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H m btr Member YEAR — 27«K WEEK ■aw I«|M|r P n ii Ajaadatto* MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1965 ffitioaal Editorial Association Singl* Copy Tm Cents New Matawan Borough Councilmen Sworn Into Office Governor Kills Bill Final Organization Of Matawan Township Committee On Apportionment SH Gov, Richard J. Hughes Monday him no time "to reaolve the funda­ killed a bill which would have mental differences that exist be­ changed the method of apportioning tween the two communities most Matawan Regional School District directly affected.” : costs based on enrollment figures. Quotes State Constitution Gov. Hughes said differences be­ He quoted a section of the State tween Matawan and Matawan Constitution which says a bill re­ Township and the lack of time to passed with the governor's recom­ break the impasse led to his deci­ mendations "shall become a law sion. lie filed the bill in the state only If he shall sign it within 10 library without his approval, a days after presentation.” Matawan method of killing legislation without and Matawan Township comprise use of the veto power. the Matawan Regional School Dis­ Voters In Matawan Borough, at a trict. referendum at the general election Matawan residents' have com­ Nov. J, authorized up to $10,000 to plained that the use of average ilai- be spent "to obtain a judicial inter­ (continucd on page four) pretation to-determine the proper method of apportionment of school taxes for current expenses." After Business Men To news of the governor's action, May­ The Matawan Township Committee was organ- Committeeman Gilbert Hickman was taken ill and . or Edward E. Hyrne indicated lied Friday for the last time. Next January, the admitted to the hospital Jan. 1 aad could not attend there was little doubt the borough Form Association committee will be replaced by a seven-member the organization meeting. Both Mr. Traphagen and , would press for an early ruling. council-manager form of government. Above, (leit Mr. Downey were sworn in to new terms at the Regional school costs apportioned Designed To Foster to right) are Committeemen Ja y Krivilzky, llenry ■eislon and Mr. Traphagen was re-elected mayor. , on the basis of enrollments now are Traphagen, Daniel Downey and Charles W. Dryden. determined by using average daily Improved Conditions enrollment figures of the school year preceding budget prepara­ A group of Matawan husiness Contract Awarded ______V M n cfc, B n m b I C M , i*|)TMr term m the M atawia Borcui tion. The bill would have made the men held a luncheon 'meet.ng, Tues­ I il» W I a * r lntit irtag the —* t l , j ordinance establishing standards alter 8 p.m. Monday through Mr. Hickman. A t Nolan's Corner, and use* to be permitted in a light Saturday and all day Sunday. Two Voles Insufficient Mayor Edward E. Hyrne said Night rates, aow In effect be­ $86,000 Referendum Feb. 2 For that the engincer’a post will In Industrial zone. At present, the zon­ Two affirmative votes in favor of Lloyd Rd. Tract ing code has provisions regulating tween • p.m. abd I p.m. will ap­ Mr. Traphagen's selection, cast by made full • time this year and that ply between I p.m. and I p.m. council w ill advertise to fill the po­ industry in general. Mr. Downey at\d the mayor, were l.exington Agcncy, Matawan, weekdays and from 4:M a.m. to insufficient to elect a mavor for through its business director, Ar­ sition. ft w ill pay 110,WO to $14,MO, The proposed ordinance estate- I p.m. Saturday...... tye reported, i The mayor said he Hahet controls for amoke, dust and More Buses, Route Co-ordinator 1965. After a 4!>*minute caucus, thur J. Subutino, Locust, submitted Mr. Traphagen was elected on a ; a proposal to the Marlboro Town- hopes to have the post .filled within <|lrt, no|a#,. odors, glare or heat, ent^.are alarmed at the hazards Matawan Regional Board of Edu­ Challenge ile a 4-0 vote but no action was taken ; 5hip Planning Board Tuesday ID days and that Mr.. Hcuser will .Vibration, radioactivity, and out­ cation voted 6-2 Monday to put a This picture of board action was their children must risk In walking continue to serve in the interim. door storage and' waste disposal: uencs to select committee chairmen. j where 14 acres standing in the referendum proposal on the ballot concurrcd to by the board majori­ to and from the schools attended, This was the final organization ' nurn(» of the agency and located on WatiM /Uapt (Mnanca Uses permitted in the zone would Feb. 2 by which the voters will de. include: Manufacturing of light ty, but Harold J. Dolan and Wil­ the arents should take the matter meeting of the Township Commit- , (^c southeast corner of Lloyd Rd. An ordinance will be adopted cids if $86,000 should be spent to tec in Ihc history of the municipali-1 an£j Nolan’s Corner Rd. half-mile- machinery and metal products, At PT-A Forum liam F. Davis, voting "no," chal­ up with the munid- J governments ttipulating that the engineer muat provide bus transportation for all ty, Next January, the township ! south of the Matawan line, would paper products, wool products, c h i l d r e n , kindergarten through lenged the idea the board could put in the borough and township, de­ be a full-time employee, and can- mand si evi-aiks, more policing, or committee form will be replaced • be converted'to an iron-shot go\( food. Also permitted are labora­ On Bu$ Proposal, sixth grade, living between one-half forward a money spending propos­ aot serve aa an engineer for an' tories, warehouses, and other light whatever other provisions safety by a sewn - member, council-man-; c|Ub. It would be open to the public other municipality, he added. I mile and two miles from the al by referendum without in some ager form of government. 1 on a fee-to-play basis. industrial manufacturing. Building Safety .sense endorsing the uses to which experts rccommeod. The two dis­ M r. Houser qualifies, under theae schools they attend, and all pupils Renamed to- new terms were; saj)atjn<) explained the pro- Non-permitted usea would in­ 7th to 12th grades, living between the money would be used. Mr. Do­ senting members reiterated they ttipuiationa, he wouM be eligible considered the board was going Richard Schwartz, attorney, Karl p<)sa| as involving a clubhouse clude: Abbatoir, asphalt plant, Matawan Parent • Teacher As- one mile and one - half - and - two lan wanted it strongly understood ‘ appointment, and, said the may. (continued on page four) wclation’s candidates night and way beyond its sphere In expend­ Heuser, engineer; Joseph J. iea-; wjt^ u snack |)ar> miniature golf “ Under these conditions, we miles from the schools they attend he did not countenance spending man Co., Perth Amboy, auditor. - coursei parKiag facilities for 75 budget meeting last evening veered any more money for transportation, ing so much money on a public be glad to have him. He has in the J965-66 school year. and Mrs. Pauline K. Bohr, trea.sur- > cars nncj a lighting arrangement In- •way in its main theme to a search­ Edward Scullion, board secre­ even the $40,000 in the regular 1965* safety problem. > Rood |ob.” Fiv# Saak Board Stati The board did not arrive at its er. George Hausmann was nam?d : verU>(i t0 the course so that the ... Heuaer is municipal engineer ing for answers to parents fears for tary, stated after the meeting, that 66 budget when it was more than In Marlboro Townihip the safe use of the Broad St. Ele­ decision to put up the proposal building inspector and Ralph Has- course could be kept open io pa- In Matawan Township and has In­ if the $86,000 were voted, the ad­ appropriated for teaching supplies easily. It was a third proposal vot­ pel, Charles Wynn and Vincent (continued on page four) ? rated that he will not flive up mentary School building, erected ditional tax levy to Matawan Bor­ and textbooks applying directly to in 1895, and the referendum on the ed upon, before an approving vote Guurglia, deputies. j I M job. Mr. Hyrne cited the bor- Five persons have filed as candi­ ough would be $26,2!)0.20 or 3.9 the process of education. Other Appointments I dates for three Marlboro Township $86 ,000 added bus transportation. Both Mr. Dolan and Mr. Davis [or n referendum was gained. The Noticc ®ujih'.s population increase, noting cents per $100 und to Matawan first proposal was one by Mr. Do­ Jerome Kaye, Harold Dolan and! Board of Education scats. Included Township $59,709.80 or 4.7 cents tooks the positions that if the par- Dog licenses for the year 1968. Luther A. Foster, superintendent, lan to table the matter bccnuse it Mr. Downey were named to the > are two incumbents, Leo J . Scully explained in the inclusion of a $10,­ per $100. He added no comment Marlboro Township ure due in (ht jr., board president and Michael was being presented a first time Planning Board. Mr. Downey was, Bank Branch Manager j 000 per year transportation co-ordi­ was made on (he matter in the bro­ named io a two-year term on the. month of January. Fee, $1.25. J . Ryniewicz, vice president. chure the board is putting out on Hearing Jan. 14 On that night and action taken thereby Floyd Wyckoff nator with the bus proposal that wuuld have to be hasty and ill con­ Utilities Authority. | Also filing were Jjwrence C. the 1965-66 school budget because Clerk the total of this new school offi­ Johansen1* Charges sidered. But the other members D. Gary Dickey was appointed a : Youngnmn, Lloyd Rd., co-owner time does not allow for including regular patrolman at a salary of jfp—adv^|4______of a petroleum and chemical cial's salary would not come from (continued on page four) district taxpayer*. Mr. Foster noted it if the brochure is to reach the equipment manufacturing firm; Dr. Marlboro Township Council Pres­ that on the bus routes, 16 in number voters In advance of the Jan. 14 Charles O. Webber, of the Marlboro hearing on the budget. ident Joseph A. Urodniak lias set State Hospital staff, and Edward that run over the two-miles from •fan. 14 for a hearing on the allega­ Baysliorc Hospital Acquires Title To 1-unl (continued on page four) In voting for the proposal, Alfred C, Erdmann, Gordons Corner Rd., R. Munville, chairman of the build­ tion of R, Walter Johansen, Mor- a contractor. ing committee, wanted it explicitly f’nnville. iiRainst the conduct of of­ Telethon Appearance understood this was not a recom­ fice by Mrs. Kate Jackson, the Notice mendation by the board in favor of chairman of the township's board Councilman Frank J. Fcrrana Michael Bienkowsky, Cliffwood expending the $8(5,000, just giving of assessors. Mr. Johansen last announces he has consulted with Beach, will appear on the 14th An­ the voters a chance to do some­ month charged that Mrs, Juckson owners of Ace Manzo Inc., and nual United Cerebral Palsy Tele­ thing ubom appropriating for nun- was issuing herself a tax bill mi arrangements have been made for thon which starts at 10:30 p.m. Sat state nided transportation as a [Vi acres where she and her hus­ Christmas Trees to be picked up urday and continues until 5 p.m sdfotv .precaution for their children band truly own 4.r> acres. It also on regular collection days In the Sunday, He will tell of his progress ] now traversing and cros-sint* heavi was alleged the ussessor had made Borough of Matawan. at the Cerebral Palsy School and , ly traveled highways on their wav an Improvement on her home with­ jlp—adv 7 Treatment Center in Long Branch. I to school. out that showing up in her realty property assessment. Mayor Waiter C. Grubb jr. has Walks Onl At Miulison Township Organiza!ion Meeting accused Mr. Johansen and those ! aligned with him of making Mrs. Jackson the butt of a "political inquisition.” l)ut John Narr.owich, a former township board ol educa- ' tioti member, has ussuihd such comment by the mayor when Mr. Johansen has signed his charges John Doyle, M AyrMont lan«, ! to give them the basis of accusa­ flrathmore, haa teen promoted to; tions responsibly made S anager of the Morlboro Office of e Central Jersey Bank and Trust > f i. where he hit boen assistant; Eight Candidatos Sook ♦ innper since the office was e>- :• >llsned nearly two years auo, and Madison Board Seats named iii assistant secretary • the hank, lie was born In Mont- [ ElKllt cundidnles filed petllions . ir and received his early ecluca- seeklnu election to the Miuli.son _ in In the school* of that com- Township Hoard of IvdiKMlion rat pi'iilty, Inter he iitlcmlcil the l-eb, U, ncrorditiK I" William Col- 'morican (nstitulc of flunklnn and linson, board secrelnry, '.radiiuto hcIhkiI of Now York Vyitiff for llnee three.year terms! Vivoi'slty, tire Spiros II. Columbus, IV Pine Up lM>nan his W»nkln« carter •free Kd„ Old llridRe; Wlllimn I til the Chemical Hunk anil IVuit, Swlderskl, Houle 9, Old llrlili'.e; .In-1 i, In Now York, now the Chontlail seph Cappelli, Ticetown l(ld tlu/lel, seated left, passes i SI., Ilohmlcl TnwnslUji. Watching this lmpm tIk* Ctirpiiriilhni, ini' the hnlldhiK of Hie hospital on Beers ! frank Welttand, Keyport, attorney for the honfltal, Brawn, Tawmlilp Orh, m kt m at Mr. Ilraly, another Republican, Itonald Tierney, iHwril are James Onrhind, 75 Wash t I •MU'p branch of the Army In Wtirtd sell ITi in-res ol their niipromni.ilolv ley wllli a check for 11000 as Ibelf nr II tnd after the w»r win M- Innton Ave,, Cenlral I’nrlt, mid Mrs. The lliiyiliiiic t'oinniunity Hospi­ tal in i|nlreil till*- to tmiro lli.ui 17 n ane limn lo iHn hospilat. When peiMiiiiil donnllon lo Ihn new hospl- (lliiied to the Surphu Property Ol*. Return of the HcmiicinK In Miull. nwareneal ol the belter needs of Mr. MncKne llien noinlnnted Mi Kraneea Whit", IH Venus Kit., Cen I a] ul the eoiu luslon of the leml ( non Township, as prcdlcled In Tlir tho cdintniinlly rather thin, ttuy |xil- Dealy. Km, on roll cull, Mr. Denly Iral l’ark. ; act e.i ill I,Old on North Itcers St, in Ihe en vey, en|',Ineel Ini', retorts finl n'i»l unit, IJii ring I he Kwtin W ir /iiiiini! oiilliiiini es wein i ninplled, deliills, , Matnwnn .Imnntil Inst week, came llli’Kl pcrsiiiMtoni which mlulit lie ini1! the Kame fate (lint hml hofnllrn llolneli'l I oh ii'ilnn, Dee, ,'10, l‘Hl l, it terved m Oeilcf*! IVmiM* Mr. nnd Mrs, Italley renll/ed (hey I'lans for lie1 1 Id bed honplUl la I* in piun on m'ln’iltile wlllt I he nw- KihmliiK Ihom for ilto minneiil. Mr. MncKne, down -I I' In mi Itlcn Notice to III the I',i . ill!,', of I Hie I-Iilldlll led III 1'icArlhnr‘i Huff ill Tokyo Ike Mstawsn i'nwnsliio Iteslileals the "(Hi i' ol I .dwnril W, I'uri Io, I ,M mill,I iillinv I he ho-ipiliil more tlion lie built IIIIKI feet west of lloltndcl ft umint'l manmiemrnt division. Knnlfiitlnn nf the muii.lcl(inl Koveni. wliwi niinilniitliHii were asked Ileal vole, I(||, on North Heers St. «dl«C9lil Clirlslnias trees piareil In tnini Mlllll 'It , M 11 il M llll Present wet I' Ihe I’i neri'.i They Hit...... to Mimiii lilt the ntetii l-'rliluv. tin* mcciliut wtis up- for niayiir, lliev ctiine llilck und Mcssenaer Nnmlnnled NMImnunl front nf residences ill nr near null hie IIiiiiv S Willey, pteijdcnt ot tlo- Hive the liniplli'l two plus neies m in ihe (iniili n Suite I'nrkwiiy ar» nv with tne rmtk of colonel In nieil liv Vie*. Mary Hi own, the him. Coiniclhiinn Vlncenl t.'nm'ellerl Mr, O'llrien then upolii' up, nonil tnnvin/j forwiml, Mr. Willey com. township clerk, its li’tntmni rv initnliiateil the IIHII liHMiinlienl, Hilling Mr. Mesneniter ami il , prior In H:Oil A M Monthly mid linyiluiie t nitiMionltv M1 Pltil, 1 no elmii',e. ii:l, Mr, Doyle re-enteri'd the In in ■ cptliiK this I'ener us ttlft ot | ineiiled 'Tiii.iiirhllv. we me tuor* chairman. She ileplofml liml for the DimiiiIiI MacRni1, On roll call, Mr, seconded by Mr, llnrnnler, Mr, | Tiu'sthtv .1 mumIV 11th iiikI I'.'tli l'*r link V/eij!iiinl, Ki-N'ik.i I, ult'-inev siklntt btiftlncM hy Itetimiln* if- Mr, and Mu. Dailey lo Ihe liospl. I linn two-thirds til il " way 'hnitnl'l (Irst time In lit years nf nfflehillnil t'ancllei'l nml Itlchunl Dealv voteil. ('niicellerl di'elaieil liiinsi'lf, «heti will lie cnlleeleil hy the Komi De fill- I lie I ’I'tplinl; Mi iiiiiI Mrs I lien ‘I'l with ih« GMimt Jersey, iiiitlnieiil on these dales ln'tween ilnie (i Ihilley, I'Htiii-r ownci'i. ill, Mr Willey stilled, "The ilolin linspltal niiKitlmtes sre (uiictlimlHt I *ml Tru»t Co, III* l» mir- at a municipal reoraanl/allAn, slm wllh Mr, MiieRne fnr this choice, i he was cnlleil first on mil i nil, to tinlhtislnsileiillv, and Ihe lioitd n| no th# fomwr MIm Rdllh cinild find mi uvltlcm'f* ol harmony nut (101* Ctiiiticilitli.il I'ontild Tier-1 In* ''lluiriitiulily foiiftiieil" liv llni ‘(:(W A.M, and ■l.'WI I'M 111(1 lllelf .III,inn-,-. Ml I 0(7 |e linn ol Ihe flihlltii>nol piopetlv rep (lllheil II. 11 It ki nil il, I h.ilini.m Deirnii nf Him *nile wei" leve.il resents it *iivlio', lo the hieipllnl of I’niulecs Is imriiiilni', nlher financial ^hwmfleid ttnd ilicv Imv* itninim Itiom1 In take tiffic* on the nev Inlncd Democrats Marry Met- 1 move ol a minority party to or. nuiirces to nialto litis urucntlv need, Sum*, who nrnduated uuvvrnltiH hotly, She inked the »(r is greater, fn the ca6c ol a pro­ Creosote treatment or manufacture1 r O h R M K h . ... \.v:\ four minutes in any thirty (30) min­ posed industrial park nee under Par­ Dead enimal and offal reduction T h e PsstauMtarj ______utes. agraph 1. subparagraph J herein, off- Distillation of bones, coal, petro­ totals of faitiodar « h m : A*- (3) T h «e provisions, Applicable to street parking shall be mandatory. leum, refuse grain or wood visible grey smoke, shall also u p p ty B. Purking areas may be localcd in Distillation of tar ftsachas la nral M il ‘ to visible smoke ot a different color, nny of the required yard aTens pro­ Explosives, fireworks and gun le lapc apM by «• but wltrt an equivalent apparent opa­ Matawan Drugs vided that they are at least fifty (50) powder manufacture or storage deliver* at a til aa city. feu from u street line or ihe boun­ Fat rendering •bMmcUew to II. CONTROL OF DUST AND DIRT, r u ra l m tim dtaatld be maovad ar dary of a residence zone. Ingress and Fertilizer manufacture FLY ASH, AND FUMES. VAPORS, egress fihall be provided by not more Forge plant 145 M AIN ST m W aind » Me taDsst t a t m psa- AND G A S ES than two driveways, each not less Hog Farm tib l* . (1) No emission shall he made than twenty (JO) nor more iban thirty Incineration, reduction, storage or which can cause any damage to (.*10) feet in width. No driveways dumping of slaughterhouse refuse, health, to animals or vegetation or shall be located within one hundred rancid fata, garbage, dead animal -u 566-0021 to other forms of property, or which tiW)) feet of the internection of two or offal ______hom pow • pnfe can cause any excettsivc soiling at Im . ita caniar a n laave fm public streets nor within fifty (50) Junk yard any point. feet of an existing driveway or Oilcloth or linoleum manufacture “ Yavr M attes (toads Attea- (2) No emission of liquid or solid privali* street. Ore reduction a a a ti - - particles from any chlmncy or other' C. Each use located in this tone Petroleum or kerosene refining, wise chnll exceed 0.8 grains per cubic b y prw a piljf » shall provide truck loading and un­ distillation or derivation of by-proa- W8SK-1NP SPtC IA iS foot of the covering gas at nny point, loading facilities or the same lot »»d ucLs and/or storsge „ - a S - imctiMM, teoNbNI . (3) For measurement of the nmount in other than the required front yard Potash works , w hich « y m k « a w n da- of particles In gases resulting from so as to permit transfer of goods Power forge (riveting, hammering, llwary difficult or im y o m ib h . Ua- combustion, standard correction shall in other than « public street. punching, chipping, drawing, rolling, be applied to a stack temperature Thursday • Friday • Saturday knapproiclM in dctrad. il Mfly D. Industrial uses established in or tumbling or iron, steel, braaa or of five hundred (5(K)> degrees and the zone shall set aside all areas copper) except as a necessary Inci­ be seceaanr la >— porarily «MS- 50r/i exceEti air. nut used as set forth tn this ordi­ dent of manufacture of H'hich tbs*e feold delivery of nail, the Poet- III. CONTROL OF NOISE nance And shall grade, seed and processes form a minor part, and $*>$$*$$>**$*$ % At no point on the boundary of a Bim ters pointed out landscape same, but in nn case ehfill which are carried on without ob­ residence or busine«s district shall such aren be less Umn 20% at the jectionable noise outside the punt. Kiiiral carriers ora sot requited the sound pressure level of any op. total l«H area. Rolling mill REVLON "INTIMATE" to perform service on foot wbea erotion vxcced the described levels E. All industrial activities or pro­ Steel Furnace, Blooming or Roll­ VITAMIN C in the dt'hignAted octave bamlw shown cesses shall take place within an ing mill SPRAY road* cannot be traveled with the below for the districts indicated. enclosed building. Incidental storage Stock yards . , , no me — iovi vehicle* normally used, but they SOUND LKVELS out-of-doors shall be shielded from Rubber treatment or reclaiming Along Agrl« any public street or adjacent res­ plant . . . aie expected lo make every reason­ cultural or able effort to u mtny ol idence 7 .o n e s by fencing, landscap­ B. The manufacture ol heavy chem­ Rebiden- ing or other appropriate measure. icals such as, but not limited lo : *2°° tfa! district At any other 69c thair pstrans it pouible without F. Wherever the properly line (if Mineral acids or other corrosives, phytical exertloa ar added fiaaaclal boundaries point on the ammonia, caustic soap and sulfuric i aa a akl chair Hit at -maximum Lot Boundary a lot In this zone abuts or is across c o il, th e y explained. Mr. aad Mr*. Ihstaas I . Wabh are i a street from a residential sone, a acid; the manufacture ol basic or Paradla* Valley Ladge, M t. Pacta*, Pa. ’ m t * M r haaey- Octave bund permitted —maximum aeml-flnlBhcd chemicals such as: cell­ in Cyclea sound level permitted buffer area one hundred (10U) feet ■M*a. Mrs. Wahb la the farmer Mlaa M to ! k. I b a y v l l reside in width shall be established which ulose products, resins, dye etuffs, per second In decibels sound level In shall be landscaped, no other use :lue, vegetable animal or mineral K.g. *l.» GILLETTE FOAMY N a m e d k i t T m a i at a Coaler A*fc» Matawaa. decibela fats or oils, explosives, combusliie 0 permitted, and which ahail conform to 73 n 79 to alla l l other conditions and require- ggases, a s e s , soap and oetergems.detergentsr tenmz.-fertilise.- CONGESTAID 7R tn 1 » m 14 ments set forth for aueh buffer arena era derived front animal origins, as- ROOM R*» A team ol olllctrs ol Keypott team In (he South Central Jeriey LEGAL NOTICE ISO to SM m BUM MN kas eanad tka :km>to no a N VAPORIZER D is tric t K itu a liitic Contest. T h e an- 1(00 to 1200 46 S3 H m t Jeraoy IW a Bfea Aiaocia- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN* SHIP COMMITTEE OP THE TOWN­ 12m) to 3400 40 47 * | 2 f ONLY 4 9 C Maa award aa Ika bat appearia« aouncement wai made by George SHIP OF MATAWAN AS FOtXOWS: 2400 tn 4800 M «l Kapuahy, auMed n ler. Above 4800 32__ 30 That an Ordinance entitled "An IV. CONTROL OF ODORS REAL ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE Ordinance Limiting and Restricting There ah nil be no emission of odor­ to Specified Districts or Zones ana ous m ailer in such quantities ss to Regulating Therein Building and STATK Or NEW JERSEY be offensivs at lot boundary lint, Structures According to the Conatruc­ Any process which m ay Involve the Me RUBBING [ PtESTIGE I DEPARTMENT OT STATE tion and the Nature and EaU nt ol Use INSURANCE CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION creation or emission of any odors Use of Land; Providing for the Ad­ shall be provided with a secondary ALKA SELTZER ALCOHOL To «H to whom then presents may ministration and Enforcement of the safeguard system, so that control 14 os. coma, Greeting; Provisions of the Ordinance: Estab­ will be maintained as a guide In de­ BONDS - AUTO • HOME OWNERS WHEAEAS, tt ippcarc to my sat­ lishing a Board ol Adjustment and termining such quantities of offensive isfaction, by duly authenticated rec* Fixing Penalties lor Violations in odors Table I I (Odor Thresholds) In IN IS IM IU M ord o l the proceedings for the vol* the Township of Matawan/* be amend­ ed as follows: Chapter • "A ir Pollution Abatement 33c 22c untary dissolution thereof by the Manual" copyright 1961 by Manufact­ unanimous conacnt of all the stock* Section SA Xonsa uring Chemists’ Association, Inc., holders, deposited in my office, that The Industrial Zone * T ’ gbaU be Washington, D, C. DUNCAN MACKENZIE FOUNDRY amended as follows: V. CONTltOL OF GLARE OR HEAT John L Tassini Agemy COMPANY a corporation of this State, L-t Light Industrial Zona Any operation producing intense FREE "RADIO DISPATCHED" DELIVERY whose principal office Is situated at Section 15, as amended, shall be glare or heat shall be performed with­ I f ANYONE CAN DRIVE* FASTM THAN OS No, Elllsdale Road, in the Town of repeated and in lta place and atead in an enclused building or behind a Allentown County of Monmouth State the following shall be cnncted: solid fence in such manner as to be 117 MAIN ST. MATAWAN PLEASE LET US KNOW o! New Jersey (Marion C. Mackenzie L-l Light Industrial Zone complelely imperceptible from any twins the agent therein and in charge I. PERMITTED USES point beyond the lot lines. 5 6 6 - 0 0 4 3 ($$$$$$$$$$$$$ $ thereof, upon whom process may be A. Manufacturing of light machin­ VI. CONTROL OF VIBRATION served), haa compiled with the re* ery, comprising any of the following: No vibration which Is discernible tn qulremenla ot T itle 14. Corporations, carburetors and small machine parts; human seme of feeling shall be per­ General, of Revised Statute* of New cash registers; sewing machines; and ceptible without instruments at any Jersey, preliminary to the Issuing of typewriters, calculators and other of­ point beyond the lot line, ' ' laAallllAA UAita ' this Certificate of Diaaolution. fice machines, VII. CONTROL OF RADIOACTIVI- IQ 9 t h ITI 9 I y O U r B. Fabrication of metal products, NOW T H E R E F O R E , I. the Secre­ TV OR ELECTRICAL DISTURBANCE tary ol State cf the State of New comprising any of the following: There shall be no activities which m m m Je rse y. Do Hereby C ertify that the baby carriages, bicycles,—metal foil emit dangerous or harmful radio­ WELCOME WAGON. •aid corporation d id , oa the Twenty* —tin, aluminum, gold, clc.; metal activity, T^ere shall be no electrical eighth 'day ol December, 19*4, file in furniture; musical instrument*; sheet disturbance (except itymeiUc tnv office a duly executed and attest* metal products; and toys. household ’appliances) adversely 'of. VO^tfORS . . . ed consent in writing to the dissolu­ C. Fabrication o t paper products, fectlng the operation of cn y equip­ tion o l aa!4 • ——- ~ — ~ * * _ — —. ~ .* .am. ment located beyond the property *and* p» ck a g?n g of the creator of such disturbance, materials; office supplies; and toys. VHI. OUTDOOR *TORAGE AND fln»*|NtftotoStt M m i ^ aS^Sl' on' Hie 1>. Fabrication of wood products, WASTE DISPOSAL ?; in my mm affles as provided by law. comprising any of the following: (1) No flammable or explosive li­ m i # rtt W aef r m i w— aaH> boats; boxes; cablnels and woodwork­ quids, solids, or gasea shall be stored Of TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I ing; furniture; and toys. ■ i,- ■ ■ • ’ in bulk above around provided, how­ Have hereto set my band aad S . food nnd associated Industries, ever, that tanks or drums of fuel - affixed nv; gttlclal aeaj, ; at comprising' ‘ any of'th e following: bak-. directly; «c mac ting: iwftli - mr g y de* -•iitH'HHH! ■. ’ . Trenton, thla Twenty-eighth day eries, bottling,of ffood: and beverages; vices, • heating devices,'or appliancea (8 fll) <* December A; D. ohe'thous*. _ ___ . . m ixing'and milling; located on the same lot as the tanks <:- M and* nine hundred and aucty* lootf snd' cereal n lour, food processing; food sundry man­ or drums of fuel ara from r A K n a p A T m o Robert M, ralcey ufacturing; ice cream manufacturing; this provision. f 4 -. > ■ :-.i i - . • and manufacturing ol spirituous li­ (2) AH outdoor storage JnclHtlcs for ACTING Secretary of State, quor. fuel, raar materials, ant' products and : nMMCirih ■ ja i $27.00 V, Laboratories comprising any of all fuel; nnd all raw innterlals and m r . m t a . the following: biological; chemical; products slorcd outdoors shall be en* AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN dental; electronic; pharmaceutical; closed b y a fencc adequate to con­ ORDINANCE ENTITLED “ AN OR­ and general. ceal the facilities from any adjacent DINANCE LIMITING AND RE­ G. The warehousing or storage of propertlee, STRICTING TO SPECIFIED DIST­ goods and products provided no (3) No materinls or wastes shall be RICTS OR ZONES AND REGULAT­ goods are sold from the premises. deposited upon a lot in such form and ING THEREIN BUILDING AND II. Oilier permissible industry, com­ manner that they may be transferred STRUCTURES ACCORDING TO prising any of the following: brush off the lot by natural causes or forces. THE CONSTRUCTION AND THE nnd broom manufacturing; concrete (I) A ll materials or wastes which MmCOMf WAGON NATURE AND EXTENT OF TH E and plastic products; electric light miflht cause fumes or dust or which USE OF LAND; PROVIDING FOR and power and other utility company constitute r fire hazard or which may THE ADMINISTRATION AND EN- installations; electronic products; be edible or otherwise be attractive FOItCEMENT OT THE PROVf. farm machinery: glass and glass to rodents or insects shall be stored SION8 o r TOE ORDINANCE; ES- products manufacturing; jewelry man­ outdoors only in closed containers. TABUSHING A BOARD OK AD- ufacturing; including gem polishing; IX. INDUSTRIAL WASTE On SEW­ IUSTMBNT AND FIXING PENAL­ laundering and cleaning establish­ AGE TIES TOR VIOLATIONS IN THE ments; leather goods rranufacturlng. No use shall be conducted in such TOWNSHIP Or MATAWAN.” except curing, tanning and finishing _ wny as to discharge any treated or untreated sewage or industrial waste treatment and disposal except as «hnll be approved by the Health Officer and the Municipal Utilities Authority. X. PROVISION AND USE OF W A T ER , For A Real Treat . . . Visit The AlJ water requirements 'shall be stated in the application. Water shall be supplied from wells only after approved or ncceptcd geologic study furnished by the applicant and certi­ fication hy a professional floulojjist that tbe undrrRround water supply and levels wiJI m.t be appreciably ROMA-DELI altered in such » nay as to eiuianKer the water levrt supply for other Christmas Clubs properties. 2. PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES Dtlicatftsstn 6. Restaurant A. Private garage upace necessary lo store nny vehicles on the prc/niscs B. Dwelling units in conjunction with start from 25® nny industrial use solely tor tbe hous Fine Imported Italian Foods & Specialties in# of cAtwtakers, guards, or other custodial employees. C. Off-Mrect parking spneo for am- pioyecs And/or visitors. D. Signs shall be permitted os the a week up premises which stall not excecd in the DggTSgate, fifteen (IS) per cent of ths area of the front fuaads of the building and further lirovldcd De w in and save for '69. It's not too late to loin the Central that not more thsa tw*niy-flva (M i per cent of the allowable sign aren Jersey Bank and Trust Company Christmaa Club. Mens' shall l»e located within the raqi*rcd front yard area, subject to the ap­ bership« start from as little a< 2 5 * a week. Next year Kav« proval of the Planning Board. Such signs may be illuminated but shall not extra money for your Christmaa blits. be of thr flashing type. E . Banks, post offices, re&tnurnnls and office buildings which u*es *hnll he permitted accessory uses only tn instances where the primnry use O a r C k r l s t a u u C h d p a y s l a t e r m t is ns set forth tn IMrngrnph 1, en­ titled Pprmlltcd Uses of this Ordi- Here at the Central Jersey Bank and Trunt Company, we nnnce, Subparagraph A through J . • PIZZA PIES • HOME MADE SAUSAGE 3. ABBA, HEIGHT, YAIID AND don’t just collect your Christmas Club money. Wo pay inter­ ■ ’ (Hof or Sweet} RUII,DING UKQUIHKMFNTS A. Minimum lot size shall be three set on It, too. See how our Christmas Club accounts buildup 13) ( ic m with a m inim um frontage • VIAL A PEPPER SANDWICHES • MEAT IALL SANDWICHES of 200 fM?t. over a SO-week period t - B. Si do sct-bncka fdmll be n mini­ mum of eo f<.'«*t frotn Wte projierty 920.00a week-J1010,00 $2.00 a week—$101.00 • SPAGHETTI « MEAT BALLS lino, C, Um r *<‘t-l)nck« shall be n mini $10,00 a week-$ 605.00 $1.00 a week—$ 60.60 mum of 40 feet from tho pro|>erty line. $.,B0aw cck—$ 25.26 D, Front set-bncka shall ba a tnlr* $ &O O a*eek~$ 252.00 SPECIAL ROMA - DELI mum ot 73 feci Iran i the pjopurty lino. 9 S,OOaweck-9 101.60 I .28 a wcck-9 13.62 R. Ths rercentage of maximum lot SUBMARINE SANDWICHES roveragt V all structure* shall tm Join the Central Jersey B n n k nndTru»t Company Christman oxcevd 40';’ of the total area of ' lot. C lubnt nny of our fourteen rmi vrnienllylorntod offlcrs^odny, F. TTic f’lnnning Hoard may WfHvf • LINGUINE ami MEAT IALLS ihe minimum frontage reiiiUrsmeel of XI) feet, xft forth In I'urasrapk • ZITf MACARONI A nhovis on iiTi't'uinr simped lota and the drlvcwny requirement! act forth In atTiion 4 enllltrd "Other A lio A Choic* Selection of Fin* rro vM 'iti," paragriipli If, proviiiadi T h d (1) Such lots have tin area of Uires (S) nr res I ITALIAN and AMERICAN COLD CUTS (3) fliiv*' a minimum frnntaga si 10(1 f c r l i Cl) Sm-it Ini* existed prior lo the t'MhiUiii'iit of llila Onllnuhue, • TAKI OUT ORDERS • O, Wherever the proposed uee shall CENTRAL JERSEY BANK AND TRUST^ COM RANV ba iin sot fnttb In PnrAimiiih 1, Hub- PHONE |niMyrii|ih J herein, (In* following /Ilf,I, llli^lll, .MIMl IIIHl iMllllllMK It1- m iliim nit* chnll njiplv, tlmu tlmmt- ALLENHURST • ALLENTOWN • BRADLEY BEACH • EATONTOWN • FARMINGOAU Rt. 34, Matawan 566-2070 lilK tin1 Mchecluli' fm *iM'llntl II of tin’ Zoiiliii! OmIiiihmic lo Hint cuttMil, ADJACINf TO IILL‘1 UQUOM Nil JJllll VllllCll II1- I'M Vlllllll Mild III’ FORT MONMOUTH • FREEHOLD (2) • FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP • LONG BRANCH Mii'.)ti;il (Milk in i'll tlmll be on n l.I.-t 1.1 in Mil I. >.r. Hum iici"« III ftl/l1. JUST SOUJH OF LLOYD ROAD lo (Jjf- i fur nl m*h. kii !hiei' cn MARLBORO • MATAWAN • NEPTUNE CITY • SHREWSBURY 1...... *• Hii |m l1 I I hi' I III'( i 'ini tti lnuil i *‘b «Jl ».*■ ,’id i„ - i rent In H ." I -I'll I>| (I' !• • I‘l 111111 (4 I • up t" i'ut u"t Un lu huu five

