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.This Week COVERING TOWNSHIPS OP 2465 CORES IIOLMDEX, MAUI8ON MARLBORO, MATAWAN AND 14PAGES MATAWAN BOEODOn

National Editorial Association Member 88th YEAR — 37th WEEK iw Jersey Preu Association MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1957 Uonraoutt County Prua Auocliueo Single Copy Ten Cents CM. In Holmdel (?) lash Of Cafeteria Mrs. Rainaud's Radar Presbyterian Church MANGLED AUTO SHOWS FORCE OF CRASH of the Marlboro Mrs. Margaret L. Bain- Matawan, Keyport, Holmdel, Regional Township • Planning Board and, Matawan Journal cor- reported Thursday to mem- Appropriation Hit respond c n t Joined for- Expenditure Ratified High School Talk Jarred By Warning bers of the township com- i with the United' Stales mittee in that municipality Marlboro Committee Army's 526 AAA Balalllon $360,000 Construction Assistant Commissioner Warner Findt that their attempts to In- for a few hours 'Saturday duce General Motors to lo- Unmoved By Protest morning. M n. BaU.aud's To Start Immediately Crisis In Area In Secondary Education * private telephone conversa- cate In the township had Protest against leaving the Monday night the congrega- failed. tions were coming in loud William 13, Warner, assist- afeteria in the new Central tion of the First Piesbyterlan , It was their report that and clear at the SZCth's oper- nl stnto commissioner of ed- School Just an unused room for ations room anil vice versa. Church, Matawai', authorized the large auto concern had me year for lack of furnish- amities Petition icntlon, warned Tuesday, atata looked over sites In Marl- gs was made by Joseph M It all was explained by an expenditure up to $309;O0O ohool officials wero "con- boro and . in other nearby iraik weathc. conditions or the Immediate •eoBstluo ipurgat, a spectator, at' the which affected the telephone or Curb Measure :crncd" about the moves of municipalities but that the arlboro Township Committee Ion of their new Sanctuary Genera) Motors decision had circuits ol the New Jersey lie Koyport nnd Mlddle'.own Thursday. Mr. Spurgnt be- Bell Telephone Co., the md Christian Education b^lld Matter Referred To been to locate "In Uolmdel eved in certifying $5000 less township Botirds of IMucit.on Township alone the rail- army 'reported. The tele- ng to be located on the rijno Matawan Attorney rid their high school* of road " * The planners said, jan the $18,100 agreed to by phone company quickly cor- icre tract at the Intersection to their knowledge, it would board Mar. & as the cut rected the mbtup after being futilities welding enrollment from ftarU— rom Its $46,000 capital outlay 1 Eoute-34.. and-ffranMln|st, an Township and Kcu'rbmg. —not--be - a> major auto assem- notified. -. purchased .last summer f50m n WashluRton Avo., botwocn bly plant. '"» em, the township committee liberty and Union Sts., Tues- lo nnw the situation as hav. Mrs. Ralnaud wasn't at all the late Mrs. Thomas» 9, rould be reserving enough for surprised by the errant cir- lay night petitioned ther Matn- IIB "a very serloun effect" on Bernard Goldsmith, secre- e schools to outfit the cafe- Koopman, This proposal made tary of the Holmdel plan- cuits though. She said that an Bovouuh Council tor tho ort. Ho even used tho rla on at least a minimum 35 years aro, whi^) living In by the Building Steering Com- islniuuion of curbs on their orm "a sliotiiun marrluju" ning- Board, said Monday orklng basis. night no plans had been Newark, she oal'ed a friend mittee after an exhaustive roet. onipliiisl7.n MOW tho dosner- ' submitted nor approaches The capital outlay item, em- and her voice came out over >tu<*y had been approve by Property-owners are willing mosa of U\n uttuntlon mlnlit iracing, among other things, the radio. made yet to that body by he official boards ol the William Wells, Zl, of S9 Atlantic Avo., Matnwan Township, ) pay for tho Installation o! mlwlno Koyport, us a roosiv- General. Motors. 3.100 for cafeteria equipment, lie ourblng according to tho J h u r q h, It was carried by was injured fatally early Saturday morning In the grinding liead* inn dlatrlol.-Wltli both Itarltnn.- md $4000 for cafeteria tables on crash of this ear and a traotor trailer on Route 34 near Fieri o ictlllon, Counoll referred the ind benches, was beaten a sec- inanimous vote of' the. con- Townshlp nnd Kcanoburg..- ve., Matawan. Mr. Wells, a bachelor, \vn» n passenger In thn oquost to the Borough Attorn Hln declaration at a joint ind time by the voters in the Methodist Church 'Chicle operated by Walter Seber, Jr., 49 Church St., Matnwan, icy to dptormlno whothcr auf- Jhitside Appraiser eb. 28 poll. It became lncum- regfltiori. vho is reported In grave condition at Perth Amboy General lion- lolent families on tho otioei Hooting nt Matu.vnn High lent on the township board of In July' 1056, the congrega- lital. looking tho Installation war- School of tho Koyport, Mata- iducation thereby to make To Buy Property tion, according to the archi- antod tha Intvoduotlon of All wiin nnd K o 1 m d o 1 scliool Asked In Marlboro ime reduction and then sub- tect's estimate based on cur- rdlnance providing for t It a liniudn on the 'regional aohool tit their figures to the town- Former Terhune Plot*, rent prices, approved the ex- nstallation and opeolnl nssceo- plan liad a nufLlauIarly -jar* - Assessor Reported nip committee who would Sought For Expansion penditure of an estimated cost Area Man Killed Primary Battles ment, ring note nftcr Konneth Whnr* "Revaluing AU Land iave to accept or reject them of $206,000 wl'h mortgage "Counoll nooontod a proposnl tan, o Koynoi't board mem- lthln 10 days for certification Members of the First Meth- money at five per cent; At n Highway Crash Slated In Area iy the Conlrnl Hallroad of ber, had pointed out how »o)f- .'• : Marlboro Township's $18.81 ) the county tax board. idlst Church, Matawan, at a that tims It was questionable ow Jersey that tho nor Biifflolont Koypnrt would be J" per S100 tax rate brought de- The board voted Mar. B to :ongregatlonal meeting held if the entire proposed struo- Route 34 Accident Splits Noted In lUgh'n lease of Blntlon Plaea with only Union Donoli and mands for tellef from specta- telete the $13,100 and $4000 n the church Sunday night, uro could bo financed .and mads on a permanent ban voted to purchase tha Ed- Holimlol i\a sending dlatrlota tors at the municipal meet- tems for the cafeteria and to consideration vns given to Fatal To Win. Well. Townihip, Marlboro » but with tha stipulation that to Us pi orient high aoliaol reduce the number of auditor- wards property, better known ing Thursday. Karl Schroeder what has been designed u 10 days notion by either pnvty plant nnd Rnrltan Townthlp um chairs from 500 to 200. the former property of the Step l, which did not, and William WoUs, 21, of so A.t- Area primary lights »rn Marlboro Gardens, submitted may terminate tho logic excluded. a letter that hei claimed bad saving another $1000. This was ate John Terhune, that ad- does not now, Include tho rear antlo Ave., Mntawan Town- latect In Matawan, Marlboro groomnnt. Tha utility this effect of a petition from ot unanimous action of the lolns the church property on wing of four Urge rijoms, ship, was injured fatally Sat- md Holmdel Townships, ao- jcsled tlio proposal would he south on Main St., at Ra- Mr, Warrior promptly warn- that area. It pointed out the loard, Mrs. Gloria M. Antlsell which the church anticipates rday morning when tho ear lording to nominating potl- inako annual rcnowAls of. tho (I members of the three ind Carl W., Blnger voted "no'l vine Dr., at a price of $27,- building at some future time. contrnot botwoon tho borough township tax rate had risen 500. Eighty members attend- In which he was riding collid- lons filed In tho munlotuall- boards present of thinking in 109, per cent In two years. n the motion to strip the cafe- nd tha allroad forms of "a building," He am- ed .the meeting. Furthermore, tbe authorized d headoii with a trailer ,103. No primary fight la slated '•- The 1 e t.t e r stressed that teria equipment and furnish- Salary Inoreaaod iliftslned the nood was to against a 60 per cent rise ID ings, The property is approxi- xpendlture Monday night truck on Roulo 34, near Flsr- In Matawan Borough or Madi- tlilnk in terms of education. mately 72 feet wide by 450 eliminated the immftllnte o Ave., Matawan, polio* te- An ordlnnnoa, litarenslng ' school costs there only had Situation Deplorable son Township for lmporUnt ho salary of tlio munlolpul This thinking could go bayondS been a 10 per cent rise' In feet deep and cdntlans three-' erection of the steepls,' some iorted.;Mr. Wells wa» pro- the high sohool letup, down to> Mr. Spurgat, Thursday, found quarters of on acre with )osts. naglstrato from $1000 to land values. The letter - con- deplorable that the Central plumbing, stage and acousti- nouncod, dead on arrival , At H2B0 annually wan adopted by thn olghth and seventh frontage on both Main a n d cal celling In thp Fellowship Matawan Borough Clerk J. tended. the type of building Ichool was being left with no 'erth Amboy Oeneral Hospi- ho council following a public grades, an lio snw It. Ho quo»- coming Into the township was Broad Sts. Situated on t '\_e Hall, some partitioning paint- Franklin Domlnlok reported l at which no objpo- afeteria at all for one year. property Is the large three tal, where he was taken by lloi\cd It Koypoit and Mali' not BUPRorting the burden of He acknowledged \ that the es- ing and other minor features Republican party candidates Ions wovo voiced. wan iihuuld not convert their story Terhune homestead at an estimated increased he Matawan First Aid Squad costs beta? created and the mates for equipping and fur- who havo filed ara Mayor Counoll raoolved tlia ropor pioaent high »ohool building! which Is on the Main St. end post of $30,000. Any part, or which was called to the scone. zoning law should be applied nishing-a cafeteria put into the of the property. On the Broad SpaHord W, Bchdnok, who Is ot tho building Inspector show' to Junior high nchoola ana loin to stop it. The matter was budget by;'members cA trje all of this still can be .'incor- Mr. Wells, who was unmar- ing six pormlts lanuodt.durlni In oicolliiK a vtttlonal senior St. end is located the garage porated in the building IT new seeking; ronomlnnUon; Coun- referred to the planning 958-57 board of education may and former stables used by ried, was a-passenger In a. cor February for 170,100 worth c high Bchool, Mo naked "very iave been "excessive", and money or pledges can be mftn Itobert colot and n«w construction &ni »s»5"V' aavloua" thought' ut «W«n> board. the Terhuae family. Both operated by Walter Sober, Jv nswcompr to tho polltloal »oor)i lased on ji needlessly embol- found while it still Is possible «a Uva eiiioUon 61 ~ Uout» M, this Mr. Schroeder Questioned buildings nre frame structures for the contractor quctlo1 » r-»»aUot«;Bt»#i* Ishecl gradh ot kitchen utensils for' the contractor to, lnoluue jfl^j' *»:y«BjnTohiitt "• '":»»»» In MhtiW&n, R^Uln. Richard! Qua the levying;,,of ta^eoln the ; 'W&lcn-tt»e:~«trar«*.olllclals an- them',»» the -work' prs Pdtlonia to tha Mldw»y Hoi Cliarlos B, Jfopliv not, v't*ry at nd: appliances. '\Mr. Spun? t wan, who is; ronorted lit- orit bo«r.«oeWng- tha ouunollmanl ^py. township «s unfair to awrsoni tlclpato using for .Bun d a y ' The church is •xpecWng. to nomination.' Domoorats Iinvi thn Keyjiort Uonid,: aakddl like Marlboro Gardens resi- sald.that by reducing; the cu School and Christian Eduoa- use nil of tho money on hand ca! condition,by Perth Ambo. firs comnUislonor | Karl n. aarrlson, county «u- in the carJltal'outlay item eo endorsed Daniel ManoJnl, Sat dent* with newly-constructed tion purposes.* •••"••• for payment to tbe contractor General Hospital Authorities. h, Dorinla roportod tho Na perlntcndeut of HOIIOOIJ, when (continued on page ten) mayor, along with Charles A tional Board of FIro Under- homes. He claimed to know It was reported at the meet- as the building progresses Mr. seber reportedly suffered O'Haro and Edward B, Frano (contlnuud on imgo ten) there were many older houses ing that repairs to the church By fall a construction mort- writers Ii n d insuocted , the fractured skull, brain con- for counoll, equipment of tlio fire depart- in tbe township on which the building arc needed urgently gage will be placed on the Matawan Township Mayo valuations had. not been at an estimated cost of $1500, property. After the fulfillment cussion, lacerations of tho ment and found it sntlalao. Regional Move On face, fracture of the face bone John Marz, Jr., sooklng hi tory. The board, Mr, Dennli Water Plant Now changed by the assessor In These were considered at a of pledges already made, a eighth conseoutlvo term as i years. He' was' told that the meeting of the official board permanent long-term mort- and possible fractures of both oportod, will rotuni nt a Int- ownship commlltceman for er dato to ohocl- tho f I r a passage of time had depreci- Salaries Deplored held in the church lecture gate will be retired by pay- knees. ho Dcmooratlo party will be Nearly Completed ated/them to a minimum val- room last night. ments being Included in the larm system, Matawan Police Chief John opposed tills year by Frank O Counoll agreed to hold 11 a ue, but Mr. Schroeder insisted Von Rodeck, Buck, Church officials plan to or- annual church budget, J. Flood said tho truck drlv- llucco who also is ceoklng tho Marz Eitimatet —-thatthegeneral-rlse In prices ganize a campaign in the fall -Spafford W. Schanck-t-ii no'xt mooting Tliui'sday, Mar, 'See Mandate Defied er,r Carroll Frone«ak, 40,- of lorrilnatloh, Incumbent tax di-to-perinlt~memb«r»-lo-»tt. SlsrWeekrTtme ~ the past few years certainly (continued on page ten) ow bidder and will be award- 53 Broughton Ave,, Bloom assessor .Tohn O. Kenner, a h a d Increased their resale ed the contract to complete nnd t Ii c Monmouth County Even though the final fig field, was uninjured In tho Democrat, also has filed his lnnnlnii Board's Industrlsl Matnwnn Townnlilp Mayor value. res for its 1957-58 budget, Conclude Hearings the buildings as soon as fl early morning crash.' Mr, petition for rcnomlnatltm. Pe- olm Mans, Jr., yoslorday ontl- .-,'. Aries Revaluation nanclal arrangements are Conloroiico Mnr. 30 at Aibury now In the hands' of Frede- Fronczak told police the Sob itions filed by Mm. Juno Bar- nrk, uatcd that conatruotlon ot til* Be said the whole township ick M, Raublnger, state com- On Bronx-Shore But completed. It Is tho hopo of cr o a r, traveling cast on bngelatn for mayor and Josoph ow munlolpul wntor worka on should be revalued and sug- missioner of education, are final testimony before the he congregation to bo In Its Route 34, was In tho wrong C. Bucco, for assessor on the Jllffwood Avo, will bo ooiniilot- gested an outside appraiaa yet unknown, Freehold Re- Interstate Commerce Commis- new sanctuary by Chrlstmau lane and that he could not Republican sldo wore found d In alx weok*, Conatruotlon firm be retained to carry It gional High School Board of sion was given Friday by the 1957, Just two years after tne avoid the collision. dcfecllvo by Township Clork No Comments At if Uio water works first wit* through impartially. He estl- Education Monday proceeded burning ot Us century-old Swerved Heavy Truck Mrs, Rono K, \Vcn/,pl but wors indorUkon taat yatr. Asbury Park & New York church, . •• mated that with state and with the adoption of anew Transit Co. in Its application Police said the driver at- nmended later and ronubmlt- Public Hearing Tlio mayor's ronmrks wort federal aid It should not cost alary schedule. to operate buses from 168th tempting to avoid the crush od by Uia Republican candl in ado In answer to it query uy more than about $3500 and It p r o v I d e s for teachers St. and Broadway, New York, swerved the heavy trailer datcn, llobort Colllna, ropronentlng „ certainly a great deal more Matawan Township with bachelors degrees to be via the George Washington Armed Robbery At truck, owned by tho Natlona Dcnioomllo Cantcat ho Mutawnn Townahlp Publlo =f^_ than this would be realized In gin at $3800 and move through Bridge, Route 46 and the N. J Biscuit Co,, Newark. The Im- Acti On Budget Interoat Aaiinclntlon, who ap- •~i--iddltional tax revenue. He de 4 annual $200 steps to $6600. pact, police said, was just to Whllo thoro 1« no contee Turnpike to the shore area n 1 a tc (I among Rcnubllciuw In Tlioro wero no objopllons naiad At tho (hooting, I'll*, clared other count}' municipal The minimum for those with Louis Rollo. Matawan, an cxe Local Grocery the rear of the driver's cab townnlilp ctinouUy puroliaaoi ltles had undertaken such masters degrees Is $4000, with and smashed tho fender, gas Marlboro Townahlp, De voiced Mondny Rftornoon wlien cutlve of the bus company, was cruta will IJO asked to nolac water from Matui^an and Key- plan with good results. 4 steps of $200 and one o put on the stand by Edward Lone Gunman Eludes tanks and bent the frame o lio Matawan Township Coin l>oi t llorouulin, $100 leading to $6900. Teach the tractor. The entire fron two candidates for tho town jillltco conductod public Joseph M. Spurgnt. another W. Currle, also of Matawan Police At Parkway flhlp commllteo from thn Mnyor Mam alao announcod spectator, questioned this ers with six years of training .attorney for A. P. tc N. Y. Co end of the- Seber vehicle wai Ilin townnlilp planned to wlth- would begin at $4200 and go smashed In as far as the drlv persons who Imvo fllod m/tn _, will >oqulro could not be accomplished for The prospects for favorable" A lone gunman Monday nutlnir potlllonn. Uemoc/nla linw from tlio Iinnnox ltd. o $7200 in 15 steps. action Increased when the Man- er's scat, $4115,500 U) bo raised byVBX(i- iliimp ami Mllllto a land I 111 even $15,000. He averred tha night eluded ' Matawan Town nilng for tho two Boats l tlon for all uurposna. Thh fl«- , if Mr. Schroeder and other A "super maximum" f o hattan Bus Co. certified it had ship Police after robbing tbe Mr, Fronczak will be ar- filled In Novombcr me Wll lanltnry project nmr Ilouto Marlboro Gardens residents superior teaching within any no objection other than Its in- proprietor of the Hollywood raigned before municipal Mag- ciil 1)111 will ho itilnptou forirttliy II, Tlio Lommx ltd. nina, will 1 Ham Ii. LoMolan, Jonepli La- by tho commlttoit when It l» did not like the work of the of the three categories pro- terest In running the Blnger Liquors and Grocery Store istrate James V Martin in Murn, Jr., and Clmrles I'lonky in "rlniincil up" In approxl- assessor, they could v o 11 vides four additional annunl tours to Monmouth Park dur- 82 Lower Main St., Matawan Matawan court on Mar, 29. approved by the mate Dlvlnlon miitoly two wookn, Mayor Roiiubllciinn hnvo midornoil In ol Liionl Clovm nniMil. ' against him the next time hi Increments of $200 each. Thu ing the racing season without Township, of $07 In cash and Chief Flood said, on a technl cumlmnl) Dcnnln Iluckluy nn Mm'!; mild. ran* for office and elect tome- the highest possible sala violation of its.franchise to do a bottle of scotch, Township cal clmisij of causing deaf Aoooidlnu to tho now scliort- 'Ilin committee approved a Cliarles MCCIIO for rctiomlnn ulrj, laxen are Inoroimod one else. He found no assur- would be $8000. so. Lakcwood Express, a New police have issued an alarm by auto. Ho was released tlon. tniinr 11 o n n H o trnnnfor lo ance an outside appraise Recommendation Needed York to shore taxi service, for the gunman, described as pending the arraignment. for encll $100 of ns»t"infi<] Miuiilo Diciliiiiilinttlitn fro m could be depended upon to di The premium increments continued Its protest, but Mr, slightly built, 5'7" tall, wear Mr. W«!lo was th» ison ol Mndlaon Township Uopub- lUlou Ui a now totftl of »14,«Q. )oinc>illcil DIOIiimbllUlittu tor the "Impartial" assessing tha which are to become effectiv Currle believed that as long a: Ing a gray topcoat Rniljfth a! Mrs. Mabel Houghton Wells Ilcum uro united tills yo Taxen mo to IJO raldcil to pro- pri'iiilncn loealnd nn Cllffwood Mr. Schroeder sought. in 1059-60 are to be given on the taxi carried but six pas plne-typo hat. "" 3D Atlantto Ave., and the lot with two ciiniJIdnlen for tiom vldo »200,000, for luottl imr- Avr, Thn liullilliiu Innpcclol' Iy upon recommendation b engcrs at a time, It had no Russell L. Well-. Inatlons lo two vacancies to Ij poiwn, (IttLBOO an Hit* town nportml tiller ptiniiltn Issued Commltteemen Joseph A Dave EntlKh, the 61-ycar- dooided on tlio township com ulilp'n portion of tho ncliool dl" Lanzaro averred It would b the superintendent, with op comparable basis to fight a but old proprietor, said he w ft He also Is survived by flv n Kfllinmiy for IBllOu worth «f better to have the assessor proval by the board. franchise, Mr. Rollo told ol th preparing to clone Ills stor nlatcrij, Mm. IS d 11 Ii Flgoul mlttca In Novombor. Inoum trlol-tnunn mid $tta,000 fur llio )W linprnvriix'iitn, Howard Preston, appear be The present scale provide plans of his company to operate when the suspect entered am Matawan: Mrv Mary Lear lienl Donald Mucroa hun ben county, At a honid of hi'iillh fiiimilon fore the committee and te: a minimum of $3400 and max through (he bus terminal th asked for a carton of beer Missouri; Mrs. Oraco Vlnlcky Jolrind by Donald Tlernoy l Tho new tax (luurn U com wlilrh iMcci'dril t Ii n nmuUi' Port Authority Is to build 1 k the full throcyonr Kirm UilM.'il of |0,»4 for OKCII H00 cimiinltti'n inrtitlilg, tho board what he has planned. Mr, lmums of $5500 for teacher After paying for tho beer, th Chicago, 111.; Mrs. J o s s I > ' Lanznro said he was awar with bachelors degrees, $580 The Bronx. man, Mr. Entllch said, pullc Welwardt, Now York City; IJi'inucniln, ncrklim U) renal vnluiilliin fur ncliuoln, ml to Inv4 'tt|ualo tho. posil* the assessor has a program I for masters and $6100 f 0 out a snub-note Lugcrt y p and Minn none Wells. Main, control of tlio Ilftuubllcnti doir $4,79 for local |IIII|IOMC» and blllty of condurlliiu a (Ion van- view. Olln Huebsch. a plan- those with six years of hlghe automatic weapon and de- wan, Two brothers, Hursicll h Irmtcd township commltloo $3.11 for thn county. . climtloii cllnld HI tho tinvii'ililp Ackerson President havn filed Incumbent Comml Incren»oit In tlio munlclpn hln yenr. ning board member, declare training, Of Holmdel Democrats manded the cash In the regis Jr., and Robert II., both ol It Involved a tola! reassess- The salary guide was adopt ter. Mntawnn, also survive. Ueinnn Mloliarl Blunts who appropriation* thin year «rf will lio Jollied by Jolm A. I>hl iniuln mi almost rnllrr-ly of ad , ment of Uie township by stag- ed by a 7-2 vote with Fre Mayor James Ackerson was Mr, Entllch described t h e Funeral services were con Matawan Sale* Day* To es at no added charge to th von Rodeck. Marlboro Town- elected president of the Holm- robBer as white-lipped at tho ducted Tuesday at 1:30 pin 11 p n L*ur«ticfl II a r Ij M r flltlonal salary llprnni alnted for Feature Many Bargain* municipality. ship, and David T. Buck, del Township Democratic Club time of tho holdup and ex- from tho ''cdle Funeral Home 'Micro arc msvoral flglitn llntcd iriunlttlpal employer"! and Hi" Wants To Query Assessor Freehold Borough, the mem- at a meeting Monday night at tremely nervous. He also de- Mfltnwun, with the Hcv, Law In Democrntlo rnnkn for tlio police department, A centi-n Walcli for next week'a edition rcneo R. Ilalley, pastor of tin selection of county comrnltoo- nlnl fund ol 11301) alno In 111 Mrs. Louise Mars wonderei bers opposed. Mr. Buck char- tbe home of Mrs. IS t h e 1 manded a bottle of scotch aft- 1 uf Tin' Matawun Journal for If the assessor might appea: acterized the action of. tbe Smale, Holmdel nd,, Hazlct. er determine that a second Flrct Bnrjtlnt Church, Mnta men and women, Contentn nro eluded for tlio township ! 10011 i'XMc'i>tlonul vnluen dnilim Ilia before the governing body s board In adopting tbe guide Oilier officers elected were register In the store wai emp- wan, officiating. Interment (o "luted in tho third, fourth, flflh iiiiiilviTniuy celcbrftllun, MMIOIllI Illllllllll MlltllWICII Hllll'K spectators could question him before Its budget was approv- Mrs. Smale, vice president; ty. When he wai ready to lowed In Old Torment Ccme mill ncventh dlAtrlctn, At a special muutliiK follow Duyn, t« bii hpld Friday and The committee believed th ed as "a tinal nose thumbing John Tlllell, secretary, and leave, he forced Mr, Entllch tery, Tcnnent. Republican rnnkn In Holm- Ing tlio budget henrliiK, !)»"' Jutiirdiiy. Mur, Tt und 23, Tlia assessor would he willing If gesture on the part of a John Qrlffo, treasurer. to the rear of the store and del Township will faco a fight anticipation notes totiilllim ni'rcliiwilti Inivi' mniln nUvnti to would not be a violation < spendthrift board of educa- The club endorsed the can- attempted to wipe his thumb Blood Bank Donor* for tlio nomination for a lono $40,00(1 were authorized Ijy tho BO nil out (or dliapuora. the confidences of his office tion." Mr. von Jiodcck declar- didacy of Mr. Ackerson for prints from the handle of the township committee teat to coinmlttoo to flnanco work oi Ainonu fentuien ol the town- Hans Schlrber. anothe ed he could n6t vote tor the the Holmdel Towmhlp Com- front door. OuadalcanM Post 41*5. Vet l>» decided In November, Both Uio townnlilp water plant, var wide nnlB wllf bfrtft liayiiny for spectator, found the townshli guide In view of the two votes mittee and backed Robert Anthony DellaPletro, drlv- erans of Foreign Wart, Cliff municipal Magistrate Stanley lou/i roadn and to provldo for tlio do It your/idf twin, with an was losing revenue that woul of the people for lessened re- Chenoweth and Mrs. Smale Ing his oar past the itori wood-Mtttaw»n, with tho co (itllwcll representing tha Reg- tho acmilnltloii of road dojinrt- -xtravaiiiuua of buy* on relieve greatly the tax sltut- gional school costs. for county committee poaU saw the man walking across operation of the Matav/n ular Republicans of Holmdel ment equipment. Tlio oxpnndl- [taints, IjnislHM, cmntint, and tlon because tbe townshl To Attract, Hold Teacher* Mayor Ackerson spoke to Ux the Oardcn Stats Parkway Townihip Flrat Aid Bquad, wl Township, ind I'cl«r Oeno- turna wuri) a\ill»)i l«d by 'wnd tooU; for mom, eookwar* Ble, committee am' Clifton T. Delbert Cook, who offered group concerning a proposed bridge toward Matawtn and aponeor a blood drive Batur vcec, named by tlio Regular Intiucn npprovnd III 11*50 nylon atooklniis SOo pair, homo kalotv, township attorney, con the guide, defended It as need- master plan for Holmdel and when be (lowed down his ve- day. All thoso dedrlng to do Republican Organliatlon of earlier thl* year.. drr-ntiru $'2.ntt, anil & IllllltllUdO Untied to fall to produce ed to "Attract and hold the predicted that 100 per cent hicle, the man broke Into % nate blood will meet at th< Holmdel xownnhlp, seek tha of liumnln food prlcoa; for dad, ordinance to tax house-moveri type of teachers we wsnt." valuation of property will go run, leaped over the rtlllng VKW Uulldlng, Cllftwood Avo nomination. Democrat! linvo NOTIClf sllppcrn $3,00, A vUnt tubs o( Using township roads. Hi He estimated the cost of the Into effect throughout the and ran down the embank corner of Hawthorne 61., Cliff aelected Jamci H. Ackemon Iluilnu Dr. Jonopli Iludnlck'd hlmvlnii cream 30c, a freo oar claimed to kno" there wer Increases as M7.1G0. of which stale within two yean. ment leading to the souvh wood, at 10 a.m. 'fransporta for renomlnatlon, UlnoflN Uio ufflco pructlco wll I II It r I o a tl o n with ouch Oil rhaniie, ami even a now car 631 bouses moved through th The next meeting of the bound line. ilon will bs furnished to Mon bo conducted by Or, aoor»< township in 1958, By puiun $33,000 had be- Mary Wallace, Angle DiPoalo, 9 a:in. "at SI. Ann's Church, Morrls. Mrs. West was a Miss WalUs, Mary Ann Fedele Keansburg, by the Rev. Ed- member of St. James Episco- Theresa Rosato and daughters. WEDDING ward A. Corrigan. Interment pal Church. Bradley Beach. Rose Trabachlno, Mary Jaco- was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Quackenbush-Campbell She is survived by a sister, buccl, Frauds DeNardo, An- Mlddletown Township. The toinette Granato, Cliffwood: -Miss Mary Jane - Campbell; John J. Ryan Home for Fu- Mrs. Minnie F. VanKIrk, with daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wll- whom -she-lived, and "ft bf oth- Alice-Johnson;-Murlel"J'6 n n-~ nerals. Keansburg, was In son,' Laurence Harbor; Joseph- . -Uam-E-Cajnpbell, 138 Broad charge ot arrangements. er, William P. Movris,-Key- St., Matawan, became the port. ' ine.Sheehan, Elizabeth: Mar- Rie Genovese, Ida Mallncon- bride of John Frederick Mn. Charles Angler Quackenbush, Eon ot Mrs. 1(JO, Lynn Mallnconlco, Flor- Mrs. Clara Charlotte Ang- rle Caprigllone, Judy Geno- Emily Quackenbush. Main St., ley, 65. of 9 Euclid Ave., Fort Momn.ou.th and the late Josephine Granato vese, Red Bank; Betty Flem- Keansburg, wife of Charles R. ing, Mrs. Josepb Granato, Charles, Quackenbush, In a Angley. sr.. died Monday, candlelight ceremony at the Mar. 11, 1957, at Rlvervlew Honored At Shower -Mary DIPerrototo, Mamie First Methodist Church. Mata- Hospital. Stavola, Keansburg. wan, on Friday, Mar. 8, "1957. A surprise shower was giv- Q 1 f t s were sent by Mrs. at 8 p.m. The Rev. Albert Survivors, in addition to her husband, Include three sons, en recently for Miss Joseph- Leo Strollo. Mrs. Pat Ferran- D. Curry, pastor, offlcated at ine Qranato, on Mar. 2 by" te-, Mrs. Ann Carney, M r a". the ceremony. LouHTOakland. Calif.; Ralph C, Brooklyn: Robert, Keans- her bridal attendants. Miss Dan Ferrante, And Mrs. Dont Olvsn In marriage by her burg; four daughters, Mrs. Sophie Sakowskl, Miss Dolores Davino. lather, the brld- had her sis- Rita Berthold, St. Petersburg, Kronowskl, Miss Alice John- ter, Mrs. John Thomas Voor- Fla.; Mrs. Ida Wosmickl, Ren- son, Miss Rose? Marie Wal- hls, Colllngswood, as her at- toul. III.: Mrs. Anne Cbrlstl- lace," and Mlk-Patricla Fer- tendant. aso, and Mrs. Clara Gerlg, rante. The shower was held The bridegroom's brother, both of Keansburg; two broth- at the home of Miss Oranato's ers. Johjj and He r ma ji aunt. Mrn. Conntp Sakowski- Charles Quackenbush, Keans- -7~=- —burgr-waH-the-best-man,—and Qoetsch, "rath of Irving ton, Matawan. ushering was Cyrus K. Brawn, and 16 grandchildren. Guests were Roberta Cheno- Matawan, uncle of the bride. Funeral services are being weth, Jennie Cerllone, Marie Immunization s Followlngjhe_qeremony, • a held at 2 p.m. this afternoon Cerllone. Mary Ann Genovese, reception was held at the Wthe John J. Ryan Home for Mrs. J. Mauro, Mrs. Domlnlck Is a Simple ( home of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Funerals, Keansburg, with the A 11 o c c o, Josephine Artelll, • =3 K, Brown, Liberty St., Mata- Rev. Dr. Otto C. F. Janke, Phil Ambroslno, Rose Meglio, wan. pastor of the First Methodist Tessle Davino, Pauline Red- JE*rocedurie = The bride graduated from Church, Keansburg, officiat- Mlt., MRS. CUABLES FRANK S111MAK, JB. mond, Mary Rapolla, Mrs. Matawan High School and ing. Interment will be in Fair Fred, Allocco, Theresa Alloc- Inunmuzation against Rider College, Trenton. She Is View Cemetery, Mlddletown Miss Maxlne Pickler, daugh- med with wtite buds and .she co, Nancy Vlcario, Peg Rus- polio consiata of three ; o. employed at the headquarters Township. ; ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles carried a, round bouquet of iojections. The finst of the Signal School, Fort M. Pickler. Route 30, Union blue Iris and white pompons. Also Mrs. Anthony Granato, two arc given two to Monmouth. Beach, became the bride of The bridesmaids were Miss Florence Rubano, Martha Ce- eix weeks apart. The The bridegroom graduated WELLS FILED Charles Frank Shimak, Jr., Mary Pickler, Union Beach, vasco, Mrs. James Genovese, third ia given seven from Mlddletown Township son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles sister of the bride, and Miss Christina Dors), Mrs. John to "ten months later. High School and Tulane Unl- Joseph Fetta F. Shimak, 203 Blrchwood Mary Jane Raymond, Key- Granato, LaVerne Albers, Lu- • Maxunum protection ' —versity, -Ne w, Orleans, La,, Joseph Fetta, Raritan Dr., Cliffwood Beach, Satur- port. Their gowns and head- cy Sakowski. Jennie M I c 1 e. day, Mar. 0, 19S7, at 3 p.m. Emily Davino. Carol Ambro- is obtained following where he was a member of Township, who died Dec. 13, pieces were like the honor at- tho third injection. 