A Panorama COVERING Of Local TOWNSHIPS OP HOLMDEL. MADISON People And lAkLBORO. MATAWAN AM> Event* MATAWAN BOROUGH

■ a m M th YEAR — 47th W EEK Nattoaal bSSSh i T l u l l i m MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY. MAY 21, 1964 J m n jij Pni Pr«a Single Copy Ten Cents Board Sets Up PUC Hearing Ends Elect Miss Brown Fam ily Pets Brought To Matawan Township Rubies Clinic. Tha Mala M ile Utilities Cam- Marlboro Election To Mlaaias this m an ia s caacludad a June 2 Election ha art as as MaUwaa TawasMp’a Southern V. P. lcsliea la lava a aaw Lieyd $2,625,000 Bonds tf bride* aeraaa the New Yerk Koyport Woman In Citizens Committee For lullding Plant •(-way wllsaad ta M f*et. Top Fodoration Post A bitter political fight, which had I lw petities la nalatala tha its beginnings Iff months ago, wa* Matawan Regional Board of Ed- “ width at M feet Is Ihe ia> Miss Geraldine V. Brown, 162 Find Artillery Shell settled Tuesday at a special elec* ■catloa m t up the special achool ■alt t l aa asreemeat reached Broad St., Keyport, a member of tion in Marlboro Township which •lection on Bonding June with lb* Msamsalh Cwaty Board the Woman’s Ciub of Matawan, Matawan Township Police Tues­ saw candidates of the Citizens Com* at Monday's meeting of the body, •f FraehaMeta that th* ceaaty Inc., was elected Southern Vice day reported an unexploded World ir.stlee elected to the office of may­ tincent C. OeMaki, board attorney, will taka aver the read far ita President ol the New Jersey State War 1 vintage artillery shell wo>: or und four of the live seats »| read of a resolution by which vot- M tlra iMgtk provided th* width Federation ol Women’s Clubs at found in the Veterans of Foreign stake on the Township Council. a n in dlitricta I, 2, I, 4, I, Mata­ la stabilised. the 70th Annual Convention held In Wars recreation field on Cliffwood A lone Republican, incumbenl wan Borough, vote at Matawan Tawaakip Eaglaaer Karl lietwer Atlantic City last week. Mi.ss Drown Ave. It is believed the shell muy Charles T . McCue, successfully defeated Mrs. George W. Meyer, Grammar School; voter* In dis­ tadlcated this m an ias that ap- have been delivered to the field blocked the neur-sweep of the Citl* Occan Cily, hy 204 votes. Miss tricts I, 2, 1, Matawan Townihip, praaeha> la Ihe bride* may have in a load of fj|J dirt from the Kens Committee cimdldutes to gaifl note at Cliffwood School; voters In la be exttaded. Thelwarlag aha Brown will be the ranking vice Morgan area. Shells from the Mor­ president in the State Federation. election to the only remaining seal districts 4, J, Matawaa Tofcnship. dMermlacd the height af tha gan explosion of 1918 are uncov­ on the council. Mr, McCue wits sec­ vote at Malawan Regional High M jc t , I* fe*< abava tha raflbad, Miss Drown has been a member ered from time-totiine by excava­ ond high man on the ballot, tallying School, and voters in districts I, 7, ta art high fsaagh. No afflcials of the Woman's Club of Matawan tors. Ihe Bomb Disposal Squad of 799. Matawan Township, vote at Strath­ (ism the H ard « F re*holders at- for 14 years. She Is an honorary bort Monmouth wa.s called and more School. The polla will be open lasded tha haarlsg. A deeisioa member and a pist president of picked up the shell. Waiter C. Grubt) jr.. incumbent from 2 to S p.m. •III he haaded dawa by the PUC Ihe Matawan Junior Woman's Club. president of the township council, The bonds will go for construct­ withia SO daya. She has served as a member of was elected mayor with 784 vntev, ing a 14-mom achool on 4t-acres on defeating incumbent Joseph A. Lon* Lloyd Rd.; constructing a 10-room In<|uiry B y State zaro, a Democrat, who polled 741 school on seven acres oo Ravine and Republican Paul F. Chester, Dr.. and renovating the old Mata­ Alarms Voiced At who tallied 370. wan High School building for gram­ Asked In Madison Successful Candidate* m ar school purposes. The board Citizens Committee candidates voted to iasue a brochure which Double Sessions Sample Resignation who joined Mr. MrCtie as mem­ will show the 14-room school to Provokes Broad Move bers of the* Township Council wer# cost tl.UO.BOO; the 10-room school Mobilo Units, Team Norman Janwich and Joseph Brod* $420,000 and renovating the old high Aftermath of lh<_* resignation of l,iak. h,)l11 incumbents, who polio! achool 1200,000. There will be $130,- Toaching Called For •00 for buying the 40 acres: $50,000 Dr. william J. Sample as supenn- « . * » ? Excitement over a report by Lu­ , . . , ,, ... Antisell. with 775 and Philip Ar- for the seven acres; $00,000 for 15 ther A. Foster, Matawan Superin­ tendent ol (he Madison township Lolil with 774 •cres on MyrtleAve. for a future tendent of Schools, May I that Over IU dog* were glvea anti-rabies ahols Satur-| Above, Dr. Earl Oslerlield, veterinarian, treats Joan Schools was a request to tiie Stale I Unsuccessful candidates for tha site and 115,M0 for two acres nest there was a possibility of sixth d iy al t special clinic held it the Malawan Township I Jankowski's “ Hlackle” while ‘ 'Tippy," pet uf Joanne Commissioner of hducution. voted (Township Council included Deni­ to the existing Matawan Regional grade half - sessions at Strathmore llose and Chemical Co. Fire House, P ie nnnilwr Moccl, walls a lurn. al Tuesday’s board meeting, for an jocrats George Creevv. 70S; Waltef High. The latter two land purchas­ School next term provoked a two- wa* nearly a IM per cent increase over last yeur. I investigation from Trenton of the; Dunn. «8G; W. Lindsay I.e.Moine. es are in anticipation of further hour public discussion session on .situation surrounding the resigna- j C h e s t e r Jameson sr.. 407 anil achool building within three years. the topic Monday. Mr. Foster fore­ tion of Dr. Sample us superimen-, ||j>nrv Sadowski. r.I. Also Repub- The bonda will retire under a 29- sees a four • room slwrtane at the Transit Meeting deni last week |lieans, Alfred Storer. TJ9; Michael year amortiiation. Thi board lists Planning Board Malawan Man To Dr. Sample had scribed hi* res-j Cnstura. Lester Bond. .TC*8;‘ the lax per year on a house as­ school. Alternatives to Kettinc around Edward Barkauskl, chairman ignahon w h r due lo •‘meddling*’ ; and R Walter Johansen. 412. Aft- sessed at $10,000 at $11 and on a •f the Matuwan transportation the situation were headed off by a from hoard sources wilh his ad-ithony Stafflinger was the lone Citl* house assessed at $25,000 at $27.50 To Defend Suit committee, said an executive Head Stale A.P. rninUtration ol school affairs and j 7ens Committee candidate who lost to support this building program. sugpestion class sizes could be in­ creased from a 30-pupll limit to 15 meeting of the committee has a recent elimination ol the position j his bid for election with 72K. F nH-TImci Prisdpal pupils. John J. Bradley, board Retain Schwarts been called for tonight to meet William Sandford of curriculum coordinator, Iherej After two unsuccessful attempts^ MISS GERALDINE V. BROWN In other action, Martin Dempsey president, observed the Stale De­ For Levitt Case with county and state represent­ Elected To Post weie those umong his supporters I Tuesday's election put a legal gov* was appointed full-time principal of partment of Education draws no tho Board of Directors of the New atives over a proposal to create win) ust*d the term “spying.” When !eminent into office* and ended a the Strathmore School, as of Apr. line against 35-pupll classes. Mr. Jersey Federation in the positions Tha Matuwan Planning Board a major commuter depot and William F. Sandford. 87 Main Si . it was ascribed to the newly elect-ibjuMc hai| ils s,arl lilst t , N o change in compensation waa Foster granted the 35-pupil classes of Junior Membership Chairman, last night directed Township At­ transfer point between Matawun Matawan, Tuesday night was elect­ ed board in e m Im * r s, Charles j Vl,ul- when Democratic member* provided. could well meet the situation at the torney Richard T. Schwartz to de- and Harlot. IhompNon. Richard Pine and R o -^fth e former Township Cnmmilte® Teachers hired were; Mrs. Corresponding Secretary, Financial ed president of the New Jersey As­ Strathmore School, but doubted Secretary and Fall Conference dend it in a Superior Court suit At the .session, Herbert A. sociated Press. The 49-year-old bert Nixon, they derided it on th** j utifmptod to pass an ordinance Charlotte A. P eterson, Wood­ grounds that at leasl, thev do not ; wj,j( }, vsould downgrade lot si/o* from an academic standpoint that Chairman, and has been a mem­ brought against the board and Thomas, executive director of newsman is employed as associate bridge, B.A., no experience, a*. have any relatives working for the fo( u p|aimrd community, similar , single sessions on such a basis are ber of the slate convention com­ township committee by Levitt and the Division of Railroad Trans­ editor of the Red Bank Register. $5200, to teach elementary grades; superior lo half-sesions. mittee for four years, acting as Sons, inc., developers of Strath­ portation In the New Jersey boaid of education. , t„ Strathmore in Matawan Town* Mrs. Nancy Tyrell, Matawan, B.A., Mr. Sundford .succeeds Thomas W. Mr. Bradley saw the situation at secretury for the past two years. more H ighw ay Department, and .lobson, managing editor of the As­ With the resignation of Dr. Sam-j ship, • two years' experience, at $5600, to Charles M. Pike, director of the Strathmore further alleviated if pu­ The suit wa.s brought against bury Park Press In his new post. pie there f.lso came the resignation 1 Committee Organized teach elementary grades; Miss Jo In 1954, she organized the PM Monmouth County Planning of *21 teachers This provoked talk ; At thal time, the Citizens Cotn- pils from the opening - up Brook- Club of the State Federation and a ruling by the committee over­ Ann R. Hodgson, Rhode Island, Board, are scheduled tu discuss Horn in Matawan, Mr. Sand­ of an "academic witch hunt” that mittee was organized to oppose thtt view aection are placed at the served as its first president. She riding a planning board decision B.S., no Mperience, at $5200, to the terminal. The county planning ford is the son of Mrs Fdward drew an expression of resentment measure and Rained popular sup* Broad St. School in Matawan or If also Is a member of the Ex Club to require surveyor's stakes on lot (continued on page four) board first proposed the terminal Sandford and thr late Mr. Sand­ from Mr. Thompson. port to block passage of the ordin­ two sixth grades at Strathmore and Junior Ex Club i> the Federa­ corners in only one section of the ford, HO Main St., Matawan. For were to ba transported to Cliffwood tion; the Cedar Crest College Alum­ 2K-tfectlon development. The com­ in ■ II3H report. Wants Information In Minutet ance. Ihe committee then circulat­ Since It first was proposed, the ir.ony years his father operated ed petitions culling for a chan^a School where there is room, nae Association and the First Pres­ mittee, which ruled that alt lots Sandford's Pharmacy. I2G Main To back up his position. Mr. Hyrne Calls For Pripasa* M*MI* Unit byterian Church of Ma'aWan. in the IWtt bome development must terminal has been opposed by sev 1 hompson made a motion to make to the Faulkner Pltin Iv mayor-cotm* Ronald .Marley. 171 Deerfield eral odniinlstration* in Matawan }*»!•* Matawan. Mr. Sandford and ci( forth of government which wa* Miss Hrown Is * graduate of be staked, also named Mr. his wife, the former Miss Mary a tupe recording by William Rice, Lane, propoaed the mobile unit who fear (he loss of the Matawan approved at referendum Apr. \ Keyport lli«h School and received Schwartz to defend it in court. |j>uis»* Cherry, Union Heach. have broadcast ove,r a radio stulion, and Ordinance End classroom plan, placing excess pu­ depot, a major junction point at 1 * 1 ' ^ her Bachelor or Arts Degree at A new map of i section of two children. newspaper clippings of statements pils in a trailer schoolroom or Cedar Crest College, Allentown, Pa. Strathmore, containing model present. I'he transportation com­ Lindlev Higgins a part of the The first attempt to elect neur Gordon Apartments rooms at Strathmore School. But She was a member of th-. faculty of homes on Route 114, which has been mittee U expected to souitd out (continued on pagf* four) board's official minutes. Mr. Hig­ officials came las! November. John the board, noting the rental of a '.he Keyport Grammar School for rezoned residential to permit oc­ officials concerning tho present gins then “congratulated Mr liarhagclata of the Citi/.ens Com- Got By Too Easy trailer would bo over $1300, plus nine years, and since January I94H. cupancy. was accepted by the status of tha terminal proposal. Thompson for his first services js'mittei* was elecied mayor. Four many incidental costs, did not re- has been associated with the Brown board. The map shows a large Hospital Workers (continued on page four) ! (conlimn.vl on page fo u r) Mayor Edward Ii. Hyrne raised (continued on pane four) Publishing and Printing Co., Key­ guest loo at the Matawan Planning parking area in front of the homes To Report Tuesday port. She presently is vice presi­ remaining Intact. Board meeting Monday If the gar­ dent of llie company and associate Seek Meeting To Marlboro Township Vote By District* den apartments ordinance adopted Reject Subdivision# Three meetings havo lx*en sched­ Prizewinners Of editor ol The Keyport Weekly and uled by the Bayshore Community last year truly were fulfilling a The Matawan Journal. Three minor subdivisions of one niSTWCTS dealrabl* purpose or was just lot each were rejected by the Avert Shntoff Hospital for the reports of the i 2 3 * Ahs. Tn*. forcing th* hand of the board In “Treasure Chest” hoard on recommendation of its workers in the public phase of the For Mayor (I) approving garden apartment pro­ .subdivision committee as constitute Water Supply On campaign for ihe new KW-bed $2,* Joseph Lan/aro* (D> 190 181 M 271 7 741 jects, to the detriment of the gen­ Ovor 140 Gifts Hope For Mail ing the creation of .sub-standard lot 250,000 general hospital to be built Paul F. Chester (R) 137 62 81 87 3 319 eral interest of the borough. The sizes. Relief from a 75-foot highway Route 34 Topic on 17.JI acres of land on Beers St., Walter €. Grubb jr. (CC) IS* 117 J»1 187 1 m mayor made observations on wliat Offered In Koyport .setback requirement for a residen­ llolmdel. For Council (5) can be expected to happen on Delivery Seen tial property in a highway business Tin* Matawan Township Commit­ Tiie reports of the pledge* ob­ George Creevv (£)) 163 S7 243 t 7M tee Monday night reported it will 21)9 borough streets when a total of 800 Over prizes were distributed zone uUo was discussed. tained from the residents nf the Walter Dunn (D) 74 247 < m 140 seek a meeting with thu Matawan 195 164 •pertinent* approved add M0 or by Keyport merchants during Township Committee The question was brought he* 12 communities in the bayshore ur­ W. Lindsay LeMoinu (D ) I7U 21H 5 am Borough Council snd Karl Heuser, 134 71 ■tor* autoa traversing the streets, "Treasure Chest Sale* Days" fore the board by George Haus- ea lo be served by tins new hos­ 2 Receives Report engineer for both communities, in Chester Jameson sr. (L)) S6 Ht 59 196 m to say nothing nf the strain on Thursday, Friday and Saturdav. mann, building inspector. He noted pital will be assembled Tuesday j Henry Sadowski (I)) 59 67 51 172 2 UI the property, at Oxford Lane and an attempt to avert a threatened utilities and public services. The priics were free to any person Possibility of "city delivery" in evening, nt K p.m. in the Matawan I ciiariea T. McCue* (R ) 114 171 lit IN! 1 m Route i i . already Is within 40-feet cutoff of water to township resi "We are getting Into a situation whose key opened "the treasure the Cliffwood area was sounded in dents served by mains a'ioniT Uou’lei K W 1;";*1 JliKh Srjiool: the Indian Alfred Storer- 2.50 183 108 181 7 72t (continued on page four) we don't know much about," the chest during the sale. an Interim report of the township's j 4 | Hill School. Holmdel and the Union Michael ( ostura (<10 119 58 84 105 3 38* mayor obaerved. “ We have nothing Names o l prizewinners, as an­ house numbering committee, sub­ ’ Beach School. Lester Bond ( H) 119 M 95 S7 3 36t to do now but approve something nounced by the promotion com­ Council last month nrved notice R. Walter Johansen (R) 152 73 m 97 4 411 mitted to the Matuwan Township (continued on page four) Submitted, because we don't know mittee of the Keyport Chamber of Committee at its meeting Monday Rule Suicide In Notice Norman Jan*lch‘ (CC) 117 IK 718 i m ( s a fcow to deny It under the garden Commerce were Mary Grace. Pat night. Our Office and Yard will be Joseph flrodniak* (CC) ^ in m 1*3 IM 1 77* •partments ordinance." Karlik, Mary Nibblett, Mrs. Kay The committee, which has under­ Five Firemen Hurt closed Saturday Afternoons during j Thomas Antisell (CC) IM M2 2M l » 1 77S The mayor moved to rescind the Kegley, M.R. Casales, Carol Car- taken n survey to ascertain dupli- Woman’s Dcatli May. For oil or service call ’ Phillip Arnold (CC) 178 118 1*7 1*2 1 77« 7 ' (continued on page four) (conlinued on pace four) (continued on page four) As Truck Overturns u rn 1 Anthony...... Stafflinger (CC) 153 183 191 187 9 72* Body Found In louis Stult/. Jr. Inc. • Denotes Incurnlx'nt D — Democrat R— Republican Five members of the Laurence' (■(‘— Citizens Committee Matawan Free Public Library On Tour O f Hom o Matawan lake Harbor Fire Company were in­ wjfp— adv 21 jured Sunday when the truck they surr't* !**»*•»-» Dr. Harry Harwood, assistant were riding overturned on the way I Monmouth County physician, ruled to a brush fire. Reported in' Vidors In Marlboro Township Lleelion Sunday that Mrs. Alice Tii’he, fit), critical condition hy the Perth Am- of 3S Middlesex St.. Matawan, com­ hoy General Hospital was Robert mitted suicide. The .statement was Philhps, l.l Pomona Dr., Cliffwood issued following an autopsy bv I)t * Beach. Charles Spinolia, 2*J7 Sea Harwood Sundav. view Ave., J o h n I'eihncs, Dr. Harwood suiu tht1 suicide was Woodbine Ave. wen? also admitted traced “ to certain cirrumstancn. to IVith Amboy General Hospital one of which was the death of her and officials described their con­ son ahout one year ago. She w as ob­ dition as fair. viously quite despondent over that, A hospital spokesman said that und she had been having other two oth>T firemen, William Weeks, troubles. We had no choice hut to H0« i orest St. and William Ott, 222 rule tin* way we did.” he added. Seaview Ave., were treated and Mrs. Tighe's body was found Sat­ ndcased. When the truck ov**i- urday in Malawan Lake She had lurmul it pinned firemen Phillips been missing since Thursday and Spinolia under t h e frame Mrs, Tighe is survived bv h'*r Loaded, rnnst pumper trucks weigh husband. Francis T. Tighe; a brolit nearly six tons, u fire official said er, Albert La/atus, Hinghamton. The two men were freed with the N.Y.; and a sister. Mrs Anna Gut- aid of a crane and truck jacks. necht, peckville, Pa. She was a communicant of St. .1 o «* •* p h s Police said the truck was iu the Church, Keypnrt. process or making a turn near the The funeral was held Tuesday it .leisey Central Railroad overpass a.m. from Da Funeral Home. oo Matawan Rd. when it went Keyport. to SI. Joseph', Chunh nt i "»• 1,1 ■••■introl. Mr, Ott was dnv j 9‘ a.m ' Burial ■ was in St. Joseph's inti. Ihe truck left the ro.ul anil Cemetery, IrnvehM across the shmililer into he woods where i( overturned. Madison Car Wash N o tice The Madison ’I'ownship lliuh Notice Is hereby giwrn that » School Key Club will sponsor a caj public bearing wili be held nt ihe wash on the high school grounds M a I u w a n Township Municipal from 10 a.m. until .ri p.m. on Sat­ Building on June 1. I'/(it >it the urday, Tho Key Club is a sc hool regular meeting of the Township service organization sjmihsored bv ComniiUee of the Township of Mat nwnn, a' 8:0(1 p.m . In the m.titet The Matawan Free Puhllc Li­ the Clark Brothers. Vt. A. White. would come to fill Iheir pitchers Kiwnnis International. Monev re­ ceived will be used for community of the application of Michael II Col brary to lie visited on Ihe lour of W, H, Diggin nnu Jntm wem. it from ihe water buckets for their Homes, June I, sponsored hy the and school service. This is the Ibis for a license to operaie n imeu was sold to Forman Thompson who Woman's Club of Malawan, Inc., livening meal. first fund-raising event by the gtwiils and chattels nr junk business livening Department and Junior moved It to Utile St. and it Is pres­ Located on Main St.. the Library Madison 'I'ownship Hi^h School in the lownship of Mniowmi on Key tiuh whose mono K "We Woman's Club, was built as a resi­ ently the Mutawnn First Aid Staff is preparing lo furnish the premise , owned by him on ( omm dence by Garret I*. Conover In Squad HuildfnM. The spacious bans main r; man hours, 60; miles tra­ veled, PO; transportation to doc­ let: Mrs. Elaine Eastman, Union year: Mrs, Marty Mahoney, Mala- Beach, anti Miss Sherry ^rombley, M i, preiidenl; Mri. Frank Panek, tors, three, ir«in<|x>rtaticjn to hospi­ Maiawan, vice president; Mrs. Wil­ tals, I'mir; accident, three; emer­ Kevport, on May )2 at North liam Conway. .Middletown Town- gency to hospitals, three; fire call, Centerville Fire house, . one; miscellaneous, two. .aMpi recording ■t c r t t t r y ; Mim Miss Dorsey u II be married to The squad expresses it.s apprecia­ Jean CrcReraoa, Leonardo, corret- Charles Hagerty on June 8 in St. ■cndinji iteretary, and Mrs. Jam es tion to everyone who supported its AlUna, Keyporl, treasurer. fund mi sing on May 2. Joseph's Church. A formal candlelight instillation Decorations for ihe shower were •ciem ony was conducted May 12 Mr. and Mrs. William Borneman in blue and white and buffet style ' a past president of the club, sr., Tonus River; Mrs. Vera Brown, refreshments were served. Sr». William Wright, Matawan. Mrs. Leo Lammt-rs, Mrs. Marie Those attending were Mrs. Marie ore Iha* IS membera witnessed Frei und Mrs. Chester Jameson, Dorsey, Mrs. Marie Carr, Mrs. (he event in Ihe orianfiation‘3 new Morganville, were Wednesday din­ Gloria Trombley, Mrs Ann Cosiic. ahlbhouse on Jacliaon Si., Mata- ner and canasta guest.s of Mr. and Mrs. Lena Casnlino, Mrs. Ethel Mrs. Holmes Lamberson. Knrute, Mrs. Stella Kegley, Mrs. Mra. Mahoney, a fo-mer airline Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and Janet Davino and M m . Alberta Mewardeu, ha* been a m em ber of sons, Frank and John, Newark; James, Keyport; Mrs. Rosemary tbe club for four yean . During this Mrs. Ann Flynn, Fred Schultz and DiMichelc, Mrs. Gri.ce Hagerty, tin*, she ha* served a* chairman Mr, and Mrs. John Wilson Ar. visit­ Mrs. Carmella Spedaleri, Mrs. the Civic, Legislation and Vet­ ed Mr. and Mrs. Martin Smith sr. Margaret Reeleiy, Mrs. Mac Huf- eran*- Department, ai.d Iasi year Saturday evening. chins. Mrs. Mailelene Good and •aa-reapensible for the club's year- The Morganville First Aid Ladies Mn, Tess Li&elbody, lUilet; Mrs. ■■■k and scrapbook. Two years Auxiliary met Thursday evening. Vivian Wanogaites, Mrs. Ann Wil­ , Mra. Mahoney represented Ihe Mrs. Ethel O'Connor nnd Mrs. Jo­ son and Mrs. Enza Madson, Keans­ « awan Juniors s delegate to Ihe seph Lan/aro sr. received birthday burg; Mrs. Ann Dorsey, West ■ wj j 's slate convention at Allan- gifts from their secret pals. Others Keansburg; Mr*.. Hose Panzera, flc City. Immediately prior lo be- attending were Mrs. Roy Anderson, Union Beach; Miss Angie Saccone, trne rfe c lrd lo lhe position of presi- Mrs. I m Loinmera, M erguvllle, chairman * f Ihe tercentenary Mrs. Louis Baeri, Mrs. Rudolph Mrs. Frances Smith and Mrs. Josie #aal. she played a vital role in the dearer abew sponsored Saturday by lhe Root and Branch Garden Club Barbolini, Mrs. Wilbur Kilcoin* Bonafaio. Matawan; Mrs. Peggy thib'a activities and administration at the Harris Gardens Fire lleuar, Uaiee Bench, places prue winning ins, Mrs. Harry KonowaJow, Mrs, Koster, Long Branch and Mrs. vice president. ribbon en one al Ihe many display* eihihhed in lhe show. Frances Polichak, Mrs. Chester Elsie l.iegle, Cliffwood. Farmer Treaswrer Jameson, M in. Martin Smith jr. A display for Ihe public p*mtln|i out early springs The rlub also set brochure and pamphlet Gifts were sent by Mr*. Alice and Mrs. Kenneth .Miller. been set tip hy the 1-M Austin. Mrs. Alice Shoraldi, Mrs. Mra. Panek held the dual poai- A secretary by day, * publicist emony. Mrs. Wright symbolized the awakeiiiaftft and problems has stand for the public's benefit answering their quev Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jameson Entomology Bugniks Club, bayshore area, at (he Doris Kegjey and Mrs. Venda San­ Mans of treasurer and chairman of by evening, ,«tiaa Jean Grecerson club's charitable goals by lighting ' lions on insect control methods around the home ,fe * Art Department during the sr. and Mr. and Mrs Holmes Lam- request el John L. Hendrickson jr. of the Old Wagon ford. was last year's publicity chairman. a candle in tribute to past officers ; mad gardto wiih aphids and chewy insects being their ib'a last term of office. She also and their community activities. berson motored to Washington, Farm* Middletown. She also :>aa been involved wish D.C., on Sunday and visited the the ! greatest problems. Es been chairman of ihe Civics, committee work ia the club's num­ Then, at the installing officer, Mr*. like club answered many i|ueslions from gislatioa and Veierana Depart- Wright her candle, the central grave of the late President, John F. pvMie m the awareness of dormant cocoons hatching j Participating were William Knimrieh jr., Johanna GOP Clubs To Hold erous charitable activities. She was used Kennedy, at Arlington National • t n t . Her active support of the flame of the organization, to light ■ lhe heme; hew » per cciil *f the InsKta are bene- Brf- h K.yp.rl; Elm* B«v«, Marlboro; Charles one of the delegates representing Cemetery. Monfe Carlo Night •hib’a functions and committee in- the candies of the incoming offi­ fie ial with only 11 per cent harmful surprises m any., _ ’ v ; ’ _ • . „ . ’ A Ihe club a t this year's Junior Con­ Mrs. William Thomson and Mrs. • h a t were Ihe lillle ymngslera roost interested la? N*(|o*. I**»lel; *Hh Mr. a n d Mrs. Th*maa A. Vetvement* entitled her to be the vention in Atlantic City. cer*. The Republican Clubs of Main* R. Johnston were Friday visitors “Shew me a earfcrMrh,” “Shaw tne a lira.” I Rrrbeh, cluh leaders. tfeleaaUi to last year's state con- Surrounded by the lighted tapers wan Township are planning a Montt M m . Mrs. Atkins, also a secretary, of Mrs. Martin Smith sr. aided Ihe club last year in rn»':y held by the new officers, she turn­ Mrs. Rose Cordo and daughier, Carlo night on Friday, June 5, at Mra. Conway hai served lhe club different areas. In particular, she ed to the members who witnessed Elmhurst, L.I.. visited Mr. ami Hospital Auxiliary exhibition of paintings, graphics, How about business cardiV the Cliffwood Veterans of Foreign h i two year*, recently as editor contributed to three major fund­ the ceremony and said, '"I'he fee­ Mrs. Charles Plosky sr. over Che serigraphs and posters by outstand­ We can supply (hem quicklv Wars Hall. “Games” will be foi* ■fih * newly created club newspap­ raising functions, fashion show, ble light of the lone candle has weekend. Makes Workers' Kits ing Puerto Rican artists to the and al the right price Come lowed by dancing and a buffet er, “Junior Life." She has worked rummage sale, card parly. been increased by the additional Mrs. Mody Walling and Mrs. Centro Calolico, 237 Market St.. snd trv ua supper. OB various fund - raising activities candles placed before you by your Ruth Allen spent Wednesday with The Holmdel Woman's Auxiliary Patrrson. Ticket chairmen are club presi* kesides being a member of the CandieMghl CeremMy newly elected officers. As they Mrs. Martin Smith sr. The Rev. Stanislaus Cheng and read the classified dents, Tiiomas Hierspiel (566-5447), i M I l* Department. ____ fn conducting the impressive cer- pledge themselves to the service of of the Bayshore Cormmm'tv Hospi­ Have you Mr. and Mis. Marlin Smith sr., Ilie Rev. James Smith with Pablo ads? and William Ryan (5ff*3309). the club, will you do your part by Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson. Mrs. tal met May 13 at fellowship hflll in HohndeJ. J. Rivera, of the office of the promising them your wholehearted Robert Owens and children, Bubby Hour* By Appoiatmeal Commonwealth of Puerto Rico in ■ye Eaimliatlnaa support?" and Vivien, visited Mr. and Mrs. Prior to the regular business Keyj>ort, have been instrumental 'Inis action reflected the organi­ Frank Smith, Newark, Tuesday meeting, the members assembled in planning this first Puerto Rican zation's goal; "Through unity of evening. workers’ kils for the public phase F r e e - P r o m p t purpose success may be assured.” Cultural llxposition in Paterson American Legion Post 462 met of lhe fund drive, which had its and the Society of Friends of Mrs. Barton lloeg, Leonardo, im­ last evening to plan for the poppy kick-off rally May 11 at Middle­ mediate past president, then pre­ town High School. Puerto Rico to lend part of its sale. , . .permanent collection for this ex* OR. GEORG! WEXLER sented the club gave! ?nd the presi­ Dr. Aram A. Captanian of Mata- ; bft>itinn which opened May 10 and dent's pin to Mrs. Mahoney. optometrist wan, co-chairman of the medical will continue through May lit). PICK-UP and Garden Films At gifts drive, was guest speaker of Track And Field Day the evening, lie spoke on the his- j tory of expansion of tbe existing Bridal Shower Given Sayrewooda Shopping C lf. 4 Idlewild Lane For Holmdel Township Root, Branch hospitals in this area and the des- ; DELIVERY Parlia, New Jersey Matawan, New Jersey p e r m e need fo r the new Hay.shore For Miss Williams 711-1U * Phone: 5M-S7M On Saturday, the Holmdel Town­ Color slides of “ Famous Gar­ Hospital. i ship Recreation Commission will dens” were shown by Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Walter Srriale, prevdeni,' A surprise bridal shower was giv­ sponsor a track aad field day at the F. Wentworth Lawson, Montclair, announced the various committee ' en in honor ol Miss Lorraine Wil* Indian Hill School, starting at I during a meeting of the Root and chairmen as: Mrs. Paul Jlaneik. 1 liarns, Columbia Ave., Union p.m. All children of the township Branch Garden Club held at the ways and means; Mi’s. Frank Beach. Hostesses were Mrs. Clinton ages 10, II, 12, 13 are eligible to Harris Gardens Fire House, Un­ Brercton. program; Mrs. P. Louis Walhng, Middletown, and Mrs. 6 - 0 0 2 1 DfCOtATION DAY SPECIALSI enter two events only. ion Beach. Tonti. membership: Mrs. Edward John McNatnaia, hli/abeth. Enjoy Picnics In Yew Own Yard Boys will compete against boys, Mrs. Lawson presented an inter­ Koioln. publicity; Mrs. Gary KucL i Attending were Mrs. Robert Mul- girls against girls in their age lev­ esting find informative commen­ rick, hospitality, and Mrs. l.eo J. ; S E E OUR : quinn, Ha/let; Mrs. Clifford Evans, el. Prizes will be awarded to first tary on the pictures tak»;n by the Eyskens, pai liaint n^arutn. j Mrs. William Kohibciker, Mrs, and second place winners in each couple on trips throughout' the The membership will meet on the (Charles ! Rorder. Mrs. Joseph Wil- age level, fn case o' rain, this event United States, Canada, Hawaii nnd I hams, Mrs. John Williams, and will be conducted the following third Wednesday of each month, i Grids - Ice Chests - Jugs Mexico, while Mr. Lawson operat­ The n»'\f meeting Viili be on Jure M/.s. Fp'd Fruehin/idd, Un;on Saturday, May 30, at the same ed the projL-ctor. ’ ! Beach: Mrs. John Ikttnck. Key­ time and place. 17. All the women of Holmdel are ; . . . an d , Don't forget Our CHARCOAL The arrangement for the meeting urged fo join this orgam/afion. > [ port; Mrs. Henry Doran, lseiin; . . . and - was “ May Flowers and Drift­ j Mrs. John Mulquinn, Bloomfield; If Ytu Waat T* W*rk Wiih Ease Elected To Institute wood.” The first prize was award­ | Mrs. Thomas Mulquinn, Fast Or- i angc-; Mrs. Robert Muiquinn, West Get Oa* *1 Our POWER MOWERS ed to one of ihe club's guests for Puerto Rican Art William George Wiegand, Mata­ the evening, Mrs. A. F. Talbot, ] Orange; .Miss Joan McNamara, . Still Plenty of F re e Catalogs Available wan, New York CPA, has been Leonardo. Second and third place Exhibition In N. J. j Elizabeth; Mrs. Thomas Powers, WWWMWWWWSSMW elected a member of the American awards went to Mrs. Lawn-nce : Montclair; Mrs. Frank Horton. Institute of Certified Public Ac­ Saccone and Mrs. Harold Bougi'r, The Society o f Friends IN ADDITION! among the move than 300 Allstate ■ sales representatives in the state ; tu participate in this amm.ii event. ; During the conference. Mr, My­ In addition to our former banking hours we art noW ers was given recognition as a ( holder of the company's exclusive j opening our drive-up window in the Matawan Township offltt “ Honor Ring" designation, given \ for outstanding performance and5 serviie. at Lloyd Road and Route 34 from I P, M. !• I P. M. M This “ Conference of Champions" helped marfc (tie 33rd anniversary M o n d a y through Thursday. of Allstate, a wholly - owned nub- “ full-size in the living room sidiary of Sears. ' Roebuck wad = Company. The insurance company began its operation with some JO : Deposits received alter tho 3:30 P.M. doilnj of o u r bank employee* in lull. Now. with some ' 20,000 employees including 500(1 i agents in the United Slates and , ere credited as of the neat business day. 8tud«bak*r it a full-ti/* car . . . but only where it counts— Canada, Allstate has broadened us \ Inald«. In th* front and In th* r*ar, lt’« compact, A n d , tha facilities to the extent that nol onlv ; m ult it that H handlat like a imall car, tout givat you tha has it become the largest stock automobile insurer in the world, We Invite our customers who have novor usod tho !•••• comfort ol a targe en*. but offers nearly every kind ol per- j sonal und business insurance J“ " ship office to try theso facilities when aonveniont. , Vou can atrctch your lagt out In a Studebafcer. Vou don’t tection, Most recently, the organi- ; have to crane your neck forward to ke«p your hend from zation has formed a motor Hub and an automobile financing seivice. hitting the roof. And, It’* built to ucccmmodnte *ix people— three Iq front an d three In back—in com fort. Delegation Returns From Atlantic City Mrs. George Makuk, president of The Woman's Cluh of lamence Harbor, ond Mrs. Lawrence Hol­ den, vice president, hnve returned from the .ennvention of ihe New Jersey State Federation of Wo­ men's Clubs held in Atlantic City. ARMERS % H E R C H A N T f Attending fhy ccrtvenfinn for one day were Mr*. Robert Amin, Mifc. •ewfMW New COMMANCfft Joseph Derrin, Mrs. Earl Erlkien, NATIONAL BANK Mrs. Alexander Garibaldi, Mrs. Ol­ ga Becker, Mrs. Edith McDonald, TO* Oldcat Bank le Monmcutk C t w f Mrs. Robert M ji rt in, Mrs. William Matlliewi, Mis, Gilbert 0. Tier, and Mrs, Harold Zulatif. An honor­ S tu d e b ake r able mention clliilion was awarded - ESTABLISHED 1830 to Mrs. Matthews for fhe essav TNE COMMON-SENSE C flP which nlie had submitted in the crenlive \vi j( j u/* cojifesl, -.|>on.oi'i| TWO OFFICES MAIN STREET S by the State I cdrrutum ROUTE ,'M & SEE YOUR STUDEBAKER DEALER TODAY! LLOYD ROAD JN THE HEART OF RAVINE DRIV* Your advertisement tn this MATAWAN paper will reat:h prospective purchasers In evcrv cotmnuniiy ID ( i 'l . ■h i Ihu biyidioru area, J Thursday, May 21, 1M4 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. toga Thro*