Planners To Meet are Isadore Candeub AIP, presi­ JPlrediets Economy Board Of Trustees Of The John F. Kennedy Benevolent Assoc. Inc. dent of Candeub, Fleisslg, Adley “ Municipal Economics and Plan­ and Associates of Newark, and Trend For Yetr ning” will be the topic at the Jan. George C. Skillman, Director of the 14 meeting oi the central area of State Division of Local Govern­ ?4 :conomc xpaasloa in the New Jersey uderation of Plan­ ment. Mr. Candeub will discus* With Hie rapid cmergMM* d ning Officials, The session will be •average income group* u aa economic analysis at the local lev. held at the American Radiator el. Mr. Skillman’s topic is enti­ anal longsr-terr strength (or Corp., Piscataway Township, be­ economy, « u forecast by Wait- ginning at 7:45 p.m. The public Is tled: "An Annual Capital Improve fc- Hwliv , vie* preiidcal and invited. Speakers for the meeting ments Program.” , ir e f of th» Armstrong Cork IM y. Speaking at (He U rd Aa. Convention s ? Wholesale Oil- ofA rm strong resilient •ad related products, Mr. , H id that the year ahead > aaothei very gme new strategy for the remain- The year 1965 will be another Ask About Our rccord-brcakcr for the company, Wonderful Things... SAVE-O-MATIC PLAN the packaging field and industry in general, according to William C. Are accomplished by way of re-decorat­ Stolk, president and chief executive officer of the American Can Com­ ing with prefinished wall paneling. Drop pany. "Our sales,” Mr. Stolk said to­ in and see what you could do in your day, "will be the largest in the company's history in 19GI. I see nothing on tho horizon to indicate home with this new, easy-to-install material. that 1965 sales won’t be even larg­ anything electric- er.” In 1965, he added, the American Can Company will be able to take O FFICES: ASBURY PARK • R ED DANK • MANASQUAN full advantage of its lar^e 19G3-B4 • NO. ASBURY PARK • FAIR HAVEN . HOLMDEL whether carving knife, capital expenditures program. This Matawan Lumber Co. • BR1ELLE • COLTS NECK included th e development a n d The Frirnd lji jAtm bcr ) nrtl placement of equipment to make n Member Federal Reserve System Head Office: M l Mattison Ave., Asburjr t u t host of new protects that, In 1965, Sutphin Ave. 566-4500 M ataw an can opener, clothes will be reaching the market in vol­ Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ume.

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. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS William Leff Furniture Company > George C. Koeppal A Son, Inc. Sears, Roebuck 4 Company CLIFFWOOD REACH Sun Appliances Flo-Dar Cabinet Shop Two Guys From Harrison EAST KEANSBURG NEW SHREWSBURY Chcvclle Mttlibu Hupr.r Sport Coupo Corvair Corsu Sporl Coup« (J & S Plumbing & Heating Atlantic Superama (JIIHVI'j UA!—The moat popular Intcrmcdiate-sheil car you can buy. COliVAHl—The o n ly rear engine Am erican car made. Supply Co. PERTH AMBOY Of all the cars it.? sizt1, Chovelle is the biggest seller. Why? Becauso of You should read what tlio car mnenzines say. They think there’* IIA ZLK T ” Public Appliance Company Its Full Coil suspension ride. JJecatiso nmny models conic with thick notliiii)! else this .sldo of tlio Atlantic that can tottcli Cotvair’H styling 'Bell Appliance - Family Greta Sears, Roebuck & Company carpcling, vinyl interiors. Bi'cmmc you get so nittcli for your money. und ride. They say that a Corsa with IfiO-hp jn«t has to be tried. J. M. Fields Al Borup's American Radio, ln JAMESIIllliG IIICI) HANK Better Living Better Housekeeping Shop (.lamesburg Hardware Co. Miner Supply Company V/estern Auto Association Store Monmouth Plumbing Supply KEANSIIURG Company Keansburg Appliance Company O-M Sales, Inc. Peta’a, Inc. SAYIIEVILLE KKYPOHT Sears, Roebuck & Company Atlantic Appliance Co., Inc. Silver Furnituro Company Peta’», Inc. ' 8IIKKWSIIUKY Seara, Roebuck 4 Company Altex Pipe & Supply Company VMtefa Television 4 Appliance*) SOUTH AMBOY Chevy II No mi S p o rt Coupe CorveUoSwuilW W oiTlJo^ jLAURENCE HARM S Frank’s Radio 4 Electrto C I I U V Y I I —An •eofiemfcflf a cor « i you turn oten, hut... W IlY lflT K - Tht only Irut iport» tar Amtrlta naJtti. Oarbar Supply Company National Plumbing Supply But thooe nut-roNlstlng rock* pamftln nnd ■clf-tidjimtlng brakon have Now evorybody claim* to havo a "tins'* sporta car. Hut olhar danluj LEONARDO ■OUTII RIVER a im boen In mors beautiful auri'oumllnKft. Como wo what expensive enn't any thoy hnv« on* nvnilt\hle wlllt a ruoMnJaatad V8, m ConreMft looking styling nnd yard* of liixut'loitH upholHicry can do. dfK's, or with 1-whot'l dlua brakes, Or with n otoar comclono*. W hitman 4 Co*to«t South River Appliance, Ino. MATAWAN SPOTSWOOD D rlvt something really new-discover the difference at your Chevrolet dealer’t i •hrtcWnion, Ine. Troch'a M 4 M Appliances (Jlievwlet • (hvvvllv • ( Iwvy lb ( oimir* (Jorvette Royal Talavlalon la la a 4 Sarvica Tan Eyck Ronton, Ine. MIDDLETOWN JCP»L , NJP*LI Cooper Electric Supply Co., Ino, m m 1 ^ .«m Crown Kitchen* MULLER CHEVROLET INC. INVKBTOft-OWMEO CifftlNIO COMPANIFS 110 Main Street - AAatav/tiii I b f i l w THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, Jw M fy 7. I W