1956, left his estate to a neph- In Calvary Methodist Church, slno, KaUiy Shanna, Mary Blgma Alpha Epsllom Fratern- tendant's and they carried Don't wait for'an ity. He served In the U. S. ew and several nieces. Keyport. round bouquets of powder Allocco, Mrs. Anthony Infantl, Mrs. Dan DIPoalo, Ado outbreak of polio. Army for two years and 's They are Achllle Salvatore The Rev. Dr. -H. T, Wil- blue, pompons. liams, pastor, officiated at the Bernard BlenkowskI, Cliff- Haines, Madulltii: Ambroslno, Provide yourself and doing graduate work at Penn- FuRaffnele, Angelina Salva- your family with sylvania Stale College. -'- double ring ceremony. Miss wood, was the best man and Mrs. Llber'a Ferrante, Ruth tore DlCaprlOifFellcietta' Sal- Ferrante, Joan Ferrante, Mol- ability to ward off the vatore FuRaffaele, Leonllda Helen Vanderbilt, Keyport, ushers were Leonard Stan, played traditional wedding Hackenaack, and John Brlody, ly Allocco, Connie Allocco, disease. Consult your Balvntoro FuRaffaele, Chris- Keyport. MRS. PETER B. WYCKOp1 tina Fetta FuAgostlno and music on the' organ. Jersey City. family physician to- ENGAGEMENT Given in marriage by her A reception followed at the Also Rose Moccl, Mrs. Inez day. Bo Miss Mary Louise Lavy,der accessories and carried Smith-Howard all of Caserta, Italy. father, the bride wore a Eagle Hose Firehouse, Key- Kofoed, Mary DelEosso, Mrs. laughter of Mr. and Mrs. avender carnations. walta-length gown designed port, after which the couple Rose. Snyder, Marie Siglsmon- , Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Howard, According to the "document, Presented In The . Portland, Tenh.. announce the Roy R.'Lavy, • Glasco, Kan., The attendants were Miss with s Chantllly lace bodice, left for Washington, D. C. For di, Mrs. William Henderson, was married to Lt, (i.e.) Pet- Kathleen Sltavely and. Mrsdate. d May 14, 1958, the sum vL Interest of Publlo engagement of their daugnter. of 12500 Is left In trust for theSabrlna neckline, and l o n g traveling, the bride wore a Anna Sprlngvloed, Frances Health Louise,, to Specialist Third B. Wyckoff, U, 8. Navy, Robert Sandlfer, both of Wich- pointed sleeves. The nylon navy blue dress trimmed with Trlola, Jennie Mazza,' Mrs. >n of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton ita, Kan. 'their gowns were education ot live grand-nieces By Your Class Harold Smith, son of and grand-nephews. They are tulle skirt over taffeta -vas white, a white hat and acces- Pharmacist Mrs. L11 a Eastmond, 13 Wyck-orf, 398 Broad St., of lavendeSr taffeta with pur- trimmed with appliques of sories and a corsage of white Frank Paul Fetta, jr.. Bar •.•'••••.••• - :yport, on Saturday, Mar. ple accessories, and they car- matching lace.' Her fingertip BEAUTIFUL Theresa Ave., Keyport. ried bouquets of lavender car- bara Ann Fetta, Patricia roses. Free Delivery Miss Howard Is a senior at 1957, at 4 p.m. In St. Mary's veil of French illusion fell The bride attended Keyport latholic Church, Glasco, Kan. nations. Mary Fetta, Patrick Joseph MONUMENTS Tel. Keyport 7-0904 the Summer County High Fetta, jr.' and Beverly ^A from a scalloped lace hat and High School and is employed chaplain from the Hutchln- Ens i en Oakley Osborn, she carried a. cascade bou- VIili our dliptay of Monumental Art Bcbool. Specialist Smith pres- Brooks. . Roy Grfmmln- 1 PLANNING A VACATION? J_1957,; at ,1a z a r d Memorial ind the high waist of the prln- wore a beige lace dress with the;document dated Apr. .14, ireri 7i» Plnevlew^Ave.",'Kearis-' Mr. and . Mrs. John Jones, 1052. ttb'spital, where she had been :es3 bodice, from .which a brown accessories and a cor- burw. 270 Main St., Keyport, are the a patient for 10 days. She ull floor-length skirt fell Into sage of pink carnations., parents of a daughter, born Alexander J. Sleiak by "V WB3 born In New York, the chapel train. Her fingertip A reception was held In the Lauro Wednesday. Mar. 6, 1057. in 1 Alexander J. Slezak, Broad- daughter of the late Daniel ell of French Illusion was parish hall! Immediately—fol- Mr, and Mrs Joseph Lauro, South Amboy Hospital. The and Sarah Cullen, but had liv- leld by a scalloped crown of lowing the cererrony. For way, Keyport, who died Feb. 22 Lower Main St., Matawan, baby weighed nine pounds Steamship Or Plane ed In this area most of her altcta, edged In matching traveling, the bride chose a 10. 1B57, names his.. widow, are the parents of a son, born and has been named Cynthia life. jearls. She carried a bouquet robin's egg blue suit with Helen Slezak,. residuary lega- In Perth Amboy Hospital. Suzanne. This is the couple's Prompt Reservations tee under terms of a will dat- Mrs. Woolley la survived, f white and frosted wine car- navy and white accessories. third child, the others being besides her husband, by one atlons, After Apt 1, the bride and ed Sept. 7, 1055. Vanllater a son and a daughter. < BROWN TRAVEL BUREAU groom wilt be at home In A daughter was born In daughter, Mrs. Kenneth ~C Mrs. Lawrence Rogers, Andrew C. Eckcrt Day Calls: Vallej 6-4141 7 Broadway, Kejport Demlin; one eon, W, Edward Wichita. Kan., was her sis- Jacksonville, Fla., where Lt. Fltkln Hospital on Wednesday, Callinan The will of Andrew C. Eck- Mar, 6, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs 1 214 Smith St. ' Nlgbt Calls:! Woolley, Cranford,. and two ter's mntron-of-hoiior. She Wyckoff has been assigned to ert, Keansburg, who died Jar*. A son was born In Rlver- Perth Amboy . Kejport 7-5031 'grandchildren,, lytlss Maryann wore a ballerina length gawn Airborne Enrly W a r n 1 p g Joseph VanMater, Box 43, V|ew- Hospital on Saturday, Squadron 4 of the U. 8. Navy, 27, 1057, names two sons, An- Marlboro. Woolley and William E. Wool f purple taffeta with laven- drew C. jr.,—and. Walter—A. Mar. 9, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs. P"e t e r Callinan, '145 Essex leyv-Hlr Cranfordr Eckert, residuary legatees. Moqre Gracious Country Funeral services were held 202 Main St,, Matawan, died She was tho widow of William and Ave., West Keansburg. Jesse Aumack Cpl. Clarence Moore Monday at 2 p.m. nt the Eedle Monday. Mar. 11. 1957 at his H. Andrews. Mrs. .Andrews Mrs. Moore, 2 Second St., Kyles Dining at its Best Funeral Home, Keyport, with home. belonged ti> the Daughters of Jesse Aumack, Keyport, West Keansbuig, are the par- the Bev. Dr. Hlllman T. Wil who died Feb. 17. 1057, names Mr. and Mrs: Leo Kyles, He was born In Morgan, son America, ICeansburg, ents :of a son, born Tuesday, County Rd., CUtfwood, are liams, pastor of Calvar; of the late Charles and Mary a daughter, Mrs. Anna I. Mar: 5, 1957, In Fort Mon- Methodist Church, Keyport, She Is survived by twoWeinman, Keyport, residuary the parents of a son, born (Morse) Applegate. He was daughters/Mrs. Fred 8 e i p. mouth Hospital. '' Sunday, Mar. 10, 1957, In Now Open officiating. Interment was In a resident of Matawan for ap- legatee under a will dated Green Grove Cemetery, Key Union Beach; Mrs. Myrtle erth Amboy Hospital. proximately 60 years. Barber, Leonardo; two sis- June ft. 1052. His widow, Car- «• Welle "~ port.. Pallbearers were John oline P. A u m a c k, receives Mr. and. Mrs. Charles He Is survived by his wife, ters, Mrs. Emma B r o w e r, BKtoer PETERSON'S ,! Wadlngton, and James, Pierre, $2000. Welle, 401 Atlantic Ave., Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bltt- William, Arthur and Thomn Elizabeth (West) Applegate, Jeyport; lfllrs. Bertha Thorne, Matawan; two brothers, Ches- Matawan, are the parents of ner, 46S Cliffwood Ave.. Cliff- Cahlll. Matawan; one daughter, Mrs. Bodwell Toad a daughter, born Thursday, Warren Vrceland, Matawan; ter and JcW Keyport; four Under a will dated June 11, wood Beach, are the parents ono son. John W., Monmoulh grandchildren, and one great- Mar. 7, 1957, In Rlvervlew of a son, born Monday. Mar. Buttonwood Manor Elmer 8. Applecata 1658. Rodwell Todd, Matawan, Hospital. ., County Assistant Prosecutor, grandson. || who died Feb. 1, 1957, leaves XI. 1957, In Rlvervlew Hospi- Butwie&smen's Lunch or Elmer S. Applegate, 86, o tal. Matawan; ono sister, Mrs. Funeral j services are being his estate In trust to his broth- Bonnet A Full Course Dinner Lowlo Hirtensteln, Matftwan, held at 1:30 p.m. today at thoers, Van-Winkle and Querln Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bon- and one granddaughter. Bedlo Funeral Home, Key- Todd and a nephew, Ouerin net, 144 Wayside Dr., Cliffwood Highway 34, Matawan Funeral services wero held port. Interment will be In Todd, jr., with the net Income Beach, are the parents of a FUNERAL SERVICES Visit Our Cocktail Lorrare Join Wednesday—&t. 1:30 p.m. atQreen Qrcjye Cemetery, Key- to be paid to his widow, Chris- son, born In- Perth Amboy Mra. Brent Knutsen Wedding Parlies - Banquets • Get-togethen our the Be die Funeral Borne, port. ] r tine (Baker) Todd, quarterly. Hospital. Funeral services'were. helS Mota'wan. Interment was In 'A son, Rodwell VanWlnkle Thursday In Red Hank for Phone MA 1-6220 Holmdol Cemetery. John Opper Todd, Is bequeathed $100. Walling John Oriper, 65, 'of 74 Man- A son was bom In.South Am- Mrs. Ruth (Leary) Knutsen, Clothing Club Red Bank, formerly of Mata- Mn. Andrew* ning PI., Kennsburg, husband boy Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. ot Mrs. Marie (Zelglor) Op- Wilbur Walling, 238 Shoieland wan, widow of Brent Knutsen. Mrs. Hllmre K. Andrews, Interment w a s In Fair View W. S. WALLACE 87, died Monday, Mar. II, per, died Sunday, Mnr. 10 BIRTHS Circle, Laurence- Harbor. 1087, at Monmouth Memorial Hoff Cemetery, Mlddletown Town- 1957 at her xhome. 310 St. ship. Mrs. Knutsen died in 24 W. FRONT ST. James Are., Union Beach, " Hospital. ! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hoff. Boemer Dont Wait! S7B Btate Highway, Laurence Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Soc- Monmouth Memorial Hospital She was bom In Keyport, The son i of the late Joseph on Tuesday, Mar. B, 1917, aft- KEYPORT 7-0700 the daughter of the late John Harbor, are the parents of B mer, 472 Harding Rd., Lau- Now Is The Time To and Mrs. | Kathcrine (Hart' rence Harbor. ar# the parents er a long Illness. and Mary (Unrig) Vanderbllt. meta) OpCer, ho was a retir- son, bom in Perth Amb'by Hospital. of a daughter, born In South She was born In Osslnlng, Improve Your Home ed baker and a veteran of Amboy Hospital. World Wa* I. He was & mem- N. Y., the daughter ot Mrs. DR.LOU.SI.PRAGER ber of tho Keansburg Exempt Beld Anna L. Burns and the late A daughter was born In George Leary. Firemen's Association, and Perth Amboy Hospital to Mr. A daughter was born In OPTOMETRIST formerly \ as associated with and Mrs. Stanley White, 253 South Amboy Hospital to Mr. Lloyd Walling No Down Payment EYES EXAMINED tho Union City Volunteer Fire Jackson St., Mt\law&n. and Mrs. John Reid, 459 At- Funeral services were, held A KftVICE of dhtiwhtw) chmlw OFFIUB 110IIH3 Dopartnier lnntlo Ave., Matawan. Saturday at 2 p.m. it the With Our 1957 Survlvlm Hyei • •• II prlcM Ihtl vwy u gratify •» Dallf and Saturday* In addition to bis " • ' • ' Ncalis Bedlo Funeral Home, Key- family, luvfa. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. wife, is daughter. Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Hyer, port, with tho Rev. Joseph R. Frldais B A.M. lo 9 P M. C20 Sydney Ave., Union Mr. and Mrs. Thurman E Margaret Jcalzo, Keansburg; Kealls, Valley Dr., Matawan Faith, pastor of the First "SUMMER PLAN" Wedneidaji 9 A.M. to a broUier, William, New York, Beach, nro 'ho parents of a Baptist Church, Keyport, of- 12 Noon son, born Tuesday,, Mar. B, are the parents of twins, a fDADAYI FUNERAL HOME' and two g andchlldicn. son and daughter, born Thurs- ficiating for Lloyd Walling. 08, First Payment 30 W. Front St., Funeral services were hold 1057, In Monmouth ' Memorial who died Wednesday, Mar. 8, SOI Maple PI,, Kejport Hospital. day, Mar. 7, 1057, at South Tel. KEyport 7-135Z Keyport at tho Jonl J, Ryan Home Amboy Hospital. Richard 1057, at his home, B Broad- KEyport 7-2020 lor Funcnls, Koansburg, at 2 weighed five pounds, 14 ounc way, Keyport. Interment was October 1957 p.m. Wed iosdav with the A daughter was born • In' es, and Robin weighed live In Green Grovt Cemetery, Rev. Frod rick Boos, pastor Monmouth Memorial Hospital pounds four ounces. Keyport. of tho Qc hscmane Lutheran on Tuesday, Mar. 5, 1057, to He was born in Rarltan Church, I eyport, officiating, Mr. and Mrs, John Lldcs, 30 Orr Township. Mr. Walling was a Studios Interment was in Bhorcland Lake Blvd., Matawan. A daughter, Dana Ruth, farmer. Ho Is survived by a Take 36 Months Memorial lardcim, Rarltan was born on Saturday, Mar. half-sister, Miss Dora Thorne, Township. • . Beok 9, 1957, In the 31st Army Baso Hazlet. CANDID WEDDINGS A SPECIALTY Mr. and Mts. Elmer Beck, Hospital, Muachwcle, a o r- or IP HUM IT. TEL. KB Mill UTPOIIT Mri Helen n»ley 41 Florra Ave,,' Matawan, arc many, to Pfc. Ronald Orr and Mm. William h. Weat Mn. H en Haley, 05, died tho parent! ol a ton, born Mrs. Orr, formerly ot Mata- Funeral services were held Thursday, ilar. 7, 1057, at her Tuesday, Mar. S, 1057, In Mon- wan. Tho baby weighed seven Saturday at 2 p.m. at the 5 Years To Pay home, 63 'ourth St., Keans- mouth Memorial Hospital. pounds, two ounces. Farry Funera' Home, Asbury burg, atlei a shott Illness, 1 Park, for Mrs. Caroline L. Mrs. Hi Icy was born in Brliuer France West, 70, widow of William Germany, She had lived In Mr, and Mrs Russell Brln- Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Ross W. Maghan Agency Kcunsburg 20 years. 8he own- scr, Holmdel Rr llazlet, nre France, North Branch, are od' and icrated the Bcrtt^ the parents ot a son. born the parents ol n son, Ken Shorelond Memorial Matawan Lumber Co. oh I re Hole Kcannburg, Tuesday, Mar. 8, 1057, In Rlv rieth Wcslervoldt. born Sntur Real Estate—Insurance Mrs, Iln ey was a member crvlew Hospital. Tho baby hai uay, M«r. 0, IOf In Somer Gardens Cemetery The Friendl/i Lumber Yard or the Enohoro Tavern Own been named Jeffrey Allan. Mr. set t'ospltnl, 8omervllle. The AMD. MAfAWAN 138 Main Si MA 1-0003 «ra Ansoo •linn, • •• • i and Mrs. Drinser also havo I'oiiy ; wclRbef elRht pounds KR 7-M10 Burvlvln, nro r ditugher, two daughter,]1,. Jessica and latent oii^r*. Mrs. France la SUTPHIN AVE. MATAWAN Mre. Dorli Roesomnn, Keant- Cheryl Joan, K . the former Miss Patricia Mil- Main St Kef port ! iov. Meyner To Speak > •AM Operation Ready 3 f jrmy Pigeon Sale .t Saturday Meeting GOT. Robert B, Meyner will Is Set For Today NOTES At Fort Monmonth the' featured speaker at a •'Operation Ready 3." (sche- The V, 8. Army Biss nner-meeting ot Uie New duled for today, will place About Area Men and Women Corps homing pigeon is to be 'ersey Federation of Business heavy emphasis on_ industrial -.-— in the ^ - released from military service 'H"d" Professional Women's damage, following an assum- ter this month and tho Do- ubs to be held on Saturday, ed attack; on New Jersey Act- artment ot the. Army »tt- Ing Civil Defense Director 1 iounced last week that »P- t the Park Hotel, Plalnflold. Thomas S. Dlgnan, said yes- iroxlmately 1000 birds will be lie dinner will climax a day terday. Armed Services Oid at Fort Monmouth. The meotings stressing rleglsla- The practice exercise, third jubllo sale of the last of the lon and publlo affairs as 1m- ta a lour-part Berles, will be- tomy pigeons will be conduct- lortant parts of the federa- gin at 8 p.m. and last two In Caribbean Exercises Complete Special Course d at the Signal Corps Pigeon lon program. hours. Only the state control U. S. Marine Corps Pfc. Don- Marine Privates JphnH. reeding and Training Center Mrs. Roberta L. Hnlllgnn. ald A. Anderson, Jr., son of in Saturday, Mar, 23, from 8 SAVINGS center at West Trenton and Scully, son of Mr. and Mrs. ontclair, president of the the 21 county control centers Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ander- Joan E. Scully, 137 Main ss.; .m. to 5 p.m. deratlon, will preside at a will be activated. There wll'. son, Keyport, and husband of and Clifford B. Jobes, Eon "of Pigeon fanciers from all mslness meeting of the feder- be no public participation and the former Miss Velma Van- Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin R. iver the country have indl- tion'a executive b o a r d at no sirens will be sounded. londlngham, Memphis, Term., Jobes. 37 Main St., both of :ated 'hey will be on hand to :30 p.m., whldi will be pre- State Highway 36, The purpose of this training is participating in extensive Matawan, completed a special my these Army trained plg- cded by a parliamentary pro- amphibious exercises in this dure o 1 a s s In charge of session is to appraise the situ training courso Feb. 14 with ons. Since the original ' an- ation as of the end of the first Caribbean Sea area with lounccment in D e c o m b e r udge Llbby Sachar, Plaln- Marine Amphibious Training the First Infantry Regiment leld. , KEANSBURG N. J. 24 hours, following an attack. at the Marine Corps Base. 956, of the Army's inactiva- Mr. Dlgnan suggested that Group 1-57. During March and lon of pigeon training actlvl- early April the group will con- Camp! LeJeune, N. C. The day's events will start particular emphasis be placed les, over 1000 (ndivldaul In- with a workshop directed by OPEN on the Impact on Industry. In- duct exercises at Vieques, The four-week course in- lulrles from interested pur- Puerto Rico. y cludes all phuses of combat Mrs. Justlno Hunt, Union, tho cluded in the factors to be hasers have been received at federation's publlo affairs considered are: The number The latter part of April the training co-ordinated with the \>rt Monmouth alone. The !. THRU THURS.'TIL 9 training taught in "boot !haliman, and Miss Ann of essential Industries in each raining group will become the rmy looks to this group lor sbrtrorr cdunty that are Inoperative, e o o n d.. Provisional Marl camp." Graduates will be 5slstniice In mi;, future COBF due Ui rower failure; arTaiT iransierrea to permanent halrmnn, scheduled for 10:30 lr-Ground Task Force and lunicatlon r.eeu for pigeons. m, The workshop will be /ol- sessraent of food processing will take part in Operation ty stations. The pigeons will be offered plants, still in operation and iwed by a luncheon, arrang- "CARIB-EX", a Joint Marine Uhllander Transferred o the prospective purchaser d by the Past Presidents' available for production; esti- corps, Army, Navy and Air mates on warehouse space, Robert Rhllander, son ot in n first-come, first-serve !ub of the state-wide wom- Force exercise in the Panama Mr. and Mrs. A. Rhllander, lasls. It will be retail cash ra's organization. * available for storage of perCanal Zone. LinLB BOYS' isnable foods and drugs; estl< 193 chlngarora Ave., Keyport, ale and according to conat- The nearly 60 member On completion of the exer- has been transferred to Camp ions set "up, the buyer will - mates on industrial warehouse cises, visits will be made to :lubs of tho federation will LeJeune, N. c, from Parrls >e able to purchase from one o represented at the day's space, "for use as receiving Caribbean ports before return- sland, S. C. Be has been se- to 10 pairs. Tlmr will not per- stations and storage of nonIn- g to the home bases. meetings by more than 300 lected to serve his platoon as mit purchasers to select the women from all parts of New perishable essential Items and Fleet Marine- Force units :ook due to his past experi- pigeons they desire and a 1 estimt'^s on the number of participating In the exercises Jersey, GABARDINE ence as short order cook at transactions at the pigeon cen- industries, engaged In the are from the Second Marine the Keyport Diner, Route 35 ;er will be final. processing o! structural eteel Division and Force Troops, Cancer Drive Kick-Off and-ayal'able for Immediate He was awarded his first The Mar. 23 sale, of course Camp LeJeune, N.C; Marine stripe after he had been in the [oes not Include the 15 pigeon Dinner Set For Apr. 1 - production. —- -> Aircraft Qtoup-31, Miami, Via., iervice four months. and the Second Marine Air leroes of World War II. This Expected casualties among elect group will be dlstribut- Former Qov. Walter J. Hon- REVERSIBLE JACKETS Wing,, Cherry Point, N. C. Industrial personnel also will Wells At Fort Bllcy !d shortly to various publlo or, Wisconsin, national oru- U, S. Army Specialist Sec- mdo chairman for the Ameri- be- estimated, Mr. rDignan Porter At The Pentagon loos- and Institutions through laid. ind Class Frank A. Wells >ut the United States. an Cancer Society, will be V. S. Army Pvt. Hugh Por- son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt the principal speaker at tho . -The problem was based on ter, son of Mr. and Mrs. The use of plyeons was firs an assumed set of circum T. Wells, 100 State St., Union kick-off dinner on Apr. 1, IACH Uiuolly George W. Porter. St. George Beach, Is a member of the started by the Army In 1878thai-king tho opening; of the stances,'Which included bomb PI., Eeyport, has completed in the Dakota territory- and 94 First Infantry Division's 16th iprll Cancer Crusade In Hew ONLY M.98 ings- in 16 New Jersey coun- his basic training at Fort Dix, used as recently as the Kore- ties on Nov. 29, 1958. The Op- Infantry at Fort Riley, Kan. ersey, . y and presently 1s stationed at 1 an conflict. They have written $2 In announcing that ths for- eration Ready series began on Fort Myer, Va. He .has been Assigned to the Infantry's their own small chapter in that nlgbt and dealt with the assigned to the Pentagon in Company F, Specialist Wells mer governor would keynote American History. They reach- the beginning ot the drive to IIMI A to 14 first two hours, following 'at- Washington, D. C. mtered the Army in 1054. and ed their peak durlngWorld tack. The second chapter In returned to the U. 8. from a aise $1,200,000 In Now Jer- Pvt. Porter graduated from War U when 80,000 birds were ey, Louis A. Rellly, Newark, the training series was held Eeyport High School, Class of tour of duty In the Far Eas in use. Thin motl-wonttd gobordlm |aokati vmt In solid colon ont) on riv«ntbl«, on Jan. 31, and was concern- In January 1956, resident of the New Jersey em ild« a llahl tolor and th« othif ildt a dprk tolqr, Jaikitl or* modi with 1951, and formerly was em- Rapid advances in an eleo- Division of the Society, stated ' ed with the first four hours, ployed by the New York Mot- The 21-year-old soldier at- tronio age has caused the ln- o sottcn toll weltlband, «tl»lltt« ond ««lt«. Riolly two |o«Hit« In «nl. following attack. Mow, In Op- or Vehicle Bureau as a court tended Keyport High School that Monmouth County oru- aotivatlon of, the Army Pigeon ade chairmen and key lead- eration Ready 3, Mr. Dlgnan stenographer. He entered the and was employed by t h center, explained, evaluation will be Army in December. His ad- Ford Motor Company, Me- rs from all over the state made after the first 24 hours, dress is Pvt. Hugh Porter uchen, before entering th will bo in attendance at tho following attack. US51381011, HQ and Opns Det. ATmy. Lamb Sales Scheduled dinner, which will be held at "Operation Ready 4," the USACA, Ft. Myer. Arlington For 4-H Club Project* the Hotel Essex House. New- - final chapter In this series, " Va. , Etnrwald In Germany ark, at 7 p.m. will be held sometime TJ, a. Army Pvt. Ronald K. Two Iamb sales will be hei HIM 7.14 April. All of the state's more Miner Graduates From Rlngwald, 18, son of Mr. and this spring tor boys and girl M.tl $1.84 Lineman's Course Mrs. Charles -W. Rlngwald, who wish to raise sheep as Heart Aitociation To than 550 municipalities w 11 sr., 434 Prospect Ave., Unlo UOH YJ be included and a publlo par IT. 8. Army Pvt. James K. i-H project, according to Pet Hold Panel Mar. 20 Miner, whose wife, Joan, lives Beach, recently arrived in er F. Martens, Jr., Moumou'-t CAR COATS tlolpatlon test will be held. Bobllngen, Germany and la A panel discussion on at 168 Morningslde Ave., Dh- County Club Agent. Orad< Thtw popular tooti «omi In Naturol, TurqwiN, P.td and Now. 9mA l«r Mhod and ploy. ion Beach, was graduated Mar member ol the OTth B 1 g n a "Problems of Hypertensive Enjoy one o! Amerlca'i and purebred jambs loi Disease" w 111 feature tils great freedoms. Attend the 1 from the lineman's course Battalion, • — breeding and market mea eighth annual sclentlflo ses- ohurcb of your choice this at the U. s. Army's Southeast- A radio relay operator projects are to be made avail sion of tho New Jersey Heart weekend. ern Signal School, Fort Gor- Pvt. Rlngwald entered th able. Association from a p.m. to don, Ga. Army in September 1856. Hi On May 11, the New Jorso: 6:16 p.m. Wednesday, Wonderful "Go-Togtthers" The eight-week course train- completed basic training Hampshire Breeders Astocl at the KSBOX House, j Hotel, ed Pvt. Miner to construct and Fort Dix. Pvt. Rlngwald ai tlon will hold their 4-H sft Newark, It WM> announced to- maintain-befthv open and leai tondoi Keyport High .School. oa Sheeplleld "T arm, We day by Dr. Harrold A. Mur- MISSIS' covered field 'communication Vernon. Hampshire lambs ray, Newark, association pres- wires and babies. Blotdan at Fort Eu«il« the highest quality will I ident. .. • Mrs'i Star* Pvt. Miner,. son of August tr. fl. Army Specialist Third sold and an educational pri Inwll • Mtdlun • Lar* IACH * .64 AMEEIOAN PALMIST Class William Rlordan, son of gram put on. Takinir part In the session, Miner, 58 Campbell Ave., Port which Is the annual high spot UiHmdUIA*,xBO N. I. i\:V,U Mi-. >!M»« PROCLAIWATIPW t It'll Take More Than Talk WHEREAS, The American National Bed Cross In Its ESTABLISHED UN Campaign for Members and TelenblUM KEroort 1-30M - t. MABEL BEOWN, PUBUtHBB Funds 1ST seeking public sup- FublKtied every Thursday at Ktyport, Monmouth County,'N. J. port f o r. _ Its humanitarian By BROWN PUBLISHING! AHDf BDITDIO COMPANY services at home and abroad; By Four PUTTING YOUR FEDERAL government on the local J. Mabel Brown. Editor - Geraldiot V. Brown; Aaodat« Editor and Britten Garden Bcportct level department. News Note: "Postmaster General Arthur WHEREAS, The men and Subscription Rate» Payable In Advanw £1 Summerfield said today that FREE congressional and One Year (within (talfl). 14-50 Garden Helps In Demand women now la the armed federal mail last year totaled 1,470,000,000 pieces, the LOW- Ux Montlu 13 mi One tear |out»U« «tat»)_ (S.OO Many of you gardeners are forces, and veterans and their ThK» Monthi ZZZ if-M Oil V««r (outald* U. S.J_ $1.00 playing {or keeps this year EST since 1948." We know they're really trying but. to Xl» Matawan Journal U a ncwapapcr "of the people, by tho txoplt, 'amllies, urgently require the bring it down to the man in'the street who pays the bill, •nd tor U» people." Ita aim li to servo tho best Interejta of Matawan and following the book Instead of services of the Red Cross; it would take the Keyport postoffice, working at a record Tldnlty; to present all ot the news ot the week without bias or pnjudlct your Instincts. T In a clean, sane, cotuervaUve manner, respecting the inalienable right* and • • . .TT ' ' Christmas rush capacity over TEN years just to receive that of our dozens, ana thereby malting ItqcU worlhy ot their confldenct. . Green thumbs are relative- WHEREAS, Add ed tbou- amount of mail. And that's working every day for 365 days ly tare, and most of us have lands of Americans must be Resporulblllry for typographical errors la limited to tha «ost ot lha a year. And then mind you, after working all these men •pact occupied by such error. to look to wiser, more exper- trained in Red Cross first aid, so hard for so long without even a vacation in 10 years. Entered a» second-clan mattor at tht.poat olllc. at Matswan, H. J, ienced gardeners If we want home nursing and as nurse's under th> >ct of March 3, 187D. to have something more than aides to meet family and na- Congress to reluctant about granting postal wage increases. tional emergencies; and Probably a guilt complex. • Pare Four Thursday March U, 1957 c r a b g ra s s and dandelion crops to show for our c alias- WHEREAS,'The Red Cross, CLIPS AND QUTPS , . . Clipped from business trends . . . es. through its courses In - water safety, and learn-to-swim pro- "The Brown - Forman Distillers Corp., Louisville, Ky., pro- Nudge The Legislature Proof of the serious Inten- tram In Monmouth County, ducer of Old Forester bottled-fn-bond bourbon is marketing If the State Legislature took a report submitted last tions of many gardeners Is laves many lives every year; a new whiskey, The President's Choice. The new bourbon year by an 11-man study commission seriously, five area the heap of postcards that ind . i will be bottled in barrel-lots only, each purchaser receiving communities would receive state financial assistance to es- ave come in requesting the WHEREAS, Red Cross the full contents of the barrel." With 10 tons of ice and 00 gallons of ginger ale we could have a Leek of a good tablish-or/expand-locaJ-pubUe-library-faeilities.