tant acoutmiiter al Troop M. Ha port High School; William Salah, TN p h f Far EicalJaae* Trut king Pott Fair Duty For ii a Junior at Matawan Regional Union Beach, a L ilt Scout, publici­ Report Openings Th# hrtvai Air Reserve Trainia* High Schmt. ty manager for th* contingent, Unit at Lakehurat Ii a dynamic out­ Jerome Armelllno, 2S0 Broad St., president of Explorer Post SS, ana Old Names In Monmouth Other Matawaa lay* fit and last year added the Lock­ Matawan, tales representative lor a sophomore at Keyport High Area Boy Scouts Other boy> from Matawan and In Air Reserve heed Trophy for Recruiting Excel­ Rollo Truck Corp., Keyporl, h*» Matawaa Regional School. , lence and the Chief of Naval Air been elected to tht. planning board On attending High Quart* IU - Rudunas - In Gravesend, L.L, where he died Capt. E. A. Miller Jr., Command­ May S a contingent ot School are William Keegan, Life On May 2 and 3 tha group camp­ Reserve Training “ Bear Cat” Tro ­ of the Sales Council ol the New no ~ “three Explorers,no (even ~Boy “three Scout*, I am anxiout to contribute toward and waa buried in 1651. Hu aon, ing Officer of the Naval Air Re­ Scout and aialitant senior patrol ed overnight at Housman Training publishing a book on tha Ruckman John, settled in Monmouth County. serve Training Unit, Lakehurst, has phy for Aviation Officer Procure­ Jersey Motor Truck Association. and one adult leidcr from the leader of Troop tt. a freshman; Center in Farmingdala. The pur­ ment to its long list of laurels. Numbering over 150 members, the Chingarora District which includes family of .Middletown, one of the John Ruckman ft was one of announced many new openings in Richard Main, Eagle Scout and an pose of the camping trip was to first setllera in tho Village. Such those who established (he first per­ Veterans who are interested in council comprises sales executive* Matawan, Keyport, Keaniburg, Un­ allow the boys to become better the Naval Air Reserve Program for Instructor of Troop W, a freshman a book would he most suitable for manent settlement of whites in veterans. Men who already have using their navy learned skills to and representatives of major truck ion Beach, llolmdel, Raritan and John Conlon, president of acquainted with one another and become a part of the peacetime fleets operating in or through New Township, and Morj>. nville, will Post the tercentennial of the town. I have what became New Jersey. His completed their military obligation 1J5, first class Scout, a sophomore. tu learn to work as a team. While name appears in tho list of those team dedicated to deterring oppres­ Jersey. travel to the Boy Scout’s "Wonder- at Housman they practiced knot a great deal of information to *up- may affiliate vviith the Naval Air The following boyi are from oth­ ply on the family and would be who paid money to the Indians for Reserve in the rate held at the lime sion should contact the Naval Air hil World ol Scouting” exhibit at tyinti. rope making, flint and steel Reserve Training Unit, Lakehurst, Have you read the classified the World's Fair lor a aevenday er communities; Kenneth Lllten- grateful for more facts on the land in Monmouth County. He sold of discharge, no matter how long and fire - hy - friction, and realis­ his land in Gravesend less than a Recruiting Department. ads? tour of duty. berger, West Keaiuburi;, a Life tic first aid, some of the skills they family. I visited Ruckman lfiil In they have been separated from the Scout and assistant senior patrol Ihe Village and talked at length month after his purchase jn Middle­ service. During thc week they will be will be required to demonstrate at leader of Troop 105, an eighth with Mrs. Beekman sr., and her town and probably moved to Mon­ Openings are primarily in the •laying at Fort Totten, on ton* the fair. mouth immediately. grade student at St. Ann’* School, son (the present owners) but could a v ia tio n rates, although there are Island. Fort Totten, named after Keansburg; Alexander Purdue, not get close to John Ruckman's When loLs were laid out in the General Joseph G. Totten, is cen­ also general service billets avail­ for tho vacation of Your Droams Hazlet, a Life Scout and aeninr grave or the spring nearby becausc now Village he received Lol 1 and tury old and rich in history. The Lavoio Laboratories able. The Naval Air Reserve patrol leader of Troop 13}, a 10th they are grown over with brush. Lot 3 out lot. tie became an as­ “ Weekend Warriors” receive four Fort will provide food aervice and grader at Rarilan Township High Has New Division I would like io place a marker on sociate of tiie original patentees coasull with a* opportunities for recreation, rest days pay for one weekend drill a School; John Kiiuieman, Keans­ such (in historical place. and was chose.i a* one of the month. and relaxation lor contingents. Lavoie Laboratories, Inc.. Mor- Would anyone having information ablest and "discreetest” of the new befor* roa |* . . . burg, a Life Scout and senior pa­ Operating units at Lakehursl in­ The leader in charge of the con­ trol leader of Troop JOS, a fresh­ ganville, has established a new fa­ o n the Ruck/nan family please inhabitants. Lot 1 is row owned by tingent ii Michael Litienberger, cility al 508 Hudson St., Hacken­ send it to this column? the Edwin Heckman family. Of the clude three Air Anti-Submarine You have the fun . . man at Middletown Township High (VS) squadrons employing the S'21* Scoutmaster of Troop 105, Keans- School; Robert Shuman, Keyport, sack. to function us the Solid State If.V.R. Lake Wales, Fla. old house owned hy John Ruckman we do the planning burg. Robert Hudson, Matawan, Electronics Division. Thc new divi­ on this hill only an old kitchen or “Tracker" aircraft; two Helicopter and arranging. What’* an Eagle Scout from Post 64 and The Ruckman family migrated Anti-Submarine (HS) squadrons us­ Eagle Scout, ii th ' patrol leader assistant palrol leader of the con­ sion will house both the Solid State from Wales, Hi.gland to America, shed remains today. On this Und more, there'! no extra Laboratory and the Solid State En­ ing the Sikorsky built Sll-31J type of the contingent, and Junior assis­ tingent, a 10th • grader from Key- fir.st appearing In records of the is the Cocouvler Sprint', j favorite cost for our service* gineering Facilities. Plymouth Colony at Sandwich stopping place for the Indians. helicopter and two Air Transport (VR ) squadrons. In addition there The Solid State Laboratory will where George Ruckman was in a John Ruckman II ii buried at the conduct research In materials and foot of this hill, northeast of the is an Air Wing Staff, two Bureau Brown Travel Bureau list of accounts in 1M7. John Ruck­ of Weapons Training Units and a Day Calls: Vallrj a m i - IH Smlia St., r«f«* A*lM» techniques relating to ferrites, man went from Sandwich to settle spring. J Bro«4wa;. U ty p o ti — Nifkta CaU COUaa ttM t semi conductors, electrolumines­ Naval Air Intelligence Reserve Un­ KEYPORT it. cence, crystals and thin films. Thc Fir.st Presbyterian Church in Cam­ Solid State Electronics Division Commencement Plant HARDWARE will perforin the engineering to den at 8 p.m. The Rutgeri School COMPANY convert the feasibility models da- Reported By Rutgers of Law will hold a convocation on GALE'S veloped by the lalwratory Into pro­ June 3 at 2:.‘10 p.m. THE LARGEST VARIETY OF HARDWARE, TOOLS, duction prototypes. Final produc­ Tht State University will award THERE’S A NEW MAN IN TOWN! AND PAINT IN THIS AREA tion will be performed at the main degrcei to 165 resident* of Mon* Ope/ Sofes Up Lavoie plant in Morganville. mouth County at commencement » a i l v M u vn n s Both Jacob Schicter, Director of exercises Wednesday, June J. Dr. Buick dealers delivered 1314 Opel the Solid State Laboratory, and Mason W. Grosn, University presi­ Kadetts during April lo ahow 20.3 M W . Front St. - CO 4-2000 Kachas Derdiarim, head of the a Solid State Electronics Division, dent, will confer advanced and per cent sales increase over the Kai* Ckarga - Fra* Partial Al taw are completing their staffs of phys­ baccalaureate degree*! on about previous month, report* Roland icists, chemists, engineers and 3000 candidates of H colleges and S. Withers. Huiek'a general Bales Opon Friday Evoning technicians. It la expected that the divisions in New Brunswick, New* manager. The German-built Kadett. personnel of the combined facilities ark and Camden at Rutgers' 198th which \.i being distributed by Gen­ will number about 50 the first Anniversary Commencement in eral Motors through strategically- year. Rutgers Stadium, beginning at located Buick dealerships, has been b’:30 p.m. on the American market since mid- About 4-W Douglass College grad­ January. In that time, total sales uates wilt receive degrees from Dr. have reached AVti] /ith April com­ Gross at a separate commence­ ing as 'he biggest month. ment for the women’s college on die morning of June 3. Two honor­ If you need priming of any ary decrees will be presented al kind, we are here to serve you. t n e Douglass Commencement, Our quick scrvice and reasonable which will be held on Antilles Field prices will please you. beginning at 11 a.m. Nino honorary G IAN T degrees will be presented by Dr. Gross and commissions as second Mobile Homes And lieutenants will be conferred upon some 200 graduate* cf the Univer­ Travel Trailers sity's Reserve Officers Training Corps at commencement in the BEEF SALE stadium. D ie t r ic h Tha baccalaureate service for SECOND B IG W EEK Rutgers College will be held at 11 OF SHOP-RITE GIGANTIC BEEF SALE a.m., June 3, in Kirkpatrick Chap* Trailer Sales el. Class Day exercises will follow I MILE SOUTII OF on Queens Campus. The Douglass STRATHMORE EXHIBIT PORTERHOUSE baccalaureate will be held on Sun­ day, May 31, in Voorhees Chapel, Rt. 34 — Matawan STEAK The Rutger* College of South Jer­ sey will hold its baccalaureate ser- Call 566-2192 or 3993 s m u o N USUAL FINE , vico on Monday, Juno 1, in thc TRIM 9 LOCAL TRADEMARKS, Inc. STEAK 7 3 BATHING SUIT \ HEADQUARTERS IN KEYPORT SPUDY has arrived . . . lie paraded right up to' FOR FAMOUS BRANDS ALWAYS FLAVORFUL Chuck Steak AND LEAN! 35Ib BILL LANZAR0 S

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u iitity^ lo th e s 7 FOLLOW THE ADVENTURES OF SPKDY SHOP-RITE RIGHT HERE IN THE PAGES OF THIS NEWSPAPER EVERY WEEKI ROUTE 3 6 HAZLET Keyport, N. J. Pag* Four THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, May 21, 1964