So m "Halo DoVy" ResUhata Obleel Walter Carney was the lone can­ was successful m having home de­ There were a number of objec­ didate to adopt a stai-1 on an agi­ velopers in that community con­ ' Amoag persons lo t e e “ Hello, tors, Mrs. Raymond Morelon, an tated issue. He vowed to work for struct a school worth approximate­ Dollyt” starring Carol dunning adjoining owner, expressed fear of a reapportionment of tax for the ly $1,250,000 for which the town­ during a visit lo New York were golf balls being hit off the course borough taxpayer. ship received.no credit. rness.' Misi D. Ofbarb ol Id Branhoe and striking children. Mr. Sabatino Mr. Bradley made the reserva­ “ Finally,** tbe governor said, Lane, Matawaa. declined to entertain these fears, tion that all the board members “ the mayor points to the fact that n n n o COMPANY r.. ti'nn it was a nine-hole course of had to be a bit guarded in discuss­ both communities agreed to enter 90 yards to 15# yards per hole I. MlM Im r* MNw,» OcraUtM V. k m , M M Mllor ing the budget against the public into the existing cost arrangement Walks Out At whereon an Iron s!h.i can be played and official hearing on it Jan. 14 on the basis of the present law. and the use of wood clubs, articles when the auditor ^nd the attorney The mayor docs indicate that a mu­ NEW JERSEY BELL Telephone Co. customers now can (continued from page one) for long driving of a golf ball, would lo present ilso -o aid the tually satisfactory resolution of the call nine-and-one-half million more telephones than they *>£_«« m il all tf ttH H al Ik* WMfe without btu ar prtlullct would be barred. * t h L M M . m i i wu llw mmmtt. r n n t l i i m tartnaM* tifhta illng to him. Mr. Dealy voted “ no.11 discussions on intricate points. impasse might be formulated upon could a year ago . . . There were 171,000,000 telephones in mm r ttln M . M t tfemtjr auUaf IImM arorUi/ M Uwlr conlMann. Mr. MacRae was called next. Mr. Mrs. Moreton also complained uf further conference and negotia­ use throughout the world by the end of 1963, a gain of MacRae said that before he voted tion." ■t Matma, I n I*t«•».* cars being parked in substantial 9,900,000 during the year. New Jersey Bell customers can he wanted it known he always had numbers and an "invasion of pri­ No Engineer Ordinarily, Gov. Hughes said, he D M m M m o n to M M to uw n it t l Ika D m voted since 1931 for the organiza­ vacy,” especially on Sundays. She would tell his legal staff to coop­ reach 96.8 per cent of the telephones . . , Atlantic City tied tion Republican choice when in an also cautioned Mr. Sabatino that (continued from page one) erate with the interested parties in with White Plains, N. Y., for second place among the citiei official oosition. But the 1964 may­ ground conditions were such thru George W. Connor; fire, Mr. Elli­ trying to break the impasse, but of the world with high concentration of telephones. or found no such clearly defined son; streets, Mr. Henderson; sani­ a Th« keeping a lush green on the golf the fact that the bill was sent to shore community, which experienced a big buildup in com-^. choice now. He recalled that in the course in dry spells in the summer tation, Mr. Ferrano, and water him for action so late left him no 1H3 election in which the Republi­ would be most difficult. and sewer, Leon G. Christinat. time. munications facilities during the Democratic National Con**,., cans had been swept into office, Frank Graziino, Nolan’s Corner Other Appointment! vention in August, has 74.5 telephones for every 100 persons Mr. Messenger had been one of two Not Appropriate Rd., charged the application was Other appointments offered by . . . Washington, D. C. has the world*s greatest concentration Democratic survivors and had laying the w iy open for more busi­ “ In the absence of an agreement THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, IKS been, In fact, top r in in the voting, the mayor and confirmed by coun­ and in the face of the specific ob­ of telephones, 88.3 per 100 persons. Stockholm, Sweden, ness to come in through a breaking cil were: Koert C. Wyckoff, assist­ the only one to exceed his, Mr. down of the residential zoning re­ jections raised by the township, I remained top foreign city with 69.4 telephones per 100 MacRae's, own poll. ant to treasurer; Mrs. Margaret P. do not believe It would be approp­ strictions. He urged it be turned Viebrock, borough clerk, water and persons . . . Do you have a teen-age daughter at home? This Suit Business So Mr. MacRae observed, that down lest all dependence on the riate for the state to dictate a re­ sewer rent collector and election vised cost sharing formula for the COMES THE REVOLUTION . . . What has a dog's head, Report Is that by the end of this month the Borough of with “ two Republicans (Mr. Can­ protective features of the zoning clerk; Mrs. Verna E. Mortal, dep­ celler! and Mr, Dealy) who quali­ regional school districts,’1 he odd a rough body, elephantlike legs, a thick tail ending in a Matawan will have filed suit against the Township of Mat- ordinance in the township be shown uty clerk, and Theodore A. Phelan ed. fied, knocked down by Republi­ as o[ no value. sr., civil defense director. shaving brush and the scaly crest of a dinusaur running awan to recover an allegedly improper impost of taxes under cans,” he was voting for Mr. Mes­ Defeadi Proposal Also appointed were Dr. A. A. State law provides that the cost down its back? Answer: A Soviet toy. . . . The riddle was the regional school district apportionment. The prospect of senger as this was the most logical John IJarbagelaU, township trea­ Captanian, borough physician; Wil­ of principal and interest payments on bonds issued by regional school posed and answer supplied by Pravda, the Communist party the two component municipalities at litigation leaves this way out. He did just that, as an surer, an owner at the Intersec­ liam E. Smith sr., electrician; Isa­ awed murmur swept the assembly. tion, defended the proposal as a de­ districts shall be apportioned on the newspaper. And to prove it, the newspaper published the newspaper of Matawan since 1869 cold indeed. There is belle G. Bliss, police matron; Carl Then Mr. Messenger voted for sirable ratable if the promoters are Wcnner, constable, and Mrs. Matil­ basis of assessed valuations. For photograph of a little monster, which is manufactured by a apportioning operating costs, the a feeling there must be tom e better way. himself snd Mr. O'Brien voted for in a position to get the job of con­ da L. Martin, violations clerk. Lithuanian to y factory and sold under the name of “little Mr. Messenger. Mr. Tierney voted law permits using either assessed In all the complex organization of the New Jersey state structing the course "well done." Council voted to appoint Mr. Fer­ donkey.” . . , “It is an insult to the donkeys of the world,” government, there must be some agency or commission, "no,” Then Mrs. Brown announced Marvin E. Schaefer, Oakhurst, at. rano as its representative on the valuations or average daily enroll­ T ' ‘ " ssenger bad been chosen as torney fnr the applicants, gave as­ ment figures. The latter method Pravda thundered . , . The Soviet press was once again on such as the State Department of Local Government, which Planning Board. He will serve fnr mayor by a 4-2 majority vote with surance they had the credit stand­ three years. William I.. King was wxas selected when the Matawan the warpath against toyinakers . . . The Communist youth could conduct hearings on this matter and determine if there one abstaining. ing to invest $125,000 in the proiect, named to that board for a four- Regional School District was creat­ ed. organ accused officials under the former Premier of having la a defect in the legislation which pronounced the tax ap­ Mr. Deal'’ dashed to a rear room, if need be. year term. grabbed his overcoat while Mr. W. Lawrence Krusen, Freehold, discouraged the making of war toys on the ground that they portionment. Filling the unexpired term of Messenger received hasty congratu­ the board attorney, found the noti­ did not conform to the Soviet Union’s peace posture . . . Charles W. Mandevillu for four The ill effects of a borough vs. township suit will be to lation from the others. With the fication had been given Dec. 27 and Business Men To years on the library board will be "In the last few years, the production of so-eaJled military bring Matawan state wide notoriety, leave the administra­ voicing of an accusation that Mr. by his reckoning this was not the Donald L. Burry. Stevenson M. En- (continued from page one) toys was cut back without justification,” the newspaper tion of the school district caught between two fires, and MacRae had broken faith with an complete 10 days before the date terline was appointed to a five-year The group agreed that member­ complained. “Tanks, armored cars, planes a n d armored induce hostilities of borough residents to township residents agreement among the Republican of hearing required by statute. He term on the Zoning lioard uf Ad­ councilmen never to vote for a considered this insufficiency depriv­ ship should be open to profession'll Irains, rifles and Tommyguns have almost disappeared.’ which, alas, could even penetrate to the children in the class­ justment. Mrs. Marie Hanna was groups such as doctors, lawyers, Democrat, Mr. Dealy gave Mr. ed the board of authorization to act. named to the Recreation Commis­ ELECTION CAMPAIGN AFTERMATH . . . Senator rooms. . Messer .er a pledge to support the educators, optometrists, and other Mr. Schaefer offered to get letters sion tor the same period. Walter professions. All persor: Interested Barry Goldwater’s office said the Senator's physicians had The borough’s suit will be based on a mandate, rather administration so awkwardly upped of waiver from the owners within M. Pike and Hurry C. DeLongc will into power. W.th a final avowal in the new organization arc invited decided that lie would not require surgery to correct a back than for cause decided to exist by the mayor and council. 200 feel not at the meeting. serve on the Board of Health for to change Republican party leader­ But Board Chairman Robert C. to attend the next n itini’ which ailment . . . Earlier it had been indicated that the senator It will be virtually asking the courts to legislate, and if the three years. will be held Tuesi' noon, Jan. 19 ship, Mr. Dealy stormed out of the Knowles declined to accept this would have an operation in Washington . . . A spokesman borough wins, the township w ill have to keep on appealing meeting room. Fire Chiefs Sworn at Buttonwood Manor. medy and ruled no decision .. ~ui;l The mayor pimied the ex-chief's said that Mr. Goldwatcr advised him that his doctors had a s long as there is a court left to which to go, so early justice Mr. Messenger then noted he be issued until Mr. Krusen decid­ had been put in a surprising posi­ badge on former fire department concluded that therapy, rather than surgery, should resolve that the borough must seek is not in sight. es a hearing has been held with Chief George Petrosky of the Mid­ tion and needed a few moments of corrcct notification. He ruled all $86,DIN) the problem. Mr. Goldwatcr, it was explained, suffers occa­ An unfortunate part of all of this business is that it private conference about the next way llosc Co., and then presented owners within 200 feet must official­ badges to new officers in the de­ (continued from page one) sional pain from a muscle pinch caused by a chip from a seems encrusted with politics. The suit will be pleaded by move with the other council mem­ ly be served again. partment. Patrick Longo, Haley voted this down on the basis that vertebra. Besides, it felt better after the knife was re- ^ , a Republican loser in a contest for an assembly seat, now bers. The councilmen remaining Jiose Co., was confirmed new chief. the timetable for getting a propos­ moved. . . . *> the bdrough attorney. On the township side, the Democratic in the meeting room joined him, Also promoted were Richard Lewis, al on the Feb. 2 school ballot did but when the conference was over, Spccial Queries administration w ill keep running to Trenton to emphasize Mr. Tierney also strode out ot the Washington Engine Co., first as­ not allow any putting il off. sistant c h ie f ; William Formon, these grades must walk home . long double runs could be made at the to township voters that it is their party that is protecting hall. (continued from page one) Could Hold Special Election half-mile from school. He wns cau. Hook and Ladder Co., sccond as­ Mr. Dolan remii.ded the board roadways with no sidewalks in the the township taxpayer from the enemy borough GOP. Declines Attorney's Poat school areas where transportation sistant chief, and William Kramer, (ioned the bus would have to so In this encrustation of politics, the final adjudication is state-aided, the board would be members a special ehction could facc of uulo traffic with headlights it to Ihe two-mile limit and circle Mavor Messenger then told the Midway Hose Co., third assistant bo hold. Vincent C. DeMaio, Mat­ o f the matter could be whether a Republican or a Democratic gathering he would fill his office entitled to recover from the state chief. on. back in. Bui jMr. Scullion acknotf- 75 per ccnt of the coordinator’s awan, Ihe board's attc 'ney, con Mr. Heaney doubted the matter ledRcd it was bein^ done now, so governor is elected this year, that the borough or township to the best of his ability as a Approved by council for one-year firmed this was the cose, that a “ minority mayor." He called for salary which could be pro-rated to terms as special police officers could bo approached from any one mat'; a reckoninc of what the costs can get its kind of legislation. This would hardly bear a he nomination of Harold G. Smith, supervising these bus runs. On the were Edward Crawford, Francis snecial election could be held on a would ')e on that hasis. He induced transportation proposal on petition group or set of conditions. Mr. De- significant relationship on the true merits of the case. Cheesequake, municipal attorney, other 34, the co-ordinator would be Fierro, Arthur Klatt, James Farley, Main confirmed it could not he tl $04,000 liKiir lo $48,000, adding under the last Democratic adminis­ totally paid from school district Salyer Hughes, Benjamin Siuno, from a sufficient percentage of the Ihe S4D00 and Ihe $10,000 for a co­ voters so long as it was held in limited to areas along highways, tration, to take that office again. lunds raised by taxes, in event of Salvadorc Vicari, Stephen Daroci, that it had to bo at distances from ordinator, he came up with a fig­ Communication Central Jeney Bank Mr. Smith appeared before the a favorable vote on the proposal at Andrew Diodato, John Luvigne, and advance of the May I deadline ure of 5*2,000. when final certification of amounts schools. Mr. Matthews observed council, thanked the members for the Feb. 2 school election in the Tie Count Reveal* Capital Gain Clifford Coyle. to be levied for taxes must be ;n that the problem was not an easy Tb the Editor, ' their show of confidence in him, regional district. Mayor Hyrne outlined plans for a one. Me opined that while other It failed when tht count was 4-4. The National InveatiKitkmi Com- the hands of the county tax board. but declined the post "for personal Edward Scullion, board secre­ 24-hour radio dispatcher for police, distances might very w j II do in Mr. Dchin and Mr. Davis voted mlUee do A e r i a l Phenomena The Central Jersey Bank and and business" reasons. tary, was plied with questions such fire and first aid, improvements lo But Mrs. Dorothy Smith, a mem­ Strathmore or Oak Shades, ho was "no” on llieir overall opposition to ber, wanted to know what the spe­ (N IC A P), Headquarters, 1516 Con- Trust Company in Its Statement of The two Republicans remaining as whether a child who missed his the water system and sewage dis­ sure in Cliffwood the half-mile-to- a bus proposal, Mr. Heaney voted aecticut Ave., N .V., Washington M, Condition as of Dec. 31, 1964, shows in session, Mr. Cancelled and Mr. ride on the non-statc-aided bus posal plant, revision and updating cial election would cost. When Mr. two miles tabulation would be the "no" "anil said it was because he D.C., hat hut rectntty published Its Scullion estimated $1100, she ex­ m o, 000, added to surplus, bringing MacRae, then proposed Richard could hail a state-aided bus pass­ of ordinances, acquisition of lake- only practical one. 1 did not think it could be accom- long u n ite d "T ht U r* Evidence” front land for recreaiion, a long- pressed disapproval. Mr. Dolan Iplislu'd on 'af. basis that cliscrimt- Report. it to $J,000,000, making the total Plechner, Metuchen, attorney for ing later. Mr. Scullion said he could It was suggested the presence of the Planning Board in 1964. On roll range capital improvement pro­ found it would be a comparatively sidewalks in • ohe-fcrfea $62,OH,919.(1.; ~ ' ury*' being financed by all the tax­ to evtry Mimber ol C a ig r m t. will reorganization. Mr. Cancelled and Consolidate Inspector's Office purposes of discussion a t^blc of more likely to “ fool around” than : be understood the btrard was setting Inttigite open Congressional hear­ payers for the benefit of only those A sccond ordinance introduced by :hosc of somewhat older years. I “ n sum of money," not advocating Organize Health Board Mr. MacRae renominated Joseph possibilities in the matter. By dis­ ings oa UFOs la order to end the H, Leo, Laurence Harbor, for depu­ having children in the affected ar­ the committee reduces the number tances from the school, he listed Starts Discussion 1 against another thereby, Mr. Dolan unwarranted United States A I r ty township clerk. Mayor Messen- eas. William F. Davis, a board of personnel in tho building in­ the projected number of children to Mr. Manville ventured that to ! was moved to scorn, calling it all Force policy ol secrecy ind cen­ Mayor Henry E . Traphagen was W r commented that he was oppos­ member w+io voted “ no” on the spector’s office. The ordinance au­ be transported from a survey de­ get the discussion going lie would 'a device to gel the board "off the sorship oa aame. elected president of the Matawan ed to having Mr. Leo, as an assist* proposal, backed up this assertion, thorizes the inspector to issue per­ livered to his office that day by a offer the kindergarten lo third ; honk" in answering question! Anyone wishing to purchase a co­ Townahip Board of Health at an or­ •nt to the township manager filling insisting such transportation should mits of occupancy. Previously, oc­ faculty survey team and the esti­ grade for those half-mile to two ; about transportation. He and Mr. ganization meeting Friday night. a dual role as deputy township be for all children at ail distances cupancy permits were issued by a mates cost of transporting that miles at $64,000 and the fourth | Davis saw the hoard needlessly py ol this unique document should deputy inspector, named for that write N ICAP at Ihe above addrasa Committeeman Charles W. Dryden clerk. Mr, O'Brien, Mr. Hornster, and age levels or not at all. number of children. The tables grade to 12th grade at miie-and- I committing itscll to thereby take was elected vice president. Charles Mr. Dealy and Mr, Tierney agreed Donald T. Day, of the Lochslea purpose. The ordinance also does were as follows: one-half to two miles, or $1000; ■ f e politicians ol the two inunici- lo r the required iaformatioa. , away with the post of financial sec­ R . Short a r and Charles R. Short with him on roll call and Mr. Leo Club, defended the proposal Buses without distance cuioff to $68,000 in nil. ! palilles constituting tbe district John Laval Jr. were reappointed health inspec­ retary in the office. A puhlic hear­ N ICAP Mefflbw was stripped of this office, 5-2. against the "luxury" termination, schools: 2457 children kindergarten There was question raised about ! “ off the liook" in li#.ving to answer ter. and assistant health inspector, Two appointments went through noting public funds arc expended to ing also is slated Jan. 18. how many bus routes this would lo public safety necessities. board will meet Tho committee accepted an $84,­ to third grade at $98,000; 3714 chil­ respectively. The by a 4-3 vote along party lines. protect persons and property cntaM. Mr. Scullion .ixed the fi**uie Hut the proposal passed 6-2 des­ Two ClHfwood Youths at 0 p.m. on the second Monday of 000 performance bond from Levitt dren to sixth grade al $M8.000; 4217 They were Harold Krough, Cheese- against spccial conditions in speci­ children at kindergarten to eighth at 50 and said this w-is too many pite these acrid criticisms. each month. ouake, to a five - year term on the and Sons, Inc., guaranteeing the for the administration now running The board also approved a 1965 86 F k i Conspiracy Count fic locations and protecting the widening and resurfacing of Church grade at $108,000; 4(J60 children at Zoning Board of Adjustment and kindergarten to 12th grade at $198,* the district to handle. He suggested tentative budget al tbe hearing. The children from Lochslea against the St. and Atlantic Ave. Levitt, Inc., budget is published in this issue of Two youths were ordered held Strathmoro Forum the appointment of Joseph J. Sea­ hazards of traversing high speed 000. a transportation co-ordinator at promised the work as part of an The Matawan Journal nnd will lo r grand Jury action by Holmdel man and Co., Perth Amboy, as mu­ highways like Route 34 was in no Buses for all half-mile to two $10,000 be included. nicipal auditors for 1965, Mrs. Lou. agreement made with the township be up for public hearing Jan. 14. Township M a g i a t r a t e Sey­ Announcement is made that the differing category. miles from school:: 1605 children Mr. Heaney raised the point if ise Anthony was confirmed as dep­ during construction of the builder’s mour KleinbergUeinberg Tuesday on educational affairs committee of The board was bombarded with kindergarten to third grade at 164,­ Strathmore Civic Association uty clerk of the municipal court, on­ Strathmore development. ch irM s of ctnsplring to rob the the questions as to the safety of using Mayor Henry Traphagen said the 000 ; 2-151 children kindergarten to w ill hold a forum Tuesday at 1:30 ly Mr. Hornster opposing her ap­ sixth grade at $98,000; 27110 children Ltty-Tullpillp Cup Corp. ot about f2M0 pointment. the second floor of the Elementary committee will press for the start ChevaUw In payroll money. The youths, Jam p.m. at the Strathmore School at School of 1895 vintage and if the of the reconstruction of the Lloyd kindergarten to sixth grade at $9H,* which time Herbert Feder and Roy Unanimous choiccs were Aldcn e f Oermann, 19, 'Yoodntere Dr., corridors and stair wells truly had Rd. bridge across the Nvw York 000; 2790 children kindergarten to S. Matthews, Matawan Township Jolly, violations clerk; The Amboy- eighth .Made at 1112.000; 32RR and Dennis Dow, 18, Seaglade c ir­ Madison National bank as deposi­ a stamp of approval of the fire in­ and Long Branch Railroad ri^ht- candidates for the post open in the children kindergarten to 12th grade cle. both Cllffwood Beach, are free tory; Mrs. Drown as municipal spectors. Alfred R. Manvillo, of the of-way. The reconstruction has RENT-A-CAR In lB W ball. Mat&wan Regional school district al $1:12.0(10. election Feb. 2, will present their search officer, and Mr. ancelleri building committee, said the build­ been ordered by the State Public They were arrested Dec. 19 and ing was now in a safer condition Utilities Commission and work Buses for one mile to two miles charted with the conspiracy. Also views and answer questions put to as member of the welfare assis­ from schools: •Vlli children kinder­ them by Strathmore voters. tance board. than at any time in its 75 years of should have started Monday. $ 5 9 9 FOR 24 HOURS chirked w is a 17-year-old Cllff­ use, John J. Bradley, board pres­ garten tf) third grade at $18,000; H-12 wood youth, who w is turned over To Limit Garden Apartments children kindergarten to sixth grade In his statement of policy, Mavor ident, and Mr. Scullion gave assur­ « 9‘ A MILE lo county juvenile luthoritles. On I ’nei B’rith Broakfatt Messenger came out for a limita­ at $2t».0(l(); 748 children kindergart­ Nov. 25, Oermann, a mail clerk ance there was no bar to inspection Cnvcrnor Kills en in eighth grade at $311,000; 899 tion on the number of garden apart­ by Nre officials, other than notifi­ Free Customer Pick Up at the Llly-Tulip plint, reported to The Matawin Area B'nai B'ritb ments to be approved in one year (continued from page one) children kindergarten to 12th grade Keyport State Police he had been Charter will hold a membership cation to the principal at the lime at $30,000. and a tightening of the 400 homes inspection is to take place. ly enrollment figures which are a held up and robbed as he left the bagel and lox breakfast Sunday at in one-year limitation al the Plan­ year old is unfair lo them because Buses for all mile and one-half Within 15 Minutei First Merchants National Bank, 10 a.m. A ll members and those in­ Sanction Use Of School to two miles from schools: 47 chil­ ning and Zoning Board levels. The questioners were told that the of the rapid growth of the town­ Holmdel, after cashing 17 employee terested in joining the new chap­ He called for a bi partisan review ! ship. Gov. Hughes said the bill was dren kindergarten to third grade at fB V checks. ter are Invited lo attend the break­ building is inspected hy the fire I “ directed townrd the situation" In $2000; 72 children kindergarten io of the zoning provisions, for taking underwriters agents as well ns lo­ PA 7-0479 After several weeks of Investiga­ fast which will be held at Rex's the making of a >~x map out of the tho Matawan Regional School Dis­ sixth grade at $1000; 105 children cal fire officers and that the Insur­ tion and questioning, however, Del. Diner, Route 35, Keyport. “ arena of a political football," and trict. j kindergarten tf) eighth grade at Allen Merken said Oermann ad­ observed in overall commcnt on his ance companies would not advance “ f felt that I could not properly j $4000 and l.Vt children kindergarten mitted conspiring with the other Naval Intelligence has been In position that “ we are minority policies on the building if the under­ approve it before consulting the af- ‘ lo 12th grade at $0000. two youlha. State Police said Tues­ operation since the perminent es- member.1; and as such, we will not writers inspectors did not bring in fected municipalities," he said. "It Suggests Maximum Expenditure day tha youths have repaid all the tlbllihment of the Office of N avil presume that we are in a position a report sanctioning the use of the appears that the municipalities Donald T. Day, representing the money. Intelligence on M ir. 23, 1882. to dictate the policy for (he entire school. presently find themselves unable lo Lochslea Club, believed Ihe money council, itot do we feel that any As to why ihe second floor, once ugree us to whether Assembly ttill to be expended should bo kept down minority or individual person barred from use, now was being 404 should bo signed," he added. to $30,000 to lower voter resistance. WATCH should assume this right.” used, Mr. Manville declared this to l!He« Traphagen’s Rendons He opined this would lake care of In other business the council ap­ be a mistaken conception, that the “ The mayor of the Township of such high traffic danger spota an proved a variance for a* 10,000- sccond floor rooms had never been Matawan (Henry E, Traphagen), Route 31 from Middlesex Rd. to for llie aquare-foot new factory, Astro barred from use, that they had for example, points out several Broad St, and Church St. from Molding, Inc., al Route 34 nnd Run­ been shut off for a year or two only reasons why the proposed change Strathmore to Broad St, I lo also yon Rd.; granted a change of li­ because the addition of new school would not bo equitable. Ho cites questioned if it should be restricted cense location from an old build­ buildings Inid made I Ik use of these tho fact flint tlie borough achieved just to kmdergar/r/i lo third grad­ Ing to a newly constructed one for rooms temporarily unnecessary, a reduction of its school tax rate in ers to hold down the cost, But tho 1902 as a direct resull of tho re- observation waa made that with REOPENING James Genisl, of Diamond Jim, As for the budget, tho board Inc,, Route 34, and declined to act members weir asked if they would I'ionnii/.ntion of the school district*. seventh and eighth graders on half* on a retail distribution license for back up without reservation every Ho also notes that tlie township session1', some of the pupils In of Peter and Kli/.aboth C’ondo, Old item in the budget. Mrs. Dorothy Hrldge, because of a deficiency in Smlih, n member, said she could tho le*»nl mlvcrlisemont in outlining vouch for everything In the budget tho locution where the license is to tis a minimal necessity arrived at COLD WEATHER AHEAD ho applied. only nflft n proti acted study of MARY-ANN BAKERY needs. mul Wmlorn Aulo illll t Candidates Speak UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Irons (Jill) Golf As for the nmdidatn, Mr, Head* lupi'ly nf Ih. tlilngi you novd, ley irviewcil the work nnd ifinova- (ciiiillmiril from pugi' mu') lions for tho Impmvemi’nt of the ICS SKA1DS * SLEDS 19 Little St., Mntawiin Iiiiiis until II p.m. without c.m■,1111' ncIiimI •iVMlett) lh.il luul Itiken I'l.lL'O il glm u or luilso (IlMui luittL'i! t« sur in hto lerm o( offUw, Hoy S. Mn> • SMO. COASTERS roiinilliil! hnim'iiwiKTH, Ihews noh’d ho hud served on the Ml', Suliiillim nl'iii )■,.iv(: uvHUi'iinrr board in all coinmiticn nnd official • SNOW SIIOVGL* I lint Ihe iiiiinIiiiiiiii ini ml >cr <>l unit rapacities, Including that of pri’fll- Flense Hear With IJs (Vfl nllmvi'il nil lilt1 coiil'ui’ ill line ili’iit, nnd would nmiiiHH’ the use of • ROCK SALT • DE-ICERS Him; would hi' 'III, ihn Iln-ri' would Ills *,even y*‘iiM eKi"'! Ii'uce In ih During Hemodeling Iiij mi liiilhi'ilnr uf rio.vdt mul (■"luff, uON'T NEGLECT YOUR CARi mellnri■ nf flying gulf li.ill'i nnnd u Rk'hiiid M. ( i mi*' uml l l ’ibetl llllll Ilf |K'0||||'. .Ilmpi'll l.llMlllll II' . Feder dl • ' d lit'' fspecial fea- illlllillilK lliipi't'liii, I'.Miliilni'il llllll ture.'i of lb'll iK'.idetnlc hack • SNOW TIRES • CHAINS its It In mi MHili'rliiklni! miiijioiIimI jtJOiimN nnd daily wmk Intei'eslfl Also SKATE BOARDS OUR NEW OWNERS FORMERLY IiV pitying fi'i'H In |ilnv, the pinmn which gave |lieiu invlrht inio edii- It'M Would III >*|| II ini' |1 I 'i l In cuMou if•('*•'-*« iie*t. Mr. I » del' advn- * Spotting tiaodt (ind Auto SupnlUl il ri'nl'lrnlliil /mu' uml llih i ill ' ealcd loeiiiil |Hoj'!e^'ivi* iducntlnti 112 MAIN ST., MATAWAN — 566-3152 THE PARIS PASTRY OF RED BANK Will lliivn III Hill'd by I ho iim )i Manfredi, Mrs.1 Walter Elder,’ Morganvlile, entertained at dinner on New ers, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT ty at the Blue Swan Inn, Rochelle Mr. and Mrs. Walter Seeger, Mr. was the Tuesday luncheon' guest) of Year’s Day. Tlioir guests were Mr. Clarke, Yonkers, are the godpar­ Park, on Wednesday evening. and Mrs. Al Prescott, Staten Is­ Mrs. Harry Munson. and Mrs, Robert Collernn, Leonar­ ents. i Mr. and Mrs. Norman Posner, land; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holden, do, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas The baby was born Dec. 16, 1964, Strathmore, entertained seven cou Miss Karen Lapsley, Portland, Thompson and children, Thomas Jersey City, and Mr. and Mrs. John Ore., spent the holidays as the in St. John's Riverside Hospital, pies at a co operative buffet on New Kiick, Marc Woods, were the New and Betsy, Highlands. Yonkers. Mr. and Mrs. Scanlon I/Image Hair Stylists Year’s Eve. guest of her classmate, Miss Janet Miss Patricia Carlson, a student Year’s Eve guests >f Mr. and Mrs. Aube, Marc Woods. have three other children, another Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lane, Strath­ James Leahy, Marc Woods. at the University of Vermont, Bur­ daughter and two sons. at Strathmore Shopping Center, Rt, 34, Matawaa more, entertained the Mystery Club Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barst attend­ lington, is spending a month's va­ on Saturday evening. Those attend­ ed the wedding of Miss Susan Les- cation at the home of her parents, ing were Mr. and Mrs. Al Trau- ncr to Joel Landau at the Broadway Returns To Camp Mr. and Mrs. Everett Carlson. Entertain At Dinner Is NOW OPEN to Serve You and Your Beauty Need* bon, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Letter, Mr. Central Hotel, New York, on Satur­ New Year's Eve guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mart Dlumcnthal, Mr. day evening. and Mrs. Charles F. Perrinc at a Mr. and Mrs. George W. Clark and Mrs, Burton Silvcrstein, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ranges, co-operative supper were Mr. and entertained at a dinner party at Llm age offers lor your approval: Mr. and Mrs. Norman Posner. Strathmore, entertained at a holi­ Mrs. Koss Maghan, Mr. and Mrs. their home on Broad St., Matawan. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Cay and day party on Wednesday evening. Allan Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Guests Included Mrs. Frank Rapp, e A ipiciou. modernly .quipped «rvic. ..Ion, e Qu.lity styling Fair ll-aven; Mrs. Alfred Glidewell, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lerner, Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lemnire, Mr. and Mrs. • Courteoui, highly qualified h.lrityliit.. • E.lily a e d .ib l., I.rg . p.rllng a r..., Strathmore, attended the Saturday Stanley Seaman, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bayard Lamborn, Mr. and Mrs. Red Bank; Mrs. Robert Cooper, evening performance of "Golden Barst, Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Kraso- Harry Pitcher, Mr. und Mrs. Arne Middletown; Miss Lucy Miller and • Convenient .ppolntm.nt .chodul.l, e A friendly r.l.iin , atmo.ph.r.. Boy" and dined later at the Grot­ witz, Mr. and Mrs. John Borreili, Kalma and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Lester Thorne, Matawan; and Mr. to D’Aizura, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Goodman, Cartan. and Mrs. Jiiseph Thorne, Plainfield. APPOINTMENTS ACCEPTED SIX DAYS A WEEK Mr. and Mrs. Edward Klein and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ross, Mr. Dr. and Mrs. William H. Pengcl On Monday the Clarks entertnined children, Lori ant Jonathan, and Mrs. Edward Tucker, and Mr. have returned from a 10-day trip Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mihm and Monday and Saturday 9 A.M. 4o 4:30 P.M. Queens, N.Y., were the holiday and Mrs. Kurt Carlson. to Florida. While there, they visit­ Janet and Gary Mihm of Mon­ CALL 566-3222 Tue*., Wed., Thuri., Fri. t A.M. to 7:10 P.M. weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Schultz, ed Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Johanssen, mouth Beach. Stanley Seaman, Strathmore. Strathmore, entertained on New St. Petersburg. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Pomerantz Year's Eve. Guests were Mrs. Lil­ Mrs. Walter Sanborn has returned and son, Richard, Queen!), N.Y., lian Reinitz, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan to her home in Flushing, L.I., af­ aEEEEBEEEEEEBBElBEEEEIaEBEEEBEiBlljigBIBISEBIIBBflllBllllB were the Friday and Saturday Rosenzwcig, Mr. and Mrs. Richard ter visiting Mrs. Edward Sand- fa l i guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stock­ ford. ilair, Strathmore. ton, Mr. and Mrs, Dave Maddox, Miss Phyllis Maghan, a student Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Schneid­ Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Seaman, Mr. at Moravian Seminary School for er, Strathmore, entertained at open and Mrs. Jack Barst, Mr. and Mrs. Girls, Bethlehem, Pa., and Koss W. house on New Year's Eve for 90 Pat Burgoyne, Matawan; Mr. and Maghan jr., a student at Cornell couples. Mrs, Edward Klein, New York; University, Ithaca, N.Y., have re­ Mr. and Mra. Clyde Freint, Mr. and Mrs, Ron Wos, Brown- turned to their studies after spend­ ing the holidays with their par­ Strathmore, entertained on New town; Mr. and Mrs, A. Schultz, Jer­ PVT. MICHAEL A. DRYBREAD THINK OP US Year's Eve. Their guests were Mr. sey City; Mrs. Sadie Goldman, ents, Mr, and Mrs. Ross Maghan. and Mrs. Ed Keyes, Mr. and Mn. Irvington, and Joseph Scherzer, Pvt. Michael A. L)rybread has re­ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ogilvie, Griff Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jersey City. turned to Fort Dix after spending Palisade Park, were the weekend F O R Y O U R Pordy, Mr. and Mrs, Alan Lesh Mr.s Matthew J. lfealy, Mrs, Jo­ a two-week Christmas furlough guests ot Mrs. Harry Munson. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shore, Mr. seph Fishbein, Mrs. John Koztoff with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mrs. Irv Leitch, Cli'ffwood Beach, and M n. Leon Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. George tl'ggcnbottom, Drybread, Lloyd Rtl., Matawan, and Mrs. Marty Mahoney attend­ and Mra, iaul Rosenblatt, Mr, and Strathmore, were the Tuesday ev­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Kdward Brady, llur- ed the Clipt Wings luncheon at Mrs. Howard Oestrelch, Mr. and ening ennasta guests of Mrs. Moti risbtin» and grandparents, \1r. and the Union itoti.se, Red Hank, on Mra. Ivan Rosenzwelg. Gidumal, Strathmore. Mrs. Satnuel Yorks, Benton., Pa. Tuesday. AUTO Gary aiul William Miller, sons o[ m Pvt. Drybrcnd hns completed his el^ht \vec*ks of basic and now is in Mr. and Mrs. William J. .Miller jr.. EVERYTHING FOR his fourth uvek of special schooling have returned to their studies at nt Fort Dix. Ursinus College, I'ollegeville. Pa., after spending the holidays with I'lie Stamp Ami (loin Collector their parent;,. LOAN Strathmore Demos To Mrs. Gordon lloriik.iinp jr., and We maintain mm el Ihe large*! Meeks at albums and tupplie* children, Middletown, were Ihe Fri­ an Iht East Coasl. Sponsor "LH flo Hut" day guests of Mrs llairv Miiiison. INTEREST SC«n HARRIS WHITMAN MEGIIRIG WHITE ACE Mr. uml Mrs. hduanl Iroy anil IS YOU E L B E GROSSMAN HARCO MINKUS IIUITHIFRCl "The Little Hut," a snplilslicaliMl children, l/lulhaiii. weie the rereiit SPECIALIZING IN COINS ft STAMPS OF D IE UNITED STATUS comody vvliiiii was a hit on llioad- guests ol Mis. Kdu’.ird S.iniltoul. ALWAYS INTERESTED IN PUHCHASINO FINE UNITED way anti IuIit a sua'c.-istul movie Mr. and .Mrs. Charles !■. I’er- STATES COIN * STAMP COLLECTIONS ON ACCUMULATIONS slaning David NIvimi, will he pre­ rine were the New Year''. Uav din sented nt the Matawan Uegkinal ner guesls of Mrs. 1 'errine I,coiner, High School by I lie Wllgnn Wheel Brooklyn. Monmouth Stump And Coin Shop Players tin Saturdiiy evening, Feb. Mr, and Mrs. William IJiiiim 0. The Slriilhmore IJemotrulie Club were the Saturday evening dinner 39 MMmoutfi St., Rad ta n k 741-0626 Is sponsoring the play In nn effort guests (it Dr. nnd Mrs. Kichnrd "Out llth V*ar In The Stamp and Coin Businuna" lo brliu: cultural enlei liiintnent to Swenson, New Shrewsbury, Charles It. I'enine, a .sluden: n Mo* Wad, Prt. to • P.M. - Itosa. Than. Sal. la t P.M. (lie Mai,iv>',in area nt popular prices, Drown Univeislly, I'roviiieiiee, K.I.. Till.' Wii);on Wlirel I’Iiiyfr.H. well has returned lo his studies lUh'i known In the Kctl IliinJt • Middle, spending the holidays wlih Ills |>ui lown iiit ii, recently celi'lmiteil ilielr ents, Mr, and Mrs, Cliarles F, I’ei fifth full Ni'iison ol siiceeitliil pro­ rlnc, Pita CaaaaRatlea duction. Member* lire nren resl- Mr, mul Mrs. Kolieil Bentley anil dents with proli'snlomil nnil nvocn- sons linve returned after n>eiidltij.> lltinnl Inlerest In Ihe theatre, the holhlnvn with Mi', and Min. Thu Stnillinioi c LH'iimci'iiHc Club Janies Van llrnelde la I'Torkl.t. Ini* not mi a imramiiil tlHirlliiitlou Mrs. I',. II. Devlin end children »vMcm for llekct* lo tin* perfor- mul Mrs, Kahili Caldwell, Ml, Mol­ SYLVIA MYERS, R. N. innneti untl Information may lid uli- ly, were Hie liolhlny dinner giiestn lnlneil by leloplionliiH IKW-HtSH or of Mr, mid Mrs, William (Jiiliin, David uml Alan Smith have re­ , l u t c i M u m n v (HMi'trjD. lumed liomo nder «|ieiidlnii Ihe holldiiyn v'ltll Mr, mul Mrs, W, W, Returns To Collag* S|K'lr, Richmond lllll. (In, H«tr Pwmancntly R«movMl Mr, mul Mrs, W. It, (liullli were Mis* Ro*e MctJminlJi (laughter of tile holiday dinner (tiieui* nf Me. Mr, mul Mrs, TIioiiiiih MrPiimihl, nnd Mi», Orville ’Vniiuaii, Middle, HA McKinley Av«,, Litureiue Mill'- town, M l I n W ty luir. a neiiint1 nt Jmsr*y L'lly ftttite Mr, nnd Mrs, Knyniimtl I), Cur. Matawaa, N. f • Bp App*l*lm«al C'olk’gft hin returned to Iter eladies ler illli.l mills Imve lellilln"! lillel nfter fe|i"ndliiH lliu holiday*) wllli vaenllniiliii! with Mm, Male.! ( .n liur pamita, ler, Ui tnlentini, IT.1. THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, January 7, 196$