—In-January Catalog-of-.Publications. You, eeds funds for Disaster Re- who have the catalog, can or- .ef and Rehabilitation; and tune . . . "The Council on Student Travel yesterday pre- 1956, over a year ago, the study commission proposed a WHEREAS The . Red Cross dicted a record mark in trans-Atlantic travel this summer $2,000,000 fund be established to assist local communities der the free printed helps : n d its 1,650,000 volunteers by students and teachers. John E. Bowman, executive di- to provide library facilities for their citizens. Nothing has that Interest you most. ;lve assistance to those who rector of 'the' council, said his organization expected to ar- been done, In fact, there has been no move this year by The hundreds of requests need help In their local com- range 10,000 one-way passages." Say, that's a solution to for the catalog Indicate that the State Legislature to implement the proposals of the munities; " overcrowded school conditions we never thought of . . .. many of you don't know THEREFORE, The Month commission. about (he bulletins and circu- Headline, "Howard-Fast condemns Soviet system and lead- f March Is proclaimed Red ers." Seems Fast was kirida' slow about that ... Another In too many instances, libraries are forced to wait on the lars you can get from your 'ross Month and all citizens charities of others to implement token appropriations of local State University, either dl- headline "Americans Overseas urged to use diplomacy." It's are urged to "ANSWER THE a cinch the diplomats aren't. governments to provide limited facilities to reai3ers,young ectly or through your coun- CALL, JOIN AND SERVE" r agricultural agent. Looking Backward ..-• and old alike. Under the plan, submitted by TKosTudy and "STAY ON THE. J O B" MERCHANTS IN MATAWAN, not to be outdone by commission, more than $13,000 would be granted our local Meet County Agent ;hrough generous contrlbu- Maybe you don't even know Itenu About Folks And Things We Knew In The Long Ago lons made through your local the recent successful sale conducted by Keyport business-, communities of Keyport, Keahsburg, Matawan, Holmdel and about the county agent. He's Monmouth County Chapter. men, are planning a town-wide sale in their community Madison Townships, to establish or increase facilities. Key- the Eutgers faculty member Spafford W. Schanck Mar. 22 and 23. Housewives will have a field day with who advises gardeners as well Forty Five Years Ago lacked up by Senator Davis. some of the meat buys which will be offered. Here are a port would be granted the largest share of the allocation, Issue Thursday, Mar. 21, 1912) Mayor of the farmers, drawing on his On Monday before Judge Borough of Matawan few . . . Spring lamb shoulders for 29 cents a pound. Fresh $4032 with Holmdel receiving the smallest, $483. Sums of Last Saturday a theatre Woodbridge at New Brunswick between $2000 and $3000 would be distributed to the three peelal education and exper- chopped beef will go for a quarter. Broilers and fryers are ence. . . ' larty from Matawan and vl- was tried the suit of Herbert remaining communities. ' ilnlty visited New York and nd Frank Cottrell of Brown- listed at 29 a pound. In other stores, mens' slacks are You don't have to call him Communication. selling for $2.99 and Venetian blinds are listed at 99 cents. ~ .'_' Perhaps the legislature will dustoff: thejreportJhis year professor" although he holds 'took In" the Hippodrome own against the Madison nd enjoyed a dinner before To the Editor, Anybody who plans to do their spring painting can stock ."and propose the bill, which is, indeed, of vital interest to rofessdrlal rank at Rutgers. Township Committee for rent heir return. lleged to be due from the The following letter was sent. up on latex wallpain.t at 99 cents a GALLON and purchase all of us.,. More and more,' bur young people are urged [e's a genuine teacher even without blackboard and chalk, The retiring members of the ownshlp for a house occupied to the Marlboro Township a four-inch nylon wall brush for $2.98' during the special to make use of library facilities to augment their regular ,nd bis job Is to give advice. Madison Township Board of y trie family of Charles Committee on Mar. 4, to the sale. Something for the family with a cap?*'There's, a • studies at school. We should support this plan to .make The agricultural agent Is Education were re-elected Herbert, who were supported attention of C. Floyd Wyckoff, $1.98 sale of rubber, felt-backed auto floor mats. .Seems like these facilities better. ad of an Extension Service Tuesday at the annual meet- y. the Overseer of the Poor Clerk, and I should appreciate old times. . 'flee of which there Is one ing held at the Browntowh on some time. It If you would publish It in every New Jersey county Schoolhouse. There were The Matawan Journal. MANY HEARTS WERE in many throats in Democratic Twenty Five Years.Ago (Signed) ixcept Hudson. The Extension about 100 voters out and the circles in Matawan Township last week as the deadline for People-To-People appropriations asked for also Issue Friday, Mai-. 18. 1932) Karl Schroeder lervlce office In Monmoutb filing approached. Mayor John Marz, jr., the old campaigner Some months ago Pres, Dwight D. Eisenhower called a were voted Tuesday afternoon, a fur- Gentlemen: !ounty Is at 20 Court St., her attempt was made in waited until just a few hours before the deadline to file group of leading American citizens to a special White House Dog owners will be Interest- "We, a group of citizens freehold, and the phone num- inging about the organiza- his petition for renomination. Gave everybody a scare. conference. Out of that conference came what is known ed In knowing that the right who are Interested In the wel- ber Is Freehold 8-1940. tion of a parent-teachers' as- Speaking bfv.primaries, Mayor John will have opposition , as the "People-to-People program for international friend- This Is the time of year for of municipalities to tax own- fare of Marlboro Township ioclation. As previously, no this year in the form of one Frank G; Bucco. We wonder ship"— a program whose aim is to construct a massive ardeners to think about hav- ers of dogs was upheld by the and its Inhabitants, note with me would accept nomination what damage will-be done to the Democratic party in Union program of communication between Americans and the ag their soil tepted—a good Supreme Court last week In a alarm the proposed Increase test case from Hackensack. or the presidency In tax rate to 518.82 per $100 Beach' during the fight for nomination to council between citizens of other lands. lought to have, too. Your ag- The complaint was made be- Matawan Justice moved of valuation for 1957. Since the outlaw Phil Cassidy, now in charge of the borough's There Is a place in this program for everyone. An in- Icultural agent Is the man to et In touch with if you want cause an ordinance had fixed ilowly but not surely- In Re- the 1955 tax :cate was $8.99 per most important committee, finances. Seems Mayor Scholer dividual, for instance, regularly may write letters to friends the tax at $5 a year for each :order Harry Bolteisr.'s court soil test. $100.of valuation, this repre; wanted to leave Cassidy and Fred Heoklemann behind on and relatives abroad, share American books and magazines dog, It being complained that n the borough hall Tuesday This year for the first time sents an Increase of approxi- this trip. Cassidy jumped aboard just as the- train was with eager readers overseas, or invite to his home one" of such amount was at least $3 ight, when a, JI&JLOUJL con- mately 109 per cent in the tax vere's a small charge for a leaving the station. Speaking of Union Beach, what candid- the many foreign visitors who come to this country. A higher than a charge that tsting of men and women, rate for a two-year period. eat for soil acidity, magnesl- would be considered reason- eard a civil suit' Involving ate for mayor got the cold shoulder while basking in the civic leader may help his community undertake a town af- lm, phosphorus and potassl- It Is Interesting to note able. he sum of $94, and could not tropical Florida sunshine? All's fair in love and war, they- ^fUlatlon with some sister-city abroad, as has Hagerstown, im The fee Includes a plas- that while the cost of local °each an agreement. The Jury say. _Md., with Wesel, Germany. A business firm with foreign lo sample bag and mailing Last Saturday afternoon the •oom was In that section of schools alone this year has In- United State Warship Maine, ireased by approximately 60 / branches may devote part oj its overseas advertising to build ontalner. Don't send money -he borough hall occupied by JIMMY ARNOLD SAYS nobody pays taxes to the >r soil to the agent at first, which had been raised in Ha- ,he hook and ladder. As there >er cent over the 1956 figure, better understanding of America,.as has one of our oil com- vana Harbor, wns towed to ;he total taxable value of land State of New Jersey unless they drive an automobile, smoke, panies. The possibilities are almost limitless — and some 'ust drop him a card and say ou'd like a soil test, and sea and consigned to a wa- eren't enough chairs to go ind buildings has Increased bet on the horses, drink or die. Speaking o' taxes, those of them are novel and striking. As an example, the Gazette, IO'U send Instructions. tery grave, with flowers be- around some of the jury >y only about 10 per cent over paid to the county by Keyport'aren't getting our county .i of Amble, Penna.,.-on the flOOth'' anniversary of Coburg, Question1 Answered ing strewn over; the water as members -found, seats on the the lBBS -figure.' These defici- roads, recently'torn up bjr several utilities, repaired. Those Germany, issued a "Freedom Edition'' in two languages and Mrs. M. H., Jersey Clty- the- bout .disappeared from fire apparatus. - .-_•• encies have to be made up by roadmen/ could have been: excellent "patch quilt 'makers. distributed copies in both its own town and the German 7aterpWars were a nuisance view. Nearly »5OO,ooo was owing Increases In the tax rate. It Is Speaking of Keyport, the new Acme market on Route 35 city. ^ In my neighborhood last year, Miss Inez E. Cheney, Red Monmouth County In taxes for therefore, quite evident that will probably open the end of April. Look for the Acme What can be done to destroy Bank, had a narrow escape the last half of 1931 by nine the character of the building m West Front St., to cease operations at that time. Did The government is prepared to give assistance In this axing districts, according to which we have been having ;hem this year? — r o m death about 7 p.m. 'ou knovv you can drive from Keyport to the Chicago city undertaking. But the success of the People-to-Pcople pro- Wednesday of last,week, when gures revealed at the offices over the past few years does gram will rest on individual citizens. In the President's Little egg cluster! can be not bring the total value of the limits on modern four and six-lane turnpikes all the way lound on one-year twigs now. a lamp, which she was carry- if the Board of Freeholders. words, "if our American ideology eventually is to win out Ing out of doors, exploded. Borough firemen were call- land and buildings in the town for under $11 in toll charges. The trip can. be made in et everyone In the neighbor- ship up to the point where it the daylight hours of a summer's balmy day too. Ratables, in the great struggle being waged between opposing ways hood to gather and destroy On Tuesday the bill to ed out Sunday about 12 of life, it must have the active support of thousands of in- amend the constitution so ns clock to protect buildings carries the Increased cost of true values, that is, increased in Keyport a mere $800,000 these. Some clusters will es- ichools and government with during last year. Doesn't seem like too much but it's a •: dependent private groups and institutions and millions of cape detection. Next spring to allow woman suffrage In hat were In the path of a New Jersey came up on final ire raging on the Matawan >ut sharp increases in the tax higher increase than reported by 16 other communities in Individual Americans acting throughperson-to-person com- icsts can be destroyed by ate. municatlon~krforelgn"laridi." ~ iqulrtirig DDT solution Into passage In the Senate Cham- meadows north of Lake Lef- 'lie county during the year. ber and was beaten by the erts. The firemen were un- "Of course, we realize that them, using a pressure oiler able to discover who started that shoots, like a water pin- vote of 17-3, Senator Oebhardt In any .expanding community HERE'S A PROBLEM ... Although the Marlboro Township strongly advocated the cause the fire. • uch as ours there always will Committee adopted a zoning ordinance four months ago, it's One Sound Goal tol, for a considerable dis- ot the women and he was tance. Mrs. Ruth S. Mills, clerk of be a race between taxable val- rmghty hard to gain a variance in that township. When you; Speaking at the 92nd annual convention of the National Matawan Township, reports ue and Increased school and ask the committee, you are referred to the planning board Wool Growers Association, Secretary of Agriculture Benson between 50 and 60 unemploy- government costs. However, When you ask the planning board, you are told in all A STORY FOR •aid that farm price supports should serve "not as an end in ed men have been working the more we can Incorporate seriousness to apply to the zoning board of adjustment. during the past week In In our zoning ordinance those themselves, but as a way of providing needed stability in Matawan Township. factors which will tend to in- Wanna know something ... No zoning board of adjustment has ever been appointed. agriculture." At the regular meeting of sure the erection of buildings Price supports, he continued, should be limited to a the Freneau Welfare Associa- of sufficient value to meet In level that " . . '. doe3 not require excessive restriction on tion, Monday night, W. O. creased costs, the better off we production and does not interfere with marketings or build Franke, president of the As- will be. There Is no question up surplus stocks." sociation, said Freneau had but that continuation of the This, by inference, illustrates the great basic difficulty By Margaret A. Lcavy co-operated with the Tow n- present trends will bring dls astrous results to th: farmers In any and all price support programs. Those programs ship Committee In every way The Whispering Lion possible In promoting the pro- and the other property holders cannot help but be strongly affected by political consider- ject of Installing a water sys- in the community. ations, no less than economic considerations. They musl Leopold Lion opened his he said sadly, tem In the Freneau section represent compromises between a great many minds. Undei mouth very wide. His great Leopold hid in the jungle and felt Freneau had gone "We, therefore, respectfully these conditions, it Is difficult to see how ceilings of the klm roar echoed through the Afrl- by. day and did his hunting by more than half way and the suggest that the matter of zon Mr. Benson described are possible of attainment. can jungle. All the jungle an- night. When ho met one of Association members were Ing be turned over to the Plan lmals hurried away in fright the jungle animals he hung not satisfied with tho Town- nlng Board for recommenda- There have been no serious problems in the case o: tions that will safeguard the major farm commodities which still movo in the free marke when they heard tho sound. his head In shame and slunk ship Committee's co-opera- tion. Interests of the taxpayers." system) free of government controls and supports. As an All the Jungle animals are away, Get Started afraid of me I" Leopold boast- "Now I know what It Is like Respectfully yours, example, last year witnessed a record out-put of meat — Members of tho Morganvllle Karl Schroeder ed. "II am tho king of the to be afraid," said Leopold Sharp Eye Forestry Club held " Where do I begin? It's good give formal reading instruc- measured by both total production and by per capita con- beasts I Lion. "I am sorry I used my For a group of citi- to give a child some training tion until the second or third a meeting Friday afternoon. zens who are Inter- lumption. And all that meat moved into the channels T h o n Leopold Lion saw roar to frighten the little Jun- before he goes to school, but grades. It is during this tims 0 n ested in the welfare where should I start and with consumption —J$? ' ' '° storage. Moreover, there wen something that made blm gle animals. Perhaps that Ten Years Ago that the child can learn read- substantial prlcoTOnprovements, from tho producer's stand (Issue Thursday, Mar. 20,1947) of Marlboro Town what should I begin?" stop and stare, A baby mon- why I lost It." ship Ing. Very often there are ex- point, during thewenr, key was clinging to a tree One day Leopold Lion was Mrs. Robert B. Rex, Craw* There are two usual rea- ceptions, those who are cap- branch and chattering with hiding behind some t h 1 o k fold's Corners, reported on sons parents begin training • There can only be one sound long-term goal for agri- able of reading earlier and culture, entirely aside from interim expedients — that is, fright. bushes. Suddenly he heard the program of tho roadside their children In the pre- school subjects such as read- those who ' learn the skill to bring about conditions -that will make possible a farm Leopold I*lon was very an- loud, growling sound, then betterment plan- of the Oar gry "Why didn't you run den Club ItFD at Tuesday's Social Security ing, writing, and general work much later. , economy which preserves the free market for all of ngr little, frightened bleat. away when I roared?" he Leopold Jumped up. He saw meeting in Fellowship Hall, with the alphatct. The first, The preschool education of culture. Any system which promotes the production c asked. a giant gorilla clutching Holmdel. ' ' Questions which obviously Is a poor one, the child should be limited to agricultural products which cannot bo sold Is absurd on its Tho baby monkey was too baby antelope. Tho little an- Legislative approval for the is that he'll have a head start material the child will be. face. frightened to cay a word. He tclopo was crying with fright. widening of Ro1 te 34 from on the boy. next- door when dealing with In the kindergar- Just olung to the branch and Leopold Lion forgot that h two-lane to four-lane paved Q—The cleaning woman who they begin kindergarten. The ten. Learning to use crayons, chattered. could no longer roar. Ue highway has been voted, ac- works for me Is a widow with second reason Is because the chalk, flngcrpalr.tr a^id other Vf Thrill Thai Coma Onct tit a Ufitim A rotna OAWC "I am going to roar again," wanted to help the baby ante- cording to a report on high- two little children. She gets child has reached a readiness craft material! are Valuable. said the lion. "This time you way development projects social security for the three o for the particular learning ex- These usually create an Inter- lope. He opened his mouth perience. had better run!" very wide. A tremendous roa Tho bill now wIK go to Gov them bocausn nor husband est which the child the - uses and develops In school. Ac- Leopold Lion opened h I s fined the Jungle, Alfred B. Drlscoll for hi worked in a local factory. She There Is no specific week or mouth very wide. A thin, "it's tho k 1 n g of th signature, thinks she can continue to get quainting the child wit!) sim- month for reading readiness ple music will stimulate and small whisper was the only beasts!" cried the frightened Madison Township and state the benefits even though she for example. An understand sound that oame out I makes about $50 a month fo provide him w'th an opportun- gorilla. police are pressing an Inves- ing of the skills hecessary ity for some of his natural "Where Is my terrible tigation of the armed holdup her work for me and a b o u He let go of the baby ante the same working for one o will enable the parent to creative activltlcr. Very often roar?" ho asked, surprised. lope and ran away as fast »: early Monday of Ice's Tav Judge If the child is ready to I television programs designed "I will try again.": my neighbors. Is that right? ho could go. ern, Route 4, Cbeesequake, She asked me to find out fo: learn to read. for children (not westerns or Leopold Llor tried and tried Leopold Lion laughed and at gun point robbed the her. Reading, which by the way murder mysteries) offer good to roar. But still only a thin, rumbly laugh. "I oan roa cash register of "approximate- Is one of the most difficult of material. small whisper was heard. again I" he cried In delight ly ns; A—This widow can get pay- all skills, rcqulre.i as a basis, The baby monkey stopped "No longer wIP the other Jun Firemen' from the Atlant! ments for every ' month so an understanding ot the lan- The pre-'school child will en- chattering. He was no longer gle animals laugh at th Fire Co. worke-i for mor long as her earnings don't go guage and alphabet; not joy participation In painting:, afraid. The other Junglo ani- whlsporlng lionl" than an hour Thursday after- over % 1200 a year. If s h merely the memory of them crayoning, block building and mals oame slowly back when "Thank you, great king, fo: noon to extinguish a brus made' more than that; be but the manner In which game situations At time* the roaring stopped, saving my life," said thi fire that threatened the barn: benefits for one or more words are formed. This back- these actlvltle: are limited by "Where Is the roaring baby antelope. and farm building on the Wll months would have to be with- parents because they may ba held, depending on exaotly ground Is used U abstract or lion?" they asked, "Thank you. little ante Ham Lechtrocker propert; take from the material read a little "messy." It Is Import- The farm, known ns Fa how much she earned. The ant to let the child enjoy him- The monkey pointed at Leo- lope," said Leopold Lion, "foi children's benefits could bi word s^whlch Instantly are pold "Tho lion can no longer giving my roar back to me Away farm, on tho Hlllsdale- translated Into locas. self even at thr expense of continued no matter how splat'-erlng his clothes or dir- roar," he chattered. "Listen I lost It when ' tried to fright Montrose Rd.. was placed In much their mother earned. It is not conceivable that to him whispering I" en a baby monkey. It cam danger when flamos s w e p the child of three or four has tying his bands. How the animals laughed back to me when I wanted t across a field toward tb hat) enough exnerlcr.ee so th t The parents should not at- when Miey heard Leopold help you buildings. season, was honored by Shoro the ideas he rends about have tempt the forms' education, m Lion's whisper. Leopold was "From now on, I will a O g d e n (Fuzty) Schanck Conference coaches and sports meaning to him. Often a child Job of tho ichool. but rather so anhnmed, hp slunk twny ways use my rc.ni to help the play-maker and all-oroun writers this week when hs who Is taught to read before provide orJpor'unlt} for the Into the lurtiiW to hitie. IHUo inlin»l8 ot the lunglel performer for the Keypor was chosen as a forward on he should will have difficulty pre-schooler to have fun. "Without m\ roar I onn no promlned '•ropold Lion, t h HUh School Rer< Raiders this the third string All-Shore Con- with reading at another stage learn to participate and' de- lonuer be king of the be»it»," king ot the beasts. * (continued bottom next column) ference basketball team. For this reason schools do not velop his normal skills. Guest Night Held PREPARATIONS FOR SCOUT COOKIE SALE WHICH STARTED MAR. 9 NIC Director Talks i . •/•nrVTf By Trio Of Clubs tolafawanBPWC fMATAWAN JOURNAL1 4,(3ue5^ night was enjoyed Mrs. May B, Doinlnlcfc, ca- Keybort lUformed Church Btrvlew Presbyterian Church March 14. <0B7 JP»«e : '! ^ iionaiy'eveaiag: by the Mata- reer advancement chairman Warrm St., H«y»ort • •• Clirtivona Beach •• • :w&4 Woman's Club, the Mata- for Ihe Business and ProfeS' Rev. Roderick N. DoYouns RevrFr&nlSU QstmloeV First Methodlit Church win-Junior Woman's Club and tlonal Women's Club of Mats'* Pastor Cancer dvossing sewing Main St.; Matawan The Junior choir will re- the Contemporary League at wan, introduced George W. group meets today Irom 1 to Rev. Albert D. Curry. Pastor hearse at 5 p.m. Friday, un- 8 p,m, Junior and youth choir Sunday morning worehlp the parish hall ol Trinity Sorensen, director of publlo der the direction of Mrs, Wil- rehearsal Is at P:3C p.m. and cervtces are at 8-.4S a.m. and Episcopal Church, Matawan. relations at Monmouth Col- liam a. Bchanck and M v a, senior choir rehearsal at 7:30 Mrs. Peter Read, first vice lege, West Long Branch, at John Sagurton. ' p,m. 11 a.m. The pastor's sermon president,- conducted the.' an- the March meeting recently Sunday School, under the The monthly meeting ot the subject this "week, will be "Ao; nual joint session of the clubs held in the club room of the supervision of Oarrett Post Catherine Close Circle will bo bompllsh'lng Dlffloull'Tasks/' in the absence 01 Mrs. R. L. and Warren Bernhardt is held M i d w a y Hose Company, held tomorrow at I p.m. sundry School la ftt 0:45 a.m.