out proper check on complaint of comes in activity fields, it was earmarked for sewer installation in as an original developer in the wan, B.S., one year’s experience, Also Mrs. Louise Shea, Mrs, a neighbor, Frances Resem. Two pointed out. the Cliffwood, Cliffwood Beach ar­ borough, a contributor to the sew­ at I54C0, high school English; Mrs. Anna Newman, James Moody, Lu­ flttje JHatafoat! <3mmtal owners letting dogs run-at-large The board was taken lo task by ea. ers expansion program, and one Rita Halkin, Old Bridge. B.S., no cille Taylor, Mrs. John Protsmin, were fined May 7, ' one Strathmore resident for spend­ Deputy Clerk Resigns who, accordingly, should get pre­ experience, at $5200, high school Mrs. Kelsey Carhart. J. Tessier, MTUUMIfe IM James Hourahan, Main St., Mat­ ing money to improve a football Mrs. Lillian Schwartz submitted ferment when the water and sew- science. Margaret Grub, R. SpencOT, Mrs. her resignation as deputy lownship tllljtWI NMM - 4 . HAMEL UM N , rVIUW II awan, paid $21 and $5 costs for stadium nt a time when it was i er capacity remains becomes so Also Miss Elizabeth A. Boyce, E. Derechailo. Mrs. Joan Ruby, declared to be needing funds to do clerk effective June 15 which was Mrs. Stanley Sergcwich, Mrs. Pat­ PWljM M n naniu al Km wl dawmlk Cmmii*. N. J . assault on his wife, Rose. {restricted there is not enough to Keyport, B.A., no experience, at it iu m PuauMiNO a f B pbintino company something about half - sessions, accepted by the committee wilh re­ j go around among developers. $5200, high school social studies; ricia Dohrenrend, Mrs. Hefen Pas­ Borough police summonses cost gret. Mrs. Schwartz, named to the Crawford, Harbor Rd., The resident also demanded to I Elmer Beck, chairman, promised ; Mrs. Mary Smilh. Matawan, B.A., cal e. Stephen Koyi, Mrs. Dorothy J. MaM ttmnk Ml Hr - Ok i m w «. Bran, iiim w m m Richard post in January, cited personal rea­ Schar. Mrs. Phillis Goldslein, Mrs, know about fire protection at the i Mr. Blair the argumentation he j no experience, at S5200, high school Wicitatunk, $10 and $5 costs for sons for her decision lo resign. careless driving; Susan O ls e n , new regional high school. He insist­ j had presented would be given I English; Miss M riKn McCarron. Virginia Karlik. Mrs. Elsie Zubin* It was reported that 10 organi­ ski, Rosemarie Siano, F. Kcrsch- South Amboy, $1 and $1 costs for ed the board should give a com­ i ample weight. |Holmdei. LVA., no experience, at plete report on ihe situation. The zations had pledged their co-opera­ $5200, high school English. ner, Arthur Thomas, F.A. Carac­ overnight parking; Richard Filan, j In the meantime. Ihe board will j .spectator drew an admission the tion during clean-up monlh in the The board appointed D;\ Stanley ciolo, Mrs, Emma Kofoed and Kast Orange, $S and $5 costs for township slated for June. In con­ j nol acl on several garden apart- ' Mrs. Richard Applegate. disregarding a traffic signal and board has planned to replace « R. Sprung special testing psycholo­ Im PMUg* riM al Matas**. > n id M r " six-inch main wilh a 10-inch main junction with lhe program a special ’ nvcmt applications until lhe Bor- j gist on a “ per pupil” basis; Dr. S. George Reed, Second St.. Mata­ ough Council determines the facili- taMartMMtf •a* tm «n *klaal atran •• to Ika **al al Ifea « • « but this was nol getting much re­ Clean-Up Week will be held June 15 M. La/ow wa.s medical inspector Mwaiai w mmS wan, $5 and $5 costs for failing to to 211. ity limit nf water and sewer instal-; report for insjwcl/on. sponse from the municipality con­ retroactiu* to Feb. 10. and Mrs. Inquiry By State cerned. The spectator insisted fire The committee voted to seek a j iations. The council will meet in ; Helen M. Dolan and Mrs. Mildred NATtOHAt (OITOtlAl officers recommendations were ig­ meeting with representatives of special session Friday ai S:30 p.m. : Doloia, school nurses. Public Service Co-ordinated Trans­ to discuss a report on these limita- (continued from page one) nored. Plan Stadium Entrance Patit Jury Pantl Hat port conccrning Ihe location of bus t ions. chairman of the board’s public re­ r j ^ t f r | |a # c6 t,4 <1 The board also was chided for The hoard authorised plans and lations committee since it was 47 From Bayshore Arta “ writing lo assemblymen nnd con­ slops in the township. Mrs. Evelyn Horough Engineer Karl F. Ileus-_ Evan#, Lloyd Rd., complained a specifications to be drawn up for tablished in February." He then gressmen” in the hopes of getting er submitted a written report to the ! an entrance and exit to thc high bus stop in front of her home has asserted thal at this lime last year Forty • seven bayshore area resi­ an added state aid transportation I board claiming unapprov ed storm school football stadium. A ramp or THURSDAY, MAY 31. 1«M dents are included on a petit jury resulted in a depreciation of her only seven teachers left the school bill passed when it should be ac­ ! sewers were constructed on Wil- flight of steps was contemplated by system. panel scheduled to serve through tive on the subject wirhin the dis­ property. j I jam St. in the Mount Pleasant the board, according lo board Board members attempted to re­ Taking The Children May 29. They are Mrs. Barbara trict. The bill in question would The committee set June I for a Manor housing development. The member Alfred R. Manville. Abbazia, Maiawan Township; grant state aid for tiansportalion public heating on the application of ; building inspector was direclod to solve the question of how’ m any Contracts totalinj- 525,098 for lhe teachers quit each year, but no Fred Abrecht, Marlboro 'fownship; under the present Iwo • mile Michael Collins to conduct a sal­ j make an immediate investigation, ■'■■■■•: D riving with children calls for extra precautions-by the at next academic year's school sup­ one seemed lo have the answer, Dan Alsobroolu, Holmdei; Mrs. limit where children have to tra­ vage yard on County Rd. The town­ plies were awarded. Science sup­ idriver. Never leave children unsupervised in a cur, even Mary Anderson, Keyporl; Robert i Edward W. Currie, former board not even Dr. Sample. verse dangerous roads. ship also promised to attempt lo | attorney, was granted an exemp- plies will be purchased from Cam- (hough it's just for a minute. Never leave the motor running Andes, West Keansburg; Mrs. Jane co-ordinate activities of its trans­ Wishful Thinking ’ tion from the major subdivision or­ Ijosco Scientific Co., Inc., for $1115; Mr. Thompson, attacking th Baker, Union Beach; Edward portation commitlee and one func­ while parked. Taka key* with you. Never start a car until dinance to subdivide a 200-foot the Welch Scientific Co., $512, and Rice, Joyce and Higgins minority, Becker, Keansburg; John Brandau- The spectator found the bill just tioning in Maiawan Borough. you know that no children are in its path, front or back. tract on Edgprnerc Dr. into two t h e General Biological Supply characterized ».u*ir charges ai a cr, Keyporl. so much wishful thinking, lulling “slur” on the other board mem­ Don’t allow children to stand up while riding; teach the school board into a “ do-noth­ parcels. House, $113. Bids of the Stansi Also Robert Brunelli, Union Scientific Co.. were rejected for bers, lie said they were of a gener­ them to sit still. Don’t allow babies to be carried on some- Beach; Raymond Carroll, Mata* ing" attitude because it was other­ al nature and asked the minority wise necessary to cross swords Matawan Man To foiling to meet specifications. fine’s lap in the front seat. Keep babies in the rear seat, or wan; George Clement, Holmdei; General shop awards were made to be “ more specific.” If any mem­ Carlyle Close, Ciffwooo Beach; with the township committee and ber of this board knows of an­ In a baby carrier. Make sure car doors are loeked so chil­ borough council. The board was (continued from page one) Seek Meeting To tn the Broadhead Garrett Co. for Edgar V. V. Close, Keyport; James Mr, Sandford received a Hnche- $118; John H. Mallack and Sons other member exceeding his au­ dren can't open them accidentally. Teach children to leave told it must not be blind to its (continued from page one) Crombie, Keancburg; Anthony Del­ lor of Science Degree in Journal­ for 53S5, and Neil and Suanjer for ; thority, Mr. Thompson said, thtn door handles alone. If children start quarreling, pull off the bert, Marlboro; Albert DeNorcia, “ moral obligation*’ to put the pres­ ■ the Inner member should be asked sure on lhe governing bodies to ism from Temple University. it will no longer furnish a supply! $3(J|. road and stop before trying to settle things. Cliffwood; Marshall D o w n e y , Philadelphia, in Ml/. Aber spend­ of water after July 31 through! Woodshop awards were made to j to resign. Keansburg; Michael Druzbik, Mai­ put down sidewalks and widen I Motion Passes f-J Don’t permit children to stick heads or arms from car streets in lhe dangerous areas ing two years on the m w v staff i township - owned mains on Router Broad,head - Garrett for $79; John awan; William Evans, Ha/.let; of the Long Branch Record, he 34. serving approximately 00 honi- j IL Matlack and Sons for $201 and t Mr. Thompson’s motion was put ' windows. Teach children not to touch steering wheel, gear- James F. Flynn. M.v.awan; Fred through which pupils must walk to i es. The township purchases the j school. joined staff of the Asbury Neill and Spanjer for $917. Draft­ i lo a vote and passed, 6 to 3. Voting ihift lever or buttons, and rear-view mirror, or otherwise Fremgen, Keansburg. the i water from the borough ond, in- j The board h.d little to fay on Park Press in IU40. In World War ing awards were made to Keffel | for it were Mr. Thompson, Board ; tur *, oiiIa thr users. i distract th* driver while car is in motion. And remember Also Albert Fuchs Jr., Ha/let; the score of pledging to lock horns II, Mr. Sandford served four years and Esser fo.. for $1109 and the i President William Kerr, Mrs. Carol that tha front passenger seat is by far the most dangerous Adam Gurnicz, Matawan Town­ with (he municipal bodies to get with the U.S. Army and held a | Committeeman Daniel Downey. I Charvoz * Roos Corp., for $292. I Kosobucki, Dr. Margery Turner, Haage, Union Bids hy Musical and Electronics | Mr. Pine and Mr, Nixon. Mr. Rice, Ib the car. Don't overload it. ship; Mrs. Gertrude sidewalks and streets of proper sergeant’s rank at the end of the j who announced plans for the joint j Beach; Jamei Hartley. Matawan; width and construct’on for the chil­ conflict. Combat duty placed him meeting, said he already had con-; equipment were rejected for failing ; Mr. Joyce and Mr. Higgins oppos- Hazlet; Harry to meel specifications. ,r ed. Frank Hegedua jr., dren to traverse. in action with the infantry and i ferred with Leon Christina!, chair-j Board of Education ceases to har­ llimelfarb, Hazlet; Arthur Judd jr., The discussion concluded wilh a ' man of the bcrough water com mil- 1 Janitorial supply contract* were j Then Mr. Rice made hi.s own mo­ Communication field artillery with the Third Army awarded to W. J. Palten Co. for ! tk>n that newspaper clipping ass the administration by ignoring Hazlet; Arne Kalma. Matawan; ringing call by Mr. Foster that If in the European Theater. tee. He said he believed the ser­ their advice. Lewis Kendall jr,, Hazlet; Mrs. S754>0; the South Shore Paper Co. ! which first mentioned Dr. Sample’s To the Editor, all this fear of double sessions ex­ Return* To Job vice would be continued under a 1 Rose Lanzone, West Keansburg; $2054; Gale's Kevport Hardware j restRnaiion should also be mide The unfortunate resignation ol Even worse, our township will isted, there was one way to keep Returning, he served as a re­ new agreement between the two never be able to attract and retain Mrs. Lillian Lawrence, Holmdei; municipalities. Co. for $154, anti C. G. Winans Co. ! part of the record to give back­ Dr. William J . Sample as Midiion them from expanding fiom grade* porter and later on the copy desk a Superintendent of Schools 'with Mrs. Celia Magee, Matawan. to-grade and that was by getting “ lime Is Running Out" for $277. ; ground material to ihe articles to Township Superintendent of Schools of the Asbury Paik Press. In 1952, Other ianitorial awards went io ! which Mr. Thompson had referred. any ability If on: of the Job require­ Also John J . Manzi, Matawan out to vote June 2 for lhe board's he became manager of lhe news­ Philip .1. Hhmda jr.. attorney for i l not the beginning but the climax ments Is that he must be a puppet. Township; Mrs. Helen Marchese, $2,625,000 bonding to add schools Colonial Ever-lite Co. for VW); the | This was passed unanimously. Fol- paper's Red Bank Bureau, con­ 3R property owners in the Storyland Monmouth Paper Co. for $204. ; lowing up. Mr. Rice proposed that t l a three-month hlitory of sca- Dr. Sample has contributed much Union Beach; Gc ge Massey jr., and classrooms. tinuing until 1955. In March of that section who will I>e affected if Ihe to this School System in the last Clifford Matthews, Union Steel shelving will he purchased I Frederick M. Raubinger, state 4tailc witch ■ hunting, personal Hazlet; year, he became associated with proposed cutoff is carried out. five years and the improvements Bcach; Frank McGinniss,Cliffwood from the Economy Office Furniture . commissioner of education, be re­ fK M ure playi and vilification. It the St. Petersburg, Fla,, Times warned Ihe comtnitlee that “ time Co. for $4200. Ground maintenance quested to make a probe of Ihe that have been instituted are di­ Beach; William Nixon, Keyport; and was chief of its copy desk. is running out" ond called on the ktgan within days of the iiutalla- rectly attributable to him. Mrs. Sadie O’Neill, Maiawan; Planning Board from the J. Percy V'an Zandt Co situation and charges brought forth He came back to Monmouih township to take immediate action ; for $.'*689, the Rarilan Garage for j by Dr. Sample’s resignation. lien of the present Board of Educa­ We wish to disassociate ourselves Richard Parks, Matawan; Waller (continued from page one) County in November 1055. When to avert (he shutnff. j $152 and the Holt T; actor Co. for “ An excellent idea,” was Mrs. from this tragic acceptance of the Relnecke, Hazlet; Mitchell Reno, He told the committee it is neces- j tion and it firs, came Into public Holmdei; Arnold Sampson, Cliff­ of the highway on the sideyard, he did. he covered news for The $5M). Kosobucki’s response, but she said resignation of an outstanding edu­ An addition to Die building bring­ Register, other of the area's pub­ sary to know what the committee View when tbe budget reallocations cator. Since an appeal tc reason wood Beach; Charles Zitzow, West “you have u> be more specific” ing it closer to the highway was lications nnd for daily newspapers plans to do in order to resolve his and give the commissioner "some­ were made on Apr. I, has again been rejected by the ma­ Keansburg; Edward Tynan, Ifaz­ asked. in thc New York Newark metro­ own course of aclion. He said his j thing more than newspaper clip­ But now we are faced with some­ jority of our Board of {education, let; Mrs. Dorothy Truskowski, Un­ clients are prepared to obtain an i P r ii/ewi im ers O f ion Beach. Although the question was con­ politan area, on a free-lance or pings. M thing far more icrioua, limply be­ we can only vow to make the peo­ | injunction, if necessary to bar the] (continued from page one) ple of \ladison Township conscious sidered one for lhe zoning hoard self-assignment basis. Obtain Specific! cause it Is irrevocable. Dr. Sam- to consider as a variance, Mayor On Nov. 1, 1057, he joined the ! borough from ending the water sup- ; hart, Marge Emm, Mrs. Edward Mr. Rice responded by claiming of the harmful actions being taken ! piv. : pie’s reiignatlon ia voluntary In Civic Group To Discuss Henry Traphagen indicated a staff of 'fhe Register, and was Flynn, rred Kaufer, Mrs. A. Nixon, lhe investigators would obtain as by the majority of t.ie Board of i S'.orvland, completely surrounded li. 1 loolev. lorpi only. In reality it hai been study of the highway zoning may placed In charge of its Middle­ ■ many ’’specifics as people are Education fn the hope that public School Bond Issue be in order. bv sections of St rathmore. could oh- j Also Mrs, J. Horne. Joseph Kra­ ; willing to give,” and they wdl awareness will require a return to town Bureau. He was transferred ; forced upon him. It ia the direct tain water from the Strathmore' mer, llarrv Cowles, .Mary Cheat- i prove what is “ true and what the principles of good education. Queries Realistic Zoning to the main office, In 1J)59, upon is result of interference by some Strathmore-At-Matawan Civic As­ Mr. Hausmann also raised ques­ his appointment as associate ed­ Water Co. if the firm's franchise um, S. Henderson, Anna Mae ; false." sociation will meet Tuesday at 8 were extended lo mains in the 40- Board of Education members, in (Signed) tion as to how realistic zoning set itor. Heyer, Edward A. Wfutnev, Phil | Hul Mrs. Kosobucki wasn't im­ W. S. Rice p.m. In the old high school audi­ up during past administrations had home development, exempted when Nappi. Mrs. Milton Silvester, Mrs. } pressed by Mr, Rice's answer. Put the operation of the ichool system. L. R. Higgins torium on Broad St., just north of the water company's franchise' Interference, which In our opinion, been. He found that Cliffwood Ave. Melva Hoff. Mrs Ruth HopU-f, ; the “ specifics in the minutes, we W. Joyce Church St. In Matawan Borough. was extended lo the west side o f! Mrs. Harnett Lovett. \V K. Pearson transcends the proper duties of a was an especial example of this, want to answer them now." she de­ Ilyrne Calls For Route 11. , ir.. J o y c M . Ricl ;.rds, Catherine board member. Moreover, it has A full discussion of the proposed in his mind, zoned as residential, clared. Dr. Turner became engag­ school building hnnd issue will he yet with seven business establish­ However, residents are concern-; Colauto. Kelsey Car hart, William ed in tin* verbal battle and asked been bolstered by an attitude on Shoplifting Cos* (continued from page one) ed that if thev were forced to con- the part of these same board mem­ presented. Representatives of the ments between the end of thc high­ McNally, Pearl Ohvier. = what the minority nie;im by “ aca- garden apartments ordinance, but • necf with Strathmore supplv, thev j bers that: Ou* B*for* Heuser Board of Education, their architect, way business zone near Center St. Also Mrs. ( i. Iferidv, Mrs, A. - demic witch hunt. This is slander.” and financial advisor, have been and the Cliffwood Ave. crossing of it elicited no response, He want­ ^ would face a 300 lo 400 per cent in­ Griffin. Elaine Snyder. Mrs V. ' Tin* board is not competent to I. Abolished the job of Curricu- shoplifting complaint has been invited. The referendum on thc the railroad. ed all future applications for gar­ ' crease in water rates, 'llu* i>orouyh. 1 Washington, .ludv Whitt*, AWm/o conduct its own investigation of tlu* Ium Co-ordinator despite the pro­ A signed by Calvin Bell, Matawan school building program will be Mr. Hausmann found this sit­ den apartments io be processed as when serving notice of the planned . Warhington, I’athe.'irie Abatamaico. i charges, Mr. Rice said. “I’ll make o l of test the Superintendent business man, against Clara Mack- uation forcing business owners in­ non-zoning projects jequiring spe­ .cutoff, report'-d it was fie(tinj» out. (\ Lorraine Ca»h«irt, Salvatore Vi- statements to the investigating au­ ; Schools that there Is no one in the held June 2. It is vitally important •son, $ Second St., Matawan Town­ that the voters know everything to appeals for variance and use cial variances or permits. j of the water business outride bor-_ cari, Mrs. L. Prreib-n, Mrs. p.I. ' thonties,” he announced. School System qualified to replace ship. 1'he defendant was arrested permits to the zoning board for Aclion Opposed ; ough limits. Ahern, Helen Michaux, Mrs Ar- | But Mr. Rice’s position was the Coordinator. . possible about this issue which will by Patrolman John Muller, bor* affect their taxes, property values any improvement they washed to Richard LaMura, a board mem­ numd LaV;gne, Mrs. A. ll.tten- termed by Dr. Turner as an at­ . I. Handed out raises for ichool oofjh police, one-hnlf-mile from the and most Important, their chil­ make. ber, opposed such precipitous ac­ Jirimer. Vernon Harris : tempt to “ try and blow this thing personnel with utter disregard for store. Mr. Boll identified edibles dren's education. But rezoning the street to busi­ tion, recalling the mayor was on Also F'velvn Caullett. Earl V. up as big as possible. There's no , the value of the Job they are pcr- M a rlb o ro Haliam. George Harri.s. Mrs. Lu­ point to an investigation for this in thc defendant’s possession as At the same meeting the Asso­ ness in lhat section was noted hy a coir.fnillee with Angelo J. Tom ­ , forming. com in;* from his store. The de­ :one board member as bringing add- aselio and himself, named last , (continued from page one) | cille Walters, S E. Savitskv. Jo­ purpose onlv.” ciation will install its new officers seph Ki/;n!)iemcz. Anna Nugenl. ' Finally, after the original motion 3. Required the repainting of a fendant will be arraigned before who were elccted at the April meet­ j ed commercial trucking onto a month to consider tlu* whole policy Cifi/ens group candidates and one; school (even though it was partial­ Magistrate Ralph S. Heuser jr. | street where a school is located, toward garden apart menl s. Coun­ Republican uere elected council-! Anne Molenkatnp, Lois Haliam, was amended to include charges ing. Herbert J. Parker, former William Patterson, Mr.s. Simone also made by board members, the ly painted only last year) instead tonight. chairman of the zoning and plan­ j It was observed that there was cilman George Connor commented men. 1 . of providing adequate funds for I no use “making the seven busi- there was no wav nf knowing the ; A runoff was ftdered, however. Bern le. Mrs. .losr-ph Russo. Mrs. - motion to ask for the state investi- This is the second time in recent ning committee will succeed Rob­ Donald Ihomas, Joan France, Al­ gat ion was passed unanimously. 1 textbooks. weeks Mr. Bell has brought persons ert J. Chesterman as president. j ne.ss establishments info 27." worth of Ihe ordinance until the when officials contended that no 4. Placed such a workload upon ] Mr. Hausmann also reviewed with committee biings in its findings. : candidate received a majority o f. yona Fit/gt-raM I During the public portk>n of the charged with shoplifting in his The new vice president will be Also Mr>. A.J. Small, Patricia meeting, when one woman asked aur School Psychologist that she store to court. . David Sutliff of the membership j the board the situation whereby Robert E. La Mura, board at- all votes cast, The runoff, held I resigned, and ! only one gas station erected in orney. counseled the mayor that , Dec. 10, 1%1, gave lhe mavorally Houiihan, Fay Fields, Edward J. I if a teacher had a right to go di- Francis Dubrowsky, Perth Am­ and merger s t u d y committee; Kettner. Mrs. H. Browne. Mrs. redly lo a member of the board treasurer, Robert W. Beecher, who ! the Route 34 section comes even lhe U>tough was not yet committed to Mr Lan/aro, Three Citi/ens 5. Deliberately cut teachers’ sal­ boy, was held in contempt of court i near to complying with the wdi- Jacob Andringa; Helen B.viren- to lodge a complaint, Dr. Sample aries unnecessarily. served last year a.s association lo the total Wi apartments, that Committee members ami two Re­ hy Magistrate Heuser Thursday for .nance on signs. He also want'd publicans were elected to the coun­ burg, Re^-iria Keane, ila/let Nieko- slammed his hand down on a tuble Even more regrettable is that Dr. failing to appear on a ticket issued auditor and member of the taxation there u<*re a Mib tanttal number I consideration given to h prc»per cil. j Iaus, Thomas Groomr sr., Mrs. and shouted: “That’s what’s wrong Sample’s resignation, although sig- by Patrolman Muller on the proper committee; secretary, Marilyn of plans in process that could be • standard for commercial lighting mi •Charles Hever, L i’een lien nett, • — I’m blowing my stack again— but is only one of a growing Brenner of the education and the subordinated to what lhe study Filed Superior Court Suit I alficant, date. The contempt fine wa.s $10 this highway. The* Citi/.ens group thou filed a Diane Washington. Patricia Harbi- lhats whai's wrong. There arc too number of departures of qualified zoning and planning committees. comiMtteo < ould find to he in ihe and passing a red light cost $5 and suit asking the Superior foiirt to son, J.C. P.ippa, Richard Kirk. many ears around here.” people from our school system. Thc $5 costs. If possible, a brief color movie public interest. Mayor llyine then Gloria Masia. Mrs'. George Ward. He then left the room and didn't designations of teachers fleeing relented. s old the* runoff, contending tlutt it Waller J. Murphy. 15 Edgewater on the World's Fair will open the was unnecessary. Superior ('our: Mrs. Janet foiher, Stanley Hi,or, teturn. lo other school systems will con­ Dr., Matawan, was assessed (3 and program. llo | ) e F o r M a il Hul garden apartments proposals Arlene Smith, liorv Wcmmer. The boatd finally told the wom«n tinue until the Madison Township made little headway as a result Judge .1. Edward Knight, however. $2 costs for letting a dog bark with­ I brew ou* hot h elort ions, on gr ouuds . Mars1 Rajoba. it was improper for any teacher lo (continued from page one) nf th*’ mayor's show of feeling. Al.so Barbara Turner, M:s. F:*d that the general election ’a as im­ approach a Itoard member without Meat Loaf Dinner cat.nos of street numes and hou^r Robert Kaye. Long liranrh. was Sauer, Helen Aanemma. .bum hr.st going through jegular proced- numbers in Ihe lownship in an ef- jn with a f>4 unit plan for Hav me properly held and the ruuotf was James. A.B. Luster. Mis. ,|. Yam unnecessary. A ••pecial law hud ut es The Laurence Hnrl>or American : Tori to obtain improved mail ser­ Dr. It was rouled along the pro­ Drigbt. Helen Immesherger, Jo m FinaJJv, when ;he }>o;ml became Legion Post 3.12 will serve a meat vice, noted “ city delivery" is (*>v visions of the garden apat intents to be enacted by the State Leg- 1 Larnhert'on. Ruth Raupp, Peai I |w>gj;ed down in charges and coun­ loaf dinner Saturday evening from sible provided areas band tngrth- ordinance for ‘.er*. icing. Mature to permit Tuesday's special er. Melvin, Mildred Domenuo, Mat v ter' charges, Mr. Pine said, “There 7 to 9 p.m. in the Legion Hall, Wants Tn Build 101 Apartments election. ; J. Nuss. Maiy Kelr,, Geotge .! , The report suggested that rc-.i ! /onion and ma ;s housing (level- ; is a limit and I ihmk we reached Stimmerfield Ave., Laurence Har­ William H. Blair, Red Hank, Melvin. Mrs. Hugh Allan jr.. Mis. it." He also walked uut and lhe Buy W ith bor. Dancing will be enjoyed from dents of the Cliffwood, Cliffv.f-id appeared as attorney lor H'watd opn.-’iits were ihe major issues.: Mary Kow. meeting M(on ended. D p.m. to 1 a.m. Everyone is wel­ Meath nnd River Gardens section Siegel, l.iv ing stem, developer of lhe CMi/.ens Cnmmtdee favors [ come. j petition for mail delivery from the Marc Woods. Mr. Sb’gel has an raising the minimum lot si/e from ' i ( li!!w<*od Post Office. At present, apartments proposal of 104 units one h.ilf-acte to an acre in part ; I the Chffwtjod area is not sufficient­ on file for lhe Middlesex Rd area of tiie township. ly populated to warrant "nty de­ S u m m e r a n d Alarms Voiced At It was revealed at a recenl ses­ The Committee's count il major- ’ livery” although lhe service won id 1 1y recently introduced an interim Confidence (continued from page one) ;be made available to all three ur- sion of the lioaid lo be m sonu* Vaenlion Tim e are Here . . . thing of a stalemate due tt) the ordinance raising the lot si7e to f spond lo thc idea. But it gained a 'eas from one post office. one aero throughout the lowir-hip j goodly show of support in the aud­ ! Cite Duplications water supply Miution on * ha t r*>ad . .. and we are ready with the Mr. Siegel has irdincd his ori­ until tbe master plan is ndop’ed j A -l • • • 3-W ay Guarantee ience. ! The report also listed duplica­ Herbert H Smith Associates West ! On thc score of the larger class­ tions in street names including ginal application for Mi apait merits to n bid to get JIM ap­ Trenion, township planning < on- ; es, it was suggested to the board i First through Fifth Sts., Atlantic sultant. is preparing a plan m bed ! the individual attention a pupil ' Ave., Center and Cedar Sts. In ad­ proved. Mr. Blair informed the l>oard he uled for presentation •'Mne|im#» tins B y E n g l i s h needs could be attained by two dition. it noted confusing similarity •uinn.'-r. i teachers to a class system. This between Cedar Ave. and Cedar pi. was appearing to protest the claim idea met with warm response, too. , and Washington Ave. and Washing­ of thc .lohns'owne Building u'li • Ship 'n .Shore I.osi In Activity Helds Ihe township, Blouses ENGLISH The high school principal noled '1 lu* c o m m i t t e e also repot let I Ih/H 741-4 “• MOTORS ™5« lhal Ihe pupil on half-sessions puts easements in permit ibe widening in a toll!I of 45 ■ minute ( lass per­ nnd resurfacing of Allaniii- Avi­ SINCE 19M iods equal lo those of the pupil on um) C hurch St.. aJso lo lie done hy j John L. Tassini Agency s h o V full-1 inn*. Such loss as I here is Ihe Leviil fiim, are being negotiut- BE T TY S FOND . MERCURY . LINCOLN-CONTINENTAL ed ul the piesent Him*. 1 Your advertisement In this lie also announced lhe township! 117 MAIN ST. MATAWAN iw per will reach prospective w ill get a road imnruvefm-m*, pro. j 139 Mciin St. 566-1506 Matciwan Monmouih and Maple, it d Bank ' Die I,nsy ( kirgt i‘ureh.uprs in rveiv community In ie.cj of ils o u ii unil»-i w a v in earlv i 566-0043 • w i: c i v i; (, h i ;i :n s t a m p s . lh« Jjjyaliore area. summer on sireelB^lhut ate not1 Thursday, M ay 21, 1964 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Pag* Flv* Miss Vassiliades Woman’s Club Cliffwood Parent Teaclicrs Install Officers Matawan Personal Items New BPW Prexy News Of You Aad Your Family b Appreciated Al Aay Time May Breakfast Cali Mri. Lorraine Smith, Tel. S66-I32I Miss Mary Vassiliades was elect­ The Woman's Club nf Matawan, Inc., held its May breakfast Mon­ ed'president of the Business and day at the Don Quixote Inn, Route Mrs. Bertha Story Schanck, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Tesik and Mrs. Esther Doberman, The Professional Women's Club of Mat­ 3-1, Matawan, wiih Mrs. Albert awan at the meeting held in the Gerard Devlin, and Mrs. Joseph family, Strathmore, attended the Bronx, Is spending several days as Dcrnberger, were the prize win­ wedding on Saturday of John Tesik the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Ahell presiding. Midway Hate F iu House. ners Wednesday, when Mrs. El­ and Miss Dorothea Giddis and the Dworkis, Strathmore. Mrs. Abell introduced Miss Ger­ Mrs. Frances Thaler presided at more Kenner entertained at des­ reception which followed in Hnv- Mr. and Mrs. Morton Fuchs, aldine V. Brown, newly - elected the session. Olher officers elected sert • bridge. Other guests were erstraw, N.Y. Strathmore, were the Saturday ev­ Southern Vice President of the (or the 1984-tS session are Mrs. Mil­ Mrs. Thomas Welstead, Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Edward Joyce. ening guests of Mr. and Mrs. New Jersey State Federation of Bliss, Mrs. Frederick Dederick and Bernard Zimmerman, The Bronx. Women’s Clubs, who made her dred Day, first vice president; Mrs. Strathmore, were the Saturday Mrs. W, J. Rabet. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr, and Mrs. W. Rulon Smith first official appearance in her Bernice VanPelt, second vice pres­ Thursday luncheon bridge guests Joyce sr., Bayside, L.L, in honor were the Sunday guests of Mr, and new office at her own club. Miss ident; Miss Kathleen Merritt, re­ of Mrs. Lerov Sickels were Mra. of Mr. Joyce jr. who vas celebrat­ Mrs. 0. R. Warman, Middletown. Brown discussed the goal of the cording secretary; Mrs. Theresa Frank Bliss, Mrs. Edward W. Cur­ ing his birthday. Mrs. Michael Mrs. Daniel Brewer and Mrs. new Federation president. Mrs. S. Randelmann, corresponding secre­ rie, Mrs. Paul Egan, Mrs. W. J. O'Neil, The Bronx, als» attended. Bertha Story Schanck dined at the Herbert Taylor, and the activities of tary; Mrs. Rachel M. Witter, trea- Rabel, Mrs. Thomas Welstead, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pike were Watchung Inn, Watchung, on Sat­ the state convention which con­ aurer. ' Mrs. Marguerite Laird, and Mrs. the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. urday evening. cluded Friday with the formal in­ Gera.d Devlin. The prize winners stallation of the new officers. Mrs. Thaler reported on the N.J. Alfred J. Newbold, Crosswicks. Mr. and Mrs, Franklin S. Thomp­ were the hostess, Mrs. Bliss and Mrs. Abell recognized the past State Convention of Federated BPW Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Paris and son have returned home after Mrs. Currie, ' children, Strathmore, were the Sun­ spending several days as guests of presidents present. Mrs. Thurman Clubs, Inc., held at the Hotel Den­ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Roberts. Po* Ncalis, Mrs. Peler Read, Mrs. nis, Atlantic City, May IJ, 16 and Mrs. Howard Woolley, Mrs. Cal­ day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dave vin Pearce, Mrs. William Quinn, Mendelson, Livingston. cono Mountains, Pa. Donald P/jbinson, Mrs, Calvin IT. Miss Vassiliades, delegate, ac­ Pearce, M in. David Bruce and Mrs. companied Mrs. Thaler. Also at­ Mrs. Rollln Richards, Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Dennis. Mr. und Mrs. Harry Chcrnet and LaMura, Mrs. Milton Gunkle, Mrs. Allan Morrison. She also presented tending were Mrs. Gutuile Bell, al­ Keyport; Mrs. Lydia Walling and family were Ihe weekend guests Winston Schaffer, and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. James Lipp, Mrs. George R. Schneider, Fifth ternate; Miaa Mary Haussmann, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Fraebel at­ District Vice President, Mrs. Marly Charles Lockwood were the Wed­ tended the Presbyterian Rally at Kingston, N.Y. •nd Miss Theresa Haussmann. nesday evening bridge guests of Mahoney, president of the Junior ' * Prasram Warkshap Palmer Stadium, Princeton, on Mrs. Calvin Bell attended Reun­ Mrs. Everett Carbon. Sunday. This commemorated the ion Day at Beaver College, Glen- Woman's Club, Mrs. Leon Christin- Miss Vassiliades reported on the William Stillwagon, Fountain 300th anniversary of the Presby­ side, Pa., on Saturday. at. retiring chairman of the Mat­ awan Evening Department, und apecial nnxjram workshop by Mrs. Ave., is a surgical patient in Mon­ terian Church in New Jersey. Mrs. Johnson Cartar. entertained Marie B. Bowden. She discussed mouth Medic. I Center. Mrs. John Kinney, new editor of the,women responsible for laying Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Frank at bridge on Thursday evening and Mrs. Helen Quinn entertained at the Club Woman Magazine. Each the groundwork for Ihe highly im­ attended the wedding of Miss Joyce the prize winners weu Mr.s. Arne spoke briefly. bridge on Tuesday evening and her Cambios, New Monmouth, to Ro­ Kalma and Mrs. Ross Maghan. Mrs. Edwin Ensign, third from right, past presi-j right, M n. JtiMfy Bruno, corresponding secretary^ portant National Federation BPW guests were Mrs. K. L. Cartan, Report On Activities C I u b s' Hemispheric Friendshln bert McGowan, Leonardo, at St. Olher guests were Mrs. Allan J. dent of‘ the‘ Monmouth“ ‘ County Council" ... of - Parents ■ [Mra.“ Jam ' es “*Richardson, • * second1 vice president; WM r£ ' Committee. Beln" the World Af- Mrs. Gerard Devlin, Mrs. Louis Joseph's Church. Keyport. and the Morrison, Mrs. Harry Pitcher, Mrs. Mrs. Schneider expressed her and Teachers, installed Mrs. John ScaUo as pres-j Joseph- Glassford, secretary, - and Edward 1 Dalberfc Dalherj fai rs chairman of the National Fed­ Pazienza, Mrs. Paul Egan, Miss reception which followed on Satur­ Charles Perrine Mrs. Bayard Lam- pleasure ai the six awards received idem ol the Cliffwood Parent-Teachcr Association at | treasurer. M u. Albert P iu l, first vice prealJta^ eration of BPS Clubs. Inc.. Mrs. Esther Blau, and ,Y.rs. Warren day. born, and Mrs, Donald W, Robin­ in her district. Mrs. Mahoney ex­ a meeting held last week in the school cafetorlum.S waa aat preaeal when the picture was taken. Bowden haa successfully endeavor­ Vreeland. The Drize winners were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tafuri and son. plained her group’s participation Other officers installed hy Mrs. Ensign were, left ta' ed to promote understanding be­ Mrs. Cartan, Mrs. Devlin and M n. children, Spencer, Joann, Nina and Mr. and Mrs. William E, Smith in the Children's Aid and Adoption Pazien/.a. Charles, Emerson, were the Sun­ sr. and Mr. and Mrs. George Clark Center, Newark project which re­ Mrs. Edwin Ensign, past presi­ Mrs. James Richardsoo, second Upon assuming her aew offic# tween the countries of the Western vice president; Mrs, Joseph Glass­ Hemisphere. Mrs. Bowden conduct- Mrs, Emerson Lisk has returned day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul were the Sundav dinner guests of sulted in a donation of S20.C»00 from dent of the Monmouth County and receipt of the gavel Irom Mrs. home after spending the winter in Marino, Strathmore. Miss Joyce Clark, Hazlet. all the Juniors in the state. Mrs. ford, secretary; Mrs. Rudy Bruno, ad the first Goodwill Tour of Cen­ Council of Parents and Teachers, corresponding secretary and Ed­ McNulty, Mrs. Scalzo dxpressej tral and South America in I960 as Florida. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Currie at­ Chrislinat sta tal that the Evening wa.s ihe guest speaker and installa­ ward Dalberg. treasurer. her appreciation and asked for th# well as the first conference of the Mrs. Harry Munson spent the tended a dinner - dance at the Departments had contributed $2K.- Munasquan River Golf Club on 000 towards lhe South Jersey Med­ tion officer al ihe final meeting nf Mrs. Weldon Sams opened the continuing co-operation of tha BPW fn San Juan, Puerto Rico. weekend al Lake Tcedyuskung, Pa. meeting with the invocation and Trinity Plans Saturday evening. ical Research Center, who had the Parent - Teacher Association of membership lor a successful year. lt also waa announced that Busi­ Mr. and Mrs. William C. Nod­ the Cliffwood School held in the lhe retiring president. Mrs. Walter Miss Gail King’s P.M. Kindergar* just announced among their find­ ness Women's Week has been ding* and grandchildren, James and On Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl school cafetorium. McNulty, called for the final re­ ten class won the attendance ings that there is a virus present changed to Mar. 7-13. The National Nancy Noddings, attended the Herkowit/. and children, Strath­ After a brief speech, Mrs. En­ ports of her chairmen. Mrs. Wil­ award. A social followed wid| June Carnival more, were Sunday guests of Mr. in leukemia. Convention will be held in Detroit, World's Fair on Tuesday. sign installed Mrs. John Scalzo as liam Seaman announced the total dance music provided by Mike Nruh and Jennifer Frost, Noddings, recording secretary; Garothers, Janice Caracciolo, Pam* Ta Assist At Baarc Meeting Mrs. Gerard Devlin, Mrs. Elva time for everyone.” Newark, were the Sunday guests of Mrs. Johnson Cartan, correspond­ ela Carrillo, Alan Carrus, Suzanna Crine, Harold Dolan, Joan Egj»eri# Barbanell, and Mrs. W. O. Diggin The Rev. Mr. Hall invites every­ Mr. and Mrs. Erie Hellstrom, ing secretary; Mrs. Charles E. ll was agreed to assist at the first Mark Enierline, Victoria Farrell, state board meeting Sept. 19 with were the prize winners when Mr.s. one to stop by the church yard on Strathmore. Springhorn, treasurer; Mrs. Wil­ John V. Caracciolo, principal, of Marie Fletcher, Walter Folk, Car<>» the I.en.ioc Club and the Freehold Bertha Story Schanck entertained Friday evening, June 1*2, and Sat­ House guesls this week of Mr. liam Burmester. financial secre­ ren Chrivtinat, William Collins, at bridge on Friday evening. Other Matuwan Regional High School, Dennis Druzbik, David Edwards. lyn Franklin, Alena Grasso, Delor* BPW Club, place to be announced. urday, June H, for an enjoyable and Mrs. C. N. Taylor jr.. Strath­ tary; Mrs. Beniamin Dennis nnd es Henderson. Florence Hilton, Ju­ Mrs. Bell wi" serve as chairman guests were Miss Patricia McKeen, event. more, are Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tay­ Miss Adele Vigne, co-chairmen, announces that the following stu­ Nancy Frederick. Susan Groves. Mrs. Frank Bliss, Mrs. W. .J. Ra- dents have made the honor roll {or Patricia Hall, Gwenn Harris, dy Huff, Jerry KaUela, Ellen of the BPW 10th nnnual Installation There will be many games lor lor sr. and daughier. Miss Ann Tay­ American Home; Mrs. Edwin ll. minskv. dinner to be held June 16 at the bel. Mrs, Leroy Sickels, and Mr.s. people of all ages, refreshments lor, Kansas City, Kan. Dominick, civics and legislation; lhe fifth marking period. In order George Huusman, William Keegan, Don Ouixote Inn, Route Jt, Mata­ Marguerite Lairtl. and bargains to take home. As in Mrs. Martha Schoelkopf and Mrs. Bernadean Harr, music; Mrs. to make the honor roll, a student Penelope Kierce, Ellen Krufka, Also Joan Lavoie. Denise LeDct, wan. The Misses Haussmann are Mr. and Mr.s. Herbert Burke, other years, the Trinity Church daughter, Margaret, Elmhurst, Michael Brown, art; Mrs. Calvin must have an average of % with Gloria Lederer, Kathleen Lehn, Bernard Lichtenstein. Jean Mattie, co-chairmen of this affair. Mrs. Strathmore, wore the guests of Dr. Carnival will include the country L.L, were the weekend guests of Pearce, building committee; Mrs. no failing or incomplete grades. Donna Lisacchi. Susan Manville, Jean Morris, Bar­ Mildred McLean, Summit, third and Mrs. Bernard Ross. Maywood, store where baked goods, hard Mr. and Mrs, Walter Schoelkopf, Arthur Rothrr.on, chairman of the .Seventh Grade Also Margaret Longette, Gail bara Myers. Sharon Nealis, Patric­ vice president of the State Federa­ at a buffet dinner on Saturday ev­ goods, dry goods and soft goods Strathmore. Evening Department; Mrs. Peter Mowell, Esther Nebus, Ivetta Park­ ia Paolise, Julian Piserak. Karen Sonja Aamot. Alan Alexis, Judith Potasky, Marilyn Raffa, Nanc/ tion, will be the Installing officer. ening celebrating Dr. Ross' birth­ will be on sale along with toys and Mr, and Mrs. Richard Emley and Ten Eyck, drama: Mrs. Joseph Andrews. Richard Brown, Donna er, Glenn Pike, Mur*cia Rich­ Aug. 1 will be BPW World's Fair day. penny candy for the youngsters. Pekar, garden, und Mrs. Pearce. mond. Bernardetta Ross, Larry Rydd, Raymond Sas.so, Bonni® children, were the Sunday guest.s Chase, Patricia Conley, Helaine Ei- Schaufele, Margaret Smutko, Su« Day. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Lesh, Strath­ Mrs. Robert Malkmus will be on of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baines and Ex-Presidents. Rothenberg, Howard Selinger. Judy more, were the Saturday guests of senberg, Lane Emley, Ellen Flan­ san Tanis, Sharon Thorsen, Rich­ A social hour followed with Mrs. hand to transform the young’uns Mr. and Mrs. Albert Emley, Phil- nery, David Kaminsky, Lynne Kor- Shepherd, Howard Smith, Linda Harry Lesh and Mrs. Shirley Gar­ into hilarious clowns or ferocious Brief reports of the convention ard Tyska. May H. Dominick and Mrs. Doris lipsburg. held in Atlantic City were given teniiaus, Neil Levine. Elizabeth Snyder, William Speed, Christine Ronson as hostesses. ber, Brooklyn. pirates at her “ Funny Faces” Strockbine, Linda Teague. Antoin­ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Krebs. stand. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fulton, Ja­ by Mrs. Abell. Mrs. Hurry Clune, Main, DelHnah Nelson. Janice Pe­ maica, West Indies, and California, Mrs. Kinney, M n. Christina! and terson, David Roberts, Richard ette TomaseUo, Gary Walsh, Pris­ Strathmore, were the Saturday ev­ There will be Spin-Art painting, cilla Watson, Jngel>org Wolf. ening dinner guests of Mr. and grab bags, plant sale and all the were recent house guests of Mr. Mrs. Mahoney, Rosenbfall, Barbara Salmon, Ear/ P ll Class Visits Tenth Grade SAYRE WOODS Mrs. James Evans, Maplewood. many other things lhat make a and Mrs. C, N. Taylor jr,, Strath­ Mrs. Annette Landis, Cliffwood, Siddons, Henry Snzir.on, Alan Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lewis were carnival sn much fun. more. entertained with several vocal so­ Spielman, John Szyarto, Barbara Patricia Almenas, Michael Bot- the recent guests of Miss Flo Grun* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dauster, los, accompanying herself on a Weiss. Maureen Wiggins, Barbara lari, Emily Byrd, Anion Chere- West Orange Zoo der, Belford. Strathmore, entertained at a bar­ guitur. Wyckoff, Allen Zyppo. pache, Patricia Dugart, Barbara Matawan Players becue on Sunday and their guesls Eighth Grade The children of th e nursery- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wilson, I'he guest speaker was Edward Duvak, Kathleen Foyle, Barbara MUSIC were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bar­ kindergarten class at Private Irw Strathmore, entertained Mr. and Pegram, Middletown, a member of Gilda Agnola, Robert Bailin, Frilzinger, Deborah Gardner, Kath­ In Full Rehearsal bour, Middletown; Mr. and Mrs. George Baron, Galen Barr, Har- struclion Institute. Morganville, Mrs. Joseph Rediker, Deal, Mr. lhe New Jersey Tercentenary Com­ leen Gray, Irene Henderson, Susan CENTER Robert Swanson, Hazlet. and Mr, riette Bauman. Nancy Bedle, Fran­ visited the Turijeback Zoo In West and Mrs. Ernest Singer. English- The Matawan Players began mittee. Mr. Pegram, who is a Infasino, Marianne Kost, Barbara and Mrs. Jerry Bench, Strath­ cis Boyle. William Brannick, Judy Orange o n Friday. They mad* town, and Mr. and Mrs, Irving smoothing out the rough edges of member of Toastmasters Interna­ Kuhns. Bruce l.einen, Candace Wohn, Brooklyn, at dinner on Sat­ more. Butzo, Susan Cawood, Lauren Chir- the trip by bus and en route haj PA 1-5171 their forthcoming production, “The tional. discussed The History of U>ckwood, Susan Ncalis. Joan Osi- a picnic lunch at Orange Mountain urday evening. Desk Set," Sunday evening at 7 Troop 237, Strathmore, held a New Jersey, with a more detailed co. Jack DeWitt. Wendy Dolan, powiiz, Irene Ottoway, Russell Melissa Fry celebrated her fifth Howard Edelstein, Lurayne Ed­ Reservation. p.m. in the Maiawan Borough Rec­ meeting on Thursday and merit history of Maiawan. He mentioned Rangos. Helen Rassmussen, Ray­ After arriving at the zoo, tha birthday on Monday. A party was wards. Deanne Eisenbcrg, Monica * GUITARS * reation Hall on Jackson St. Direc­ badges were given to Eugene Hy­ many of the planned activities in mond Shanahan, Donna Snyder. children moved about for a half held at the home of her parents, Frencik, Beth Forman, Richard tor William Marshall was pleased man and Charles Blair for public the towns of New Jersey which will Gail Stoddard, Theresa Walling, hour and then the group was taken Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fry, Strath­ speaking; and Henry Lichtenstein, Frazier. Linda Gcrlufsen. HARMONY with the first full rehearsal of the result in permanent shrines, li­ Ann Wiggins, Barbara Williams. on a guided tour. The guide point­ more. Guesls were Jana Snyder, art, reading and public speaking. Also Charles Geran, Darlene Gib- show' to star Miss Sara Jane Prich­ braries, museums, parks, etc. Eleventh Grade ed out many interesting Tacts about Gail Martin. Eileen Cleary, Norma ard as Bunny Watson, and Anthony lock. Karen Grady, Mary Hallnrin, GIBSON Mr. and Mrs, Howard Oestreich Susan Baer. Jerily Barkauski, lhe animals. They saw a group of Conlin, Mary Beth McLoughlin, and John McKenna as Richard Sumner. and family attended the Bar Mil/-’ Donald Hardie, Sherry Hellsirom, Carolyn Fry. Darlene Bedle, Robert Bedle. Ma­ various kinds of ducks, geese anj At the rehearsal, James Shea, vah of Jay Witlan : nd the Bas Mil/- \ fay ScOllt TfOOD 232 Eugene Ilvman, Mark Johnson. FENDER Mrs. Charles C. Cowell, Washing­ rie Bejar, Barbara Best, Gail Cher- swans swimming in water sur­ business manager, announced lhe vah of Ann Witlan al the Templet \ ~ William Kearns, John Kuzma, Su­ rounding a quarter-sized replica o( ton. D.C., is the house guest this performance nights as July 11. 17, san Land, Henry Licluenslein, Ste­ owbrier. Robert Coon, Barbara KAY Beth El, Bellmo, e, L.L, and the re- j Holds Court Of H O H O f Craparo, Linda Cugat, Andrew Di- The Mavflower. week of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene and IH, at the Broad St. School. ception at the home of their par-; ven Long. Judy Magee, Joseph adato, l.auri Evans, Edith Faas, The children saw a lighted dis* Krebs, Strathmore. Arrangements are now being made ents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Witlan, j Boy Scout Troop 232, Matuwan, Martucci, Anna Mayer, Roxanne Patricia Fischer, Jane Gregory, play of a cross-section of a be# Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weiser and with Samuel French, Inc., New North Bellmore, L.L, on Saturday. ; held iis annual Court of Honor and McGraw, Susan McNulty, Deborah INSTRUCTIONS Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Carrus. Mary Hammond. Phyllis Hardie, hive and a large lizard which re­ York, regarding royalty costs. It Mr. and Mrs. Robert Celander, I charter presentation, Thursday ev Moran, Susan Morev. sembled pictures of a dragon. INCLUDING: Strathmore, and Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ was announced also, that ticket Scarsdale, N.Y.. and Mrs. Mary : cning at Trinity Episcopal Church. Patricia Hauser, Catherine Lee Also Gi’iirpe Morgan. Cmhy Mo Hill, Patricia Hindi, David Holland. 'I'he highlight of tbe visit wi§ STEEL GUITAR seph Kossay, Philadelphia, attend­ sales and advertising would begin Crane, New York, were th.* Sat-Main St. Tho Rev, Carroll B. Ilall IIAWAUAN rnncy, Sluron Mowell, Wordsel! Also Carol Ivesnn. Delores Jor­ when the children entered a lari;* ed the Saturday evening perform­ on June I, and would be county- urday guesls of Mr. and Mrs • gave ihe invocation. Dell Pearson, Pearson, Peggy Phillips. Seymour dan. John Kearns, Patricia Ktzin- enclosure of llamas, goals, sheep INSTRUMENTS ance of “ Dylan” in New York. wide. Mrs. Rachel Witter wili man­ Thomas Crane. Strathmore. ' senior patrol leader, conducted lhe Mrs. Ross W. Maghan, Mrs. Pond. Marianne Raymond, Nancy kiewic/., Sami Klein, Claire Kor- and a small donkey anj could feed age The Players Box Office for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mornski ; ofX-'fimg ceremony and Douglas Rafclif/e. Biffie Jean Reed. Harvey them with bags of cereal which SHEET MUSIC Adele Johnson, Mrs. Larry Loop, “The Desk Set.” tenhaus. Barbara L<*Det, Cathy i Mrs. William Griffiths, Mrs. Har­ and son, Jack, Jers«*v Citv. were Hann.i, troop instructor, welcomed Rosenslock. Morenre Schindler. ; Linden, Patricia Maher, Marilyn : they had brought. I.ater many of RECORDS Raymond Witter, prnduciiiin i |hp s^dav"guests"of Mr." anil Mrs th** parents, friends and scouts Shelly Shoemaker, Alan Smith, Lin- ! Motley. Patricia V.artuoci, Robert | the children took a ride on a vey Morrell, Mr.s. Julius Marks. manager, showed the group film !Wallace Spille, Marc Wood The official charier presentation Miss Evelyn Reid. Mr.s. Robert V)(.s . . ... da lanis, Michael TomaseUo. M a-• Malbew.son, L i n d a McManus, I miniature train which had a mild- ' PIANOS * ■srrips of 'The Desk Set" produc-; ,V|rs. Margaret Sharpe, > r.‘ u.ii made by James Merslion ria Vabn/ano. Emmy VanEvier, ; Ion,; track. Hardie and Mrs. Franklin S. tion as presented by the Caracas js [fus w.-ek «i.< th-1 troop institutional representative Grace Mon/io, Ca/o} Nei/meyer, ! ‘ DIV. OF EDISON PIANO CO. John Vargas, Barry Ward. Curtis : Jean Phillips. Ninn Rothenberg. I Accompanying the class wer# Thompson were tlu: Wednesday ev­ Little Theatre in Venezuela where \ 5,u(’.s\ 0f Mr. and Mrs. W.tU'.'r This uns followed hv the Coun of ening guests ol Mrs. Donald W. Washington, Chris Winters. j Robert Shafto, Kir-n Smith, Nancy ’ their leacher, Mrs. Doria Gordon he was stage manager. Hi.s intent ; nvrne, Strathmore j Honor conducted by David Tuttle, Ninth tirade I Smuh, Margaret Stewart, tjnbeii' and class mothers, including Mrs. ACCORDIONS Robinson, when she entertained was to |*ivi* The Players a sense! Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ('ram1. ! sroutrnjster, and David (ilavis. js Circle I of the First Baptist Scott Brown, Sandra Carrv/m, . Testino. Ronald Tremper. Wilbert j Meta Davis, Mr.s. Olga Kepler anj of stage feeling until the production ‘ Strathmore, entertained at dinner ' sistani scoutmaster. Tiie a>*. ar<{> . Elaine ( harlsen, Lisa Cherney, Ka ’ l/mlerwood. Patiicu Wilks. j Mra. Jerry Senflug. Church. staff can begin constructing the ■ |,n Sunday'to celebrate the birih-‘ pp-vnted follow: Trnderfe.-t, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dedenck sets on ihe stage of the Broad Sc i {jav 0f Mr. Crane '1 he were Fllison. Robert Mullet, i’eier Han- i CORDOVOX were the weekend guests of Mr. School. . Mr. and Mrs William Leven.-on. • sen, James Rankl and Robert Hath and Mrs. Arthur Little, Luke Mo­ AMAZING NEW KINO OF Affer rehearsal. The Pbvers ; \|r- rtfj(( M/*. Seli/» Fredericks wav. second class, Edward Pear hawk. wished one of their fold a bon voy-i ilf)(j M r and Mr*. Larry l.arruv : son and Donald Hardie; first cl is:,, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT! Mrs. George Lehrittcr, Mantalo- age. John Chester. Marlhorn Town-i Mrs Mary Kwiatkowski. Scran i Jeff Morey, Robert Hanna and Jo king, was a recent guest of Mr. ship, left Mondav afternoon for a ; ion, Pa., has returned home after I seph Vaccjrrella. The foliowin;1. and Mrs. Frederick Hessey. two-week European tour. He plans . spending two weeks at the home ' bovs earned merit badges, Jeff SAYRE WOODS Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Ker- lo visit Madrid, Spain; Paris. nf j1Pr M>n-in-law and dauuhtei. Murev, cooking, Robert Hanna. NEXT TO J . C. PENNEY'* noy. Warwick, N.Y., were (he Sun­ France; Zurich. Switzerland; and; Mr, and' Mrs. Stanh*v Fabisbak. reading and public speaking, and day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Copenhagen, Denmark. He will re- i Straihmore I Douglas Hanna, safety and uthlet- J. Morrison. port to The Players on retent I ‘ Mr, and Mrs. James Gallagher ! ics. trends in the Europear Theatre ! .,mj t-f1j|ijrt.n, TJieresa and Cafh'*r- ; The rjnk of Star Seoul was pre- upon his return. 1 j[H»t .Jersey City, were lhe Sunday semed to Robert Schneider and the In Matawan Borough t. | dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. j rank of Life Scout was presented Named Accountant lames Gallagher. Strathmore j lo Douglas Hanna. ! Mr. and Mrs. Lanv Conlin. Mrs Tie- closing ceremony was led bv fv&Ayons Jelli Wk I PalBudelrnan. Mr. and Mrs. Jn- ' Jeff Morev, assistant senior patrol ; seph Smith, Mr. and Mis. John ; leader, and refreshments were Garden £ Quigley and Mr. and Mrs. Benia-i served by the scouts immediately ' mill Lewis honored Thomas Cram'5 following. ’ , at a surprise hirthd.iv partv attended the partv. i Bragdnn; treasurer Rohett Hath­ SHADOW LAWN ! ^ Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Pierotii and , wav. Neighborhood CommnMonei '■[.son. and John Kwiaikow*.ki. ' Steven Durko. and Gnodwvn G<»od- designed like * Scranton, Pa , ueie the weekend ^ hart, , j guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Stanley l a- -* ...... is urn : bishak. Strathmore private homes \ , Mr, and Mrs Walter Bvriu-, Wins US Friends SUathmoie, eiUet tamed recently at JoA SuLldinq l a communion breakfast in honor of Willis Conover, New York, son Like living in your own fine home . . . these 2-story Georg­ ■ Kim Smith, daughter of Mt, and of Mrs. Frances Conover, a ian Colonials, on II private wooded, landscapcd acres. Mrs. Andrew Smith, Holmdel. teacher til Private Instruction In- J i i u u o d i d S a c u a U j j stilulc, Murgainille, js reported A brief stroll away, Main Street shopping, an Express Guests were Diane, Judv ami Jo- anno Smith. Mrs. Margaiet Sharpe, to be winning many friends for RR nation (30 minutes to Newark, 50 to New York.) and her parents, Mt. and Mrs. (be United States around the ■ Huge country kitchens with Kelvinalor refrigerators, Smith. . world with his Volee of Amerttn Capt, and Mrs, Charles Stenfii’ld broadcasts entitled, "M o s I c M (?iw m ni 0w idnnd Mack bar, • Air-conditioned living rooms • Private stvim- and litmilv, Brooklyn; Capt. and U.S.A.” nin| pool, picnic area with barbecues ■ Boating, fishing, Mrs. George Ward and family. Sta­ The muslcnl programs are / . Compoundsid JwicM fotf, riding in nearby State Parks ten Island, and Cap!, and Mrs. C. broadcast for 45 minutes twice a MARTIN Mcl'I.ROV J, Gallagher, and familv, Strath­ day, six days a week and reach ONLY M APARTMENF&-9EE IT NOW) more, were ilie Sunday barbecue ) an estimated audience of .10,000, / v a M IW ii.Iim II1S M M .i.Im itl^ The appointment of Martin M guests of Mr. ami Mrs. Kenneth : §00 persons. Mr. Conover uses t N M ta l Air CaaMtaalag, H i* m i I M Water. McElroy, Morganville, as chief ac­ Sorenson, Sirathmore. mainly his private collection of countant at Monmouth College. Mrs. Matthew J. Healy ond more thtin <0,00i records of popu< West Long Branch, has been an­ daughter Meredith, Strathmore, L r standards and lax*, but ln« nounced by Clarence W Wiihev, were the gues of M n. Joseph chides m rock *fi rofl. The shows M a r c H a m p t o n busineia manager. Mr. McElroy Joyce, Flushing, L.L, Iasi week and ara taped In Ills Washington of> hai heen employed hy Haskins and while there they visited the World’s flcs for dispatching to the sU Sills, CPA firm in New York, for Fair each day. VOA short • wave tranamltiers A d a r t m e n t s over five year*, lie also has work­ Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Purtacz, geographically located »o m to ed as an administrative assistant Deer Park, Mrs. Edith Chambers, blanket tbe Kb*be. In Lovely, Historic Matawan Borough in Ihe Forcijjn Traffic Office at the and daughter, Denise, Brooklyn, Mr. Conover also writes maga­ j o u ' n i '' ' an Avenue between Navlne Drive and Aberdeen Road, American Express (ompanv in and Mrs. Anthonv Cirignano, Mav- zine articles, narrates Industrial Maiawan Borouith, N .J, New York for five years. wood, were the Saturday guesls of films and does commercials, lie A February I%l, graduate of Mr. and Mrs, George MrGr.iu. fs permanent master of cereuimi* mJiLni’K.owNf:*: H * + * U S i f d Pace College with a Bachelor of Straihmore. ' l-s for the annual Newport Jn/.z Agent on Premises, Daily and Weekend- A rl s Degree. Mr. McElrov will Mr. aud Mrs. Sam Rangos . ’im’ ''■stlval, 500 IrM d w a y , •! t h t FMntain, Long Branch IMMfltttti fat JtfM-.\ Tr.'i hi, in cel:' 1 few teviwifters on Ihe streets j I er. Si m, liv,1 ai III John .•>!,, Mur- ; o,al on oi t.v 13th birlhJay el . .va H and It p.m. lie was {, ganville, I George Rose toid, ‘ Conover Is on!H I m w fix THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursdoy, May 21, 1964