30 with a dollar increase of |727,- Bualaet* Adjustment recover rapidly. The manufactured Business Growth 720,3)6. He further noted that thrift- “ While the question of any in­ are far more aensiUve to the va* Elder Jamee Moea. Paator minded New Jersey residents had flationary wage settlement in the garies of public taste than ever be­ Sunday School ia a< 10 a a : steel industry when labor negotia­ fore, he said, and they appeal to a Bayshore Religious Services added $488,000,000 to their savings •broad market with offerings tailor­ tions open early in 19(i5 is still an morning worahip, II a . a Seen For 1965 accounts by the end of June 1961, imponderable," Mr. Bayles said, ed to reach every possible buyer. 'Another year of steady econom bringing total savings in New Jer­ St. Joseph** Charch "economic forces that have worked The construction industry ia head* ic growth characterized the New sey banks to $6 ,110,000,000. with increasing effectiveness to ed toward another good year dur­ i M aad Fn Maple PI., Kcm ert “ New Jersey’s basic activity is ing 1965, he added, and although 'SBUtlaa iii M t V«tnauat,Ua Rev Crraeliua J Kane Pastor Jersey financial picture in 19(34,” moderate periods of business ad­ Matawaa manufacturing,” declared Mr. Bay- the housing market has been slow­ BevlUroMltTbaau, said Fredric S. Bayles, president justment in the oostwar period IcML Il w M m *m 3 I n Ckaaiar A OaHoway. Masses nil! be field Surntai of the New Jersey Bankers As­ les, "and its outstanding location in wiii continue to operate.” ing, other types of construction, m v aM M a g t p.M . B a a A a s m i Tka Ilia day earvfce at M-.M a.m. morning at 6:30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:45, sociation, in a year - end look af Ihe heart of the industrial northeast Mr. Bayles expects the automo­ such as manufacturing p la n t s , D U felM lNl b iP I to 4 »■> v.' wfll he eoadacted the paator tar “Whea Thin** Go Wroax, What I I a.m. and 12:15 p.m. the state’s economic situation. seems to make further growth a bile industry, plagued by labor school buildings and stores, are ria- Ika alrilaal tfMaafc af ”fca. aa* Oahrid Laaaoy fanner prlaat “ The present expansion in financial certainty. Every corner of New troubles in the last half of 1964, to ing. j ______aatf aathar a ( tha book, "Tara Ot Then?” la the paator's aermon topic naN arvtaba bead* art la tfc* Sunday at Ihe t:M snd I I a.m. Sayre Woada Baptist Church activity, unbroken since 1961, will Jersey is within three hours or less C om m m tm aenrfeelaba ImM laa> Ik a Collar,” w ii ba tha m e t irship aervicea. Sunday School Route t, Browntowa carry through 19G5, strengthening of three of the nation’s largesl A^M^CMatt{a|MMa|krMA apeaker. Ccrtaa aad feUoonhip boar Rev. Richard Jones, Pastor metropolitan areas: New York, wIM M o w the aentcc. Charch meeta al fcM and I I a.ig. Baby- still further New Jersey’s already care ia provided lor children under Sunday School meets at 9:49 wi'h healthy economic base," he con Newark and Philadelphia. One- a« «a ka a M M tada* tta three • yean - ol - a«e d u rin g Ihird of Ihe nation's population is SAVE HOURS OP HARD WORK "aa» aaaaataT gm m t y J* - n class for each member of the tinued. both aervicea. within overnight freight delivery auK "aa I ka*a I b n I yaa, (featja family; morning worship, I I a.m.; "In 1984 New Jersey set new rec­ SHOVELING SNOW USING THE evening gospel service, 6:45 p.m. from New Jersey. The expected - ‘ ■ i iiT P M lepflat Chare* ords in total hank assets, total de population explosion will create a m SSTnL£ 7 9 SSC m. Mid-week prayer and Bible Study posits, total savinps and total loans Male aad • D M II* . is held every Wednesday at t p.m. continuous supply of labor and the IITAOC «e*»att in hanks,” Mr. Ravlcs declared. emphasis on research and develop­ "tctaaca UpSSb tha Bible" la "On June 30, 19M, the latest date U iF - P M K U C O : lev. Bugaa* P Oregory, Pu t* Fourth Ml. Pllcaka ment facilities in New Jersey at­ cA^uen^. tha Utle o l a public Bible lecture Spiritual Chereh on which statewide figures have tracts skilled lnbor,” Mr. Boyles o> IB be Rlvea « J p.m. Sunday by A. Sunday School opeaa at t:30 a.m. been comnilrd. totnl hank assets said. •c^aei at fctS aja.'.M anriaa wor> Anderaon. Following, at 4.13 p.m. with daaaea lor every age. Morning Ha Shore Rd., Ualaa Beacb reached $11,990,000,000, an in- • 4 FORWARD SPEEDS! ■ h lf c M iM t f ll m b. OaM t atfrta- after a U-miaute intermiaaioa the worship aervice is at 10:45 a.m. Rev Katherine Millet. Patloi creasp of 7.28 per ccnt over the Mr. Bayles does not feel that the ter w il brtfca Rev. Joa*ph H*art- Wale Mower Bible atudy will coa- There ia a nuraery during Sunday Servicea are held oo Sunday am June 1963 figures.” I0G5 economy will l>e likely to suf­ • POWER REVERSE! beri.aa*c*tlv* a*cr*tary af tha tlnue a diacuaakxi bejtun laat week School and morning worship hours. rhursday eveninga al I o'clock fer from either inflation or reces­ Demand on 1 o a n s continued Choice of 6 h.p. Mew Je n e y Baptift Coaveatioa. A on the resurrect too. Baptist Youth Fellowship meets at md on Friday afternoon* at 7 p m sion. lie expects liberalizing effect aurwry l* provlcM during both 6 p.m. and evening service is at strong In the state, he pointed out, of the federal income tax cuts and or 3Vi h.p. models. aervice* aad cWUbea's church will P in t MathedM Church 7:30 p.m. The monthly bayshore with nn innrrnsc of $060,000,000 to Ihe expected cut in excise taxes fce beld at l l a.m. At 3:2S p.m. a 8 Charch St., Keaaabera area hymn sing wii! be held 9 p.m. Census Bureau Seeks a total of W.370,000,000 outstanding, lo counterbalance any restraining covered (Hah -(tipper will be held Rev. Newton W. Greiner, Mmlater at the New Monmouth Baptist a figure which represents an 11.58 influence of Ihe recent increase in In coaluactioa with the School of Sunday the pastor will preach at Church. Home Repair Data per crmt rise over the previous Ihe Federal Reserve discount rate. Miasioaa. , both the 9:49 and I I a.m. services. year. “ This Is evidence,” explained Bayview Presbyterian Churca At 8 p.m. in the educational build­ Information on expenditures for Mr. I3ayles, "of sustained business ing there will be a program on nar­ Clittwood Beacb residential alterations and repairs anti individual confidence in the - ! . f t . ia a M a 11'.. ■ • cotics and other related subject*. Rev. David i. Bucci. Pastor future development of the New Jer­ Ackerson, VanBuskirk will be collected from n number ., — Ualaa leach . ‘ . . The morning worship scrvice Is sey economy.’* & Elliott, Int. Rh M illl Relermvd Churfb of area families early in January, Rev. Harland M. Baxter, Paatoi Middle Rd. and Paate A n . at 11 a.m. on Sundays. A nursery Rank Deposits Up CHESTER BAUSIS is held during the scrvice for young according lo Director John G. Gib­ Come In Worship aervicea ir e held Sun­ H u h * Mr. Bayle.s, who is senior vice 3 E. Front- St. — 2 M -III6 day at 9:30 and I I a.m., a nursery Rev Theodore C Mullet, Pastor children; older children are to ac­ son of the Census Bureau’s region­ president of The National Commu­ Terms la provided at the 11 a.m. aervice. company their parents to church. Local Agonti lor Soon For On Sunday there will be Sunday al office in PhiladelpM i. The sur­ nity Rank, Teuncck, said that bank Church School ia h ’d < t»:M a.m. Church school meets at 0:30 a.m. deposits in New Jersey went up 7.25 HARTFORD FIRE Arranged School classes held (or all ages at 6 vey will be completed in about 10 Full Details! with claasea lor all a n a . Junior Youth :hoir meets at p.m. Youth per cent lo $10,780,000,000 on June INSURANCE GROUP M Y P will meet at • p.m. Sunday S:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m.; morning Fellowship at 7 p.m. Trustees will days and will be conducted locally and Senior M Y F will meet at 7:30 worship services, 9:30 and 11 a.m. meet at 7:30 p.m. and in 150 other'sample areas ol LIFE - AUTO P .n . . . ■ ' ■ ■ The pastor will have as his sermon the country. RARITAN GARAGE topic. “ Humility—A Virtue?” The It . Mary’a Epiacapai Church Items to be covered In the sur­ HOME OWNERS and G ainai MattadNi CbaMb Pilgrim Youth Fellowship will meet East Fraai St., Kejpon vey include painting, plumbing, SOUTII MAIN ST. — KEYPORT BUSINESS INSURANCE 2*4*381 I N r i I t , I n v a t in the educational wing ol the Rev. Henry A. Male, Rector roofing, flooring, and other related Rev. David Proper! church at 5:30 p.m. for a box aup- Sunday, morning prayer will be repair and replacement projects. Estnblishod 1925 : . Paator . per and program. The youth ad- nt 7:45 a.m.; Holy Communion, K Repair and replacement of heating vlaora will meet at S p.m. Sunday, the Youth Choir util (Inn a.m.; family service and church and air conditioning systems will school, 9:30 a.m. and Holy Com­ be covered also. Previous surveys at tha l : X a.m. aervice. The Sca­ Ceauaaakv Methedbt Chardi of this type indicate that Ameri­ lar Choir r i l l linn at the It : 45 a.m. CWwaad 1 munion and address, I I a.m. aervice. H ie paator will apeak coa- There will be Holy Communion cans spend between 111,000,000,000 Rev. Prank E. Sweetta. Miniate* and 112,000,000,000 annually tor the SHOP-RITE FROZEN cemlnc. "Who Thau Can Be lav­ Donald V . Shaaer, Aaeiataat Wednesday at t a.m. and Friday at 6:30 a.m. upkeep and Improvement of their ed?” There la a naraery la epera- On Sunday I a.m. there will be homes. duriag the IfctS a ja . aenrtce divine worship with the aermoa WAFFLES * or parent* who with to leave Temple Beth A ha Regional Director Gibson pointed tr. by the pastor and at I t a.m. Sun­ Ceaaervative out that all Information furnished to chlldim Tbt church school day School a w U with daaaea lor Chiquita to ta n it o n at 1:31 a.m. AO a rt the Cenaus Bureau is held la strict CALIDA or TATERHOUSI a ll agea. Rabbi Morrla L. Rubiasteia confidence under federal law and “ The Crowd” will ba tbe topic Caadle- lighting will beheld F ri­ cannot be used for investigation, POTATOES lor the Youth Service at 7 pja. A day at 4.20 p.m. Sabbath aervicea taxation, or regulation. The indi- 1 ftlai atrip wifl ba ahowa. AM Ptaab B. w ill be in Room K-2 ol the Strath­ vlduala and households who asaist BANANAS R*«. or OlnkU Cut t ea. Doaald W . Shsaar, Aaaistant more Elementary School at >:M the Bureau by replying to its ques­ p.m. Rabbi Rubinstein will preach tions are not identified in aay way Sunday at l : « a.m. there w ill be In Ita reporta. Their repilea go into divine worahip aad the sermoa by on "National God.” Bruce Korf will LC a m ftm a O a l chant the kiddush. M r. and Mra. tha Censua Bureau’s highspeed Mr.' Shaaer. The crusader choir electronic computers and emerge 1 2 * - 99c w ill siag; • :« a .a . Suaday School Stanley Korf will hoct th* Oneg Shabbat in honor of the Bar Mill- as useful statistical information. % with cuuae* for all i ww ‘ 10: vsh of their *on, Brace. B at. Richard A Waadea. M m from nuraery through II a.m., divine woraiuptH A feaklM Saturday morning aervicea will Support Dimas March SHOP-RITE TOP QUALITY LAMB SALE! to d a y School wiU be haM a t I be in the all • purpose room of the a.m. and worahip aervice, lfcM with tha aermon by the pastor. and chancel ~ ‘Th* chapel and chancel choirs ~ ‘Th* school at 10 a.m. Bruce Korf will Coinciding with the 1963 March REG. STYLE a.m., ia the Strathmore School, read from the Haftorah on the oc of Dimes campaign this month, 1 win ling. and there ia a su­ fr } Charch St., aad Lloyd Rd. Tha aer- casion of his Bar Mitivah. Rabbi the 421 Posts of the New Jersey moa will be "How To Think.” pervised nursery a v a i l a b l e F’HONE and Junior church is conducted Rubinstein's sermon will be “ Little American Legion will actively sup­ There la a aaperviaed nuraery dur- Things.” Robert Weinstein, presi­ port the nation • wide attack on i ’ I big the aervice. The annual congre­ for all children under 10. At I I a.m. dent, will 'jresent the copy of the such children cripplers as birth de­ gational meeting will be held at 7 second session of Sunday School Holy Scriptures and Mrs. Leonard fects, arthritis, infantile parniysis p.m. in the Strathmore School. will meet with classes for pre­ Green, Sisterhood president, will and post - polio, according to Steph­ L J school through third grade in tho Monmouth Reform Tempi* church house and 5:30 p.m., family present a Sabbath Prayer Book to an B, Lopes, Carneys Point, De­ Do It the painless way. Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Korf have in­ partment Commander. Dime M l Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbory night covered dish supper. The Phone anc( letthqm know Rabbi Richard F. Stcinhrinh vited the community to partake of boards will be set up in Legion Rev. Robert Wright of tho Belford the Kiddush after services. Posts throughout tho state to re­ they'ro appreciated. Sabbath Eve Family Services Methodist Church will be the guest w ill be held Friday evening at 8 ceive contributions front ' Legion­ speaker. The Rev. Mr. Wright 's IforgaavUle.Metnodlal Church naires and members of . the Le­ NEW JERSEY BELL p.m. This is one-half hour earlier fi;om Australia. .-; ■ Morganvillf than usual. ^Children whose birth­ gion’s Women’s Auxiliary. days occur during tha month.: of . t l J The Holmdel Church Rev. William N. Frantz, Pastor January w ill be called to the Bimah Rev. Thomas H. McNally Church services are held on Sun CHICKEN LIGS for a birthday 'blessing from the 1 . Minister ■ day at t a.m. and Sunday School rabbi. The title el Rabbi Stein- ' On,Sunday at 9:15 a.m. Sunday meeta at 10 a.m. / r brink’s story, aarmon w ill be “ Loy­ School w ill’be held and at 11 a.m. al Friend aM ltatM .SiRlt’^An worahip am| ta*non; ^ ?n e ,L M *« miARMIN'S CATERING Oneg Shabbat a ril follow tne aer- IWtier?* Sunday'evMlag, 7 p.m., p.m. ’ B r e a s t s L i v e r s the Youth Fdlowahip meeta at feU c Mce. T«nder lowship hall. P in t Spiritual Church SERVICE While Mo«t Young A Swost lb On Satundagrtht; nHgtouaachool Ol Dlvlae Reea w ill meet at I'a .ia . • ■ ■ 4 9 On Sunday the Rabbi’s Confirma­ H * Mato St., Belftrd REASONABLE RATES Ib. 5 9 < Ib. 6 9 c Ika Rtfana CaagrcgaUw Rev. Phoebe Dailey, Pastor tion Class *411 attend aervicea «t StraUawre Scbeet Complete Line of Foods the Red Bank Prabyterian Church. Rabbi Mordecal Schreiber Services are held Sunday at I p.m. and Tuesday at t p.m. 264-5142 or 566-9890 ■rowatowa Cemmaalty fbaarb Sabbath eve aervicea conducted by Rabbi Mordecal Schreiber will Klag Ol Kings Lutheran Charch Brewntown JJa le a . taada> Icbani be held this Friday evening, at 8:30 Route IS, l iewatewa V - Cherry Tree Farm Rd,, Weddings i ' Hous0 Parties All Affairs p.m. at the Strathmore Elementary Middletown Rev. Francla Captel, Pastor: Scjioql la the all-purpose room. The WHY Rev. C. Roger Burkins, Pastoi Sunday Scho Shabbat will be sponsored by COFFEE SALE to 10:43 n.mi arid the church ser Mr. and Mrs, Michael Alterirran. .Sunday School; 0:15 a.m. to 10:30 PAY vice is from U a.m.. until 13 The title of . Rabbi Schrclbcr’s ser­ a.m. Church Services 8 a.m.; 10:-ij CHASE S SANBORU >,c OH o'clock. Everyone, it cordially I* mon. will be*. "Yigdal — A Formu­ a.m. Serving Monmouth County for 18 Yearn. vlted to nttmid. lation of Faith." MAXWELL HOUSE Pentecustal Church MORE? ; Union and Sidney Ave., RUG., DRIP or Sit ex: Union Beach Mrs. Isabelle Wood, Pastor On Sunday there will be Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and morning worship, 11 a.m. Prayer time will CAMPBELL'S BEANS Spaghetti be held at 7:15 p.m. An evangelis­ tic meeting will be held at 7:45 TRAVEL AGENCY «c 27 E. Front S t.— Keyport p.m. Lutheran Church *1 Ihe 1 4 4 BROAD ST., RED B A N K Del Monte CHUNK UGHTTUNA 4 *1 Phonat 264-9663 or 264-2160 ' Go Wa alaan aad sal WIGS . , and ta l aaly tiia Aaaat In tha Wiq claas. ship, 10:30 a.m. SHOP-RITE 1 Wa ramova uawantad hair by Haalrolytls ikaH war* • Kaatra-Tliarai mathad (Fata, lafs and arrat) ft. Benedict** Charch IT COSTS NO MORE TO BOOK THROUGH US WHY 1-lb. 4 f PAY Par CaasaHatlaa Adi Par Mr. I«a — M***|ar cans | Bethany Rd., Holmdel MORE? HOUISt Man., Taas., tat. • « AM.ta t ».M. APPLESAUCE Re*. Edward P. Blaaka, Paalot 8 Thanday t AM . ta • PJd. VEGETABLE OH VEGETARIAN VEGETABLE M aim are htld Suaday at T. I, I M and I I a.m. and at U o'ekxb KEYPORT HARDWARE Emmanuel Aaatmbly Of Ged CAMPBELL S SOUP 8 $ 1 121 Palmer Ave., Kitansburg GALE'S COMPANY LIBBY OR BROADCAST Rov. Roy F. Arnesen, Pastor THE LARGEST VARIETY OP HARDWARE, TOOLS, Sunday services Include Sunday School, 0:45 a.m.; church services AND PAINT IN THIS AREA nnd children’s church, 11 a.m. DAILY DELIVERIES cans ^ I and ovenlng service 7 p.m. CORNED BEEF HASH ( THIMMMOM of This Church It to Sen* You . . . T LIVERWURST FRIENDLY p e o p l e in v it e y o u h e r ^ ? lire held ot 0:30 a.m. Sunday undn tho direction ol Arthur Hitter, au . r a n a a j^ . mu ORANGE porlntendent. Tho morning worship o r B O L O G N A SUNDAY. JANUARY 10 will be held nl 10:45 a.m. with ser nion by tho pnstor. A nursery serv JUICE CHURCH SERVICES ice la available. Communion serv YOU HAVE A DATE 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. Icea ar* held th* flral Sunday o qt. Cont. 29c every month. k39e FOR Reformed Church el Kaypert ‘WHIN THINGS 60 WRONG, W arrta St., Kaypert Rev. John H. Sharpe, Paator WHAT THEN?" PH «tt tfftd lv * through fJaturdny Nlghl, Jan, », IMS Sunday School, nuraery to high LUNCH school mectr at 9:30 a.m,; worship H o t r**pontlbl« lor typographical *rror«. W i marva the iHM H Im lt quiBtltl**,______iervlce» are held al 1:30 and 10:40 a.m. with a ■"essage by the paator. M n, John Roberts la organfat. Maranalha Raptlal Church YE COTTAGE • fc|wrrle*d Nurtary ter Chlldrta Under Three Veera. IM m del • Kcypiirt Nd, and • Church School al t i l l and II:M A.M. Hrnllli'v l.anr, Muriel INN Rev. Kenneth Jiigmird /N 141 W. PMOIMT *1. I’UBlor H ! lU J fiiiiy KEYPORT ^ Sunday Hclnml, with dnnse* fur all auei meets at 0:49 a.m. and OOOO NMD - OOOO ATMOgPIIKRK HAZLET •MrnliiH worship is at II a.rn. A M . N t- IM Ample r r ta P a t h l* ROUTE 36 auriMVtis available, livening serv­ i t u . ice will Iw held at 7 > in. llurtdcy, January 7, If41 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Pag* Sawn

W in|«i "Hinu" Satellites To Return LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEG AL NOTICE N i* e Committees Spartans 56-52 point Is 62.85 feet northerly from the spector and/or three Deputy Build­ ship of Matawan on Monday. January 1965, at eight o'clock, p.m.. prevail* Taa am fcaa ifc* hayslwM ar­ B y Popular demand, Ihe Mata­ Northerly line of Twilight Way as ing Inspectors. The Building Inspector 4. 1DC5, and passed uti first reading, ing time, and at any time and place wan First Aid and Rescue Squad measured along the said Westerly shall be the Zoning Officer and Is* ea, H. Seabrwfe Scbaaek, Key­ Hne of Woodmere Drive, running suing Officer for certificates of <>c- i and the same was then ordered tu t*e to which the said meeting may be For First Aid port, aad Al RMler. Matawaa, Over Edison Five has made arrangements for thence ( I) South 87 degrees, 3(1 min­ cupancy. The Inspector and Deputies puhUbh’jd ai'.cordini; to law. and (hat . (rom time to time adjourned, at played aa active part ferlaa the utes West 100 feet to a point; running such urdinanre shull be further con­ i which time and place a public hear* Madison Township High’s bas “ Rookie Brown and His Harlem shall bo appointed by Ihe Township At the first meeting of th* aew “tan” vlfdM* era abant fa Satellites” to return to Matawan thence (2) North 9 degrees 2d Park Legion Home, Northerly half of Lot No. 1449 and to an 11-0 lead at the start, which Hauser and Mr. M eislni, safety. Others tram K m a r t active at A Christmas gift was given to a all of Lots No. 1450 and No. 1451, All Cars Listed Are Priced Below Jan. 1965 Also Mr. Miller, Jama* Grabe, dal Haw ware C ttM l*aMaa lould have sufficed to make it an •lock 38, Section 1 on Map of “ Cliff- cystic fibrosis child snd a donation wood Beach, Matawan Township. Victor M errill and Mr, Crawford, (1ACC), RaaasU PaHag (2UM) all-the-way sure thing. But it did Monmouth County. N, J . ’1, which map not. The Maroon and Gold Eagles was sent to the National Jewish refreshments; Mr, Hauser.; Mr, Fi- aad Jae Jadaaa OAAQ). ;;jspltsl, Denver, Colo., for a holi­ la dated November, 1923 and has N.A.D.A. Official Used Car Guide Book Price* .rc I, James Lance and Mrs. Mes- ■ osed th e gap to 28-2.1 at halftime been filed in the Monmouth County and went out ahead 41-40 at the day party. Clerk’s Office on April 3, li»24, as *lna, miscellaneous collections Case No. 66/1. which Include The Wishing Well Plan Bowling Party th.ee-quarter mark. ’ The birthdays of Mrs. William Stock Lush, Mrs Frank Fltten, Mrs. Jo­ Being commonly known as 1450* and bubble banks, and Salyer Hugh- The score was 50-50 with less 1451 Woodmere Drive. Cllffwood No. a * ,; bulletin board. ■ : Final plans have been formulated than two minutes to go. Gary Van. seph Wisbeski and Mrs. Rathbun Beach, Matawan Township. derals and Jim Doran came . -re celebrated. Secret pais were The approximate amount or the 1844 '64 BUICK Electra 225 Convertible ...... $3795 . Farm MMiai Cm m r M m for the B ’nai B’rith bowling party revealed and new ones distributed judgment to be satisfied hy suld sale . A new committee was formed, to be held at the new Strathmore through with field goals at this Ik the sum of $!>,500.00 together with 1934 •63 VOLKSWAGEN 2-Dr. Sunroof ...... 1495 the building committee, headed by critical juncture to restore the Mad­ for the coming yea.. the costs of this sale. Lanes, Route 34, Matawan, on Sat­ Dinner was served by Mrs. Louis JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, Sheriff 1944 '61 TRIUMPH TR 3 Conv...... 1175 Mr. Phelan jr. He will be assisted ison lead. John Calmoneri heaved Dated Nov. 24, 1064 by Mr. Martin, president, Jonathan urday night, Jan. 23. Food and bev­ in a jumper for the Eagles to cut Blauth and Mrs. Joseph Wisbeski Heussiile, Cornwell. Mnusner & 1945 '60 T-BIRD Conv...... 1395 Hedglin, Frank Cordasco, Theodore erages will be served, and prizes the spread to tiro points. The and Christmas gifts distributed. Carotenuto, Attys. ym 102.40 1975 '59 BUICK LeSabre Estate Wagon, Air Cond...... 945 Splecker, Mr. Ahlers, Arthur Nix- will be awarded. Reservations arc Spartans lost the ball on a missed There will be a Pouvier meeting shot. The Ea les were overanxious, ‘61 PLYMOUTH Valiant 4-Dr. Sedan ...... 745 M and Lawrence Walker jr. being takun hy Mrs. M. Paris, in Trenton Jan. 17 with the Middle­ New Jersey State Department 1976 Mr. Sheldon and Richard Joycc however, with the seconds ticking sex County Salon as one ol the Of CJvll Service Examinations •58 BUICK Century 2-Dr. H.T...... 595 560-8315, or Mrs. N. Barnash, 566­ away. They fumbled in a weave! Announced closing dale for filing I984A will serve as delegates to the Mon­ hostesses. applications, January 20. l!)C.r>. For mouth County First Aid Association 0918. for the last shot and Vandorals; The next meeting the local applications, duties, nnd minimum 2004 ‘59 BUICK LeSabre 2-Dr, Sedan...... 695 broke for the Madison basket to qualifications, apply to Dcpurlmunt and their alternates will be Mr. Salon will be held Monday evening. of Civil Service, Stale House, Tren* 2 0 1 1 ’60 BUICK Electra 2-Dr. H.T...... 1345 Phellh ir. and Mr. Walker sr. Auxiliary To Meat sink a clincher with four seconds Feb. 15. left. Ion. New Jerffe,v\ 2014 '57 FORD 4 Dr. Sedan ...... 150 • President Martin, Captain Walk­ Open to citizens, 12 months res* Wayne Dopp rot Madison away idem in Mntavvnn Township. er jr. and First Lieutenant Arthur The Matawan Borough Auxiliary Columbian Auxiliary Assistant Huikting Inspector, Sal­ 1981A ‘61 BUICK Electra Conv...... 1745 Nixon will serve as delegates to of the Bayshorc Community Hospi­ to their first half bulge, but the ary. $2500 pur year (Full Time) and Edison defenses had him check- Welcomes New Members 11250 per year (Part Time). 2 0 2 0 '63 BUICK Spec. Conv. (Bucket Seats, 4 Speed)...... 1875 the New Jersey Stale Council o f tal will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. First Aid Squads, 11th District. reined a bit better in ths second J21 2023 '61 CHEV. Impala 2-Dr. H.T...... 1395 in the parish hall of the Trinity half. For a team that had attained Their alternates will be John Nixon, Three new members, Mrs. John AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN '60 CHEV. Impala 4-Dr. Sedan ...... 995 Mr. Sheldon and Mr. Ahlers. Episcopal Church, Main St., Mata­ t" high ranking, the Eagles made L. Kraft, 4 Ferland Lane, Mrs. ORDINANCE ENTITLED “AN OR­ 2024 an unhappy showing from the foul Charles Brew, 75 Ivy Way, and DINAN CE L IM IT IN G AND HE- 2049 '62 CHEV. Impala 2-Dr. H.T...... 1545 Mr, Walker jr. and Arthur Nixon wan, instead of the regularly sched­ line, garnering only four free STR1CTING TO SPECIFIED DIST­ will serve at co-chairmen of civil uled sccond Monday evening meet­ Mrs. H. Richard Schwartz, 13 Es­ RICTS OR ZONES AND REGULAT­ 2052 ’63 BUICK Skylark Spt. Cpe...... 2195 throws in 14 shots from the foul sie Dr., Matawan, were introduced ING THEHEIN BUILDING AND defense and their alternates will be ing. New' members are invited lo line. John Nixon and Mr. Sheldon. at the annual Christmas dinner STRUCTURES ACCORDING TO 2055 '63 BUICK Special 2-Dr. Sed...... 1675 attend. The Spartans will be on the road THE CONSTRUCTION AND THE party of the Columbian Auxiliary NATURE AND EXTENT OF THE 2047 A '58 BUICK Special Est. W ag...... 495 in the coming week, at Princeton of the Cardinal Newman Council USE OP LAND: PROVIDING FOR High tomorrow and at Wood- 5324 of the Knights of Columbus*, THE ADMINISTRATION AND EN­ 2057 '62 BUICK Electra 4-©r. Sed...... 2195 bridge Tuesday. Matawan. FORCEMENT OF THE PROVI­ E tfliM (52) Madison Township SIONS OF THE ORDINANCE: ES­ For Your Shopping Convenience (S«) Gifts were exchanged. Mrs. TABLISHING A HOARD OF AD­ O F F G F P Frank Matuch was chairman. JUSTMENT. AND FIXING PEN­ MANY LOWER PRICED CARS AVAILABLE Godwin 6 0 10 Dopp D 0 18 The next meeting will be held ALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS IN THE Calmoneri 7 0 M Vnndernls 5 5 15 TOWNSHIP OF MATAWAN'* Scordlnnky 5 3 13 Dorari 3 1 11 Thursday evening, Jan. 28, at 8 BE IT ORDAINED b.v the Town­ Bahring 1 1 3 Masker 2 0 4 p.m. in the home of Mrs. James ship Committee of the Township of . . . WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT Shroba ft 0 10 Brlrkley O il Vena, 54 Lower Main St., Matawan. Matawan, ns follow*: FeruIJo 1 0 2 McCullfon 3 1 1. That an Ordinance entitled “ An Light 0 0 0 Ordinance Limiting and Restricting LEGAL NOTICE to Specified Districts or Zones and 24 4 12 24 3 SS Regulating Therein lluildliiK and Scorn by period*: . 3*275 Structures AcconlliiR to the Con­ Edison 0 H IH tl—aa SHERIFF'S SALK struction and the Nature and Extent Madison Ttvp, : 15 1*1 12 10—30 Sl/PBMOR COUNT of the Use ol Land: Providing for the OF’ N EW JE R S E Y AdinmiKtratlun and enforcement of STRAUB MOTORS, me CHANCEltY DIVISION the Provisions of the Ordinance: E s ­ Aiders' Yule Party MONMOUTH COUNTY tablishing a Bonn! of Adjustment, Docket No. F-413l)-o;i and Fixing Penalties for Violations in Authorized Buick - Opel Dealer THE MONMOUTH COUNTY NA the Township of Mntawiin," be The Matawan Township First1 TIO NAL BANK, n banking corp. etc.. amended as follows: O F M ATAW AN Aid and Rescue Squad held their Plaintiff vs: DONALD J. LAMBENT, Section 15. KT AL., Defendants GENERAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE Hiway 35 & Bedle Rd., Keyport annual Children’s .Christmas Party Dy virtue of an Allas writ of execu­ (U) Zoning Officer at Squad headquarters in Cllffwood. tion in the above stated octlnn to me The provisions of this ordinance Santa Claus portrayed by squad directed, I shall expose for sale at shall be resolved hy the Building In- public vendue, at the Court llmn-o in Now OPEN Sundays member Albert Joaquin arrived on the Borough of Freehold, County uf . 8:30 A.M. to 1:30 P.M. the back of an ambulance and dis­ Monmouth. New Jersey, on Monday pensed gifts to the more than 70 the 1st day of February, 1055. at 2 o’clock. P. M. Prevailing Time. 126 MAIN STREET MATAWAN children present. The children were All the following tract or parcel Of then served cookies, ice crcom and land and the premises hereinafter other party food by members of the particularly described, .situated, lying nnd being In the Township of Mat- Ladies Auxiliary. - iiwiin, in the County nf Monmouth and Stale of New Jersey; B E G IN N IN G at a point on the west­ When It’s Cold Outside Come To The erly line of Woodmere Drive, which