- Cortan, president of the senior at 0:30 a.m.; morning wor- Young People's communi- A Sunday evening missionary Matawau. Mr. Sorcnstn Is ship service is at 10:49 a.m. c 1 u b." Mrs. .William Zahn, cants' class meets Saturday program.''will', begin with a, president of the Contemporary well known In the academic when the sermon topic will at I p.m. At J o'clook tho League; and Miss Dorothy circles of Matawan, because be "Father. Forgive Them." Westminster Fellowship will coyol'cd dish supper at S Delbasco, president of -t h e of his many appearances at A nursery is conducted for hold a bowling party. o'clock. Following the supper, children whosn parents wish Juniors, brought greetings Matawan High School during Church school classes con- Mrs. W, W, Wleland. wlH Irom their clubs. lo attend Uio servtco. At 7 vene at 0:40 ,a.. At the speak on the subject "The commencement week. p.m. tlie Junior Youth Fellow- , Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert P o'clock morning worship World Mission Of Tho Metho* Augustine, Perth Amboy, were He earned degrees from An- ship meets at Uio church, pastor's sermon topic will be house; at B p.m. the Senior dlst Church." the guest speakers. Both a,re tioch College, Yellow Springs, 'Unfinished Business." Adult Youth Fellowship meets at On Sunday night, Mnr, 24Ui, Interested primarily in educa- Ohio, and Boston University, communlcnuts' class mcctu at the church house, 4 D.in. and tliorc will bo a a second missionary program tion, Mr. Augustine'being the Before coming to Monmouth ' principal ot the Shull School, The Martha, and Mary Cir- family fellowship oven 1:11 e. will be presented when the Perth Amboy, and Mrs. Aug- College, he served as re- cle meeting will bo held at starting at 0 p.m.. with on In- speaker Is to be Mrs, Induk 8:15 "p.m. Monday. Pfthk, Korea. Mrs. Pahk 11 ustine, a member of the fac- search assistant at Boston door plenlo Buppsr, followed Wednesday at 0:30 p.m. tlio by tho showing of tho 00 fo'i well 'cnown In tl\o United ulty of. the'Woodbridge school University's bureau of public- Slates tor her booK; "Septem- system. Mr, Augustine also Is The Scouts shown In the picture are preparlni: Cookie packs which were delivered to Inter, •annual con«re8atlamil dinner lnavtc, "Wo Behold Ilia mediate and. Senior Troops of the Northern Monmouth County Girl Scout Council for their an- ity. will bo held nt the o h u r o h Glory." ber Monkoy," which was pub- chairman of the Human Rela- nual cookie sale which started Saturday. KcaB Ing, left to right are: Standing. Mrs. Oeorge In his comprehensive dis- lished by Uarrpcr and BrotUora tions Commission of Perth house, Healing Pmyer Group Dunn, chairman; Peggy DeWyngart, Intermediate Troop 47, Elberon; Miss Jean Cameron, ex- cussion on the growth of Mon- In tho fall ot 1054, Amboy and, In -both capaci- ecutive director; Marie Ellison, Senior Troop 17, Matawan, and Carole Craven, Intermediate Thursday, Mar. 21, confir- meets Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. ties, has had. personal contact Troop 10, Matawan. Seated are Lynn Itocssler, Ship 35, Rumson, and Janet GUlcspIe, Ship mouth College, Mj^jSorensen mation class will bo held at TUo mld-wook Lenten sevvloo During tho American ocau- pntlon In Korea, Mrs. Palik with the natives of Puerto 200, Mlddletown. ' pointed out the rapfir strides 0 a.m. in the -parsonage, At is held at 7:30 p.m. Only Intermediate and Senior Scouts are t akinc orders for the five kinds of cookies. Their 8 p.m, tho sanctuary choir wovkod for tho Mllltixry Oov- Rico, who now represent 10 made since 1033 In solving tho First Church of Christ, ernmont In tho Dopnrtment. ot per cent of the population of goal Is 45,000 boxes, to match the Brownie cookie sale, hell in the fall, of 40,000 boxes. This Is will rehearse In tho church. the first time the sale has been divided. It was" necessary to divide the program n« the higher education problems' Solentlit Publlo Information as radio Perth Amboy. He Is-recogniz- Council has grown go large, due to all the new troops being organized. and responsibilities in Mon- United Hebrew Congregation 81 Bronn St., Keyport lecturer, broadcasting to her ed for his ability to under- The profit from the sale helps to support the Scouting program In each troop as well as mouth County. Tho population Droad St., Kcyport , Sunday service 11 a.m. countrymen on Uio Voloo of stand and acclimate groups the council program, such as Girl Scout Camp Nomoco, Smiihburg, which the (lrla use of Matawan High School en- Rabbi H. O. H. Levlno Sunday School 11 ft.m. Weil- Amorlon for he 11 r s t 18 ol foreign birth Into the throughout the year. N rollment has Increased 1400 Friday at 0:16 p.m., Friday nosday tesllmorittl meeting 8 months ol the Korean War, 'American way of life. per cent since 1000, and about night services will be li e 1 d, p.m. HoadliiK room onon Wed- Mrs. Pivlik was graduated, 85 per cent of tho graduates Lt. Col. Jaoqb Mlohaoll, of tho nesday 3 to 4 p.m. from ITiwhtt Collego In Seoul: Last summer: he and his seek higher educational train- family were invited to'be the Israel Defenso Forco will The fact thai, tho man ot Woaloyan Collogo In Oeorgla, Ing, Education on tho highest speak at tho Oncg Bhabbnt, to Clod's croatlng is not at the and rooelvod her Master of guests of the Commonwealth level has ceased to bo a lux- of Puerto Rico, where both be held in tho vestry. His top- mercy of nooldonts, olianoo, Arts Degree Irom Toucher* ury, It has become a right of 10 will be "Israol and Ponce." or discord ot >ny kind will bo colleso, Columbia Unlvertlty. contributed to the eucatlonal thoso who qualify for It. A program of the-Island and Col. Mlchaell served In the emphasised nt Christian Bol- generation ago this would British Army (Jowlsh IJrl- ence sorvlcos Bunday. • Scrip- Trinity BplsaoDal Churoh were entertained lavishly. A have been said of a high, • '-greater understanding of the gade) from 1040 to 1046. Ho tural readings In tho loason- Main St., Matiwnn Brief Items about People You Know school education. Oreat appre- sormon on "8«BBtanoo" will Puerto Rlcans resulted from then was sent on a speolal Rev. Bernard MoK aarllok hension over the ability of assignment to Belgium and include tho account of Paul's this trip and slides were pro- private and public colleges to healing of Eutyolms "who lell Tlio second Sunday' In Lent, jected; and narrated by Mrs. France (1040-1048). He has Holy Communion will be at 8 Miss N a n c y Erdmann, a Mrs. George C, Barrett en- Mrs. a. J. Sterling Thomp- meet Uio future needs of high' been with tho Israel Defense down from tho third loft, end Augustine depleting "Life in er education Is a universal was taken up dead" (Acts JO! a.m. nnd family euoharlst and Puerto Rico." Mr. and Mrs. senior at Wesley Junior Col- tertained at bridge on Friday. m has returned borne from Force ovor slnco. Col. Mlchao- cliuroli scliool at 0 a.m. lege. Dover, Del., spent the Prize winners were Mrs. Vic- week's visit with Copt, Mil- problem. The feeling Is in. 7-12). Augustine were Introduced by 11 Is the officer-guest of the Litany and medltntloo " will weekend with her parents, tor I. Fredda and Mrs. Robert ord L, Nealls and Mrs. Neal- creasing that every state u, 8. Army Signal Corns at Selections to be road from Miss Carol Delbasco, program Mr. and Mra. Howard Erd- should be carrying Its sbaro "Solenoe and Health with Key be on Monday at B p.m.. with chairman of the Junior group, Hurdle. Other guests were », Alexandria, Va. Fort Monmouth. mann. Mrs. Martin Bell, Mrs. George •Mrs". Franklin S. Oottrell of the load In caring for Its to the Sorlpturen" by Mary the Rev. William J, Whlto 1B - who encouraged a question- Sabbath sorvloo is held charge, Ladles Oulld mettlng Mrs. Charles F. Perrlne re- Rltter, Mrs. Howard Woolley, has returned home from own. Baker Eddy include tlio fol- and-answer period following Mrs. H. Conrow Wyckoff and Saturday nt 11 a.m. The Pur- owing (434:5): "Acoldonta are Is at B:30 p.m. their talk. turned home Sunday after spending several weeks with The acute need for increas- Mrs. William Zabn. lm festival will be ushered In unknown to Ood, or Immortal Tiie.Jiinlor Group of t h\ Mrs. Harry Koch, music spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bowers. ing science training Is receiv- with the reading of tho Megll- her mother, Mrs. Edward Rol- Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Die- Baltimore, Md. ~ ing serious thought and at- Mind, and wo must leave the Girls' Friendly Society meets chairman "of the senior club, lah (scroll) at 1 p.m. There mortal bas)s ot toilet and Thursday, Mar. 31, at 5 p.m introduced Mrs. Erwing Kehr- lins, Providence, R.I. Charles trich, Fackanack Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Robin- tention, Tho programs pro- will bo no Sunday morning F. Perrlne and sons, Harry Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hlggins, posed by the various scientif- unite with the one Mind, In anil, .. the Senior Group U 7 er. soloist, and Fred Bopp, Long Branch, were Saturday son were Sunday guests of olassos. Tho costume parade order to nlitmgo the notion 61 p.m. Jr., accompanist, both"of Mld- and Rollins, spent the week- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Lack- ic, education and government and carnival Will be held end with Mrs. Rollins. evening guests of Mr, and agencies should go a Ions chance to tlio proper aoone of dletown. Mrs. Kehrer sang Mrs. Joseph Dietrich. ey, Irvlmrton. from l;90 to 0:30 p.m. Sun- God's unerring direction and First y Chutoh four songs. Mr. and Mra. Jay P. Hostet- way toward the eventual sol- d»y. Mrs. Joseph Baier enter- Richard E. Erdmann, in a ution. Mr. Sorensea strossed thus bring out harmony," ill Main 81., Red tulips; white 'carnations ter have returned home from a student at Ursinus College, The Purlm program Is as Rev, ahostor A. aallow»y, month's vacation', spend- tained at bridge on Thursday. the need for this training and The Qolden Text It from . and snapdragons formed the Prize winners were Mra. Le- Collegeville, Pa., spent the indicated that Monmouth Col- follows:- Saturday at 1 p.m., EcoloslftHte.i (3:14): "I know "W hat Are You Living .background for._the buffet ing several days with Mr. and weekend with his parents, Mr. roadlng of Mojiilnh; 8 p.m For?" is tho second medita- Mrs. Fred Heiubenthal, Chica- roy II. Slckels, Mrs. Gerard lege hoped to become tho cen- that, whatsoever Clod dooth, It • table which.was set with sil- A. Devlin and Mrs. Edward and Mrs., Richard E. Erd- ter for teaching in this field. treat for young people, 0 p.m, shall bo for ever; nothing can tion In the Lenten series eu- 'ver trays of colorful sand- go, 111., and also visiting Mr. tltlod "Making Llto Worth- W, Currle. Other guests were mann, Jr. . Mrs. Holon B, Lawton, pres- play, "It Happonod In Sbusli- be put to It, nor >ny thing wiches and petits fours, Mem- and Mrs. -Warren E. Abram, Mrs. Frederick K. Dederlck. an," followod by dancing and wlillo" to be delivered by th» Qrosse Polnte. Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. ident, presided at tho businoss token^ from It" _._ bers of the Contemporary Mrs. William R. Craig, Mrs. Ruff entertained at d 1 n n e r refreshments. Sunday nt 1:30 pastor at tlio two 8u nd »r — —LeagueT were the hostesses. Dr. Gerard A. Devlin and meeting held prior to Mr. »ltst: Bkbllst Onurch Paul A. Egan, Mrs. Ralph W Monday In honor ot Charles Soronsen's talk. The highlight p.m. tlio carnival opens', S'.io morning services at 0:30 and The hospitality committee ln- Mra. Devlin are spending 10 Herrlck, Mrs. Blchard E. Erd- Jurman, Jr., who was cele- p.m. costume parade wilt take 1U Main St., Matawan 11 o'olook, K nursory is held days in St. Petersburg, Fla. of the business Bcsslon was . Rev. Lawrence B. BMley . eluded Mrs. William Z a h n, mann, and Mrs, Thomas Wei- brating h 1 s 10th birthday. the acceptance by the mem- place; 3:IB p.m. the carnival »t V>oU\ Uo\w» to* lot* wYiow Mrs. Harry Pitcher. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Fletch- stead. Quests were Mr. and Mrs. pastor varontB desire to o>Jt» »a;.C\ bership of sponsorship of Be ti- Is resumed, until 0:30 p.m.; Tho p l> • t o t'« ln»lruotlon Martln'Bell, Mrs. August er, Wood Ridge, spent Sunday Mrs. Oeorge R. Oaakell has Charles Jurman and daugh- lor Troop 11 of the Olrl 7 p.m. BDT's ana Bl m Will onuroli. Sunday Bohool**ne»ti Sohmellnit. Mrs. John. Kioney, with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Die- ter. Butli, and Mrs. Matg»ret olass for oliuroh jnembershlp At'O:3O a.m. and Junior «ud..'.. .returned home from ft week's : Scouts ot Matawan. Eornlce hold a soolnl anddonoe. w^II, pq held »t UIP oliurcJi on _JMrs, Arthur B3aH."Mf s, How- trich. ' visit-with her sister. Mrs. Ed- Feldmeyer. " VanPelt pad Katliy Merritt senior nigii reijowthlps at 7 ' ' aid Wolvertoh, Miss Hannah Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bayley " Second Baptist Church Saturday at 11 a.m. •p.m, Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Mun- win, B. Hosier, Dayton, Ohio, were hostesses and served re- Orotisrd St., Matswui "The alvor of Life" will bo ' ''McLean, Miss Edith Davlson, son spent Friday and Satur- Mr, and Mrs. Edward T. and children, Alfred, jr., Rich- freshments at the conclusion Gctlncmano Lutheran Chtiroh day with Mr. and Mrs. Paul rtov, W. J. Hutcboson, Pastor Uio sermon to»lo at both the • Mra. oeorge C. Barrett, Mrs. Jaaklswlca and children, Lin. ard. Patricia, Edward, James of the program. 10 and 11 a.m. sorvloco on RI»ple 1*1., Keyporl Bruce Hecht and Mrs. Victor Royer, Shrewsbury. da and Walter, spent Sunday and Robert, Packanack Lake, The next meeting will be On Sunday st 3 p.m. the Cavullors will present a pro- Sunday. A nursor" Is conduct- Rev. Froderlok Boos, Psstor Predda. Mr. and Mrs. James Meln with Mrs. John Wllk, Osborn- spent Saturday with Mr. and held on Apr. 2 when a nomin- ed for children during tho 11 Tliore are two services on zer are spending the winter at Mrs. Milton. W, Qunkle, ating commlUeo will bo nam- gram for the benefit of tho Sunday School. o'olook nor v I c e, Sunday Sunday; matins at B18O a.m. Baptist Ladies Aid- Lantana, Fla. Mrs. Lawrence J. L-jmalre Mr. and Mrs. Fwiklln S, ed to present a slate of of- Church Soliool meets at 10 and tho regular servloa at U To Have Rummage Sale Miss Doris Moore, New entertained her bridge club on Thompson attended a perform ficers for .the , 1957-68 club Mrs. R. Martin will be a.m. .with classes for each. o'lk. Sunday flohool beglm York, spent several days with Thunday at which time prlz. ance _of_"M'l Abner," JFrlday. year. . .—-„., - obairm«n-of^a.-food-sale to-lie &BO group- Th» men's olauT Is at Bi4B a.m. The Ladies Aid. Society of Mr, and Mrs.- Hensselaer L •winners were Mrs. Johnson evening, In" New York. hold on Friday, Mar. 23, lit hold In the parsonago. Junior "the • P i r s t Baptist Church, Cartan. Cartan and Mrs. Ross W. Mr. and Mrs. Bayard T. See New York Play the John t. Tisslnl Agency, B.Y.P. moeU a'. S p.m. In the Ollffwood Oemmanlif - Matawan, met Tuesday after- Maghan. Mrs. Charles Cftnov- Lamborn spent Tuesday j,in Main St. Sunday Scliool room. Phyllis Methodist Cbpreli Mrs. Elmore Kattner enter- er was a guest. Mrs. Bernard H. DISanto noon, at the parsonage for tained her bridge club Friday. Wilmington. Del. A chiokon dlnnor will bo Hurdle la the leader this Rev. Richard Yaussy, Pastor its regular monthly meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bark- and daughter, Miss Marilyn held at tho olmrch on Satur- week, Senior Hi B.Y.F. Is Sunday morning worship Is Winners were Mrs. William J. er have returned home from s Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Han- DISanto; Mrs. Theodore Dl- Mrs- Lawrence R. Bailey and Rabel, Mrs, Frank H. Bliss ford, Mr. and Mrs. Harmon day, Mar. 33, sponsored by held at 7:30 p.m. ICdlth Craw- at P a.m.) church school at 0i4» Mrs. -William MbDonald were three-week vacation nt_ Clear- Santo and daughter, Miss the Pastor's Aid Club. • ford wilt be tlio leader,- A re- a.m. M.Y.F,, meets at, 7i80 and Mrs. Marguerite R. Latrd. water Beach, Fla. Sortore, Mr. and Mrs, John Anne DISanto; Mrs, S. J, Dl- hostesses. Mrs. Harry M. Mrs. Joseph Baler was a sub. Molineux, Mr. and Mrs, Du- A talent program will be port will be given of the Olrla p.m. • Munson, president,, presided Mrs. Oeorge W. ClarK. eanto, and daughter, Miss Jo- sponsored by the senior choir CUUld Jioune party at Mar- Prayer meeting U held on stltute. • Broad St.. entertained at two Bots Thompson and Mr. and sophlno DISanto; Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Adam Banke .led Mr. and Mrs, Frederick K. Mrs. John Oalbralth, a 11 of on Sunday, Mar. 34, at i p.m. gate, , Friday at 8 p.m. devotions. tables of cards on Mnr. Argentine Mrs, Paul Zamblto, Dederlck returned home on High scores were field by Metuchcn, attended a bridge Mrs. Lee Cusnnclll, Mrs. Mil- Mrs. Dorothy Rinear will be Mar. 6 after spending several Mrs. B. Young and the hostess party given by Mr, and Mrs. ton Bowie, Mrs. Helen Rlley. in charge'of a rummage sale days with Mr. and Mrs. Arth- Miss Margaret Ellen Fricli- A, Edgar Palm, Saturday Mrs. aro.ee Papa, Miss Mari- For your kltohon | tb be held In the church base- ur Little. Beaver Lake. ard, Dumont, spent the week evening. on Armclllno, Mm. Stanloy nfcnt on Apr. 8, 9, and 10. Mrs. Channlng Clapp, Mrs. end with her parents, Mr. and Margaret Blckels, daughter Wlsnlowskt and daughter, oh extra phone Mrs. Rinear is willing to pick Bayard T. Lamborn, Mrs. A. Mrs. Marvin W. Pilchard. of Mr. and Mrs. Lcroy H. Miss Ann Mario, spent Satur- saves stops up whatever clothing or arti- Edgar Palm and Mrs. Charles Mrs. .Bayard T. Lamborn Slckels, celebrated her fourth day In New York, attending ' - eles anyone has. it they will E. Springborn attended the was given a surprise birthday birthday Monday with a birth- the miuinco of "Tlio Dairy of who/i you'ro • contact her at Matawan I- Mar. 6 matinee of "The Waltz buffet slipper on Saturday by day party. Ouests were Cyn- Anno Frank." Following tho 1883. . . of the Toreadoi" In New York. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morris- thia Dell, Bklppy and Mlchucl show, the group had dinner Election of officers took Mrs. William R. Helms en on, Union. Tlie party was DeJtz, Charlie Pike, and'Ha'r- at Llndy's. place and the following were tcrtalned st Sunday dinner. family affair and there were, •m Tlcc. elected: Mrs. Harry M. Mun- Quests were Mr. and Mrs. 50 guests. Bayard Lamborn Miss Jean Taylor and Miss son. president; Mrs. Esther Harry. Wells, Mrs. C. William i WOs one of the members 0: Marjorlc • Warwick attended Model Railroad Show Rinear, vice president: Mrs. Ludi, Mrs. Lydia Walling, Mrs. I the Lamborn family who at Uie evening performance of Ralph Dennis, secretary, and Louis E. Kelscr and Miss Pat- Twelve train dUplayt tended. "The Bells are Ulnglng," Sat- from tlio North Jorior Mrs. David Martin, treasurer. ricia Helms. Edwin Laudano, Newark urday In New York. Plans were made for a ba- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lew- Coast will bo featured ot a spent the weekend with Mr Mr. and Mrs. Paul Itoschcr Model lUllrond Exhibit in Mar to be held in the church is and family have moved In- and Mrs. Joseph Dietrich. are visiting Mr, and Mrs. lecture room on Oct. 28. 29. to their new home at 160 the lecture room of the Mrs. Everett B. Carlson en- Stanley C. RUtenhouse, Poin- First VreitbytcrUn Church, and 30th. Broad St., which they recent- tertained at luncheon Monday pano Beach, Fla. 1 ly purchased from Mr. and Main HI., Matawun, Mon- The next meeting of the at which time the birthday of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy H. Slck- day through Friday even- society will be held in the Mrs. James Melnzer. Mrs. Douglas Ward was ecle cls and Miss J. Mabel Brown Jac A. Cushman is spend- ing*, Mar. 29 to 29, The church lecture room on Apr. bratcd. Other guests were Mrs were Saturday dinner guests allow In »pon»orcil h; tlio ,0 and will start with a cover- ing several days in Salt Lake William J. Miller, Jr., am of Gilbert VanMntor, KeaiK- City. Utah. Matawan Chapter of l'rr»- ed dish luncheon at. 12:30 p.m. Mrs. Walter Pike. burg. uytcrlan Men and all pro. ccedN will to loH'ardu t h e. For your bodroom-nn oxtrn pliono willt Benefit Card Party Donates Magazines Midway Hose-Auxiliary Mr». Frank Pitcher church'n rcbulldliig fund, a dial light and a volume control boll iimkoi Shower Honor Guest John C, Lambert, (iliulr- The Matawan Mothers' Club Mlsa Patricia McKeen, Welcomes New Member man of the railroad project, aiwwcrlng HO otwy .,, calling »q convenient. •will Bponsor a card party Broad St., Matawan, has do- A meeting of the Ladles' Mrs. Clifford Wllllnmn, announced that 15 framed Thursday-evening. Apr. 4, at nated National Geographic lihotogruplu of fsinoiu rn- the Matawan First Aid Build- Auxiliary of Midway Hose Route 35, Morgan, entertained Magazines to the ' Matawan Company was held Monday at a shower honoring her (Ineit will lit! »lioivn during ing at 8 p.m. for the benefit the exhibit, eourlw of lh« ExtrapfioncB and other conveniences are of the Matawan Recreation High School Library, tor evening at the hose house on daughter. Mm. Frank Pllcli- which the - school authorities Washington St.. M a t a w a n. Ccntml Itullruad (,'oniDniu Commission. Funds realized cr, at her homo on Route 34, of New Jcmcy, The Jcr- will be used toward the pur- express their appreciation. Mrs. Aloyslus Penncttl -v a s Chcesequokc, Mnr. 10. Decor- tier Ontrnl olni) l> con. chase of playground equip- welcomed as a new member. ations were In pink and blue. Irlliullnt 1000 uoplcn of rsll- priced low to help you ment. Mrs. William Smith. Jr., The Targum," Rutgers Unl Further plans -vere made lor Attending were Miss Handra road cornlo bookleli whlcli Flerro Ave... lj chairman and verslty student newspaper the meeting of the depart- Pitcher, Mrs. Roger Martin, will lie given out «» touvi- tickets may be obtained from since 1800, became a dally mental auxiliary on Thursday Mrs. Mario Dro3t, Mm. Vic- nlm to i> e r » on » attend- her or any member ot th« newspaper this year for the evening, Jlar. 21, at which tor O'Brien, Mra. Edward Ini the nliow. enjoy better service club. I first time. time the group will bo the Jerome. Mrs. A. A., daub., Among the exhibitor* will hostess auxiliary, Chccsequakc; Mrs. David Wil- bo hobblntn from Kesn»< Special prize was awarded son, Mrs. William Bclinuch, liurg, nelford, Mlddletown to Mra. Marshall Longstrcet. Laurence Harbor; Mrs! Cer- and Matawan, Ticked will For tho Uonagor'a room— nr» Hostessea for the evening nard Pagan, cilffwood Beach; be available at the door for extra phono la a thrilling birthday were Mri. Michael Eovlno Mlas Mildred Horn, C 1 If f- a •mall charge snd mem- and Mrs. George Clark. Other wood; Miss Nan L»r»on, bers of Hi e I'reabylerlati or graduation gift. members present were Mrs. South Amboy; Mr;. Al Toms, Women'* AmocUllon will' English Motors Laurence B a c h m a n, Mrs. Hatlet; Mrs. William McOee, •ell rtfre»hmenli. Oeorge Fetroaky, Mrs. Leon Madison Park. > Hrrvlnf on the Model Brown, Mra, Frank Martin, nallrond Inhibit Co mm I lie* Toorder-justjihone /z0$&M{ Mra. WUIlBin LuU, Mra, Htr Turkey, Fish Dinner with Mr. Lambert are! Rob* old Zieglcr, Mrs. John Chocs, rrl t". Cornell, prctldent of your Telephone {&T?£ h'A' V!- LINCOLN • MERCURY Uie Men's Chsottf) lUrrjr Mra. Vincent Durlcw,, Mrs. A tirkey and ftdi dinner Laurence Ltnzsro, Mra. Ray will bo held Friday from 5 to Oi Koch, Itobert M, JVor. Business Office \ y'^T^"^ NEW AND USED CARS mond Insley. and Mm Mfred 8 p.m. st the nt. Jinn den, 15. M., l,l«nfotd, VA- OB Munuslb Street Opposite C»rlt«n Tbratra Adler. A.ME. Zlon Church, M a t »• mund I,. Wett, Walter wsn. V I » e I, «ecmlarr . of Ibe NEW JERSEY BEIA "IMP ,,$iiiW- \ik\' .:. . Monmouth boun'cll. Boy fessor of Criminal Law at the kmonjj 150 persons who will Scouts of America,-has an- University of Vienna, prevent- serve bii petit Jury service in' nounced the namea of the Na- ed his Immediate arrest by the Superior and Monmoulh Coun- March 11. 1BS7 ... ")m tional Jamboree Scouts who - Interstate Increases in com- ty Court cases from Mar. 18 - participate • in • the—en-'_ After a full year, of contin- to~Mar. 29 T»re"r MrsrHaiel mutation fares by four ' rail- campment of 50,000 Scouts at roads between points In New uous peril - and. degradation, Boyce, Matawan; Mrs. Lor- raine chenowetb, Raritan Valley Forge, Pa., in J«4^r. Rev. J. A. Gusweller (Jersey and New York went one of his grateful collegues Township; Mrs. Linda D. Ee- The county will have four full into effect Sunday when ' the made possible his escape to Geimaro, Keansburg; Frank Troops of-37 Scoots and three Continues Crusade Interstate Commerce Commis- freedom. Even now, after so Scoutmasters each or a total many years of Nazi indoctrin- Donnelly, Union Beach; Wil- Former Keyport elergyman, sion late Friday reversed as liam Flreatlne, Union Beach; of 160 plus ,,slx Scouts and ation and post-war reaction, the Rev. JameB A. 'Gusweller, earlier action. Stephen L. Hirschmann, leaders who will attend both the Viennese judiciary still ad- now a rector of an Episcopal • The Commission first an- Keansburg; Wilmer C. Hyer, the National Jamboree and parish on New York's West nounced Friday afternoon it' heres closely to his teachings later the World Jamboree in Bide, continuing his crusade Union Beach; Kis. Elizabeth' had suspended the proposals. and decisions. England. to bring better conditions to That, action blocked . the in- Lennlng, Keyport; Miss Mtor- the tenants In his parish, an- Currently completing a iguerlteLeMolne, Matawan. In the local area,. Frank creases from becoming effec- "Standard Book On Interna- Fleming, Keyport; Edward nounced he has started an tive Sunday. Subsequently the Also John W. L\mbach, "unprecedented move" tional Law," Dr. Arle is e pro- Holmdel Township; L e e D. Ferrari, Keansburg, and Wal- Commission decided to allow lific writer in his professional ter fflcCllntock, Marlboro,.will •lgned to bring .every land- the Increases. : ; •; Lucas, Raritan Township; lord face-to-face with his ten- field and continues to Influ- participate in the National ' But the' Commission did not ence the European bar and William A. Ludwlg, Keyport; ants. make a public announcement Harold Mamay, sr., Raritan Jamboree as Scout leaders. Judiciary through frequent ar- Scouts attendlnr are Leonard < The 33-year-old minister of Leo E. gcldler, Group Supervisor of Asborjr Park Office of the of its reversal. A spokesman ticles In their publications. Township; P/rtrlck J. McDon- for the Commission said sub- ough, Ba/lttn Township; Brown, John Elbrecbt, Troop the Episcopal Church of St. Internal Revenue Service, presents a check for U0 to Roland 80, Cllffwood: Vincent J. Oil-. Matthew and Sf. Timothy, 26 J. Bines, Chairman ot the Monmouth County March of Dimes. sequently that: only "parties His unique ability to use Frank J. Nickerson, Matawan to the proceeding" were noti- Dr. Manfred Arle, the only seven different languages of Township; Mrs. Dorothy 11, Jr., Russel F Wamjpleri W. 84th St., said he plans to The ?40 represents the balance of proceeds of a dinner dance ew ever to holt" the position use his weekly housing clinic celebrating the opening of the new Internal Bcvenue Office h> fied. '!•.,•.- Europe, his unexcelled under- O'Neill, Keyport; Kay Q. Jr.. George C. Roessner. Jr., as a meeting place "to estab- Asburjr Park, '. . T h e Increases, - averaging District Attorney of Vienna standing of International law, Sears, Keyport; Edwin M Edward William Fox, Troop lish favorable relations be- about 11 per cent, were pro- nd former Presiding Judge of his first-hand experience with Stanford, Matawan; Mrs. Ada 51, Keansburg: James Noe, lie Austrian State Supreme the Nazi terror, and his .warm Thor.Foss, Ralph 8. F o s s; ' tween landlords and tenants." On the other hand, the min- posed by the New Jersey find Stlllwell, Matawan; Robert C. Gov. Meyner To Speak New York Railroad, the Le,- !purt, will apeak at the Key- appreciation of the -needs of Taylor, Matawan Township; Troop 64, Keyport. His housing clinic, designed ister, added, the tenants were hlgh Valley, the Pennsylvania ort Synagogue on Sunday World Jewry, all combine to to curb the spread of slum lectured by Mr. Qeduldlk, as At Church Conference George J. Thompson, . Mata- Troop 88, Marlboro, sponsor- and the Reading. renlng, Ma '. 24, at 8 p.m. for make Dr. Arle an able pro- ed by the Marlboro Youth tvlls, already has resulted hi well as by a Health Depart- Gov. Robert B. Meyner will tagonist for the humanitarian wan; Vernon Walton, Cliff- The Increases, a spokesman itlmu n 11 o n and or- wood; Howard C. Warden, Association, holds reservations hundreds of complaints filed ment representative and a be among the guests of the said, will be effective for com- anizatlonal meetlng, prior to causes about which , he will against ' landlords to -1 h = Matawan, and Harry N. but has not announced their member of the New York Church Leaders' "Legislative mutation trips of IS miles and be Keyporl and vicinity an- speak. . ' • ~ - Jamboree scouts, Health 'Department, Depart- Commonwealth of Puerto Rico Conference to be held in Tren- White, Raritan Township. more. Commutation under IB lual Unltei Jewish Appeal Dr, Harry M. Popplck, Map- ment of Buildings, and the office, on the merits of ton on Monday, The confer- miles Is not effected, ampalsn. Rent Commission, Within five ence, held under the auspices le PL, Keyport, will be chair- "cleanliness" and. better liv- The Increases were protest-, In the summer of 1053, Dr; man of the evening's meeting. months, be has brought sever- ing habits, ' of the social action committee rle "made ;an extensive tour al landlords to court* with of the New Jersey Baptist ed by the New Jersey PubJIo **FREE** (access. The tenants agreed among Convention hi co-opera- Utilities Commission and sev- Europe* and Israel. In the Here's a Lenten dish you'll •"There's no sense In Just other things, to stop dumping tion with the New. Jersey eral hundred individual com- tter country, he was Impres- want to serve often, even CORNED BEEF- battling them tooth and nail," garbage in the hallway, de- Council of Churches, will be muters. id especlalfy by the progress when it's not Lent, baked .. "And . . he told Woody Klein, staff frost refrigerators once a conducted in the Prospect St, ade In the new state since stuffed halibut steak. Sprinkle . writer for the New Y » r K week, and turn off the stoves Presbyterian Church. Q o v. Rutgers Prepares For ,1s pre-nitler visit there and a halibut, steak with salt and CABBAGE SUPPER World-Telegram and Sun. "If after using them. Meyner will speak at the Summer Session Courses Moslem countries. pepper and place In a greas- they don't want to co-operate, "It's by no means all the uncheon meeting. The lunch- When Premier Dolifus was ^"'[baking dish. Place bread ordered and Austria was then there's only one solution landlord's fault," said Mr. eon address will be brought Rutgers, The State tTnlver- stuffing to which a little grat- Sot. Night, March 16th v Qusweller. "In fact I told by Dr. Harvey E. McArthur, ken over by Hitler, all Jews ed lemon rind has been added ... left; get them to speak to iitty, will be busier than ever Have Fun — JMeet Yoor Frlend»_ their own tenants." them (tenants) that If he Hartford, Conn. Dr. MacAr- this summer offering -educa- rt removed from all offlc- on top of the steak and cover The plan, Mr. Quswoller evicted any tenants because thur Is the professor of New tional opportunities, particu- 1 positions and degraded to with another halibut steak. said, will enable both sides to of garbage violations or other Testament in Hartford Semin- IO level oil second-class cltl- Fasten with toothpicks, brush ary. larly for school teachers seek- »ir their grudges. He's had failure of personal health hnti- ing professional advancement, ns. Dr. ^fie was one of the with melted butter and bake one meeting already with the lts, I would not come to the according to the program out- rst target?. Onlr his, unexcel- in a 350-degree oven for aliout tenants of 23 and 20 W. 84th tenants' aid." Delegates from churches In >d roputatlon as a legal auth- 45. minutes, suggests Mon- KEOUGHS TAVERN ,11 areas Nrf the state will lined Wednesday by Dr. Bt. and their landlord, Abra- Charles H.- Stevens, director city and his tremendous pop- mouth County home agent ham; Oeduldik, 100 Mornlng- meet for. morning and after- arity among a generation ot Mrs. Lorn* K. White. ' 27FreneauAve.,Matawon MA1-2289L License Revoked noon sessions In the church of the Rutgers summer ses- Ilde "Dr. sion. Summer session courses "He made certain demands George A.