Bride O f Keyport Man Cliffwood Beach Girl Is Bride , Guthrie liano, Highland B!vd , Keaasburj;. M iss Hotchkiss Post Chapel j Mr. and Mrs. William Guthrie. MUs Slusari was graduated frorti Si., Marlboro, »re the* par- 'A'a?.:iin',:on Irving Hiflh School, 'en?*- of a daughter, born Monday N’r.v Vorl. and is employed by Becomes Bride Wedding Sccnc M :.v 1^. l°fC :n Fitk’n Ho-pi'al. |M*'N*i'. m Munu'aciurinj; C o r p ., Warren 'M * l Dolorea Marie Hotchkiu, Miss Barbara Irene Chambers, J a f?raduat.j of Kust : A d.:.!::;;!vr w.^ t\ N.\.*r 4 a*lh trr of Mr. and Mra. Joseph 'Suit* Jirph Srh( I. Newark, has daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert i ■\:-w Hoi ' ht v .i. i ;n the U.S. Mrt- W. Chambers, S A/re J)r.t Ha/tel, ; ]' M. 'o Mr Mr- i l . i y War- t K im e the bride of Raymond Ben­ and Pfc. Stephen I, Kraus w^re i :i jr . !ri f-.iv . M t\r.- ar» J"'in \;t .C> Ivy • .pl- plan to reside in •icn d B. Stryker sr., 29 Leola Ave., o f Mr. and Mr.s Jbaihbus Kraus, I i: i Pr , V r.>:••*n. ai >• • he p,ir- nis 1 M onim m*h Cfumy after their wed* KM M burs. The Rev. Norman E. Providence. H I Tim Rev. John I a i-orji t-raJay. '>;jv : -.Uni: R iley performed the double ring Pondglionio, 1’atholii: Chaplain, j . ;n R.\t;v.c*v Jlr^pif?). Mfemony ia St. Jotin'i Methodiu performed the double ring cere- ■ Kmak dwrck, Keyport. mony ut 4 p.m. ■ 1 Obiliuiries ! A a .i* Utrn in Ri.erview j Th* brida waa given la marriaite The bride was given in marriage j Jil i Mrs. Ciiarlcs Giardina Mvlea o rg a u a floor • length m>wa length white lace dress over pale Sf' lev Ave., K*’ansburj:. : Mrs. Giardrna, 42, of 31 M iM d with kxt| ileevct, icocp green taffeta designed wilh a sa- . vVt-iuiv Rd . Colonia, died Friday WeUia*. aad aa embraidertd floral hrina neckline and short sleeves. A | C reed en ’ nijh:, M.;v 15. PJjtat Rahway Hos- • Mr. and Mrs. Jam o Creon was l>orii Friday. May 15. 19G4, m Riverview Hospital to Mr. Caarles Giardina; a son, John M M Katktaaa HoUhkiu, Haa- a white lace siren - length dress :G:ard;na. p:ii?abeth; a brother, IM, waa tto « «M e f honor b r over pale yellow iffeu. styled with and Mrs. Free! Chambrr'uin. HOI .Seau^d Dr.. r!i.ffwoo<] Beach. ipatnck Jiicavino. Keansburg; a H r aM ar. w e n • mint g re tn a scoop neckline and .short .sleeves. sister, Mr.s. Ma Desmond, New A large matching yellow picture ! Ynrk, and one grandson. ; svw .'sr.s'vss' hat completed her ensemble and j Mr. and Mrs. George Fox. 41 Av­ I Funeral services were held at 8 i MCkliaa aad buwle back. A she carried a nosegay nf yellow 1 alon Lane, Matawan, are the par­ a.tn. Moridav from the Thopias F. _|*r v«U M l * w her matchlag carnations ■ ents of a daughter, born Friday, ‘ Higgins Funeral Home. Rahway, to i haadpiaca aad ahe carried a Beat Man May 15. 1%4. in R verview Hospi­ St. John Vianney Church. Burial feaakat a f paatai apriag Dennis Krause, Providence, R.l. tal. was in St. Gertrude’s Cemetery, Rahway | U , was the best man. ; Yitrk MaiKllda Aihman, Port A reception for the biida] parly ; A son vs'.ts K»rn Satuufay. M.iv John Goble Moaawirih, waa tha only brldea- and the immediate family followed : 10. PIG4. in Riverview Hospital to Joan Goble. 72, c: Mill Ir'ighth St., in 'Ihe Shadowbrook Inn, Shrew.s- Mr. and Mrs John Yojk, Cro^v Un.ofl Bear;), died J rjday, May J5, ■ald. She wore an Ice coral gown bury. ; ta d matching headpiece, ityled like St . Holmdel ■ liK'i4 :n RiveiA-u-w Hospital, liarn For their motor trip, tin- bride in Newark, he was the son of the A a lienor attendant'i ensemble. Crowley Ike carried a plateau baiket of wore h flowered sheath, white ac­ late Charles and Helen Goble. Mr. 0MI«{ aprlng floweri. cessories and a corsage of while MR.S. k o k i :k t PAI KICK I'KOI.IAN Mr. and Mrs. James Crowley. *1 Guide was a member of Geth-sem- roses. Fieh’h St , Wr'.t K-.tnsinu'g. «irr ane Lutheran Church, Keyport. Henry Robinson, Keansburg, waa Miss Ida May l.o^an, dauKhter . and M:^s Jii< ()ui line Puhi;7 ;. C'!iff the p.ti en's of a mui. lxi:.i Monday. 7he bride was graduated fro m . Surviving are three .s o n s, A a beat man and Edwin Hotchkiu, of Mrs. Ida M. f.Of;an, 4M South >««/d Hear),. M.iv 18. P»l/4. in Hi'*, rvir.v Hospi • t home, brother of the bride, u»h- Keyport Pigh School nnd is em­ Haibara J^llcn Kent, lla/ht, i Charles J. Gob/e, Kearny; J o h n Concourse. Cliffwood Heach, be •a I. i Goble. Keyport, and William H. Go­ MRS. ROBERT PATRICK MUI.I.ANKY ployed by Slater, Inc.. Newark. niece of the hnde, ’A.i.s the 'lower The bridegroom was gjuduated came the bride of Robert Patrick v n \ s!l(. ,vort. a lUtW . |rtl,.th y( j. HacskoMsky ble, Union Beach; o brother, After a reception at tha home nt Miss Carol Theresa Chlebowski, Flower Girls from Providence High SrbooJ and Trolian, Saturday, May HI. 1 f)6*J at, low or^an/a ^ov.n styled with a A (laughter was Inon Monday, 'Charles Goble. Union Beach, anjj fhe bride'i family, the couple left daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry five grandchildren. The flower girls were Debra wi)) be discharged from the U.S. Mav IH. LW4, in H v t r v i c te HospU m r Niagara Falfi. For traveling, Chlebowski, 17 Heston Ave., South 2 p.m. The bridegroom is the M>nlM.'<*)f/ fK-fkline a»cJ s:«i;{ Nice . The funeral was held Tuesday at (fee bride wore a white auit with Wojciechowski, cousin of Ihe bride Army in February. He is. stationed Thii.-e clu^tcis «»f rninchm>: lor^et* , tal to Mr and Mrs. Lou s Boeskow Amboy, became the bride of Ro­ and Kathleen Mullaney, Cliffwood at lrort Monmouth. of Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Tiolian, ! Nkv. "27 Froni St.. Union Beach. * I p.rn. :n the liedle Funeral Home, fla k and white Mouse, whit* hat bert Patrick Mullaney, Saturday, H15 Second St.. KeyjxHt. The Rev. j me-nots adorned her hitir and she ; Kcspoit. wdh Rev. Frederick Boos, iad acceuoriea, and a white Ueuch, niece of Ihe bridegroom. May 1C, ISM. The bridegroom is They wore blue gowns of similar William Bausch o lO ia fd at the i a “ r ™ ,,! inul Holiday ! pastor of GetiKsemane Lutheran erchld com ic. When they return, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick .louble ring ceremony .n Si. j,,. ' vWlow cani.,,lu,,s. Church, officiating. Burial was in design with matching crowns and - * • - 7 , Salvatore I.on^ette, M a t a w a n ! Mr, and Mrs Robert Holiday, 0 they will reside ia Keanaburg. Mullaney, 12] Therese Ave., Key­ they carried baskets of pastel O h i l u u r i e s seph’s Church, Keyjwrt. i Hemingway Dr.. HazV-t, are the ■ Cedarwmid t.emetery. Keyport. I Township, wax tin* best num. Ush- I Th* brid* attended Emeraon port. The Rev. Myron Gayda per­ spring flowers. The bride whs ^iven in mar- ’ pari.-nis (*f a son. born Saturday, Mr*, flobert K. Fhlier erin^ weie Ralph Trolian. at ■ Mrs. Daniel J. Dwyer School. Uniaa City. formed ihe double ring ceremony Mrs. Josephine Julia Fisher, 5®* i by her grandfather, William : }10nH. an(j i)0ljj>|iu, Troliiin, Fay ' May 1C, 1M4, m Riverview Hospi­ at 1 p.m. in . the Sacred Heart Joseph Mullaney, Keyport, was - Mrs. Rose (Knlesarik) Dwyer, 1 W bridegroom attended Middle- the best man for his brother. of 12H Prospect Avr., Union Beach, j Simpson, Cliffwoml Heach. She j t.iu-sville. N C, brothers of the tal. tawa Tawaanlp High School and ia Church, South Amboy. t»14 Linden A\e., WiHKlhridge, died Ushering were John Mullaney, died Saturday, May IK, 1!JM in Riv-j wort* a white silk orRan/a j bride^rfxmi; (J a r y Weber, Sunday, May 17. l%4. at her home. riatfa. Inc., Newark. The bride waa given in marriage with a scoop neckline bordeitd j Harbor, brother - in - Jaw Barna by her father. She wore a floor- Keyport and Jam es .Mullaney, erview Hospital after a ihort ill­ A daughter was horn in River­ ! Siu* was a retired supervisor of Cliffwood Beach, brothers of the ness. with embossed lace, and long point- jof lhf bridegroom; .leffu*y Smith, view Hospital on Saturday. May Iwjusekecping at Perth AmlKiy Gen- leagth gown ef summer satin de­ •d Aieeves. A detachable chain* ; Koj)rrl olsrn and .Albert Iludock. signed with a round neckline, lon£ bridegroom and Bernard Chlebow­ She was born in Brooklyn, daugh­ • IC, 1MJ4, to Mi. and Mrs. George ■ eral Hmp.'tal. Births akevet, bell akirt wilh lace over- ski, South Amboy, brother of lh* ter of the late Stanley nnd Julia train was jn-ichyd ^ her_ full j Keyport. .John Tiolian. at Iwine. I Barnit, "0 I.aki'wood Ave.. Keans- 1 liorn m Perth AmUiy. she resid* bride. Stareski, and lived in Union Beach floor • length skirt‘ “which ...... featured. biother of ihe bridegroom, was the id there for the or s. tt years. Sht akirl and a detachable chiffon a cluster jf Ihe flowers in the cen- i burg. chapel train. Her fingertip - length A reception followed in Burdak's six year*. Mrs. Fisher was employ* ring hearer. r was a parishioner o St. James Ro­ Mr. M d Mrs. Peter Nicetoia. S Hill, South Amboy. ed by Englehardt - Hanovu Corp.. ler. Her elbow • length veil of im­ After a reception m the Oak I Campbell man Catholic Church and was sec­ M e Lane, Matawaa Township, veil of illusion (ell from a crown ported illusion was attached to a of crystala and ahe carried a pray­ For their motor trip to Niagara Newark. She was a member of St. Shades l ire House, the couple left I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell, retary of the Woodman’* Circle, a s * Am parents of a daughter bora Joseph’s Polish National Catholic high crown of crystals aad .seed for Niagara Falls. For traveling 1 45 Ardmore Lane. Matawan, are ! Bluebell Grove No. 19. lor 30 years. WaAisday, May II. IN4 ia River­ er book adorned with white cym- Falls, th* bride wore a pink dress, pearls and she carried a cascade |h|, brj(l(, Wm(, „ yt.||„w pl in[ bldiums and stephanolis. white coat, pink hat, patent leath­ Church, Irvington. i thi* parents ol a daughter, born ; She was ihe w idow of Daniel J. view Hoapita). bou{|uet rf white carnations and;anj niatchmcoal Hisemble, black | Sunday. May 17. !%C in Riverview Dwyer. Miss Sandra Losiewici, South Ri­ er accessories and a white orchid Surviving ar* h . husband, Ro­ strphanotis. centered w'ltfi a white leather accessories and a ver, was the maid nl honor lo r her corsage. When Ibey return, they bert \i. Fisher; ft brother, Jam es Hospital. ; S'urvtvoj.s mchidi a brother, orchid. .white orchid corsage. A aan was born to Mr. and Mra. cousin. The bridesmaids were Miss will reside In Malawan. Starr, San Die^o, Calif., and a sis­ ; Georg*? W. Kolesar. Keyport; and Mrs. Salvatore Longette. Mata- j Th** biide was graduated from | llorio Lucia Piazza, Staten Island, cousin ter, M n. Russell Delaney, Union ,two sisters. Mrs. Margaret Fair* ■(•an Shannon, 11 Warrea Dr., The bride was graduated from wan Township, was the matron of 'Matawan Regional Hi^h School and ! A son wa.s born in Riverview ghU w aa, In Riverview Hoapltal oa of the bridegroom; Misi Helen Po- Sayreville High School and Rich­ Beach. child and Mrs. Anna Donegan, honor. She wore a floor - length was employed h y Bassons I’iclun.* 'Hospital on Sunday. May 17, lfM»4, Perth Aml*oy. Wednesday, May 13, ISM. dalak, and Miss Csroi Anderson, ards School oi Beauty Culture, Red The funeral was held Tuesday at to Mr. and Mrs. Angtlo Florio. r»8 South Amboy. They wore floor- 8 a.m. from Day Funeral Home, mint preen organ/a gown design- Framing Co., Perth Amboy ; l-uneial services were held at Bank. She is employed in Ihe ed with a scoop neckline and short | '|)ie bridegroom attended Key- ; ('rescent St., Keansburg. Heuwer length blue crystal peau de sole House of Joy Beauty Salon, llolm­ Keyport, to Si. Joseph’s Church 8:10 a.m Wednesday from tha Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hettwer, j>owns with round necklines and del. in Irvington where lli^h Requiem sleeves. A short veil fell from hc*r fx>rt High School and is employed i Konish Greiner Funeral Home, 44 Green Marlboro, are the parents of a three - quarter - length sleeves. Cir­ Ihe bridegroom was graduated Mass was offered at 10 a.m. Hurial matching rose petal headpiece |>y Hollywood Oil Service, Keyport. • \]r. and Mrs. HerbtTi Konish. 116 St.. Woodbridge followed by a «oU daughter bom In Fitkin Hospital, cular veils (ell over their (lower was in Fair View Cemetery, studded with pearls and she e;u* ; Thev will reside on Osborn St , : Hroail St., Keyjvirt. are ihe parents onm rt-quiom Mass at St. James from Keyport High School and is ried a nosegay of mint green car­ Neptune, on Wednesday, May 13, headpieces and they carried cas­ the proprietor of the Atlantic Gas Key port. of a daughter, b<»rn Sundjv, NLiv Church. Interment was in St. nations. Mary's Cenvi'-rv m Perth Amboy, m t cade bouquets of pastel spring Station, Lloyd Rd. and Route 34, Mrs. Jam es Butler 17, 1%4, Jn Kisersiew H(^p:tal. (lowers. Matawan. Mrs, Carrie Butler, M, nf 311 Six Bridal Attendants Siegler Fulton Ave., Lakewood, died Satur­ There were six bridal attendants B i r t h s Cov^perfhaaif Mrs. Ilans Krogh A son was born lo Mr. and Mrs. day, May lli, l!«jj, at Bayview in the wedding partv, al! of whom A ,‘ttn was born I ;i' sd;iv, M.ivMis !**, Meta (Osteigaaid) Krogh, Thomas Siegler, Creighton Circle, Darkee Mrs. Robert Durkee, Sadowski Dr., Nursing Home, Atlantic Highlands. wore identical .:o\wis and hrad- Caia//o IMi-t, in Rurrv.ew )li-|j:i.ti2'H to Wovidli! Mr. tdge Ave , Me;uchen, A daughter was born at St. Pet- Old Bridge. and Mrs. Carmine Caiaz/.o, d.ed 1 ruiay. May 15. 1M1 at her Old Bridget at St. Peter’s General .mShe e was n u .i irt/iitborn in Noith tn I'lUBroad itu All* t>pieces uiin veltow > > 11* i »> »morgan/a f. «■ 111 n *11111and >.ti. . i and Mr.<. Wiiitam < o *, j^-rMr/.ait, Hospital. er’a General Hospital lo Mr. and burn, N.Y. Six* wa.s a member of i ried nosegays of light yellow car- Route .!». Lna.n b--ai h ur^e pa» ents Stillweil Rd ~ Ke\ poi t. uome Si-.e was the wakr.v ol Hans Tucci the Bethel African Methodist ! naffons. T i f bridal attendants , ^ M'n May l Krogh : Lvdudisi • A member o; tn** Lust Pie-hster- . Mr, » and #-»IJMrs. I> John • I A. Tucci, Al- 1 Hpiscopal I V.IIUO.II,Church. ILakewood. She! were Mrs. Clary Weber, Laurence : :,t Monmouth ed:cal (enter. Wed At Keansburg Church pha Ave., Old Bridge, are parents | bad Jived in Lakewood t»5 years. ; Harbor, sister of the bridegroom; ' Mr. and M:^. I'ieile:ick l.uiadis, ian CIvjk Ii . .Wtu-.hen. Mrs. Krogh Davis tif) Virginia A\<-, Ha/let, aie tiie n member and past matron of of a son born at St. i eter s General j Surviving i.s a niece, Mrs. Ettu .Miss Patricia Trolian and Miss Sn- Mr. and Mr.s. David Dav:s. Stil- Hospital. i Harrison, Nlatawan. : van Trol.an, at 'lonu*. sisters of the , parents o' a .son, born ’luesom: Mrs. Ronald Kent, M a v lf<, in R.vet\,vw llo‘-)n- Wynne a daughter iHirn I ridav. Mav If). tal. ljad resided in Meiucht-n 50 years. i Home was in charge of arrunge-; Ha/let and Mrs. Robert Park, Cliff- 1%4, Ht Monmouth Medical < enter. Mr. and Mrs. William Wynne jr., rnems. i woy (jeneral llos- : dav at she Koven Funeral Home, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Geppner, pit a I. 'Ihe infant, w!.o^' patents re- : Port Monmouth Rd.. Port Mon- Southwood Dr., Old Bridge, are ru<»uti!, iinrwnni'. e the engagfiiient Mciurhi-n, with Hie Rev. t)r. A 11. .side at 131 North Broadway. South; B"!wenbefg (officiating. Order of parents of a daughter born at St. •Amboy, weighed H1.-, lbs. and is the of iheir daug.htt-r, Kathleen Ann, to Peter’s General Hospital, f Fastern Star Rat itan Chapter. No. fir*•’ grandchild of Mr. and Mr.s, : 4K of Pellh An.i-^V c<*u«}U( .'ed '^'r- /‘rank Mifihell sr. fJ Gulden Si, Leary >• i es S'.mdav -. m ning. Irtf<>rm<*nt Mr. and Mrs. William Leary, MU < 'lif (wood. ,is ;n I ai-» ‘ [elsor M* jr'.orial mi Rd., Old Bridge, are parents of Marciniak Park. a son lx>rn at St. Peter's General A i.ujglitcr was born to Mr, and Hospital. Mrs. Genevieve Vanderbilt Mrs. Charles Marciniak. 1W Hay Mr s ( i'-'iev ;e\ t* V’ae.tL r I . 47, Ave., Keansbnrg, May 12, l!Xi4 in ,,! .M A;!.,ecie \ w , Maur.-.an. u* o-s- uf a daughter born al St. Peter's A -on wa.s Uirn to Mr. and Mr.s. Ka-nt "( Maia'.. an, ai d v. .r< the j Genera) Hospital. ; .Patrick Fit/gerald, 718 Third S’., daugbier ol .Ja< k Toi’j.i'-i-llo, Mat­ I ’nion Beach, in Perth Amboy Gen- , awan, and tl.e late Mrs \ei;e» Kosty ’•ra! Hospital. 1 ornnsetlo. Mr. and Mrs. limery Kosty, ' She v*.as emj)-'o’.'d as a \:’.r in* -Madison Ave., Old Bridge, are par-s Foust ; spector for the A'lantiic ‘I'ile ’'Ian* ents of a son born at St. Peter's ! A sou was born to Mr, and Mrs. , ufact ur ing Company, Mntaw ar. General Hospital, ; * ’ h;*: It'S Foust. Marlboro Rd., Old; Besides her father, '-bt- is sur\iv- Bridge in Middlesex General Hospi­ ; »’d by a son, Dnniel J Vandet lull Lalerruca ] tal. New Brunswick. : jr.. Slatawan; a brother, Ang'-id Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I.aTorraca. i Kant* ! J. ’1 oma‘*‘llo. Matawa.r. two ms* Hilliard St.. Old Bridge, are par- i Mr. and Mrs, David Kane, Mid- ters. Mrs. Put BarrasMi. Maia.van, ; ents of a son born at St. J'eter's1 d,V>e.v Jid., Matawan, a tn parents; and Mr.s. Muhael Itnlloian, l\< y* ; General Hospital. i nf a son born Thursday, May 14, i MISS K A TIILFFN A. THOMPSON .port, and two grand* MMier:. Liberli | i'*fi 1 at Rivr-rview Ho.spital. \ , l-uneral servic-s ;i-»- b-ing ba-IJ Robert Klein, son of Mr. and Mis. ' * his 1 bur i t‘ ‘y at Ml ji m •'!’ iho Mr. and Mrs. Pan! Liberli, Glen i - Schorsch |Jules Klein, 103 Campbell Ave . ; D.tv L'wnefai iin'oi-, Kevpor! with •Ave., Old Bridge, are parents of a; Mr. and Mrs. Jrhn Schorsch, i BeJlord. I be Rtw. Ri< lontl Weeti* it, p.itor of ! daughter born at St. Pi.'u-r's Gen-' I'orilimn Dr., Matawan, arn par* , Miss Thompson is a graduate (if the Crow i dor v l.oib-ran .eral Hospital. i '•os of a *.«>n born Thursday. May • Middletown 'lownship High School rhurib, M.it.c.san. i-Uiciatoig. In­ 1-t. ],k^l at Riverview Hospital. ! and The Red Bank Business In­ Green , (eim*>ni wdl be m Mi'-.r' lj- 't NUs MRS. FU G K \r: R O BER T MORTON stitute. Red Bank. She presently ; rnor lid Ga I d'-je.. Pa. . Mr. and Mrs. Willie Green, Wes-! Corbliss j it. employed at f.avoie Lid>ora{or- Miss Maryann Rogan, daughter of j bridesmaid. Her baby. blue bell- ley Rd., Old Bridge, aro parents of > Mr. and Mis. Robert Corbliss,; ies. Inc., MorganvilUk Mr. and Mrs. John Kogan, 72 Li­ shaped organza gown w a s slyled a son Iwrn at St. Peter's General W'llowbrc/ok Dr., Ha/lel. are par- i Mr. Klein, also a graiiuuti* of PORTRAITS - U I DDLVG.S U with a high neckline and three- ! Hospital, cuts of a (laughter lx>rn Thursdjy, ! berty PL, West Keansburg, became Middletown Lownsiiip H'.gli Scht-d. . (O.MMI Kt lAL ■ quarter • length sleeves. She woie May )L )!w>4 af Riverview Hospital. ' is a tte n d .J'e rth Ao\t>ov \'oca- the bride of Fugene Robert Mor­ a matching Ixiw hat and carried D'Fsposito j tional School. He is employed at rA lison ion, son of Mrs. Jason Morton, an old fashioned bouquet of dark Mr. and Mr*. Joseph b'F.sposito, ' | Pitman j Strauss - Duparquet, Inc., Lb/a Pittsfield, Maine and the late Mr. blue and white carnations. . Frederick PL, . Old Bridge,...... are- , par- j I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pitman, PHOTOGRAPHY MRS. DAVID ANDERSON heth. Morton, Saturday, May Iff, 1964. Grace Elizabeth Corcioru*. West ents o f a son born at St. Peter's jTtumen PI. We»t Keair-bnrg. are N’o wedding dale ha bren sef. Studio The Rev, Frederick Valentino per­ Keanshurg, niece of the bride, was General Hospital Miss Julianna Hosner, daughter: of the bride, served as junior parents <»f ft son Uiin ’ihursday, >■ formed the double ring ceremony tho flower girl. She wore a baby Mav 14. 1‘tfel ut Monmouth Medical F'renclnnan-Hrooks 7(i5 lllghwav Union Beach N eiit0 | of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Homut. | bridesmaid. lh«*y wore apricot : 'v l'J r 1 Mr and Mrs. Heibert Koigel. 4^ 2V4 64U9 In St. Ann's Church, KeansburR, at blue bell - shaped organ/a gown, IT Johnson Terr., West Keansburg, ttn.« hi»nfb»;i*fP« «f .,,niiorn to Mr, snd Mrs. by her father. She wore a nylon headpiece and enrried a miniature Koegel's daught* r Msss B.nl>ara Open L.very Day are tho parents of n son horn May ' lin,’ Reading,ing, Pa. and the late Mr. 1 quels of roses. William Kalin, fi Gernrd Ave., Old trgania ks was gr.oluated ftom tals and she carried a cascade groom. ushered. 1(164 in Riverview Hospital, gown, which terminated In h gown. The floor - length skirt was per th Amlx)y General Hospital, Middletown Township High S< h(*d. FORMAL bouquet of carnations and sweet* For her daughter’s wedding, Mrs. She is a memlx*r ef the Rmnbow Cordon chapel • length train. The fitted * designed w ith h bheath front and heart rosea. Rogan selected a pale pink chiffon bndit’e had lonjt tapered sleeves, : pleated f\illness in the back, She i l.undherg C«nmcH and th« Swr-^t Adeline WEAR Miss Catherine Duntlett, Hast and lace street • length dress with Mr. ami Mr*. Leonard Conlon, LO t^iHrref. Montrlan. Island PL, Matawan, nr« lht? par­ and tiers of lace cascaded down ; wore a wreath of fresh flow- 1 A wn was born to Mr. atui Mrs. Kfflnsburg, \vn< (he maid of honor, matching hat i.nd accessories and the front of the gowrt, Her finger- , ers and carried fl plateau basket of Bert Lundlwrp. II Karl Dr., Old Mr. Fretv bniiin nl.^o was grad She wore n cotillion bln* silk or- a corsage of white carnations, ents of a daughter horn May 12, untefl f:mil NtddletoWO foAmhip TO HIRE 111(14 In Riverview Hospital, tip - length veil of illusion fell from i pastel spring flower*. Bridge In Perth Amboy General tanza street ♦ length sheath with a The bridegroom’s mother chose a crown of sequins and pearls and, 'Ihomas Becker, Rending, Pa. Hospital, Hinh Selioo] and he is employed at W. S. WALLACE iwll • shaped nversklrt. The fitted a blue organr.ii street - length Hiker she carried ft cascade bouquet o f, was the best man. Frank Online Wiishingion Auto Sales, Ke\port, Ryan , A June wedding is planned. bodice hnn (if Mr. nnd '.ii .. Jcsepb Sin- Serve* As Bridesmaid they will reside In Keyport. Union Beach. Mrs. Riker is the; which iiMtehod n detachable train. Kevpml High S>hiy>L She was ein- Miss Tlnfl Poten/.H, Wesl Keatn- The bride was graduated from Cliffwood Ave., Cliffwood, fire the ; fonner Miss l-nitl Rumbclow. Her- ■ A ciieitlar v-tl bdl over her match* , ployed by Salmon Bo>: Co., Main- parents r»f twin daughters, born ! bifr^, w/t« Hip brlilrsma/d. Sh<* Keyport High Srhool mnl is em­ mtida, ing sequin headband imd she enr ; wan. the same stylo gown and ployed bv the Pmdeiilhil InMiianco Saturday, Mnv Ifi, I'^i-L in l-itkin \ wore r:ed it enseiide bouquet of yellow! ”1 be bildegroom was griiduaied Hospital. 1 hftulplen* in baby blur. She car­ Coinpanv of Amei ii a. NVwai k. McGinnis loses. , fiom Hurshcy, Pn. High School, Stu , ( ottsin r»f (he bride, ; Lnlxjr/dorles, MI, at Monmouth Mcdi as the maid of honor Mhs Janine I Ibey will resitle in Locust Grovei 14, IM4. to Ntr. and Mrs. John Kur* 10 MAIN SI. •laler of tht bride, wns the junior Lead Co,, Sa/reviik*. iial Ceniur, (Joiil/na, West )hin iit the Tea given at Morven, I research and rehabilitation. Front St. until 1959 when lu* re­ | Surviving are two sons. George [ State Fair on Saturday, Sept. 2G, tired. , F\ Burlew, Cheesequake. and ; .. at 2 p.m. Thc Fair it Trenton will 1 Jumes R. Burlew, Cliffwood ‘ : open Saturday. Sept. 19, and close Surviving -re his wife, Mrs. Ju­ Sunday, Sept. 27. lia (Trancone) Gra/iano; seven Beach; two daughters. Mrs. Susan < sons, Sabato, Louis A., Romeo and j Trout and Mrs Bertha Noschese, ' „ As usual the parad. will be un­ Anthony Graziano, nil of Belle­ „ both of Cheesequake; i sister, Mrs. ; MONMOUTH LOUNGE der thi' auspices of the Mercer ville; Paris and Sinihaldo Gra/iano , Clyde Bowne sr., Cheej»equake; a ( County Firemen’s Association and jr.. both o f Union Beach, and Car­ j brother, Louis Schulmeister of : a committee headed by Elias C. mine Graziano, Parlin; five daugh­ I Chcesequake, 11 grandchildren and J 32 BROAD ST., KEYPORT Steinert, of the Enterprise Ure ters, Mrs. John Ko/.ub, Nutley; i 10 great • grandchildren. i , 1 Company, has completed lhe pro- Mrs. Robert Jackson < nd Mrs. La- ■ (ram. Entry blank* are beinu sent dislaus Krasftnai. Union; Mrs. Kd* 135-Mile Speed Limit Fi*i. and Sat. Niles ■ to all volunteer fire companies m elbert Loihle, Hazlet, und Miss li.s- ,oke ,.ian for the high­ lame for Ihe Ladies' Auxiliary and Freehold, with the Kev. Andrew L. way department said that dualiza- SUNDAY AFTERNOON also for lhe best appearing nu*n Anderson, pastor of the First Bap­ 1 ion of Roule il is now under way and women's groups, There will be tist Church, Freehold, officiating between the intersection of Route A REAL JAM SESSION cups for thc best appearing Rescue for George F. Bastedo, 5H, nf Route IS in Middlesex Countv to lhe vi­ Squads and Ambulance Corps; the 33. Freehold, who died Wednes­ cinity of Freehold. best appearing pumper with al day. May 13. 1904 at his home. ; Within jxi.sted areas uf this cotv WITH lenst 300 G.P.M. capacity; the best Burial was in Maplewood (‘erne- struction the sjH'et. limits will be ■ appearing ucrial truck and lor the lerv. Freehold. i reduced to .15 miles per hour dur- best appzarint; fire apparatus oih"r Horn in Freehold, Mr. Bastedo j ing (he period of time when cou- ‘THK EM ERALDS” than pumper and aerial truck. In was the son of the late George W. ! struction work is in progress with­ iddllion lhe company coining the and Jennie (Curley) Bastedo. lie in lhe madwav urea; and for a longest distance will be rewarded. From 2 to 7 Senior Citizen* meeiing in si. John'* Methodise Workers will explain (he three level* ol giving was a truck driver, employed hy j distance beginning at 500 feet in Old Apparatus Wi Ic m m 1'hurch, llfiilet, Assemble kiln, “ I'm Working For to meet the goaf of 1751,M t In donation*! toward C. IL Sutphen, Freehold road con­ advance of. and continuing through Observing lhe 300th Anniversary tractor. [ to ;i point film feet beyond the con- Ihe Bayshore Community Hospital*” for workeni the hospital. The new hospital, recom­ af the state the firemen this year who will cull on families in Ihe baythnre area during Surviving are a sister, Mis* j struction area. will make a special effort to hr in;; Ihe next few week* for pledges for Ihe Ittbed general mended hy the Monmouth Counly Planning Board Ruth F. Bastedo, with whom ne j The provision of the regulation aid apparatus into Ihe line1 of par­ hospital to be built on 17.9 acre# of land on Been St., In April IM2, will relieve the serious overcrowding lived, and three brothers, Ray­ | temporarily supersedes the provi- ade. There also will be exhibits of llolmdel. They were directed by M n . Waller Smale. in nearhv hospitals caused hy the increased popula­ mond Basiedo, Anmmdale; Theo­ / sion nf any other speed regulations fire relics In the Tercentenary His­ tion In the bayshore area. dore BasietV). Ilrowntown. ami 1 for the times and locations of road torical Building. Trophies will be left, president of the llolmdel Township Auilliary t* Perry Bastedo, Freehold. construction. awarded for the oldest hand-drawn, the Bayshore Community Hospital. tid e s! horae-drawn and also the Mr**. Krslfc >1. While Evelyn M. Gorman, 50. of 31* Real Eslalfi l-islinc C I r d i eldest authentic operating; motor- majorettes, six or more, and two Funeral services were held Sat­ for siilf at lliis office. lied apparatus. trophies for the best appearing In­ Funeral Services Broadway. Union Beach, who died urday al 9 a.m. in the Bedle Fu­ Cash prizes will be awarded for dividual majorette. Wednesday, May 13, 1961 at her neral Home. Mulawun, with the the winner* in fhe music section of Samuel Scott home. Jntermenl was in St. Jo­ Rev. Frank Sweeten, pastor of the Ackerten, VaiiBvskirk the parade with awards for the Funeral services were held Sat­ seph's Cemetery, Keyport. Maiawan Methodist Church, offi­ lieat drum and bui>le corps and the If you need printing of any A Elliott, Im. urday al 11 R-m. in the F. Leon Mrs. Gorman wla the daughter ciating, for Mr.s. Lulu A, White, t>8, best band. For the majorettes there kind, we are here to serve you. Harris Funeral Home, Red Bank, of 34 Ravine Dr., Matasvan, who CHESTER BAUSIS baa been a change in the competi­ of Mrs. Carolyn (Hardy) Higgins, Our quick service and reasonable for Samuel Scolt, 50, of 151 Leigh­ Browntown, and the late Robert J. died Wednesday, May 13, l%4 st I E. Front St. - M »-lll( tion, two trophies bcinjt awarded ton Ave,, Red Bank, who died May her home. Interment was in Holly­ for the best appearing (roup of prices will please you. HiftKins. She was Iwrr. in Brown* Local Afcnti lor 10, 1964 after a lonu illness. Burial town and had resided in Union wood Cemetery, Union. waa in White Ridge Cemetery, Ea­ Beach 21 yean. Mrs. Gorman was Mrs. White was born in Newark, rRAVELERS ■ HARTFORD t on town. a communicant of Holv Family daughter nf the Inte Peter and I'IRE INSURANCE GROUP Born in Middletown, Mr. S c o tt Church nnd a member o? its Altar- Selma Schaeffer. She was the wid­ had lived in Red Bank most of his Rosary Society. ow of Leslie M. White. Mrs. While LIFE - AUTO TAILORING life, lie wa* a mason and carpon- In addition to her mother, sur­ formerly lived in Union and had HOME OWNERS and ter. resided in Matawan for 17 years. Surviving are three sisters, Mrs. viving are her husband, Daniel F. «• ALTERATIONS Gorman; two daughte.M rs. Bob* She was a member of the Mata­ BUSINESS INSURANCE Mabel Mirabel, Ozone Park, N.Y.; wan Methodic Church, MEN'S - WOMEN'S - CHILDREN'S APPARE1 Mrs. Ethel Thornton, .Morganville. by Clark. Fairbanks. Alaska, and Established 1925 and Miss Grace Scolt, New York, Mrs. Lowell Bowman, Union Surviving are two daughters, DRY CLEANING we call and a brother, George Scoit, New Beach; four grandchildren; a bro­ Mrs. Frank Smith, Morganville, York. ther, Harry Higgins, Union Bench; anil Mrs. Kenneth MacDonald, FUR ALTERATIONS de£ive£ T and five sisters. Mrs. Edward Matawan; five grandchildren ami ■ K ^ E E D B t Wfc ALMJ MAKb. NEW CLOTHES _ _ „ Mrs. Daniel F. Gorman Crine and Mrs. Anthony Grigol- three great-grandchildren. WE GIVE TRIPLE S STAMPS CO 4*1123 Funeral services were held Sat­ wich, Union Bcach; Mra, Joseph urday from the Day Funeral Home. Maher. Freehold; Mrs. Helen Hig- Mrs. George W. Burlew BB m 2 u2 BROAD STREET CLEANERS Keyport, to Holy Family Church. ttfn.s, Browntown, and Mrs. John Funeral services were held Sat­ OUR METfCCO service 1» BROAD ST. - KEYPOal Union Beach, where i high re­ S he phe rd, Matawan. urday at 1 p.m. at the Bedle Fu­ quiem mass waa offered for Mrs. neral Home, Matawun, for Mr.s. GIVES TO VOU Sinlbaldo Gra/iano Sr. Bertha S. Burlew, 74, of Cult roll Funeral services were held Fri­ Rd.. C'beescfjuake, who died at her GOOD day at lhe Fulcoli Funeral Home, home Wednesday, May 11, IflG-L Nutley, for Slnibaldo Graziano sr., The Rev. Charles E. Walling, pas­ HEATIWG of 70S Urook Ave., Union Beach, tor of thc Church of Our Savior, OIL

