roll harm* who hav* Indicated they will taka that wa* Just ao much bit for the 40 days of racing at Jamaica, of •econd Palmyra] third, Carteret: slammed for 14 hits by the Long 11 I HILLS'* fourth, Huraaon-Fair Haven, Time; lpssly to Leon Holmes at first to Branch 1AMA team Saturday at the part tn the racing aeries are Max' batting average* and they batted 172 favorites going off, 142 camp Culpepper, who annexed the round In a seven-run fifth ln which <«> In to win or an average of about BM-Yard-Von by Matawan* (Jeff, retire the side. Long Branch club's field, the Ar national Jet 14 crown at flnala In they chased Schmedes and bruis IS per cent. At Jamaica then ooat, Bennett, Mabbitt, Bradach); ese* In-addition to.hia pitching, Ste rows going down to defeat 10-7. Acquaro,c, rf. tf ” • 4 ond, Palmyra third, Carteret: fourth. Mansfield, Ohio; Ray (Red) Llp ed his relief, BIU Yale. were 74 per cent of the favorites North Arlington. T im e: 1:12.9. phens whacked put a home run ln Bob LoPresto, starting Arrows Kidd, ** ;■*" '••+' “ .,'4 •< pincott, runner-up to Culpepper In comings in the money, but as One Mile**Won by Metuchen; eec* the top of the fifth that was the pitcher, was effective to th6 fifth There was no such fsre-thee-well DeGeorge, 2b\ ’ , c 4 1 ond. - HlftUand Park:, third, Leonla; the national flnala at Mansfield! Camden, to last Monday, only fourth, Pascack Valley. Time:m e: 1:34.3.1:34.3 winning ran. He needed It for Pete when hif mound rival, Soapy Owen, at Rumson the.day before. T he Barite*, lb • ..1C Cal Engle, former national Jet 14 M per cent of the favorites made “ -Won by Mountain lain Lakes:Lakes Nunez, ln turn, slammed his first hit a homer with two aboard to Keys pulled this one out W and Potion; Jb - • 4 3 aeeond, Matawan; third. Palmyra..Palmyr champion and Harry Slddons, any kind of a payoff. As for fourth, Ridgpfieid, Tim e: .0:43.9. pitch of the bottom half of that wipe out an early Arrows lead. It took some amazingly bid in- Leo, cf ■ '.13 EATONTOWN* Inning far down tho right field In the following {inning, LoPresto four-time holder of the national the long-shot players, at Jamaica 1 7/8'MHe Medley* ■Won_____ by, . Moun*...... fielding by Rumson to keep th e Brush, rf, U 1 C tain. Lakea;. eecoaa, Highland Park; foul line over 400 feet for a home support felr apart' and Del Furnin Flying Dutchman class champion they were butchered as only 11 third. HJjfttstowni fourth. Carteret. Red and White in the van. T h e Anderson, rf . - ' '0 I mn and Freehold'a only score. produced a triple with the bases ship. . • horses at prices bf 25-1 or long-' Tim e: . .Purple Bulldog* stalled their ace, Nichols, p >**'..« 'D > lU /e-[it 1HUM ' Cent/al Jeraey full (or Long Branch to break up Kofoed, who will represent thS er came in to win out of 504 ' -4400rar0—Won-by440>Yar4—Won -by ThomaaThomai Jetted , Tlie Colonials started Alble Prcst Chuck Nichols, on' the mound. a^Mlller ■ ' . -• .■ il ( aon; second, Pertlk Amboy; third, aim on the mound .but tie did not have the gam f. Rich Wenner finished local yacht club ln the thraeoractf horses-going off at such prices. Rt. U at Circle - Liberty M M Nichols- had no where near the Lund, is ■ Times «!rki ' fourth*.,lin g .^ranch, 'it, HftH’sllu d iljhse: baiters In ,tha up .oo .Jha.mOTnd. forJlui.Arrows event, ,1s assisted by cochairm elt Despite th*i:harem-Bcaram<-«ac- ieffectlveni** of"Keyport*» pitcher, I ,'nl.ol 'ji'.Jtl q-/-i litiu K*W*rt (1) Ntptaaa (t) MHS No-Hite AH The Men .Who Make Baseball For Boys 8»12 A Going Proposition In Keyport Keyport Trims a b r h ab r k J . Jannarooe, If I 0 0 Sluke, cf ‘ ' I " I f Second Time, Wins une 3-1 Ochlnegro, c 4 1 1 Collette, Ib i o o Chromy, d 1 I S Brogna, If 2 0 J, For tbe aeceod time this ■easaa, One-hit pitching by lefthander C. Brown, aa 4 0 1 Chapman, 2b i » r Matawan defeated Atlantic High Alex Pletrewlca Tuesday downed J. Wilson, lb 1 2 2 Hoffman, at 2 i a land! by a no-tttter. Pet* Ben Neptune 1-1 and aent Keyport Perry, lb 1 0 0 DePalo, rf 1 0 I nett pitched Ifac 6-2 via for the Hlgh’t baseball team Into ths all- Beo Jackson, lb 2 0 1 Brace, lb 1 » 0 Maioea u d Sled this time. Carl important garaa at Matawan to Topolewski,. rf 1 0 0 Walah, c 2 0 0 morrow boasting an 8-1 record. Stephens wai tht first one to kt Scuorzo, rf 1 0 1 Shuck, c • 0 0 0 the Tigers down without a hit The This waa the second win of the Pietrewicz, p 1 0 1 Ksplan, p 2 0 1 r a ™» - Open Til Midnight Eckel Geared In Drunk-O-Meter w l J . A t i f y V U , / , / / Hailed ai a mw and daring v V ' v V l ' 1 / / / A / adventure in mmhanriislng, tha Police Car Case Keyport merchants will remaia Record Reading ^C harged with cutting off a state open uutiJ L2 o'clock mldaigU, What is believed to be the high Friday, May 21. Tb* iafohour u s e police car while making a turn oil est recording ever taken schedule was annoiiwttd yester drunk-o-meter at Keyport State Main St. ioto C hurcb S t A pr. 14 day by Richard Harnmei, chair* a t 10: II a.m ., with a tru ck , M artin main of the retail standards pro Police barracks was reported at Eckel, Morganville, was cleared io motion committee of tbe Key Magistrate Luther A. Foster'! HELP WANTED FOR RENT HOUSES FO R SA LE Situation Wanted FO R S A LE port Chamber of Commerce. (1800 to $2600, delivered to your lot WILL wash and iron all types of SUPERIOR trailer, 1 bedrooms, the court of Magistrate James H. court In Matawan Township Tues PRINTER W. KKANSBIIr G. large 1 room The three hours between the curtains; also stretch curtains In front kitchen, 47 ft. long. Martin, Monday, despite statements day. It involved complaints All around man; for floor work, furnished apartment, private en Bungalows, 4 rooms and bath. regular closing hour of I p.m. my own borne. Prompt service. television included. Call COIfax press work. Must be thoroughly trance and bath. All utilities furn Houses located In Manalapan, N. J- attributed to him by the troopers. and midnight will be “bargain pressed by Patrolmen Ralph Wai Call P A rk w ay 1-3595. w jtf 4-1054 between 5 and 7 p.m, wjM experienced, steady Job, salary de ished , (25 weekly. One block from Housemovers, Inc., 56 Hull Ave Edward W. Currie, Matawan, was hours" accordJag to Mr, HanyneJ. lace and John McGinty, arresting pending on ability. Call William Hwy 36 bus stop. Call. KEansberg nue, Freehold. N. J. Call FReehold LICENSED practical nurse wishes Participating merchants wUl offer TRAILER FOR SALE attorney (or Me. .Eckel. The charge officers, against Ulysses Ross, L. Morris, Mechanical T he 6-0846. Wjtf off Highway 33. Daley & Petries, private cases. CaU COIfax 4-1902. special bargains after 9, 10 an d SlifL, Beautiful 1958 Ventora trailer; was made against him by Sgt. Jo Newark, and Charles Freeman, FURNISHED rooms, beat, hot wa 8-29I5. ■ wjtf wJ21 11 p.m. to boost shopper Interest Keyport Weekly, COIfax 4-3030. 2 bedroLm s, picture windows ter and telephone service. Rates seph Hall, Keyport' State Police, The promotion will be widely Arlington Ave., Cliffwood, appre ______' • w jtf MARLBORO TOWNSHIP: small WILL care for children in my home throughout the trailer. 