-Quackenbush, 20, and study under the leader- ship of experts in their re- will be given in New Bruns- of the tenants, and they told Pleasant Valley' Rd., Old wick, Newark and Trenton, Aim what they wanted to his Bridge, has had his driver's spective fields such subjects license revoked for a period as "Labor and Industrial Re- A variety of special work- face." said Mr. Qusweller. shops; designed to offer New "The result? Some concrete of five months for a careless lations," "Alcohollo Beverage driving summons and. two Control," "Public Education," Jersey's teachers training in larmony, for the first time." fields ranging from home eco- "When tho, landlord left," reckless . driving counts, it "Qambjlng Regulation," "Civ- 1 il Rights," and "Sabbath Ob- nomics to New Jersey gov- "PLUG-UGLY'S THE NAME. Mr. Gusweller' continued, "he was announced recently by Frederick J. Gassert, ^...Di- servance." Visits also are ar- ernment,'highlights the many was a converted man, much course offerings reported by -happier than before." rector of Motor Vehicles. ranged for the sessions of the Senate and Assembly which Dr. Stevens. will reconvene that day after The speolal programs in- TROUBLE'S MY GAME! a month's recess. olude two that will be offered "Making the Churches an at Rutgers for the first time: Effective . Social Force" will Summer Institute of Field Bi- be the subject of the closing ology, sponsored by the Na- dinner session brought by Dr, tional Science Foundation, C. Emanuel Carlson who Is and the Workshop for Elemen- the executive director ot the tary School Principals, spon- BaiMlst Joint -committee on sored by the Rutgers School publlo affairs. Mr. Carlson's of Education. headquarters are In Washing- Varying in e a o h center, ton, D. C. where he serves as summer sesslcn dates roughly the representative ot Uie var- will oover the period from ious bodies In ,tb.e •United July, 1. through , AUK, » jvnfl States which total over 16,000. will be preceded And followed 000 member*.' by institutes, conferences and meetings, including the 'Grad- uate School of Banking, a Making Future Plans number of labor schools, Jer- Topic Of New Course sey Boys' State and Jersey Qlrls' State. Enrollment in a three-lesson Weather Wears Two Faces project now is being accepted The session on the campus by Mrs. Lorna K. White, Mon- of the men's college, New Fair today - fierce tomorrow. Even the weath- mouth "County home agent, at Brunswick, will have as its the Extension office, 20 court principal objectives, training ' "erinan can't predict which way the wind wili-'Uow*- St. Freehold, This last "learn- for teachers andr prospective So watch your doors and windows. Leaving then) ing" project of this work year teachers and opportunities for open can waste a considerable amount of fuel. will be held on Thursday study on the undergraduate evenings, Mar. 28, Apr. 4 and and graduate levels. A wide ' Whatever^the weather, you caft count on Apr. 11, from 8 to 10 p.m. in variety of courses also will Stultz to keep you well supplied with fuel olL For the Hall of Records. It is open be offered undergraduates to both men and women and seeking summer study oppor- prompt delivery ... or information on installing a will be conducted by Exten- tunities at the Newark Col- new Delco-Heat burner or boiler, phone KE 7-2104. sion Specialist in Human Re- leges. lations, Miss Phyllis P. Brad' The Trenton- session will shaw. consist solely of the Seventh 1M» Quilltr — Wiltfat - Scrvlo* On Mar. ( 28, "Make the Annual Government Institute, Most of Your Finances," will conducted by the State Uni- be the topic for discussion In- versity's Bureau ot Govern- Louis Stultz, Jr., Inc. volving those "later" years ment Research in co-operation with the State Department ot on, BUENrma EQUIPMENT AND BERVICB On Apr. 4, "Make the Most of Your Health," and on Apr. Education. FUEL OIL — KEHOBENE — COAL 11, "How to Keep Us a Busy POULTRY, DOO AND HILL FEEDS and Interesting Life," will Tho serological museum al come In for discussion. Rutgers University, Is the on- 213 Broad Si Keyport These "later" years can ly one of Its kind In tho concern anyone from 30-years- world. old on up to those who have Just begun to think ot this at A graduate program in 50-or-80-years-of-age. practical politics will be in- One cannot make plans too augurated at Rbtgers Univer- early. Please notify tho Ex- sity ,ln September under the tension Sorvlce office, Free- auspices of the Eagleston hold, by Thursday, Mar. 21 Foundation, and the Depart- ot your Interest. ment of Political Science. This baby canjlick its tail rou meet this trouble-maker at anything on the road f in your home, you need.-.^ p^HOUSL'POWI-R Blown fuses! Dimmed lights! Slowpoke appliances! They'tt all ~ DESOTO Pliig-Ugly'8 handiwork. He's the "number one'* symptom flfj Ycahl—flick its tail and then some. Anyway you wont Inadequate home wiring. He clutters up olectdo outlets, collet to look at it, this low-slung glamor gal loads tho pack.| And tho price? Just $2732.26 for a big Do Soto 4-door dust and overloads your circuits. So if you t&ngle with Hug-tjg'y? sodnn—eomploto with famous Torsion-Aire ride and • call an electrical contractor for a free home wiring check-up. Bell mighty 245 hp V-.B. 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\ \ COFFEE CAKE 'ST73- VISIT YOUR TRIPii-S REOEMPHON CENTER AT N. J. State Highway 36, Keansburg OPEN FitlDAV TTIL * P.M. - CVUHKO ALL I1AV MONDAY •..•••• 7K MAIN BTBEET, KEAMSBUBO " Open lues., and Fhun. ¥11 9 P.M. - fri. Til 10 P.M, r.-ptl- • *"L' Rocca Wrestling THE UMPIRES ARE SMILING^ BASEBALL IS HERE AGAIN. St. Joseph's Take At Highland Park LOOKING IT OVER Antonio Bocca, one of the Big Holy Name Tilt big names in wrestling today, nlOUlUSAL. UNHAPPY RUMBLINGS UJ3.C. He was highly grati- will appear at the Masonic St. Joseph's won a crucial come from the Keypoit High fied at this for, as a decath- Hall, Highland Park, on Fro- Eight Match II. 1957 battle, 53-46, for the circuit camp at this time. "It should lon, he had no speciality to motor Jim Brady's lfcrestling program Monday, He . will leadership Sunday in the trio- have been us," Coach Franlcle offer and graduates of Calif- Zampello,,_ot. the 'Red a n.d ornia high schools Jtteniiing- Brapple__wlU) Skull Murphyj 50 leheader at their own gym in known because the thickness Keyport in a. Monmouth. Coun- White, bemoans when be sees UJS.C. all had advantage -MB Tops' Bayville the notice Matawan Is getting over him in this respect. of his cranium permits him ty Junior Holy Name League to butt rivals into submission. contest with Our Lady of Per- as Central Jersey, Group I .The development of the champ, and the only Shore freshman team at UB.C. Promoter Brady, who called For C-J, Group I petual Help team of High- off last week's bouts due to a lands. Conference team able to grab has more than the usual In- Matavran won the Central a C-J title. The Keyport men-' terest in the Trojan camp shortage of available big- Jersey. Group I, basketball The Keyport team attained tor asserts that now Eeyport this year as the varsity will name wrestlers, has prepared crown Friday, downing Bay- their success in the main on la a Oroup I school again, so be hamstrung by the one- his third all-star card for fans ville Regional, 66-63, at Con- tying up the Highlands star, be could have cleaned up In year ban on U.S.C. in NCAA Monday at Highland Park. In vention Hall, Asbury Park. Joe Czurneckl, on the offens- Central Jersey, Group I, sports events because cl '.he the first match, a pair of tele* The Maroon and Steel n ad ive. He was so well-guarded whereas they had to suffer recruiting jjcanO>l that rocic- vision favorites, Cowboy beaten this team twice before in the first half that he elimination in their first ed the Pacific Coast Con- Rocky Lee and Chief B 1 g tola season. Tho only reason emerged with only five points. game, with Carteret. In : the ference last fall. Tlxat Is. Heart, clash. Bayville was In contention at His teammate, Woodle Keboe, tough Oroup n competition, unless, the FCC wises up to Burly. Doctor Graham and all wasibecause they complet- bore the Highlands offensive The thin? rankles all t h e themselves and stops trying Len Rossi meet in the second ed 21 out of 14 foul shots In brunt but his single effort more as Zampello would have such a big deal out of the event, with Jose Miguel Fer- their semi-final round game could not match the one-two been delighted to have it be thing. es;, champion of Puerto Bico, with Hightstown. Friday the alternating criss-cross drives grappling with Larry Simon Keyport instead of Matawan • • • —. ^. ;J Red and Oold slipped back to of Dave Smith and Mickey who Is getting a crack at afterward. ~ "";• a more normal percentage of Brlscese for St. Joseph's. The MISS HOLMDEL,- a horse Wlldwood. : The Eeyport whose name clearly bespeaks Bocca; draws sellout crowds 11 out of 23. Matawan made Keyport team made the game wherever he wrestles. Not on- 18 out of 32 tries and those coach has a bitter score to her origins, won her opening Don Delaney, Keypori, (at left end ef nw standing),* If one of a croup of unpin* who have needlessly close in the second settle with Wlldwood. He was ly does he possess one of the ' extra foul shots made the dif- been in spring training at Al Bemer'a Umpires School In Dajrtona Beaob, Fla. The men now half by sloppy work at the test In racing In these north- greatest dropkicks in wrest- ference for the championship. are ready to start work. Delaney will be at toe Detroit Titert camp In Lakeland, Fla., until lie a member of tbe KHS varsity ern climes hi 1957 Monday foul line, making only two of that was eliminated by Wild- ling history, but he also uses This differential In foul reports for nts season assignment in the Pioneer League, an elght-clnb Clmss C circuit in Utah, 10 second half chances, when—ahe—galloped—home~a ftJlylngjci550ia_jMLB_^l "calls In Matawan's favor did Idaho and Montana. '.„••;._.., _ ._..., - wood,-40-39, In-the-semi-flnal winner. In the sixth race at Sti Ann's, Keansburgrfinal- round of tbe Qroup I tourney breaker" to humble his - op- not appear to make a great Tbe umpire* gathered with Delaney before all took off for the big league training camps ly broke into the win column Lincoln Downs. This was the ponents. deal of difference for most of are (left to right) Seated, Art Mclntjre, Sooth em Association; Leo DIMuro, Eastern League; In 1S42. Whichever team won second day of racing at the the game as Coach Bruce BUI Kinnamon, American League; Al Somers, Pacific Coast League; Angle Donatelli, Nation- Sunday when they disposed of waa due to take Bernarda- St. Anthony's. Bed Bank, 54- Rhode Island track. She best- MacCutcheon's players were al Leacae; Bill Lynch, Southern Association; standing:, Ddaneyj BUI Batch, Pioneer League; ville, the other finalist, and ed four horses in the field of KHS Spring Sport* ahead as much as 22 points Jay VauBhee, Georgia-Florida League; Fred Weber, Northern League. 48. Chippy Gorman was the Wlldwood did. Unhappy as hero of the Keansburg seven going off at a better Schedules Released at 52-30 with one minute left this Is for the Keys, it ap- price to the flye-furlong event, triumph, his work from tbe pears someone should have Keyport High's baseball and to play In the third quarter. a $3000 claiming race. Far But then, as In the Dunellen backcourt being of an excep- filed for an (.amendment of track schedules for 1S57. have game,, "nerves" gripped the Princeton's Gym NORTH JERSEY Dukes Win Bayshore tional order. Keyport classification on the away in the sunny south in been released by Athletic Di- Huskies. Steve Allkas went St. Agnes,. .Atlantic H1 g h- basis of certified second term Olsmar, Fla., at sunshine rector Stan Baker. -. out on fouls. Site Of Finals Tourney Honors lands, set back Holy. Cross, enrollment. But there was no Park, it was blue Monday for ,Coach Bob Zampello's base- SHORE PAROCHIAL Rumson, in the third game, disgrace in tbe Keys losing to two horses owned by Harold ball team will play as- fol-" The Maroon and Steel play- If Matawan High's basket- Keyport Dukes won the bay- 45-S7. the new: Central Jersey, Dolan, Keyport, Blpover ran lows: Apr. 2. L a k e w 0:0 d, ers could not'hold onto the bailers survive their semi-fi- shore basketball tourney at There will be no league Group n, champs. Oldtlmers, fourth by a neck In the eighth away; 5, Bayville Regional, GRAMMAR LEAGUE race and Sun Master was ball with their Jittery fingers. nal round state tourney game KHS gym Mar, 6, defeating games next Sunday, St. Pat-of the days when Keyport, home; 9, Matawan, hame; 12, ' Bayville continuwisly was In Westlnghouse five, Perth Am- rick's Day. When the - teams South River and Carteret, completely out of the running South Amboy, home; 16, possession. :They were out- with WUilwood In C a m d o n St. Mary's, New Monmouth, in the ninth race at the track Toms River, away; 18, Bum- basketball team virtually boy. In the feature game, 73- resume Mar. 24, St. Cathe- were the Bis Three of Cen- playing: Matawan by so wide they will move, into the finals tral Jersey interscholastic near Tampa. Dolan Is keeping son, away; 26, Atlantic High- Saturday at 7:15 p.m. against clinched the league champion- 50. Architectural TUeCo.'s rine's, East Keansburg, will a margin It was obvious they team defeated National Lead, face Our Lad"y of ~Perpetua '"'l basketball, would rather have his horses at Sunshine Park lands, home; 30, Point Pleas- had the Huskies beaten, the the winner of the North Ar- ship when. It defeated Holy them lose, we are euro, play- until Mar. 28 wnen he w 11 ant, home; May 3,- Lakewood, Cross, Bumson, 23-14, In the Perth Amboy, 49-41, in a con- Hel.. p _St . Mary's New Mon- _only_thlngjvas,-:they could llngJon-Belvldere game for the solation round test. mouth, will take on St. Agnes, ing the Central Jersey Group ship them north to Lincoln .home; 7, Bayville Regional, not beat the clock. When the second game of the triple- away; 10, Matawan, •: away;- Group I state championship. Hal shumock and Reg Fo-, and St. Anthony's will play n champions, Carteret, than Downs. JacK Lafayette, final buzzer sounded with Tbe novelty of the Group I header at St. Joseph's gym, Holy Cross. An Important con- win over opponents of lesser Cbeesequake, left for Lincoln 14, South Amboy, away;. 17, them-three points short, -a Keyport, Saturday. Undefeat- kallus played as they never| Toms River, home; 21, Bum- game Saturday la that It will did before to smother the test put down for Apr. 7 be- stature. Downs last week with a string roar of disapproval and char- be played at Princeton Uni- ed now in 11 games, the New tween St. -Mary's .'and St. Jo- ... » * • of horses he has been winter- son, home;. 28, Atlantic High- . gin went up from the Bay- •filghly-favored Westlnghouse lands, away; 31, Point Pleas- versity's Brokaw gymnasium. Monmouth olub has only one five from the outset. The seph's may be rescheduled for IRONICAL it Is that ing; at the Brookdale and Jay- ville rooters. Tbe- old Brook- This will be an experience In left to play, with St. Joseph's, Matewan should be the sole cee farms in Mlddletown and ant, away. ' , lyn ery of "we wuz robbed" Dukes, winners of only three an earlier date. For Coach Bakers' tiaek- Itself "for the high school boys, the nearest team In standings games all season going into St. Joseph'!I (53) Conference basketball team Holmdel. penetrated the murky even- as It Is unlikely any of them to them. This will be the that could even make Cen- meh,""lhe schedule call3 for: ing atmosphere as the out- this one, bore no resemblance GPP Apr, 3, Matawan, home;, 10, ever have played In a large third game "of next Saturday's to the woebegone outfit that Abbazla, I. 0 4 4 tral Jersey. In the 20 years' ' raged Bayville rooters glumly Leonardo, a way: 17;- Red college gym before. trtpleheader at the Keyport they were when they finished Martin, r. : 0 0 0 the Conference has been or- Bay-shore Rod, Gun moved on th sir homeward ganized, only ttiee schools, Bank, away; 24, Point pleas- waK Tbe basketball cage of Bro- school's gym.. Even if the in last place in the Keyport Robedee, f. 2 0 4 Foxhunt Saturday ant, home; May 1, Lakewood, kaw gymnasium seats 3800 Keyporters win, (hen go on toRecreation League. Notorious- Clifton, o. B 0 10 to our knowledge, Atlantic All through the first three Highlands, Neptune, and Bayshore Rod & Gun Club home; 8, Bumson, home; 15, and the architectural layout win two final games with St. ly slow in getting started in D. Smith, g. 9 2 20 Bayville Regional, home; 18, Quarters of 'the same there of tbe gym is such Its capac- South Amboy, ever made will hold Its fourth annual . was no question of Matawan'a James, they still will be one the other games. In this one Brlacese, g. 7 1 15 Shore Conference, at Bed ity can be Increased. As the short of their rivals from they Jumped away to an early one of the three state titles foxhunt this coming weekend superiority and even a bit of available. There are a num- at the club's lodge In Whit- Bank; 22, Hightstown. home, amazement as to how1 Bay- Princeton basketball team Is New Monmouth. lead and were never behind. •23 7 63 June 1 will be the ' state a perennial contender for the Their haUtlme advantage was : ber of reasons, no doubt ings, John Vigne, club ranger, ville hod come that far. The There' was little concern Our Lady of Perfect. Help (46) meet at Rutgers. Stadium. ,..". Ivy League championship, the i a prohibitive 40-28 and by the ,:•.:•.-• ..:-.\.-.'m tn. T> some of them excusing, for announces. Abie Carltoo, one Bed and Gold was' always be- i '•-'. .. W *• .- * gym has been the scene of shown by St. Mary's about third quarter they had out- this., below average perform- of the outstanding foxhuntsrs hind after a 2-2 tie at the their ability to win agalniit Criarneckl, f. ':;•:••• 6 2 14 A Walter Beade Theatre start. They palled as close as many memorable Intercollegi- distanced their rivals at 82-41. Wolfe, f. '•V.:/;•!. 02 ance by Conference schools, hi the state, will'be in charge ate contests. last place Holy Cross, Bum- ;; but one thing we feel does of the event. 8-8 with a minute to go in the son, Saturday, for they did Atco won out against Na- McOough,•.£__•:•.-,: '•: :-1..0,'2 first quarter, but Ed Jones In the second game "at tional Lead by a thrilling last Keioe, c; ' •'• :• /not help at all is that the Reservations for the bunt not use their star, Jay Abbes, -.7 620 Conference Is too much of a sank a orlp for the Maroon Princeton's gym Saturday until the second half. The quarter rally. They had lost a CKeefe, g. a o 4 will be taken from licensed and Steel, was fouled and night, winners of semi-final halftime advantage of 34-16 In trophy-growing patch. Re- hunters until 8 p.m. tomor- Bumson team acquitted.them- J. Jones, g. . 2 0,4 cent rept>rj; of Principal made good on the free throw. round contests between Tren- selves gamely, holding off the third quarter and were row. Those Interested are to Bayville hung on and It was ton and Camden and Bloom- their favored rivals until a trailing 30-38 when tbe final U 8 46 Oeorge D. Search to the call Keyport 7-2105. - St. Ann'i (M) •'"' • Keyport Board of Ed t h a t SUN. SHOWS AT 6:00 only 20-18 with four minutes field and Bayonne will meet minute was left In the first period started. Joe Munlz's The club held Its monthly WEEKDAYS AT 7:00 _j6n«_ln_ttus3econ4 quarter. for tho Oroup TV champlon- quarter. ' Bven with Abbes great work, from the baok p bis trophy case la-becoming 2 overloaded is proof of this. meeting last night at Pete's Coach MacCutcheon then sent shlprshould Bioomfleld be a playing against them, the court saved the day for Atco Dunne, t. Tavern, Union Beacn Plans Fri. • Sat. March 15-16 in Keith Plcuxl, hero of the contender. It will be a home- Holy Cross players once clos- in those final eight minutes. Convery, f. 4 xs Another thing, we under- were advanced for adding an Aldo Ray "DuneUen same, tor Jones. PI- coming tor George CeU&, ed the gap to tour points, But Young, c. 5 is stand there now Is an issue Ann Bancroft purl quickly mads his pres- their coach, as he was, a Bach. coach In the tourney, v T extension to the cabin at Whit- St. Mary's then pulled away B-elsman. '.* 0 • a 9 ° awarding Jackets to ings. A cumber of new!mem 'f Nightfall" ,. ence felt He. tossed In a bns- member of two Ivy League Dick Owen, of the' TJufces: 1 prohibitively. Steve Onderjaek, of Westing- aorman, g, - 1-15 -members of the KHS .•..-.VB *- bers were added to the rolls/ ' ket and foul, then his mates championship teams while at Bjenn&n, g. 0 A ohamplonship basket- added three more free throws Princeton and an aU-tlme star In other games, St. Janus house: Mike Strano, of Atco; l and Bed Mulr, of the Dutch ball squad. It would seem "Over At to give MHS a 28-18 halftlme In Tiger basketball. took St. Ann's, Keansburg, In- 22 10 64 that if the school makes lead. to camp 20-17 and St. Agnes, Boys, received trophies for Apache Wells" The Rutgers university gym their teams. St. Anthony's (48) money .on a sport, an Atlantic Highlands, bested St. ,p athlete could very well be Plcurl scored twice and Del- In New Brunswick will be the Catherine's, East Keansburg, Sun.-Mon.-Tues . 17-18-19 site for the state champion- WesUnghotue (50) Cannella, f . 10 2 RiVen a Jacket or a pair of Judy HolUdsr ter Johnson once at the start 25-15, The Keansburg team O P P Richard Conle of the third quarter to widen ship games in Group- II and: aattart, 1 3 4 shoes the same as a half- UT. SUH. 1 »0t. OfCT 8 P.M.-HOWS It MO closed fast against their Bed Kipla, f 0 8 Alcomo, f. 3 2 8 Daclt at Oklahoma or Notre the Matawan lead to a solid Oroup in Saturday. They ai- Bank rivals, but not enough 8 18 "Full Of Life" Sharlck, f Piroso, O, :\.; - 4 311 Dame gets the use of an 15 points, Allkas sent In five 80 arc evening contests. The to catch up. Huntzlnger, o _ And — schedule of tournament play a < Lanfrank, g. "•'... 2 2 6 automobile. But It Is most points In a row and Nell Scul- J. Semko, g 8 15 from tonight on Is: Next Saturday, aside from Cavigllo, g. ''•" 0 i i unfair to Just restrict it to "Ride the ly four. With another basket Farman. g 0 2 by Plourl and fouls by Allkas TONIGHT the St. Mary'a-st. Joseph's Vanderwarker, g. 6 2 14 members of winning teams. (At Scton iun arm) tut, Holy Cross will play St. Burofsky, g 1 S A fellow who plays on a High Iron" and Bob Deltz, the Maroon 7:15 p.m. — Bogota va. Verona r asa~8teel~5piseared^ to~be be- James and St. Catherine's will 12 4fl| Josing.team works much 8:50 p.m. — CUUilae Park v*7 Hill, tt-M 80 yond reach of all harm with bid for a second win this sea- Standings' fharder than a fellow .on a aida (teml-Onal-Group III). son over their fellow Keans- Dukei (73) Lana Turner a. 52-30 lead with a minute to (At Upialt Colleie) ' Team W I. winning one; be has more Tan Heflln go In the third quarter. 0:30 p.m. — Bayonne vs. Bloom* burgers, St. Ann's. P St. Joseph's mental anguish. Is despised field (Mml.final-Grouo IV). a v2 32 6 0 (At Bitten UnlnnltT) The St. Ann's box 'score; R. PokaUus, f Oflr tady of Perpet, Help 4 and criticized for his play, ''Green Dolphin Matawan then must have 1 3 1 1:19 p.m. — Bound Brook VI. Wood- St. Ann'. (17) D. Pokallus, f St: Mary's 1 so he certainly Is not to be recalled being 14 points ahead row Wilson H.3., Camden <«mMlnal- Potts, f 0 2 Street" /at the halt In the Dunellen Group V). < O F St, Agnes 3 left out of all rewards. 6:30 p.m. — Trenton va, Camden Keelen. f Schumock, o 426 St, Anthony's game tor they proceeded to [semi-final-Group IV), 3 Outside Th7 Law Graham, f DIMattla. g a is St. Catherine's 3 NO CENTRAL JERSEY fall' apart. Coach MacCutch- TOMORROW Leake, g 0 4 7 eon sought to stabaltze them (At Princeton) Maddock, f St. Ann's S TEAM, let alone no shore Extra Cartoana by Bending Jones, a better de- 7:111 p.m. — St. Mnry'a (Elizabeth) Klrchner, o Owen, g 0 0 Holy Cross area team, has won a state vi. Glouctiter Catholic (CaUulls B- Brown, g 5 Saint Patrick's Day : Tensive player, back for PI-ftnal). Pizzlchlllo, g 1 » 0 0 championship In basketball in Pins Free Cake J-.30 p.m. — Bl. Pet«r'« IJtmy We SJOBH RlM curl at the start of the last City) ». Trenton Catholic (Parochial Auer, g a 2 Recently Inducted a long while. Last team to And Surprize* Quarter. It was no use. Allkas A-flnul). Oelaler, g o io 82 9 TO win. if a team from Elisabeth went out on two needless SATURDAY Soars by jerlddi: truly, can be said to bear the (At Itntfen) Among 10 men "recently CHILDREN under 12 fouls, Then the panlo was on. 7:15 p.m. — Oroup II Final. 7 3 17 Westlnghouse 10 It It 8-50 drafted into the service at Central Jersey designation B:30 p.m. — Oroup 111 Final. Dukes . 20 30 » 11—73 B a y v 1U e players had no (At Prtacetea) St. Jan Bed Bank were Robert R. given It, was Thomas Jeffer- FREE trouble Intercepting uncertain 7:11 p.m. — Croup I Final. OF P Referee Cottrell; Umpire S 0 h a a b, 224 Seeley Ave., son In Oroup IV in 1954. Tbe Matawan passes, grabbing the a:» p.ro. — Group IV Final. Brown. MIDGET RAILROAD Hunrath, t 10 2 Keansburg; David C. Allan, year before that Hamilton ball from fumbling MHS fin- Alexander, f - Atco Tile (49) P. O. Box. MR, Keyport, and Township won In Group III. gers. The Red ad Gold play- Newly-Formed Flying ft 2 F P Last team around these dig- Comerford, f 0 0 a Anthony DellaPletro, Route ers romped and raced away Club Seeking Members DeNardo. f 0 4 36, West Keansburg. gins to win was Sayrevllle, from their rivals as Bayville Ryan, o J 6 a Drlscoll, g Dietrich, f I 3 5 while still a Oroup I school, rooters roared approval and A group of men' Interested 0 2 4 0 8 1 Donath, g 0 8 Hunter, c In 1952, a long time ago. The stomped and pleaded for them In flying, met Mar. 8 it Ye Duckenfleld. g 0 4 4 outlook, for a Central Jersey . to beat the clock. Cottage Inn, Keyport The pur- Tomasello, a 2 4 NJISAA Sectional champion la hardly robust pose of this meeting was to » 1 20 1 The Maroon and Steel had Freiburg, g 1 1 3 Basketball Champs this year. Matawan, we are discuss the formation of a fly- Standings Blacknul, g 0 0 0 unhappy to say, hardly can a temporary recovery with ing club. About 20 persons at- Team. » Vf IJ Munis, a be given much chance with three minutes to go as Jones tended and It was decided St. Mary's It 0 7 Tai " GBOUP iv man and Johnson spilled In two that a club would be formed St. Joseph'* -: 7 2 both Wildwood and North Ar- Today • Tomorrow • Saturday Mar. U-15-16 quick baskets to make It a 18 17 49 ' North Jersey, Seo. 1, Bay lington blocking their way to to be known as the Garden St. Agnes 7 3 onne. aafe-looklng 62-47. But then State Flyers, Inc. Members St. James National teaa (41) Group I crown. North Ar- A NEW TRIUMPH FORWHAT-A-GUV WAYNE! the Bayville players put P P North Jersey, Sec. 2, Bloom' lington has won two out of tho M G M .. . , are being sought. St, Ann's a field. Matawan In & - condition of Mulr, f 7 1 IS past three years and was a JOHN WAYNE * DAN DAILEt - MAUREEN 0 HARA • rout. They had. the score 02-55 A second meeting will be St. Catherine's Central Jersey, Trenton. Iloly Cross Baura, f 3 4 10 finalist the other year, Car- with one-minuto-nnd-one-haH held Wednesday, at Ye Cot- Powers, 0 3 1 5 South Jersey, Camden. teret hardly has tbe height • THE WINGS OF EAGLES x. to go, Deltz sank a "sleeper' tage Inn. All those Interested Mosley, g 0 0 0 CROUP III HIGH and manpower to cope with shot for MHS at this critical are Invited to attend. If any Rizzo Rocky't Foe Buchole, g 0 2 2 North Jersey, Seo. 1, Cliff- teams like Ocean City and time. But It was not enough. Information regarding this Monday Night Kozy, g. 3 0 0 side Park. Bogota in Groui H. Cllfisidc — Special — KIDDIE SHOW — Special — Bayville came on again. It club Is desired, call Arthur C. Carmody, g 1 1 3 North Jersey, sec. 3, Hillside, Park, playing for their third Saturday Afternoon— Starling- 2:00 P.M. was 04-59 when the ref gave Scbulta at Keyport 7-1203 or Joe (Rocky) Tomasello Central Jersey, Bound Brook. straight title spread-eagles , Scully two fouls. He missed Raymond V. Wallace at Key-Matawan, scheduled to make 18 0 41 South Jersey, Woodrow Wil- THE BIG FUN CARNIVAL povt 1-355B. the field An Group in. Bound them both but Bayvlllo root- his return'to the ring Monday Sc«re by periods: son (Cam.). Brook, tho Central Jersey Comics - Cartoons . Paplt* . Screen Joke* . Animals ers still were furious booimjo ' GROUr II HIGH night In a bout to bo televised Atco Tile 16 B 4 21-40 champs, look hopeless. A sen- Too Show Tbe Youngsters (Love! a Red and Gold score had over Channel 5 from St. North Jorscy, Sec. 1, Bogota, been cut off thereby. M I k ooff the floor In a victory pa- National Lead 11 5 14 11—41 tlmentnl favorite hereabouts Tbe Die Fun Carnival Shown In Cooperation With rade. Nick's Arona, New York, will Referee Cottrell; U m p 1 r • North Jersey, Sec. 2. Verona will be Woodrow. Wilson, Florl already had scored 11 Central Jersey, Carteret. ' Pete's Inc., Uome of G.E. Appliances points for Dnyvlllo In the The box score'. have Phil Rlzzo, Brooklyn Brown, , Camden, South Jersey Oroup Matawan (CO) middleweight as his opponent, South Jersey, Ocean iClty. III chnmps. That is the school quarter. DoiUs mado himself GROUP I HIGH Sunday . Monday . Tuesday Mar. 17-18-19 the Maroon and Steel hero GPP Duko Stefano, matchmaker of Matawan Little League whero Paul Bernard, long Continuous Sunday — Slarlinr 1:45 P.M. Scully, f 4 3 11 St. Nick's, has announced. North Jersey, Sec. I, North conch at Mntnwnn. now tench- again by breaking In for a Arlington, 2 — Bl« Features — 2 • Johnson, f Tomasello gained a, decision The Matawan Little League es. In Oroup IV, Bioomfleld game-saving basket with 25 North Jersey, Sec. 2, Bclvl (want mm *M' seconds to go. Allkas, 0 over Rlzno Ihreo years ago Inwill hold a regular meeting should toko the C-J represen- Judy Richard Plcurl, g a bout at Illdgowood Orovo. Sunday at 8 p.m. In the Mata- dore. • tative, Trenton. Larry Way and Florl bit for Jones, g 2 6 Tonjastllo has been lnactlvo wnn Recreation Building, Mid- Central Jersey, Matawan, • • • HOMDAYCONTE baskets to make it 00-03 and Dcltx, g 5 17 In boxing for two years. His dlesex Rd., It was reported South Jersey, Wlldwood. JACK KUHNB, Matawan Btkyvlllo was coming In. to return bout in a semi-final on yesterday by Doris McCor- PAROCHIAL A High's track star for the shoot again when the. buEzer 35 16 00 a' St. Nick's card had boon do- maok, secretary. Mrs. McCor- North Jersey, St. 'Peter's past three years, wat, slated sounded. A area' cry or an- Dajrvllle Ileclonal (63) • laycd becauso of tho dlflloul- mnck also reported there will (J.C.). to mnko his first start as a guish, rose from the Bayville Q V P ty lit finding a suitable oppon- be a bus trip by tbe group to South Jersey, Trentpn Cath- University of Southern Cal- SNYUMEUXWM stands to ask where was there Plovl, f ent for him. He and Itlito the Paper Ml1' Playhouse, olic. ifornia trackman Saturday any Justice when things like Dlttenbcnder, plonscd tho fans In their first Mlllburn, on Sunday, May 5, PAROCHIAL II this were allowed) Tho Mata In the Southern P a o 1 f 1 o Dishes Io the Ladies Mon. and Tun. Soluol, 0 meeting. to sco a production of "Can- North Jersey, St. Mary's Amateur Athletic Union Re- wan players and fans, jubilant E'dycrs, g Can." (Ellz.). In relief from nervous ten- lays at Los Angeles but Ne*t Wed. thro Sat. \ Mar. W to 11 Benson, g 0 a Rutgers new dormitories South J c t s o y, Gloucester rain washed ou' the event ConUnixiu Saturday — VOTE Open 1<:XO ' sion, curried Coaches Mac- Way, g 2 10 Catholic Outoheon and-George Delta aro named for throo mon Rutgers University's gym before It was more than a Walt DUncj'a prominent in her early his- naslum '9 SSycnrsold tbls PAROCHIAL C quarter inderway. Kuhns 50 11 03tory. They are Frederick Fro- year. It waa constructed In North Jersey, St. Cecilia's hud qualified for the meet "WESTWARD HO THE WAGONS" "Help Wanted" ads In tills Matawnn 12 21 19 14-00 llnghuyscn, Jncob It. Harden 1932,. two yenn fitter « lire (Koarny). by gaining o'nres on both paper tell you about the good lmyvllio Reg, D 14 II 30-03 bcruh, and John L. Living had destroyed the; old B«llan- South Jersey, Wlldwood CaUi the 440 yd. and tho 680 yd. Plus "Disneyland U.S.A." jobi open. ,; .'