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Ensy lo opor- ato with (our opoods for- 40,000 thrifty people who tine Shadow wnrd plus powor rovorst), Man's Quality f Lawn to Save willi Safety ... nt lliglu;8l Sport Coots l)ivi » n i - Al *t Va PW C f HY, 35 — HOLMDEL 37 W, FRONT STREET, KEYPORT (bMwftftn Hflilat And • LONO fIFt Al Id I f> OAHlIJfiM • MfJlMOri. • MIMiLtlOWH SHOPPING CCNIER . . . and Many More Needad Ittm i Too Numaroui To Mantlonl MltifJUlewii) % f b f t THE MATAWAN JOuKNAL, N. J. Thursday, January 7. I9 M Battling To Extend Those O".* amc Win Sireaks Matawan In Favored “B” Position As Matawan 76-75 In Two I L O O IC IN G Lavo^f Ends: Raritan Loses Bauman | I T O V E R OTs Over Middletown Baskclball competition gets back in hoJiday tournres, out Matawan IH to normal in local schools on all and Raritan will be starting a “ sec­ fronts this v,:^k after a hol;day ond" season. IT’S NOT SUCH GOOD NEWS season layoff from regular season The Huskies h .ve little about that two graduates Keyport High M i IjpniM 4m I M i y oo Safa loafing Court* competition. Keyport and M:H?son which to be concerned as they re are out of college basketball for th t Umm a m cr rt n n ia • tm - O ff*r*d In Holmdal Township did keep the ball rolling sume Shore Conference, North " B ’ this season, Dennis Frase at Loyola ' H » Maroon between Christmas and New’Year’s play, The Maroon and Steel faces of New Ur!?ans and Tom Gevas at > recover*d all (he Parsons. Frase dropped basketball The Holmdel Township Recrea­ Southern Freehold at home tomor­ _ )ki m vtn prt- row and Henry Hudson at home at Loyola on advice of Ihe team tion Commission, in cooperation trainer and the team p'vvsician. He CkritlMM anMing by Chriitln with tbe U.S. Coast Guard Aux­ [Insets Tighten Tuesday. The Rebels of Howell • ra tte n a a i h n i M • powerful Township have not even come close did not acconoany the Loyola team iliary 13, will present a 10-week north when they c: me this we^k to a M t a t o (or both Short Confer course in Basic Seamanship and to winning a basketball game this apci ‘‘B " and Central Jm e y , season, so the Huskies should vault play FordV.m and St. John's. Safe Boathandlir.g. This course will CYO League Racc Frase docs a nurajcr of pushups in O r a * II, hoaon. Middletown, in be aivca at the Indiaii Hill School over them. As for Henry Hudson, ftvm a, Nlfarad a aorry lou ol the gym each day to condition his off Hetodd - Keyport Rd. at I p.m. Coach Al Buehlcr’s St. Ann’s if the Admirals have regained the • pshots in basketball, but this is "laea” u a O m p IV school, «p*- it ir tia f in late January. The course five scored a major upset in Mon­ services of the injured Art Smith, CiaHy aftw k a r t * m the Caaey the limit of his athleitc activity this is desigaed for family participa­ mouth County CYO, Northern Di­ they could be troub'c for Matawan school year. The Union Beach boy laviutioaal tomanwat Atria* the tion; all members of a family being vision, basketball tbis past week­ Tuesday. Charlie Canty, Billy Hen­ must put on weight. It is freely ad- laliday n a n , , eligible under the one fee which end when they upended St. Janies, dricks and Dan Curtis lead a good mi d in the Loyola camp that it Ik e HuaUa* accompilahtd their includes books and other material. Red Bnnk, 43-40. Th consensus running game for the Admirals. The following subjects will be was that the Kid Ban.* team would was never intended to bring Frase t.at by vctiatility ia meeting pliy- Matawan must win these two to on f.>r varsiy use this season. He : laa eoMilioni. When the Lions ihift- covered: Seamanship, knots and run away with the league cham­ make up for lost ground in the one- splices, aids to navigation, moor, pionship this vear. But now a wide will be expected to move in next ad to aa ail . court preai late in point open game encounter with year when graduation will have the fla w , the Matawaa players lag and docking, anchoring, rules open race is in prospect with the Shore Regional, leader in North of the road, responsibility as a Keansburgers leading the proces- tak..i its toll of the taller players lamed Ihe preu back on their op- “ 13" Conference standings. on the varsity squad from New Or­ aoawita by tending three of the top boatman si n at this writing. The holiday season brought little The subjects are essential for leans. As for Gevas. a twisted back ; Middletown caxen out of the game The St. Ann’s victory inspired joy, teamwise, to the Raritan Rock­ muscle has put him on the side­ by Uw lersonal foul route. safe boat operations. Anyone in toach Sid Christianson’s St. Jo­ ets. Athletic Director Don C/.ok terested should contact Pat Posada lines of Parsons, at Fairfield, Ia., - The Marooa „nd Steel alao show- seph’s, Keyport, team to an "if St, was announcing Monday that Wait this season. Gevas kept going with ad the more -ady nervei when jr., 214-3711 or Commander Joseph Ann’s can do it, we c;.n” approach Bauman, high scorer for the Green Bell at 071-1115. the jayvees for a while until the Ike name hung ia the balance from to their ;*ame with the powerful und Gray basketball team to date, muscular woe became too painful. the foullinu la the overtimes. Ron Red Bankers Jan. (i at the St. was lost to the squad on physician’s * • • Oerhifaen was the Matawan player James court. The Keyport team orders. Just how long Bauman will SOMETHING BETTER is Mat- a te aoored the decisive points but Raritan Defeats worked up to this one by taJting be out of athletic activity remains awan's Geonie Morrell rounding , ke m i loioad by Frankie D'apolito, the measure of St. Catherine’s, to be seen. It can well be his ser­ ack to the form which will per­ " i Hamilton and Hal Pen e as the Hast Keansburg, GO-36 in the past vices as a veteran pitcher for the mit him to try out for the Clem- for Coach Bruce. Mac- Keyport 51-41 week. baseball team next spring will son College (S.C.) baseball team. I'a five who withstood the The lot of Coach Frank Ryan’s nlso be lost. Thj Rockets lack It might seem a bit previous to ! when it waa the more in- Raritan Township High continued Holy Family, Union Beach, team height, so the loss of Bauman re­ be tar ’ g about scmeone report* Faaae did aa outstanding Its dominance over Keyport in 'c m c an unhapnv one as St. moves a reboun.or as well as a ing for a baseball ?am just now fakoundina lob to cut off follow sports ‘his school year when the Mary’s, Now Monmouth, beat them good outside shot. but Clemson will be playing base­ . ahoti by Middletown when he came Rockets baskelballers racked up out 45-35. Coach Joe Mr.’.jsh, St. The dispirited charges of Coach ball by the end of February, the keck into tha contest in Ihe over-, the Red Raider five 51-41 in the Mary's, came around with a team Leroy Kelly are slated to taks on climate betas a bit more open in time. Ha had been yanked with Green and Gray's gym Tuesday. of six-foot-and-up players that could Henry Hudson at the Admirals gym South Carolina, When Morrell four personals on him early. The victory put the Rockets at 2­ keep the ball out of reach of the tomorrow and powerful Manasqunn was home for Christmas vaca­ Trailed la Early State* 3 on tho season and at the .500 Jc..s enlongated Benchers. at home Tuesday. Manasquan tion, he had lost the gimp in his Matawan trailed . in the early mark in Shore Conference "R " Another Upset , Coach Dock Nine can send a starl­ lei* which had persisted as an ata^es of the game and it was u North standings. If the charges of ’ h - riding Middlelowners at tor in (he "15” race by iiji.setlfnj: Si. [.(.o’s, L ih.tuII, a team ui non- ; i:r;ur', in H! ? KoS wan. If he plays baseball this hairtime. In the third quarter. Bun Henry Hudson tomorrow and Man- vnihity Christian Brotiiers Acade­ jets. And. there js a good chan: spring at Clemson with j o . .ore Hamilton, D’Apollto and Ron Mesar asquan Tuesday. Karitan and Keyport, nficr a run of early season the shot above in which Raritan’s Itinkic Moriarty my players, is next on t j li.^t lot ! Riley Armstrong may be available. trouble, he will bo a ,)rimc pros- Combined to outrush and outslioot Binklo. Moriarty was the "hot defeats, got u win under their belts before they came (No. 10) is shoving in an overhander past the de­ j lloly Family, ihe game is at Syca- ' Armstrong, the Squan iumpiiv- pert for Jersey Shore League the Lions enough to edge Matawan I'.nnd" in the Rockets vlctorv. pop- together at the Rockets gym Tuesday before a ca­ fensive rcach of Keyport’s mil Geiger (No. 11). Ihe I iiioie Dr. .school iunij;ht. Alter tin.' ; jack und:,r the hoards, has been play in these parts neM summer. Into a 50-48 lead going into the final shooting with a softha-.ded accura- pacity crowd. Victory in their fierce rivalry meant Rockets’ Dave ilymnn (No. 11) Is up after the re* encounier with St, Jiiines, St. Jo j out with injurv. 1 As for a return to football, that is quarter and put the crowd in an c/ on approach shots to tho board (he winner would have a chance to make somt'ihiiij* bound. Olher players to be seen are Norm limka seph’*; will next se<* action at New Kevport plays Rumson at Rari­ something much more on the in­ uproar. 1 But before Moriarty could get out of what had started out as a most unpromising (No. 13) and Jim Welch (No. 33) for Raritan, and Moiimoiitii when they t:.ke on Si. tan High tomorrow night urd Shore definite side. At Uornson 'here But Middletown players did not ;eliag, it was a neivcomer lo (he season. <*reg Semen/a (No. 23), Hilly Kell (No. I I) and H ill Mary’s Sunday evi*nin;!. 'I'ojiight Regional away Tuesday. 'Hie Keys ! are sn /»anv good ones in football arc m) (;t down that anything th y cave in under the surprise of the Rockets varsity, 6 ft. 1 in. Fred The action was accordingly spirited as evidenced hy Kohlbeckcr (No. 15) for the Keys. will alio st.-o St. l.eo’s playin;; St. ; that Murrell will probably he Matawan onrush. With steady prcs- i'pencer, who scored 10 of the Ann’s at Ki’a:v-burg in a game do is a elu'ne-* to gain. Things; could I kept in bas;*ball. But with tho sure from their all-court press, .Tim Green and Gray’s first 11 points, whirl) roiHd 'ne.;n <*l:inin; tion from ‘ hardly be worse with them. Tie.* : bonuses and salaries rlu.t are b^r- Harprave, Dixie Abdcila and Phil to keep the Red and White from varsity, holding on for thn first soy S h n r e Parochial I.crv.ue tin: Ira;',ue i :u:e i‘ir ihe I llu ha> laldled their ranks and left ing passed oul in pro football Milland pulled Coach Dave Wirth’s making a runaway of the game at quarter as the Rarilim iayvees hit I rhrtmpionsiiip. Si. .In , • , Im'I ti* fiora i "i the:- • i:; a Mroag team back into a lead which stood the star'. f r seven oul of oigh? foul shots. ! 'II; it (!rfi’.Uin;’, it . C;t: h. im:. '.-, hi temptation for a ietlee.v to risk it at 07-64 with 1:21 left to play. Mat- The Keyport Mycojr’:; w- e buiiinl ; C-fUDMH;':,. 11.1 b, van e o! ' oe U';rn :u.-: on the a bit i’i '.he cnlk -v gain:.'. Clem- The Keys used a "pumping" 27-13 ;it halfrime, n^vor truly nu'l- ! w.i-; -:n ;:iran aci-:■ .-lit :i;- awnn, by then, had lost Mesar on Tame, set shooting from the out­ : ha'lVni-*. !>y : divi-vm ot I;;­ • al.’1! KM:', ri.'.wt. Cou.;- r.nn is «i school whirls has a hi^h- i/t/c back into the ,!me aaai/M As- i (•'.•ah-'K.vo lr/ 1}'!* 1,’Cl tf;r Sp:::t:: , fouls. side in the expectation of making SKCrifc PA ROCKS/ lv>r, Hifiv .ci:t,u ; {'.)•: ni;' t !;»<: hr'.s a .ny.'lerv" :rans:er he . record of piarw;; .-nt of its gnd- sislanl Coach Ron Truex’s pbvers. j ti’ani m.idt1 the r-i 1 sive (hiving, I);-':!; eapiiiiin:’ has ive:i !n>!ding back uho can men in the pro ;-,anit4. Bi;n Hamilton had (our fouls on use of their overall height advan­ Haritnn Twp. (31) llttypnrt ( II) llie Ki:i;!,hl tif C!o!uinl‘,us ha';ki-!l> ;ii ; the rehounds o;f the bo;;;.!'; and helt» the io *rn greatly, hut this him, too, but he not off one great tage under the basket. But it did r. i- l* r. I' i* lourney. S: .lamc.s, R H liank. -.-.vm play before the fifth was called to rot work out that way for the Red N.IUitkn 2 0 4 Riiihop 0 0 0 i Joim Cahill putting up a sharp de­ boy will not become eligible until Spcnccr 4 2 10 P.Hurkc 4 0 u il over Star cf the Si-a, Lon): fensive game, the Keyporters ctime send him to the showers. He work­ Raiders repeatedly failed to check St. Joseph’s School, Kcynori, ap­ after mid-term exams. 26*1i|>li'9 (10) St. Aiiiifj (21) all right for the St. James setto. placement. Corrects Deficiency ii K r <: f p Madison Township’s Spartans, a IB 15 51 17 7 41 St. Mary’s, New Monmouth, for the T.r.aCoute 6 3 IS Garrison 1 0 2 Mike Fanning’s work under the fair to middlin’s club that seems This rebounding was a deficiency lew* hy iMrUii; league leadership at th time. The Ila.spel I 0 2 lluvslon 2 2 S boards drew Holy Family up from RariUn Twp. 9 IS 12 17-51 certain to make that .500 percent­ Then it was )uat • acreamlag that Coach Kelly corrected in the team coached by George Marsh Jfm Flynn 8 5 17 l,ntiRhr.in 0 1 L an early dcficit to a 23-23 halftime natch for the aoecistors w Ike iatennlaaJon with the Rockets, Mr Kfljport I 7 IS 13—41 Schuutcr 1 0 2 Gtltcn 2 1 5 age by the end of this month to NOW THRU TUES. KtiHtl IV (II) Kcrtort JV 111) and Bob Symonda is due to take ZeiKler 10 2 Peroccl 10 1 tie against St. Mary’s. But in the j*et themselves Group IV state ia the first half Spencer waa largely o r r e r r a lead wobbled back and forth. Lyaa on Kevport Grammar School in a P Ijingo I 0 2 Ilullwliikle 0 4 4 second half, tht tall young men tournament berth, can. i . 1 2 Davenport pot the Uoaa away to BatUiUft I • 10 C.Kennedy 2 1 4 O'Donnell 0 0 0 McNee 0 1 1 left to do the Raritan rebounding HiUam t i l Biechioldk O O O non-league tilt at the Keyport High from the New lonmouth parish their record playi a good Mart la Ike overtiaw with ‘ Up from tbe jayveee, he Clark 0 0 0 R.Coicman 1 4 0 t^)Sa0io 3 I 7 gym this afternoon. This is a re­ t.uens 0 0 0 . worker * ,skM'-do'.yn that High tomorrow ai . ■OF THE two free throws, but Geriufsea Improviag execution of bia Carroll 4 1 9 Kills 1 0 2 turn game. St. Joseph's won the Ilunl , . I Hi,.*-,liif? tffectivo it con tinea Union Beach M M t • • J.Hamillon fl 0 10 Tuesdny. Neither the Little Tigers tame back aa Ika naa sail naeto He under tke baaket. Moriarty first encounter with the Keyport scoring to three foul shots in the cialiy impressive in the Enc«lmMl 1 • 2/H.Williams 3 0 • 9 14 l ?40 € 0 21 nor the Barrons have been anything Il a gala. Harpm * aiade a ta il, bat Craipnmr ftvei ‘ Scom by , • third quarter. The Melosh forces to write home about so far this sea* Pease content wtk carter M at­ akota ea the offensive. . * game that was looked upon in St. Joseph’s I I IS 12—40 loosened up a bit in the final per­ son and Coach Reeve Tracy’s boys a ia . . Tha Keys hihire to net better re- J.VUIM «0 0 advance as a dire teat of strength St. Axnes 4 6 3 8-21 iod, but had the game under con­ I^Mnag M i l St. Ann'i (37) Bl. Catherine's should be favorites in both A mighty roar m t ap from tke aaka from their height advantage pro/ed nothing of the sort at the (4«) trol with their height by then. Btuidtnga games, 3" •jn - MA Middle1 -wa aactna wfcaa Hargrave licht be. 14 S 81 old Leonardo High gym Sunday r p r. r p Dorsey 9 8 L MMTM MNSOHOFrS PHOOUCTWd dumped a bMtaT aear Ika aad cip&sstisjff into when St. Joseph's took St. Agnes, 3 20 Miller 6 ID Sf. Ann'a ' ' i t , Ike Roeketo gym. Coack B ill Doug­ Beatty 4 l 0 Lyona 0 2 ;.*»•• i , 3 - 0 af tha first om ttaa. Wksa D*Apo- Atlantic Highlands, into camp 40­ Aeconzo 1 2 S St. Mary’i' 4 ' 1 Mto waat to tke tad Uae aad daakad las, RRS. laSe shifty drivt-in aad ,21. $t. Agnfs hungj on in a low- McHride 0 2 2 l.nwuon 0 10 St. I^eo'a 3 1 St. Jamea 3 1 GwjaAi^Rtws • DooSas two, withoat a ja H a aad Ika place cvt-ia. a m , ao the "awnpinaP scoritig g i m ' for the first half, Cappadona 0 Itoss 0 6 St. Joseph’* a aam e.hea'lB ke the K H S anawSr. trailing only 13-10. But when Tony Albc 0 Applegate 0 3 2 la a fonneat, Hitawaa aatrotrad Flynn 0 Holy Cross 2 2 m tm m u m u im •w MiddMowa aacHoai. It « u I le t tke K e n oatalde set shot ace, La Conte, St. Joseph’s scoring star, Elscninnnn 0 lloly Family i a SI. Agnus 0 2 aecond ovsrthwa. B ill Ball, had aa off night aad ao NKN SCHOOL returned to the contest in the third Ilobln.son 2 St. Anthony’s C 3 ■ E m i u f Davenport a*Ma pot the Uoaa did thoee Keyport players who quarter, the team frcm Keyport Paris 0 St. Catherine’s 0 4 NOW THRU TUES. « «re supposed to be a peat under pulled away easily. La Conte saok Wilson 0 Hm u Nw B 'a ll to a gaod atart akk quarter Smith 0 HI. Joseph'* (M) 81. Catherine’s co u rt ahot, bat M iddle Iowa ckseri tbe baaket lo battle for rebounda CONFERENCE four baskets in a row to break the “ -m2 u 0i »■.— I I I 10 9 37 17 10 44 (36) it. game wide -Ten. O F I* G F P raed to groaaa whea ke fouled out St. Ann's 5 12 13 7—37 SAT. MAT. Another department in which the the Jun­ While La Conte was languishing It.Pease 5 0 10 Manfrcdi 2 10 a few aeeoada lattr. Oerlufaen Play opened in Bayshore St. Catherine’* 9 17 2 16-44 J.DuBois 1 0 2 Hughes 3 11 f U M M B aude but aae oi a aaeand-oae, so Rockets showed marked improve­ ior High School Conference for an­ on the bench in the first half from H.Slrang 8 1 17 Spnfford KIDDIE SHOW AT 2 P.M. Mlddletowa cheers rose aaew. Mil­ ment, was ia reducing the fouling other season this week. The league mn upset stomach, it was Jimmy Lead Exfended In JohnCnhil! 4 0 « Haines 4 u v m s s land dunked oaa '. tbe Lioas were on defensive play. The Rockets will consist of six teams this year, Flynn who was peppering the VtcNamnrn 1 0 2 Chris'pher 1 1 "SPY IN THE SKY" D.O’Brien 1 1 a Gallo 0 0 ahead by two. Bat Oerlufaen drove committed only 12 fouls. The Keys Keansburg, the defending champs; boards to keep St. Joseph’s in the Commercial Pin Loop Hire 0 0 Murphy O 0 for a bucket, m e foaled, made the bad 21 Infraction and the Green Union Beach; Keyport; Marlboro van. Sullivan Herr 0 0 CARTOONS GALORE foul -,A it waa Matawan, 7*71 as and Gray cashed In on IS. Central and two teams from Mid­ To PJay lloly Family Bill Freiwald of Stultz’s Oil hit Pnnrirjlfu 0 2 Mr Hrlde 1 U 2 Ihe root heaved under the uproar. M Keys Beat Lead dletown, Thorne School and Thomp­ St. Joseph’s takes on Holy I-ami- games jf 219-222-212 to capture in­ Dodds 0 0 0 At the buzzer, Hargrave got off At the start It looked as If the son School. ly, Union Ueuch, a team of paro­ dividual honors with high series T.Marsh Wallcr-Reade Sterling a shot. It hit tht rim, hut toppled KHS outside shooting would have Marlboro again is trying the ex­ chial toys resident in the borough score of 1553 in the Airport Plaza 2W : r*o away on the right aide for Matawan an ' W night. Bell and Bill Kohl- periment of playinf; in two leagues, who are attending schools outside Commercial Bowling League. Rich­ St'tirt1 liy i|iiarlrrs: and the biggest jpset of the eeaaon becker both rimmed the cords the Blue and Gold League of the the Holy Family district until the ard Hauslcr of Pd Pcnnetti Roof­ St. Josf-ph'K II 14 12 :13-60 to date had beea accomplished. niceiy on deep court sets. But Spen­ Freehold Regional district Rram- parish school is built. As a first ing also shared the spotlight with St. CaUicrmu’s ir> ia 4 4—ao There was a fierce storming time, Holy I'ninily (3?i) St. Mar>*s (45) cer gathered In two rebounds for mar schools and in the Bayshure year tcan., their lot is not a happy high game of 250. Kahle and Mc­ (; f i» o r i» aa Davenport, especially, protested crips and brought the Rockets Conference. Coach Joe Bouchard one, as evidenced by the 22-ti drub­ Farland with 3G wins and 12 losses Fanning 7 fl 22 Carton 0 4 10 K E Y P O K l Ms ejectioa from the game at the ahead a first time S-4. Bill Geiger bing they took from St. Catherine's, is in first placc by two full games I'.MeD’uKh 0 0 0 Clark 4 2 10 has two teams, one of seventh grad­ K.Lt'w’hki 3 2 3 Poicluss 1 2 4 critical Juacture. Abdeila and Billy flipV'cd In a crossover shjt snd Bell ers being conditioned in the Day- East Keansburg, Sunday. The over Donato Construction, 34-14. lliccardt 0 o o Mcr.uire 5 0 lu Kahlkof alao had gtae out and Mid­ a long onehander. Then Geiger shore League this year to build Marsh-Symonds players do not an­ Shore Point Esso is a close third, Russo 1 I 3 IJeSlinon 1 3 A dletown faaa scored the officiating made a foul to give Xevnort their them up to being a championship ticipate any trouble with the 33-15; with Tom's Ford in fourth, VoiiHodeeli O 0 » PHONE 1H44U tkat had caused them this displea- Hneholt 0 0 0 best lead of the night M with two contender neat season. Marlboro Beachers, accordingly, b ‘ on Jan. 29-19. J. Flynn 0 0 0 aura withaat considering Matawan minutes left ia the first quarter. loat its Conference opener and I I they square off against St. Following in the standings are Ed had equally M Bua Hamiltoa aad Mary’s in the critical game of the 12 11 33 17 11 45 NOW THRU SAT. EVE Spencer kept holding the Rockets next w ill play in the Bayshore Pennetti Roofing, 26-22; M.T.T. 8cor* by quarter*: Mesar. la. H i aaak a free throw, then gar- season. St. Mary's slapped down a and Airport Liquors, 24*25; Stultz’s Shorts 7:10 - «:07 The Matawaa Jawaee war* ao league at Union Beach tomorrow. Holy Family 10 13 3 &—35 F.ffturo 7:25 - 9:24 aired a pan-in for another jump Keypr rt and Thorne School were powerful St. Ann's, Keansburg, five Oil Service, Magnolia Inn nnd Cer- St. Mary’fl 15 S » J4—43 match for tha MiddMowa seconds Sunday 48-3t in a f- show of shot. Dan McDouaal finally brought due to open activity this week with liones Greenhouses, 23-25; De­ M A D , M A D , aad received a sound thumping, 43- strength. The league landings now WT h u BSSR------another Raritan name into the scor­ a game at Thorne School Tuesday. laney's Coffee Shop, 21-27; Airport Men of the Marine Corps Cere­ DORIS DAY — In SI. ing list when he dunked a free are: Plaza Lancs, WVt-WVi', Crates Bev­ monial Guard Company were as­ In tha varsity CMteet. Ihe Hus­ Keansburg was si-.tod for a con­ staneiass throw to tie the score at the end test at Thompson School today. W L erages, 10-20; Ruffino Wines, 18!/j- signed to guard the famous por- “ S E N D M E M A D , M A D , kies made t t aut sf U Jeul shots of tke first quarter. St. Jo*eph'a 3 0 2f)l/£; Houde Glass, 18-30; and Knoll- irait of Mona Lisa when the paint­ while Ihe Lions duaked » out of The coaches in this league this Keyport went ahead a ast time yeir, in addition to Marlboro’s St, Mary's 3 0 croft Sweet Shop, M-3L ing was displayed in the United I I The victory put Matawan at 3-1 St. Anna 2 1 States, WOULD” an ihe eeaaon and appeared to as- at the start of the second period. Bouchard, are Dick Albert nt St. Allies 2 1 Harold Hopson of Kahle and Mc­ NO FLOWERS” Greg Semenia worked a drive-in Keansburg; Fred Cooke at Union OLl’H 1 2 Farland also lopped Ihe 600 series ture them they would have little St. Cntlicrine’f ] 2 During 11)04, members of the U.S. trouble making the .Ml wln-iosa for a layup from the side. But Beach; Jim Zdaniewicz at Kcy- MoJy Knfully 0 3 mark with f»02. Other high gumes Spencer waa taking another t> port; Dave Reid at Tiorne School wen* rolled by Ed Ledja, 22.r>; Joe Coast Guard were responsible for Kiddio Show percentage required for atale tour­ Holy Cro&B 0 3 K-aving nearly 3000 lives and resrue nament play. hound for a crip to tie it anew at and Fred Gernsback at Thompson During Ihe holldiv period, St. Jo­ Caiicchio, 222; and Hans Gros, 221. 11-all. This did up Spencer’s scor­ School. Coach Gernsback has been Also joining the 200 Club were nob of ships and cargo valued at more Sat. Mafinoe Matawaa (IS) MIMtttowa (II) seph’s took on the perennially than $2,100,01)11.(100, O F F O H * ing for the night. He was looso un­ coaching in ihe Conference for ov­ powerful St, Catherine's, Spring Bachman, 218; Jack Singer, 2M; Starting 2 P.M. >iar • • 10 Davenport ft 1 1? der the basket on a post for crips er a decade ami he developed n Norm Adubato, 213: Harold Hop­ iw.W’iun • • II Harirovt 0 4 22 Lake, tcain at the shore team’ii "Morgan & The Pirates" im.H’ton 7 i SB OrWln 3 0 § several times but the pass from number of the plnyors who have I'/urt. The Spring Lake school live son, 213; Frank Sinkleris, 212; ‘ " ‘ Bloxotn 0 0 0 downcourt never cnmo lo him. Ap­ converted Middletown Township proved a relatively soft touch [or Frank Schinvnno, 212: Walt Buch- Comedy and Cartoon JAMES GARNER Knihho/ I • S High Into a top • flight Group IV wald, 211; Lenny Walfsak, 211; . O'Krc/e 0 0 0 parently discouraged, he abandoned the Kcyporters, going down '12-2!) JULIE ANDREWS 3 II Mnllnnri 4 3 II Ihe cutting down court for Ihe poit basketball power, In an cycoponer to slioro school Frank Leo, 210; Otto Frb, 207-201; SUN. • MON. - TUES. Rooney # • 0 and his usefulness In tin Rocket Thorne School Is the pre-season basketball fans. 1'his was tho more Frank Schwarz, 207-200; Sal Vic- Conlinuom Sunday "AMERICANIZATION AMclln • ft 17 cause took a downdrop after that. favorite to Inko the league honors cusi, 204; Sam Poland, 200; nnd remarked at In that SI. Catherine's Brought B acIi By OF EMILY" ?fl It 75 Marlarty Mara this year, Cnach Albert reports '-is Is it source uf much of tho playing Ray Brennan, 200, Popular Requetf MHMl'inwn JV But as Spcncer dropped off, Mor- Keaosburg championship ten in was strength that Ims kept St. Rose, — C.. Mil — <«> cleared out by grndunllon lust The U.S. Marine Corps developed WIIKDAYS Of»N 6-30 - MOVIIS AI / 0) a larly cnmo on. He scored nine lleimar, in tho forefront of pflro- IUHDATJO**! -OTIM 1 JO -MOV'D A» 6 &> Mnlin* M'Mi oun D"•)ft; Klddla Show • Sat. 2:00 Box Offlc# Open 1:30 W, Batlon'a Up, m - m i P«i- Moiled Ills Nml Mitltlm mil lor lurnH/tillon N e rv ire lo siwwer #ny W in unnlnnl HI, Aftiics, Allmillt' I ci Camtmclloa, IM S; and Mott. MWkli iliieslloiM Hint leixirllng nllen* llighlmid*. In u gnmo which ihe I U « I N O t \ "EVILS OF FRANKENSTEIN" - Carioont - Pr!»i th U r m aad Harry1* Uaeari, The Keyport jayvew wfnt down iiilHhl hitvc rfftmriliiH Imiiilgrnllon coachci of the Ki vport lentn regard la about tbe n in e laihlvn as tho and nalurnlltfltion ina irs. •a Ihe prlmu icsl for thu North m - g w » y 7 , U I I 1H£ MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Paga N faf aoh m i ta tha a n t rabOMada fl w s M jkM r that aaaaaa ia • Raritan Y.C.’s You Con Put Your Trust In Super-Right” Quality M eats! j U c w i K V P h (p ,.) cotta... m ^CasdetoiiPlay i» m a r~ " 160th; Volk Tops I 9 m <■*»—. >liH— i aHiln l Raritsa Yacht Club. Perth Am­ Asdrn w boy. opened observance of tea WKh or BOTTOM-BONELESS tmOrnm (VI.)f OMi M w ia W year with aa “ ice bucket" regatta f Itamy la «fckh tha ______high avenue Sunday, in which there waa a dis­ Q i par a a t a l (laid asal ahwtlax tinct Matawaa flavor to the out­ t\fBBN M M lfc:C ottW B I|C Wfefcfc am racy. Ha ndad • m poiati Vi* m k(M W* la M p m Ha awla bad tha come, Scott Volk, Matawaa, m s W V I. of Commodore aad Mrs. W llliaat n pMIV4'0'k9fftKim/M0^pAtfMI'flW Volk sr., winning the (our • race M w li mi tkM jwr * r * t event, sailed ia M l. Dyer Dhow to K * * M I k r dm H m to . TH tha H nta la MMMaS The Raritan Club's centennial . flris «ch M n p illai te mdnd v k m m . 1 k m It a l ik a m i M M year has Volk sr., a Matawaa • * M i wUm m A r » a M M e­ achuil (acuity member, as its com- taM * fer Coach - Bill Bwtart sn a ssu -i a t t i n n o d k re, and Joe Neiner, aaother B a r 1 u m • m e n u lo a ra w Matawaner, in charge of aa anni­ BKt&niAS v e rs a ry racing progran, th st will 15*lb. *n t t i ■ i*«hiH ia act Aadraws’ oaly be the most ambitious ever under­ ROAST WMd-fapvlitM 1-%. (§ | M m tb * mmmer moatha taken by the Perth Amboy chib ia ha la amoard alky apaedboat all ita IN years. Neiner is lining WP m Mt nchw 4ri*ar if mown is can up several national sailing regat­ coaat radaa circlaa. But for his tas to be held in Perth Amboy wa­ rn m iltia t to Monmouth Collette fers this year in observance ot the tap«r-lll|M M H U tS M IIKET baahathal. ha would be siaiitiB* centennial. Raritan is the sixth old­ tha local aaMraae* ia the Orange est yacht club in the United Stales, RUMP or TOP SIRLOIN ROAST 851 Bowl tapatu at Miami th ii oominx its venerable distinction empha­ w atkairfAa it is. Andrews w ill be sizing the role that Perth Amboy CORNED BEEF « th* Coaveatioa Hall court haa played as a port o l entry CROSS RIB! ROAST “ «“« 791 Strsight Cuf. - A C K A C agalaat K iat'a Collaaa (N .Y.) Sat- since Colonial days. waur. Scott Volk, in winning the fee NONEHIGHEtl / T ib H M a|fiaa, home or nearby Dame* ia Bucket event in racing over a quar- Andrew* will be playing ter-mile course, with the contest­ SPARE RIBS K 39i I DUCKS S 395 (at Convention H ill) - Jan. 13. ants buffeted by 35-40 northerly |Po»k Shoulden) ^ Btoomfiatd College; II, Montclair winds and frigid spray, bested his IM . M VT, INtKCTIB — HO WATIR «DK» SHANK WHOLE ar SHANK State; » , New M il (N. Y ); 2J. own brother, Bill Volk jr., among Smoked Calm I "»'«»<»*«»• 1 32^ Nawark Collette of Engineering; H, others to fall to the wizardry of Filly CMtK—HS«p«r.fllgkt” I PORTION MALT— rULL CUT his sailsmamhip. Cwutd Ham M.«r. H E R M M n i Jersey City State. Th*a Long Island University, a Race Committee Chairman Nein­ loam to thair victor!** ovar Rut- powerful club, away oo Jan. N; er added spice to Sunday's pro­ SMOKED HAMS 35i 4 9 ; Grotind Roaad 1 9 £ gram by scheduling a water skiing rs of South Jaraay (IU I) aad Bloomfield, away, on Feb. II and K ce, New York, (9*-U) la tbe exhibition amoung the wintry wav­ Fresh Chlckaa Part*!- ttalian Saatago Jersey City State away Feb. H. es. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Hess, tot'rirey, .. ■ .. - ; On th* Loaf Branch High court, Holmdel Township, performed a (With Thighs) I (With *ib.| ! SWIFTS FRANKFURTERS! : In the championship nwad (ante the Hawke play Glassboro State slalom and a junior Hess, Gavcy, | Premium lib. I Fresh Crab Meal FebFeb. . 12. D elaw are Valley College against P a ce , Andrew! garnered n fast slalom. I M IC N 0 N i | AllMaaf pdclageOw J the most field goals of any Mon­ (Pa.) Feb. 20 and Msrist (N .YJ, Bob Kotoed, Fair Haven, a form­ HIGHER! Fresh Oysters 5“ . ^ 7 5 ‘ mouth player, live, in a contest another strong club, Feb. 27. er Matawaner, was in charge nf mnrked by tight - knit defensive the tow boat that enabled the water , play. Monmouth had a good lead Scienco, Math Grants skiers to show (heir skills to advan­ when Andrews fouled out in the tage. Jiin Muller, of the Ambny second half. His value to the team To Montclair State Club, was chairman of the course was soon demonstrated as Pace In Kundav's bi" oof?ninj> of the lODih rallied to take command lale in the The Science Department of Mont­ year. final marter, and it took a despera­ clair State College has been award- Alt Grinds tion shot and two fouls by Paul cd a $58,250 grant by the National Lost Ski Proves Poser Kobb to save the Hawks, Both Science Foundation to support a KUIXW EU HOUSE COFFEE * 79° AnJ r'\vs and Knbb were named to summer institute In physics for sec­ For Holmdel Teacher the all - tourney team chosen of ondary school teachers to be held LEM0M SUPREME, FUDGE MAHBLE, DEVIL FOOD, TELLOW or WHITE the better players at tho end of at Montclair from June 28 to Aug. Ski jumping enthusiast F.arle DUNCAN HIMES the conoctition. 13, 1965, Murphy, Fnrminrictale. a science cm e m m 1 lb- f " ’ 3 7 1 Andrews was center for Bruce Tho Foundation also announced teacher in the Holmdel school sys­ WacCutcheon's Matawan team of an award to Montclair to conduct tem, founo himself up in the air 19G1 a j 19G2 that tied Keyport a summer Institute for teachers of with only r.n:1 slti a!ter a takeoff AftPSCO FffS 1 1 1 . 4 5 ;wice for Shore Conference “ B ” mathematics during the summer tin the Bear Mountain jump Satur­ All Pufw I0o<- fl ; * f< s m * if .1 'one’S., He had come along tre- session at Montclair state College day. Murphy lr.-:l one of his skis noxiously as a basketball player -inrinf; 19C5. Montclair has received come oli on iiifi second iump A®P INSTANT CO! Co{feo (d f B 'n h!r, senior hir>h school year. In $70,240 to assist 75 teachers of jun­ and i;avc vete;-:'n followers of iamp- I p f.ficr. 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Engagements Announced In Bayshore Area Obituaries f Funeral Service* Mrs. Naomi A. Cfuett William C. Schubert Mrs. Naomi Amelia Cluell, 79, of Funeral services were held Sat­ 22 Prospect St., Keyport died Sat­ urday for William C. Schubert who urday, Jan. 2, 1965 at her home. died Wednesday, Dec. 30, 1964. Fu» She was the widow of Harry E. neral services were held in th# Cluett. Mrs. Cluett ,.f uated from Nutlcy High School and junior class at Raritan Township A spring wedding is planned. at 9 a.m. in St. Joseph's Clmreh, J u 'r Middletown Townihip High RCA Institutes, New York. He :s Keyport. Interment was in St. Pet- ' for Funerals, the Gundrum Service, er’s Cemetery, New Brunswick. S School and la employed'by Bell employed by Corning Glass, Corn­ Joseph Perrone Sr, 237 Hordcntnwn Ave., .Vouth Amboy, Telephone Laboratories, Holmdel. ing, N.Y., In the control engineer­ Obituaries -j StutHos Joseph Perrotic sr., 59, of II Ex­ M rs. MurKuaret Nunan with a high requiem mass at 9 iitrssBse^aBaBsgBSBgssssBss Mr. Archer, alao a graduate ing department. He served four Mr*. Michael Rapolls Mrs. Margaret A. Nunan, 577 u.m, at St. Lawrence Church. Bur­ o t Middletown Towaahip High years in the U.S. Marine Corps. ton Ave., North Arlington, died Sun­ PHOTOGRAPHY Mrs. Elena Kapolla, 74, of 908 day, Jan. 3, 1905 at home after a Greenwood Ave., Laurence Harbor, : ial was in Calvary Cemetery, Par­ School, la employed a i a atructural No date has been set for the died Sunday, Jan. 3, 1!W5, at home. J lin. Ironworker, ■ wedding. . 20th St., Union City, formerly of brief illness. He was the father of WEDDING ALBUMS IN NATURAL COLOR John Perrone, Bel ford. An Oct. 2 wedding la planned. Keyport, died Saturday, Jan. 2, Catmaa-J anna rose fiorn in New Vork, Mr. Perrone Portraiture 1965 at Ihe Mcdical Center, Jersey Mr. and Mrs. R. Thomas Junna- lived in Harrison nnd Kearny -10 18 MAIN ST.,- KEYPORT NltlSH Mr. and M n. Ttomaa Poilto, 177 rone sr„ 17 Annapolis Dr., Haziet, City. years before moving lo North Ar­ South Laurel Ave., - Haziet, an­ announce the engagement of their Mrs. Rapolla was born In Italy lington in 19t8. He had operated a daughter, Marcia Ann, to Dale Wal­ nounce the engagement of their and had lived in this country 50 shoe repair shop in Harrison before ter Colman, son of Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Vickie, to Bruce Nellion, years. She was a communicant moving it to the Bullcville Turnpike aon tA Mrs. James Nrilsor, Route Russel Colman, 202 No. Sacramento in North Arlington, two years ago. Ave., Vcntnor City. of St, Michael's Church, Union City. & M, Port Monmouth, and the late She was the widow of Michael besides his son, he is survived by v- ALL WINTER Miss Jannarone was graduated t f . Mr. Neilaon. Rapolla. his wile, Mrs. Katherine (Subacz) from Keyport High School and Is a o\o Miss Poilto ia a m em ber of the Surviving are five daughters, Perrone; three other sons, Samuel acnlor d a is of Raritan Township senior at Glassboro State College. Perrone, at home, Joseph Perrone GARMENTS Mr. Colman was graduated from Mrs. Theresa Spollzino, Jersey Ci­ tiifth School. Mr, Neilson is em ­ ty; Mrs. Mary Byrne, East Orange, jr., North Arlington, and Carl Per- Atlantic City High School and ulso rone, M a d is o n Township; two ployed' ' aa a mechanic by llow-Lou Is a senior at Glassboro State Col­ and Mrs. Helen Lemotny, Vi'ronn; Motors,lotors, Weal Keansburg. lege. and a son, Angelo Raiwlla, Hod daughters. Miss Catherine Perrone. at home, nnd Mrs. Josephine Mor­ MAIN CLOAK COMPANY The wedding la scheduled to take An August wedding Is planned. Bank, 10 grandchildren and one place Nov. M. grcat-grnmlchlld. gan. Beaufort, S.C.; three brothers, Carl Perrone, l-os Angeles, Frank 37 STOKES ST., FREEHOLD Mwhaa Smith Funeral services are being held Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy B. Smith Perrone, Sacramento, Calif,, and Mrs. M araRf Moroalnl, 171 See Thursday at tl a.m. from Clerici Fu­ John Perrone, Irvington; a sister, sr., 171 Second St,, Keyport, an­ neral Home, Union City, to St. PHONE 462-1174 and St., Keyport, announces the nounce Ihe engagement of their Mrs, Marie Gaynor, Grenada Michacl's Church where a high Hills, Calif,, and five grandchildren, engagement of her daughter, Rae daughter, Phyllis Eileen, to Mer­ requiem mass will be offered at Ellen. 9N South Ave,, Westfeld, tn thyr A, Meehan III. aon nf Mrs. 10 a.m. Interment will bo In St. The funeral will be held today Pvt. Charles Murphy, non ol Mr, Evelyn Meelmn, 17 Walnut St,, Key­ Joseph’s Cemetery, Kcyixtrl. from Ihe Na/.nre Memorial Home, Take advantage ol a full 20% Discount oft and Mrs. John Zalepka, Woodbine port and Merthyr A, Meehan |r, 403 Kidge Kd„ North Arlington, Dr,, Clffwuod Beach. , Miss Smith Is a avnlor at Key­ Mra, llaroM Inman with a muss tit 10 tun, nt Our Lads' our regular low pi ices. Still In Moek, a com­ Miss Moroslnl is a senior at port High School. Mra. Manila Inman, 5.1, of H03 Queen of Pencil Ciilhnlic Church. plete line of luxurious mink trimmed nnd Scotch Plains • Fanwood High Mr. Meehan, a graduate of Key­ Mtilith St., Union flench, died Sat­ School. Pvt. Murphy attended Mal­ port High School, Class nf IIW2, Is urday, Jan. 2, I Ml!) In Klvervlow Mrs, Mary Underwood imlrinnncd IJrcw Coals, S|>or| L'oats, Sultf, awi) n Heglonnl High School. He employed by Geni'rul Motors Corp., Hospital, Horn In lill/abelli, she Mrs, Mary II, Underwood of Mar­ Is serving In the U.S. Army and Linden division. had lived In Union llendi throe tin St., Cllffwood, illi'il Monday H.ilni'oiit', (mil far Coiils. Is stationed at Fort Belvotr, Va An August wedding Is planned. years, Jan. 4, I IMIS, al Perth Amlxiy Gen­ Ho date has been net for the Surviving are her husband, Har­ eral Hospital. She was the wife of I)evan*'y-!tmlth the Inle will Uiuleiwood. NOTHING HUD BACK - wedding. Mr. and Mrs, Daniel J. Smith Ir,, old Inman; three noun, Louli In­ Surviving nru five suns, Dennis, Woodbrook Ur., Matawan. nn. man, of the U.S. Nuvy und Harold J0’/„ OFF AIL WIN1EH GARMENTS i, ArnaM-RevaaMa and George Inman, it* home; two Alabama; wlllier, Koscou nnd Au­ Mr. nnd Mrs, Vernon C. Rey­ ntmnce Ihe engagement of thvlr daughter, Ann Idliabeth, to I’nul diiuuhlern, Mrs, James Trnliia, Kill- gustus, (Jllffwootl, mid Mttcon, Mm- NO CHARGE FOR ALTtRATIONS i f . nolds, 2 Kast Jiick St„ Model, an- Kdward Dm tisy, son of Mr. and son t*nd Mrs. Kimttld Roman, Union nwnii; three diiunhlors, Mrs. Willie iHiimi-'o tlio I'ngiiuemciit of their Mrs. Edward Devaney, Middles** llosch; two Imitliera, Oeorgo White­ Mn# Motley, M ri, lilemirit llttr- OK MAILINGS I iluiilthicr, Kiiihlc Kuth, to Alim E. Hd.j Matawan. head, llllialiclh nnd Wlllltiin White­ villa ntitl Mi's. Johnny Mau Godwin, Arnold Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs, Miss Smith, a graduate of Mata­ head, Westfield, ami two nisiera. CIII/win>tU two alslors, Mrs, lifflt Allen Ii, Arnold sr., Roadie Park, wan Regional llluh School, ia em­ Mra, Hum Mndgyesy, Avennl anti Parker and M n. (.'lovcltind Allison, Atlii Heymilds was graduated ployed by 1, M. Fields. Mra, itmlly Splno, lill*»l)ulh. AltiI>iimu; 110 graiitluhlldien, and IIOllltH DIHHl'ilONH from Keyport Miah School and eight greal-Krtmdchlldron. Mr, uml Mm, Joseph Vi't’ehlo, who were married on .Sunday, Dec, . Mr, Devaney, who alao la a The funeral wna held Tuunday at Mon. to Tliuri, I A.M, lo I I’ .M, I blocks off I’niehold Truffle iai uinpbytdI'liiiilnwd kp Lily-Tullp Cup radua!e of Matawan Regional I p,m, In Day's Funeral Home, Funeral lervlce# wtl, Im held nt 20, IIHi'l, III SI, Jnn'iiU's Church, Keyixirl, will reside In their new Com,(no,, ilolmdll.llnlmdll. l:,'IO p.m. tndiiy from thn Motnil liiinie lit I I Wluloii Mil., 1‘asl llniinwlik, Mrs, Vecchlo Is Ihe former Clrclo • l.euve Circle Hi "Jcrtoy fiIgh School, la employed by tha Keyport, with tha Rov. Henry I'r l. nnd .Int. 0 A.M. tn I I’ .M. l'lee/.e" Rtnml, left nn liow nt M r, Arnold WM gradual.-Mad —from N,J, Bell Ttlephone Co, Mala, rectw uf St. Mnrv'* Eplnuo- Mttrlsh Uapllst Church, Cliff, INIIss Jimn llryiio, daughter nt Mr, nnd Mrs, Daniel It. Itryoe |r., 25 Avn. lo Moke* fit , left lo shop, Rom'IIu i’nrk High School anil at No data haa bsaa eat fef Ike al Church, officiating, Burial wan wood, fntermmit will be In Midway I'ershlilg I'l,, Key|iort, nnd Mr, Vecchlo Is llie inn of I'riuiK Vceclil 11, landed Union junior College! Mi wadding, Ei RoaahUi Cemetery, Linden, Oi'MD Ceinetvty, Mutnwun, 22U lli'imer Nt,, Highland I'mk, uml the Into Mis, Nancy Vecchlo, ’■liliL-l'-t.-1!' iLit .L _c i >■>' i J L # M M P ry # 9 I t h e M a t a W a n jo u r n a l , n . j . f o p B t w t to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Molok, Wills Filed Dis«dvanfagad Child N JE A warns: "The acoaoaUc ao4 Keyport’s New Year’s Baby Births First St., Keyport. aodal need* a I modem eodety 4 + It Topic Of Report Hicke Mn. Margaret F. Harrington mand that the nunber « l pcraoM Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kojola, Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Hicke, 33 Margaret Harrington, Marlboro After almost a year of study, with small ariurattwal atuiam eal Deerfield Rd., Hailet, are parents be reduced to as low a level aa ol a son born Friday, Jan. I, 1965, Brookview Lane, Matawan, are the Township, who died Dec. 7, left her the New Jersey Educa ion Associa­ at Rivervlew Hospital. parents of a son, born Tuesday, home to her son, John Norman tion’s special Committee on the possible. Jan. 5, 1965, in Riverview Hospital. Disadvantaged har issued a com­ “ With Increasing automat lf ^ O ’Shea Harrington. The remainder of the prehensive report on the education the uses for unskilled workera ara Mr. and Mrs. Paul O'Shea, In­ estate wns left to her bans, Earfe of tbe so-called culturally deprived diminishing. Often they cannot gram Circle, Matawan, are parents Obituaries Joseph Harrington and John Nor­ child. NJEA's Delegate Assembly, or a daufihter born Saturday, Jan. man Harrington, to be divided composed of teacher representa­ avoid unemployment and must de­ 2, 1965, at Riverview Hosnital. Michael Mitchell equally. The will was dated Oct. 5, tives from all parts of the state, pend on public welfare (or their Michael Mitchell, 71, of 63 Ken­ aDproved the report Nov. 12, mak­ substence. Lc'f on their jwn, their Healy nedy Way, Keansburg, died Sun­ 1954. ing it official for the teaching pro­ Mr. and Mrs. James Healy, Idol- day, Jan. 3, 1DC5, at home after a children are likely to follow a almi> William A. Clarlhew fession in New Jersey. stonc Lane, Matawan, are parents long illness, Born in Harrisburg, lar pattern.” la its tfudit*, tha of a son born Saturday, Jan. 2, 1965, 1*2., Mr. Mitchell was a retired William A. Clarihew, Union The report contains 43 recom­ mendations abo„' the education dis­ committee heard spokesmen from at Riverview Hospital structural iron worker. He had liv­ Beach, who died Dec. 14, 1964, left colleges which prepare teachers: ed in this urea five years. advantaged children should re­ Clayton his estate to his wife, Florence ceive; about the training their from urban and rural reas atruR. Surviving; are his wife, Mrs. Dai­ Clarihew, in a will dated Aug. 13, teachers should undergo; and about A son was born In Riverview sy (Gordon) Mitchell; three sons, gllng to educate the dleadyaitajieii J956, leacher-recruitment practices in Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Michael, George, and Robert Mitch­ and from Congresalr I commit, Clayton, 110 Laurel Ave., Harlet on ell, all of Keansburg; two daugh­ communities with large disadvan­ Mrs. Alice Touhy taged populations. In the report tees working aa tha problem at tht Tuesday, Dec. 29, 1964, ters, Mrs. Daisy Munz, Greenwood national level. Lake, N.Y., and Mrs. Ivy Brown, Mrs. Alice Touhy, Keansburg, Terwllliier Keansburg, and 11 grandchildren. who died Dec. 1 19G4, left her es­ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Terwilli- The funeral servicc was held tate to her daughters equally, Eliz­ t>er, 63 11th St., West KeanshurK, yesterday at 10:30 a.m. from the abeth Clark, Alice Anderson and arc the parents of a daughter born John J. Ryan Home for Funerals, Eileen Cassidy. The will was dated here's wishing you a Bon Voyagt Tuesday, Dcc. 2!), 19G4, in River- Keansburg, with the Rev, Newton Apr. 22, 1953, view Hospital. Greiner, pastor of Keansburg Meth­ odist Church, officia.ing. Burial Mrs. Lcantinc Linden and out planning Crane Mrs. Leantine Linden, E*ast was in Fair View Cemetery, Mid­ makes it right! A daughter was born to Mr. and dletown. Brunswick, who died Dec. 13, 11)04 Mrs. Thomas Crane, 11 Avalon left her estale in equal shares to You're sure of fun on Lane, Matawan, on Tuesday, Dec. Mrs. Richard II. West her sons, Clarence G. Linden, Mai- that cruise or ocean 29, 19(H, In Riverview Hospital. Mrs. Ruth E. (Pray) West, 75, nf awan and I.erny P. Linden, Eaot v o y a r e when you 221 Broadway, Union B*.*acli, died Brunswick. Both qualified as exe­ count on us to make Fentherston Monday, Jan. 4, 1905, at. her home. cutors under terms of her \"ill dat- Mr. and Mrs. John Fcalhcrslon, She was born in Portsmouth, N.H., “ d, Sept. G, 1956. all the arrangements Locust. Grove Trailer Park. West and had lived in Union Boach *15 KeansburR, are the parents of a years. Mrs. Beulah M. Applegate Brown Travel Bureau The estate of Mrs. Beulah M. son born in Riverview Hospital on Mrs. West was a member of the Oay CaUi; V*Uey C-4JII - <11 Im lib SI.. Perth Amfcoj Wednesday, Dec. 30, 196-1. Grace Methodist Church, Union Applegate, Old Bridge will go to her 1 Hroadwijr. Seypnrt •• Nlibt Calls: CO IM 1 I Beach. She was tho widow of Rich­ husband, Randolph, under terms of Santopadrc a Nov. 30, mi, will. Mr. and Mrs. Fiulio Santopadrc, ard H. West. Robertsville, are the parents of n Surviving are two sisters, Miss son, born Monday, Jan. 4, 1905 in Katharine Pray and Miss Lucy Peace Corps Exam ltivcrvicw Hospital. Pray, both of Portsmouth. A memorial scrvice will be held At 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, the Truman at 2 p.m. Sunday in Grace Metho­ Pencc Crops Placement Test will Ross W. Maghan Agency A son was born Tuesday. Jan. 5, dist Church. Arrangements are in be given at the Red linnk Post Of­ I9C5, to Mr. and Mrs. Isidor Tru­ charge of the Bedlc Funeral Home, fice. Approximately 800 other Civil man, I!W /an Urackle Rd., Mata­ Keyport. Service testing ccnters throughout . "Stive With Safeco wan, in Riverview Hospital. the United States will be adminis­ and Homeowner tering the test on this same day, nt Aufo Policies" Ilickey Funeral Service 8:30 local time. It makes no differ­ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hickey, 23 ence where the Peace Corps appli­ "Balnr Mario” Cnu pictured with Mr*. JoMptilnc wiat. Bable* born In Monmouth Mcdical Center Brookview Lane, Matawan, arc the cants take their test and there is Faaaaa, L o » i Braach, head a m ol (he obtlctrleal alter midnight Thursday were seat to the new ma­ parents of a son, bom Tuesday, Mra. Arthur Warner Sr. Real Estate—Insurance Jan. 5, 1965, in Riverview Hospital. The Henry J. James Funeral no need to register ahead of time. Apartment was (ke flrM baby af IMS to be bora at ternity department which haa seven nurseries. Applicants should bring along a W UIAW AW m Hate I i 10-1 6-0003 Maaoaaath Medical Ceater. T V baby, Ihe aoa of . At Rlvervlcw Hoapitai Ihe first child born In >i. ie, Perth Amboy, was in charge Brandon of funeral arrangements for Mrs. completed questionnaire unless one Mr. aad Mrs. Mario C m II West Frwt at., Kev- IMS was a sea lo M r. and Mrs. Frank Eckel, Tennent haa already been sent In to Wash­ M t, was delivered by Or. Girolamo PiuUese, M ltd* Morfaavllle. The baby, earned Robin Francis, A son was born Thursday, Dec. Ruth Warner, 56, of Morganville, 31, 1964, In Riverview Hospital to who died Dec. 26, 1964 at Perth ington. The questionnaire lorms Mato It, Keyport. ^Baby Mario" a to n a the waa bara al U:M am. Mr. and Mrs. Eckel hsve are available at most post offices, M ircapiat t l Iho haspUal’a a n r Sosaa G re e nall throe ether children, a daughter aad two sons. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Brandon, 18 Amboy General Hospital, Northland Lane, Matawa:i. She was the wife of Arthur War­ Irom the Peace Corps.Liaison on ner sr., Red Bank. campus or college placement offic­ RoMason Also surviving are two sons, Ar­ es, or they can be obtained by Shore Point Inn and Motel Births Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kalman, 44* Dec.29, Mr, and Mrs. Vincent Robinson, thur Warner jr., Lakewood, and writing the Peace Corps, Washing­ A son was born Tuesday, Lloyd Rd., Matawan, are the par­ 1M4, in Riverview Hospital to Mr. 42 Essie Dr., Matawan, are par* William Warner, Pennsylvania; her ton, D.C., 20521. A Favorite Spot To Entertain ents of a son, born Saturday, Jan, father, the Rev. Edward Wood­ M r. aad Mrs. Curtis Harris, Ra- and Mra. Alfred Helgesen, 3 Colon­ ents of a daughter born at Middle* 2, 1965, ia Riverview Hospital. vfew Maaor Apartments, Fredwood ial Dr., Matawaa. sex General Hospital. son, with whom she resided; her Yovr Family or Your Friends P L , Mitawan, are the parents of Modi la mother, Mrs. Susie Woodson. New Brunswick; a sister, Mrs. Julianna • daughter born Dec. 22, IN I, in Supke A daughter waa born Saturday, t a r t e u V * ! Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lee, S Mr. and Mrs. Prank Supko, Cul­ Jai\. 2, 1965, to Mr. and Mrs. John Lunnon, New Brunswick; three Middlesex General Hospital, New brothers. Robert Woodson, Plain­ Elastic Hom Bnmswick. The baby, the couple’s Second Ave., Cliffwood are the ver CL, Old Bridge, are parents of Modlin, Locust Grove Trailer Park, mba-akesr, SMa- parents of a son, born Tuesday, a daughter born at Middlesex Gen­ Keyport, In Riverview Hospital. field; Edward and Carl Woodson, laaa, »MaMN Ne» first child, has been named Robin both of Somerset, and five Rrand- Lynn. Dec. 29, 1964, in Riverview' Hospi­ eral Hospital. •ral Malta tal. Vallone children. Chrtateniea Mr. and Mn. Nicholas Vallone, n Woodshore East, Cliffwood M r. and Mrs. Robert Mayes, 1 r:irth Mr. and Mrs. Donald Christensen. MDA Grants Reported A son was born l 26, 1964. Owens Rd., Old Bridge, are parents Beach, are the parents of a daugh­ A rtificia l Stephen PI., Haziet, are parents of ter, born Sunday, Jan. 3, 1965, in a daughter born Wednesday, Dec. in Riverview Hospital to Mr. and of a son born at Middlesex General The accelerating pace of research Breasts Luncheons Evtry Monday Through Friday Mrs. Vincent North, 12 Kentucky Hospitul, Riverview Hospital. into muscle and its pathologies, a M, 1964, St Riverview' Hospital. N it it il 12 NOON to 1 P.M. Dr., Haziet. Balslon field virtually neglected until the Uf«-Llk« Pcrno 11150’s, is reflected in the record GenereM In* I Select Tho Meal Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Bartholomew Bal- A son »’as born Sunday, Jan. 3, allocate s, amounting to $758/147.­ Otoiity U*IU Your Hosts , Mr. ,and. Mrs., John Generelli, 1965, in Riverview Hospital to Mr. Rib Support! Mftieriuty OO 'Mr, nnd Mrs.. Thomas Dillon, sion, 22 Loverly St,, Old Bridge, are 70, approved by the executive com­ TruiiM (i.irnitnts Of Your Choice Michael and Lcla Morlolli ' Port Monmouth I'd., Koanfihurs, pwents of a .son born Monday, Due. nnd Mrs, diaries Perm), 63 Central fUcro-tltM 4021 Onfoh 'AVe.1,' phlort’Eea.ch,, art mittee of Muscular Dystrophy As- j Ankioi*. Knee All You Can Eat For *2 •are parents of son born-Wednes­ Ave., West Kuansburj;. l)race> IlelU Phones — 264-9C73 tho pnrcnls of 'a' (laughtdr, born is,-' >1954,^at ’St. Peter’s General sociation of America for the 12- ■ Children under 12 — $1.23 day;' Use.' 30,,. 1!)M,, at Riverview Jlospit'd, ' Smrlral «n A.,son wis boi.. Sunday, Dec. 27. 21 Duimis Rd., Old Bridge, are par­ 10 post - doctoral follov.slups ii> ! APPLIANCE • Banquets • Weddings • Parlies Poole Ave., Union ISeVch, dVc ’fiar- ents of a son born Monday, Dec. 3, 11)05, in Kiverview Hospital. ents of a son bom at Perth Amboy :!98f; fri;'Rly(;VVj(?W Hospital to Mr. promising young scientists. The land DRUG CO. • Large Dining Room • Coffee Shop • Cocktail Lounge and W s . Jrihntronln; .'^'(iolb^i.il *28,'19G4, at St. Peter’s General llos- General Hospital. pilaJ.f;:!:. t!./ Molok awards bring the Association’s IT W. Front St., KeypDrt Dr,, Matawan. " A daughter was born Sunday, grant-in-aid appropriations for the ( N a l to peoples Nat’l Bank) SHORE POINT INN and MOTEL Gillard McLaughlin Jan. 3, 1!IC5, in Riverview Hospital year to a total of $1,202,2-10.70. ■' MafAthon But«s Pa i* Mr. and Mrs. George Gillard, Demery > . Our Door HIGHWAY S aad HOLMDEL RD. — HAZLET Mr. and Mrs. Martin McLauRh- ptrtaltitM b All Typn ivritaU Bennett Rd., Madiso>. Township, Mr. and Mrs. RoLirt Demery, 23 ip p H u tH ani Garment* are parents of a daughter born at Bayshore Ave., Laurence Harbor, lin, Dartman Rd., Old Bridge, are Memorial General Hospital, Union. are the parents of a ii uohter, born parents of a son, born Tuesday, Phone 264-3683 in Perth Amboy Hospital. Dec. 29, 19G4, at St. Peter’s General Johnson Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Dieter Johnson, uatasl 2121 First St., Keyport, arc the A son was bt .i in Porth Amboy Kidd DAVIS parents of a daughter, horn Mon­ Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Kidd, Home Improvement day, Dec. 28, 1964, in Riverview Guarasi, ISO Throckmorton Lana, Grace Dr., Old Bridge, are parents Hospital. of a son burn Tuesday, Dec. 21), Old Bridge. / e a s e Up , p r ie n d —y o u 'r e V 1964, at St. Peter’s i/ncra! Hos­ ALUMINUM yoUAINT KIDDING/ ^ NEXT TIME DEAL WITH pital. MOLDING "THAT STEERING W BILL liner • DOUDS • SIDING C .TAI.Ol^Il'S LOSE-CWTRCL Or 71 «• CAR. / Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Baer, Dncr- LAHZARO fVTrl a AWNINGS • PORCH KNCUK-. • ll!t|-!,/.i.'.VAVS ^ - --.X field I.ane, Mittnivan. ;»n> pun.'ius 1 TitEV ATOANSE E A S y - llQ ,J of a daughter born Tue.viav, l>vc. Frre r.stinrd'--. On V- ■l. Vwrk TO-MKET PAYMENTS '20, IWlii, ul I'e iih Aiai/ov Gt'iic-r.jl (Z ON Tt-iE FINEST CARS ilospilul. you cam Buy/ ' “ " Clark St. and Highway 35 O Koypori , ' YOU WILL SAVE Borko a s k S Mr. nnd Mr-'. FranU P-urko, Plu'o 5j)ccdy Says: $6.00 ON EACH Dr., Madison Township, ore par­ ents nf a ciauj’hti.'r barn Tuesciav, Dec. W, lfJfii. at Perth Ambov G^n* "S la i i I Sir New Your Ijrig lit . . , m l Hospital. FOR THE BEST IN MEATS I I Wnlas/ek Come lo Bill Lanznro’s . . . for Mr. .i.id .'irs. John Walaszek, Old KAREY OMEGA Bridge; are parents of a son born Tuesdny, Dec. 2f), 1364, at Perth MEAT Amboy General Hospital. COMBINATION Shafto M&S MARKET Mr. and Mrs. John R. Shafto Ir., A BUTCHER (HOP FOR N VEARI STORM *N SCREEN 68 Johnson Ave,, Matawan, ore the parents of a daughter born Tues* day, Dcc. 29, 1964 in St. Peter’s WINDOW Hospital, New Brunswick. The baby 32 W . Front St. 264-9107 Keyport has been named Judith Lee. ’• are now dlitrlbatan el Tomlnua Amerlca’i finait Alumlmim ttona Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tominus, Main St., Keyport, are parents of a ON UTE MODE! CM? Wlndawi, And « • pan M s M Y . son born at Perth Amboy General Hospital. TRADE THROUGH CURTIN H *•». . You w ill Ik j amazed!” UnRO Country S«ni|ro St;dlon Wnfjon, V-8. Automatic Mr. and Mra. Leonard l.onRO, Trnmimlsslon, power Stct'rlny, Ttadlo St llcntvr, HERE'S PART OF WHAT YOU GET Raccoon Dr., Hn7.let.are parents of 1963 Ford Wlilk* Wall TJres. W'htto. SAVE a son born Mundny, Jail. 4, 1965, i r Trlpla Truck • E. Z. Tilt at Monmoulh Mcdical Center. 1963 Chevrolet $AVE Ilackenbcrft i r Stainless Statl Waafhar Stripping Mr. nnd Mrs, Walter llaekenberK, THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! Seallrecze Way, Keansburi:, are i r Heavy Stabilizer Bar Cintnin 4T)r. W.ison, parents of twin snn.s born Saturday, .Inn, 2, 1 !«,">, at Munmmith Medical li i , Mnndrird Shift, i f Hoavy Duty Construction Throughout Hi cl io A. 11«* ;i 11 I, Itluc, Center. 1959 Rambler 350 ANODIZED TO RESIST PITTING Vnnrheei Mr, and Mrs. .Inlrn VkoiIhm";, .< V J l»i I I I ' 1H ■')>, Kn ! I !>■ ■ f . All INST, OPT, Reguhti' Wtinhlni'.liin Sl„ Kcvtinil, nri’ p:tr- 1962 Buick ' u ■, I.' ,i> I' fit i K Mr-.t,.-, SAVE eilts ol a daUHhlcr Imrn Thursday, n .i it, 4 Dr., W > iK Ills! I,c;iOior In* [95 Dec. ,11, llltil, at Monmouth Medi­ In i 'I 1 '■ ■ • A ■ >'.... a l Ccnlor. 1962 Lincoln Mii>1Hi III it' I , V. Dill' w.ill TiH'fi. $AVE 21.9S Mcl)ude Il.iiT in udn, 2 ijior li.trdl"p, V 8, Aulorrinllc ' J'k.w'J' Slfi'iinj/, Hadio A AVAILAIll Mr. anil Mrs, James Mcl)ail>>, 1964 Plymouth JU'iitcr, VVlilln W ii 11 Tire,*, Mine. $AVE 15 Moruunvlllc, aro pnronlo of it ALSO IN WHITI 17.95 (inuuluer born Tlutinditv, Dec, 111, NOW ONLY $19,600 ms, ii4,ti INST, O ff. 1MM, at Klvorvlew Hospital, 3 Bed Rooms on 150 Toot Fronftgo, 2 Firoplacoi • Cnhlll Extra on* In Family Room. Full Baiomont, Land­ 30-DAY 100% GUARANTEE Mr, ami Mri, Jnincs Cahill, Jack- soil St., Keypiirt, nru pnrcnls of ii scaped, 2 C a r Garnge, Imnioculala Condition, ih; 't'llor born f-'ildnv, .Inn. I, IMS, Call Nowl OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 nt Rlvorvlcw lloipltul, 'liie Iraby PROWNS wcIhM nine ikiiiikIh,