48 ft. long > end up. A rnold H ouse, 123 F irs t who Introduced Trooper E. J advertised, according to Mr. hended while pushing cars EXPERIENCED OPERATORS farm, house, 6 rooms and bath, aaytime and any' age. Call b y 10 ft. wide; can be seen any Street, Keyport or caU COIfax Becker at driver ol the state police Ilammel through the newspaper* County Rd. Mar. 28. at 10:45 p.m p.m. to t p.m. Monday thru qlao outbuildings. Nicely land LOweU 6-4104. wJ14 time. CaU COIfax 4-5552, Hazlet, and by window signs. Stores in 4-9680. ______W jtf N.J. , wJ14 car-In the accident. It was the Patrolman Wallace showed the Thursday. . scaped yard, pleasant surround WILL keep children in my home Keyport will be closed all day 8; 15 a.m . to 12; U p .m .‘S a tu rd a y s LARGE beautiful apartment; 3 ings. CaU LOwell 6-0371 after S p.m. for working mothers and wlU testimony ol the trooper that Mr, court a drunk-o-meter report of N E W 6 volt battery; used 3 weeks. Memorial Day, May M, the chair* BAYSHORE TOGS bedrooms, located on farm. Call or Sundays. wjtf baby sit evenings. CaU COIfax For Plymouth, Chevrolet, Ford; Eclt<;l had sw ung w ide w ith his man declared. Mr. Ross showing a .35 reading. Locust Street, Keyport , LOwell 6-0038 ev en in g s o r SH ady- 4-1424. wJ14 truck into th e leftfiaAd" lane of side 1-1451 days. ■ wJ28 MATAWAN, 2 Bank Street; Duplex, cost-$22.00, will sell tor $10f CaU .15 re a d in g ' ja. n ecessary to COlfs* «48M DAY TIME care for 'Children in the road and then had swung 2-famlly, 10 and 4 rooms, 2 car CO Ifax 4-1106 a f te r S p.m . w jtf establish a state of drunkenness. w lU APARTMENT, S rooms, $90 per private home, fenced in equip around sharply to cross the lane of month; heat > included. Call garage, oU, brass plumbing. Ap Boating. Bill Is The officers reported that they had MALE OR FEMALE: retired Real ped play yard; constant supervis ACCORDION LESSONS travel of the police car to.get into LOwell 0-1419. R e feren ce req u ired . proximately 10C x 273',,2 blocks found Mr. Ross driving without a ion, hot lunches and snacks. Mon We furnish accordion free. LES Church St. The trooper declared Estate sales personnel wanted to from Matawan Station. wjl I license and operating a car, which , w JU d a y th ru F rid a y . LOweU 6-5090. no signal w u given from the Eckel service sign accounts In northern SONS AT YOUR H O M E, 12.50, Beaten By Solons was not registered, VWi fictitious New Jersey. Wonderful oppor M ataw an, unfurnished a p a rt SPACIOUS older home; kitchen, JOHNNIE WALKER, [NSTRUC. truck and the officer asserted that Business O pportunities p lates. tunity to grow with an expanding ment, 4-rooms. Available May living room, dining room, den, 3 TOR- COLFAX f0914. wJU he assumed thst Mr. Eckel had Bayshore area boating Interests Because of the unusual nature company or supplement your pres 13th Call LOweU 8-3544. wJ14 bedrooms and bath, llot water oU BE YOUR OWN BOSS gone into the left lane only to make ton a major victory Monday when ALL MUSICAL instruments for of the case, the court declined to ent Income. Commlssloi): Write APARTMENT for rent; also rooms. heat, near schools and buses. Sell O P E R A T E A a left turn. The state police car the State Aasembly defeated the rent or sale at low prices at The accept a plea from Mr. Ross and Box R E S In care of this news Call LOwell 6-4230. J14 ing price $11,900. Veterans no TEXACO SERVICE STATION went ahead In its normal course State Marine Navigation Act, As Music Spot, 42 ' Broad St.,, K«y. directed that this defendant be In down payment. Present 4% G. I. on Its own side of the street, Troop sembly Bill .15. Both Keyport Bor* p a p e r^ ______’______w jtf BUNGALOW, 4 rooms and bath, Modern porcelainized two bay sta p o r t P hone COIfax 4-5998, prl- court again next week, for dis Assumption available. Carlton H. er Becker declared, only to have ough and .Matawan Township had ACCOUNTS payable bookkeeper; large front porch, screened back tion available at i Bethany Road vata lessons $2.50. wjtf position of; the case. ' ' ' the Eckel truck veer back Into its gone on record opposing adoption ability to type. Pleasant working porch. Cliffwood {leach, $60 per Poling Realtor, 31 Osborn Street, near Hazlet Ave., Hazlet, for am As for his companion, Mr. Free K eyport. CO lfax 4-1918. wJ14 15 FT. Chris Craft run about with path. of the measure as "discrimina conditions, liberal employee bene month, available May 20. CaU bitious operator with Umlted capi man, the court accepted , a' guilty 1858 C a rry C ra ft T ra ile r; both Mr. Currie wanted to know of tory and arbitrary." fits. - Canterbury Knitters Ltd., Lo. PA rkw ay 1-5989. J14« tal who desires to increase his in plea and assessed a fine 'of $200 like new. Asking only $1950. CaU Trooper Becker why he did not Delegates from the bayshore Keyport. W|H ON TREASURE LAKE come. Lubrication equipment is in and $5 costs on the drunken driv AUTOS F'bR SALE LOweU 6-2600. C an b e se en an y apply his brakes in time to avoid area, including representatives of stalled. Modest rent. CaU KEans- ing charge. MALE truck drlvqr an d Inside 1957 F ord, C u sto m 300, dooc time In Matawan. wJ21 collision if he had the' state police Keyport's large boat building In- 4 CUffwood — 4 rooms and bath on b q rg 6-3866 fo r detaU s; also a v a il Aaothsr Charge Filed worker. High school graduate, car under control; The trooper lustiy, the Keyport Yacht Club sedan, black and white, radio and first floor. Three rooms and half able within two weeks, new 2 bay CASH REGISTER, $30; Underwood A third driver before the court ove> 20 years of age. Writ* Box heater. Very good condition, orlg stated there was not apace to ef ana commercial boating interests 1 bath on second; bslement. About station at Middle Road snd Laurel typewriter, $20; baht) saw , w a te r paid 1200 fine ahd $5 costs fo r J In care of this newspaper. wj!4 Inal owner, under 14,000 miles. Call fectively apply the brakes. Mr. appeared at public hearings In $2,000 down and $76 per month for Ave., Holmdel Township. - wjtf pump, cabinet sink, Console sewing drunken driving. He was Ervin COIfax 4-3074 a fte r 6 p.m. or Sun Currie asked the trooper tho dis Trenton to fight the measure. MAN, or woman to help clean non-veteran. - machine, pair of HoUywood beds, L, T ice, 19. Spring V a|iey R d ., (Old FOR SALE tance behind the Eckel car he was tavern mornings.. Call, LOwell day. , wjtf kitchen set, play pen, stroller, fish- The bill only received 19 votes, Bridge. He w as arraigned' by traveling. The trooper ^aid 25 8-9888. w j 14 1952 OLDSMOBILE, convertible. CHARLES R. BEA, Agency •' Ugpele and reel. CaU Keansburg 12 short of the 31 required fo r Patrolman Francis Cheraey, town feet It also was brought out passage. At final roll c«U -only two Call COIfax 4-5793. w l4 ShoreJCpncourse, CUffwood CAMERA w W ship police, as the driver >vh6, on DENTAL asaistant; part time. ■ y.wr-■ \ ••• A**.?