-.; '"• "'••,...,•'," O/flolftls Pliipim. Dubln. olon,, f I tint Gym.. olio. hurdles relay teams of Mlddletgwn Central (£6) Botanical Gardens O P P BAYSHORE JUNIOR K. Truex, f 3 1 7 AREA BOWLING SCORES Kurre, f 0 0 0 Facdty Victors Display At Show Flockhart, 0 HIGH SCHOOL Capalbo, e JOllMt Basketball bowed out for an- An exotic oriental garden, Kovaleskl, g other year at Keyport High Mat-Key Mixed Sunday Night Bayshore Mixed League featuring .dwarf pine trees, March H, 10B7 Fife Nino Thursday with a pleasant eve- Mar. It CONFERENCE Mar, 1 bamboo and ornamental Ding of entertainment tor the 719.167 stonesr~ and~ 6 typical subur- ransv A" doublehesaef" was Cliff's Rapolla'a-Market (2> 680 Keansburg won the cham- 9 6 24 Regan, f Downes PonUac (1) 704 652 701 ban vegetable garden design- held for the benefit ot the gtra Conover Lumber Co. (2) 741 ed for the budget-minded pionship ot the lcaguo Friday Central gained an extra O'Neill, o Mothers Club fund and at the Ye Cottage Inn (1) ' " " "'MS 721 737 In a game with Rarltan Town- Hendrick's Dairy (1) 695 Larry's Barber Shop (2) 695 759 692 homemaker comprise c o n- basket when 0 Mntnwan play- VanGogh, g en%of the evening's play no trastlng themes of the Brook- ship on tholr own court that spectator - wanted his admis- Marquet's Pharmacy (2) 634 Broad St. Cleaners (2) 669 659 801 had -to go through an over- er mistakenly shot through iiourahan, B Lasare's Shoes (0) 687 606 650 lyn and New York Botanlo sion money back. In one game Savon Drugs (1) • 719 Gardens' exhibits In the In- time before declsioa_ was their hoijp, the Washington's Auto team Kulas Boat Works. (3) 641 Newberry's (1) - 681 685 718 reached, Wayne Felsman was 12 3 27 700 ternational Flower Show, Union Beach (80) took the championship of the Jack's Hardware (1) 077 Baysbore Hardware (2> 739 742 which will be held Mar. 31 tothe hero for Keansburg. He Mlddletown Central (1B> - 673 643 posed a set shot with IS seo- a F P Keyport Recreation League by -TJlrlchsen's Boat Works (2) 593 Martin i'Brown (1) 627 Apr. 6 in the New York Coll- Q F P . Hollywood Service (154) $85 637 678, onds remalnine in the " over- Butler, f „ 1 1 3 dawning the Union Beach Big C. E. Bahrenburg (2) 679 0 2 K, Truex, { 0 3 3 Five. 59-56. In the other game. Cottage Lounge UVi> 585 Eeum. time period that skimmed ths O'Neill, t Tourine's Bar Si Grill (1) 616 Standing! Gar- cords-perfectly for the win- Regan, 0 1 1 Salderlnl. f 0 3 . the faculty members gave the Team '. W L The Brooklyn Botanlo KHS varsity a different kind H. It S. Jersey Sea Skins Q) 703 694 dens will exhibit a Japanese ning bosket. John Topolewskl Bob Vondogll, 0 0 0 Kovaieakl, f 0 3 Downes Pontlao 43 29 Mcllale, g 2 14 ot lesson than usual, showing Standings Bayshore Hardware garden of the So style, grabbed the rebound for Ror- Flockhart, 0 41 31 ltan and raced down court, in Hournhan, g ' them somfe of the hidden tricks Team \ Ye Cottage Inn ~ 39V4 32& ground-level variety, which Capalbo, g will be Installed by Frank a last futile effort to retrieve eio Of the game. The faculty won, TJlrlchsen's Boat Works t C. E. Bahrenburg > 38 34 Morker, e 51-46/ Jack's Hardware * Broad St. Cleaners 37 35 Okamura. Mr, Okamura has the game "lut his hurried shot 9 12 30 Tourine's Bar & Grill 4; Eapolla'a Market 37 35 supervised the Brooklyn Bo- against the clock missed, M»Uw»n (26) The Automen just lasted put Clirrs Seafood 4 Larry's Barber Shop 34& S714 tanlo Gardens' Japanese gar- Q F P 7\4 18' against the Union Beach five. Cottage Lounge - - 41 Newberry's . ' 34 38 den since 1947, The exhibit Had Rarltan Township been Final Standings' The game looked like a rout H. & 8. Jersey Sea Skiffs s able to win, they would have Bowie, f 0 1 1 Sav-On Drugs 33 39 employs a background of ori- Wltkowskl, f 1 0 2 Team W V at the start when Washington's Hendrick's Dairy a Martin ti Brown. 23" 49 brought tho race to a tlo and Kulas Boat Works 3 ental flora and stone to high- Hicks, o Koansburir 1 1 whlwsd.away to an early lead Team Higb. Series light the "Bonsai" japaness had a playo# game with 'and, the Beachers were help- Hollywood Service 31 Keansburg. Of - the three Layton,-a Rarltan Township 0 3 '"• Cpnover Lumber Co. 3 Bayshore Hardware 22B3 dwarf trees. The exhibit Is un- Matawan less with their star, Acie Cot- Marquet's Pharmacy games Tom Welstcad, 8 trell. tied in knots by the Au- Team High Game Gregoryr*— LaZare's Shoes ' Bajrshore Hardware -818- Butcllffe. Mlddletown Central tomen's - def ense-Mlckey-Nag- two of them have been In the Union Beach 1 H. ,fc 3. Jersey Sea Skiffs Men • High Series Tho New York Botanical 9 8 28 le's , driving Jrora the 'back- 7M J. Lyla 651 overtime and the third was court was all that kept the V Team High Series Gardens* vegetable garden ex- lost In the last 25 scoonds of Keanibarf (ti) Beacbers alive. Jack's Hardware 2154 Hen • High flame hibit win stress the practical- regular time. H. Pleper 266 ity of such a project for the But in thS second quarter it 268 The Rarltan players had FeJsman, f Automen Champs Mat-Key Church League J. Lyle - small home-owner with a lim- AdaWi. t was different. Butch VanPeJt Women > Hl«h Series ited amount ot time, space their own erratlo foul shoot- (continued from first column) Joined Mickey Nagle on the Mar. 6 M. Bmlth ' '• 648 ing to blame for, their defeat. Casey^o Baker, g Oil and money; The garden will They made only six of 18 free B. Mathles, g driving and drew the Automen Matawan Baptist (2) 811 904 Women - High Game be enclosed by a white ploket into a rush of fouling. Rich V. Wilson 236 throws. Keansburg had eight Osnato, g 23 6 51 Matawan Presbyterian (1) 760 7M fenco with a tool shed In the Boverldge, g Wharton hit from the outside background. The shed will foul shots and made only two, Varsltr (41) and it was a tight squeak, 30- Calvary Methodist (0) -* 808 71S but thosa tree throws by Alex Oethsemane Lutheran (3) 829 721 Keyport Recreation League < contain a minimum selection 29. at halftime. Osnato enabled Keansburg to 2 89 H, Ruth, f or Matawan Methodist (1) 777 751 '' " r M»r. 7 • .- • ot proper tools for this type knot tho game and send it In- Washington's came out [or. St. Mary's, Episcopal (2) "" 762 811 ot gardening. lUrltan Townihlp (it) Sullivan, x 659 to overtime. 'the-third auarter to hustle Bayview Presbyterian (1) 740 74( Larry's Barber Shop (1) 695 SOS OF P Ainalle, f : 761 The garden itself includes Joy was unconitned in On- Curren, t their ; opponents around the Hebrew Congregation (2) Hygrade Foods C2) 816 785 plantings of leeks, peppers, court more and stop the set- 743 ion Beaob School quarters Frl- Kelly, f Arohor.f St. John's Methodist (0) ' 892 821 814 Keyport Recreation (2) 765 762 759 tomatoes, eggplant, squash, ay after tho Boacheri won Bob Kennedy 0 up plays. In addition, Mickey Keyport Baptist (3) ' 924 865 8M Bllver Dollar Tavern (1) 742 625 kitchen herbs and a variety Topolowskl, f t Nagle had four fouls on him. 1 678 heir first game ot tho season, Maok,t Oolden. B Keyport Reformed (1) 751 685 777 Crystal Recreation <2> 709 829 of flowers. \ Tommy Mickey came in on 812 defeating Mlddletown Central, jouche, o_ JL_B_ Oolilnegro, 1 Trinity Episcopal (2) 866 781 745. Tlerney Beverage (1) ~ 7M 757 A cold framo ,«lso will be 17-17, Coach Al-Magglo's boys the fast break enough times to laii Mogge, g 1 11 Kurdyl», « -buildup the •Washington's lead Standings _ - _ - - _ ____ Standings Included In the exhibit. In ad- oro sporting tholr now unl- DnSollaburg, - g W • L Team W I dition, educational posters and orms the first tlmo In this to 52-41, going into the final Keyport Baptist ' 43 29 game. The Beaohara Ignored 1«M48 quarter. Larry's Barber Shop - 22 8 pamphlets furnishing detailed St. John's Methodist 41 31 Hygrade Foods • 19 11 Information of the garden will the legend that now uniforms BOOT* br Quartern ' Bayview Presbyterian 41 31 Union Beach It still was not a safe lead. Keyport Recreation 19 11 bo available to flower show are a Jinx, and played ns Faculty T It U 15-51, Cdttrell finally worked him- Hebrew Congregation 4014 3114 Crystal Recreation " 11 19 visitors. they never playod beforo to self loose from the AutomeD's St. Mary's Episcopal 38 34 MolUle, I Vanity U U 11 11-46 Silver Dollar Tavern 10 20 The International Flower win handily. Dan Hourahan defensive hamper and he and Matawan Methodist • 37 , 35 Tiemey Beverage - • 21 Imfl his best day of U10 aea- Mickey Nigle had the Wash- Matawan Baptist 35 37 Show Is sponsored Jointly by . Gethsemane Lutheran - 34 38 " Indldoil High Averages the Horticultural Society of ion\Ho could not be stopped ington's five hanging on against W, Barker 1OT.8 >n diiyo-lns. •the clock at the end. Matawan Presbyterian 33)4 3814 Nevr York and the New York Calvary Methodist 32 40 P. Kruser MM Florists' Clubi - HavlBS tasted victory once, FINANGIAL STATEMENT The faculty started out In Keyport Reformed 30 42 C. Davlno 1MM tho Eoachcra wore not to be the'game against the varsity Trinity Episcopal ~ ?g 46 3. Crover ' • 1*6.* halted. Monday they tanglpd as though they were going to - H. Devlne - • 185J1 Cluiic League Action AB8ETS 1 H. Canton 164-10 with Matawan on tho Keyport be polite about the thing and Keans. Ladies Mon. Night League B. Zlto 162.2 Features Perfect Game Hiirh court, The favored ( KNDIi not press their students. An 18- UalHd HIM Oormautl. ....,,.,, IIMIITTMI March 11 W. KuUbUTB W0.I7 Grws Costellano rolled & por- team ltd them most ot point gain in the second quar- High Individual Qams the game, but Coach Magglo's CouMUoa Onwanra) . , , , . , , , . . , ITO,TII.» ter dispelled these illusions Mat-Key. Rec. (1) 634 620 609 F. Folscher .232. ted game tor tho Krucger Hot., Cowlr at Munklpol, .,.,,.,. 44.HOIM.if Marquet's Pharmacy (2) Brewing Co. team Sunday in forces tied It up In a 1 a a t . with 'Coach Frank Zampello 550 627 837 F. Kruser 230 minute: sorgo and forced tho Jttadlng, the action against his Scott Funeral Home" (2) ' "657 613 C. Clerclerskl - . 229 the Atlatttlo Trl-etate Classlo siocii "' • • "•''-.- 515 •gflr upset L-R game Into overtime. Don But- own charges. It was 25-23 for Pete's Inc. U> 600 569 - Hlflfc Individual Set League aa ler and Bklppy O'Neill Joined laUnxiA N>tto Wilty. ktaMd *>4 MUMUOUOM I.ITI.TM.49 ' the faculty at the half. H. Wasserman & Son (1) 657 544 584 H Canton W2 Heat Treating trio 2-1 at BM Marty MoIIale In sensational Motl«aft loam M X l bin* , ,.', , , . , , l,rilH7.T4 .Jn the third quarter, .Bob Keyport Cleaners (2) 543 636 62S C.Ragsdale '"'* the Matawan |Ceyport Recrea- drlve-lns during the overtime, la Keansburg News (3) tion Alleys. Btalblat* ....,..,.., IMMM4M "Alnslle and Bob*Kennedy'kept 534 721 633 C. Clorcierskl , 560 ' while Hourahan did a great (Inclutlw llom« OUict. Memorial Chapd «d R*ol the varsity in pace tyl]tn their Gentile's Market (0) ' 596 589 Hlfh Team Score It was the first 300 game In Job tt the foul Una. Ealalt und« long Urn |«u«) teachers, it being only 38-35 as Richard's Hollywood (0) 5»1 561 613 Larry's Barber Shop , 696 the leaguo this season, and Cob . . . . 1MUM4* '.tie final period opened.' In Mlddletown Pharmacy (3) 564 704 644 Hlth Team Sat the fourth In sanctioned com- Dave Gregory was tho best CiriUwM Leas IMtMMM this final quarter, Walt Franks Standlnci Larry's Barber Shop 9477 petition. Castellano also was performer lor Coach John (Loant It numbm) - . Team 538 the first to roll a perfect Lucikovltoh's team undor the rar«nl>b«>M«kMlklwa«ii(nMiMMlMMMM 4N,4»WT took matters Into his hands, W pressure of tho overtime * and._scored five .times for_the Scott Funeral Home 566 Keyport Businessmen's League game on TV, In Newark dur- UI...H dm nul oootM4 , . IMtMlM ing the 1953 season. Matawan had lost Mlko Wel- AUk , , .-.,.,,) 1 , 1 , - MIM* Tv faculty and that was It, Marquet's Pharmacy « He rolled the 300 In the o Us ad on fouls in the third The lies' the varsity could H. Wasserman & Son 43 32 Burlew's Restaurant (a) 847 872 708 quarter. Byron Hicks oontlnu- Keyport Cleaners 3614 36tf 816 800 650 third game to give his to am Bet out of It was that they Richard's Hollywood 38 Baron's Coffee Shop (1) a 760, a new high game ed his consistent play (o made 14 out of 23 fouls, which 39 10' i l MaVKe/. Rec. .35* ,Towa Tv«rn the season in the league. MtkVfvan At oenWr, OMna __ttieWtti£'i ight;_tq[ cljld,e "Pete's, Inc. ' . 3414 40fc- Keyport Bar, good defensive Job on t h OwtUnU HMXNVM n«ulrM ht Uw Ill 723 837 886 Another upset produced a (Tli... »MnrM m. oil ba»d 00 o IV* H lnl«M« their coaches who had been Oehtlle's Market 34 41 KeUer'a Liquor Store (2) new high team series floor taller union Beaob' players, admonishing them about foul Keansburg News . 33 43 781 826 737 . cniuinpllon and log.lhw vrlih luiuit parmwilt and McQueen's Cleaners U> for ths season when sixth- Matawan found aolace f 0 fnlorMt will pay all fJlu • wilflcat* mnvlltt m ., shooting all season. The facul- Mlddletown Pharjnacy 33 43 833 821 8» the Union Beach defeat In Varlese Construction (3) 771 place M. B 1 a 11 Company lh.y matun) . ty team made but .five of 18 American Legion, L.H, (0> 727 647 chalked up a 2043 eorles to trimming Mlddletown Central, CWtlBoai. Unnt^t Is rnt— ol ItHlmMl .... £free throws. Matawan-Keyport Merchants League Keyport Cleaners (3) i 931 850-82« win three straight from the 27-18. Bill Bowlo was tho t JUIundi «a CwtUlntM . Washington's Anto Mar. 7 904 856 762 performer for tlr Luozkovltoh IM.Iund. Mi on dapoall at inttrttl ond anovuiti Ht Mlddletown Lanes (0) third-place Electrio Battory u.ldt /or i.lundi payabla la DMMbM tl. 199/) . Circle Chevrolet (2) 81* 797 780 team. Every man on tho M foroos in this contest, T. Mickey, f Standings Fred Gernsback, coach o Airwu* farm-.li . UIUH.M Team W L Jag's Sport Goods (I) 721 886 768 Blatt team rolled 200 or bet- Strtrilr ValoallOB Iwn l, 750 878 764 Lenlng who slipped to 190 on (Amounli Ml °.U. lor la»M, MpMMt and ww F."Washington, c Crate's Beverages 46 . 29 his third game after rolling a meellng within tho next llablllll.i ol Hi. Socl.ly) m _ Hunter, g Standings week to plan for baseball and Total Llablllilw , . . ,rv , , , . i . »lf04H.T»Ml Rapolla's Market * 4414 3014 W 235 and 236 his first two R., Mickey, g Team ' V Barnes. draw up a schedule. Keyport Bptclal n.»r»M lor (luclua!l«_(n.ilM yaliM-0l CUffwood Field Club . 39 36 Town Tavern 44 ervlllo topping Jersey City schools In the baseball OK Sales & Service . »»% 35V4 Keller's Liquor Stoie 43 28 TMd UaUlliM M4 ITHM BWWTM . . . imJuWM O P P 29 Dry docks, 2-1: Master's Fast league. ' Cottrell. f >•-. 4 3 11 Old Mill Dairy 38 37 Varlese Construction 40M t Freight blanking Matawan Matawan (ID t Cllffwood Inn 38 37 Circle Chevrolet 40 31V6 i T. Hagle, t . ,' 3 0: B Beach Tavern 37 38 32, Keyport, 3-0, and Tlaroo Corp OidlnMftn UmmvnforWfltoor, UbvutoM- ; R.- Wharton, c 4 0 it Tourine's Tavern 39 beating Bowlers Perfecrlp, 2-1 Bowie, t Jag's Sport Goods 3514 3914 Keyport Cleaners 3614 33 j. Van Pen." g 2 6 10 B & D Super Market 34 41 35 35ft WlUcowskl, f WOODMEM T°H ?- Faldatl, g< • I 0 2 Sam's Keyport Bar . 37 Hloks, 0 Schanck's Oil 34 41 Old Boathouse , 3314 For variation In soup flavor, 3 M,,Nagle,-* - 7 4 18 Cllffwood Amoco > 33 42 31 38)4 add a touch of tarragon to Layton, 0 IIH INIURANCI10CIITV McQueen Cleaners ' 41 Plt- 0 1 1 AU-Bros. Woodworking 82 43 Mlddletown Lanes 28% cream of oelery soup and M. WelsUM, g Keyport Lumber _, 30 45 24 43ft Gregory, 1 Jag's Sport Goods 48 bit ot dill to cream ot chicken. 3 , . . SI 14 56 Cllffwood Fire Co. -30 45 13 Chives .add sip to cream of Wwfif 1 tinoKblly tlttnQttl ttaiumi |sH«fl» 106% Hoffman's Liquor Store 16 . 59.~ American Legion, L.H, 69 8c«e bf-qoariers: Hlfh Tesm Game mushroom soup. 11 7 11 '•'Washington's 18 12 22 7—59 1092 , Mon. Co. Woman's Major League Keyport' Cleaners Union Beach 11 18 12 15-S6 -Baron's Coffee Shop, 990 Feb. « . . i KHS Faculty 151) High iDdiTtdoal Game • -«_,,_„ OF P Jollne-Chlnchlllas <2> 442 432 M9 . F. Irons 854 Todd,*f•',•-<• ," • ooo Olsen's Boat Works (1) 437 115 487 O. Jacobs 245 R. Zampello. f 2 16 Pete's. Inc. (0) 803 508 454 nigb Team Set I And Be, GorraH f 'W.\Franks. f 6 0 12 Larry's Barber Shop (3) 516 513 328 Sam's Keyport Bar 2817 Bamford, f 0 0 0 Matawan-Keyport Rec. (S) 476 488 643 , Baron's Coffee Shop 2805 F, Zampello. f 5 1 11 Ryan Bros. (0) 455 459 492 Hlfh IndlTlowl Set "'Bob LoPresto. c 3 0 6 Standings R. Preston 654 R. Washington, g "1 0 2 Team " W ~" Ii ' .'. 8. SlovenV' 652 Ryan Bras. 41 IndMdaal Leaden " F. Franks, g « 2 14 Olsen's Boat Works ' 40 What VV , (continued in eighth column) Pete's, Inc. . IS IS F. Irons 18U6 . Jollne-Chlnchillas 32) 31 B. Braun . 178.41 Matawan-Keyport Reo. n 37 D. Trlmboll 178 J9 Larry's Barber Shop • j| 38 : • L. Agnlno 178.16 Higli Series Team • 45* J. DsFellce - 177.4- Larry's Barber Shop 1557 R. Preston - , 176.43 C. Pennettl 17632 nigh Game Team A Celebration BtTTIRBUY / P. Bommer 175.31 JoIlne-ChlncbUlas 549 R. Bohn 174.14 USEJSEPCARSD CARS / High Series - Individual • S. Slovens 173.B V. Wilson 544 J. Robinson 172JT men Came - Individual B. Yankoskl 172.50 V7 V. Wilson 199 F. Hauler 172 7 SATURDAY NIGHT, MARCH 16 1956 Century Hard Top Walling. Win It Dynafloy. R It H, W.W. League Forming For New Reserve Program Performance champion Art Walling. Jr!, rolling a Junior Bowlers of the Buick line. Only Young men between 17-25 •2535. hot'439 series, copped the Irving Borek, new director years of «ge Inclusive, desir- Keyport Bccrcatlon Bowling of activities of the Matawan- ing enlDjtmcot In the United 8tates Army Reserve can en- 1954'Dodge Coronet Subur- Sweepstakes over the weekend Keyport Recreotlon Center, free Corned Beef and Cabbage ban, Power Fllte, R & list under a new program, ,H. Station wagon utll- nosing out William W. Wall- announces there will be a Jun-Those enlisting Incur a six- ! Ity with sedan luxury ing, Port Monmoutb. by four ior bowling league started at year obligation which enn bo Only $1295. pins. William Vailing, winner these alleys Apr. 6 to bowl satisfied by performing volun- Hats and Favors tarily six months active duty 1953 Chrysler Windsor Club ol a suit two weeks ago in the Saturday mornings. Those In- terested should contact Joyce for training and by participat- Coupe. Fluld-Matlc, R sweeps lerlcs. finished third ing satisfactorily In the & H. A good solid car Paris at Keansburg 6-2182 for for only $850. with a 423. The Recreation Heady Reserve for the re- will sponsor another handicap information and classification mainder of their tlX'year obli- Bowling la lor both t.cxe<>. gation. For further "details Many Olheri '(takes again this Saturday Music By RAY PANE and THE THREE KEYS T» Cboote From The nevr management of the visit or call the local U. S. and sundoy. alleys Is arranging for in- Army Reserve Recruiter, Terma ' Tr»dei struction for young bowlers, Room J, Post Office Building, Held On Charge especially beginners, by an In- Asbury P»rk. structor, accredited by the Wallace Kross', 30. Pordi, American Junior Bowling Con- was arrested by Keyport Po- gress. It is hoped eventually Pleads Innocent lice Saturday and turned over to develop young bowlers in Joseph CoManzo, 38, Mats- HAZLET LUNCH ' Authorised Boles Dealer to State Police at the Keyport this area who will qualify for wan ltd., Cllffwood, has en- ITIIC IIIJII.UINO WITH TIIK AlKI'l.JtNB ON Till! IIOOF) Serving the B»y«bere, Arri Barracks. Keyport Police 8gt. American J u 1.1 0 r Bowling tered * plea ol not guilty to competition and tournament! •D Indictment charging feim For Over 30 Tears William Oelgf * a I d Mr. with threitenl-ic «n lt-year- Bw» 15 at Btdle M. v Krou was wanted tor »llt«ed- The nutgeri UntveriUy con dd Perth Amroy t!r< "on Highway 35 Keyport Eeyport 7-46M \j pmlng a worthltH ISO cert series l< celebrating- Its Bmlth St., Perth Amboy. on check In Marlboro Township. 40th anniversary this rear. Oct. 23, members announced their vq(« Secondary EdacitUra ...• •population Lejrp&iisloB, > th ft t was impressed wltb Mr. War- In which Freehold Regton»J to cut $18,100 that the govern- flatawan, Keyport, Costs Moro Holmdel offered population ner's recitation of the greater could offer more thorough THE Delay Ruling In ing body made any comment, Mr, Garrison added that expansion potential, even academic reach and flexibility courses than Keyport or Matt- "•; ; according to Mr, Linzaro, and (continued from page one) Freehold Regional embraced though good zoning sought to of the regional study pro- wan could hope to. •• ;, this was Just to Inform the' more information might be the always WgheM costs per combat it, and that "thou- gram. ' He averred* that even Prepares For World Of 1978 MATAWAN JOURNAt school board members the orthcoming on Vae bayshore pupil concerned with second- sands" of low cost houses though K°"port seemingly had Mr. Warner pointed out that egional high school plan', In A ruling in Superior Court township committee was satis- ary education alone. The fig- might come Into M a t a w an the plant to house its h 1 e b Freehold Regional had t h e Tage Ten March U. 1957 which Union Beach, Baritan ures for the other districts .Township. Harold Dolari, a school population comfortably, plant and organization to of New Brunswick, on the refusal fied- with 'JIB cut made. Town- ship Attorney Clifton T. Bark- Township, Keansburg and iore more on less expensive Matawan Township Planning he was not content to accept fer in 1057 education looking of Madison Township to issue alow then drew a resolution Highlands, are remaining par- elementary - school . education Board jnember,. told-hlm ef- that as aHJ-fcal was necessary to the world of. 1975.". Facilities building permits for 114 homes certifying the amount remain- icipants since Atlantic High- than on. high school costs, the fective measures by that body to Keyport's needs. and administrators working Trial Teen-Agers lands dropped out. Mr. Garri- in the Central Pi'rk housing ing in the capital outlay item, county superintendent explain- had made this danger just as Mr. Garrison found this was with school bulldlnis, class- son said he was calling a remote as it was In Holme's!. rooms and laboratories built development was delayed Fri $27,000, to the county tax board ed, so they appeared to be do- a good attitude as Keyport as the amount to he levied for- meeting Apr. 8 to decide on ing much better. Mr. Gar- pupils would have to compete on the Ideas of, 1927- cannot.. -fAiitomobile Project the further course of these Mr. Garrison acknowledged day when both sloes agreed this school purpose, rison revealed that his analy- that Keyport, Matawan and for college' placement and hope to do so, be averred. He Here's a project, now on a out of court to see If the matter districts. But he agreed with jobs after graduation wltb pointed out in one subject Township Clerk ^ C. Floyd Mr. Warner that any decision ;is of high school costs per Holmdel represented three trial basis, that should appeal can be settled by a new build lupll for secondary education distinct types of communities. pupils from regional high alone, physics, the develop- x,:; to almost every teen-ager, iu- Wyckoff pointed out to Mr. in Apr, S meant little In terms ments since. 194' have chang- ing ordinance. in tie county put Freehold Both he and Mr. Warner felt, schools offering much more tomotlve care and safety. Spurgat that the township com- >f the Immediate situation advanced programs. Mr. War- ed the whole picture so that mittee had approved the reso- hat was developing In Barl- Regional in a much more fa- however, that differentials a- Mew Jersey is among states The matter was to have mong the three districts ner said this waf not to dis- physics laboratories built in trying the project. Passaio lution drawn by Mr; Barkalow tm Township and Kcansburg. 'ora.ble light insofar as com- been heard by Superior Court parison with other high would be Ironed out as in- parage the quality of educa- 1927 are now aroLalc. and Middlesex are pilot coun- Judge J. Edward Knight, but as its first item of business Mr. Warner saw Keansburg, tion offered at Keyport or a "built up" conimunlty, schools was concerned. creased expenses from new Mr. McGraw then asked for ties. ; alter a conference, John Thursday, so It was too late to population would only raise Matawan, but it was obvious make any changes. . sever having the secondary Robert Bentley, of the expressions of their interest The project alms to ' pro- Lynch, New Brunswick, attor- the share of operating costs (hat a : place like Freehold frbm Keyport and Holmdel mote safety and courtesy on PUS to make it feasible to Matawan board, wanted to Regional, having m >re w 11 b ney for Central Park, said his et that bor&ugi. up as a nigh know why. Freehold Regional to the district acquiring the and gave Matavan's version",. the highway, it also is intend new population by the comput- which to work,, could reason- only to get the,' admonish- ed to,teach young people the motion for a court order to cliool district on Its own. had so much' trouble with* its force the Issuance of the per- ing , of ' such costs on enroll- ably be ^expected to attain the rnents from Mr. Warner and • baslo" parts of a car so they Methodist Church A report that Keyport had budget, ,thft,t It had been twlci better results. Mr. Garrison mits would not be pressed a' capacity of 740 pupils and rejecte.d by "the -voters, then ment. "_ He likewise foresaw Mr. Garrison on the state of can drive and maintain one (continued from page one) that the acquisition of : new summarized the various fields crisis developing. ' Intelligently, to show them pending local developments. to raise funds to. purchase the was operating at a . h 1 g h disapproved by the municipal chool enrollment still below governing bodies, and had ratables with the new popula- how . to " keep and Interpret Joseph E d g a r,. Madison property. In addition to" the' tion would not greatly disturb purchase price it will be nec- ,hat peak led Mr.' Warner to gpne on to the state comm|s- • records of operation and own- Township attorney, said the 1 5 the relative debtor position for ership costs and even to de- essary to raise an additional bserve this was an' unusual ioner. Mr. Garrison said matter would be resolved in ase today. He said there a regional school of the three velop awareness of Jobs they court if the situation is not setj $500 for title, search and re- Freehold was the only in- districts, Mr. Garrison cited : were 80 districts at this" time ' might get in the automotive tied by a new; ordinance. Ho cording fees. The Rev. Albert L stance in 24 regional h 1 g h the "estimated".. valuations of D. Curry is pastor of -Xh e ltt tl\ltt ichooi -districts In." the ... state Industry. .._- jald_the_jitdlld n $11,720,000 for Holmdel; • $20,- " —To enroll" mine project, where anything like that had 201,000 for Keyport, and $33,- ing building permits was In ake their eighth grade gradu occurred. Mr. Garrison said . where it is offered, a boy or need of correction and did not 915.000 for Matawan (Bor- "girl must be at least lS-years- ates and that the state had to that the Freehold Regional ough-Township) to show they cover the situation. Intervene (n their "behalf to High School was in, the hands old. There are three units, the John H. Conover, Madison were In good proportion to the Introductory project, basic Outside Appraiser 'orce adjoining high schools *i persons of "a higfi ""stand- estimated enrollments of 150, Building Inspector, has ruled (continued from page one) 0 take their children, even on maintenance and operation, that the 114 building permits is- ard of morality" who were 450,742. • and efficient operation. Each ed. Mr. Schrlber said, He as- nlfj^sesslon. Mr. Warner did eeklng to preserve the super- sued to the Merritt Park Build- serted that Wall and Howell lot see how any high school, unit takes a year, ing Corp.. Clifton, developers ior character of the education Mr. Warner warned there .'•.'• The Automotive Safety of Central Park, expired be- Townships levied such a tax. till not at peak load, could being offered against the at- were differences In Interests Foundation" is , co-operating cause work was not begun with- Township Clerk c. Floyd avoid a share o', responsibil- tack of "a small minority" to bo considered. He noted with a committee of 4-H in in six months after they were Wyckoff warned tho. township ity In this emergency, ^ putting other things ahead of that when he taught high working \>ut program guides. Issued. Mr, Lynch's motion to go slowly on an ordinance These strongly worded xeve- the prime reason for a school school In Westfleld, 75" per. Officials of 4-H believe such was to get a clarification of to impose any such tax. Tho attons by Mr. Warner and to exist. ' . . ' cent of the graduates went to a project will fill a real need this action. ' clerk reported he knew of a Mr. Garrison on the crisis Mrs. Hilda C. Tomasello, a college. This left a remainder by helping to promote high- big trucking concern which that is developing In second- of 25 per cent not going to The developers plan that Matawan board member, More checks were used way safety. Central Park will have more was prepared to brlnj' suit ary education in the bayshore wanted to know if a regional college w h 1 ch_the, Westfleld the Middlesex, county Ex- than 400 homes. The new Re- against the township for ham- area upset the placid tenor of board of education would not board could not Ignore. Spe- last year than in any pre- tension Service ia In the pro- publican administration in the pering Its business and adopt- a meeting in which it had be torn by local interests, de- cial courses had to be given vious year. People every- to meet their needs and this cess of forming .4-H Clubs for township vowed in Its election ing: discriminatory practices been emphasized from the rived, from different districts where are discovering the this project and Invites those on the us'e of public roads. start that everything was re- raised the per pupil cost of campaign to try to cut down on represented. Mr. (Gar- -ease, safety, and conven^ Interested to participate. At the housing developments.. au- Asks Minimum Tax mote and exploratory. rison pointed out -that a re- education. 