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Scmenza Takes Loss To Ocean Central , 1 3 - 8 , Commercial League Keys Blank Matawan Closes Out Season Dutch Streich captured individual Javelin Honors Puts M aiawan Out Of “ B ” Race honors .n the final siandinjzs of the Shore Conference “H*' track nnd 1 Malayan virtually parked ou! id third, unoibcT run rominu in Then > J ht/»i t ommeicial Boul- Tw ice; Geiger H urls ...... 3 ‘ « » . . ■ ' 1P‘J with v n average of ; field championships Saturday were Short* Gmk-rtnce ‘ li 1’ ompitinon fell over backwards living.)*: ; ; ...... ’ largely setting apam for anoiher , , S'nirh hi! fnr a lojal of Billy Gieger shut NUUwan out in baseball Piiday when !hev lost io uttch hill Rent'd s {X'p fl>. It ; pins in tn j;amc^ Runner-up lo f a second straight time Tues* bi*; show by Coach Dave Oxenford's went for a two-hase hu and tn.i ; j„,n,jrs .ven( [n j.Yflnk U o with an ; host Pt. Pleasant Bench team, ;i Mirpr/.sinp 13-^ dec /‘•son to Ocean * y . the scorc being 50. He ac­ tm-re Hayville run-, came in. Next. ; Mt;ia| averse of 185.70. Other complished the feat twice in one ‘ retaining their title by a wide nt.tr- Ci umy tVntral Hecion.d at Hay- 'Vith 1 mn Marsh replant^ S/> arto • ,f;,!iV u|,uil i:ono:s .vt,re: ih ree- i pin of points >ver runner up. Mon­ Wtek, having prevailed by a 2-0 BAYSHORE JUNIOR \ die. 'I Me Ii s.'.'lt, f*W'. and S’reuh, hiijh •Hurls on Ihe mound eliminated the ’ Keyporl- Karitan comment had to HIGH SCHOOL settle for one first place medal, a Hejiitmal, in fhe all important Ions -hiid »nitf .I.i < « ntrM{ •s total « / rtaiv j. t,ine, Suit'. Stretch, 27ti; Huskies from Shore Conference ' . inoiuitf. d iti nine, So v e S a inarski, JG5. " B " competition. He pilchcd them few thirds and a lot of cool sea air culumn vs Mil i hr»f eames tn plav *» , , , and sunshine. Ihis is a far cry ! MiiMu.in nuvsrd on a cornehack Iea>n honors were: ihree-pame •ut of the “ B " title they won last CONFERENCE A '..tn ly « v« n tn»»h« rn,it n al t haiu e (rv jn .}•,,> fjfjj, vs t.eii ll.imtltim ytar. from the 1950s. when it was Mata- bijih. itacher’s Siofch-Men, 2^20; ‘ wan against the field. u;: s :herrby left /fJr flic ]Ju^>es to 'i VsKi» hit safelv lo JC.-.hle and Me Car land Insurance, There was argument and fail­ Gref* Semen/a, Keyport, was the " tarn the rrown ihey Atm Ia*-t • nf.i„ |Uit Hamiltf a was cut tltnvn :-.;ul Stult/’s Oil Service, 27S8; ure to reconcile the books after Coach John Lawlor’s Maiawan lone taker of a first place for a \ear. Ihey had lu?en #‘\j)eced to ?h/td /.>/» n pn;d /.e^ frujn hit:h ^anie, \\'hale Agency, lOJ.T; each warne as to whether Geiger Junior High School baseball loam defeat Central, then cany the if- Hudt>a tt. Kudrin. »j*oil»rp the Mined no-hltter*. If one is from stood at 70 and was one-and-one- | bayshore .school anionj; the 13 1'tacher's Scotch-Men, t»t)7. and events run off. Sernen/a exceeded sue io their sceond fam e with M iijjs ihance. 1 Ji.'Uiie Glass Company, tW norlh side of Ihe tracks, the half games ahead nf Coach F-red u were no billers; if one is Gernsbeck's Thorne School team by a fool the mark of his fellow ! In the sixth, the Huskies did Kahle and M rlrarl;md Insurance teammate, John Doerr, the de­ Ihe MiiiiKUi and Steel’s e\p<-itn- , belter, Marvh hit safely and Bar- in a runaway race captured th« C I the south side, thty were in the league race as of last week­ fending “ U” titliM in the javelin, tion*; of ..vercommK the Golden R.:, Aaiktd. lirown flied out. but Mt-hiltera. But Ihe effect l« the end after the Matawan 7th-8tli league title with a 70-29 record, lit hitim*! 184 ft., 10 ins. It wa.s the l adles appeated well . founded . D-Apnlitn, lestinn and Hamilti»n v< cond place 14 ^anx*s behind was Mine, two historic ahulous ov?r graders trimmed Ihe Middletown .only event in which the bayshore through the early innings, fhe Hay-tii|{ safely in a low nnd t h j r « tht traditional rival by one pllch- grade school team 6-4 Friday. But Teacher's Scotch-Men, foi- : schools were p.edoininant, as .''die team the jump on then;jruns can1t. irl, Tyska skied to ceil , hr.ved by Moude Glass. , t/^, M in one week for Ihe Keys. As Thorne has another chance at the tor the no-hitter, Geiger himself i Frank Clvmore, Rarilan, picked up » » ('r'™ r and on hits hy Wilhe |ft.r a«d Hamilton made it in from Knollcroft Sweet Shopjje. 54-45; Th« Matawan aggregation this week. If * fifth in it. Koc'synski and pave Rassmder in ; third. Bill liiinster had now re -! Oaks, -V.M7, Tom's Ford. 5Z-47; to willing to wait for hi* clash Malswan wins this one, they are with Fred Kampf Saturday, who Raritan made .strong bid5 in both | iaf. . l0 {Wo runs. j placed Robertson on the mound for Unites Hrvrrflpes p-.f.f. “ in" for the championship. ; the distance running events. Pete ,,vv»in t ame hack to score in the ; (hr Maroon and Gold. Brinsler got { School, 49 50; Whale Agency, 4tt>51; M-hit H enry Hudson Regional It did not look very auspicious Ibaaday, in hopes of hurling the no- iColeman put o.i a stirring sprint AL‘c,,J,d on a walk to Stevf Russrll. , R u sw H on an easy rol/fr to end fhe f HilJiop Cities Service, 4€'53; StultM for the Lawlor forces at the start ! in the one*mile run that brought *,n } Barrett s grounder j Matawan outburst. 'O il Service, 45*A-5.V/;; Plaza Lanea^ Wttiagest no-hitter of them all. ol Ihe game with Thorne. The boys him up from nowhere to being ; Htown s single. Ihe up , 7*he Huskies went down lam ely! Monmouth Lanes, 42^57; Kampf l.aa three no-hitters for Ihe from Middletown jumped off to a barely breasted-out by Monmouth tnded when Barrel! was cut ' the seventh and Central fans I ‘1^no*in Inn, 30-69. ’ ■■■on, one over Keyport. four run lead in Ihe first inning Ih * Keys won Tuesday's game Reglonal’a Bob Walker for.second. 10 m»ke ,hir'' on j rejoiced in their t in t baseball vie- when errors and walks loaded the Ihe mile went to Ocean County ■ Brown s hit. 1 tory over a Maiawan team. With fly , Jim Beutel, first up In the sacks at the start and Thorne’s I of the opening inning, walk- Ceiilral Regional s l-.il Miattuek :n I lie Maroon ami Strel lolled out ; r ,K)„ finding u ro rj against i)lfm Butchie Roeppech and Skip Mc­ 4:3m . a slightly better tune Ihan into the lead against Jim Robert- , lh rrf was not a rre.t ,lral the liuv I and want to third on John Me- Cray came through with timely M ia 'i safe rap. He scored on an Keyport s td Scullion maile in win- son, Ocean Central's new pitching i n ,u|(| >av llir M1hjrc, but hits. ning the event on Ihe jame track find, in the third, Frankie l)'A|>- < harn, bv ut fcr.v But after this Franklyn Shaw, Iasi year. Shatluck left all rival. „|ilo led off with . double and I nrulid thr PERTH AMBOY AREA! baaed Twa Walka Matawan pluycrs. lt ! Matawan pitcher, settled down and far behind. Rut Co.einan was oul- wenlto Ihird as Hob Tesiino bounc- : was hard way to be put nut o f ' Jt> the “ GO-GO” Guv and A double play got K ta Sxyarta, mowed down the opposition. Mat­ running Iha field at the end. Hut, ed out. Hutch Hamilton's Miller Shore Conference rare. Thai "BYE-BYE" Gal ! ! ! Mthander starting for Matawaa, awan still had something to do j saving himself o n lhe first ihrff , let drihbl* «ni Jong by Ihe > Rrf. * r li all r k and Ann Margrel la issued two walks. But In the This they did in the fourth when : behind Shattuck when the moment get D ’Aprdito at ihe plate failed. T fM m u .lf 4 l Illakt- i'b 4 1 1 • VIVA LAS VEGAS" , to ‘open up” with the closing ffarniMr.n r t 3 I fO’U'il.Vh.t'f 2 ;( 41 third, the Keys wrapped it up on Frankie Schaufeie and John Col­ ’ Rich Tyska hit safely, Hamilton : i:«hr.i!d*.rf e n ti K '.e/I Ti 2 1 in MetroCOLON Mta by Medolla, Gary Post, Sam lins hit safely, John Szyarto crack­ 1 sprint catnc. going to third. An error on the ie f u i .i t :u 4 2 Hit * * liult T. If i l l 1 • ;iod -~ Robinson and Fred Sieben, good for ed out a double, Billy Kearns got Make* Great Try lay <>n Tyska’s hit let Hamilton \'f!w«.:u) *•0 0 to villrr.i 4 I I here k b)yl there a Boy! Greg Sfinciiia, Keyport, uncsrks a lhr#w with the javelin In the tt.; — t M ;i< A \ It K u d n v O O 3 2 (J evetvwhere a Boy! three runs. The Keys added one a walk and John Babrisky supplied Jack Weniz, Raman, madi* a score A tiv to get lyska at third I),.» :tl •«, 4 r< n if 4 0 1 form (hat won him the Shore Conference “ B ” rifle in (he evenl at fhe e 'J (• V OH! HOY! for good measure in the aixth when the vital hit to send in the runs to annual meet Saturday at Pt. Pleasant, hooking on from the back­ gruai try to scamper off wuh the du Sieve Russell's l">umer was too , Kt-*.liii^,lb 4 2 1' Gtilier singled home Denny H*J- tie the score. MO. He trailed by as much as , late. ‘I hen David vioumied out, ’Jyv M.l ! • ll. j. H'.ot : 3 1 1 Kim Novak - James Garner ground at (he right edge of the picture can be seen John Doerr, also It,: r r * r • ,1 a e Ilf i ti« t r f. p li •' (I Tonv Randal! leran from second. But it was not until the last fifth the first time round, hut he k«i hringing in lit* third mn of U Ii! «■.- n.e 4 e 1 a Keyport javelin tosser, whomiw aeiiiciiiiSenienza uis|nai¥(idisplaced asan ...... nH” ui«uii|i,champ, i . . . . , , . ' * 1 ) 1A i")!. t ;»», :< i a “ HOYS* MG1IT O U T” Maiawan had one real chance, frame lhat Ihe Maiawan forces Doerr having taken the title in JN3. They will go against Wayne I »P <'n lhe far turn alter the the frame, .Mid. Bonus l-ri and Sal. in the top ol the sixth. Boh Tes- could pull it out. With Collins on Donelofl, state Group 11 champ.p, al . Highland ___ .Park Saturday. |,, gun sounded to mKi,al one more Has Trouble i k» :*< 13 t “ CALTIKI The Immortal tino walked. Dutch Hamilton skied second and Szyarto on first, Roep­ ’ Zi ___-______'______lap, He ran down on the lrad«*is, . ,i " s f o t r b> i im ii i f S/yaito fi.nl tii.ulde :n Ihe thud -.1..: ,i • hej- Monster” out, hut Rich Tyska was safe on pech tried for a pickoff play. But {Hill McGowan, Wal> anti Art i'i »i - n !.Smith, Hemv Hudson, and shook tm errors and a lut batsman, but i i< u :-‘*o !' 11 > 1:1 Geiger's error. Steve Russell fan­ the ball sailed away from the a / ii l«, f, f{i,i.ri!. (,r, | ned a sixth time in a row against Thorne basemen Into the outfield Matawan Rtlmunds For Biggest Win; ario, on an attemp: tu score on j Fd Pent/, to go out in the lead as ...... , li- : t - P.-of, f, u.ais Geiger, but Ron David got a walk. and rolled nway, lhe winning runs •W. i. Jthe field started around the last a pa SM'd hall, killed the inning M u.is a tn killed toy them. Il siaJled : ! 2 /A, M ,u>h 'J iit-il 2 m 2 1/ 3 . ate r h .1 I1 r h Matawan High's baseball for- sacks*, to give the Blue a play off the turn into the s‘rai/hi-.i.sav lO-i t : is,-,. V disputed hit in the sixth, Keyport with S/vaito issuing Hill hndir.s n it'itl *1 mi J /i 1. Geran.ji* 4 0 0 Kiore.M 4 I 0 tunes took an amazing ahout-face ! at every base. Mamie bla/ed the and ran him down, Went/ a.is 1 -v St urutni'f. K ujtl;i'ki IM ''* ™ caH'nK it an error on their 5ehaul*le.Jb 4 l I Vrooks,3b 4 l 0 walk. Hob Hudtsa fanned, but a| K.Shaw.p 4 0 l Burrie.ti 3 l 0 Monday after the Huskies had been ’ ball past David for three strikes. ’ spent, could not give a piop< r dropped out of the Shore Confer-: S/.yarto came up (o bunt. Trying j answer io the challenge, and Mc- ifoiiUi- play on -lose Kosiiha''. : Geiger struck out 15 anti walked J.CotllllK.lb** 4 2 2 Roeppech.rf 4 0 l J.S/yartrt. bat, In>ih nmneis .'.ere advanced Beiger never left any doubt things Mnwio.lb 2 0 0 complished their biggest victory j ilh>n home on a squee/e play, lhe land Coach Barry Ri/./o. Matawan. on a balk, I hen Robeitsnn hit i M m Ihe first ball pitched. He ai i a of the baseball season to dale: ; signal was flashed to trap Hnm -1 • both •’ were ‘ heartened...... 1 when 1 ...... i miners down wfiat would have been a gruck oul 14 and walked one. The Score by iimlnii: theynvercamc Carteret 4-3, the ilton off third on the squeeze. But they will be having back next vt ar. ioice out to retire the side if: Inly time he waa in any trouble M ataw an Jr. II, S. MO 400 ...... *• Donovan apparently missed it, for Charles Lawson, KHS, and Gary J-.rtdrtvs had remained on second. was in the last inning when Tyska Thorn* Behool 44X) 000 team ranked No. fi in the seeding Hut .it the plate, hndnss ‘•lid under for the Greater Newark Tourney. again he charged the bunt. And Reith, MRHS, placed in Ihe da>.hes I a life when Beutel dropped his Mantie threw to third to get Ham­ Lawson got a 22.3 and Reith a 22.H the throw and wa.s .tafe. p fly. Butch Hamilton went out The Ramblers bad come into the E Matnwan game with an 11*3 record. ilton off base, only to have no in the 220. Reith got fourths >u l*>th I’ben ruii.v another balk call. ring to bunt and Russell popped Carteret baseman there to catch dashes in which the Garnet Gull.*.* I 'inpur .Lu k Sfurnj*/ /o.iiniained lut. But David then dribbled one P o s t 4 7 4 5 T o p s , Not only did the Huskies defeat the ball. It sailed off into foul Bob Harris was sensationally j that S/yait«i was not taking a suf- Miare the plate that Robinson Carteret but they scored their vic­ territory and Hamilton romped in smashing records, l.aw.son got a Tjeie/ii Mep vs lien be lns>ed in nap nishandled, so Matawan had mea tory over Ed Mantie. the Ramblers with ease for the winning run, amid third in the 220 bi.. was unable lo a batter at fiist, Coach George In lirat and third. Coach Diet! Red Bank T i r e pitching ace who hurled the "per­ intense Matawan jubilation. place in the 110. Deiu, Mutaw an, argued otherwise. |mt David to aecond, Robinson cut fect game," a no-hitter without a Vie runner otf by a wide scope to Cliffwood Vets softballcrs moved Marsh fanned two and walked Wilbur Underwwd, Matawan, Hut to no avail. Srtimpf threw in into early aeaaort contention for man getting on base against Sayre­ .surprised tiie field in tbe 440 by h (bird hulk call to emphasize his Md tha game. ville. Coach Dick Miglecz, Carteret, two in registering his sterling tri­ Monmouth County In te rb o ro umph. HeTfernan got three MRHS pushing his way up from seventh j point, David, win, fanned fix and walk- League loftball honors Sunday called on Mantie to pull the game ( in the sprint lo the f.nish line to j I’itcher l :|i*el 14 two, aa loser, had lo work in out in the fifth inning after the J baiters on strikes before giving when they rallied ia the final in­ away to Mamie, who got six strike­ come in llm-d behind Pt. ^ J ^ a n t ; nu, M:ns,.in[ .v ud) ^ ^ ^ • tight spot aa k. >_e support be­ Ramhiers’ starting pitcher, Dick Dan nings at tne Red Bank field to over­ outs in two-and-one-third innings. Heacl.’s famed ' 1 ‘ .liiiti aj'pdien:ly ujiset fi/yarto, for hind him put Keypo. runners on come Red Bank Tire M . The VFW ffeffernan had shown control Bo Bruns. W e In the first, third and sixth. Mfclanan (4) i'arirrft (3) he .v a Iked Ihe next tbiee batters. combine faces its biggest challenge faults that kept Matawan in >he ’ Otherwise a lie for fifth in the In the first Beutel, first up, van. »b r Ii *1’ r h pulling Central ahead. liassinder of the season to date Sunday when T«*1 1 nj»*,rf 3 1 0 S u in u tk a ,2 b 4 0 9 Uigh lump bv Mat;»wan’s Bun was safe when Tyskas erred at walked, Medolla grounded out after the Cliffwooders go against unbeat­ The author of the highly-ranked llamiM dii.e 4 1 3 Fil'*l> c 1 H ' Hamilton was thv event of the Beutel stok second. Langan hounc- en Shrewsbury in an away game. kit vs H (I ] Me'Kenna.Mi 4 0 0 Ramblers undoing was the Ihird- [ Jb a 0 0 StiM.If-rf a l I scoring by the ihtee bavshoM* •d to Testlno, playing second for At Red !tank Sunday, the home string pitcher on the Matawan staff. n»\;M.:Ui ' ' 3 00 Maarie.i-f-p 3 n n schools. A record hold by a former M m iiiiiNtiiim im j Maiawan, Tesiino fell down, Beu- young Tommy Marsh. He had pre­ S.". arte.rf 2 1 0 Galtu.rMt :\ l o Maiawaner athlete, Hu H Beiv:\eU, side moved ahead.in the first when H.i f ’ »• 11, If 2 00 Coiuba.il) 2 1 Z tel taking third. But Langan was Bill Baxter walked, stole aecond. viously beaten Madison Tovvn*hip. now of Brown University, went out .out at second on (he double steal, D'Ajn’lilf.Sh 2 10 r)on«'V(tn.3b 3 n . ule maik in the mile. All of this Bui for the Davlu • Testino mis- Robinson smashed a bone in his McKenna dribbled a grounder that , bv Pete Suvino brought a ipm k end Ht f p)ay on Langan'a roller, the side hand on the play and will be out had move way off first the tenure of Madison carting W ..II makes linn a red hot prospect lor Russell to j to i;,if.un Tnuns/Up the Olvmpic (earn of ISfiK. Mutray. would have been retired with no for five weeks. to take. He tossed to Marsh on iP ,!^ '' r. Carv \'ander,il>- I.efty nl iinro runner getting past first. David Slate is getting another local ru n -1 Manager Bob Cislo substituted the bag for the o u t, then a relay Bob Pnmcisro came to the hill and was the author of his own downfall ner, Matawan's Hd) Partell who Moe Coucci, second base, and subdued the Perth Ambov slu^rr*1 diis.ii 1 Mttrrli (P l’Hb thal wav. to Butch Hamilton, catching for — . Kiok both the Shore Conference and Frank Washington, catcher, for the Matawan, cut down Sumutka on the rest of the way. ■J R u e til t H 1. 3. N<->nrtn i ll lt ) . 4. I ^ f a i l (1) MaMwan (•) /v errois. It 3 a 1 Hnmilton.rf .10 0 the play. 2‘H)-v«l d h * h - l. H a rr is ’J. edged out tor the state title in this • Laitfgn.cf 3 1 0 Hintsell.lb 3 0 0 years. Ezer Russell. Red Bank Heffernan walked four Matawan- started in lhe bottom of th»* first, Hijclil (H i. 3 . Uh'Kwi ‘Kl. 4 . R t e t h event. Farrell has been working 3 a a David.p .'ISO pitcher, hit safely, scoring Rich­ .loe Mc' tilliori doubled with loe tM i, 3 . Noonan OtHl. Tune: S0 8 . ers in the second inning to bring meiv rfcorrlt out in amateur events under the ft Hoblnaon.c 3 11 Te«tino.2b 2 0 0 Zimmerman aboard. The hit got ards to make it 3-1 Red Bank. the Maroon nnd Steel back into the u-*. ti mn t- Uon Nrmem ' >M’HI, j tutelage of Harv l.a'f oui i tte, Mata- j 1 9 0 away f;nm the AmUtv outfielder 44 (Uebcn.rf a • i 11.Smith,3b a ti o The Tiremen built up their lead ball game. Coach George Oeit/’s 2. Pruos iPPtii, 3. Underttootl »M i, j .iV;, n faculty member whi. form eily j and i! was mvo runs for Madison. n.W IU vn.lt 3 e i n.B row n.v 2 0 0 in the bottom of the fifth when players had the bases filled with vi p anlJ ’ 5' Tl,,'rn *' *' m,L‘ ; conched fKtss-counlry, Wiih Scttl i ftetier.p 3 0 0 B a rrftt.lf 2 4J 0 Baxter walked and Boh l.emay sin­ two out and Hamilton at hat. A tiv Rvsor doubled and Puu'i tripled in the second for another Panther '"mn wl run— t. Art S.mth lltHI, 2. 1 lion snowinj! lip hi Weil, Munay ’ 94 2 4 21 0 0 gled. Coucci booted a grounder and 1 off the Matawan catcher’s bat just .Mi<»iiv. mu W , 3. V rnix t PPB). *- 1 Slu le became highly interested in: run, but an error gave Madison 1 1 a«#fe ay ln aiR it: Baxter skipped home to score. | dropped out of reach of two Ram­ W entz il_t«r.>, 3. Arnbrojr iPI*B|, jrack athletes from this area, and. M ataw an M« 000 0—0 as Travis Iry/owtcz I'uiifi J.n.r l*ft 002 *—1 Cliffwood Rallies 1 bler fielders, Ken S/yarto and lwo, n,10r.<‘ Farrell looked gixxl tl)a,3b « i a Hamilton,rf 3 0 0 jjosjtion, and Jim Van Doran 3 0 0 and took second after George Ja ­ the Blue and Gray, nailed Hamilton 220-vd hifh hurdle*--I. Boh Pour- purchasers in every community in • AIR CONDITIONED Ionian,el 3 • 1 Tvvka.s* pro/nptlv scored them u;fh a bit. P est. I b 3 1 1 Rnrr*tl,lb 3 0 0 cobs' long fly was taken near the off second. d iie r i r r h ) , J . Marvin iC), 3 . H »tch Ihe bayshore aiea. 2 1 1 David,3to 2 0 0 Spartans Take Over r P P B l , 4 . Wiekbtrn (Mt.n », 5 . W’o ilh y .10 0 H.Brown,c 3 0 0 fence. Cottrell sent a grounder lhat i Matawan Goes Ahead > M e n .). T i m e : 16.6. Madison drove c h / s c m the bot­ KEYPORT gletwn.lf S 0 1 U l looked like a sure third out to i Heffernan walked two Matawan- !he-wt ic-w hurdles—). Pturelilfr PLAZA I 0 0 S iv n rto .p 2 0 0 short, but it was booted by R ich-! ers a^nin in the third, but a double tom of the third on I.re l.ai/ure's t p f B ) . 2, Marvin (Cl. 3 Krycs • ItU), 0 2 0 0 4 5 Nailuran.If 0 Barren.If ards, the rtinnrr getting his base, i steal move was bungled hy the two-bagger, Ron Vitan's single and llitiaj«u i r r n ) , 2. o n - Cottrell scoring. Cislo made second , Marsh. Testino forced Marsh, then llr,i\r tsit), 3 . Halite (Mon,). 4. Shirk I'venings 7:00 • h:24 NOW IIM l» S.VfCKBAV M aiaw an 000 ooo o-u a n infield hit and Wall Sypcrski on the throw to lhe plate. He then tVlli. ft. P.vntf IW). D ^um cr: 101! .t, K eyport jo:i m -x 5 stole second. Hamilton singled over singled. i Matinee Sat, * 1:43 a) Mflfuwnn urorebook llsls tilt for scored the run to tie at 4-all whin 1 the box and 1'estmo stored a mn fMfv. record ) i J i i v i j n 1. C.rrjt S f m c n / i >K l. J. Boh Hope t. biuwn, uti* for Matuwfin. Score Coucci cracked out a hit. to put Matawan ahead 3-!!. Ine Panther* were slow to field I tiwfcii not r«r lashed a grounder past the in­ for Coach Migler/ lhe Carteret sjooted m to make it ■ i>. A throw 11.4-10. First Place Honor* field. Ray Cisfo laid down a bunt mentor brought in Ins ;ue, Mantie, to the plate got away limn Pucci i Pule '.inilt- 1. James (ibi*now 'A GLOBAL AFFAIR" and Svper.ski slipped in wuh lhe i P P M i, 2. C tin over CSIf I, 3, /'e m ANN-MARGRET I?* Vegas (o move l:.ulo along, Cislo bent the lo save the prestige of his team • Mmi. >, 4. B a rite 1. D u v h .out For Sal'i Barber Shop tvmg run. Walt Wasiikowskt lam­ throw to first and Hulo dashed against a defeat by Malayan. If i Mr -' ). Ilp id h t: n n 1/4 - "Will IT I R l>I At.i:HS’* 1 a llie s Garner ««i». i u i *. t. ru ■ snfelv lor third. Washington smash- looked like ihe nghl move as med our a hd. l.al/nre tlashed for j (new record) Sal’sSal s llolmdelI Hoad Barber Shop ( , d bi, (hjri, hl, o( (I;1V, the plate and Puect c!i<>p|»ed ihe ( HitMi niinp -1. Friink Wesleri [Cl, 2 3 SL.'N. MOW - H I S. held off a flna push by Pioneer ; bri , jn „,,, rlln wil, Kllv Mantle mowed down five out of hall tagging him. Fia/owic/ slam­ , Mit'Miiiur i/lU ), . Thorne rMon.l, "GLADIATORS 7" in seven batters tm his fasi-wlnp 4 ' hei tlninllton »M) anti Wer1h\ | Food Stores nntl> > v ’5,‘(™ s.,nll°n-1 fislo cot arimml to third on the hit med out a (hiiible, *.t o\ mg W.tsd- , i M "'i. i llf i^'lit: 3 8 . I' aM nia n l <-?t *r ers to capture first place honors ••hoK. ko'.vskf, and d was ai! over for (he ; hiii.ul lump 1. Hen YnJrntiiu from whenci? he scored while J a ­ But with the score 3-3 as the Mi n |, J. M e n e n r f i ll ) . 3. Neinelh ■ in (he Raritan Township Women’s Pa 111 lie I s. • - cobs was grounding out. Huskies came to bat in lhe hot- i P P I D , 4 . lliiirfs fF>PfH, 5 . J ’tn l/ ! Sun. Mon. hies, M A I L O R D E R B W B E Bowling League. Madison went to .1 11 on the sea- j ipppi. Pi .ranee: V\ r,* i C t'M fim m m Sunday f r o m 1:45 final standings show Sal'The final ...... standings r show Sal'The ...... Thornton, getting stronger. as he Ion. of the sevenih, thing'; mined son .vuh the \vn, !'t ;lh Amboy | against Ihe Ramblers. The hist Holmdel Rond Barber Shop on top ] went along, snuffed the Red hank dropped back lo a-7-1. lhe Spartans j Mon. and lues. F ie with 69-39, followed by Pioneer leant out easily in the seventh lo MRHS halier. Hamilton, sent a plav at Woodlu idge Saturday , secure the Cliffivond win. The VFW 7:00 - n-.72 Food Stores, 6 f i B a y s h o r e bltle bouncer down the lhiicl base a n d |Oiiint V lo South Brunswick Shore Conference Stationers, 64-44;' Fisher’s ‘ Cities'nine was silted to have a return line and beat it out when Tenv M o n d .i Paul *-.! w m.oi • I iV,» fommi r Service and Shore Point Esso. .MU- 1 game with Reil flank Insi ' I ) i'l) m T>’ i, i s — )•«IV| Htil tinnk 1 iie III .in r h .th i ti 4dj4; Airport Plaea Bakery, jti-52; ( ( tor ffte Rionbl/'i's, movMl in !no •«'(<»»/ Ht'tiimuA III 1 •>ii<, |h 'm., , . 1. i ,t ; t Pi t I " ■ p- It. 1 l n 11 •I rlit Tiny Glenn's, PIhih Shell and Jefl* 1i ' .lb r Ii .th 1 ll ‘.lowlv and pulled In *.t *.a< Iut Com It...... H /ii: r i <, * 11 :m J 1 1 Ki '. p'T| 4 1 M.,in ^ ,m '» M' ! co, Inc., 55-M, Mimic Town, -IS ■ K oln .ef 4 i ; t^'jinn..1!' 1 n ti * et t.fl lhe bag Ihe fa*i". weje I'-'t t 1 t ,| ; ;* II..i it ‘.t f-ll. •» ti 1 lilM i' I'll ( I I ;■ I'.ixter.ll ti P.i'i, , t ||. <, n .1 All rullH'11 ' .1 J J M; Sun Savings and I.onn, 47* •aa tluii' ith I 'oiifv .mi. h i-.'.e\ er, K.oi'.ot Ts-ji H ;«.;i W.t*. Hm.L'liI-.' 4 1 i 1.1 ,\l .i t l ,i " i r . . . 1.., i t * i s-. I'1 i.t tf-;.’ ii l I ! Mfrit ; lllilll.il f ADVANCETOmEltEAR tW A; Airport Pla/a Lanes, -12!;- J.it-oliti.jb 4 i» t» Meeiir M,lt 4 •' i |oi ; 11 • M lie > kuhh il m I he gi ,iv,, ,i,. a. ■ ' 1 ] 1 i / ill IM1 -1 :■ ;t *’ 65(5; Carib Cleaners, 42-M; Surf c,.tiri'll.‘ » 4 1 M Welle..lb :i 41 11 ' fioldmg a burn tJ'.it Ru Ii I >, >! a laid IO--n./je ' t .* II Vtr.1.*? » 0 1 Beauty Studio, « (V liu f :» 1 1 Pt'llt'l 1 a 1 (1 ’ down. His t«ad ’I-m.w >■ = ii ilatial O' in...... ' ' tl (1 W .i’-UVt.lii ll 2 1 l Now in the time to mK erlin n m m Jt lf/»l> U ti a A ‘.tie'll ,‘d in tinf? da* ♦if i(.*l J 'Miijj »il< n , ft l> J I'll / '• " . U f , i 1 ■* 1 2 anti Nifda Visemi, high series _ | < oat ti M igfi t i ffir n ■ i ■ 1 re !}) ;OlU tn.sh •*>IVPNHI K *•( nsMK. MAN ‘ S i 0 10 \ l> •■*•11 put I'ii'.i ly pa' *,i d ',o lead the n t u 3i v n flturtdcty, May 21, 1964 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Page N ing