- there were 21 feet of skidmarks. Republicans voted for the measure 1950 FORD V6, good running con lO w e ll m b C O lfax A p r. 20, ran hia car into the op W rlti Box H In care of thla newb- HEN AID dish waster, port Stanley Siyat, South River, In along with 17 Democrats. It was dition, $95. C all LOweU 64414. posite lane of traffic, striking a paper.' w lli . ' . w iM 4 x 5 jUible. New,...... in original carton.rton. the police car with the trooper at opposed by II Assembly members, wJ14» CaU CO Ifax 4-2418. a f ow ned b y K a rl B ehr, 1110 1 B. M. Key Jtych Operator; ex TWO b e d ro o rt ra n c h a t 71 SPEED GRAPHIC wJ14 the time, headed to Morganville tncjpdlng all three Monmouth and 1956 FORD hard top convertible, Florence Ave., Union Beach An perienced 026 rrtaehnft!. PleasSftt “ Ave., sjM ftrd. Easy terms; ,»|B * i * fejfc SttfllDY heavy duty work bench; to investigate a reported accident Ocean representatives. Twenty* Fairiane Victoria. Fully equip thony Coozallna, 33, Sunset Ave. working' conditions, liberal em take your lot in.trade..L. L. Karicus, ' THREE HOLDERS 15<-long, 20” -wide, 3' high with tJhttr Sryat's car, was put on the five assemblytnen abstained. ped; going to Germany, must sell. Matawan, told the officer he aaw ployee benefits. • Canterbury Knlt- LOwell 6-1057 o r K E IIogg 1-1172. 3/4" plywood lop. Contains three stand He waa unable to tell much Required Licensing COIfax 4-2427 a n y tim e. w JU FLASH ATTAGHMEN' the Tice car strike the Behr auto ters, Locust Street, Keyport. wJU ______• w]M full length shelves enclosed IB 4 about the happening because of a The measure would have re $125,00 aad sought to avoid the Old Bridge t953 dodge, a cylinder,. 2 . do o r set, of doors. -Also a heavy Mty Language barrier. Mr. Szyat Is quired die licensing of allamaU SALESMAN -or--woman; - excellent ATTRACTIVE ranch with, garsge; driver's vehicle « n r hurtled out sedan; perfect condition, good machine parts-faekj - 7' high, 4’ Germ an. boat operators at a three-year opportunity In the real-estate busl- 75 r US lot. VETS NO DOWN C A L l~ of the {tlleup in his direction, ft rubber, any demonstration. "Only wide, 10” deep. Both reasonably Sgt. Ha!) then tool* the stan d licensing fee of 50 cents and the ness. Experience not essential. PAYMENT; $65 per month. ' < w ai no use, according to Mr. miles; LOweU 0-0237, Sell' priced. Call LOwellHCaT. w]14 and produced record of the crash Pleasant working conditions. 37,000 John Trab a chlno ; : r ; ^ WILLIAM L. MORRIS, registration of all outboard mo Conzallna, and his car was struck with a statement reportedly given Charles R, Bea, Agency Ing because of Ulness. wjM CO LFA X 4-3030 ; tors and commercial and noncom on Its left side. P h o n e LO w ell S-1737 CANNA LILIES. for sale; $3 per by Mr. Eckel tending to confirm mercial power boats. Registra Shore Concourse, Cliffwood - . .'.'-■v -■ |U .’wjtf ; bushel. McNeiU's, corner of Ana P. Huttenloch, 1110 Florence SERVICE the account of the accident offered LOweU 6-6107 COIfax 44H6 Poole Ave., and' Stans' Itoad, Rari- tion fees would have ranged from Ave., Union Beach, was reported RAUCH house,'. 6'/^ rooms; recn»-. USED TELEVISION^ by Trooper Becker. Mr, Currie FRAN’S Hspp* Day Nursery for t p Township, •Kejrport, J. ti for outboard motors and power In a s ta te of sh o ck , stnd In ju ry w i l f aHon room' with bar, partitioned - AND APPUAN' . N. demanded to know If lt were not boats under 18 feet long to a fee children of working or shopping U rge 'selection'- to choose'frtm . after the. accident but declined ACCOUNTS receivable bookkeeper, basement with work area. Beauti ONE foil size' bed, gray, 2 yesrs the practice In accident* between of 120 for boats 40 feet and oVer. mothers. Hot lunches supplied, VILLAGE TV. 20 E. Front Street. help of t h e Matawan Township ability to type. Steady employ fully lan d scap ed , p a tio s. -Id eal lo-. old, good condition. $45; call two cara where there ta substantia] The bill also contained special reasonable rates. CaU LOwell K e y p o rt______wjtf First Aid car. She was operating ment. Pleasant working conditions. cation. Must sell, employment LOweU t-6414.; W]I 4- property damage to give both drlv- registration fees for small boat 6-5308. WJ2S the Behr car when It was struck, tra n sfe rred , (Call CO Ifax 4-4312, 12> FT. runabout, plywood, two seat- era, nut Just one, a summons. Mr, Liberal employee benefits. Canter lively operators and boat dealers. according to Patrolman Cherney. - PARKER Boarding Home for aged jit. newly painted and varnished RU G S, used,. II) x 14, 9 x 15. 9 x 18, Currie questioned why the trooper bury,Knitters-Ltd., Locust Street, - -■ - j n The licensing a c t was b itte rly Richard E. Glllis, 131 Broad St., men and women; 24 hour super ^eady to go in water wlUi 9 X 12? 8 x 19; a sso rtm e n t of ru n had not gotten a ticket for follow* Keyport. •' wJ7 tick.'' opposed by .the Ilveiy operators Matawan; Ralph Mallnconlco, 24 vision; individual diets. Licensed HAZLET ranch, 2 bedrooms, liv . ft HP'motor, all-in excellent con- ners. Twin beds, 3/4, and full. Ing too cloae. Sgt. Hall did not MALE and: female general coim and Jboat dealers who formed the Lower Main St., Matawan; and by State of New Jeresey. Reason ing room, dining room, kitchen, iflUon. Call COIfax 4-3030 d r’CAp; Other furniture. Shore Furniture, find an issue of traveling too •iselors,': kindergarteners, folk New Jersey Boating and Fishing Robert E. Donnell III. Rea Bank, able rates. IU miles south of hot,water heat.. G.I. and .F.H& jtat 2-0648.'______. 'tf jti Rt. 35, Laurence Harbor. Open 7 closely behind Involved when Mr. d an ce a n d craft specialists. Association to fight Ibe proposed were all reported to hSVe‘witnessed Matawan light. Highway 34; oppo mon^r available,.‘$11,500.'Sterling days. ' wJ14 Eckel was reportedly moving in Y M H A Day Camp, Hilitrest USED refrigerators, $49.95 a n d up. regulations. the accident, Mr. Tice was tested site’ White Gate Inn. CaU LOwell McCann; Real Estate;: 253 Broad (he left lane while the state police 2-0385, M r. G erard ,. wi21 Good condition.- Pete’s Inc,,:COI Assembly Minority Leader Al fpr his state, of Intoxication and 6-061 r. Jtf S tfeet, Keyport." CO Ifax 4-1376. J14 KENMORE; wHnger washer, like car was in ita proper right lane. fax 4-2700 o r K E an sb u rg 6-111)0, fred N. Beadleston (H-Monmouth) then the charge was. entered; - MALE: PaEjJter-fihipping . clerk. "sr ' -.H-0 train layojt, engine, Sgt. Hall testified Mf, Eckel had w jii rlbed. the Small bgnt.act a # a A fine of RQ and $5 costs was Steady wot*;' good oppprtunity R ial Estate For Sale ACREAGE FOR SALE cnrs^^tpMsk,: Call COIfax been advised of his Vighte before r^jgrrj ; r-t ijreayeratlc p ftice-nM dlng t S X paid by OeoMe Barrett, Morgan for advancement. Buildenb||Kial- 4-45GtroEfftor‘"‘E . o r all day making a statement. Currie W. KEANSBUhG* near Hwy. 36, 2 bllf during a 30-mthlftadebatp. ville, for having no driver’a license. ty Wholesalers Inc., JU.'3ff:aiotAt family -house furnished; 1 a c re . wJI4 put Mr. Eckel on the stand. The , i m i Mr. Beadleston s«ifl, the.proposed Patrolman Wallace entered the lantic St., Keyport. ‘ wJ14 property, summer bungalow, gar 18S81M ik 2 bedroom trall- Morganville truckman -fbslsted he per acre. Also 16 acres well situ . :e Estimates bill goes far beyond-the, fedferal charge Mar. 27. Robert Nlchol, age, outbuilding, Income property, . er,' 47 xpellent 'condition. had never left hia p ro p er lane be* H O U S E K E E P E R : 4-3 d a y s weekly,. ated In Matawan borough. CaTlton No Money Down. 3onnei*;. Act and • would impose 38 S eabreeze Way, Keansburg, owner will assume nlortgage. Call H. Poling Realtor, 31,Qs|>om Street, A ir c o ii ft.t C all COIfax 4-0792 fore making the turn to Church Furnish awjr transportation. Te|e- Karl 'A.