7 " presenV bolh~adult volunteer thorized by the previous Dem- Fred vdh Kodeck urged the Doubling Enrollment In gional board is m a d e up of . Diversified Interests ierice of paying by check. leaders : and members are ocratic Township Committee. township to again, consider a Prospect nine members, one from each Mr. Warner said a regional This progressive bank^ in- :wanted. To start a 4-H Auto- minimum tax. He pointed out In initial expressions on the district, then extra members district, embracing a number vites your checking motive Club in your commun- there were persons living in to make up nine from those dis- of communities, bring s In a ity, at least flvo young per- Altar, Rosary Group regional high school idea as it account. : . the township in "shacks" of might apply to their own dis- tricts having the larger popu- school poulatlbn of divers- sons between 15-and-21-years- Enroll* New Members little or no taxable value who lation by the most recent fed- ified intires". s, so that *'"•* cjfrWo are needed, plus an ricts, William -J. McOraw, were putting high costs on the Matawan Board President, ac- eral census. Mr. Warner said for the same unit cost many] adult to serve as leader and St. Joseph's Altar and Hos- municipality for services ren- that the localism wears off on more courses and facilities1 Instructor. The leader should ary Society, Keyport, held a knowledged a doubling of sec- dered them and the educating ndary school enrollment was regional board, as mem- can be provided than a small, have some knowledge of auto- regular business meeting Mar. ot their children, Mr. von Ko- bers becomemore devot- s 1 n g 1 p district high school mobile operation, mainten- 5 In the school hall following In prospect and something deck insisted they be made would have to be done. He ed to the school's Interest and where special facilities and THI ance, and construction. More the recitation of the Rosary to pay their fair share for less to their positions as com- instruction have to be financ- information and details may and the enrollment of seven aid a regional setup was one what they were getting by a f a number of options. Mr. munity representatives. But ed to accommodate only a be obtained by contacting the new members by the Rev. C. minimum tax. he acknowledge-? that ULder few beneficiaries. Mr. Warner MATAWAN J. Kane, pastor. The newly Wharton stated Keyport would Middlesex County Club Agent, go along as it is for a long the representative system of also pointed out that with a enrolled members are Miss Robert Mount pointed to government It was hard to large regional high school Peter Martens, Jr., Rooin 2)1, Louise Raymond, Mrs. Helena •212,000 costs for municipal ime, If only freed of the bur- den of Rarltan Township. Har- make a representative forget population, pupils can be di- BANK. Post O f f i o e Building. New Machado, Mrs. Agnes Hansen, government In the budget and those entirely who elected him. Brunswick, phone Kilmer questioned why some of the y Lubkert saw Holmdel go- vided as to capacities. He cit- Mrs. Mary Ann O'Hare, Mrs. ed the case of Trenton where MATAWAN, NIW JIRIIV 8-1437. Ella Wallace, Mrs. Mary programs could not be "cut ing along with Keyport and Questions Growth Difference Red Bank, as receiving dis- an upper 25 per cent In geom- Brady and Mrs. Marie back" to ease the tax pres- Mrs. Kissel" questioned what etry could be given col- Pedal Pushers Display Flguly,._ . .• sure. Despite these censures ricts, without serious cause happened when one constitut- and suggestions, when the 'or alarm. All agreed, how- cnt district was "static" in lege calculus for which the ° Awarded "Good" Rating Mrs. Alice Walling and jver. they were Interested "ln- remainder of the group was budget was presented for growth and others were "dy- not suited. • • At the regular meeting of Mrs. Eleanor Smith will be adoption, It was approved 'ormatlon." namic." Mr. Lubkert pointed autaioauKmn the Browntown Pedal Pujhers co:chalrmen of ,h e corned unanimously. out that Keyport was a "built Harrison Boggs, a Keyport nnuiacuNutiM beef and cabbage dinner to Mr. Warner Inquired into up" town with little chance of 4-H Club, Mar. 0, plans woro Mayor Dennis Buckley was rospectlvc enrollments board member, stated that he made to attend the annual be served by the members on or 1001-62. Russell A. O. Stet- Thursday, Mar. 28, In t h o questioned about the recom- 4-H dance, sponsored by the pense the commlttecmen gain- er, Matawan superintendent 4-H Middlesex County Coun- school cafeteria. ed from serving on tho board f schools, estimated there cil, at Jamesburg, held Frl- 1 Following the meeting a of health. Tho mayor acknow- would be 74a attending Mata- -.- day; Thoso attending were spring bazaar was held. Mrs. ledged each • commtlteeman wan High School that year, , Barbara $rane, M JIJ: B a ret John EgglcBton was In charge not counting the possibility of : received (3 for each meeting '••'• KtimmeV. Melody Bastedo, of the attalr. Bho was assist- attended nncL an added.»3 for Betting 148 additional enroU- Bells Market Maria Maccln, Anne Chamber ed by Mrs. Charles Emery, each'inspection made. T h e inent from St. Joseph's School Iain and Judith Crane. Lead- Mrs. Ototge Ward, Mrs, mayor explained that the not placable In parochial high ers attending were Mrs. H George Egan and Mrs. Mary commltteemen averaged it off chools. From this the assump- Krimmol, Mrs. N. Araco and Ahern. by accepting (150 per year tion was that Mndlson Town- Mrs. H. Crane. Refreshments were serve 4 each for board of health ihlp will not bo a Matawan Awards'were presented for by the hospitality committee. work, as does Mr, Preston, lending district at that time. the window displays. The Ped- also a board member. Dr, Ja- 1 John O. Hartzler, keyport al Pushers received a "good." cob Lewis, Freehold, town- uperintendent, felt there The display, in Tosslnl's win- ship physician, has his salary dow, Matawan, last week, set by ordinance, the mayor would bo 450 enrolled in high Slash Of Cafeteria chool from Keyport Borough will remain through this (continued from page one) pointed out. week. All club members work- as of that year. Mr., Lubkert that there would be" $5000 left, The mode of paying the granted Holmdel should have ed on the window on Mar. 2. a cafeteria could be sot up with Maria Maccla, Anno Cliamber- dogcatcher also came up for 50 secondary pupils by then, equipment suitable for meet- query.Jt—was stated- he—re-- >ut Mrs.- Mary • Klasei~anoth- _ lain,_Judlth Crane and Mrs, ng a minimum nood,——- ~ • ~H. Crane attended the regular eelved (35. per month. Mayor ir Holmdel board member, Mia. Spurgat Joined him In Buckley acknowledged this reminded him the land open meeting o! the 4 H Council, in warning that the hot lunches beans.; Following the meeting, was not such a "good deal'! or development in Holmdel served at tho cafetorla were for him as most of the dogs made this Just a tentative a class in ceramics was held, the only, good meal some of .. .WITH THRIFty SHOPPERS! with Mrs. T. Hilton Instruct picked up in the township igure. Ing. All thoso present painted tho children from low-lncomo were mongrels which nobody Total Suited To Regional. Setup a set ot salt and pepper homes would get all day. Mrs. paid to redeem. The dogcatch- Louise Mars: suggested that it Mr. Garrison and Mr. War- Compare Our Prices - One Stop Shopping shakers, > er hits to house these dogs ner found the total of 1600 in now might become incumbent seven days by law and feed on volunteers to raise funds to he throe districts fitted well them properly before he can nto tho regional setup where Eastern Star Plans meet this need, as ono that dispose of them, the mayor could not be Ignored. Mrs. 500 Is tho ideal for the best Spring-Fashion Show explained, so he docs not operation. Mr. Warner noted Madeline Quackenbush stated have a great deal left from tho not effect on tho tax rate of hat the original regional dis- Slrlus Chapter 123, Order of his $35 per month to show for rict, Sprlngtley, was n o w Eastern Star, will sponsor a leaving »500O in the budget his work. Would be nil compn/ed to tho building a second high school spring fashion show on Thurs Commltteeman Charles Me- after It had passed the 1500 day, Mar, 21, at 8 p.m. at the good to be done.- enrollment mark, had TOO aP Mr, Spurgat questioned tho Cue objected to a claim sub- "Masonic Temple, Main St mitted for chickens killed by ready in the second school . .Entertainment also will bo township committee members and would add 500 more this as to their part in the trim' dogs. He noted the owner of featured at the show to be the o h 1 c k o n s was valuing year. He said Springfield called "Candlelight Cafe" and mlng of the school budget cap- would then go ahead with a there will be special decora ital outlay item. All denied a them at $1.80 each. He declar- ed price to the supplier for third high school. Ho empha- tlons. part In it, Committeoman Jos- sized that this building of new Dresses will bo shown from eph A, Lnnziuo explained that the leghorns was 16 cents per pound frozen and there woro high schools by a regional Betty's Dross Shop, Matawan, tho governing body had retired district made for great flexi- and hats and accessories will to another room Mar. B and no moro than four pounds on tho best of leghorns. The oth- bility In developing the aca- Yacht Club Reg. or Drip lb, can Juicy Succulent Fresh be furnished by The Friendly lot Uio school board members demic and other educational Shop, Mrs. Robert Malkmu docido Uio cut in tho capital er commlttoemcn agreed to Mr. McCuo's suggestion to programs and Invited speciali- Is in charge of the affair outlay Hem on their own. It zations and provision for which is open to tho public, was only after tho Bcliool board withhold the claim for further classifying pupils according to study. their talents, abilities and in- COFFEE 69c HAMS 49 terests which -vas not ns pos- Fullest Cut • Shank - Half - No Slices Removes Regional Move On slblo elsewhere. From young Tender Jersey Porkers (continued from page one) Mr. Lubkert said he did not • • WIN ••• was a icsiionsiblo action. Ho want to "throw cold water" declared, "Unless, the s t a t e on the' regional discussions at Rosedale the outset but he observed in Duncan Hines Dairy A Beautiful New Admiral commissioner sees fit to raise the budget, I don't seo where a recent tabulation that tho the funds are coming from." cost of education at Freehold, The bo Hid also voted to of- Regional High School w a s' fer Richard T, Beck, superin- highest in the county per pu- PINEAPPLE 29c CLOCK RADIO pil for any district and double COTTAGE CHEESE 25c tendent, a M3,000 contract for In Heavy Syrup — Lgst. 2!4 Can 1067-08, carrying $1000 in- that ot somo districts. lb. ABSOLUTELY FREE! crease over tho current year. Mr. Warner explained that Before thin could bo ratified, the Freehold Regional' costs it was found necessary to di- ncludcd that of debt service rect C I i f t o n T. Barkalow, and amortization of $2,000,000 Birdaeye Fresh Frozen . Freehold, tho board's altor worth of modern school con- Firm Yellow — Tastiest Ever Stop In Soon ncy, to draw up tho legal struction. He cautioned that forms to termlniUo the re other districts could show Place Your Name In Tho mnlnlng three years stlpuiat- much loss because thoy wore od on a four year contract operating w 11 h buildings 30 Strawberries 19c with Dr. Deck by which nls years old or moro on which 10 01. 1'kt. BANANAS 9: , Lucky Box salary would have been rais tho debt had been discharged. ed to $15,000 by I05D. Mr. von Ho warned that shortly most Itodock recalled that this had of these districts would nnvs boon ngrccd between the to build, with debts contract- No Purchase Neceuary board and Dr. Heck In early ed on terms of 1057, not 1027 STORE HOURS February and ho called tho costs, then the cost per pupil Open . Winner Determined By Drawn? board ns "negligent" In not unl). at Freehold Iteglonal having moved to eticct Iho lo- would shapo up much bolter. Mon. Thru Fri. iralltlcs required beloro. BELL BEEF CO. 'til 9 •• Open Sat. Tho board went on record (Member Twin Count/ Grocers) BAYSHORE TIRE CO. opposing netting salary mini- 'til 6 mums by state legislative ac- , Plenty of Parkin* at FOR ALL VQUIt TIIIT. NCKUS tion as nn Infringement on th Municipal Lot. L*M Than Exi&e 1 Minute From Our Store 126 Main St., Matawan Independence of local board Highway 35, Cliffwood ^VIA 1-0886 In doallngs with their owl COLOT'S, Mntnwan QUANTITIES MAY BE LIMITED faculties. Quick Battery Service ,riv >U.-.•}? •;:.»* 'Hi!' ! Miss Maxiiie Pickler i' <• Rebel Democrats OfllruckHitBy Honored At Shower Food Sense^Not Nonsense Miss Maxlne Pickler, Bouts ge Party Car; Autoist Fined 38. Union Beach, was the .TyrojrebelDemocrats,._ Al- guest of honor at * .surprise Magistrate..James H. Mar- linen shower given by UI » s fced T. Poling. Keyport, and tin, Matawan. ruled Monday Carol Shlmak: and Miss Jan- March II, 19J7 F»ge Eleven J. Hairy Bennett, Belford. on an accident in' which a ice Shlmak. at their home, who defeated the count; Dem- trailer oil delivery truck was 203 Blrehwood Dr., Cllffwood Several Are Fined In ' ocratic organization candidate run Into over the weekend by B e a o h, Thursday evening, a private car at Broad and MI s a Pickler became tho Madison Township Court In 1955, again have challenged Church Sts. the party, Mr. Poling filed tor bride of Charles Frank Shlm- Willis L. Westendort. Keana- ak, Jr., Saturday, at Calvary Three area motorists wert Democratic State Committee- burg, the truckman, told the Methodist Church, Keyport. fined Monday night by Madl- man while Mr. Bennett will court he was bit on the side Decorations were in blue and son Township Magistrate Mix- contest one of two assembly in turning from Broad into: white with the gifts arranged well M. Mayer when they ap- seats. Church St. headed north under a decorated umbrella, while Curtis R. Troeger, "New A buffet supper was served. peared to answer motor vehi- In the 1955 primary. Mi. cle violation charges. Walter Bennett and Mr. Poling de- Brunswick, was trying to get Attending were Mrs. Charles feated Kenneth E. Joel and Al- by him at the intersection on Pickler, Miss Mary Pickler, Dean, Mstawan. traveling the the right. Walter VanBrackle, bert J. Villaplano. the party Utkttn Wt«Hi hit •ttlt't tyiir ul p«r flnl Union Beach; Mrs. O e o r g e wrong way on a one-war organization candidates, but Matawan school Janitor, veri- Shlmak, Mrs. Charles Relff, fied Mr. Westendorfa state- w«l if rtuniK 6j tn UB j. MM (M IHJHMS ttu» Un street paid IS and W costs of were in turn defeated by the Jersey city; Mrs. Leonard court. Republicans the.ensuing Nov- ments. The Janitor said he kj ttytti)-* Stam, Hackenaaok; Miss ember for the two Assembly was riding In the cab of the Mary Jane Raymond, Key- George O, Perry, Keyport, teats. truck to guide the driver port; Miss Phyllis Kavanaugh, was fined $10 and IS costs oa where he should go on Church Miss Joan Vena, Mrs. Thom- This year, Mr. Bennett, John St. to fiU a. tank. a charge of tailing to keep to C. Giordano, Jr., and Richard as Vena, Cllftwood; Mrs.the right while Joseph Maha- Gcorgo Wlnbrenncr, Mrs. V; Keuper are* entered In a Mrrogrv wash, Keonsburg, charged truck had swung way over to Charles- Mills,- Mrs. Charles three-way contest for the two « behst MritM N wtioU ifMfcBrnl(-»jji, Assembly, nominations. Mr. the left side of Broad St. and Sblmak, Cllftwood Beach, and with illegally passing a school Giordano and. Mr. Keuper did not have its rear signals fctbtblllfyirt Mrs. John SUef, Laurence bus was fined (10 and 19 bave organization backing, as working. Mr. Westendorf coun- Harbor. costs, do the other four Democratic 1 "Your Want Ad satd this soup was full of tered this by claiming the candidates whose names will calories — there's nothin' but beans in mine!" front signals were working appear in all county ballots In and Mr. Troeger very well Arc* mtrahf tftut brnkfittt, tuff the county. - could have seen that a- right turn was signalled as the big Mr. Poling Is opposing Paul tank trailer swung wide to get fttit ami It T. Kiernan, Long Branch, city Area Industries To Union Beach Man it around the sharp corner. hempttt. commissioner, who presently Capt. John Melna, borough Is the Democratic State Com police, who entered the charg- mitteeman from the county. Attend Conference Dies Of Injuries es, reported 17 feet of skid- Mr. Bennett and Mr. Poling marks In back, of the Troeger merely filed as Democrats Exhibitions by many area William J. Dubesky, 58, ofcar. Magistrate Martin ruled bat they are leaders of the Industries and organizations 729 Second St., Union it was obvious Mr, Troeger Jeffersonian Democratic As- will feature the Monmouth Beach, succumbed Wednes- hod not made due observa- Janet Swiderskt Dies $2000 Vandalism In sociation of Monmouth Coun County Planning Board's In- day, Mar. 6, 1957, in Perth tion and apparently was not ty. proceeding .at a prudent At St. Peter's Hospital Cliffwood Entries dustrial Conference planned Amboy General Hospital from The other Democratic can- speed. Janice Swlderskl, • li-y e a r- Chief Aiol' Mongol, MaU- for Mar. 20 at the Berkeley- injuries received when he was dilates are not opposed, They For failure to stop for the old daughter of Mr, and Mrs, wan Township Poltoe, dlBOloa- are Mrs, Katharine El k u s Carteret Hotel, Asbury Park, crushed by a truck in Perth Intersection of Broad and Lit- Edward Swiderskt, Route 0, ed yestcrdayvtownshlp polico White, present state commit- it was announced today by E. Amboy on Mar. 4. According tle Sts,, Thomas Korn, 24 Dal- Madison Township, died Tues- >ad corraled fivo youths, ages teewoman, who is seeking re Donald Sterner, board chair- to Perth Amboy Police, Mr by PL, Bast Keansburg, paid day, Mar. 12. 1857, at St. Pet- election: Philip Fluhr, Manas- a fine of »5 and court costs er's Hospital, New Brunswick. 13 to 15, who bave confessed man. Dubesky was Injured fatally auan, and Richard E, Burke, while walking on Convery of $5. She had been a resident of to burglarising a n d destroy- Ml*]letowirTowjishlp,__ who Area firms exhibiting pro- Blvd. near Fayette St., A flnp of $3 and court costs Madison Township , for a 1 x ing tho Interiors and furniture are seeking nomination f o ducts and techniques are the of SB were paid by JameB R. months and -was a sixth when the truck, unloading In summer homes in the Cllff- two county freeholder seats. Architectural Tiling Co., Key- Camp, 1O2A Rlverdale Ave,, grade student at the Brown- Mrs. White, defeated last No- building bricks, backed into Neptune, for disregarding a wood Beach area over the port; Atlantic Tile Co. and him. ' town Elementary School. vember for re-election as traffic signal. The summons paBt six months. Patrolman Hanson- VanWlnkle - Mun- James Goodman, 33, of 10 Pormerlya resident ol mayor of Red Bank, is chair was issued by Chief of Police South River, she had attend- Ralph Wnllaco, who took, the man of the New Jersey High- nlng Co., both of Matawan: Water St., Matawun, driver John J, Flood. ed Wlllct School there, and boys In custody, placed t h e way ' Authority. Mr. B u r k Lavole Laboratories, Union of the truck, was arraigned Monday before Perth Amboy was a member of the Onion total damage to tho homes at was defeated last year in Beach and Morganvllle. and Three Enter Pleas of Polish Women, Group No, bid for a Mlddletown munici- Magistrate Louis P. Sellyel on »2000: . Van Ameringen-Haebler Co., technical charges of causing To Jury Indictments 47, children's section. ;. pal committee seat. In addition to her parents, Thefts, according to the of- - As announced earlier, there Union Beach. death by auto. He was held under (1500 ball for action of the child Is survived by a ficer, mainly were of fishing are no contests for Republi The conference, which wiil One plea of innocent and tackle, sporting goods and the grand jury. Pollco quoted two of no defense were enter- brother, William. can nominations for the As- start at S p.m. will feature Funeral services will be tools, but the; boys wanton- sembly, freeholder and state Mr. Goodman as saying he ed Monday before County short talks on the roles of In- didn't see Mr. Dubesky pass held at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow ly destroyed tho ceilings, pU«- party committee posts. Judge John C. Giordano by orlng and furnlluro of four dustry and community aid behind the vehicle. shore area men named tn in- from the Mallszowskl Funeral ; The candidates, all incum- their mutual relationship; Home, South. River. At B a.m. houses they entered In t h e Mr, Dubesky was the son of dictments handed up by the Woodland Dr. area. "Wow — what a kitchen! Every modem bents, are Assemblyman Al county water resources, Mon- Monmouth County Grand a mass will bo held in St, fred N. Beadleston and Clif- the late Raymond and Tent appliance! But how could they afford it — mouth County plans to attract (Rendslelsch) Dubesky. Jury. Mary's Church, South River. A tip I r o m a householder ton T. Barkalow; Edward C. Interment will be la Bt. Sunday who spotted tho win- Broege, county surrogate, and industry and plans for indus- Surviving are four sisters, James Cremer, 18, Sayre- when Jim makes no more than my Tom., .T try by the state of New Jer- Mrs. Anna Oswald, Belford; vllle, pleaded no defense to Mary's Cemetery, South, Riv- dow In a summer home, un- Mrs. Qeraldlne L. Thompson, er. I occupied since last fall, forc- _tlw State Republican Commit- sey. ... ,._. —•-... Mrs. Margaret Miller, Key- an accusation charging him with breaking into a service ed open, led to the apprehen- tee, and Freeholders Victo Speakers at the affair will port; Mrs. Prances Arose. Bel- 10TS Of rOLKS rWANCt H0MI ArWMKB, KONOJM- ford; Mrs. Mary Weber, Union station operated by William Evening In Hollywood sion of tho boys. Bho sum H: Grosslnger and Earl L, include State Senator Richard Koch at Route 34 and Middle- moncd Patrolman Wallace Wil R. Stout, Freeholder Director Beach, and two brothers, CAUV, 1W0UQH US. ASK US FOR HOURWACTSt Thomas, Keansburg, and Ed- sex Rd., Matawan, on Feb. The Ladles Auxiliary of tho and Frank Chernoy. The of- .Joseph c. Irwln, State Com- 17. " . Matawan Township First Aid ficers could not find anybody missioner Joseph E. McLean ward. Red Bank. -Sewer Project Discussed . .Funeral services were con- Joseph. Barbara, 29,, of 812 and Rescue Bquad will hold around on searching trie prc* of the.Department of. Conser- an "Ivenlng In Hollywood" mlses and went away but lat- ^atfon:'BnoVvEcon6mi6:Developi ductea Saturday at 8:15 a.m. Nlnto St.. Union Be-ifflh, :F§r SouihSfood » %~ plea d e d no defense to a at the Cllffwood Firohouso, er returned to oaten two of ment and 'Cairo! M. shanks, from the Bedle Funeral Home. Saturday, Mar. 23, at S p.m. the boys coming out from ; Speaking at a meeting ol president of the Prudential In- Broad St., Keyport. At 0 charge that bo had received Farmers & Merchants the Southwood Home Owners clothing valued at $1003 whlob There will be music for danc- fnlse cellar to tho house. On surance Co. a.m. a high moss of requiem questioning they Implicated Association at St. T h o m a was celebrated by the Rev. had been stolen from the Im- ing furnished by "The Threo Hall, Old Bridge, Madison perial Outfitters, Newark, on Knights." Prices for the best, others. Joseph O. Fox, pastors at Holy After questioning. suspeots, National Bank Township Commltteeman Hor- Executive P-TA Meets Family Church, Unlon\Beach. Nov. 8, 1958. prettiest, and funniest hats George B. Wilson, 31, Route will be awarded. Daniel Down- confeaBlona were obtained - ace Anderson discussed the At a meeting of the execu- Interment followed In Mt. Oli- ing will be master of cere- from'the five and recovery of Matawan sewage situation and sewag vet Cemetery, Mlddletown. Old Bridge, pleaded inno- tive board of the Whited cent to a charge of causing monies. Anyone who desires tho loot mode to verify their Oldest Bank In Moamoolli Count, - •itabllshtf MM ' plans In general, and with re Brown Parent-Teacher Associ- to purchase tickets may call being Implicated. They now Member FtiJeraJ Bvicnra Bjilem—tUmb«r redtral ; gord to the schedule for sue death by auto. Mr. Wilson De»6iU Imarnno* Corporation ation held at the home of There are excellent supplies was driving a car-involved in Mrs. Q. Eunger at Matawan go before the Juvenile confer- ' lmprovementa Ir.^the _aectlon. Mrs. Everett--Fenwlok,—-presi- of canned applesauce, peach- an accident June 2, 19S8, In 1-3181M. ence committee. He said it would be at least dent, planr were made for the es, fruit, cocktail and pears on Atlantic Township, which; re- six months before work coul next regular meeting, to be the market. Strawberries and sulted in the death of Mrs. get underway. held on Tuesday at 8 p.m. at orange Juice are the leaders Josephine Mills, Farmlngdale. Gilbert R. Qraydon, one ol the school. A nominating com- in the frozen fruits and Juices, the leaders ol the association mittee will bo selected to says Monmouth County home tendered his resignation nominate new officers, at the agent, Mrs. Lorna K. White. Foster Aroused By vice president and a member meeting. Attending were Mrs. Defiant Homeowner of the executive committee Alvin Walling, Mrs. Fred Dr. Selman A. Waksman, because of ill health. It wasSchulmelster, Miss Marguer- director of the Rutgers Insti- Magistrate Luther A. Foo- voted to accept the reslgna ite Regan, Mrs. Walter Marz. tute of Microbiology, won the ter. Matawan Township, mak- tlon with official regret,1 and Mrs. Sam Mnstro. Nobel Prize In 1952. ing the observation that "terms of a year In the coun- ty jail are the only things that seem to do any good around here," warned Clifton Lancas- ter, Cliff wood, Tuesday such a fate would befall him if he did not mend his ways. As It was, this defendin', was put under n five-day sus- pended sentence In the county Jail for having none to the home of the complainant, Mrs. Mazell Bothca, Rarltan Bt., CllfJwood. against the wishes of the owners. Tho de- Sayre Woods Shopping Center Phone South Amboy 1-3737 fendant pleaded not guilty but the c o u r I, -Ircw Admission SPECIALIZING IN TAKE OUT DINNERS ;-- from him be definitely was Open Sunday — Every Day Except Tuesday aware he had been told to stay away from the B e t h e a Store Hours 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. home and still went there In defiance of the owner's with- Treat Your Family to a Piping Hot Delicious Chinese Dinner es. At Home Slno Crutchflcld, Cllffwood, withdrew a complaint against a defendant on admission it should have been directed against the man's father. Partial List of Our Take Out Dinner Menu J. L. Robedcc, 1S8 Church St., Keyport. was fined »5 and *otMH nocKir H MOUDAV MDAH $5 coats for speeding on Low- * Special Complete Family Dinner * er Main St. on Feb. 23 on complaint of Special Officer SERVING FOR * TO 3 PERSONS SERVING FOR iWl PERSONS ,,:. . Frank Rogaskl. township po- lice. CHECK THESE BIO-CAR EXTRA-VALUE FEATURES 1 Pt Chicken Egg Drop Soup 1 Qt. Chicken Egg Drop Soup .. Jdseph M. Lafayette, Red 2 Pcs. EggRoU 4Pcs.EggRoll Bank, paid 110 and $S conn . ..YOU GET THEM ALL. AT NO EXTRA COST I for the name offense Feb. 33 1 Qt. Chow Mein, Special 1 Qt Chow Mein, Special on complaint of Special Offlo- 1 PL Fried Rice With Roast Pork 1 Qt. Fried Rice With Roast Pork er HL«nn:th Bctineldtr. Rotktt T-40O Inaln* a I.5O x 14 Tlrtl • Cult.m Trim a Oil Nlftr Turn Slgnate a ra«t-Optrtrrt«) Parking Irake a r*«r.| Crispy Fried Noodle*, Chinese - Crispy Fried Noodles, Chinese Red Cross Group Meets Sl|-«r pla.wra li a atwdarJ faata** Va» ***'< pay ailra for" I In inug Almond Cookies Almond Cookies wit* OMimaWMa . , . arcn on ilia comfort of Oldimoblla'i M|-f«r rfcf«. ,TH The Executive Board of the lowrM-priced Itodul. Far proof, uka K.w Wi(l«-3(iiita Cliiult tod Mv.t- Matawan Branch, American a joed look it lha nna drtaili ol ilia Poiia Froni Hui|icmlon wtm aildnd AMI *•* $2.75 ' $3.95 Red Cross will meet Wednes- Golden Ilorket it. Wa'ra ulklni IIMIIII •rnaatbneii and lalaly, loal Aid day at the home of Mrs. E. tlie eitra fealorei llut add ia mutU to llirrt'i \>\% r»r |l«mor tlnt'f dlitllir. •> Delicious Crispy Egg Roll — .30 each H. Dominick. fountain Ave. tlis vvlua af your car, rat don't add an lltr\j (IMonnliila. Yaa r ptrformasta al Old*, («W« •*•"••>1, ilAol Vincent DeMalo. will be dl&- • it. Shrimp Chow Mein 1.00 Pt 1.90 Qt Tin rmu- Youil won And out iLit you jrt niora •ft* *f at r cuued. A,, complete l"-t of *ttlln| a«llan i drive captains and , workers Kb'ii you |O Coldin Ilortrt SB. And ftp*** Bar-B-Q Pork Fried Rice ,., .75 Pt 1.35 Qt pavtfr $lt*» raif afoiHMtj ivurn you llili llatktt fill your i»»lrt. lit air will ba publlnho-' >> noon Ud jma Mad it. Shrimp Fried Rice 90 Pt 1.75 Qt It l> available, according to |O«« . . . lalia • RatVal Tttt, loaa. Pepper Steak W. Onion 1.10 Pt 2.00 Qt Mr», Franklin f.. Bcliiele, vice 'trf.h,. Chicken Chop Suey 135 Pt 2.35 Qt chairman of the drive, Shrimp, Lobster Sauce 1.65 Pt 2.80 Qt. Rutfiri president, Dr, Lew- And Numerous Other Dishes To Your Ukinq Is W«btt«r Jone», »*rved (• O 13 I