o aead help now to jvercome th- 'Keeping Fit" Course tody then stores this extra energy be held in the Milltoun Methodist LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE effects of serious birth defects Coordinate TAP in the form of fat. This is a serious Church. 3-236 ed, I shall expose for sale at pub­ They also want to kelp polio pa by Levitt and Sons, Incorporated, Dffered In Middlesex problem. Since it is the homemaker Basic principles of the relation­ SHERIFF’S SALE lic vendue, at the Court Couse in the dated April 18. 1062, survey ana tients who continue to need carr SUPEHIOIt COUHT map by C. A. Monroe. P.E. & L.S./* ship of food to weight, and the pre­ Borough of Freehold, County of Mon­ aad treatment to overcome th Over 20,000,000 persons in tl who determines the family’s eatinR OK NEW JERSEY said plan duly recorded with the fo r Madison Twp. iroblems, it is partly her problem vention of overweight will be dis­ C1IANCEHY DIVISION mouth. New Jersey, on Monday the office of the County Clerk. Monmouth crippling effects of paralytic po' 1 MONMOUTH COUNTY 18t)i day of January, 1965, at 2 o' Count>. on June 15, 1962, as Case nited States are 10 per cent ( ,ind it is very important for her to cussed. Class members will be re­ dork, P. M. Prevailing Time. ' M n . 0>«M C. WaUoa. M For- Their TAP" activities for tv -sight and another 5,000,CC0 . quired to pass their information on Docket No. F-1033-63 No. 23. Sheet 34. March. of Dimes enable them understand food and its relation­ THE DIME SAVINGS BANK OF A L L that certain plot, picce or Beiitg commonly known and desig­ /yAf*, A«*., Laanace Heitor, ku .0 per cent overweight. This rat to a group in their community. BRO O KLYN, o corporation of the parcel of land with the building* Rive this, help to people less fortu- ship to weight, nated as No. 2 Avondale Lane, Mat* of accurance ot overweight is Pre-registration is required. To State uf New York, Plaintiff vs. and improvements thereon erccted. avvnii. New Jersey. j e e e — Ceerdteltar ot the r'.te than the.nselves. The Middlesex County Extension BOHUAN HOJVIAN KO W ALSKY and or to be erected, situate, lying and n S r ttm + A m - r n tn m ) •* tfce alarming. An even more alarming register or for information call Mrs. E L IZ A B E T H KOW ALSKY, his wife beinji at Strathmore at Matawan, in The approximate amount of the The March of Dimes Campaign S rvice is offering a leader train­ Judgment to be satisfied by said sal* M en* at U m la Mrtfaoa Town- thought is that it could have been ing course in "Keeping Fit" for Eileen Vander Meer, Kilmer 5-1437. CAHL MINT?!. Trustee in Bankruptcy the County of Monmouth and State will tike place next month. prevented, need never have existed, /or Bohrtan Kornan KowaUky, DOC* :.f New Jersey, being known and is the sum of <18.500.00 together wit* T w i m i tkrauthout the homemakers in Middlezex County. TOR JOHN DONATO. EUGEN1L designated as Lot No. 6 in Block 6 the costs of this sale. . «MMWp »UI M d utr •, tan day*, in most of these 15 ,000,000 cases. The course consists of three class­ Approximately one-fifth of the pa­ SUMYK, IlOBEHT WIGGETT and on a certain plan entitled "Subdivi­ JO S E P H A. SHAFTO, S h e riff. M d Mfcw adhrtUet ta their rnpoc- The basic cause of overweight es Jan. 13 and Feb. 3 from 10 a.m. M A R IE W IG G ETT, his wife, Defend­ sion Map, ‘Andover Park', Strathmore Dated November 4, 1064 Deborah Chapter tients treated at the U.S. Naval ants at Matawan — Section '2*. situated Wilenlz, Goldman it Spitzer, iv o arM*. aad tko aameo ot th* in most people is that they eat more to 2:30 p.m., and Mar. 3 from 1 Hospital, Great Lakes, III., are Ar­ By virtue of a writ of execution In in the Township of Matawan, Mon­ AU>s. "T A P " ' CkalraMa M d t M r w m Formed In Matawan food than their body needs. The p.m. to 2:30 p.m. All classes will my and Air “ orce personnel. the above stated action to me direct- mouth County, New Jersey, owned J14 *45.60 111 beaaaouaced The Matawaa Chapter of Deborah . TMa w ill ba A n . Walsoa's (Iftk was recently formed at the home year aa ‘T A P " Coordinator lor th* of Mrs. Daniel Cerlach, I Overlea p iw it M u Caaioalxa ia the Lane. M n. Yetta Stone, auxiliary Sfcs It On M othtf of o n co-ordinator 4 Deborah, was the OaaaMer, AHaoa. a anadeat at RueM speaker. •ladtoM TmhmMb H I* School. Ihe She spoke of the work of Deborah k o M lo y o d b y d w M a « io a Towa> Hospital, Browns Mills, snd stated 1 O f U i C l t l O l i 'v :•!. that the hospital Is an all-inclusive Mrs. WaUoa Is secretary at the chest disease hospital, speciiliilnR i Township Juvenile Coster- ia operable heart disease, operable M ltte*; a member of the lung cancer and tuberculosis, ser. THE CENTRAL JERSEY BANK H a r b o r Community vice being given bn a completely O m rtk , aaeoad ->lce preildeat ot free non-s?:tarian basis. WOMaa'a Association ot the A membership tea, open lo the CoalaHiaity Church aid a Sunday public, will be held Wednesday at School teacher ot the teen-axe 8:3t p.m. at the Rex Diner, Six group. She la • r.-.embt. and put Corners, Keyport. ■m ldaat of the Woman'* Club of LaurMM Harbor; a member and LEGAL NOTICE AND TRUST COMPANY IS GUIDED BY aaat prisldNI ot the Free Public NOTICE Library of Madison Township, fa* ’ of Civil Service Examination! cated la Laurence Harbor; past Patrolman, Matawan Township, Sal­ w otraar chairman for the Fifth a ry , 14750-15790 per ye ar. : U ilric t af tha New Jersey Federa­ .Open to male citizens, two year* tion ot Women's C/ibs; pait secre­ resident In Matawan Township. Announced closing date for filing tory:! and Dan Mother for Cub applications — January 2U, IMS, For S i c k I N . Application!, duties and minimum Mrs. Watson stated,. “ The youa* qualifications apply to Department 2,011 YEARS of BUSINESS EXPERIENCE « Civil Service, mate House. Tren­ pis an late rested aad aoxioua ton, New Jersey. * taka aa active part ia ralslai Candidates who filed applications ds w ith n tilc h to m ake poaal- and are qualified will receive no further notice to appear, Those not I k t h im who make up ow Board of Director* liavo a b y moro H i m 5,000 M d tho number of tavlnat account* by Me the prevention of crtpntlu birth qualified will be ao notified. . effects, aa they have helped make Examination* will be held Salur* "Ma tha v ic to ry o ver p a ra ly tic day, January 23, 1985 at 8:30 A.M. •f 2,011 ytan of bmhieis oiporionco. As a par* of over 7,000 In 1964. Membership hi ow CkrUtnm dub In­ Applicants w ill report to Matawan Re Thay want to help chlldraa fional High School, Atlantic Avenue, Matawan, New Jersey. * •w StatomoNt of CondlHoa, wo aro proud to oubllih tfcwlr created from 12,565 In ItH to 14.2M In 1*** larm 4M1J IM flio m I I . • . bary ood MOfhtr mw Mdor eoflftrweHoii hi Sprhiq Laho tom hi Central Jonoy. ■ Total Average Dallir Kuril. - ____ s rio ■ aouncu or REvemnt Holohtf w i ba h tho Spring. IM i crivot at a total 1 •.■•■■■ (II ■ . ■ .• 111 . (S) opMod Wo havo expanded oar faelRMo* to meet tho banMna ______!«•»•*♦ 1M4-SS 190S-M CVIMirr ix m w . (Aetuall (ElUmtUd) (Eitlmated) of 18 offleot, tho h rq « t nambor of M y bank tn tho county. AnnwrlaUaa Belance - •* IM.300.U I | w e * af the piw l* In the area. We believe the fcihiee of hIuo. towpdnn ioo.ooo.os 100,ooo.se I m i t u u v , ' i.ti».oei.oi i.ua.oiooo i,7S4.»i.oo tho CMtral Jersey Bank and Trust Company It a bright one. *^—| AM ■■ 4M.MS.00 00.aS3.00 71S.999.00 Tbo nmbor of obocUae aecowitt hat boM Incroatod *MAM ■■■...■ .. U H .N ' ' ‘ ■ ' s.m.H evmee ...... 'i .t w .m Kk.ue.73 $3,19S,M3.00 P.SO0.97I.00 Approprutloa Btloneo •» " ■O — $ 0 DIRECTORS ALLENTOWN BOARD Local Tax Levy - 03,000.00 45,184.00 70,340.00 STATEMENT OF CONDITION: DEC. 31,1964 l IOOAR WILSON. C W iw i

IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATIONS JtO y I i 1982 lo Ju n e 30. 1984 M IX VENDED wraOV!7 E M E N T ------AU T H O R IZ A T IO N S $ 40,899.04 - M L I M THE S AUTHORISED $1,023,000.00 1H I v $1,628,000.00 TOTAL REVBNUES AND BEOINNINO BALANCE $1,874,$W.$4

■NT AUTHORISATION EXPENDITURES I S.828.40 CENTRAL JEBSEf BANK 24.441,11 8,951.93 JANO TRU ST COM EM NV EXPENDITURES $ 47,010.04 NORICATIONS $1.827,989.80 TOTAL EEPSNDITURES AND ENDING BALANCES $2,074,90(1.94 ALLENHURST • ALLENTOWN ■ BRADLEY BEACH • EATONTOWN' FARMINGDALE eem nl.t. ku4|*< will U •vallnlil. lor •n.niln/itlon hy tlm putillc « is of IM M fN lsry, Brostf Mrsst. Mutnwnn, betweim tlid .hours ol - 4iM~P,M. from isnusry 4, limn in Jnm nry 14, ti»o», inclusive, FORT MONMOUTH • FREEHOLD (2) • FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP • LONG BRANCH Kawtrt I. Scullion, fluortlnrv Matawan N.ulouiil Holiool IJIilrld Mwnbar Fodorsl Deposit ...... ucntinnare of Efli " MARLBORO ■ MATAWAN' NEPTUNE CITY • SHREWSBURY Inturanca Corporation Tho fellowlns atlo?t0*i*hnTlW bo*Wefude(l In tho nflemln of llie ititltiio iMArlfIN* ''HKSOLVMD that IflO.OOO.OO tthnll be rnUod fnr nnii-Hlite »ldrd tr»n«* rlHtlnn m s«h<»ol children fof Ihe m'lmol y««r lfifl8«lli

y c .H ,. ~iiiicnm v\ m m m m m s m s m m o j cuasi vvbCKB t S i P H Jl SB u RY * & *• or GOLD MH>AL FREE! ^KERS, GOLD MEDAL ar PflLSBU 1 -Ib. bog F L O U r 5 £ FLOUR Whfc M m af $140 ar Mara S Aad IM i Caapaa With Pvrcfcaso of *5°® or Moro and Presentation AMH 0«»y 1 C m u m h» ttiw*i| tarty ofcoopo*jt RWit s s SIIPIRMARK

PANTRY M ID I YOUNO MILK FID LIG8 o r V E A L R O A S T RUM CHAIN tron. - « """« * I WIN oum noal C H A M f t te la 5 U CHOPS 58 9 5 ' I - " 9 9 * SANBORN CHAIN CHAN STORE CO M PA RE THE SAVINGS COMPARE THE SAVINGS STORf MICE MIC! ■ SOUAIE 5 9 ' SHLD'R V IA L ROAST on . . * 3 5 V I A L B R E A S T CUTWOMYOUN®MAX FED CAIVES • • * 3 8 * 4 9 * 1 * . CHKKIN UOSinrwmwcu. » 2 5 ‘ 4 5 ' PORK SHOULDERS SMOKED • o * 3 8 * 4 S * CHKKIN BREASTS-*!™™” *™!* 2 8 ' SS' BO N ILISS SM OKID HAM S > . 9 8 ' » *

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CHUCK STIAK T « S . * 3 5 ' 5 9 ' T H R R IV RO A ST BONELESS • • o * 7 8 * 9 9 * HOT OR B IIF CU BI STIA K msH o o • • * 9 5 ' 1 " ITALIAN SAUSAGI SWEET • • 0 * 6 8 * 7 9 * PAUSAOI SLICED BACON M A N D , o o * 3 8 5 9 ' SLICED M B LIVER . * 3 8 * 4 9 * W M O N T E j OROUND CHUCK r KSSS o • 0 * 5 8 ‘ 7 9 ' SLICED CALF LIVER . • • • • » 9 8 ‘ i > » o r D O L I Pfoooppl* Grapefruit BO N ILISS B IIF CUBES ^oT. . 6 8 8 5 ' SHOULDER LAM B CHOPS • • * 7 8 * 9 S * CALIF. B IIF ROAST ^ choice1 • * 5 5 * 69' 2 In 1 LAMB SHOUUM CHOP A STEW • • * 3 8 * 4 9 '

MEATY FLANKENPS r S • • * 5 5 * 59' POT ROAST b o n iin • • • • . • * 4 8 * 5 9 ' &m 44^ $ | OO* M I A T L O A F BEEF KMK VIAL • . • • * 4 8 * 59' BEEF CUBI STEAKS fltOZEN • • • * 6 8 * 7 9 * cam g 4 SMOKED BUTTS SONUfSS o • • • * 5 8 * 75' BREADED VEAL STEAKS mom * 6 8 * 7 9 * M O M Ji Ail triaHri'ci ^ pBdht^»» • SH O ULD ER sTEAK-oi< ».T... *

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ll.S. NO. I U.S. N ». 1 Medium S it. -lb. YOUR CHOICE DUST FANCY GLOBE ONIONS S£: POTATOES Rirtitt Baking bog KING S O I YlllOW A B B I K C U.S. No. I Fancy VA INCH MIN. H r r l i l * m cintosh s iz e 3&! CALIF. D ATES JJ-o^UNPITTED*

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AH SPECIALS EFFECTIVE Thru SUN., JAN, 10 W E R IS IR V E THE EIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES OPEN SUNDAYS TIL 6 P. M. SHOPPWO o ELR i l l EPHP /LOCAfED WITHIN THe\ U f OEHTER RT. 35 o HAZliT ■■C*war If! T»w.. Wa^. ♦ AM ta ♦ fM • Tlwfi. lilO AM to 10 PM o OPEN DAILY * latMr^nyfiOOAMfairM, MONOAY, ilifn SATURDAY t o A.M. to t o P . M FaurfMN THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, January 7, 1969