ord of 4 minutes and 14 seconds High Is town Knocks Matawan From in thc first rookie scramble. Fin­ ishing behind V.ui^bn were Tom Green, iJortieniown, Tom Buchan, C-J, Group II, In Nine Innings 6 - 5 Spotswood, and 12 othors. Dave Hulsc, Point Pleasant, won 2 0 0 CARLOADS « BEEF Mitiwan passed out nf Central, his sccoml feature race of fhe Jc rw y , Croup 11, competition in | younj* stock car racing season, tht «penmn round yesterday when Form Bowling League surviving two restarts to win the Hitlitatawn eliminated the Marcon •i^tf-HiKkC' bm (—TO P o r BO TTO M HONE HIGHER! - -f - Anyone in llolmilcl Township in. ‘ .TO.Jap main event for modified* Steel 6-3 in a nine - inning' ‘ sportsmen at Wall Stadium Satur. fam e At the Peddie field, The Ifu.v ’ HfeMeii m bowling in the Holm- j* 1 ‘ " Kits had a 5-! lead going into the'del Mixed Summer League ai thi-; "',m BONELESS fcalto-n of thi* fifth inning, but bluw i Airport Pinza Lnnes, Hazlel Mon* | fliilse. who wan th<» opening night k . ea loose play both in the fifth day '...... evenings at 9 p.m.' ~ may con­ feature waged a close battle with Fat MM •nd sixth frames. Ron David, Ibe tact Mra. Theresa Carlson, 201- , Richie , , Massing, , tft . 1‘ast Hrunswick. . , ROUND ROAST 69i Huskies pitcher, deserved a better 2581. The league will start June 1. : for the last M Japs and hwnfi on fate than to have his game cut un- TheThr programnrni'Mm is beingliL»ini> organizednri>nni/t>ft bvby ! ,A,n_ »*^OUt four (.ar Icnt’ths. CALIFORNIA CUT BONELESS CHUCK tler him by errors and mental the Holmdei Rccreittion Cominis Dick Lewis. New Eijypt. finished ’'lapar-ligke’ I m ( n n HIGHER! NOME HIGHER! sion. third, wilh Bill McCarthy, Tree hold, fourth, and Charlie Kremer BIG GIFT SELECTION FOR PL4I0 STAMPS' Hejiport also went out of Central jr., Toms River, fifth in the field Jeney play yesterday, losing H-l 10 of 21. Only M ears firished ihe Highland Park at Princeton at the race. l» » e time Hightstown was eiimi- Spartans Back A pair of spectacular accidents POT ROAST 491 59: aatiag Maiawan, Billy Lankan wet thf Red and White's losing caused fhe restarts. On the fifth BANANAS On Losing Side lap, Kelly rammed into the fence on the. backstretch turn, slam­ h th* Matawan - Hightstown From being up in thc clouds after ming Into the barrier head-on. but me, m t IIS N il! K both sides scored in fhe first, their amazing upset of mighty r roming nut of it in good shape. ch Blooni, Hichtstown left hand­ Union Hi#h three days befure, thc * On the eighth lap. there was a 2 * 2 9 * er, apriMd lhe « im t by walking Madison Township Spartans w ent! major pil**up involving four or GROUND CHUCK ■ 59: ■ k b Tyaka. He got the neat two down Into thc dumps again Fri* . iv e cars. Hill PfiMer, Eatontmvn, h M n , but then uncorked a wild day, losing 2-0 to South River. The blew a r!“ ht rear tire and lost SsM l fM cbthat let Tyaka get all the way TOP SliLOM ar Spartana retreat from their furtn control of hi.s car down the bach' n m M M d t* third. Tyika thea look off against Union was so bad that ■ stretch. Former sportsmen cham* M i CORN an a Heal a f home. Hill Ward, Coach Bill McKeon banished three j nion Chubbv Mower. Middletown, HiftM catcher, dropped th* ball of Ma regular* from Ihe lineup and ■ in irvinu to avoid Pfister was aad Tjnfca tea red. Ihe game for thefr ineptitudes. J bounced into the f m c r and almost RSKMSBER! . rIn' BatWf WalM But Iht Spartans wer* farina no I ** * ,hrown ri,!hl <>vf r ..,h<’ /* ') RUMP ROAST 79. 5 - 2 9 * BavM walked'Ih* first HI*hH- worse than other opponents ot th* .” *• !n>' r '|mf oul H 11 unhurl| , and man RibSteaks NONE HieMERI Newport Roast NOME HIGHER! 99* Broccoli HIGHERI ^ 2 9 ' Barrett brought in David with a Conrad could have been out at aged by Marty (lallucei, will opt n looper liil. first, Lee l.aizurn m«de n tgreat - against their honuttown rivals, the l«n«l«u Q A ( play throwing Conrad out at second .Jets, in.-mngcd by Andy ilukaii. Ground Round h ig h eri 69 c Flank Steaks NONE HJGHEKf O f | b Rhubarb 2b,k* 19* Build lip Lead while holding W»tzel at' Ihird on a : The same rii'lu .it tlu; Clif(u.o«! ib. The Huskies built up the lead in i double steal. .loe Jurewic/. Ixiunccd Ave. lield the tKvOy-ur^ani/.td Mat- the fifth when Frank D'Apolito I to Joe Zimmerman nt third und awan Township W is, ■.poiiMjred by Slit.d 6 oi. pig. Im porltd HolUnd 3 Ib. can S lb. c*n NewCabbage 8c walked and Tyska beat out a rol­ the throw to the plate liad Wetzel ; VFW Post 47-).r» ami managed hy ler. Bloom tightened down to |»et out by a county mile. i Kd l-'lynn, will play the original Taylor Perk Roll ° 3 1.00 Unox Conned Hams 2.89 4 .7 9 Bob Brown on a fly. Russell on a Scores Second Hun i Matawan Town,h,p team, the Pals, MrSteout, and have two strikes on .... sponsored by fhe Fohee Athletic David. David then hit a triple to Coach McKeon Iwtsled in urt- : j 0;1(,ut. an(| ni.mn^ed bv John Jane Parkar Baked F o o d s/ center, scoring D'Apolito and Tys­ |>uish when the umpire ruled Wet- , Mc(;jniy ‘ SAVE ON THESE GROCERY VALUES ka. Smith rolled oul, leaving David zel had slid in under the lag o f ...... oa Ihird, but it did not appear to Laizure, standing too far hack on i 0n , ues-vored by Mawo l-.xravalmg taking second. Andy Brasnu forced < \ ‘,.n m-mnged hy Neil ,)c''ino. Mi* out, Wright beat ou a bunt. 1 9 .1 3 O A < Stczepanik lifted the ball over fir.st Shear* at second for what should 1 “ "ll ,h* »awk«. sponsored by Mat- te drop it in for a hit. Russell rc- have been the third Ram ou! with : aWim Dru^ l nm. ,rd ? ; n" (' liaK' DEI MONTI PEACHES M . (MM 0 7 lay. Bob Brown missed a popup BLUEBERRY «» George Keilh with one out. Keilh chance, in the .sixth when Walt game, Thc ninth team, the Sham- Wasilkowski walked, was forced by j rocks, sponsored by St. Joseph’s then grounded to , third. Smith fJrtjd, Keith being' safe. Ward Jack O’Keefe, then Francisco singl-. Church, and led by Al Caruso, lapped out, but Frank Broiyri laid «d O'Keefe along. O'Brien fanned j draws a hye nnd will play its first JELLO GEUTIN DESSERT 4 ~ 37 •town-a bouncer for a hit and Inov- Zimmerman and got Ron Vitan on • game at home against the Keyport P I E i f 4 9 1 rd lo second on a stolen base. a popup to end it. ! Aces on Thursday night. PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT SAVE 5‘ Wright ihen singled home the ty- j O Brien fanned four and walked ; 'fhe league’s officers ure: Presi* Ckatit Filled Whirl Z l ^ ± € 2 lag runs. Francisco fanned one and , dent, Robert G. Shafto, Matawan; lq l 14(1 $ 1 0 0 David and Bloom then mowed | ^’,nn o n e ; C,°fiCh c lcKe° n.'valk’ I vic,r 30 0 GREENWOOD'S BEETS ters and walked five. David put the 1 .u lz u r * ,c $ Q I Biasno.tr 3 0 0 Potato Chips ^ 49* third strike past eight Hightstown Sypfi-nhi.rf 1 • 0 O’Brlt-r.p 3 0 2 Tourney Slated FANCY, LONG GRAIN save 4 VaoDorJi,?b I • J D ; i 2 0 0 halters. W’jiT k ’Bki.afa # • § K ernackt.vf 3 • I O’K cefr.i'f a 0 t A total of 32 teams, selected The Iom left Matawan with a 10-6 Kr/.jowirz.cf A 0 I from 12 leagues, will compete for S t v t f r a in F a e d t I ' f«ccrd going into games with Oc­ Trancisco.p 2 0 i ean County Southern Regional at $1200 in prize irxtney at a special CAROLINA WHITE RICE 2 35 I I M h ar Ttrkay I '*• 1 Maaahawkin tomorrow; with Mat- 220 4 27 2 4 invitational bowling tournament to Rrwf by Nishift; lie held on Sunday, at the Airport NAIItM H tH IH •IF INIlllO M. I/, |tl. M. •waa Regional at New Shrewsbury touth Hlv«r (m2 0—2 Merton’s Pies 6 £ 95* Saturday J;3# p.m.; with Carteret M adison Tvvy. ooo Me o~o Pla/.a Lanes, Route 36, Ha/let, as I*! feway Tuesday and Shore Reginnal the highlight of the year-long bow l­ Premiums ,h 29* Orange Juice 45* «9* I a m m i J a m inuti maid m *•. M s • I Oakhurst Wednesday. ing program currently sponsored «r PJ«k • P^9>. KUTIIT DRAM M l* RID l n . | l | . I t n . Oftlawaa <»> HliMtUwa (•) Cook, Hoffman by William Teacher and Sons, l.(d. I m i b L a b a ttRDS ire f 9 m. t f l •l» r Ii ib i k During the past season, Teach­ u y 4 ii. M B ! Fronth 5tyl* • • * T ) t h » .x a 4 2 2 Wright,c( 4 2 2 er's has sponsored 12 teams which Margarine 1 Z. 29* Pistachio Nuts 37* 69* H .D rvun.c 4 0 0 S/ez«'n».rMf 3 • l» Keith,3b 4 1 0 Hoffm^n, Robertsville, stood out in'^ram was designed this wnv to Marvel Ice Cream 59* Canned Seda 3 !’1 M 25* ^•rlu.rf I 0 0 WMrd.c 4 t 0 lv » * n,S* i.rac,nJ? session at j )lf»ip the average bowler and to pro- ft«tv<*r».lf 1 0 • IXiyl«.»s 2 1 V Old Bridge Stadium Sunday. Cook 1 vide some excitement and competi- Birds EyaTiay Tatars 2 X" ^ 'IVtline.lf 2 0 9 F.Drown,*g 1 1 1 came in bumper to bumper with 1 fjcn ,or lhe man .,ho ^ w h once — M o re 9 r « c « r y Va lu e* I — D'A|w4 3259 3 tC 1 2 novice heat. The race was award- The tennis in lhe leagues com- A * P 's — Alt Yoriotfi* —- Pitf. Ft«

- llu Party Saacks 2 tupl 4P from a restart fo annex the 25^ |liv'^ r’n " f ,the ^ ,hil tieen worked out so that thr fir-1 ttitdtnitd — Gonlrtlltd Itiii DORMAN — Impcrttd Auilri*n lap feature at the Browntown oval. Ifr" , u Matawan Track Hoffman shot out front after the : Plaf e ^ni.shcrs «d recene J.1WI m Active All Swiss ChHsa Slice* race was restarted following an ■ .‘J!? en[; ,c‘lm ' ' ln .'' rrl/<: ,l\L°' 67t i c M t accident involving starry Navilaml ■ . . v C(>. howlers imI Kraft ChMz Whiz p" of South Amboy. Hoffman won !>e ' Jie actual per game fee - hargi :l |«t Team Tops Keys feature victories at Wall and Vine- ; by the alley, BAKED FOODS Clapp’s Baby Fatd I I i* > 79* land speedways last week. Teacher s which has been active CraamCkaasa Matawan track team scored over Bob Rossell, New Egvpt chased ln Kolf promotion in the t_inil.il Fully Baked, Ueady-ta-Sarve! Hawaiiaa Puadi R^ ;<1 I [[;;■t«ru 79* WKippod Iryp o rt 72-45 yesterday III their Hoffman down to the wire. Wally ' Slate* for over a decade, has gam- RsM iW ip Croam •an1uW “ •initial' dual ' ‘ meet. eel. HowtvflowtVM. tiie ' Dallenbach, East Brunswick, plac- <•'« « « "* very favorable comment KN b ltr's Butt9rcnp C99ki9S PV; 27* nlgherMividual performtnc« nlgherMividual td third and early pace-setter Pete nn l‘ie howling program, howlers Apple Strudel ,* ™ D • - * - 7 5 ' Qufit ona 4 ©i. ■ote went I f Ktyport Wh« Frazee, Rahway, finished fourth. : who hav'1 watched the top proles- G9Rtadiaa Tamata Pasta IV - 5 r, SEAFOOD SALI ftOMfl” rformer, Churll* Mwiofi,. took Takee Initial Heat ' sionals compete for big money on C e ffe e C « k « (ui,ER •••s75* Kre* tint pltcft, ja both i t a i h e t Hoffman bested Dallenbach, Jim television, have been very pleased . ^ 7 5 * PanCgraOil i w 0 Haddock Fillots •n d lha b ro aj jui Hendrickson and Haviland in the , lo gain an opportunity to win Mime A ll Better Brownies fc®t. * I q». I M ( 1 l Na marki at initial heat qualifier, Joe Kelly, ! prize money for themselves. # 1 ___ - CclU.Cnt. •« ii y j ® isiala Oil ^ Flevnder Fillats "b Ymt k r • M att Conshohocken, Pa., look the j On Ihe other hand. Teacher's has % i m v i i n w i all iutter Ivf. * * liuKvli Mb. I M l t ik. thfr«third h«atAtai m M «a close win over ! expressed satisfaction with the pro­ BarliNua SauM Ann P»gt Ckait* r Mika " Oil)Oiil HHearnt, fafnt, Miami,Mt Fla. granv which has enabled them to P in e a p p le down C a k e •«»75' tt Uf. Gray Salt Fillets Pk5. lill Faw , Jb « “ Voughn, * , Mount1 Holly, clip- contact directly over 5IIW) New FAIRIC SOFTINIR us Hai FuMci Crem* 5 je novice track rec- j Jersey howlers. Orange Fluff • ■ ^ S S * Baaait Fluff ick off ia-i Haddock Dinnar 'PV,! | r Mat< 1c*d Cak» 13c Off 4 9 ' tuiier Ci»m# i 6 tu. *f] DevN’i Food —*55* F#la Lifvirf DtUrgiat Ufc.f Flaander Dinnar Z7 lewd C#k» »

iv Nntionnl Pop Warner Con­ ner Little Scholars’ Pilgrimage to ference has announced, from its i Philadelphia and the New York JUNE WOMAN'S DAY now aa u le 15< •arkar’s Daw Klaanai ! World’s Fair the laM week ;n June, headquarters at Philadelphia, Pa., S31f£i j Thc boys will spend two days tour- They’re In ttasonl M*ka lha mott ol ’tml tha tefectfon of M-year-old Gfenn j ing the historic shrines of old Phii- Baky Caraals Haadi’Wrap T a k li Napkins Waltaak, 3 Princeton PI., Hazlet, jadelphia, juul five days visiting ihe who played with tho 1963 Matawan ! educational and entertaining rxhi- O tlm oal, Ale#, % 1 oi. H .flul.r 12" lOCft. 4 A c Dir nor Siyo f i? . 4 C C "Falcons" of the Jersey Shore Pop ; bils at the New York Fair, STRAWBERRIES or M i'*d • Width fell WK;«o— 2-Ply cf 10 • • jf*M. Warner League, to Ihe IJKM Na- i While in Philadelphia and New Dojens of recipes In Collector’* Cock Book. m yard high hurrtlfi—HedgrpaOi llonnl Pop Warner All-America I York the* bovs will live in the horn- f ; Blcberl .I’ “I firn^i Jio,l# ‘in JP* tor Charles F. Troxell said the pioneered by the Pop Warner or* youngsler was one of 2 1 boys from | gamzniion. Official escorts for the BETTER OUTDOORS! Dog Food Pt*f Aulomatic Winlirfi & > t p ut—M elna , boys' srhool grades, extra-currifu- Pop Wanier h is ciiinuij1 Trniieniui (M). Dlsl*nrt: 176 It. >'«ison and rt“>iilin:.r. i Maiawan lar and community activities, .ind Pricn c"fr tivo thru Sal,, Muy 23rd In Supor Mmlioli tincl Snlf-Scrvice •term only In Noilhcin Npw J# fie y , Ornnjjo und Roctflond Countip*. Hroad jump |.n\v* i i n| >1 iintu I'I.iiil Shnil|i n)|. t H ifh tum p Hulhit iK ), MtiuiMton open to the titlfl.OWV-phis hovv pt.f ■ is resiilrtice. ■{'> N'e.1 Kinif ' tM). SirUrt (Ml. ItrUrhf f» ft. II »nv ing Pop Warner fool ball. Ave., Matnawan ' ■ • •’/'PITAN TOWNSHIP CLIFFWOOD KEANSBURG PORT MONMOUTH Volt} suuti Toti)iL*e)u> f M UniJer- 'fhe AIMmerh'a IVam on i nn-’fiiH' /' ri< ', ac 7; J*; W(iul (M l. Ktinui>ku \K). lliiu u t; ftf. 36 and Poole Ave, Highway 35 anti Cliffwood Avo. RI. 36 and Main Sf. Rl. 36 ond Wilson Avo. O 9 iiui. will tnke part in lhe 1W4 Pop War­ p.m. til vime addled. Pag* Tmi THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, May 21, 1964

Mrs. Evelyn Runyon, Morganville Sisterhood Will Hear Woman’s Club Rd., Matawan. Form Auxiliary F irrcm en T o Install Marker Folk Singer Tuesday The club's roadside marker has j Husband* and friends are invit* Plans Events been purchased and will be in­ fn Matawan Twp. Attend Church | ed to join th* members of the stalled on Route 35. “ Com*, Catch a Rainbow" was Two temporary chairmen were i sisterhood of the Strathmore-at- Members nf the Laurence Harbor the title of the program present- Mrs. Macrae reported that her selected lo officiate i/aring tne or- \ .. . I Fire Department and the Ladies Welfare Department will continue gamzation of the Matawan Tmvn- j Malimun J**wi.s.'. Center to hear ; Auxiliary will attend the U a.m. Mra. George Fleming, a ship Auxiliary ot the Bayshore New York folk singer. Ilappv makinji cancer dressings and will service of divine worship iu uni­ member, et the meeting of The collect good used clothing, pu/.zles Community Hospital, j Traum. and his guitar at their ; form Sunday in the Laurence Mar­ Woman's Club of Laurence Har­ and costume jewelry for the pa­ Mrs. Seymour H. Shore and Mrs. - next meeting Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. . bor Protestant Community Church. bor held in Webster Hall of the tients at Marlboro Stute Hospital James n Edwards were named in a|j.purposi* room of the Strath- Laurence Harbor Protestant Com­ and for the Kiris at The Home of ; temporary co-chairmen by the no- ! . . t. t , r. , i •Sunday School will start at 9:31) munity Church. the Good Shepherd. minuting committee headed b y :,n o ,~ ^^nientarv School. Refresh* I a.m. A nursery is provided during The M-minutc program, prepar­ Mrs. Lawrence Holden, deleijute Mrs. 1 heodore Schneider, Other , mrms W*U ht* served hy Mrs. Ir* ; the 11 a.m. service for young chil- ed by the Pittsburgh Plate Class to the convention of (he New Je r­ tejn|M>raiv officers selected from win Henson and her hospitality nominations from the floor were j dren. Co., showed by colored slides the sey State Federation of Women's committee. Mrs. Barnahus P. Catter. secre­ | Al 4 p.m. Sunday, members und ■any colors currently available Clubs in Atlantic City, gave a de­ Mra. Herbert Shore, president, tary. Mrs.. Frank J. Nebus. publici­ j friends of the church ure invited for use in home decoration, the tailed report on the workshops she will ask for a motion to cast an attended. ty chairman; Mrs. Mvndert Bon- : tn the installation of the Rev. Don- variety of color schemes and un­ nemu and Mi<;. Lawrence Carrus unanimous ballot in favor of the usual ways to line color. Mrs. Joseph Deerin, wlin attend­ proposed slate of new officers. i aid Lindma/t at the Valley Rd., co-chairmen of ih*> membership Covenant Church. Montclair. At . Mra. Gaorge Makuk presided at ed Ihe Fifth District Conference There also will be a vote taken committee. (»:15 p.m . the Inquirers Class will , the builnew session when plans of the New Jersey Federation ol oil the proposed amendments of Women's Clubs nt Fair Haven, Nominations for other temporary the Sisterhood constitution. ( meet in the parsonage. At 6:45 far coming events were reveal­ officers were poMix>ned until the? »• c*i_ . j « ( « . , ip.m., Ihe Junior Youth Fellowship ed, A family picnic will he held gave a brief resume of the ses­ sion. next meeting. June I. >’■* " .... ' 5,hort *nd Leonard and the Senior Youth Fellowship •t Allaire State Park June J#. wan Township First Aid Building.! |,rt 'de a combined ladies meeting in bus will leave Cliffwood Beach ut Thomas \1. Anderson, a member §:45 a.m. and the Laurence Harbor i the church. All the women ot the of ihe Hoard of Directors of the [church are inviu-d. The film “ Hid­ Church at 10 a.m. Student Bowlers new hospital ga\e an informative den Treasures/’ will be shown. Atlantic City Trip talk about the new Ini-bed general Juniors Allend ! On Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. the Mrs. Olga Becker announced the ho.spitul which will be built on 17,> church board will meet. Free Public Library of Madison Given Trophies acres of /,■*nr| on Beers Sf.. Holm- Township, which i.s sponsored by de|. He described Ihe facilities of State ( lonvcntion the local Woman’s Club, is plan­ Trophies were presented to the the new ho^-pital which will relievo ning a bus trip to the Steel Pier, best team anil sludei.t bowlers at the serious overcrowding at ncarbv With W members from the Jun­ Atlantic City, Aug. 10. the Cliffwood School Howling Ban­ Mrs. T h o m a s Bohnsack, president of St. Joseph’s us hosts on behalf of the .Societies of the Parish nt u hospitaK caused bv the ini tea.s- d ior Woman's Chib ol Matawan pres­ ent, an estimated 110(J young Wvi- Reports.of various chairmen in­ quet held in the Cliffwood School Parcftl'Tcachcr Association, Keyporl, presents a buffet supper to honor Slater de Sales on Sunday, |*>pul:ilmr> in the bavshore area | PRESTIGE | cafetorlum. Due to the illness ol basket of flowers to Sister Mary de Sales, principal! Others pictured, left to right, are the Rev. l-.duard anil the proposed method of linanc- men from all over the state at­ eluded m eetin g announcements. tended thr 37th annua! spring con­ Mrs. Robert Hurley, chairman. •I St. Joseph's School, w ho will leave this year after, Strano, Ihe Kev. William Bausch am! the Rev. ing the SlMWi.01)11 structure Mrs. Dsvid Watson’s Civic Depart­ vention of the New Jersey Stale Mrs. Walter McNulty, p'esident of serving as principal for six years. T h e l*»TA acted1 Cornelius J. Kane, pastor. ment will hold its first meeting Changes in the suggested consti­ Federation of Women’s Clubs. Jun­ Monday at * p.m. at the home of the Cliffwood School Parent-Teach- tution and by-law* presented bv THIS EMBLEM er Associition, hosted the affair. Sister Mary de Sales, principal of ffjughlers of America and Altar j dricks', the Rev. Alfred I>. Smith. ior Membership Department, on Mrs. Olga Becker, ] 1 Lantana Way, Mrs. Alan Fishman were discussed May 15*17 in Atlantic City. Mrs. The Rev. Edward Strano, St. Jo­ St. Joseph's School, Keyport. who Hoys. i the Rev. William J. Bausch. the and final action will be taken il Laurence Harbor. Mrs. Paul Schimpf, acting us j Marty Mahoney. Matawan. and seph's Church, Keyport, pronounc­ id ending her six-year assignment the next meeting. The first meeting of the Drama ed the invocation. toastmistress, expressed the grati-1 * * v - °c. . K,ra"°' . . . ; Miss Jean Oregc.son, Leonardo, Department will be held Tuesday Following the dinner, Mrs. Mc­ at Keyport ihis year was honored tude ol the entire parish when she,-^arV Benf^na, Sister Maria, Siv Membership in the newly-form-; represented the local group as of* at I}: M noon at the home of the Nulty, assisted by Mrs. John Scal- by members of all of the Societies thanked Sister for her untiring and ter Mary Laboure, Sister Mary La­ ed auxiliary is without re*frictinn '• fici.»l delegates chairman, Mrs. Gilbert O. Tier, and lo, acknowledged the bowling in­ of St. Joseph's Church at a buffet diligent efforts on behalf of all Salle, Sister Mary CUrc, the Sis­ as to residence, age or sex of the' Mpj „.|rlon the imlm,. the first meeting of the Literature structor and chaperones for tlieir supper Sunday afternoon. St. Jo­ those with whom she came in con­ ters of St. Benedict’s Parish, Sister Iie.nl.ers, Anyone interested j.n,,. past pre.siclent o [' the Mata- Department will be held Wednes­ help during the year. Mrs. Grace seph's Parent • Teacher Associa­ tact. The Rev. Cornelius J. Kane, de Sales' family and Mr. and Mrs. helpmg in any way 0 , obtain the , w j u[ljor Wmtlar,-, c ,ub, wa, day, at the hoitie of the chairman, Kipp, instructor at the Key-Mat tion hosted m o re than 400 so ciety paslor, praised Sister for her fruit­ Cramer. new hospna in this urea may eon-! L.|CC|t.j -JS stale Mem Bowling Lanes, Maple PI., Key­ members who were present to pay ful work with the children which The committee included Mrs. iS ri'fr U<’:,n'-ma,' ST H ' bership Chairmanrman fortor the year port, tutored the young bowlers tribute to Sister d*j Sale*. influenced the live* of the parish Carlton Holtslander, chairman; way. Cliffwood Beach or Mrs. Car- m , h llocg has been a rus, \1r< Line I ina Rd..L><( MatawanM..I . .* ' ' ' from the third to the sixth grades. Societies presenting gifts to Sis­ families. Mrs. Frank Letwenske, decora- 515 member for live yean, during Identifies your They were chaperoned by Mrs. ter de Sales included the Aliar-Ro- Honored guest.* were the Very j lions; Mr#. Jessie Pettyjohn, hospi* which time she ha.s served as pro­ i ■ Keaashari ' Joan M alta, Mrs. Ann Hayton, sary; Columbian,; Fourth Octree, Rev. Msgr. John E.Grimes, the | tality; Mrs. Joseph Reap, secre­ gram chairman and recording sec­ Mrs. Florence Guzu>, Mr« Betty Knights of Columbus; Holy Name; R«v. Father Kane, the Rev. Ed­ tary; Mrs. Schimpf, toastmistress; Library Booklet retary. WELCOME WAGON Szyarto, Mrs. Dorothy Colien and Junior Holy Name; Keyport and ward Blasku. the Rev. Joseph (j . Mrs. Charles Cokelet, treasurer; Mrs. Thomas Bohnsuck. P-TA pres* Distribution of a newly-published 1St‘*;e klusic Department ELDORADO Mrs. Mary Campanello. Matawan Knights of Columbus; Fo*, the Rev. Thaddeti* J. Woj« brochure on the crisis in the Mon-1 a* urded Mrs. William I vie, Mat- SPONSORS . . . ident, ex-officio. a 3>i5 APARTMENTS Trophies were presented to Senior Sodality; P-TA; Catholic ciehowski. the Rev. John J. Hen* mouthCountv Library situation! ?*'“"• first placv in the General Jam es Hrommak, high game sec­ has been started by the Friends • l^ r a tio n Parody contest, Mazza, firms of prestige tn Ihe busmen ond place, boy; Barbara New Jersey Neuropsychiatric Insti­ ti the Moumoutli County Library, Raise For Slate Project A M CONDITIONED high game second place, girl: John tute, Princeton, for reprocessing Brzeznlak. high game first place, LM . Poppy Drive Madison Women Association throughout the county, i It was announced that more than ; aad civic life ot your community and the ultimate purchase of telc- The brochure points out the shock* ( J'JU.000 was collected for the nied* | One-tied room electrically heat­ boy; Jacqueline Fran sun, nigh j vision sets for ihe oatients. game first place, girl. ing inadequacies in county librarvjjcal expenses of the babies cared s ed and air conditioned apart­ service, particularly ir the serious; for bv the Children's Aid and Ad- ; A lio for high average, second Set For May 2 3 - 3 0 Mrs. William Foster reported Attend Luncheon ments convenient to all trans­ I that the Americanism Essay Con­ lack of an easily accessible refer- j option Society for one year. This portation,.’ i h o p p i n g areas, place boy, Mark Burnup; second The Middlesex County Advisory FIRMS IN TERESTED IN place girl, Mary Ann Lauria; first The poppy drive will be conduct­ test winners also had won on the «nce center. It emphasises that a j amount is doubly impressive tn churches and beach facilities. Council of Extension Services held full range of modern library facili PARTICIPATING place bov, John Brzezniak; first ed In Laurence Harbor by the Lau* county level. Michael J. Hearn, that the initial goal lor the Jer- Spacious living room, kitchen- rence Harbor American tagion ninth grade, won first prize in a monthly luncheon and business tie* in a convenient location featur­ xey Juniors* State Project was SIU.- , dinette, both and one bedroom. place' girl, ' I, Barbara Maiza. Auxiliary 332, May 23 to May 30, meeting at the home of Mrs. Uen­ ing a broad scope reference center Please Call: The second place team included Group I and John Green, 10th 000. ; Electric range and quick re­ according to the announcement by grade, won honorable mention in jamin Herbert, Old Bridge, on can be achieved by all interested l.mi'.RTV l-.itJI covery Electric water heater in Thomas Gohen, Jacqueline Franson Thursduy. Plans were made for a At Sujurday’.s business, Miss j Mrs. Andrew Carver. Group 2. citizens planning and working to­ Dorothy A. Krivanick from the : m r s . m . r . We il etch apartment. Open for in- and Robert Hurley and the first picnic ai the meeting to be held :n gether. neclion t:M A.M. to 9;M P.M. place team. Robert Candiloro and At the meeting conducted in the June al the Log Cabin, New Bruns­ Jersey City Junior Woman’s Club* Legion Home, plans for other com­ daily and weekends. Located Jamea Hrommak. wick. Mi.ss Eileen Ryan, Middlesex wa.s elected to the organization's. Mra. McNulty presented a spe­ ing activities were also discussed. Hospital Auxiliary top post as state chairman for a on Hancock Street, off Main The Memorial Day parade will be County home economics agent, was Tour World's Fair Street, Keansburg. cial trophy to the first place team Plans June 4 Meeting honored at a surprise bridal show­ two-year term. Miss Krivanick j which was donated by Anthony held Sunday, May 31, and the Aux­ er. The luncheon table was decor­ surc<*?ded Mrs. Robert Farrell of: W IICOM I WAGON iliary and Junior Auxiliary will Five area Esso dealer business­ Nuccio, principal of Cliffwood ated with an engagement heart the Maplewood Junior Woir.un’s j participate. The temporary executive board men visited the New York World's School, which will be on display of the Matawan Township Auxiliary centerpiece. Present from Brown­ Club. Mrs. S. Herbert Taylor, Cher- j $125 M t. Mrs. Carver also was named aux­ Fair recently to obtain first-handi in the Cliffwood School trophy caje. of the Bayshore Community Hospi­ town were Mrs. Nicholas Arace, iliary chairman for the carnival to the travel queries of motorists. | !? IW I' i( " e w ">e tal outlined plans for the program Miss Marie Gaub and Mrs. Harry They are now in a position to pro-; Federation. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION Your advertisement in this be sponsored hy the post from for the June 4 meeting at the home Patterson. vide knowledgeable answers to the! . It was announced , . , that the Jun- . , paper will reach prospective June 8-13. The auxPlary will be of Mrs. Seymour H. Shore, tempor­ TELEPHONE: M MM4 in charge of the kitchen. traveling public on exhibits, attire-; *or Membership Department had purchasers in every community in ary co-chairman, 428 Lloyd Rd., lions, and facilities at the Fair as; ra.,.Sit‘^ niore ihan 51000 to con*, the biyihore area. Girli* State Tea Sunday The Browntown Parent * Teacher The annual Girls' State Tea will Matawan. Association held a monthly busi­ a supplement lo tl.e material avail-; trj‘>ute to the John I*. Kennedy; b« held Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Tentative plans also were dis­ ness meeting Tuesday night at the able at the World's Fair Travel In-; Cultural Renter in memory of the cussed for the summer program of formation Centers thev operate. ! ^atl‘ President, lota, charitable j BVERnHMO FOB Highland Park Legion Home. This Browntown Grammar S c h o o 1. year’s and Ust year's delegates the newly • formed auxiliary. Plans were completed for a smor­ Dealers from the hav>bore area : contributions by the( combined stale A and alternates have been invited New members are irvlted to at­ gasbord supper on June 13 and a participating were George und; CM )S f°r Lfc--64 yea is c.wne lo I'he Stamp And Coin Collector to attend. tend the June 4 meeting at ihe rummage sale to be held June 25 Steve Kapushy, Keyport; Vincent ■ m‘arb' $2 0 0.OtM). Mrs. William Bridgeman, presi­ Malawan Towaship First Aid and 2(1 at the school. Hulleran, Matawan, nnd Ralph Pa- i ■ - ■ SPECIAL i l aaMafe aaa I t tfet large** g a t k i al aJtyma aad aapplJaa dent, and Mrs, Rollin Rathbun, pait Squad Building, Prospect Ave., pa and Frank Brearlev, both of Old « n • r m Dm EaM Caaat. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patterson president, are co-chairmen of the Cliffwood, ut S p.m. and daughter, Miss Joan Patter­ Bridge. Two Prize* For . H A M IS * WHITMAN • MEGHRIO • WHITE ACE Middlesex County Auxiliary Con­ Also attending were Mr.s. Myn- son, Margurel St., spent Saturday Jersey Cyclones PAINT CKOUMAN • HARCO ■ MINKUS . FRIEDBERG vention to be held in the Minue dert Bonnema, Mrs. Uarnabus P. at Levittown, Pa. Miss Patterson sntciAUzmo m corns * stamps o f the united states High School, Carteret, July 11. De­ Carter. Mrs. Frank J. Nebus. and remained overnight as the guest of Chorus Member The Jersey Cyclone' Junior ALWAYS INTERESTED IN PURCHASING FINE UNITED tails of the agenda and plans to Mrs. James D. Edwards, tempor­ Drum and Bugle Corp. of Matawan ■: Miss Connie Mills. Patrick McCall, Matawan. is a STATES COIN 4 STAMP COLLECTIONS OR ACCUMULATIONS attend were resolved. ary co-chairman. The Mid-Madison Woman's Club Township marched with the Key-' FOR The auxiliary will assist the post member of the Monmouth Civic will meet tonight when plans will port Fire Department in the Mid-1 in serving the meat loaf dinner Chorus which will present "H.M.S. Monmouth Stamp And Coin Shop be completed for iheir annual din­ dletown Tercentenary parade. j Saturday evening in the Legion Spaghetti Dinner Pinafore” on Thursday, Mav 2S. ner. at 8:30 p.m. at the Carlton Theatre, The Corps was presented with a < Home. Dancing will follow. first place Drum and Bu^le Corps i SHINGLE I 9 :Mwimowth St., R«d Bank 741*0626 Two donations were approved, Mi.ss Susan Pitney, New York, Red Bank. The Jersey C y c l o n e Junior trophy and their Color Guard re- j "Our llth Year In Stamp and Coin Builneia" one for the cancc. fund and the Drum and Bugle Corps of Mata­ spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. Tha and Mrs. William Pitney, Ticetown ceived a plaque for second place j ■ W ai.. PH. i« • P.M. — T m . • I t a n . . Sat. ta I P.M. other for post buiiding expenses. wan Township will sponsor a spa- Student Cited Miss Mary Reiher reported send­ Rd. Miss Pitney celebrated her in that division. j HOUSES ing 200 pairs of used nylons to the i f f . f r ^ n ^ & ' ^ l i l f a birth-lay during her visit at home. Kugene A. DiSanto. Matawan. re­ The next apjH'atance of the Cv* j Inn, Route 15, Matawan Township. Mrs. Herbert Cottrell, Asburv ceived a “Who's Who In American clones will be on Memorial Day in | two parades, Ldi.son and Matawan! Tickets may be purchased at the Park, visited former neighlwrs Universities and Colleges" certifi­ door. Browntown on Monday. cate at the first annual Activities Township. ! and Scholastic Awards Dinner of How about businesi cards? If you need printing of any Monmouth College, West Long Have you read the classified We can supply them quickly j kind, we are here to serve you. Branch. ads*.1 a m and at the right price. Come' Our quick service and reasonable and try us prices will please you.

m m m Voters' League Organizes Dandelions Resist Digging

m Mrs. Alan Pearl was elccled i Membership in the League, president of the League of Wo­ | which is non-partisan, is open to But Are Easy to Control men Voters organized Tuesday i all women citizens of voting age evening in the cafeteria of the i who want to become informed m u m Matawan Rrginnut High School. ! citizens, to fight for human affairs It’s amazing how' q u i c k l y best Th«* remaining part can Mrs. James M. Baker wa.s elect­ | and believe in honest government. dandelions can mar the appear­ then send up a new plant, re­ ed first vice president; Mrs. Robert ■Anyone interested in joining may ance of a lawn.. at I..,-,this time.ime of year.I'ilir That'I ll lt’i.- ptohably Iltlilfilttlf whyu liu r>iso placing the one removed. Wheat, second vice president; Mrs. ' contact Ihe membership chairman, many folks ’ asking what is, But tough as dandHions scmii the best w ay Ilo get rid of them Robert Berk, treasurer. The Board Woods. Mrs. Pillch was chairman to be, they’re actually easy to M ooai'i 'of the nominating committee and of Directors w i l l include Mrs. control. Jhefe's a p/odun she was assisted by Mrs, Robert * H a k S m m / m u m C h a r l e s F. Springhurn. Mrs. * Charles Hallock, Mrs. Seymour Robinson. called BONUS that wv’ve found Pillch and Mrs. Michael Alterman. Quota Of 40 Al Meeting f»-st for Ihe job. lt‘s put out •a i n t The gue^t spenkers were Mis4- Through the efforts of Mrs. Ar- by Scuitv the lawn people. Marv Louise Nuelson, president of mand Conrad, Marc Wood*, the BONUS is a dry applied pro the New Jersey League of Women required quota of 4(J paid members Voters; Mrs. David Ackerman, attended the meeting. duet ih,it is e.isitv and quickly first vice president of the New spiead Ihe dandelions faiul Jersey League of Women Voters ! The League* of Women Voters and Mrs. George Walker, date | was formed In l!K!0 nfler the l!hh othei hwn weeds s'ich ns plan­ bourd member and advisor to Amendment was passed. There tain, biukhoin, etc) gradually MOORE'S the newly formed local League. are now l.la.ODtJ members In the start to curl op u n d wither 50 states and their strength lies Explains League Function*. away. One day they’re #one, SHAKE & SHINGLE Miss Nuelsen explained the func­ not in numbers but in a c t iv e m o mid ail. tions of the League. She also an­ participation in all phases of > [ PAINT MUWffl government. An expert on govern- nounced that the first project would Whilo all this is going on, be composition and distribution of I . u/fairs, callc1<* ic . " BONUS aKo gives vuiir grass "“•“"■sea*—.— . a booklet ''Know Your Town." Tho ,1,c K'nmnnu-nt. local club will be a Provisional | After the League of Women TONY GIORDANO the controlled feeding il needs League until It fulfills the require* i Voters studies a topic, it presents Whatever you do. don't try’ to so much at this tun*? of year. * 4 " ments for full acceptance, whieh1 material that represents iho most •'dig” them out. Digging dande­ Makes your lawn thicker and takes aliout one year. j exhaustive information on the sub- j lions is more than ju st a lot o f greener. It was decided to study cduca* Meet. League studies and surveys work — it’s quite a wash* of S ML] tion in the State of New Jersey are used by legislator*, odueaiors, time, Dandelions (and many That's probably why so many as one of the program plans. I editorialists and students. other lawn weeds) send a long folks use BONUS each year • Uia allKtr o> ataiak root, called a tap root, down' It lives up to its name. If you’d of pain) into the soil — frequently to n like to try BONUS yourseff. or coal h f depth of 18 21 inches, ' j if you’d like the answers tn any • On* iuf titianl C h e v a lie r lawn questions, just phone tne mwl lurfacai TMt Satfrtaf aa« I MrtMaal • Wlaaan paad M a • Spaalaw, iraalaaaty aaH*"*«< These tap rools defy complete at ,r>na 1013. or mop in nt 130 • Manlnwm waalfcar removal, •M* (laanaiy CMmmMM'i la nan* faar-aaH Mapaaalan aa a lenarem emoval, Digging or ctilfin/f re­ Ma/fi St., Matawan The wel­ r n li la r H i moves only the top portion fit come mat is always out. •I •VVM ifM sf (MS- m SSM.p.aaehatV-f fatfaurlilM afavaryday drlvlail RENT-A-CAR • Apply with Itrurfi to iproy