- Frantz, COIfax 4-M0J. 1 regulatlons not required' by the paid (5 and (J cppts for no registra a t noon. graph Hill Section, Holmdel. CaU K E sn sb u rg 6-0848. " - ' w jtf Keyport. COIfax 4-iM^v wJU • -.y J ifa w)14 St. and that his signal lights were Coast Guard or by neighboring New tion In .possession on a charge en- W H itney 6-4428: j J14 on. He also disputed that he had York. ' ,v'; ter*d by Trooper Frank Lldtra, yeeeeeeeeeeeeeee^eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeef.eeeeeeeeeeeeei N E W i i USED TIRES been given a proper explanation Barkakm’s View v Keyport State Police. WOMAN to do general house worll that anything he had aald at state Assemblyman Clifton T. Bark- John Lubrs, 11 Weldon Rd., Mata- on Saturdays. Cali LOwell 6-6372. FAd*)ftY RECAPS police headquarters in Keyport alow (R-Monmoiith) said , tha li Wan, paid (I ahd 15 costs for no ______f < ,31)1 Always At'Uirge Discounts might be used against him in court. censing act would not accomplish registration In possession on a WOMAN for light cleaning; '/j day |USlNES5. SiEftyiCES QUALITY TIRES John Oros, Dunellen, was fined "anything": In • tha' way of pro charge entered by Patrolman a Week. Preferably Friday morn, 3141 H w y. 35, H azlet $10 and $5 coats aa the driver moting small boat Mfety, He sild Cherney. There were II drivers ee» eeeeeee#eem ee»eeee«»ee»e»e«ee»eeeeeeee«eee^ — eeeeeeeeeeMeees ing. CaU LOweU 6-0049. J14 P hone: CO LFAX 4-1736 whose car hit one operated by the state could do a far . better arraigned, for offenses on th e U f Gather Barnard,. MorganvUle. at Job of preventing boating acci Garden State Parkway. They paid Ahtli 6 Top Soil gulldoilng INSTRUCTION w jtf F reneau Ave. Apr. 26. M r. Oros dents by maintaining Its water fin e s totaling 1137. 'FO&fONiTV SHOP clatmed the Barnard car stopped in ways properly. ' - Counter cbmplalnts were filed In KEYPORT driving instruction, dual1 , ... . ANTIQUES ECKEL BROTHERS REFRIGERATOR, G.E.; good run CINDERS ning condition. Call LOwell front of him la the line of traffic Assemblyman Elmer M. Mat a c ra s h A pr. 28 betw een autoa o p er control car, licensed by state of We buy and sell Antique. Furniture, TRUCKING * ^jA VATIN G. Bull and he could not avoid hitting it. thews (D-Essex), one of the bill's ated by Dolores W. Hauler, 35, of New Jersey. No extra charge for B rl6-a-brac, China, Glass, Dolls, TRAP ROCK,'t)rlveway Gravel, dozing and shate); loader service. M 095. • , ... ', . WjM Blues tone Mason-Sspd ItG ravel, Magistrate Martin found ihis nq five co-sponsors, moved ihatitlld 17 Beliiioht, Dr., gait keansburg, pick up from your borne. CaU Jewelry. U. S. and Foreign stamp*;; Cellars, septlc' tanks. fill dirt, top BOAT, 14 (t, Fiber; 3 years old. excuse for not having his car under ovtr. This ralaed the possibility and Margaret B. Hoose, 51, of 7 COIfax 4-3550. WJ4/25/59 The,Matthews, 115 Broadway, Kw- Topsoil * FlU birt. Trench Dig soD, road gravel, washed gravel Complete with 'trailer, 3 extra ging * BuUdojIng. control. that the measure may be amended Prospect PI., Matawan. Their cars port. COIfax 4-1446. WJM and mason sand We specialize In tires; also 1958 SCott A tw a te r out Patrolman John Muller, borough WANTED TO BUY furthur-and brought to a vote collided : at the Intersection "if land clesring. LOwell 8-1845, Old board motor-with automatic baler, police, who investigated, reported Electrical DIETRICH BROS. INC, again., ... Lower Main St. and Gerard Ave. 'WE BUY old .guna, rifles, swords, Tennent Rosd, Box' 64, Morgsiv used approximately 12 hours. CaU the two Oros children; George s; Mr: Matthews said ths Assembly . NEW BRUNS. AVE- Patrolman James Hoyt, township ..muilcal instruments, statues, i JUSTIN ROSATO: — _— MATAWAN. N. J. ------Jdlle.;/ i ----- wJ6/25 LOwell 6-1894; can be stop at 399 _ *nd-Maiy..Annet- 8,-w e re -ta k 6n*by- TnuisptirtaUon~Commltlee will pollceTnvestlgated. The court electric tools. Call Walt. KEans- . v 'Electrical Contractor ; • LO 6-3993 L O S-2192 Shore Concourse, CUffwood. wJ14 Mauwan First Ald Squad after Uie meet soon With Conservation Com. found the evidence produced In b u rg $-6840. w jtf - Resldentlsl - Commerclsfl , ...... * wj26 Maintenance crash to a physician.1" ’ T ~ ~ misslonar Salvatire A. Bontempo sufficient to support the complaints Industrial • Electric Heating TOME ft^A IR S, additions, car- In an effort to come up with and dismissed both. GIBSON’S . Cliffwood. N. J . pentry, cabinet making, painting, compromise bill acceptable to B oySuspectedln LOweU 6-4276 . LOweU 8-4689 paper hanging, masonry, glszing. EGGS shore representatives. T O P S O I L Hearing .w jr/16 GENERAL SERVICES CO. M ED IU M Monday’s action was a person- theft O f Puna '((ontlnued from page one) L O w ell 6-3107 ' . 4 doz. — - $1.00 sl defest for Mr. Bontempo whose MHS Trackmen In Top soU, HU dirt and rosd gravel. which were used to support Contractors • '' ' : .. : wj28 A boy about eight or 10'years Navigation Bureau had recom Dozef*and backhoe service.- Lateral CARPENTKR and building contra<> •POULTRY FARM old with blond crew cut hair has mended the provisions In the smail trolly trestle which has been installations,'excavating. CARPENTRY, painting, papering Englewood Meet > tor, J. G. Mefsger, Florence Ave., Amboy Road, Keyport • been described as the.rr.ost likely b o at a c t abandoned. He also estimated -It ‘ cabinet making. Ail types suspect in the theft of from $23 to Matawan High's trackmen WiU wquhf cojt $12,000 to provide ti. Keyport. New homes, garages, all repairs; csrpets instsUsd Phone: LOweU 6-&18 STROTHER & ECKEL (23 from a handbag owned by Mrs. be- taking college’, board examin Street, Sidewalks, water and curbs alterations and repairs. Call COl and repaired. CaU COIfax 44536. w j l l Lillian Augustine of Augustine Sideswipe, Bumping . ations Saturday at the rather dis to Subdivldekthe property A lajnbre f a x 4-4159. ■ w j l l . 