»VX I I ! • *// y \ . « l i t . * ' / %\»» SIMIHMOK 1-HOUR CiiANfRS Shopping Center • Rl. 34. MATAWAN is OPEN for BUSINESS Monday, January 11th INSTRUCTIONS FOR RENT FOR SALE HELP WANTED HOUSES FOR SALE KEANSBURG, APARTMENT 414 BEST TOP SOIL T H REE experienced pressers. Un­ MOTEL rooms, tiled bath; also ty2 rooms, ion Shop, piece work rates. Ap­ NO MONEY DOWN tiled bath; hot water and heat sup­ Chicken Manure, blue stone, road ply m person, Morris Manufactur­ II your credit Is od you can buy Watch lor Grand Opening plied. Call 787-9G70. wjtf gravel, good fill dirt, sand, cheap, ing Co., 1 Johnson Ave., Matawan MANAGERS cr top soil etc. Bulldozing and this 1 bedroom home with no UNION BEACH 3-room apartment. backhoe service money down, located In Umoa EXPERIENCED OPERATORS Call 261-9766 or inquire Augie’s ECKEL TRUCKING Beach Immediate occupancy For NEEDED Amoco Station, Highway 3G, Union information call Scoraj Construe* Br«ich. wjtf MORGANVILLE SINGLE NEEDLE tion, 284-4167 w|tl SEWING MACHINES ANNOUNCEMENT! M UPPLBR8 MEN - WOMEN - COUPLES CALL DAY OR NIGHT PJ.I. T H REE ROOM modern apartment. 5!) 1-9707 DAY OR NIGHT SHIFT DEVELOPMENT HOME OWNERS WE TRAIN YOU heat, lights, gas. hot water sup­ will plied. Call 2GI-3729. wjtf APPLY IN PERSON Being transferred? House loo S p ib d Htwtwtrfc Study Hour LOT Waverly and :ird St., Keyport; MORRIS MFG. CO., small? Mortgage payment too PLACEMENT SERVICE ' (fVENINGS AND SATURDAYS) CLIFFWOOD BEACH, modern ap­ also 40 storm windows 3li x 50. JOHNSON AVE. MATAWAN high? Don't wait, call us now, artment 3 rooms and bath, also Rt'Kulalion pool tables and pin ball we'll Duy your home Starting Tuesday, January 12, 1965 SPECIAL SALE EASTERN CAREER SCHOOLS J furnished room, heal and hot machines. Inquire Louis Costa, 27 wji/ MANLEY ASSOCIATES GUIDED IY TOP EXPERIENCE TEACHERS writer supplied, parking lot, pri­ Pershing Place, Keyport or call IN EACH SUUECT AREA W RITE BOX 4121, TRENTON, N.J. 2C4-0I52. wjtl REG ISTERED NURSE for super­ 671-5353 HEAVY DUTY SCHOCKS vate entrance. Call f>6ti*19.r>2. wjtf wjtl wj 1/28 visory position. Inquire Emery SUBJECTS SUPERVISED: T H REE ROOMS and hath, heat and free installation Manor Nursing Home, Highway 34, ^ Matfiimatict — Grad* 2 through Collect Prap. + Now Math-Sarla* $4.95 " ’"” hot water supplied; $85 pel ALUMINUM COMBINATION Matawan or call for appointment MATCH THIS! Cftfiith — (iroda 2 through Acvanead Literature month. Available December 1st. 566-6401 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. .. lUadiM ^ Grada 2 Hirough Ssaa4 Kaadina INSTALLATION MEDICAL STORM WINDOWS Call Osborn I-07G3 or 2G4-1391. wjtf ______1957—3 bedroom ranch with a sci­ STUDENTS REQUIREMENTS: F R E E II MIN. 6 FOR $77 ence kitchen “ Frigidaire Applianc­ EX PER IEN C ED licensed practical Mail w^flw owa pancili, ^t.P.M. Saturday *-.12 non). S M V K t,IN C . IN PROWN'S ary. Call for appointment 566 G40I Bt ■ a Caraan) able with SICS per month pays all. COST: -.A . V:. .' - - WE TRAIN YOU FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED 3] Droad Si. SH 1-7500 Red Bank between 9 a.in. and 4 p.m. wj" Call now—^Vacant and must gol ' AMtndaaeat I kaur $140, 2 Iwun $1.71 Keyport APARTMENTS wjtl Asking $16,500. ' 'Advaiicad ftaflifratian Nat Raquirad PLACEMENT SERVICE UTILITIES INCLUDED WOMAN for cleaning, some laun­ Attaadaaca at OptJaa ol Studant . COIfox 4*300! VACANCY dry and ironing 1 day a week, own TranipartatSaii titra EASTERN CAREER SCHOOLS ALUMINUM DOORS transportation, fast, thorough and WALKER & WALKER 264-G333 reliable. Cull 566-9675. wj7 REALTORS C A LL 566-2222 wjtf AND WINDOWS WRITE BOX 4121, TRENTON, N.J. EX P ER IEN C ED man to work in 2068 Highway 35 Mul li'Muwn N'*" itrM f PRIVATE INSTRUCTION INSTITUTE w]28 APARTMENT, furnished, 3 rooms service station, must be able to Multiple Listings LLOYD l NOLAN ROADS. MORGANVILLE. N. J. and bath, heal and hot water sup­ CRAWFORD CROMEY do minor repairs. Excellent oppor­ EX C ELLEN T private piano In­ And Trade-in* j , (Naif to Strathmore at Malawan) WANT ADS plied, one nr two persons. Inquire tunity for right person to make structions, experienced patient Phone 6713311 2G8 First St., Keyport. wj7 787-2'KXJ good salary. Apply in person only - n it"iflrt teaclier. All types music. Call 2G4- at Budnick's Esso Service Center, Send for Cndlng 'my Open 7 days 08(15. w]7 TH REE ROOMS, all improvements. wjtf Haziet. wj’/ Inquire 121 Florence Ave., Union Now is the time to advertise Reach. U'j7 A HANDSOME HEAVY DUTY KITCHEN H ELP, male, full time. Apply in person, Poet’s Inn, h!l those unused articles for sale. A ALUMINUM STRUNG McCANN h's RESOLUTION Time CLIFFWOOD BEACH apartment <1 Frcuouu Ave., Matawan. wj7 small ad in the c'nssificd column rooms and bath, 2 porches, nice WINDOW REAL ESTATE will turn them Into cash for you. DAY WORKER. Monday, rccem location. Call 5(»Ei-;Mr>4. wj7 FOK UNDER THE RED ROOF I hereby resolve that since I dine out so much references. Call afier 7 p.m., IIW Y 34 MADISON TWP„ APARTMENTS, 2 and 3 rooms, $1 1.95 26-1-3429. • vvjT 5GG-9GGG during the ye a r. . . why not accept The Cobble­ furnished, hot water .supplied. i Inquire l(il(> Florence Ave., Union FREE ESTIMATES T IR E MAN, experienced in chang­ KARL FRANTZ 264-3405 WHY PAY RENT? Beach or call 2l>4-7*1f>5. vvj7 ing tires, full time. Apply Crown stone’s many advantages and facilities? W|ll Tire Exdumgc, Highway 36, Pori Mumnouth. wj7 \ For $6(!l) down and approximate)) TH REE ROOM apartment, 914 ROOF SHINGLES 11.75 per bundle. 1. Very warm and pleasant surroundings. . Buy W ith Second St., Union Beach, ail $132 a month you can live in a roll roofing SI.50 and up. Felt AMBITIOUS High School boy lo modern 6 room bath and a hall utilities supplied. Call 264-51)29. Si.75. asbestos and brick aiding 110 2. Diversified menu. wj7 work in Keyport office. Call 204­ ranch in Matawan Borough. F.ILA. a square; also garage doors S39 75 7575 after 4 p.m. wj 1 approved for $16,200. 3. The prices are » reasonable. HOUSE, furnished, 3 rooms, rea­ Finer Roofing Supplies, Old Bridge sonable rent, couple. Call 229-2973 Road, Englishtown. Call Gibson CLEANING WOMAN, 1 day a For the family who likes the out after 1:30 p.m. wjl4 6-6821. wjtf week, should know how to cfean. doors. See this home on the lake, 4. Convenient location. . Confidence Call 566-WI27. wj7 Swimming in the summer, icc skofr APARTMENT 4 rooms and bath, FIR EPLA C E WOOD, hay, straw, mulch hay, manure and fencing; ing in the winter. Land? Plenty! L Very good parking accommodations. heat and hot water supplied. BABY SITTER from 7 a.m., to !) Priced at $22,900. A -l a. a 3-W ay G uarantee Adults only. Call 264-0361. wj7 also 'snow plowing. Call 264-0924. a.m., S15 per week. Call 5G6-57S1 wjtf after 5:30 p.m. wj7 6. FacHitiet fo r seatina families or visiting Your type of home? The kind that T H REE ROOM apartment, alt util­ ■n CADILLAC Convertible, Full Power $3705. pays for itself, 2 family, perfcct friends in itw larger dining room. ities supplied. Call 264-7834. wj7 W RINGER type washing machine, G IR LS — WOMEN, need money? ■n CADILLAC Sedan deVllle, Air Cond. MSS. needs putnp (10. Inquire 439 Mid­ Give a house parly demonstrat­ condition, only $19,000. 7. Faeilitie* for myself and smalor groups In E..ST KEANSBURG, 3 room apart­ dle Road, llu/.lct. wjtf ing cosmetics. High commission. ______wj? W R A M BLER Classic "500" 4D Sedan ISIS. ment. furnished, immediate oc­ Call for detail!) 264-5911. wj7 tho cocktail lounge and adjoining fun room. cupancy $G5. 4 room furnished SHOES—For work, dress or play. ARE YOU A BIG FAMILY? 11 CHEVY I I Convertible, P.-Glide 1003. apartment $75. Corner store with For the whole family, expertly PIZZA MAN and chef, also counter­ Here, is |he. p^co .for .you. 4 lnrt« fitted, widths to E E E always In man, knowledge of Italian and I . Has a l the facilities for planning and serv­ W CHEVROLET Belair, 2D, P.-Glide 73*. or without nice apartment, rent bedrooms, . kitchen, Jjviwg rooifi, reasonable. Call 78.-5628. wj7 stock. Selling at 20 to 40% below American cold ctits. Full time.-Call formal'dining room, i\qu, full ba«- icing any special famfly or organiiational regular retail prices. Alexander's 566-2070. ' ! wj7 HOUSE on Highway 34 across from inent and a three car garage. (Ml ■ events. ■ . '■ -■ . . FALCONS AND COMETS Discount Shoe Center, Route 36 fuxd sicam-heat. Malawan Town* Strathmor* Shopping Center, can near Poolo Ave., Ilazlct. Call 264­ 11 FALCON 2D Sedan J V \ '• ;! m s . be used for business or residential. SERVICES ship. Only $13,990. ------" J f . There b always courtesy and a: warm wel> Offices Highway 34, Matawan, 1 to 3303. _ .-i Wjtf ril COMET 4(} Sedan ' y 7S5. 3 room suites, very.-,, reasonable, PARKER BOARDING HOME foi MATAWAN TOWNSHIP S18,9(4 Como from arrival to departure. , . KITCHEN SINK and cabinet 54", aged men and women Stati Van’s Agency, Realtor, Cr. IF\\7 $35. 6 birch kitchen cabinets $85. Strathmore Cape Cod with all tft* H FALCON Deluxe 4D, FOM a licensed. Call 566-06)1. M&tawun, Call Miss Lafayette ' 995, 34 fand Main Si,, Matawan. Call Ilulpoint duuhli! jjviiivelcUiic lanj'.o extras. 4 bedrooms. Hot water, 5(i(h 31. Open_7jjavs:______wj7 N. J. wjtf gas heat. 1 car attached garag* ’I I COMET 2D Sedan,'FOk* ' ' ^ ' J 030. •10", SKi. Admiral reTri^erii'.or $9). 741-8344 MATAWAN apartmeiiF;* rooms, tile 2 space healers, 1 oil $35; 1 fins CLIFFWOOD Boarding Home toi Centrally air-conditioned. ’O COMET sir Sport 2D ^ 5 'i® 6 ; bath, built in electric range, re­ S.ri(J. Can he seen in use this week. elderly men and women, private frigerator, leal and hot water sup­ Inquire 172 Main St.. Keyport or and state guuita. Licensed by t hr ASK FOR BILL MURRAY I t FALCON Deluxe 2D, FOM ' 1195, plied $95 per month. Call 5GG-2930. call 2G'1-15‘I7. Wj7 State. James L. Lawson, R.N KEYPORT 264-0745 w’j7 Myrtl* Avr, Cliffwood Call 566­ The COBBLESTONES IS FALCON Convertible, F'omatic 1393. ROUTE 3S MIDDLETOWN KEYPO RT large furnished room, COLLAPSIBLE Iiilt-Rite carriage, 8230. wjtl SUBJECT TO F.ll.A. OR V.A. kitchenette, refrigerator and utili­ baby scale, new crib, play pen MASONRY work of all kinds. Rea­ APPROVAL , {One mile north of Red Bank) STATION WAGONS ties supplied. Adults only, near bus and National cash register (very sonable rates. Call Parkway 1­ lino. Inquire Lambcrtson, 31 Myrtle cheap). Call Parkway 1-3661. wj7 5349 after 5 p.m. wj7* THE > 11 FALCON Deluxe 2D S.W., FOM 893. Ave., Keyport or call 264-5161. w.j7* POLAROID, Model 160, never used. TELEPHONE ANSWERING KIRWAN COMPANY, BUNGALOW 3 rooms, all improve­ SERVICE H FORD 0-Pass. Country Sedan, FOM., P. St. 895. Can give guarantee. Call 5tit>- REALTORS t ments, busses pass door. Call af­ 1786. wj7* Let us be your Secretary, no need 11 M ERCURY 9 Pass. Colony Park, MOM,, P. St. 1193, ter 6 p.m., or all day Saturday, to miss calls; part time or full BUY - SELL - TRADE | WITH CONFIDENCE I 264-3468.______wj7 FRENCH POODLES beautiful time service, Call 264-7000. wj7 I I FORD Fairlane Ranch Wagon 1450. BELFORD - RARITAN f black miniatures, males and fe­ FURNISHED 2 room apartment, KEYPO RT f males, 6 weeks old, AKC register­ U FORD t Cyl., SP Country Sedan, FOM., P. St. 1493. private bath, all utilities. Refer- p i i enccs. Call 264-3788.______wj7* ed. Call 566-9149. wj7 . . . I I FORD SP Country Squire, FOM., P. St. ISOS. M EM BER OF KEYPORT, apartment 3 rooms and COLD SPOT Refrigerator 16 cubic KINDERSARTEN- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICH H M ERCURY Colony Park, MOM., P. St. ISIS. bath; immediate ocupancy. feet, 6 years old, good running NURSERY SCHOOL Adults only. Call 264-7065. wj7 condition. Oil), stroller, high chair, IN (STATE APPROVED — K FORD Fairlane 4D S.W., FOM. IS93. car seat etc. Two Bureaus. Cull CERTIFIED PERSONNEL) MATAWAN AUTOS FOR SALE 264-6361.______w)7 I t FORD 9P Country Squire, FOM., P. St. 2030. PROGRAM EXCLUSIVE TO IT'S VAN'S EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION H FORD Fairlane “ 500” 4D S.W., FOM., P. St. 2150. BILL LANZARO’S LOST AUTO SALES LIMITED REGISTRATION NOW Matawan Borough $605 down, I I I MERCURY 6P Colony Park, MOM., P St. 2193. SILVER GRAY French Poodle, re­ QUALITY USED CARS TAKEN FOR FEBRUARY Ljdroom ranch, living room, dinin| ward, children heart broken, Fre- ’M M ERCURY Colony Park, MOM., P. St., Executive Cat 114 MAIN ST., MATAWAN SEM ESTER A.M. & P.M. room, kitchen, attached garage ia ncau area. Call 5G6-6552. wj7 CR. MAIN A RT. II SESSIONS nice locution. F.1L. ^•'"raised $16,• 200. FORDS BROCHURE AVAILABLE - 566-2224 Business Opportunities TRANSPORTATION ARRANGED Matawan Township, attractive Cape Cod, 4 large rooms and bath, ’M GA LA XIE 4D Sedan, FOM (SO. OPEN EVES ’TIL I P M expansion attic, on lurge lot. Must FULL LENGTH KEYPORT, Business Center, Beau­ CALL 566-2222 ’M G A L A X IE Convertible, FOM., P. St. 895. 1957 PLYMOUTH wagon with '59 ty Shoppe for sale due to illness, sell $15,500, molor, radio, heater, defroster, fully equipped, air conditioned, low P.I.I. I.I.OYD & NOLAN ROADS, 11 GA LA XIE 2D Hd. Tp„ 6 Cyl., FOM »95. winterized, mechanically good, overhead. Reasonably priced. Call MORGANVILLE. N. J. SUBJECT TO VA ft FIIA - DOOR - needs minor body work. Must sell, 264 DOM or 264-7403. w jtf (NEXT TO MATAWAN'S APPROVAL I I GA LA XIE 4D Sed., FOM., P. St., Air Cond. 1093. $150. Can be seen 439 Middle Hd., STRATHMORE) 11 GA LA XIE 2D Hd. Tp„ FOM„ P. St. , 1395. Mazlet. ______wjlT SITUATION WANTED ______vv|M VAN'S AGENCY I!) 19 DODGE, standard shift, radio REALTOR ’I I FAIRLAN E “ 500" 2D. FOM 1193. and heater. $75. Call 264-7021. W ILL DO ironing in my home, very WANTED TO BUY MIRRORS ______"17 reasonable. Call 2641)570. \vj7 ’U G A LA XIE "500" 4D, Fnrdoinntlc 1130, ANTIQUES WANTED CR, IIWY 34 AND MAIN ST. i960 CHEVROLET, silver pra"y 4 WOMAN wishoi typing nnd all Furniture, china, glasj from onu MATAWAN PITTSBURGH POLISHED PLATE MIRRORS ’It G ALAXIE "500” 4D lid. Tp„ FOM., P. St. 1693. door Belair sedan, radio, clean, bookkeeping to do at home, Call pleco to nn estate What have you? 56(1-1891 very [imd running condition $77;V ,%6-fJI79. wj7 22” x60” I I G A LA XIE ‘'500'’ XL Hd. Tp., FOM., P. St. . 1893. Calij91-!).r..r>n. _ \vj7 Call anytime 566-iil 10. wjlf OPEN 7 DAYS ______KEYI'O RT 2 family house; 1 apart- $ « | | 4 9 H GA LA XIE "500" 2D lid. Tp., FOM., P. St. 2295. 1JI50 CHEVROLET” };!' ton pit klip W ILL CARE for childr n in inv USED l'KAlN.s7ih«ri,l'd77m7l-7!Hjfi, w)7 »»•«««« <0 TIIUND ERBIRD Hard Top, Full Power 1430. 18” x60” CAHILL IS TIIIIIMUEKIIIRD, Full Power .1593 0^ 9 BUSINESS SERVICES VETS Reg. 18.50 MERCURYS NO DOWN ' » M ONTIiREY 4D Sed., MOM., P. St. 7». . $69.04 MONTH i 6 * x 5 r 11 M ONTIiREY 4D Sed., MOM., P. St. 1434. Tolovision Miscollanoouj Contractors IS M ONTIiREY 4D Scd„ MOM., P. St, 1S0S. DON'S TV SERVICE CONVERTIBLE TOPS VINCHM J, DIGI2NNARO See this spudding N year old ranch, DI.DO. CONTRACTOR situated on an attiactive woodixl Reg. 14.95 I I SPORT S-M Convertible, MOM,, P. St. . 2JH. For fast efficient radio nnd tele­ I'or all model (nr*. A Cmirteiy lot, overslml living mom and 749 Car for your convrnlrnce, I.«rry'ii' 17 SOUTH H IIERS ST„ HOLMDEI bedrooms, big sun porch, sclenc# vision scrvice cull 5GG-3844, Auto Setl Covi>rj, 1 Q - 1120 Hl((h' Cmnpldu building lino, Carpentry, kitchen, tiled hath. Non vetj >400 O ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN LINCOLN • CONTINENTALS way 34 tnd Mlddlcsci Rd., Mala- TV SERVICE masonry, painting & alumlnuin down. w m . 24 hour phon« Mrvk*. Call producU. W LINCOLN 4D Hd. Tp., Full Power IN. 566-1600 9W-MII. »|tf 2412204 FULL PRICE W CONTINENTAL 4D Convertible, Full Power MN. TEN EYCK RONSUN INC. WiTEliL C M lR S , cnitchM, cinn, ______»JLf ATLANTIC CLASS (0 . MATAWAN •tc., for rent or lilt. Charge CARPHNTICR and InillillnH contrac­ it«nnr." Iiln’- w|n l ull fill i'.’Hi lii'lu'i'.’ii t nml I) p.ltl. M afic Aviihm llwy. 71 (4N) I'OIID . 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SpeciaHsed Tralalag bara, is the daughter of Mr. and his unit were selected for the ment, First Marine Division based Oa Aircraft Carrier son of Mrs. E. Mai - son, I Wood­ Airman Charles V. Metzger, son Mrs. Harry Elegy, 4 California award for promoting United States- at Camp Pendleton, Calif. Boilerman Third Class Robert L. land Ave., Kernsburg, and Fira of Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Metzger Ave., Haziet, is a graduate of Man­ Japanese good will through their His prornju.n was w iscd on lime Sand, U.S. Navy, son of Mr. and Control Technicisn Third Class Roy sr., 12S Atlantic St., Keyport, has hattan College, New York. humanitarian ef/orta. They initiated in service and rank, military ap Mrs. Clarence H. Sand, 61 Sunset S. Matthews jr., U.S. Navy, son of NOTES- been selected for technical training Capt. McDonald is being reas­ and supported “ Operation Eye­ pearan and his knowledge of -,e- Ave., Old Bridge, is serving aboard Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Ma* lews s r ,.../ sight," which has gained nation­ the attack aircralt carrier USS a communications - electronics signed to McGuire AFB. lected military subjects. Amboy Rd., Cliffwood, participated specialist at Lackland AFB, Tex. wide attention in Japan. Franklin D. Roosevelt, operating as Airman Metzger, who enlisted in Completes Training The airman, assigned at Misawa The reginient, an in’ ntry unit, a unit of the Sixth Fleet in the Dec. 9-12 in a large scale fleet Are* Men and Women the Air Force a short time ago, U.S. Marine Pvt. William F. Wed- as a communications operations undergoes a constant training pro­ Mediterranean. training operation in the Western In ih i emeyer jr., son of Mr. and Mrs s^eJalist, is a graduate af Middle­ gram to insure the unit's combat Tlie Franklin D. Roosevelt re­ Pacific called "Operation Tall William F. Wedemeyer, 12 Fern- town Township High School. readiness. cently visited the port of Cannes, Back” while serv'.ng aboard the dale P l„ Cliffwood. completed four Member of the squadron started France, where crewmembers had sponsoring m e d ic a l operations Visited Naples the opportunity to s^_ the French destroyer, USS Taylor. Anaed Services for blind Japanese in 19G1. Since Alfrer J. Pouzcnc, son of Mr. nnd Riviera and the French Alps. The exercise, under the direction then their efforts have resulted in Mrs. Alfred Pouzenc, 1116 Wood- The Roosevelt is nearing the end Df the Commander of the Seventh restored sight for more than 30 mere Dr., Cliffwood Beach, who is of her 15th Mediterranean cruise Fleet in the Far East, was design­ Japanese citizens. serving aboard the aircraft carrier, with the Sixth Fleet and was ed to incr.ase the rea l.ncss of Sev­ Fuads raised by the Air Forcc USS Saratoga, spent Christmas in scheduled to arrive in Mayport, Fla. enth Fleet units in strike, anti-air­ r — alilss Alt Ttaiqtag The airman is a I M graduate of Naples, Italy. craft and anti-submarine warfare. A irm an Ralph A. Uadar Ir., saa unit arc administered by the Iwate in time for Christmas. Raritan Township High School. Medical College at Moiioka City He also has visited Puerto Rico, While operating with the Sixth Twer.ty - three surface ships, three a f Mr. and Mn. Ralph C. Uadar, ' Avrwaaa Al Fart Kan and are used to pay hospital fees the Virgin Islands and the Rock Fleet, the Roosevelt and other ships submarines and several land-bas­ m of Gibraltar. ed Air Force and Naval air units Ntmda Dr., Had*. IMa cm- Pvt. Anthony L. Avcrssno, 21, and costs of medical supplies for from the fleet form Ihe Navy’s first platad Air Fare# beak aUHUiy the eye operations. Doctor Kitetsu Alfred enjoys writing and re­ line of defense in Southern Europe participated in the exercise. son of Mr. aad Mrs. Alfred T. Aver- Imaizumi, famous Japanese eye ceiving letters, lie would be happy and North Africa area against a Two tas forces, each with an at­ sano, 2M Bay Ava., Union Beach, specialist and professor of oplv to hear from his friends who may surprise attack on the United Stat­ tack aircraft carrier as its hub, completed eight e advanced thal.iiology at the college, has aid­ write him at the following ad­ es. opposed each other. dress: Alfred J. Pouzenc, 687 04-1G, The operation was conducted to armor training under the Reserve ed the program by performing all operations without charge. M Division, USS Saratoga (CVA- In "Operation Tall Back” test and evaluate Seventh Fleet Enlistment Program at the Army Operation Lyesight has achieved 60), in care of Fleet Post Office, Hospital Corpsmin First Class units under the most realistic op- Armor Center, Fort Knox, Ky., an excellent rapport between the New York 09501, N.Y. Arthur W. Mallinson, U.S. Navy, eratlng conditions. Dec. IR. base and local . jpanese who also Pvt. Aversano learned to operate CHARLES V. ME17.GRK give help and money to assist tanks anid to load and fire the 105 their fellow countrymen in this all- has just completed his basic mili­ out USA F effort to bring vision to atlUlmater gun. tary training. Schools at Lackland PVT. WILLIAM F. WEDEMEYEK sightless eyes. A former student at Barringer arc part of the vast Air Training High School in Newark, he was em­ Command system vh;ch trains air­ weeks of individual combat train­ Awarded N a v Ribbon ployed by the Public Service To­ men and officers in the diverse ing Nov. 17 at the First Infantry Navy Lt. Albert A. Hamel, son bacco Co. In Springfield before go­ skills required by the nation’s aero­ Training Regiment, Marine Corps of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hamel, An. ing on active duty. space force. Base, Camp Lejoune, N.C. chor Rd., West Keansburg, was The airman, a i960 graduate of While with the regiment all now awarded the Navy Unit Commen­ Takct U m u a 'e Caurae Keyport High School, attended Marines are rained in tactical and dation Ribbon Nov. 27 aboard the Pvt. Louis S. Graiiano, 21, son Monmouth College, West Long combat skills needed for battle. attack aircraft carrier USS Con­ ef Mr. and Mrs. Sam S. Graziano, Branch. Emphasis was placed c the small stellation, operating out of San MM Fourth St., Keansburg, com­ unit tactic — the ,our . man fire Diego, Calif. RALPH A. UND U JR. pleted a six-week lineman course Graduates In Alabama team and the 14-man squad. He was awarded the ribbon for under the Reserve Enlistment Pro­ Capt. Patrick J. McDonald, son his meritorious service in support training at Lackland A FB , Tag. gram at the Army Southeastern Sig- of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. McDon­ Member Ol Award- of operations against North Vietna­ Airman Linder has been sclactad u l School, Fort Gordon Ga., Dee. ald, 63-l3th St., West Keansburg, Winning Squadron mese torpedo boats nnd supporting lor technical tralniajt as aa office Graduated from the U.S. Air Airman First Class Richard Mor­ facilities in the Gulf of Tonkin in equipment repairman i t the Air Pvt. Grasiano was trained to con­ orce’s Squadron Officer School at an, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas August. Training Command (ATC) achool struct and maintain open wires, the Air University, Maxwell AFB, Moran, 33 Orchard St., Keansburg, at Lowry A FB, Colo. His aew unit lead covered cables and field com­ Ala., Dec. IB. is a member .. the 6989th Sup­ Marine Is PromotiJ to part of the vast ATC system munication wiras. Capt. McDonald was selected for port Squadron at Misawa AB, Ja ­ U.S. Marine Pfc. David M. Ure, which trains airmen aad officers ia He completed baak training at the special profesaional officer pan, which has won the U. S. Air son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ure, ihe diverse skills raqalred by the Fort Dix. He is a lt d graduate of training in recognition of his dem­ Force Security Service's first an­ 140 Twilight Ave., Keansburg, was aa tln 's aerospace lorca. Raritan High School. onstrated potential as a leader in nual Community Relations Achieve­ promoted to his present rank Nov. the aerospace force. ment Awnrd. U, while serving with the Sccond The captain, whose wife, Bar* Airman Moran and members of Battalion, First Marine Regi­ Start The New Year Right With A 0 marityew ^iaitde ALL 1964 FURNITURE STYLES MUST GO! 2 BIG DAYS FRI. & SAT. 1 st M condition your hair . . . g!v« It new lif* snd iparMe with a color rime . . . or faiMon a penanelly-ityUd hairdo lo 90 with your prattieit cIoIKm.

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