$ 5 9 9 FOR 24 HOURS . , Benjamin M. ♦ 9< A Mill HARDWARE m a t m m m m h i Moored, m m MATAWAN Free Customer Pick Up HARRIS HARRIS H M M H I ANtltV MMtl...MMMHrill III Miff (lilt, Ifllflll, lift! tl. I1SIIK M. itlltli |. jtftui ll. f || HARDWARE - MATAWAN Within 15 Minutes 130 MAIN ST IN MAIN ST. M V E ( I K (N iV M U l 110 Mala St., Matawaa WE DELIVER 5 6 6 - 1 0 1 3 WI! DF.I.IVKH » a? T M M tM -aiaM . . marr tm w a a WMarr * t tmi aaaaoti n artM 'j Z e v m n . , — - Open Sundays Till I I’ .M 566-1013 PA 7 -0 4 7 9 O ^-a Suarfaya Till I P.M. Tfcwdoy, May 21, 1964 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Page Eleven & mouth Couniy, Mri. Lewis Thomp­ Tndtons to travel from Lincroft to Shrewsbury Chorale Plan For Construction (ilarden Club RFD son of Brookdalc Farm, Lincroft. old Middletown Village, and was Garden Club R.F.D. will honor known as the Nu! Swamp Rd. Gen­ Will Present Program Of M.S. Therapy Wing Mrs. Thompson at this time by eral Clinton lead the retreat from donating to the school in her name the Hattie of Monmouth up this The Shrewsbury Chorale will Plan* to ft a ffifl.OflO occupa­ jlow Tomorrow road. It is now called the Middle­ a bird book and a (lower book, present ft .sumnie: program of tional and physical therapy wing "Now and Thtfi)," the Flower town - Lincroft Rd. these to be displayed during ihe varied periods of music in the at the Multiple Sfli-roM* J>«*rvice thaw ol Garden Club R.F.D., Purchased Tor $7 Long Btanch ILgh School audito­ flower show. The "Uttle Red j Organization Nursing Home in lohnrtel, will be held in (lie N e w Schoolhou.w," now ii.sm! by Garden The property for the school was rium, 8’30 p.m. on Saturday, June rhompson School and the Old Lit- Club R.F.D. as a meeting place, purchased for $7 and recorded in Ki. Directing the 70-voicc chorus j O m's u t were P M ot ler, were honored by the Slate De­ Large Selection In I9fi2, the Little Red School­ partment of Fducation Thursday at Closed All Day Wt'dn.bday house was declared «n historical a tea nt the Allan House drawing Saturday 9 AM. to 2 P.M GERANIUMS . ROSE BUSHES site by the Slate of New Jersey, room at Trenton State College. During the flower show, the Little 3 0 W. Front St., 7300 CENTER ■ A N N U A L S Red Schoolhouse will be furnished How about business cards? Keyport as in days of yore. A plant sale We can supply them quickly Sr will be held on lhe grounds of (he and at the right price. Come COIfax 4-2020 and old school, featuring Martha Wash and try us ington geraniums. Th f Thompson LAWN ORNAMENTS School will house the flower show ROUTE 9 —Just South and a tea room. FLOWERING SHRUBS Benefit Dante Of The ■AI LED AND tUHMPKO Thj Nurses Alumnae of Perth DOMICHS' Amboy General Hospital will hold a dinner dance for the benefit of Sayre Woods Shopping Center 3 lor 5 " the Atudcnt nurse scholarship fund Saturday at the Edgebrook Restau­ RESTAURANT rant, Routes 1 and 18 in New Brunswick. Reservations can be made by calling the committee who Cerlione's Greenhouses h rt nurses at the Perth Amboy General Hospital. They are Mrs, & PIZZERIA HY. 35 - KEYPORT Elizabeth Weber, Fords, Mrs. Vir­ TRUCKLOAD (hrtw«m Hubt — 4 M W Im m i) ginia Washington, Keyport, or Mrs. Kathleen Fedor, Perth Amboy. Fhe FAMILY DINNERS & number is Hillcrest 20/00, Ext. 304. ITALIAN FOOD - SEAFOOD - PIZZA Thurs., GIANT SUE' SALE! SPECIAL FREEZER SALE v Fri., Sat PHONE 264-5185 Triple Trock Self-Storing Aluminum NLIVERY SERVICE Combination Storm and Screen 21 I. FRONT STREET KEYPORT WINDOWS USED CARS ARE NOT Up to 101 No Charge for Cutting - Wrapping - Curing and Smoking of Hama and Bacor. United lnche« Comparable Prlcc BLACK ANGUS ALL THE SAME 12.ee That's why you should buy where BEEF 591 JERSEY HOGS 291 you see this sign CHOICE to PRIM E LEAN, MEATY - LESS LARD V 1 BUICK USED CARS Be Sure to Brinj; Your Correct Sizes! STAR MARKET * 27 SIZES IN STOCK Other Slies to 141 United Inch** FRONT I BROAD ST. — KEYPORT that's whero better used cars come from . . . M4-1IN Made to Order al Same Low Price 1964 OPEL Station Wagon (Demo) .. .. $AVE 1964 BUICK Le Sabre H.T. Loaded (Demo) ...... $AVE STORM and SCREEN 1963 MONZA Spt. Coupe - 4 on floor , 1895 1962 PONTIAC Conv. P-S & Brakes - 15,000 mi...... 2295 Aluminum Combination 1962 BUICK "225" Spt. H.T. Sed. Loaded ...... 2595 1962 BUICK Le Sabre H.T. Coupe . PRE-HUNG DOORS TuTone ...... 2095 Completely Assembled. Can Be Install ed In 20 Minutes ?962 BUICK "225" H.T. Sed air cond. 2695 1962 FORD "500" Club 2 dr. ctuto. . . . 1295 1962 FORD Falcon 4 dr. Deluxe 1195 1962 OPEL Sta. Wgn. R&H roof rack . . 1095 1961 CHRYS, 4 dr. H.T. fully equipped 1595 1961 PONTIAC Conv. P-S and Brakes .. 1595 Regularly 1961 CHEVROLET Impala 4 dr., P-S . . 1595 U.M 1961 PONTIAC Tempest Wgn. 4 dr., auto...... 1195 1961 SIMCA "Aronde" 4 dr. sed 395 1960 DODGE Dart "6" 2-Dr. H.T., P-S 995 • 2 fihtts I n se r ts 1960 MERC. Conv. P-S and Brakes ... 1095 • One I ib( r(»lais Screen Insert 1960 OLDS Super "88" 4 dr. H.T. STANDARD EQUIPMENT P-S and B ...... 1395 J Minj»e donr v,ifh nyiori bear/ngn , . , complete wilh modern 1960 PONTIAC Starchief 4 dr. H.T., Ideal pu?>h bulfon latch . . . Idrnl pneumatic closer and wind chiiin. P-S and B ...... 1395 Selig Weinberg! who lias been blind for the past several years, ownt Complete with nil hardware, Kasify Installed with A screwdriver, All holes ure pre-drUkd. •nd manage* Trans Travel, Inc., al 1966 Springfield Avenue in 1960 DODGE Dart 4-Dr. H.T., P-S and Hinges and outer frame attached. Merely set do«r It opening and scruw down. Maplewood. In his business he needs fo use the telephone a great deal, p.B ...... 1095 1960 MERC 4 dr. sed...... 995 A true story about an original Idaa— 1960 FORD Sta. Wgn...... 995 Aluminum Basement BASEMENT JALOUSIE 1960 CORVAIR 4 dr. R&H, auto 795 Combination combining Braille with a telephone 1960 VOLKSWAGEN 2 dr...... 995 WINDOWS • x 1959 CHEV. Impala 4-Dr. H.T., P. Steer STORM and SCREEN Until recently Selig Weinberg had trouble trying to remember the Comitleti with and Brakos, Air Conditioned . , 1195 many, many business phone numbers that he calls frequently, It ,la»i and Scree* Inserts was a problem that he mentioned to Jack Slattery, one ot our Cut- LOW COST WINDOWS tomer Sales Representatives. Slattery had an idea: combine Braille with the Card Dialer phoney FINANCING the telephone that automatically dials a number when a punched card Is Inserted Into a slot, O. M. A. C. On special tape Slattery punched out In Braille the names and Tltcro are many other cars of different makt* ind models addresses oi the most frequently called numbers, Then he attached also available at Inw aula prices. Call now 381-4000. the tapes to the backs of the Card Dialer cards. It was a simple but Ingenious solution, 99 These punched cards are now at Mr. Weinberg's fingertips—mak­ S Jln X X JJjL r MOTORS INC ing it possible for him to telephone more conveniently. And many 8 limes the cards themselves serve as reminders to phone back or to "A uthorited Boicfc Deo I n ll’iHT Sl/r>«. Ill Sir I 1{ at U'hi'i .Sizes in Slock nt X Iry a busy number again, . H IG H W A Y 35 KEYPORT, N. J Cnmpimilile Siivinf/ft (.'omjmruble .Snvlnjts 1,1' , i,Working out Individual solutions to Individual telephone problems '!• a big part of what we do at New Jersey Bell, H‘ >iW ' NEW JERSEY BELL %oADDt 264-4000 T ^ ilw THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, May 21, 1964

ftajrvtew Presbyterian fh a r r l Marionettes To ful every-day dress to spectacular Church Choirs To Church Services Announced For Bavshore Area CUffvood Beach ceremonial outfits. The Marion* Kev. David L. Bucci, Pastor Present Program ettes are specially articulated for the ceremonial dances, shooting On Saturday evening, the mem­ A most unusual experience In the Present Cantata rtrtf Chart* Of CWtt. Sdaatkt school at 9:45 a.m., morning wor­ and chapel choirs will sing, as well discuss using vacation time profit­ bers of the two women’s bowling theatre is in store for the children with bow and *rrow and smoking the peace pipe, along wilh other' CtfllM wntor and cruiader choln . M Braai St., Kaypart ship. 9:45 and 11 a.m.; children's as Mrs, Ingram. Sunday School ably. teams sponsored by ihe church will of this area when the world-famous church. ll a.m.; nursery will be meets at 9:45 and 11 a.m. Senior W Um P in t Methodist Church of Sunday a e r v ic e and Sunday a Oran L. Griffin, a guest minister attend the Church League Bowling Nicolo Marionettes presents “ Hia­ characteristic actions. School, II a.m. Wednesday, testi­ provided during both services. At and crusader choirs will present from Watchtower Headquarters in Banquet at The Cobblestones, Mid­ ■ Mitawin, will present “The Daugh- watha’' at the annual mother and The music is based on original mony meeting 9 p .m Reading room 4 p.m. William Todt will present the sacred cantata, “The Daughter Brooklyn, will begin a weekend vis­ dletown. Mr of Julriu,” by Sir Win Stainer, Indian rhythms and melodies ai open Saturday from I to 4 p.m. an organ recital sponsored by the of Jairus," at I p.m., under the di- it by speaking informally to the “I'he Meaning of Worship” will daughter dinner sponsored by the interpreted and orchestrated by . Sunday at 4 p.m. Miss Gaylord The transforming and healing senior choir. The BYF groups will rcction of Miss Gaylord Mount. A congregation on a selected Bible be pastor’s sermon topic Sunday Women’s Organization of the First such noted American composers a* Mount, Weit Allenhurst, is the or- effects of knowing man's spiritual meet at 7 p.m. family night covered dish supper subject at 7:»10 p.m. Saturday. at the 11 a.m. chuich service. A Pjesbyterun Church of Matawan. Skilton and MacDowell. taniit and choir director. identity as a child of God will l>e The deacons will meet at 8 p.m. will be at 5:30 p.m. at which time Mr. Griffin will join the congre­ nursery U provided for young chil­ on Mondav at 6:30 p.m. families are u.sked to bring main Tickets may be obtained by con­ The cantata, commissioned (or emphasized at Christian Science Monday. gation in the house - to • house dren during tins service. Sunday Adapted from Longfellow’s im­ tacting Edith Aitken, 5G6-22W, of tha Worceiter Music Festival, in churches this Sunday. The subject dishes of meat, vegetables or sal­ Mid-week prayer and Bible study ads. ministry at 9 a.m. Sunday morning School meets ut 9:30 a.m. Junior mortal poem, "The Song of Hia­ Mrs. Louis Clark. 566-0032. Ragland In H7I, is based upon is "Soul and Body." The healing of will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. and ut 3 p.m. will deliver the pub­ and Senior Fellowships will be watha,’’ the Nicolo Marionettes scriptural passages from Matthew, the |ame man at the temple by Fellowship Council meets Mon- , lic address “ How Did Man Get the hosts to youth groups of other area create an action ♦ packed, musical Mark and Luk«. The work fea- Peter will be read ( A c ts J), and GriM M iM lClircft day at 8 p.m. in the lecture room, j Bible?" The Watchiower Bible churches at 7 p.m. at a youth rally adventure story of fun and fanta­ turea choruses for both men's also this verse from II Corinthians: t t Janas n Junior choir rehearses Wednes- j study will begin at 4:15 p.m. with in the church, featuring the Gospel sy. Hundreds of hours of research Choir* as well as solas and a duet. (3: IB): "We all, with o[>en face Uataa teach day at 2:45 p.m.; chapel choir, 3 the subject “ What Will God's King­ Team from Northeastern Bible In­ went into the production plans to The choirs will be joined by three beholding as in a glass the glory Rav. Eldrich C. Campbell, Pastor p.m.; crusader choir, 4 p.m.; medi­ dom Come Mean To You?" stitute. An open invitation has been assure authentic reproductions of tation and prayer in (he sanctuary, Meat sololita: M ik Christine Cor- of the Lord, are changed Into (he Church school Is held at 9:30 Bible study groups at 8 p.m. extended to all youths in the area wigwams, teepees, kx>ms and rock iu an , soprano, from Millington; same image from glory to gk>ry a.m. with classes ( c all age s. Wor­ 7 p.m.; Commission on Missions, 3 of junior and senior high school paintings of ihe American wood­ p.m. Tuesday will be studying about how Matthew Drummond, tenor, from even as by the Spirit of the Lord/' ship services are held at 9:30 and the triumphant power of Israel's age. land and Plains Indians. Details in Wanamasaa, aad William Bramen, Related readings from "Science 11 a.m., a nurserv is provided at God. Jehovah, was shown over the The study - discussion course en­ costumes are accurate from color­ baritone, from Neptune. Reformed Church el Keypafi and Health with Key to the Scrip­ the 11 a.m. service. Sermon will be Warren St., Keypart first world power, Egypt. The stud­ titled “ What and Why I Believe” tures” by Mary Biker Eddy will “The Conversion of a Saint," as Rev. John li Sharpe, Pastor ies are held nt Kingdom Hall, Key­ will be held on Wednesday even­ Thoae ainging in the Senior Choir include these lines: “Consciousness this is Alderuate Sunday. At 4 The Sunday School staff will port, and the homes of Harold Cle­ ing, 7:45 p.m. in the church. The a n Paul Bogdan, Mra. Richard Do­ constructs a better body when p.m. Junior Youth Fellowship is meet Friday at H: 15 p.m. at the ment and Nits Nelson, Hazlet: Le­ topic for that evening will he the , ■ la y , Mr. and Mra. Raiph Hart- faith in matter has been conquered. held, at 6 p.m. Junior High Fellow­ home of Edward Allen, superinten­ roy Polk, Cliffwood; Mrs. Anne congregational type of churches. ■ a a , Mr. and Mra. Jam es Haw­ Correct material belief by spiritual ship and at 7:30 p.m. Senior M.Y.F. dent. Graves, Keansburg, and William P .M . SUMMER SCH0im,n’s Banquet at DIRECTIONS: GARDEN STATE PARKWAY TO EXIT 117 TO Ocean Grove, 7 p.m RT. K-RT. I I JUNCTION. FOLLOW RT. M TO The Ladies Hovvl.ng Banquet will he Saturday at 7 p.nv FLORENCE AVE. (1st Street Past Jrd Light),- Divine worship services Sunday TURN LEFT TO GREEN GROVE AVE. will be at 8: 15 and II a m. Mr. Ir­ vin will speak at the early service F u ra la M Apartment Open Dally aarf Sunday — Phane H442M and the solo will be by Mrs. A. Wray Ingram. The pastor will preach at ll a.m. and the crusader TfSCENfENARV COOONfr CHARM G10W CMIUX) |31. □ $34. Q »?9. □ 124. □

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Methodist Church this Sundayf ___ LAZYMAN ARKIA m i a $49 tf May 24th at 9:30 and 11 A.M.

NAME ...... ADDRESS...... CITY ...... STATE , Credit Sale toi (Gai Cu, Employee) > Ml DANGS AVCNUE ASHURY PARK, NEW JERSEYICY I i| I .k i l l A Ng§ fowrti n THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Tliurulay, May 21, 1964

al leader will k» greeted by bua- r National Commander drsda « t Legiennalrea oa a two-day W ill VM t Stata lour ot the Gardea State. Frankllo R. Sickle, New I i n t f Daniel P. Foley, Wabsshs, Mia- Use W A N T A D S to Buy - Sell - Rent Legioa Commander hat aanouaeed —aata, National Com minder of that South Jeriey Legionnaire* will American Legion, will be Ih* greet Mr. Foley at a reception at |UMt of the New Jersey America! th* Penm Grove, Legion Home oa SERVICES HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HELP WANTED FOR RENT FOR SALE legion, Friday ind Saturday. Friday night, May 22. On Saturday, Plying directly to Philadelphia May 23, similar receptions will be PARKER BOARDING HOME foi WOMAN, full time. Apply Lillian's COMFORTABLE ROOM for gentle­ FLEA M ARKET to be held on Key. K ong, Irom Hong following ■ dip­ held at Legion Homes at Trenton, aged men and women. State Delicatessen, Broadway & Front man. References required, In­ port Acme Parking Lot on Fri­ lomatic and military brltflnf Westfield and Clifton, where local licensed Call MC-OSII, Matawan, KEVPORT - Three year old, 1 BUYING OR SELLING? quire 162 Broadway. Keyport. wjtf day May 22nd from 10 a.m. to T tour of the F ar East, wilh stops at' officials and Legion members from St., Keyport. wjtf* N, t . ______wjtf bedroom ranch with attached ga­ p.m., for charity. Over 1000 house­ Hawaii, Tokyo, Okinawa, Manila surrounding counties will meet and Our staff and facilities are ready ONE furnished roon;; also 3 room hold items, furniture, rugi, dishes CLIFFWOOD Boarding Home foi rage. Asking $11,900. RliAL ESTA TE salesman, good fu­ aiW.VIet-Nam. the Legion's nation­ welcome the national commander. io Hive you prompt service with unfurnished apartment. Call 556­ plus good summer clothing for all elderly men and women, private ture, excellent walk in location. 1952. wjtf ages. wj2l RARITAN TW P. — Income prop­ all your real estate needs. Save and atate guest*. Licensed by thr time and money by dealing with Stop in and talk this over. Casey's R.N.. erly — Two family home in nice FIRST FLOOR apartment, 4 rooms State. Jam e* L. Lawson, our capable staff. Agency, Highway 3.1 ancJ Fleet­ Myrtle Ava., Cliffwood. CaU M« residential area. Excellent con­ with bath; hot water; gas heat. WHITE ALUMINUM WANTED n » . ______wjtf dition. Income (if $'225 per month. wood Drive, Hazlet, Call 261*8142. Call ‘264-9766. wjtf Priced for quick sale at $19,000. T H O M P S O N TRIPLE TRACK One apartment Is four rooms and _ - - „ MATAWAN — V /t rooms, large STORM WINDOWS OLIVER’S REPAIR S1IOP SUPERVISOR tn r h tn d sc jpe con­ modern apartment, electric kit­ 17 LITTLE STREET MATAWAN the other five rooms. « B A R T E L L $12.95 MANAGEMENT TRAINEES REAL ESTATE struction. Frederick’s l.and chen. tile bath, hardwood doors. CALL scaping. Call 8 A.M. weekdays; allul,s onl-v Cal 566-4546 after 6 INSTALLATION OPTIONAL Clock, watch and jewelry repairs. 5 6 6 - 0 4 0 0 p. tn wjlf Necklaces restrung. Monday, Wed­ BITTNER & CARTON AGENCY 787-0022. wj21 j jnc:. CRAWFORD CROMEY nesday, Friday 7 p.m., to_ 10 p.m. HIGHWAY 34 MATAWAN i TWO ROOM efficiency apartment, Par Eiwisllir* Tralalag Pregram to develep future Maaagers b r o k e r s EXI ERIENCED tractor operators j fl|| improvements, located at (6 787-2406 Saturday 9 a.m.. to 5:3* p’m. wjtf (Opposite buttonwood Manor) wJ2t S t MAIN ST. KEYPORT, N, J. fur landscaping w o rk . Fied- Main St.. Keansburg. Call 842-1703 aad EiecutKe* hr Ike rapidly e«pu4!sa REFRIGERATION," air condition 261-291(1 wjtf ing service. Complete spring erick’s Landscaping. Call B a.m. OFFICE EQUIPM ENT; unlimited wj28 APARTMENT, furnished, 3 rooms check up on air conditioners. $4.50. weekdays 787 0022. wj2I savings on new and used desks, J.J. NEW BERRY Co. Service calls, $5. Call 566-7361. NO MONEY DOWN and bath; all utilities supplied. chairs, files, shelving, parts bins, wJ21 llolmdel Split Level, priced for REGISTERED NURSE, days, 40 Call OSborn 1-0763 or 264-1391. wjtf drafting equipment and etc. Ralph If your crcdit is good you can buy G*a*ral M w rkuiie Variety Departmeat ODD JOBS, cellars, yards and at­ quick sale, hours. Cali 261-2027. wjtf 4*4 ROOMS nnd balh. 4 High St., Mocci, 299 Washington Stre«t, Key* this 3 bedroom homa with na tics cleaned. Moving and light Matawan, references required. port. Call 764-1558. wjtl IVM ghM I Tbe NaMaa. Middletown Split Level $1500 cash, money down, located in Union W ANTED at once. Man to serve trucking. Call until 5 p.m., 264- Call r>G66r*>L______wjll TREMENDOUS savinga on doora, #152;______;______wj21 assume G.I., Mortgage. Beach. Immediate occupancy. For Rawleigll Customers in Mon­ information call Scorat Construe* TH R E E ROOMS and bath, unfur­ windows, shutters, millwork etc. SOME ADVANTAGE* YOU RECEIVE mouth Co. Splendid opp. Many Union Ileach 4 room bungalow tion, 264-4167. wjtf nished apartment lor business Across from Ye Cottage Inn, Key* earning $130 a n d up full-time. porL Call 264-8972 or M4-MM. O Oa the Jab training — All promotion* from within. LANDSCAPING $3 Low down piyment. couple. Main St., Keyport, $S5 per Write Rawleigh Dept., NJE-MS-780, month with heat. Lease. Call after DEVELOPMENT HOME OWNERS ~"A~llANDSOME HEAVY DUTY • Oeod M artial salary — with programed increase*. Rntolilling, trees and shrubs, lawns SHORE ROAD REALTY Chester, Pa. w|6/4- 6 p.m., 787-09IW. wjtf sodded and seeded, fertilized and IIWY M IIOLMDEL TH R E E ROOM unfurnished modern ALUMINUM • Modern working condition*, benefits. Belnjj transferred? House too CAR POLISHER and dean limed. Lawn cutting. Free es­ 071-0000 small? Mortgage payment too apartment. Heat, light and gas WINDOW • Jo b security, retirement with pension. ' timate*. Call 566-5152. w jil wjll high? Don't wait, eait ut now, man. Apply in person Stra SB supplied. Cal]^ 264-3729. ^ wjtf Motors Inc., Highway 33, Keyport. FOR we’ll buy your home. ' w j21 HA7.L.ET, 3 rooms and shower, jup- $11.95 : 4trAuncATMNi voir should havi Matawan 4 bedroom Cape Cod, fire­ ply own heat and electric, adults place, hot water heat, beautiful MANLEY ASSOCIATES EXPER IEN CED service station only $65. Call 264-4932. wj2l FREE ESTIMATE* • Interest in a career In retailing, ■ landscaping, lake privileges, best 671-5351 man. Apply in person Straub KARL FRANTZ M4-14M location $18,500. wjtf Motors Inc., Highway 35, Kevport. MARLDORO new 3 room apart­ >Jtl • Preferably College er Busineta School education. wj21 ment 2nd floor, large tile bath; g room older house, modern gas HOUSE, 7 rooms, wall to wall private entrance. Call after 5 p.m., ROOF SHINGLES $1.75 per bundle, • Ouldtnding, interested High School Grads accepted. heat, city water and sewers, good carpeting throughout, new elec­ Q UALIFIED aulo mechanic look­ 462-3782. wj21 j roll roofing $1.50 and up. F e lt location, perfect location $14,900. tric range, full cement basement, ing for good job with future. . , , $175, asbestos and brick siding $lt • Willingness to relocate as training progrease*. 47 Elizabeth St., Keyport. Near h o i i s e ' 4...... rooms and hath, mod^- a larc; also garage doors $39.7S. Write Box K in care of this news- em kitchen, yard; couple or one • 'Ambition (o grow with th* company. schools, fine residential area, near ’ Finer Roofing Supplies, Old Bridge SUBJECT TO VA t F I IA pujwr. wj2! ch ild preferred. Supply own util­ APPROVAL all churches, 2 car garage. Call Hoad, Englishlown. Call Gibson • > ' ' 264-0147. w]21 WOMAN to work in new car agen­ ities 575 per month. Call 566-0^08. 66821. wjtf Write or Phon* for personal talk: cy oil tee. Write qualifications to _ _ _ "11! . ■ Mr. Shuman — Phorie 2H- 10M VAN'S AGENCY Box M in care of this newspaper. Cf.llT WOOI) HEACH. 3 rooms, all j WM!ll)2. wj2I I r .n i n m wi'’l|et hedge. 5 to 6 Inches, 5c cat'll us now! OPEN 7 DAYS WAI TRESSES, Appiy K**yport Din­ fJ ; ! while they last. Open 8 to 8 daily. w)21 hEANS k R(, apartment \scll fur- 1 jjuntiay 9 to 5. Raritan Landscap­ er. Highway 35. Keyport. wj21 e s!,ed, ,n3 rooms, clean, lam,. : . g j „ ]|iBh«ay 35, South WALKER & WALKER CLERK TYPIST, expeiieneed, gen­ .iron.at, parking, year uround; $9/ A^ , ’ eaJ1 PArkway I-020S. WjU We have a select Group of New REALTORS eral office work. CaU 26I-35M. per month includes utilities. In-j ------i - and Older Humes*, well preserved, 2068 Highway 35 ______WJ2I quire 17 Collins St., Keansburg FENCE SALE ready to move into. Call us for or call 787-1532. v.j21 FACTORY SURPLUS an appointment. Middletown, New Jersay MALIC part time drug clerk for Phone; *71-33II local drug store, experience not KEYPORT apartment, furnished. 250 1 Multiple Listings ■ necessary. Driver's license re­ 3 rooms and hath, heat and water 6 room1: and hath 112,500 supplied, adults only, no pets. Im­ 5 II P- & 7 II P. 6 room* and hath 12,000 And Trade-ins quired. Write Box O in care of WAGNER RIDING TRACTORS this newspaper. wj21 mediate occupancy. Call 264-0014 7 rooms and bath, large lot 15,000 Send for Catalog WHOLESALE PRICES Open 7 d«y« between 6 and 7 p.m. 5 rooms and bath wJ21 WOMAN for genera! housework 2 3 yr. ranch 17,600 UNION BEACH, apartment 4 26 attachments available. Parta davs a week, Sirathmore Area. rooms, hot water supplied $65 per 7 rooms and hath, Call 566 6K62. wj21 guaranteed. 2 car garage 18,500 KEYPO R T 3 bedrooms U/3 baths. month. Cal! 264 6033 after 6 p.m. wjl! I mows grass... 6 rooms H4 baths, living room, dining room, knotty AGENT DAVIS LOCKSMITH finished cellar modern 20,000 pine kitchen; wall to wall carpet­ LOST KEYPO R T apartment, unfurnished. & , plows snow 8 'rooms 2*4 baths, ing. full cellar, near school $16,500. 3 rooms and bath, heat and hot LAWNMOWKR CO., | Call 261-6016. wj2l* ranch modern 32,000 BANK BOOK K-IH6 Monmouth waier supplied. Adults. Call 264­ RT. 35 A CLARK STREET OnnUy National Bank, Keyport 1278 _ __ .Wj2l KI'.YPORT Toro's Power Handle* K EYP O R T 6 mom older home, u It ! 2GI-3GS3 improvements, excellent beating ‘ Branch. Finer return t<, l»jnk.w;2I* ItOUSfC, inquire 716 4th St., Union CARLTON H. POLING Beach Saturday, Sunday or 8:30 wjtf REALTOR system; Drgtj clos-rd in j>orch. does both jobs plenty closets. Call 264-7H11 any­ p.m.. to \) p.m., evenings. wj21* 38 HWY 35 - KEYPORT, N, J. WANTED TO RENT ” FR E E l NST A 11 AT ION Attache* to the Golden 254-1918 time. wj!l MATAWAN Duplex 4*^”rooms avall- ALUMINUM COMBINATION wj21 ahie immediately. Inquire 8 Rav­ OUBOIS REVESHIRE OXFORD HURDLE PENCE Whirlwind* for autnmer MATAWAN Cape Cod, full base-i 5-ROOM h'luse io Rariian Town- ine Drive, Matawan. _ wj'JI STORM WINDOWS mowing. In winter, it at- UNION BEACH, income property, ment, large lot SIj.HOO Stirling j ship.only, foradults. Call 787*74M. ROOM with kitchcn privileges. Call McCann, Rea! F.state. 253 Broidj w jil 6 F O R $ 7 7 taehea to a 21* Snow 2 apartments. Call 2G4-1969. _ 066-42.',.0. wj2l Hound* snow grower. St., Keyport. 264-137f». vvjlil j ^ ^ ^ Triple track, fully weather stripped, A modern version of renowned Rustic Oxford Hurdle. Double wj’ l* lJ\R(iE furnished room, kitchen­ genuine Alcoa aluminum, E-Z tilt. So why buy Two engine* MATAWAN Ranch 3 bedroorr.fi. SITUATION WANTED ette, frigidaire, utilities supplied. Can be cleaned from inside. Terma. bracing provides attractive appearance on bolh aides. Made of when on* does both job*. UNION BEACH split level home. dining n »m , attached garage Business couple only, private en­ FROWN'S See the versatil* l ’ower 7 rooms $14,500; also 5 room $19,200. Sterling McCann, Real W ILL CARE for children in my trance, near bus line. Inquire Lam- handpeeled pine hardwoods 100 per cent "fence guard” protected Broad S l Sll 1-7500 Red Handle* today! house and garage $5,300. Call after F.state. 253 Broad St.. Key|x*rt. home; 5 day week. Call fiGG-8-134. bcrtson 31 Mvrtle Ave., Key(»r t 12 Bank for durability, beauty and long life. Completely assembled ia 204-1376. wj'il or call 264-5161. wj2I " i l l 4 p.m., 264-6453. wj2I wj21 eight-foot length*, Many other type* ol fencing available, FLOWERING SHRUBS 3 to » feet, \Jl KEYPORT Colonial 7 rnorns I Weigela, Firebush, Deuuia II GALE'S baths, fireplace, hot water heat, for 15; others 3 for $1. Dig y o u r own. Call 94M733. wjlf Kaypart Hardware Co. ultra modern kitchen $19,900, Ster­ Conover Lumber Company ling McCann, Real Estate, 253 ROTTED COW MANURE, also M W. Free! St. Keyport BUSINESS SERVICES Broad St., Keyport. 264-1376. wj21 mulch hay 95 cents a bale. Horse 2 6 4 - 2 0 0 0 and cow hay; also straw, fence FIRST ft ATLANTIC STS. HUM KEYPORT Easy Charge posts and rails. Deliveries. Call 264* Free Parking At Rear AUTOS FOR SALE Contractors 0024. wjtf “ Make Ceaaver Vear Faace Headquarter*'' FREE DELIVERY Miscellaneous Top Sail OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS VINCENf J. DIGENNARO BEST TOP SOIL SCHANCK i SIHLER CONVERTIBLE TOPS JOE'S Bl.IX;. CONTRACrOR EXCAVATING, TRUCKING 7 HEDLE RD.. HAZLET Chicken Manure, blue stone, road USED CARS For all model cars. A Courtesy gravel, good fill dirt, snnd, cheap­ IIWY M MATAWAN Car for your convenience. Larry**’ TRENCHING Complete buildinR line. C.rpentry, masomy, painting 4 aluonnuir. er u>p .soj) etc. JJuJldo/.ing and 5M-423* Auto Seat Covers, 2 Q ♦ 3320 High­ DUMP TRUCKS FOR IIIRK backhoc service. Open Until 9 P.M way 34 ifnd Middlesex Rd., Mata­ product). CLEAN UP JOBS 264-2204 wan. 24 hour phone service. Call DRIVE THE BEST FOR LESS HOUSE WRECKING wjtl ECKEL TRUCKING . BILL LANZARO'S .%6-3016. wjtf 566-9M5 CARPENTER und building contrac­ . Delivered Completely Serviced, Equipped AUTO SALES KEYPO R T Arrr.y Navy has Sweet tor. J . O. Metsger, Rorence Ave.. MORGANVILLE . Q UALITY USED CARS Orr work clothes, Cnrhartt over FILL D IR T Keyport. New homes, garages, al) CALL DAY OR NIGHT oils, Bermudas and swim trunks, S6G-5707 With Heator, Defroster and Seat Belt TANDI At LOADS alterations and repairs. Call 264­ 134 MAIN ST., MATAWAN shoes, boys* and men’s* wear, W. 4159 » j l ] wjtl CR. MAIN ft RT. II Front St., Keyport, 261-3008. wjtf 16 YDS. ROUGH FILL 24,000 MILE OR 2 YR. WARRANTY $1.50 LOAD, LOCAL ' IIA R It Y M. ACK E R MA N ~ W HEEL CHAIRS, crutches, canes, 111.DO. LOST RACTOR ELECTROLUX 5 6 6 - 2 2 2 4 etc., for rent or aale. Charge Bulldozing, loading service, top New homes - garages - alien- accounts invited. Maiawan Drugs, J soil, road gravel, blue stone and tions . repairs - dormers - cera­ IN BAYSHORE AREA CALL OPEN EVES TIL i P.M. 145 Main Street, Matawan. Call • mic tile - roofing • siding • paint wash gravel. Free estimates. 5GC-6345 ♦NO EXTRA CHARGES * wjtf !>(»(>-0021 _wjt f I ing - patios. w jlf CALL 2610674 SPECIAL ON FILL DIRT MOVING, must sell aoton.citic 1955 CHEVROLET 4 door sedan, _ wjt' Maintenance THIS WEEK washer TV .uH $30 o r best good condition. Call 251 6373. _ wjtl LICENSED offer; also olher household goods. wj21* SMALL JOn SPECIALISTS ELECTR ICAL CON IR AC TOR Call 566-5110 after 2 p.m. __ wj2l T O P S O IL Carpentry — doors, stairs, ceilings, TIR I’- x 14. Firestone Town 1957 FORD Fairlane 500, radio and Cinders, blue stone, driveway ^rav- INSTALLATION, REPAIRS and Country, brand new $15. Call paneling, etc. Inside painting. heater, black and white hardtop el, fill dirt, cinders, trenching and SERVICE Ji60‘-2925. ' W jU. GENERAL SERVICES CO. Call 264-5649, wj'.'f bulldozing. MOTOROLA' T V 'l)!" table inodel, ^ 566-3107 CHEVROLET 1955, 4 door'"sedan’. W E B E R excellent condition, quick sale $35. Inquire A. W. Wolf, loot 6 cylinder standard, perfect con­ DIETRICH BROS. ELECTRIC CO. dition, clean. Inquire S. Main St.. SHORE VACUUM CLEANER CO Central Aviv, West Kansburg rtff NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. Highway 36, red and white mobile Matawan, wj-l MATAWAN 2 6 4 - 7 3 7 7 Hoses, parts, repairs. Electrolux, TIME PAYMENTS home. wj2l# CHEVROLET 1950, 2 door, radio Hoover, Kitby, G.E. and all makes. 560-3993 • 2132 *j2! SOLA UJ-.D, extra sli]> covers, 2 and heater, stick shift; also 1950 wjtl living room chans, best offer. Oldsmoblle body with B.ifi engine, Call 264-3727. wj2l PICK UP & DELIVER TRUCKING ECONO - PAINTERS 2 door automatic, mditi and healer. LADY KENMORE porlablf' dMi Call 580-5667. wj2l I GRANT ST. MATAWAN 2324 AND Operating on small Budget? Call washer 2 vears ol-H23K. wj2l EXCAVATING clean paint job at reasonable cosi. REI RIGI-.RA IOR, TV, dining room WANTED TO BUY Loader nnd dozer service, land Interior und exterior. Fully in­ suite, verv good IH each, Ixivs' clothlnn Open Evening* - Tel. 462-1818 790 POOLE AVE., HAZLET, N. J. Repairs and service, TV antenna- si/e 5 lo H; illwt girls' sir.o 3. in­ column will turn tiiem Into cajh M IO N E 261-3201 installed 2 way radio dispatched q u ire 53 Green ( tr o v e Ave., Key* lo r you. wJ30 Call 264-6191. JU I iHjrt or cnll 204 4331. w jil t'fotlmnfry. May 21, 1H4 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL. N. J. Pag* Thirteen