138 LOWER MAIN.CT. - wJ28 MARLBORO LUMBER Blvd., Cliffwood. Accidents Reported tant locale of Englewood (N. J.) than five loti. CARPENTER and mason contract MATAWAN ROOMS papered or painted as low ■ Mrs. Augustine's purse was taken High School, This becomes more , In cross examination, Mr. Heus or,' new homes, alterations snd LOWELL6-1993 a $10. Labor only. . Phone ' . C O . : ' ; understandable when it;Is known Saturday afternoon' .from a filing Two accidents were reported to er, drew, an admission that tho tract store fronts. George Roafh, Park ’ GIBSON 6-3814 , KEansbnrg 6-4602.,______■ wJ28 EVERYTHING in the building line, - cabinet at the Boston Market, 147 Matawan Township Police In the that the MHS boys will fieave the could be . subdivided into 12 build-; w a y 1-5323. wJ2l for that new home. Open 4 nights " ' : - wjl/28 Have Your - Cellars - Yards _ Brlghtpn Ave., Perth A m boy p u t! Week, J, Li Wagner, Irving examination room at noon to dop ing jpts .from Mr. Lazarus. The a week unUl 6 P.M., Friday and. PAINTING, Papethangirg and . Attics - Garages .' w here she is employed. The ton, 1 reported to Patrolman Ralph their, track; uniforms to participate 'reaifor insisted however, "It vfllil Saturday until 5 P.M., Sunday,. Taping. Norman Soltysik, Cen*. C le a n ed N ow . ' purse was found In the rear of the E. Wallace hia car waa sldeswlped in the anhual Englewood Invitation still .cost’ $0000." No testimony to ter Ave-M atawan. LOwell 6^446. P.M. . Located . next to - Julia’s' t o p s o i l - ; : ; WE SPECIALIZE IN . : Store with only a few cents worth by one driven by John Cummings, track meet. ! determine the cost of removing the Drive-In Restaurant, U. S. Hwy t. Free Estimates given.. ,wJ30 : ROTOTILLING of change in it. 90S Front St., Union Beach, on The Englewood meet is the out concrete piers was admitted untU' C all G ib so n B-9624. . Jtf'. . Custom Plowing, Discing - - • The boy-suspect had'entered the R oute 35, CUffwood,' a t 2 p.m standing all-events competition of their-sire and weight may be as FERNANDEZ ' Big Loads |U ■ And Odd Jobs store before the theft was discover Saturday, the lnterscholastlc season. It waB certained. * a s p h a l t P A V I N G T op Soil - B e s t |M Lawns Seeded Peat Moss SHOPPERS ed and was.seen st.the bock of the Charlotte Clark, Neptune, In announced earlier this week that Mr. Heuser pointed out that Uie SPECIALIZING IN Road Gravel, big loads ...... $1| Norway Maples Stire.' He'wore a pullover sport formed Patrolman John Kinnane such famed track and field com board-had agreed to pay )8 a Fill Dirt, big loads $ 6 DELIGHT DRIVEWAYS , shirt ahd stood about four feet tall: her car waa backed Into by one petitors as Samuel Cardozo High, front-foot for two lots in the Im Sand, gravel, blue' atone; bulldoz CALL: CHEVALIER 383 MIDDLE RD„ HAZLET, N. J. YES MR. ft MRS SHOPPER Patrolmen Peter Yaremko a nd operated by George Quinn; Wood' Washington, D. C., and Ringh Tech, mediate neighborhood lie noted ing, driveways graveled, lots clear ■ For Free Estimste FOR ESTIMATES CALL YOU WJLL BE DELIGHTED David G. -Petro Investigated. bridge, while It was parked on thi Cambridge, Mass.; will send teams the- depth of these lots was only ed an d sep tics dug". - E c k e l’s T ruck ■■...... a t ...... WHEN YOU SEE THE Parkway side of Central Ave, She into competition. The leading track 100' feet whlle tho depth ot Jots COLFAX 4-4932 ing, Woolleytown Road, Morgan LOweU 6-5549 LO w ell £6388 QUALITY AND COMPARE. charged-Mr. • Quinn "gol! nasty” powers of New York Cltyand Wesf- Which' cbVid.be located on his tract : . . wJ21 ville. LO W ELL 6-5707. ' w jl6 ■ LO w ell 6-0575 ' No Defense' Pleat " ■ PRICES■' when She sought to talk to him Chester County as well; as many w ould b e 250 feet. 6 A h T H MOVING EQUIPMENT . wJ16 North Jersey schools and some Two youths indicted last Week abovt 'If and then drove away. Number Of Wltnessca Mbtor' pans, equipped for.com- from the.Phlladelphla.nr'ca.will b« Upholstery — TsjriherMlddletex'Cotinty-Gnmd —Witnesses called- at the hearing plefe-developmcnt' ‘ ' * w°l!': — ' Cajllng DE LUXE SPACKLING _ AVAILABLE ON OUR In action. Collego talent scoots Will j ' Jury entered no defense pleas -Frl- by Kenneth; E. Joel, attorney fo? us will asve you money. money - C. W. LARRY’S UPHOLSTERY SHOP Dry Wall Constractors LIBERAL CREDIT PLAN" Nina Bell Feted line tho runways as this athletes , i CrtKI m t day; They were Phillip At Galluccl, the board and Mr. Heuser Included THOMPSON & SON, 123 Fourth St„ AUTO sest Covers, furniture up Sheetrock - taping and finishing. take off, so there Is a singular - It of ’ 253 Main' St., Mattwan, Mr. and Mrs.: Calvin-Bell, Mata- Mr. Langan, Mr. Lazarus, John * ' ' ‘ LAkewood 64527. w]4 holstered;’ Tailor ’ a o d custom F r e e e stim a te s. LO w ell 6-6190. fitness to havlrtg tho collego board ' and Eugene J; Nagy; 18, of 118 wan entertained Monday afternoon Union Beach realtor, Ed< work. 33 Little Streeh Matawan. JH* - W E - examinations held at the Engle David St., South Amboy. Galiucci, in celebration of the sixth birth Ciararolc Til* Phone LOweU 6-3016, wJ28 wood school tho morning of t h o ward Scullion; secretary of thi? INSTALL & SERVICE who Is charged with robbery and day of their daughter, Nina. Guests f > A U L a . e g a n .'JUT Television meqL , i .' . board of education and Union Beach breaking, entering and. larceny, were Nikki Lloyd, Gloria Toma- ’ CERAMIC TILE SERVICE REPCOPREPAK * Coach John Caracciolo,:Matawaii, Borough Clerk Alfred T. Hcnnesjy Floors and Nagy,- indicted on two break- sello, Connie and Karen McMullen, : 15} Broad St, Matawan . TV SERVICE plans; to take all .‘the. bqys on his TUBELESS BOILERS in counts, two.,alAin^tefts, tw o Wendy Royer, Ann Lea&tine, Susan , LO W ELL e-6094 . squad who have registered tim er Mr; - Joet,- who asketl the ad> FLOORS laid, scraped, finished LOW ELL 6-1600 robberies and onJHfcrceny, were Smutko, Barbara Galloway, Nancy ' “ F R E E E S T IM A T E S ------so far this season that, make them, Joumment until Saturday, Indicated -and waxed; old floors.a specialty TEN EYCK RONSON INC BASEBOARD RADIATION ■ charged with two other teen-agers, Chine, Gaeta Bell, Amy Lusebfmk, .. w|14 "possibilities" against the times ho would caU additional witnesses AU types of tile floors laid, exclud MATAWAN— Denise Henderson, Charles Pike, ing ceramic. Call William Peter -______- wj6/23 that aro standard In-the Englewood In an attempt to establish the ex HOT AND COLD WATER Thomas Casagrande, Thomas Mc Slib Covert son, (!0 4-6043. wJ6/4 Struck By Car competition. It Is a spectacle that istence of an easement through the WINTER AND SUMMER ...... Graw and Charles Bell. DON’S TV SERVICE will bring together the more re property, Value oftropefty facing ■ p i n c Us H i o n Donald Dally, six, of Edge- For fast efficient radio and tele nowned lnterscholastlc track com a railroad right-of-wny and tha Cnstom made slip covers snd dra Exterminators 6 0 M O N T H S * T O P A Y view Rd., Cliffwood,, complalnepl ol vision se rv ic e caU LOweU 6-3844 ‘ Parents Of Son petitors of the east. It was largely slzo and.I, w eight of the co n crete perles- Free estimates given, ADVANCED TERMITE w|28 an injury of. his right ankle Thur'f- out of their showing at Englewood piers. choose fabrics In your own home day afternoon after he was struck CONTROL SERVICE & FREE ESTIMATES Mr. and Mra, Henry Esposito, that Matawan'a Larry Salmon , The board is. acquiring property d in Dorothy Smith, LOwell 8-1296 by ,’a ' car while riding his blcycln Box 40, VanBracklo Rd., Matawan, GENERAL EXTERMINATING Wallpaper stirred the Interest of tho Univer north of the Memorial School to wjO/25 . on Route 3J. The vehicle, travel All Jobs Guaranteed GIVE US A CALL AT are the parents of a son bom Tues sity of Maryland track coaches'and the rallroad-a'i -thc site for a play IF VOU sre thinking ol redecorat- Private Can . tog' north on _ the 1 highway, was day,' M ay 12, 1959, In .M onm outh Jackie Kuhns was first spotted by .owns L O W E L L 6 4 3 6 1 ground and recreation center. . ERIC WIENER Ing.'visit Burlew’s Studio. 154 operated by Maxy Vitrhol,' 19,,of Medical Center. ’ The baby weighed those on the lookout; for the Uni CXNbSCAPlNG. seeding new lawns First Street. Keyport Large, se K West 34th St., fiayonne, Matk- nine pounds and, has been named versity of Southern California. Defense Bonds pay the s a m e and complete mslntensnce; rota CHARTER 7-7811 lection of patterns from (9c up HE BARGAIN HOUSE _ . s » n : T ow n«hlp ;Pt>ll Matawan'a dual meet with Nep rate of interest aa the War Bonds tilling, top soil and ahruba. L. Lu . 359 Remsen.Ave. . Quick service; also, open evenings . TENNENI RD., ' T h i vyouth -*eceiiT?l, tune yesterday was called off .on. you bought during the war. Bi ' eutU nfdscaplag, Stone itoad. Key- New Brunswick. N. 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TOOt V:;;: H m M nn|i' ;; t j -'' ' M Thursday, May 14, 1959 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL Pag* One — Second Section Cliffwood Beach Couple Married At St. Ann’s Sterling McCann1 Bride Of Sayreville Man Parents’ Day Engagements Loftus-Bos • Resident Married Married May 2 By Monmouth Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Bos, R.D. 1, Englishtown, announce the en M iss C arol Shimak. daughter f Miss Nellie Steinhoff, Newaik* The second annual Parents' Day gagement of their -daughter, of Mr- and Mrs. Charles Shimak, daughter of Mr. and M n. AUrtd on the Monmouth College carnpua, Barbara, to Timothy J. liftus, 203 B i r ell w o o d Dr., Cliffwood Steinhoff, Brooklyn, N. Y., became West Long Branch, wlil lake place Beach, became the bride of Steven th e b rid e of S terlin g McCWttV, sqo Sunday, sponsored by the fresh- Deak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steven o f L eo M cC ann, 253 B ro a d S t , gnan class with the co-operation of Deak, 370 Lawrence St., Perth Am Keyport, and the Ute Mrs. McCann, other campus organizations. The boy, S atu rd ay , M ay 9, 1959, a t 2 S atu rd ay , M a y 2, 1959, a t 2 P ® day Is reserved for students to p.m. in St. Lawrence's Church, in St. Joseph's Church, Keyport. show their families whitt life Is like on campus. Laurence Harbor. The Rev. Walter The Rev. John Hendricks officiated. Class president John D. Boiler, M. Slattery performed the double Given in marriage by her father, Little Silver, has Invited parenta ring ceremony before an altar dec the bride wore a white silk chapei- of present students and parents of orated with white gladioli and length gown styled with short cap students who will enter the college pom pons. sleeves. She carried a cascade next fall. Also expected on the campus for an afternoon of tours, . Given in. marriage by her father, bouquet of while* roses and car exhibits, glee club offerings and n ations. tb e bjlde wore a princess 6tyle other featurea will be collega trus Two Attendants gown, of white organza over satin tees and faculty members. Miss Elizabeth Steinhoff, Brook with a portrait neckline and long At 1 p m. guided tours will stsrt, lyn, sister of the bride, waa the tapering sleeves. The chapei-length opening the event. Following re maid of honor. She wore a light skirl had an apron effefl of Chan freshments, a special Instsllstlon green chiffon ballerina-Iength gown, tilly lace re-embroidered with se- a large straw hat, matching .acces ceremony will be held In main ijuins and pearls. Her fingertip- building by the atudent honor sories and carried a straw basket length veil of illusion fell from a society, Lambda Sigma Tau. Stu MISS BARBARA BOS of pastel flowers. . crown, of pearls and sequins and dents sre admitted to the Society Bridal attendant was M n. Helen aon ot Mr. Timothy Lottos, she carried a white Bible adorned on the baals ot scholarship and Olsen, Beacon, N. Y., sister-in-law with whit? orchids^ leadership, by faculty vote. T b* Brooklyn, and the lata Mra. Lot* of the bride, who wore a yellow Miss Joanne Rleff, Ridgefield ceremony will Include a greeting tu s. chiffon gown, straw accessories, Park, was her cousin’s maid of to the parents by Dr. Edwsrd O. The bride-elect was graduated and carried a straw basket of honor. Miss Dorothy Lakatos, Schlaefer, president of the college. pastel flowers. / from Matawan High School. Claas Perth. Amboy and Miss Geraldine The ceremony will be followed by For her daughter's wedding, the o f 1150. She la em ployed a s a Schlichtlng, Laurence Harbor, were seleclons from Gilbert and Sullivan bride’s mother wore an orchid the bridesmaids and Miss Sharon and Menotti, offered by ths Glee secretary at Fort Monmouth. printed white chiffon dress with Shimak, Cliffwood Beach, w as Club, under.the direction of Felix Mr. Loftui wai graduated from matching accessories and an orchid MRS. STEPHAN VINCENT MALIK junior bridesmaid. Deborah Shimak Molser, director pf music. Bishop Loughlin Memorial lligh to r s a f e , / . '■. ' ' \ Y * . was flower girt. MR., MRS. DONALD WARREN Befort an altar decorated With res Malik, Sayreville, aister of the School, Brooklyn. He li employed Best man was Leo McCannr Ke)^ Campus organlHtlons co-operat Edward Mascink was best man white knapdragoni and pompons, brtdegrom; Miss EUeen Weniel, ing with the freshman clan are by the New Jersey State Pollco Miss Adrlanne Marie Nappl and a cascade bouquet of pink rosea, port, brother of the bridegroom- and ushering were Alex Lakatos, Miss Maureen Patricia S h e.a, Mstawan; Mlsi Barbara Hoglsn- Lambda Sigma Tau and membera Md !> alatlonod at the Wrights, a n d Miss Janice Warren, West Ushering were Paul Walling, and Ernest Palercaor, Frank Gy,log Donald Warren recited their mar. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Francis der, Marlboro, and Mrs. Joseph of the tnter-fraternlly-sororlty coun town Station. Hs resides at Ml !WalterrW«JU!ftg, Jam y . C[ty< - and Michael Coral, all of Perth riage vows »t a ceremony In St Keansburg, sister of-( bebride- Shea, li Knoll Terr., Hailet,- be Albany, South Amboy. Their gowits cil: Phi Delts Sigma, Mu Alpha Green Valley, Paramui. Mr. Lof. ' Following a reception, at .the /Unboy. groom,. who.wore blue and carried came tlie bride of Stephan Vincent and headpieces were the ssme PL Tau Beta Kappa, and Alpha tus has served four years with Ann's Church, Keansburg, Satur Shore Point Ini), Raritan Township. Reception In Perth Amboy aVascade bouquet of yelldw rtoses. Malik son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen style and color as the honor attend T h eta XI. the U.S. Navy being honorably d ay , M ay 9, 1959, a t 2:30 p.m . the couple left for Atlantic; City. . ‘ ’ After a reception at the Porta Michael Nappl, Keyport, unde J . M alik 209 Oak St., Sayreville, ant's an