Donnell waa Ihe sppaie apparent aggreo- _ LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE aoe against thehe M officer t ' and ' dis­ " Wrong Court In Development Film m onth* from tht* ck 20; Polling place at th« Matawan Re­ Canter Street Lots 1-D through 22D Inclusive of nicipalltlei) are established and hava $2106 Patrick J . MaCarthy, Verdun M ataw an, N. J. Ralph Nappi. 707 Holmiirl Road. been designated ns follows and jki p er­ gional High School at Atlantic Avenu# Check Case Vs Shown Mothers Ila/let, N. J., T u oMirer. Hlock 20; In additton to the above m the School District, for legal voters - j Ave., Keansburg, had to pay a Administrator wtitcb Are also t,hoivn (>n th e Tax son shall vote at said meeting or Magistrate Harold Sherman, Mat- A group of Matawan mothers un­ Messrs. Kniitor A Hurna Ttif nrnfs nnd itidtcsveg of all eUcfion elsewhere than al the polling residing within General Election Dis#< fine on summons from Patrolman Map of MalawiiM Township on Sheet ricts Nos. A and i ot tha Township 41 Broad Street storktiolders 4»wruiig more than 1U‘.< 20 of Hlock 4, the following designated place designated for the voters of •w an Township, declined to acl Samuel Caniaro, ownshlp police, derstand more about iheir pre­ of the stuck of the ..pplK'iiiit corpora­ tne polling district in which he or of Matawan. TuMday under lUtutc died In a Kevport. N. J. I»rs of Hlock < a« shown on the Tax TOLLING DISTRICT NO. 4 for allegedly running a State High­ school children after Wednesday All orneya tion Is a& lullnus: M ap of M ataw an Tow nship; l*ot 112 of sue reside?. Mn-payment of check cate ind Polling place al the Strathmore way Department truck in his j4 821.60 Michael N. Nappi. 107 Holmdel Hlock 4; those portions of {jots J00, ill), POLLING DISTRICT NO. I School at Church Street in the School Cleared the defendant, George B. evening's film showing of "The Rfiod, lin/lei. N. J , '.Ht',. l i t of Hlock 4 which are easterly rolling place at the Matawan Gram* charge into two poles on Cliffwood MONMOUTH COUNTV Diftrrict. for legal voters residing with­ -Terrible Twos and The Trusting Obicctlnns, if on' h«* made of a tine which would be an exlen>ion mar School No. 2 at Hroad Street in General Election District No*. # Daly, Church St., Keyport. Mr. Ave., May 11. SURROGATE’S COURT of tht Mestedv hne of 1^4>t 1^3 paral­ Daly wat charged as responsible immfdijdely in niinn»: to: Toun&hlp Im the fchrot district, for legal \ofers and 7 of the Township of Matawan. John Ward, Morganville, paid Threes." The movie, produced by NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO PRE­ Clcik of M*tfl«im Town>iup. lel to M\rlle Street; Lots \ ‘J6, 127. residing within General Election Dist­ D ated M ay 2 1 , 1964 fey Thomas Tenore, 114 Ocean and I2H of Hlock 4: that portion of t i and IS costs on summon* from the National Department of Health SENT CM IMS AGAINST ESTATE TOWNE AND COt/NTRY rict Nos. 1, 2. J. 4 and 3 of lhe Edward J. Scullion Blvd., Cliffwood Beach, for the ESTATE OK HA H'J ON 11. COOK, DE­ UQUfJH STORK. INC1, LnV 11*1 l.ving e a s tn ly and southerly Borough of M ataw an. S ecretary laauance of a check of S2000 to Patrolman Fletcher for hitting the and .Welfare in Ottawa, Canada, CEASED. t/a TOWN H AND CO I 'NTHY of an imaginary line which would POLLING DISTRICT NO. 2 A public hearing on above pro irked auto of John J, Trahim, 25 Pursuant to tiie or«lrr of KDWAltD ' DAR AND LKjt'OHS a projection to the west of the Po'.hng place at Uie Cliffwood School posal u.ill be held ih \ Monday, May Mr. Tenore in the name of the was seen by the members of the dividing line between lots 114 and 126 ower Main St., Matawan, on Low­ C. HROEGK, Surrogate of the County 70? Koinidel Huiid at Cliffwood Avenue in the School 25, l*tt>4 at 8 :0 0 PM. at the Matawan Servall Construction Co., Laurcnce t Red Oak Co-operative Nursery of Monmouth, Iliis day made, on Ihe )l*£lortion lying easterly of Harbor, which was returned by the School. Behavior at two and three r.jiplH-Hrlon f»f (he undersigned. Sole j 28 flfl.itt \» itiufi Genera] Flection Districts Nos. Atlantic Avenue. son, 90 Main St., Matawan, was Executor of the estate of the raid a liric which would be an extension to 1, 2 and 3 of the Tow nship of Mat* ) 2 \ |3fl.40 Peoples National Bank, Keyport. fined 110 and t i costs for • traf­ was explored and parents were ad­ nnitf the westerly line of I/Ot The ma|(istrale informed Mr, hcrebv given to flit creditors of HICT MKKTINCOR EI.EtrriON OF 124: Lot* 13.1. 1X1 A. l.H and 1.15 of fic violation on Atlantic Ave, vised on how to handle the many Hlock «; t^.t 131 of Hlock 4: Iy.ts 125 Tenore the statute did not apply, problems that arise in daily rou­ if.id itecf/i*ed to pre>ent to the said THK REGIONAL SCHOOL DIST­ Sol*- Executor their cl/tints undvr oath RICT o f m a ta w a n in t h k and 129 of Hlock 4 except thus* por­ ta his estimation, and the payee tine. ulthm kix mouths from this date. COUNTY o r MONMOUTH. NKW tion.*, lying eattejjy ol an imaginarv SW-MM vould have to take hit case to Harmony Club D ated; M ay lllh , 1M4 JEHSKY ON TUESDAY. JUNE 2, ilne which would be s projection to A discussion and coffee hour fol­ 1PC4 the M'Uth of tiie re.tr line of |^>t ■ civil court for adjudication. lowed the movie. The meet in# wa.s First National City Bnnk 124; together wifli those pot tions of llectt Officers S3 Wall S treet NOTICE IS HEHEHY GIVEN to Uic A fine of SIS and SS costa was held at the home of Mrs. Barry le^al voter* “f Hie Regional School land designated and shfuvn on »ald New Yoih 3, New Voik av>-»-.>»ineiit inup as Kimnrr Avenue, paid by James Farrow Jr., Rari­ Kurt/.. »Hv: A rlhur 1». I-ane, J r., District of ttir h<>t'uii|!it of Matawan Mrs. Leona LaMura, Morgan- and ihe ’IWnsinp of Mal.'tAiin, in the Leonard Avenue, Archie Sfreel and tan St.. Cliffwood, for an accident A»mUnt Trust Officer) Maxwell Street winch are adjacent ta which he was charged with com­ ville, recently entertained the Har­ The nursery consists of two c!as»* Sole Kxet-ul<*r Cuunty of Montnotith, New Jet.sc> . ' ea of pre-school children which lhat u M>cclal inrrtiri^ nr rlrt litm of to the h>lx described herein; ie ?ial d.iv of Gtaminar School No 2 iituate in the Hi‘J Mi In Si I eel school district on the northerly *ide oncoming car cf Shirley Tropolites, Mrs. l.eo I.tm m e rs , vice presi­ Strathmore F.lcmcntary School. A June, IUM .»t 2 (■» o'.l.nk P.Si, ELECTIIOLOOIST dent; Mrs. Vera Brown, lecretary; permanent home is being sought Cranford, New Jeraey The polld wili irinmii tipm until of Hroad Street tn the Horough of M l Greenwood Ave., Laurence Har- Attorneys P:(N) o’clock I’M. and a.s uiiiili longer Maimvan by reconstruction of inferior fcof. Mrs. Tropolites reported to Mrs. Holmes Lamtierson, treasur­ in order to expand to a full-time j4 $23.20 uk may L« fH-c«*st,ai> lo (irrmlt all walls hint heating >v*tcm, reconstruc­ Patrolmai. Frai.cii Fletcher, town- er. The installation will lake place nursery program next fall. Par­ flie Ifgal voters then present to vote tion of I'Histmg roof aud installation Superfluous Hair Permanently Removed June 13. ents co-operate in the functioning NOTICE TO BIDDERS Mod to i'nsi their l>,iltnls. of new lighting aud interior cehngt; •hip police, she was forced to veer Scaled bid* will l>e received until 7’he rneetlni; or rtrdion will be iithl and (f* t<» espend for all of the afore* trying unsuccessfully to avoid col­ Decorations were in keeping with of the nursery. Mrs. Evelyn Biebcr P.M. Eastern Daylight Saving nnd Ml the legal \nters of Hie School a.dd. including incidental expenses, lision. A parked truck belonging the spring season. Mri. Lamberson and Mrs. Phyllis Nye are the stale Tim e oil Ju n o I. 11*64. by the Owner, District will vote iit the icspecllve [ tioi exceeding I2.6J5.WK); and Thr Matawan Regional School District polling places I v <1 >»»•)«>«. ' 2. Said Hoard of Education is here- til Cliffwood Firm Market, Route won the dark horse. certified teacher*. Mrs, Bieber for­ 101 Ivy W»y merly taught in the Great Neck, Hoard of Education, at the office nf At thr said im-etmg or elcdion. i b\ further a u th o ii/e d to issue ImiiuIs St, Cliffwood, and a car owned by Attending, in addition to those the Board Secretary, located at the the following projin«inl wiil be sub- 1 of the achool distiict for aaid purpo.se Mai a win, N. I . Daniel Benesfa, County Rd.. Cliff- mentioned, were Mrs. Chester N.Y., kindergartens, and the South* Maftrfuau Grammar School, Broad snd mitted: ; in the J>iindpal aioount of $2,(525.000. M od, were atru-:k Mrs. Tripolites Jameson, Mrs. Victor Barnaba. rid|*e. Queens, Cooperative Nur­ South Streetx, Malauan, New Jertey, Resolved that [ Tin* pollmir place« for the iaaid for the a*|>arnte contract! for air 1. The Hooiil f Monmouth, la lieit-by early childhood counselor with the Regional High School, after which aurtiori/ed to acqiuit hv puf- Hospital by Maiawan Township rell. grn«’ the hida u))l op4-ned and rhkif. m l I, jn ant t>r (onde/noa First Aid Squad. New York City Department of Wel­ read to rtie public. tion for um; as s n?r f(,r a ne\ laid Brake* Wera. Faulty fare, and taught in the Nassau Contract documents will he loaned schoolhoiise a plot ofUnd ntuat Rule No Cawso For to appllcm iln upon a depohit of I10.U0. in the llntnujfh of MntA\v,ni, Jn the Mr. Farrow claimed his brakes County School System. She holds Ford DealerCar decrees from New York University Cople* in.-iv l>« obtained at the office school distiict «>n the uektrity tide did not hold aa he tried to stop Award In Litigation of the Architect. Finite - l,yinan • of Ravine IJrtve and tteing ^tr^|gl^fllrd before the stop sign al County School of Education. Ftnne. 1133 .Magnolia Aveooe, E flr a - on fh# if iuuf> at ihr ll/*r- For information regarding the l>etii, New Jersey , Such conrracl doc­ ough of MaUiwan j<*viMon of )<)A*i, j»s Rd. Patrolman Fletcher found, A jury before Monmoulh County uments. Including drawtnga and spec- IM* 7. t, and 1ft of Hlock 71. and to fcawaver, on testing the car after Judge Thomas J. Smith decided af­ nursery, call Mrs. Barbara Alprin, Iflc.itlon*. vhsll temsln the propeit.v construct Uiein.ii « new silioolhouse, tht accident, tht brakes would hold ter a three - day (rial, that Mari­ 566-6)93. of the Architect and aliall be returned purchase tiie soliool fiiimture «nd "BIG CHANGE" TBADE-INS to the Architect’s office within ten other equipment iirtessar.v therefor Thousands ol nn> ur buyers art making the Big Change to fold! So light now our lots u t cromded. packed, over­ tht car at a apeed of Jt miles ana Perena, Rroni, N.Y,. had no da vs following lhe date of opening «/ld Jrnprovr Ri** *t of Unit sit­ r.t> a.v. was struck by a car on Route 33, be forfeited. uate in th« 'l'o\Mi.ship nf Matawan, H aiM , for a fight in which Sgt. Keyporl. Alexander J. Gallo, Naplei St., Each bid r»u«t be accompanied by in the achod district Mie westeilv Frank Cherney, township police, Defendants were Anthony G. and Stanley Wicks, Prospect Ave., a hid guarantee, drsum iu the order side of Lfo>d Road I'einjf drslgnuted entered complaint. The officer al­ both of Cliffwood, had their driving of the Owner, In the amount cf te» on thr a.sjsruMlieiii nuip of ihe Town, Buriew, 411 South Concourse, Cliff­ percent HO*,) of lhe base bid. The ship of Matn vi an. as I^'l Ki, <.f block Y»1 FO R D Galaxie 1-Dr. $ 1 2 9 5 an entered complaiat against Ed­ wood Beach, owner of the car and privileges suspended under provi­ letention stxl ril^poknl of the bid guar­ JO, and tu construct thereon u lew ward McDonnell, H aw th orne Glen S. Trout, Cheejequake, the sions of the point system and man­ antee ahull be ns set forth under In­ fcchooltioii^e, purchase tiie school for* St., C liffw ood, at a possible as- datory speed plans, it was report­ structions lu Hidders. The Matawan nlturr anrj outer equipment nrces»nry driver. Reimbursement for about Regional Srhool District reserves the tberrfur mill impiove Die *»te thete<«(: a.ilant, and Donald Smith, Elm­ tJOOO medical expenses and a simi­ ed by the State Division of Motor right to reject any or ail bids and (c) to Hciitili't- hv puichasr, gift, grant ’62 C H EV R O LET 1-Dr. Wiigon 1 5 9 5 wood Dr., Cliffwood Beach, for in­ lar amount in lost wages had been Vehicles. waive any informalities in the bid­ or condemnation for un- for future volvement in the fracas on Cliff- ding procedure or hid*. echonl ijurpdne* a plot «>t land situate sought. John P. Arnone was • Kor­ LEGAL NOTICE Hv Order of the in the Township «.f Matav\(-t*mg desig­ 62 FO R D 4-Dr. Wagon 1 4 4 5 Tht Board of Fire Commissioners Edward J. Scullion nated on the hhsr.vsinent map of tiie District 1, Matawan Township wlU Secretary TXiunMilii of Matai'. an as Lits 1 and dlapote of a 1033 Schact Fire Pump* Dated May 11, lbM IA of Mock H: 1 ti ( to hy t r 2» gallon ranta; no equipment to }21 |9.«0 purcha.se. gifr. trrant oc condeninatlon be sold to tfie highest bidder In a for use for future school jmrpdse* a ’59 C H EV R O LET Relair 4-Dr. 8 9 5 MEMORIAL DAY NOTICE iea!rri envelope to be opened June NOTICE TO BIDDERS plot of Ijtml ►ilunltr iit the To'viif.tup Ith . 1964 at B p.m ., o'clock. Sealed proposal* will hr received of Matawan In the school district on MATAWAN BOROUGH The Bonrd has a right to reject by the Milts won Regional School l)j.«.t* the we.steily side nf Matawan Avenue any o r al) bids. rict Hoard of Educi*Uon. until H-.Od and b*2 CORVAIK 2-Dr. ' 1095 REMAIN OPEN b o ard . Fuel Oil Thomas J. Falco P.ilniJng of vnrlous rvhool.i SATURDAY S ecretary S|M*i*lflL'ati(>ns. hid form* and qiut* WEDNESDAY wjll 113.1* Ificatlun affidavit may be obtained *62 FO R D Fuirlanc 4-Dr. 1 1 9 5 3) MAY 30 MONMOUTH COUNTY at the office nt the Hoard Secictary, M AY 27 SUHROGATES COURT same address as nbove, between NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO PRE­ Ihe hours of 1>:M) AM. and 4 :1)0 MEMORIAL DAY P.M. daiiy except Saturday and Sun* SENT CIJWMS AGAINST ESTATE day. ESTATE OF FRANK U. ENGLISH, The Hoard (»f Educalion reserves ’59 PONTIAC 2-Dr. 795 SR., DECEASED ilie rifjht to accept »'r reject anv or Pui&uanl to the order of EDWARD all huis and to waive infurmalMirs C. finOEGE. Surrogate of the County In the be«.f interest of the School Dist­ of Monmouth, this day made. on the rict. for . . . appllcalion of the undersigned, Eliz­ ?dat;r.van Rrgional School ’59 FORD 9 Pass. Wagon 995 IMS COUPON «0 0 0 POR abeth D. English, .Sole E xecutrix of District • Draper irs • Slipcovers FREE FREE the e&tate of (he said frank L. Eng­ HiiHnt nf Eilucfilmn lish, ‘Sr., deceased, noftce ia hereby Kdward J. Scullion, • Redsprcads • Curtains given to the creditor!! of ►Md de­ Srcrctaiv cerned to prtfsent tn the said So If Dnfed Ma>‘ 1>I, Xl*«4 • Shades • Dlinds ’59 CHRYSLER 1-D.. II.T. 795 lMWWSTWPUSBUIEST/WW Executrix their claims under oath 121 9^.00 within tlx months from this dure. Complete Installation Servlet HUS YOUR RROUIAR STAMM D a ltd : M ay Oth. 1064. NOTICE Elizabeth D. English Take notice fliat application ha SH0P-AT-H0ME-SERVICE 114 Main Street been made to To\v'iuhip Committc tafcon pessenleg fa Malovvjin, N. J ., of Matawan ’rw»n*.hlp to transfii Side Executrii to Towne and Country Liquor Store, j 747-1422 Edward Farry, Jr., Etq. Inc., trading as Towne anil CourHrv ( LAKESIDE AMOCO 34 Went Front Street Hnr and Lhjuor^ for premises local- ; Ke.vport, N, J, ed at proposed Strathmore Shopping j TO M 'S FORD me Attorney' Ceider, Highway 34. In Ihe Township, Rf. 34 C Middlm«x Rd. J4 921.00 of Malnwiln. the CM Plenary ReUil : Consumption (.iren.se luTeto/tue i*Mi»d ! MONMOUHI COUNTY to Margaret Marccwlc/. traclifig as . Matawan SU RRO GA TE’S COURT i "Clutj 115" for the ptciimrn located NOTICB TO CREDITORS TO PRF i HWY 35 Near "SIX CORNERS'' at rite souihwesterlv corner of thr ; SENT CLAIMS AGAINST ESTATE j bujJrimg known ai "H;r.shore Ki^hery < Phono 566-9884 ESTATE OF EDWARD t>, CAUSHY, I and Restaurant'* situate on the ra.st* 1 DECEASED ; erly stde nf St^te lligh^a.v No. ir. I’ursunnt to the order of EDWARD , Ihe Township of Malayan. 'I'tie pi,ms MOVIMD A PUN CHAM Of $3.0 0 M MOM C. HROEGK. Surrogate of rite County ' and speciflcatiori.s of the bmldn.#’ to • 468 Broad Si,, Shrewsbury NEXT TO of Monmouth, this day made, on the . be co’i'.trucred mav ho enami'ied ' l Route 33 * 1 mile South ol IS M AN AI TM SAMI TIMI application o t t h r undersigned, 1J#»»* Hi the t'tth f ht ihe MiOijcipa) Cirri; ; Red D ank) derson Causby, Adjmnlstrator of the ; at 1/iwtr Main Htfeet,Mala.san, ; KEYPORT DINER 264-7169 5-27 UMTi ICOUMN PM MNftV estate of the said Edw ard I). Cnusbv, 1 Jer»cv, i Daily I (o 3:30 (teccnsed, notice Ik hereby given to j Tne names’ a;ul addres-f ■ if all the creditors of Miid deceased to Ihe officers and dlr*‘!'‘is «^f t/ie hf.pli- ' Fri. ’ill 9 •»restnt to the *aid Ailntinistrstor ■ cam corporali'Aii afe- . heir claims under oath v.ifii/n «i« ! -Mfchael N. Nappi, 1i>l Ji del

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first dance contest to to­ Mrs. Anthony Fariello, r«4iriag Mario Tomatidlo Sates Volumes Increase be held by the Secretary of the Army in Eligibility List Craad Jlc|«w and Mra. Sutliff re­ morrow evening. IfCO as the result of a formal re­ Mrs. Sutliff Miss Jean McCue Four professional Cancers from ported on tha activities of the Honored At Dinner For Allstate Insurance quest by the State Highway Com­ Ruth M. London, 22 Riverdate State Coaventkm they attended in Walter's Srhool of Dancing, Key­ Increased sales volume in New port and Billie’s School of Dancing, missioner Dwight r*. G. Palmer in Dr., Keyport, is second on a civil Grand Regent Atlantic City during tha previous Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Tomasiel- Feted At Shower , service list for the state job of week. An invitation was received Jersey made a significant contri-! Keansburg. will judgr the slow ami order io relieve sericus traffic de­ lo entertained at a buffet dinner miscellaneous shower was j graduate nurse, with a rang* H Mrs. John Sutliff was elected from Court Santa Maria, Perth Saturday in honor of their daughter A bution to the growth of tin* Allstate j f as I numbers. So < J a J i t y members lays thal were being occasioned by given for Miss Jean McCue. Ra­ mtvo pizza, soda, poiato chips and | MKM to $533'! and a hiring rate of Grand Regent of the Court St. Amboy, to attend their annua! ban* Maria who had made her First Insurance Companies m liifi3. He- • :ncre,ismg'y frequent span open­ vine Dr., Matawan, at the home of pretzds during the evening. Teen­ ings. The normal operation of open­ j J4314. Louis Neal, Keyport Ave., Joseph, Caiholic Daughters of quel. A cancer donatiur was ap­ Holy Communion. gional Manager R, E. Vernoia said.} ' Keyport. aLso passed the test. America at the meeting held in proved. Miss Charlene Lockwood, Middle­ Allstate’s casualty ar.d fire prein-! agers of all faiihs are invited to ing * lie bridges o:i request ,v:!l be Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph sex St.. Maiawan. by members of -ha auditorium of St. Joseph'* ium writings for all ,j«e* in New j attend the*e weekly danco. resumed :n Septemhe/ How j.iout business cards? Tomusiello nnd daughters, Carmel- her bridal party, Miss Barbara i We can suop.y »hen. quickly School, Maple PL, Keyport. Mrs. John Buck, chairman of la and Angelina, Mr.s. Agnes Tiegh. Jersey climbed to $3'i,!»27,t)00, an in-1 Hrandt, Hightstown; Miss Shirley crease of J2,5f>2,000 over the pre- i Heal Kstate Listing C n r d s j and at t.-te *-»Kh' price Coat Serving with Mrs. Sutliff during Ihe local Court’s 40th annunl ban­ Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Tomasiello, Marvel and Miss Lockwood, Mala­ Draw Bridges Will the coming year will be Mrs. and vious year. for :i3.r»,l)U0 ov­ .'ry, historian; Mrs. William Allen. Mrs. Gloria Exalban will be the Guests at the shower were Mr.>. er 1%2. Claims .sealed by the com­ tions <»f the Routt 35 and Route :reasurer; Mrs. Fred Cholewinski, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Larkin and pany in New leoey increased to 71 draw bridges over Shark River chairman for the installation din­ son, Billy, Hazlet; Mr. nnd Mrs. Leon Kenna, Hazlet; Mrs. Charles S monitor; Mrs. Eugene Lanzaro, ner lo be held Tuesday, June §. Kitzman and Mrs. Russell Van 150,800 during 1%;!, up from 14:?,000 in Uelmar, Monmouth County, will sentinel; Mrs. John Buck, lecturer; Peter Grande and children, Carol go into effect at 4 p.m. Friday. The next cancer meeting will be and Richard, Cliffwood; Mr. and Pelt, Keyport; Miss Judy Kuhns, the previous year. Company-wide, Mrs, Donald DuBois, organist; held Monday evening. May 25 at Miss Carole Scl.nffer, Mrs. Gordon claim settlements rose to 00© * May 29. This will be the fourth nnd Mrs. Anthony FarJeJIo and (he home of Mra. Anthony Abarno, Mrs. Robert McNulty and children from the previous high of 2,170,000 vear that limited openings will l>e Paul, Diane and Linda, Mr. and Swanson. .Mrs. Harold Holmes, Mr.s. Mrs. Garrett Walih, trusties. 282 Broad St., Keyport. Clifford Reeves. Mrs. Arthur Mil­ the year before. in effect, They will be* enforced Mrs. Stanley West, Mr. and Mrs. tniough Sept. 7, l.abor Day. Thomas 1-usiice and children Don­ ler and Mrs, Karl McCue, Mata­ Allstate employees in New Jer­ TRAVEl Ar-w cv wan; Miss Marguerite Houser, During the limited operation per­ na and Mark, Spotswond; Claire. sey totaled 1207 nl year md 15*3, iod. liw bridges wil’ open nn signal Nancy, Pamela, Lynn Westfield; Mrs. John Brandi, as company • wide employment in­ of these em­ tervals, on tlw hour and hall hour, Mrs. Robert West and daughters, between 9 a.m and p.m. on Sat­ 1 fl. Sli l-5Mt - Open Fri Vglitt I. f wall, Hagerstown, Md.; Mrs. ployees are claims people, compris­ >'1>U CAN KESKRVE AND PICK UP AIRI.INE. STEAMSHIP Susan, Carol and Terry, Nixon. Thomas Vail and Mr.s. Theresa | urdays. Sundays. Independence F O I * Gifts were sent by Lucy Toma ing the largest full-time salaried Dav and Labor Day On week days HUS AND TOUK TICKETS, HOTEI ANtt RRSORT AREA Vam'ira, South Amboy; Mrs. Gil- j claims staff in the insurance busi­ RESERVATIONS AT OUR OWICKS siello and Rocky Muriano. bert Turner and Mrs. James Fer­ ness. thuing 'his period the limited open­ guson, Fords. ings will be in effect between 4 LUNCH Gifts were sent by Mrs. Harvey p.tn. and 7 p.m. daily. IT COSTS NO MORE TO BOOK THROUGH US Opinion Research Subscriptions For The reguJatiwi.s were instituted r* AT Noschese, Miss Susan Smilh, Miss A number of residents of this Carrie McCue and .Viss 7-oe Clapp. Monmouth Arts Gone area will be interviewed during May by local representatives of the Receive Bidi For Monmouth Arts Foundation has National Opinion Research Center, sold oul its subscription series YE COTTAGE University of Chicago, The center Traffic Circle Work concerts for the 1964-I!*. rear aetvire cnlry, Warters, the foundation's cimccrt Southbound Route 35 will use a committee chairman. S rlllMl,. »nly FLOOR COVERING new connecting ramp to reach the shopping center. Traffic leaving the Hmmt mt Aberdeen ^ a il, the I'utum renter of New /era*y. L i r m la > shopping center will be able to Dance Contests Set prfoat+homm telling with nli ihe com fortt mf m pnvmte retidenrm .. reach both directions of Route 35 under the protection of traffic sig­ St. Joseph's School •nd mone. of the probUm*. Scientific, individually cmnlrolleti mi nals. conditioning* lound-retanfant irallt, rmdimnt hemt with individut More ihan 200 teen-agers are Rt- tendmg the weekly Friday nijim thfrniottm tt in e v e r y room , cutlorn mmda vmniloritim$ nnd m ediein Lodge To Give Dance danctfs in St. Joseph’s auditorium. f i t f n r li in M'inifoired bothrftom t, niflifcr TK mntenmif frem pm tkit Maple PL, Key|>ort, sponsored by f o r J V t car a/mrea f o r E V E H V l«naal— ■ In Matawan Saturday St. Joseph’s High School Sodality. OIKKtniOSK: (iir ln The Rev. Fdward Strano. modera­ •fl yvurt9 mrtil m uch more, in thrn$m *W* Mitr r ark»ay to rill I2« A “ Swing Into Summer" dance, Kicat lurn io r m n r t of FOR THE BEST BUYS sponsored ny the John F. Kennedy tor, has announced plans for the eimctric apartment* thmt hmr« iron t h e ItaWnr l»rive and Abrr< G m ld « r m r d i . AUo available: drru Aherdmi Itoari Lodge of the Knight* of Pythias, to Sutton flare. |,rft tuia will be held on Saturday at the 4 Vi room , 1* bed room tipm Im enufor $141 un Sum on IMa<-r. ftvutr > At Lowest Prices Anywhere Strathmore Elementory School al WE WILL BUY hit* Koiil «• U iu Male 8 p.m. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY H tn-n j/i 1^11 • • • turn un Main Sdrrt tu Ab Arnic Christie, well known pro- rrdren Itnad (liutrhir's ducer-direcior and master of cere­ MONMOUTH A OCEAN Itrvl.nifanl» I.f(t ium |ia«| Avrnup to Suttua monies, will present the instru­ COUNTV BANK STOCKS j f i^ e r d e e n IMarr. Klchl (mn lo (irup- mental group “ The Impressions." Wo Specialize in bank, utility rr(y. Kuutr is (o ^Jain ht. More than 200 lop hit records will and industrial stocks and mutua) In Mati(«an. Turn rlcM In be given away and alburns, hot Kulhts to fthrrdmi l(oa4 funds (Otltrliip'f It r t a u r a ii t). rod kits, hot rod miniature models Itltbj turn iiast M.Hawan and many other prizes will be LVQUIR1ES INVITED Atnnif io sutom iMace. PLUSH PILE awarded. Many dance contests are NO OBLIGATION KIrIu (mn to |irii|trrt)'. VELVET CARPET planned and prizes will be awarded I. GEO. WESTON & SONS Cushioned on to the best couples it. all of the Investment Securities e U f r t f y d i MATAWAN NEW JKftlCV latest dances. Tickets may be pur­ Thick Foam Nubber 648 Ocean Ave., Long Branch IgMt I, C Riiskeld Cr, K*»Hafs • TiibIib I. N. J. • MttJfl 10 C 5520 tr (6091U 4 8111 Here’s a carpet that is : chased from committee members Tel. CA 2-1211 beautiful as it is durable or at the door. and is at home with cor temporary or traditional Cancer Research Grants decor. Reported In State rtStv CUSlHONl ^ 9 5 M|. yd. Mleven cancer research grants COMPLETELY totaling $31G,li2‘l are in effect in the INSTALLED New Jersey Division of the Ameri­ can Cancer Society as of Mar. 1, according to William A. Caldwell, SPECIAL! «»*>• Ridgewood, president of the Divi­ CONTJN'JO^*tx n Im « sion. 9'xl2' RUG 3988 Grants are active al the Veterans TW LOf4 eB rugs cu4 * £•»*■*♦*** Other tiiea «| ruga a]«> Administration Hospital, hast Or­ C H E V R O I E T U i"® “ V ! u,h\on tncludrfj m olted avat!/il

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C«fl.um -N«lm • *u. _____ WALL TILI Farm Machinery & I- P I J I S T I C ...... 1 c Household Furnishings ASPHALT TIU GciMlne CERAM IC ( , c Famaus Braril To lie Sold M IT T A L ...... O C r " 5 < F r w U n c t HJ« Cull.r Saturday, May 23, 1964 II: A.M. G m u Im c e r a m i c Grnulw “AMTICO” Cranbury Station to MOSAIC TILI SOLID VINYL Union Valley Road ir'iii shtci j m V a h w AW( . 5 “ 1 0 '/ , . Approx. 2 Mi. e a it of REAR-ENGINE CORVAN I k V a lu e Cranbury, N. J. 1(M3 Farmoll "M ” tractor w/cul- Handsom e, good riding deliver/ truck. Engine location give^ FAMOUS BRAND A tlvHlors; 1JM6 Farrnall “ A” w/cult. 9"x9" n n d side dresser; 1851 Massey- TILI Harris combine, super self­ it remarkable traction. All welded unitized construe Big VINYL ASBESTOS TILE: & prop., 10 ft. cut, w/lank; 1957 Chev, (Panel “ 3100” truck; 1951 Dodge. side and rear doors have doublewalls. Load floor just 16 12 ft. panel body; Int. 2x14 plow; VOU 8«N CH*MOI IT AT D U N Massey-llnrris 2x10 plow; K Z Flo inches off ground. 1,700-lb. pay load capacity Deep cushiun Ull DIAN'S IASY BUDGET PUN. lime spreader; 1 row transplanter; 3 sect. spring tooth harrow, Meek­ seat. Easy entry. Key locks on all doors 95-hp engine ' • ^ Ulw up U M mirithi tt er harrow; Myers 300 gal. PTO sprayer; 2 disr-harrows; 2 wheel needs water or antifreeze. □ It's the Corvair 95 Curvan1 Member* of O.C.P.. Baay Charie, Handl-Chnrfc wagon w/ fix 12 ft. body; Vncnwny U nl-Cjm ! seed elenner; Planet Jr. garden tractor; app. 60 hot bed sash; 32 ft. ext. ladder; dirt scoop; 2 lg. elec. fami; oil heater; Ig. quantity baskets; bushels; crates of various h w m w v aior*a o»«n types; small tools, wrenches etc. ItanMy Mini ■•htrri.y eiM tm Household furnishings w i l l be sold following fhe farm machinery. 7 pc, kitchen scl; Frigidulre re­ frigerator; chairs; tables; cab­ inets; gas range; Zenith consol® WEST KEANSBURG radio; oedrootn furniture; misc. BETWEEN UNION BEACH and WIST KEANSBURG LIGHT pots, pans, dishes nnd morel Terms: Cash Check the T-H-7 truck deals now at your Chevrolet dealest OTEN MONDAY THRU MTUROAY fid M tsN ...... Mrs. Fannie Longo (Aisoclntv Store) ON ROUTE 3 6 PHONE 787-2659 Auctioneer. Norman J. Kirkbride Clerk. Howell Updike Cnshier, Mrs. Simmon1; The auctioneer and the seller are NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST FLOOR COVERING CHAIN SINCE 1906 not responsible for any losses by DAVE GIBB CHEVROLET FREE PARKING A T A L L STORES theft, iMjunV.or acudem of any I kind on sale piemises. 110 Main Street Matawan 566-1040 h p I h r t iM THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, May 21, 1964 |YOU'RE SURE W ITH LANCASTER BRAND

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