d they carried, oolonlsl d lsch srg ed In r e b r u s r y 19M. Ths Rev. Anthony Lulslnl perform The bride Is a graduate pf Moot- guese Hall, Perth Amboy, the of tbe bride, was the best man, Saturday. May 9, 1939, a t 10 a.m , bouqueta of white carnations with An October wedding Is planned. clalr State Teachers CpHeg* whpre couple left for Canada. For travel ed the double ring ceremony be and ushering w£re Michael Magl- In St Joseph's Church, Keyport. blus accent,. ' Booh Fair Being Held fore'an altar decdrated with white she gained a Bachelor of Arts ing, the bride wore ■ blue printed nelll, Keansburg, an d Kenneth ‘ The Right Rev Msgr. George John Rynlec, Sayreville, w ss By Monmouth College Y eung-F aag Japanese silk dress with a white g ladioli, i Warren, West Keansburg, brother Degree: The bridegroom If ft g ra d 'Shea. Immaculate Conception Sem ths best msn and ushering were Mr and Mrs. Wen I’sna, Tslpel, The bride Is the daughter of Mt. uate of Keyport High School and hai and accessories and * coraage of the bridegroom. in ary . Dover, performed the Hsrold Andrcjewskl snd Robert "Bargains for Book Lovers" Is Formosa, have announced tha en an d Mra.-ferry G . N appl, 382 operates the Sterling McCann Real t^w hite orchids, T rip T o P e c a n s double ring ceremony during which Bulla, Ssyrevllla; Stanley Cod- to be the slogan of the book fair gagement ol their daughter, Miss Middle'Rd., Hazlet and the bride Estate Office, Keyport . For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. After a reception at the West he read the Papal Blessing confer leiky, Perth Amboy, and Joseph being sponsored by the Monmouth Agnes L. Fang to Daniel It. Young, groom la tic aon of Mr. and Mrs. The coople will reside i t . 959 Milmak wore ( beige silk dress Keansburg Fire House, the couple red by His Holiness Pope John Albany, South Amboy. College library yesterday and to of San Francisco, Calif., aon of Willard Warren, 25 Eighth SL, Broad St., Keyport, With a pink' hat and accessories left for the Pocooo Mts, Pa, For XXIII. snd celebrated the nuptial Trip To Florida day. Approximately 1500 volumes Mrs. Louise 11. Bayer, Ktsniburg, W est K ean sb u rg . M n , M arie Le-. and an orchid corsage. The bride- traveling, the .bride wore a black mass which followed. Mrs. Michael A reception followed at the Step- are on sale in Main. Building from and the late Dallas O. Young. The |room's mother wore sTblue silk derhaus played traditional wedding suit with ■- white hat and. acces- i& x was the lololit and Wll so-: Iim Ballroom, Sayreville, after 9 i THERE’S ALWAYS MORE HOT WATER WITH A NEW CAS WATER HEATER! ’* ~ , .. • > for every $i$e family! ' No aeei to HURRY • • HURRY • HURRY . . . irben your home is served by one of these fabulous Aato- m a!ie Css Veter Hesters! 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Fridays ■ Jersey Central Power A Ligfel M r tOwrell 6*1872 ------; Use Rear Entrance From The La rg e ...... U V E BETTER...Electrically CUffwood Free Parking Lot 1 Page four—Stand Section THE MATAWAN JOURNAL Thursday, May 14, 1959 Ihe victim was walking la the Legion College Session various activities of tbe organiza at local, county, state, and national Pedestrians Walt roadway, he said. A majority of State College At FortDix May 15-17 tion. ' levels. Basic program s to Jbfe stress Draft: How You Stand these deals undoubtedly involved On Saturday and Sunday, th e ed will be: Americanism; Re Problem Crows Facing Traffic . violation of this rule. . Tha fifth annual session of the Legionnaires will hear lectures by habilitation; Child Welfare; (EDITOR'S NOTK:—T&. draft baa Mr. Quinn said the safety poster Hew Jeney American Legion Col state and national officers pn all National Security and Community “Want your child to go country. Hie time period Is count* The pedestrian who walks in th^ been extended (or tour years, Until illustrating the theme, “Walk on V allege? You should know now July 1, la6J. Tblj m eans that U>« ed from tbe date the local board roadway with his back to traffic lege, sponsored by the Department phases of the Legion’s programs Service. , ' Voun* m en of tbe country must con Left Facing Traffic,” Is being dis that be—or she—may not have a tinue ta expect u» serve in the mili malls the registrant a notice of Is about as safe as a Mind-folded of New Jersey, will be held at Fort tributed to school* in Central New ■ college to attend." .That's what tary' forces. This series of articles classification. boxer, the AAA Automobile Club Dli,’ Friday to Sunday. Leonard E. Best, state chairman outlines the basic responsibilities aod rights of young men under the draft The Government appeal agent, Jersey as part of tha regular Some 156 Legionnaires, selected of the Citizens Committee for of Central New .Jersey warned. In law.) . monthly safety education program (rom posts throughout the state will College Opportunities, Newark, U who is a volunteer advisor to the announcing distribution of a new This Is the fifth article attend the college. Arriving at the busy telling people these days. local board, also may appeal, as of the AAA Automobile Club of of the series. saftty poster on the subject,’ Frank big Army training base Friday may the State Director or the Central New Jersey. Schanck and Sihler It's not that colleges are shrink In keeping with decentralized, J. Quinn, secretary-manager of the afternoon, the veterans will be as* National Director of Selective ing—in fact they are expanding dub, urged school youngsters te signed to barracks provided lor “grass roots’’ principles of Se Service. An appeal is taken by In c . frantically, Mr. Best pointed out. Now is the time to advertise them by Maj. Gen. Earl C. Berg- lective Service operation, decisions written notice to the local board, "walk on the left facing traffic,” But something else is growing those unused articles for sale. A qulst, commanding general at the but no particular form is required. whenever the absence of side faster—the number of children ot local boards on classifications Small ad in the classified column fort. Later, the students will be 1/ the appeal board's decision is 1 who, very soon, will want to be are final. But provision Is made walks makes It necessary to use Will turn them into cash for you. briefed by State Legion officials on M ercury and Edsel unanimous, no further appeal studying ln the classrooms, for appeals'to volunteer civilian the roadway. the orientation course they will rights exist except for the right laboratories, and libraries of.these Real Estate Listing Cards for pursue ln Legion history, princi appeal boards under conditions of the State Director or the ‘Hundred* of urban pedestrian colleges, Mr. Best stated. Sale at this office.' ples, objectives, prpg^ams and specified in the law and regu National Director to appeal to the accidents are caused each year New and Used Cars "Our colleges are crowded now presidential appeal board. „ by the violation of thla simple safe with students who were born from lations. Jf the appeal board’s decision is ty rule,” he said. ’’It obviously is II 1937 to WO, depression years An appeal nay be taken from by a split vote, the case may be lmpo^ible to remain alert to on when .birth rate* stayed unde* Mary's Haven" any classification except for Class appealed to the presidential ap coming cars when the pedestrian 60,000," he M il “But in IMI, IV-Fi disqualified, or those In peal board by the registrant and walk* with his back to traffic^ The Highway 34, Matawan when todays 12-year-old* were dicating ' that a ' man I* in the others entitled to take the first ap* only youngsters who safely can. ' b o m , th e b irth rate w as 109,000, Kindergarten peal. Ignore this rule are those with eyes T hese 12-year-old* will be knock Armed Forces (Claas I-C) or In a . . . ChOdrasi m Years or Over Another right given to the regis ln the backs of their heads. By LOweli 6-4239 ing on college doors ia 1865.” The conscientious objector civilian Approved By ' trant is the right of a personal walking on the left-hand side of birth rate ro»q sharply during work program, (Clasa I-W); or I* appearance before the board if re the road, It I* possible to *ee ap Board Of Education World War 1J and still la climb over th* age ol liability (Claw quested within Id days a/ter the proaching cars and thus avoid ing, Mr. Best pointed out. Lou ted At Box 3l4x Poole Ave., Keyport Lafayette Place, Freehold V-A). notice of, classification Is mailed. danger,” the AAA Club 'official Off Higbwsy 13 , r Seen Elemeatarjr, The right of personal appearance aald. “Parent* should stress -the The registrant, a dependent, or High School Problems is in addition to the appeal right. Importance of this fact cm their Registration and Information eaa be obtained for September, an errfployer under certain con between the boors 2 p.m. to 1 p.m. or by calling Mra. Rosemary “We-all-hav* leen how our (The next aod last article discusses children.” - FReehold 8-1250 ditions, may appeal from a classi Ross. CO 4-M t or CO 447M. elementary tnd high school! have tha military aU ifattai generally). Nineteen per cent of all rura) h a d to to “educate these fication. The basic period ln which children/* he Mild. .'“Soon we'll an appeal must be taken ia 10 wltnes* . their Impact on our day*, with longer period* when the registrant is outside of the co lleg es." . j . ■ ONLY ONCE A SEASON COME IN TODAY THRU SATURDAY! } “The SU(e Board of1 Education, SAVE ON THESE AND HUNDREDS working' on the' premise that Grand Union Offer* WILL YOU FIND VALUES must act oow to have facHttlei Trip Around VVorld — OF UNADVERTISED YELLOW ready for our collige-matefUl LIKE THESE! klds/haj recpmnnended passage of ■ ' \ * TAG SAVINGS! the $68,800,000 college, b on d refer Vlilu to London, kome. Hcmg Kong, Honolulu and a host of other endum at the Nov. I election." exotic cities are the attraction* ln Mr. Best’s Citizens Committee ha* the Grand Unkm-Triple-S "Around organlied branches throughout the The World” conteit now being held state to tell' voter* about the need in the more than 400 mtricet* op for the bond luue. erated by Grand llnlon In the According to the State Board, at U nited States. W ith 2820 p riie * to least 90,000 qualified New Jersey be awarded, Including a three- y&ng people will aeeldng a week world tour via BOAC Jetliner, college education by IMS, com O rand Unl(>n cu sto m er! have ihow n J p a re d to €0,000 actually enrolled enthuilastic response to the giant, S i l l ln full-Uipe program* today. six-week program, now in it* sec lie Ssnreys T«km , ond w e e k , ...... Valnl Flnt Survey* have *hown that, al- Weekly priie* will Include SM.000 m u h ‘though ooth out-of-*Ute college* ln luxury trips to Europe, Bermuda, M ir $11.95 Value! and New Jeraey'* private collegei Nassau and Jamaica, as well aa sS & Q * have extehjive expansion plan* alj-expenie weekend* Mlfew Y o rk ’* Sturdy Fold-Away afoot, they can 't tk> the fob alone. Waldorf Altorla. The fabuloui L It Is up to itate-iupportea college* world tour will be awarded at the to close the gap, the Staje Board condu*ld» of the «onte*t. I hr r M R maintains. •’ A total of UtO merchandise gift 17‘ a s Funds from the bond luue certificate*, for Grand Union and CHAISE would be inveated in faculties at other merchant*, ire Included on * e g , Glasaboro, Jer*ey City, Montclair, the il*t of. prize*, a* well a* free Newark, Piterion and Trenton coupon* to .Grand Union ihoppers State College*. Newaik Collegium which entitle them to.an extra LOUNGE ‘ f o o j u r i ( Q U O T H , Engineering, and Rutger*, Tbe 1200 Triple-S B lu e S ta m p * on th eir IT06K State Univentty. purchase! during- the "Around The $ A O O Ad]u*U to any of 4 po- UP Otherwise, the SUte Boatf pre World" contest, Coupons redeem c * i _ H H sltions. Edra-sturdy. Folds H im C o m p act!/. "T, f n dict*, the talent* aod •MUtler o> a b le f o r 1,000,000,000 stamps will •’ ill thousand* o! New. *y be given v h if during the compe a n ' youngitflii^^ icut >iiaoo ®y. tition. ■ Entrlel-lnto the conteit, 7 B L 3 4 • HWJ-wlll be which wlU run on a weekly bast* j with Tough W eatherproof^ through June D,-maybe m ad* Double-Reinforced N y lo n f^ ~ ^ ' at any Grand Union Market. Free NJ Science Teacher*' “Passport" blanks are available !,W .tW n a Unit To- Meet Saturday for the asking. The Science Teacher*' Associa tion of New Jeriey will take a look at some of the fundamental as £5 K Vi j t ** Had # r - - , pecta of poultry science at It* T fc V a fit meeting Saturday at the Agricul Full GALLON tural Experiment Station, Rutgera Regular IMS L^ 7 cw TT iiis Summer! Giant 15-OUNCE University. ' Insulated METAL' AadMM’-H oeklis Poultry department »tatf mem RYBUTOL bers wilLoffer capsule summaries milano pipes | DECORATED of their work in fields such as diet H IP O T E N C r PICNIC JUG ' a s s r f f l . 0 HESSON and atherosclerosis, detection of radioactive fallout and, preserva VITAMINS guard TUMBLERS tion of feed supplies, heat stress, M « i « y < A 99l endocrinology, heart failure an d (fo p s IfquM h«r| «r for ; u ' b c « n - 4 4 9 blood pressure. .IN hourt* Some of the demonstrations will MADE BY POLORON Illustrate the department's use ol the chicken ta a laboratory animal 750 Vatu* FIBERGLAS INSULATED In *tudlf* that may have applica tion to hinnin medicine. Talk* and Yloftti • T 500 COLA COOLER I ' n villta to laboratorlel will follow a buiine**' meeting of the.aisocla- >1.25 K ? * ' , $9.95 tion to begin at 10 a .m .' Yalu* * V € K t r T il'* '* I lo COIfax 4-2020 ThsYellow P a in tell vou -wtiMi-tO'tl^liiyiUKl f w H Y - ' W " ’ j A M p j h Wu t INCH0USE "Diinkin r i for the vacation of Your Dreams i R # a L . * ° m s N U V U O W i W able Radio BRHBECUE oonsult with os COOKIES BAR 8 MH. CICAllS 14 o t. ■£y * wttMst qHOlOE OF • STMWRCRRY SHORTMKE before roa co . . . rK O 2 4 ! *« S / * 9 A i % r , m B...... itfirlu • ANNIE LAURIE COOKIES • WAMUT you have the fun .. • COOKIEt » IHORTCAK^TWIRU...... *6.96 VilM we do the planning and arranging. W hat’* S IL E N 1 » 2 9 « s 3 POUND O T T i m ore, thera’iDft extra PKGS. O g coit for our services. 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