president of the AMOclnUon of •/ Come And Get A Complete Menu For Your Reference Land-Grant Col!#«e« and Unl- vertlllts In 1955 68. fire College To Hold • haui Store Clinic To iver» Escape Hurti c In The Netherlands Sewer Referendum Course For All Firemen ; Much Appealed Suit drivers escaped Injury • f ; - i ' - Lansing P. Shield, -president iilfipiS y night when their The New Jersey State Fire Set In Madison College, a division of the New ' the International Assocla- Appears Terminati cars collided at the intersec- Jersey State Safety Council. OB of Chain Stores, recently- tion of Route 8 end Cheese- Residents of Laurence Har- Is planning two programs of .nnounced that s clinic of the Nr J.State Supreme Court quake, Madison Township Po- .ssoclatlon Is to be held In ;*»«e Twelve /March 14, 1951 declined Mar. 6 to certify for bor -and ClUfwood Beach 'will lecture sessions oa tire fight- lice repotted. Police said a ing technipues to accommo- t r e c.b t,. The Netherlands, further appeal a Superior vote Apr. 13 on an advisory om ^pr. 23 through Apr, 28 car operated by Andrew Gar- referendum proposed by the date fire fighter- in both the Court Jury ruling making' The north and south areas of the compare the problems and Fines, .owner of a picnic park rison, 19, of 168 Ely Ave.,Malison Township Sewerage rocedures of super market ^SaM Wans To Laurence Harbor, proceeding state, The sessions are open in Edison, liable for $5000 Authority for the Installation fire peratlon throughout the north of Route 9 collided with to paid and volunteer damages awarded a. Keans- of a sanitary sewer system In jnen and mem pplant •orld. HoIS Open Forum burg couple. The Appelate another operated by Oscar A. those communities. The . mo- Chl Representative!' from many Hedberg, 42, Pleasant Valley brigades, according to Charles Flans to circulate a booklet Division of the Superior Court tion to hold the referendum y. Kniss, president of the :ountrles will attend the clin- had refused to entertain an Rd., Old Bridge which was ic, Including several Amerl- outlining the board's propos- crossing Route 9. was adopted at a recent for- State Pire College. appeal and Robert V. Carton, The north arep. sessions will ftn food chain executives who als for a; mew elementary um of the authority held in ill tell the delegates of their Aebury Park, attorney for Township Hall be held In the auditorium of school In the Hazlet area and The Pines, filed with the Su- Barringer High School, New- ixperlence In meeting and conduct an open forum to an- It was pointed out by Rag- olvlng the problems dls- preme Court a motion to have Ratables Show ark, on five consecutive ussed. swer questions from the pub- nar Wang, Laurence Harbor, Wednesdays from 3 to 9:30 the state's highest judicial In announcing the clinic, lic were made Mar, 6 at the body direct'the Appelate Di- that the most important fac- p.m., starting on Apr 3. Hike In County tors for the voters of that ,lr. Shield, who also is presl- regular meeting of the Holm- vision to act..The top Justices Five subjects to be covered ient of the Grand Union food area to consider were the in the sessions will include; del Township Board of. Edu- declined to do so. Value of land throughout health benefits and the elimin- bain, said: "While American, — The-object of Mr. Carton's the bayshore area has In- What the Fire Fighter deas can be used successful- cation. '"•...'. ation of present hazards. He Should Know About Fighting State approval already has petition was to have set aside creased approximately S2D,- reported on a survey made in In pther areas of the world, 000,000 within a year, the Fires In Installations Where here is much that Americans been granted the board's con- a Jury's finding that The the township by the State Radioactive Materials Are struction and bonding propos- Pines alone had obligation to Monmouth County Board o! Board of Health, which led. ay learn from the European Taxation has reported."Values to Its recommendation of the Used;" "Safe Operation of als for the 12-ropm elemen- Mrs. Stella Mason and her Fire Department Apparatus methods." . . . tary school to be constructed throughout the county Increas- establishment of a sewage Specificafiy, he cited "alr- husband, P.aymond, Kiini- ed $115,000,000. on Streets and Highways;" on the easterly side of the burg, for Injuries which the system. The survey, he de- urtlan" doors and the use of The tax equalization table clared, had been conducted on "Effective Use of Fire Fight- utomatio vending machines — Holmdel Rd., north of the woman sustained while on a ing Tools;" "Gas Masks;" Garden State Partway. certified by the board shows five days, eight hours each a examples of Ideas intro- Hanson-Van Wlnkle-Munnlng real property with an aggre- day, and among the discover- "Arson." . The board conferred with Certificates will be awarded uced In Europe which are Samuel Mountford, architeot, Co. picnic at the Pines grove gate value of $1,177,808,083. ies was the fact that 90 per ,ow on trial In this country. of the firm of. Mlcklewright Aug. 15,-1953. This Is $115,676,094 more than cent of the septic tanks in the those attending four out of five sessions. Enrollment While in jSurope. the Amer- and Mountford, Trenton, who Suit originally was entered the $1,062,131,992 reported In area were filled to overflow- ican group plans to visit rep- agreed to work with the board by William J. O'Hagan, AB- the 1956 equalization table. forms may be obtained', by :esentative Btores and facili- writing to the ; New Jersey to compile facts for the bro- bury Park, and Norman J. The 1956 table was the first ties of large European chains, chure which will Include II- e.. Keyport, as attorneys When costs to users of the State Fire College, 24 Bran- In which the board Increased sewer system was up for dis- as part ot an information ex- Ui Masons for $50,000. ford PI., Newark. change, program organized by • nanclal reports,. enrollment to true, or market, value the cussion, it was revealed that • ',,, f , • They had physicians testify to the International Association figures, architectural sketches much lower assessments turn- the approximate rental charge Travelers, Check Road and topographical studies. the Injuries sustained by Mrs, ed In by the municipalities. will be $60 a year. The charge of Chain Stores. ' Maria tulsa Navarro, left. fan-American Scholarship win- Mason, then Miss Stella Klin- Therefore, this is the first An open forum will be held ner who came to Douglass Collete, New Brunswick, In Septem- for connection" with the sys- Conditions Before Trip sky, Union Beach, when a year there ever, has been a 'Help Wanted" ads In this In the Township Hall at Craw- er 1S56, from Montevideo, Uruguay, rives some helpful advice tem also will be In the neigh- With exteaslve highway im- ber exchange-scholarship counterpart, Doris Sohnle, Metuch- Softball bat slipped from the practical means of measuring borhood of (60, If made with- paper tell you about the good ford's Corner on Mar. 25 at a hands of Anthony V. Seber, the actual market value in- rovement programs getting p.m. when board members , Douglass graduate beading tor a year's study at (he Unlver- in the first three years after lobs open. Ity of Asuncion, Faraguay. The Fan-American Scholarship Morganville, a H-VW-M Co. crease of real property In thethe system Is placed in oper- mderway throughout the will explain the $420,000 bond employee at the time, during county from one year,to the ountry. Keystone Automobile Issue necessary to finance the ch holds Is provided by the New Jersey State Federation of ation. Alter that period, the Furnlsbed apartment slgni omen's Clubs. a softball game at the picnic. next. ' i" (£?.. charge will be 4100. 'tub urges.motorists planning for sale at this office. * - acquisition of the site and The bat struck Mrs, Mason In mg trips to check carefully construction of the school, As a plane headed far South America, she intends to The Increase takes la new These charges are merely routes before starting. the face, requiring aer to be construction and the climbing Mrs. Helen Ackerson, school iuthward on Mar. 1, Doug- seek a master's degree in Lat- hospitalized. The plaintiffs fixed charges and added to Difficulties can be avoided,' board secretary, reported. ss College and the New Jer- in-American history at "Rut- market worth of land, and of them will be the actual' cost aid William A. Armstrong, lawyers also put Frank Zanw buildings which existed before The board received nn invi- y State Federation of Wom- gers and a career in educa- pello, Keyport High S c h o o 1 of individual connection with uring manager of the club tation from Sari B. Garrison, i's Clubs were confident tion. She is on leave from a the true-value equalization trunk lines. The line'running If motorist take the precau- coach, on the stand to testify was begun. C ou n t y Superintendent of ielr co-operative "lnvest- teaching position at W o o d- that the layout of the Softball from the curb to the building on to check the routes ,they BOTTLED Schools, to discuss a regiona- ent" hi furthering TJ. S.-Lat- bridge High School. Enroute The true-value equalization, will be the concern of the ropose to use. field at the Pines picnic groye property owner Quarterly a ii^iiHnti study with Matawan Amerlcan accord would to Paraguay, where her school in line with programs being Most motorists find tha' was not, in Mr. Zampello's payments will be' permitted. ""'"Township school district offi- gain pay big dividends. e r m begins Apr. 1, Miss estimation, a proper one ac- carried on in other counties .he delays incident to tedious cials at a meeting held Tues- In 1940 the International. Re- Sohnle will visit the capital cording to the spectator and of the state, is for the pur- Mayor John L. Chamber- driving In construction areaB day in Matawar High School. gions Department of the cities of most of the Central passers-by safety standpoint. pose of establishing a com- lain, attending the meeting, 'arrant the use of alternate GAS . . Mrs. Ella Strassburger was ate Federation ^established and South American countries. The defendants at the time mon standard of assessment assured the authority of the outes wherever available . employed as a teacher In the >. exchange Fan-American "Douglass Inspired me," were the electro-manufactur- for. levying taxes for opera- backing of the board of health 'or that reason, we strongly You Get Clean, Quick fourtrl grade at the C r a w- icholarshlp program under she says, "to learn more of lng firm and its ajthletlo as- tion of county government. of the referendum plans, and irge drivers to check on con- ford's Corner school replacing rhlch Douglass graduates stu- Latin America, especially Par- sociation, as sponsors of the Applied to this equalized said It bad unanimous en- ruction and. detour Informs- Heat For Cooking Mrs. Margaret Foole whose ln Latin America and aguay, about whose history p i o n 1 o; Leslie Batchelor, assessment Is the. county-pur- dorsement. The mayor added ion. Motorists who rely . on resignation was accepted at cholars from there are en- comparatively little has been South Amboy, who bandied pose tax rate for 1057 of ¥l'/i the board of health, realizing aps alone may find t h e 1 Prompt, Efficient >. the last regular—meeting of lled at the women's college written, and, of course, I'm the arrangements for H-VW-cents for each $100 ot, assess- the existing hazards to public ,rlp beset by Inconvenience, . the board,' the State University for a grateful to the Federation for M Co.; Sweepstakes, Inc., anded valuation. health, is willing to lend not actual hardship, b u Service •' ,The board reported comple- ear. Altogether, 10 Douglass making possible this wonder- its president, Joseph Callahan, For. local purpose taxation, every assistance to get out 'hen maps are used In con- • tloo.of a school census check umnae and 12 students front ful opportunity for such a val- as the concessionaires supply- mainly for school and muni- the vote. .unction with adequate roa at the Old Manor develop- o u t h or Central America uable experience." Ing the food and equipment cipal Government, municipal Mayor Chamberlain explain- information, there Is no rea- KEYPORT GAS CO. ©ment In tie Hazlet area show- a v e held Fan-American for the picnic,' Mr. Seber and assessors vary widely In the ed a big vote not only will ion why difficulties should b Scholarships. Miss Navarro reports that The Fines. Lawrence Carton, ratio of assessment to true mcountered. MlUlato ot V Ing 65 children In 52 homes her scholarship has given-her make a decision decisive, but .... occupied in the development. On Mar, 1, Miss Doris Mlddletown, represented the value. This variable Is adjust- also will have the effeot of Because ot the constants the chance "to see the United Munnlng firm and all those ed by the amount ot tie rate. hanging road condition plo A Salk vaccine program was ihnle, 21, Metuchen, this States as It really Is, to making the later process ot discussed out action was post- ear's recipient of the $1250 connected with It; Robert La- A "relatively "low assessment bonding easier, since a large ure, the club advises motor- change some misconceptions Mura, Matawan, acted lor necessitates a relatively high ists to seek advice Just befor poned until more Information, a n-Amerlcan Scholarship of this country and to discov- and decisive vote will be look- KEYPORT LUMBER concerning the program is re- armarked for a Douglass Mr. Seber and Robert Carton rate as a compensating factor. ed on with' favor by bonding tey Intend to travel. Week- er that people her* are friend- for the Fines and the c o n- ild Information is ap t _ oBlved by the. board. :raduate, enplaned for Asun- ly and helpful," The following Is a list of the houses. & SUPPLY CO. ."."'.' The bond, leoeVvad a ie- ion, Paraguay. There she cesslonalres. aggregate true values of each The referendum committee, irove disappointing, except In port from Mrs. Allen Avchoa 111 study Latin American hls- Both wish that many more of the county's 52 taxing dis- :ases where the road pro- Tel. Matawan 1-1S72 exchange scholarships were On Feb. 24, 1955, Judge El- headed by Mr. Wang will that • the Holmdal • Patent- ory at the National UnlverBl- vln R. SlmmUl granted a mo- ttrictc s tor this yyear as compar- make a special effort to have gram Is not subject to ohangi available since they agree a in. the interim, a fact whlc Clitfwood. N. J. leacheT; Association plans to ;y ot Asuncion and will gather true knowledge ot a foreign tion to dismiss the 150.000 suit ed to a year ago:, lootl organizations Interest provide tho school system material for a master'* thesis made by Mr. LaMura In that • i . ..it*.Agin* themselves In endorsement' of mV be determined at' tb. n the history of Paraguay. country Isn't found In books. IVUB True time Inquiry is made." with a tape recorder. Both hope' they can further In- Mrs. Mason was contributory Value Value the proposal and the board At Douglass College since to her own Injuries by Inju- 1954 1057 members will address meet- September has been Miss ternational understanding a Atlantic Twi 112,790,035 IU.130.253 There a r • approximately bit by what they bring and diciously walking £O close to Asbury Parl ings of such organizations 30,000 full and part-time stu- Maria Luiaa Navarro, Monte- the softball field thus risking Atlantic take as Pan American Schol- Highland! 13,102,079 14.(77.057 when a request Is made. dents taking advantage of the •ldeo. Uruguay, exchange the accident and Injury she Allentown 3.SS3.SS2 3.909.004 Chairman Samuel Clark educational facilities provided ;ounterpart to Miss Sohnle. sustained. Mr. O'Hagan and Allenhurat 8.05O.S88 8,089,530 named the Btanding commit- by Rutgers, The State Unlver The record ot their prede- Avon 13.110.001 13,310,808 'he 21-year-old South Amerl- Mr. Currle attacked this dls- Belmar 28,530.604 29.344.970 tees as follows: Vincent Bush- «lty. an Is studying history, eco- essors augurs well for reallz- Bradley Beach 19,»17,25O 20,022,881 Angelo's missal In an appeal to the man, David Watson and him- lomlcs and American Utera- ion of that hops. The first Bridle 14.M3.tU 16,318,M4 Appelate Division as one that Deal 15,502,015 17,410,855 self, finance; C. E, Blckey, ure at Douglass, -where her louglass graduate to hold the was only within the province a n-Amerlcan Scholarship Eatonlown . 18,279.063 19,355,711 Mr. Clark and Mr. Wang, de- icholarshlp covers tuition, of a Jury to decide. The Ap-EngUahtovm 2.TO3.1BS 3,026,001 signs and engineering; Mr; ees, room and board. e n t to the University of pelate Division granted their Freehold Twp. 14,632,(61 16,352,816 DeWalt ihile and served in the TJ. S. Farmlnedale 3,762,50a 3,681,154 Watson, Mr. Bushman and Liquor Store Before coming to Douglass, appeal.: Robert Carton carried Faltitftvett -23,158,053 *!. return to U n 11 e u Nations Secretariat Mason $4000) damages and Mr. Manasquan 23.059.458 27,584.070 --Saturday— the United States for graduate Mutawan 19,353,040 18,518^85 and now Is In the foreign uerv- Mason $1000 tot medical ex- Monmouth The Holy Name Society c work. Ice oC her own country, Chile penses and the loss ot his Beach 9,787,358 6.38X022 St. Lawrence's Church, Laur- Those In the years' since have' wife's services he • had sus- Neptune . 60,388,153 6VMB,120, Ki 7-2000 Miss Bonnie majored in Neptune City 11,317,108 12,463,160 ence Harbor, will hold a bam ilsh at Douglass and also put their knowledge and tained. The Jury found, on the New ShrcwaDury 14.200,281 22,748,003 and cabbage'dinner In th March 16,195? KEYPORT abilities to work In a variety basis of Mr, Zampello's testi- Ocean Twp. 43,004,109 49,700,920 __ to membership In Big- Oceanport 24,827,011 22,107,712 church auditorium, Saturda; 9 A.M. Delta Pi, national honor- of "good neighbor" ways. mony, that It was the owner Itarltan Twp, 12,727.257 IB.890,263 from 5 to 8 p.m. Tickets ma: Spanish society, bofor of the premises who had been Itoosevelt 2,210.787 2,333,318 I HARDWARE CO. On the basis ol such line re- responsible for the faulty and Ttumson 30,513,126 35,606,010 be obtained from the mem- >a WV FRONT STREET was graduated In Jurv turns on their investment In Red Bank 52,353.659 93,270,207 bers of the society. Joseph Angelo DIGIambsttlsta Proprietor 1056. Following her year In dangerous setup for . playing Shrewsbury Twp, U.S. Gov. Prop. U. S.-Latin American rela- softball and, therefore, the Sea Bright e.280,467 6.227.0S3 Hotf 1B chairman of the' a' Sea Girt 21,733.832 24,330,031 fair. tions, tho State Federation of damages should apply only Shrewsbury 13,721.086 10.574,273 Women's Clubs and Douglass against them, The Fines, and Spring Lnkft 20,202,836 20,315,693 College are sure of the sound- other defendants should bo Spring Lake CORNED BEEF and CABBAGE DINNER Heights 0,510.633 11,001,083 ness of Jtholr current re-Invest- absolved, South Belmar 6.021,51)8 1.003.010 ment porsonlfled by Maria Upp, Freehold Robert Carton then went in- Twp. 7.570.010 C4S1.15I Luisa Navarro and Doris Union Beach 0,051,454 13,002.288 THE VILLAGE INN Bohnlo. to the Appolato Division to con- Wall Twp. 42.000,001 47.370,014 test tho removal of the for- W. Long Branch 10,035,402 20,510,453 Union & Jpsey Aves., Union Beach mer co-defendants tor liabil- About 000 students can bo ity. They then Joined with tho • 1.062.131.002 1.177,000.080 accommodated In tho tlitce MARCH 17, 1957 FROM 1 - 7 P.M. plaintiffs to opposo his action Favorable Jury Verdicts new Rutgers dormitories' over- and they were successful. The Dinner & Refreshments $2,00 looking the Rarltiui River, Appelato Division refused to For Keamburg Couple Sponsored By Now Brunswick. Tho build- act on the Jury's verdict. Rob- ings, which also Includo 20 ert Carton then moved on to At a recent trial, before Irish-American Club of Union Beach classrooms, wero constructed tho Supremo Court to petition Judgo Ascher sitting as coun- at a cost of $4,200,000. that body to direct the Appe- ty judge In Freehold, a Jury '54 BUICK, SUPER RIVIERA '56 PONTIAC, 4 DOOR lato Division to certify the returned o. verdict In favor of case for reopening on appeal. Elcnnor and Frank McQarry, Tudpr - Dynaflow - Radio • Heater Starchlcf • Full Foner This tho highest division re- 125 Crescent St., Keansburg, $ fused to do the second time and against Dr. Robert 5, Me- the matter rarac up through Tnguo and Mrs. McToguo, At- 1695 '2425 SAVE ON MEATS the courts to its attention. lantic Highlands, In the sum of $8000.for Mrs.-McOarry's '54 DESOTO, 4 DR. SEDAN '54 CHEVROLET, BEL-AIR Now the plaintiffs' attorneys personal Injuries; (550 for Full Power • Radio • Heater Tudor Hardtop . Radio - Heater Choice Chuck Roa»l Beef ,'.„ .„,...' '..'..' 39c lb. are prepared to demand sum- property damage to the car mary execution ot tho Judg- and $DDO.BD for medical ex- $ Choice Round Roast Beef ..,.,..:..,.....,...«.:., .:•..,.,.,.. 69c lb. ment, according to Mr. Cur-penses, duo to an accident 995 >13OO Choice Sirloin Steaks ...... -„ .. .,. .i. ,,...... „,'. 69c lb. rle, pointing out It Is thrco- which occurred on Feb. 22, : 1 i v and-one-hatf years that their 1050, at tho Intersection of '53 FORD 4 DOOR '53 BUICK SPECIAL Harmony Rd. and Keyport- Fresh Lean Chopped Beef .,. ,:..lKa,,s»a.l,t...na... .;„.,.....,. 3 lb>. $1.00 clients have had to wait for Sedan • Rftdlo & Heater Equipped • Nice »nd Clean rocomponss for injury and Now Monmouth Rd., Middle- Milk Fed Legs or Rump Veal ,.-.,.,.. .:.,.,._.,„.,.:.. ,.,«.. 49c lb. damage, . ' town Township, Italian Style Veal Cutlet* ..-.«....,.:.....:...... >.. 89c lb. Mrs. McOnrry had been '695 '1050 New Americans driving north on Harmony Rd. Loins of Pork-Whole or Full Cut Half ...I,,.,.,.,.,.,..,.,.,.,..... 49c lb. Among 124 new Americans and Mrs. McTague was oper- ating a station wagon In i 54 HORNET, Special 2 door '950 Fre»h Killed Fryer* & Roa»ting Chickent . .„..,. ..,.,..„,., 29c lb. to swear allegiance Mar, 4 at Freehold were Josoph Ro- westerly direction on Keyport- Canned (Pic) Hams 5 3/4 lbs ..,„ ..,., $3.49 each mano, Italian, Marlboro; Al- Now Monmouth Rd. when th« exander P » 11» 8. Russian, accident occurred. , Transportation Special Boneless Brisket Corned Beef 59c lb. | Matawan; Ada Mary Turanyt, Mrs. McTague had counter- English, Union Beach; Ethol sued for the Injuries which Vcra Belrne, English, Cliff- she sustained In tho accident 53 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR SIDAN *395 wood Beach; Flora Ann Pot-but tho Jury returned a ver- ruzzclll, Italian, Koyport: Min- dict of "no,c,R,u»e for notion' nie Routh, English, cliffwood as to nor claim. Bench, and Baudln TngUow, Mr. and Mrs. McQnrry M&S MEAT MARKET Russian, Marlboro. wero reprcsenlcc1 by 8cymour BUHLER& BITTER R. Klelnbor-. Kedtnburg, and 32 W. Front St. • Keyport 7-9523 AUTHORIZED DKSOTO A I'LVHOUTII DKM.KR |SS A).ay 'JOB •! \mcrlcn's tho Nowurk law tirm or Bliaw, THE SAME LOCATION SINCE 1025 iNr THE HI;AUT OF KUVroitT BIIOITINO AREA great freedoms Attend llio Pindar, McElroy It Council cluircli of yuur cliulco this appeared fur Dr. and Mra, Broad St. KE 7-0198 Keyport weekend. MoXaguo. Wildwood Fells MHS Linden ManlEscapes contest. This state should be Former Reiident* Visit sr.,- and i a a gh t er, MUs "During the last decade " Injury In Accident lesftarchjD[State in the forefront of the move- Relatives, Friends Snttiey Jlcrtle, Bethany Ra., Dr. Feaihf istnn salu, "t n e ment toward more ' extensive have returned ho.ne after greatest -e&earci attack ever "/ THE'-". .- j mounted against a single dls In Semi-Fmal 54-37 A Linden man escaped ser- applications of atomic energy Mr. and Mrs. MUlspaugh spending a two-week vacation ious injury Sunday night on Is Tnnely Topic VanBiackle, DeBany, Pla . e»»o has brcn cncomtited vlg MATAWAN .lOllRNALi for.peaceful purposes." In Florida, For" the "second time in the Garden state Parkway former- resldentr of Haelet orously -by tie Moiety. .A>-. when his car turned over sev-' New jersey's leadership in Or. P. A. van der Meulen, most WO.000.000 has been al three years, the hopes of 8 Ave., Haslet, are spending Miss Edith Scott, Veror.a Is March 14. 1957 _•'•»« Thlrteta era! times, threw off its turd industrial research Is discuss- Acting Director of the Nuclear this week visiting friends and spending this week visiting, located In research grants Matawan basketball team last top roof and landed upside ed in two leading articles -In Science Center, outlines re- relatives In this.area, ' , with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence and fellowships for both fur night hit dead end on the down 75 feet from the road recent Review of New sponsibilities ol the State and Podee dnmeflta! and applied re- Insurance Company's Rod ,£ Cam d e n Convention Hall way/state Parkway Police at Jersey Business. This publica- Rutgers University. "The gen- search, seeking to find new Bank district, reports that thft * eral public must be Informed Mrs. Theodore Bailey, Mrs. court as the Maroon and Steel Hoimdel reported. tion is a quarterly magatlne George Emmons, Mrs. Roland Dr. Featherston Speak* methods of cure and to probr company's .payments to policy- r far more fully and accurately the cause ol cancer. "A chrtm holders and beneficiaries la dropped a 54-3 < decision to According to police, Stanley concerned with economic than they are at present con- Emmons and Mrs. James At Cancer Luncheon Wildwood ID a semi-final state Albowics. 40. of 184 South events pertinent to the w e I- Neldinger sp*nt Wednesday m leal cure seems to many to New Jersey last year amount* cerning the application of nu- be a probability. A means of tournament. wood Ave, Linden, suffered fare of large and small busi- clear ..science techniques in New York, visiting points ol Dr. Daniel p. Featherston, od to $81,500,185, ' y minor injuries, including ness in the state. It is prepar- lcterest. producing Immunity to can- A>od preservation, medicine, president of the Monmouth 1 "On Hit: busts ol ?obmpany- Tbe Maroon and Steel lost a small cut on one hand and ed jointly by the Stale De- instrumentation and other Floyd Walker, Seabrook County Chapter, American cer, a vacoliW. -a* H^BUCCPO* wlde averages, about twice to a taller, heftier and more a slight abrasion on the side partment of Conservation and areas," be said. Jd&cor. celebrated his birth Cancer Society spoke to a of Increasing the body's na as much wua paid to living tural defense against the di» poised ball club. Officiating of the head. Be said fie would Economic Development and day Sunday wiU> > limlly group of 40 district chairmen poHcyholders us to beneficiar- see his own physician. ease Is A possibility." ies bf death claim pay- of tbe ingrown South Jersey the School of Business Admin- An hour's work too ay will gathering at Ms home. Those at the 1057 Cnr.cer Crusade He told police he fell asleep present were Mr. and Mrs. A film entitled "House-In- ments." be added "homer" variety also was con- istration of Rutgers Universi- buy three times as much food organization luncheon at the while driving northbound. The ty. ' . John D. Walker. Mr. nnd Onrfield Qrnnt Hotel, Long House" was shown nt the Mi. Snowden recently re- tributory. . as It would 40 years age ID close of the luncheon gutlier- car ran into the medial strip 1916, the average factory Mrs. Richard Walker it 11 d. Branch, Mar. S, In outlining turned from a .three-day con- Wildwood won out by "spot" to the left and then crosses to Excerpts f r"b m two ad- daughter, Karen ing-i ference of officials and dis- dresses regarding New Jer- worker had to work 21 minutes the need for meeting the coun- Bet-shooting within Matawan's the vrigat side of the roadway ty quota of $63,(68.In 1057. trict- innnaKfr.t of the com- tight tone, the South Jersey sey's new Nuclear Science to earn a quart of milt 27 Mr. and Mrs. W Plerson before overturping, . police minutes for a dozen fresh Dr. Fentherslon stressed the More Money Paid To pany held In New 5fork. team using its Heights to get said. Center at Rutgers University, Dean, Bethany Rd., visited New Brunswick, are Included eggs. In 1956, he enriieo. n Mr. and Mrs. Waiter P. Dean Importance of rcseorob Living ..PoHcyholder* off "pop up" shots out of the The accident occurred at quart of milk In seven min- and children. Janls and Si-ott through which scientists are "Help Wanted" nda In this- defensive reach of the small- Joseph E. McLean, Commis- 8:50 p.m. a short distance sioner of the New Jersey De- utes and a dozen fresh eags !n Dover, Sunday, convinced the final answer to Robert L. Snowilen, mnntin pnper loll you about tho good er Matawan players. In all south of Hoimdel, and the car 17 minutes. cnlicer will be found. er ot the Metropolitan Life jobs'open, ! other features of play, the partment of Conservation and Mr. and Mrs. Flunk Hettle, was a total loss, according to Economic Development, re- teams were equal. Trooper William O'C o n n o r, marks, "New Jersey long has The score was tied eight who investigated. Mr. -Albo- been one of he nation's rank- times during the course of tbe wicss was .Issued a summons ing industrial states. One of game. The gamt was a tense for careless driving. tbe principal reasons for this contest all the way until 3:55 Is our ability to keep pace Df the final quarter when a with new Inventions and new show of il]-tempe» by one of Children Warned technology. In the y e a r s the officials resulted in the ahead, it Is Inevitable t h a t Imposition of seven successive many states will be engaged touts on Matawan, most of Against Strangers In Intense competition for them blank calls, of the tech- atomic leadership. New Jer- USED CARS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED SERVICE FOR SALE nical variety. In addition, this Prosecutor Vincent P. Keu- sey, with Its location, and re- official put Bob Oeitz, Mata- per is asking Monmouth Coun- markable background - as a 195« Pbntiac four door hard top Cata- AlJv, life Insurance career. txccT* BAY UOOI'ING CO." "Aluminum Windows ty school children to avoid Una 070—WOO mites, my personal lent opportunity and training wan's badly-needed tall re- center of research, should be car. Two-toned larroijon green'and period, salary plus commtRSlmi, nG« iiirrimih, LKAIIKHN f> VALLKM Venctitin Blinda strange people and places as more than equal to any such nimbus white. Hydroinatic Iransmla- 2B to 50. Call Shadyslde 7• 4(148. WJ31 ICE CREAM CORP. bounder, oil the floor. Little a way of helping to prevent &ian, radio, underscat heater, defrost* Now hiring rnulci (.nlCKtnrn, IB UAVVIf.W AVI'. UNIHN IlKAt'll Krci' K.Htlntntcn riu Muney Uowit attempt was made to keep crs, direction slgTials, bach-up lights, lent eonilnits. Apply Mr. OniKtiinnii, KKViMiin ninn-J Km I A. I'luuli. Ki'vnnll VMm, crimes against youth. A print- 1 the game in check thereafter, Tubclesa white watts, foam rubber. ID n,ui. to 5 p.m., IUUW ^(t ICuKl of ACK'H viiiliolHtciy, trrn ndlmulrn. ed m e s s a Be distributed to LEGAL NOTICE New car appearance, better than new MATAWAN EaloiUown Circl«, . , wjlf luruc (.oltTtloii of InUrliti; ulKit bn.u ArcimDiuNs fouls committed against Mata- car performance. Sold wllh uncon- ust-ioiK. Cull Miittiwm. 1-fiUM-J, Afirr EK mill UMiil, lKiUKhl->nli|y Kempcr. .Fontfac, Bound Brook, p.m. Apply Kulnm Sumx'u Sititlttn. i' IVnlvr, i'i l\rutul St., KiiyiMtrt. Till, Ignored. Math-war scored no school children gives 10 tips N. J. Car can be purchased with no 5 JUI1NSON AVK, K(fulo,'34. Mnluwan, lu lCviuirl 7-1471, 1.1'innia on all In* proposals are Invited and wiU be re- clown payment, with 34 months to pay MATAWAN. N. J. SKATES SHAHIM-lNKl) Tuinrnla, . wjll more points after this up- spelling out good habits foi ceived by me Mayor and Council ol In General Motors Acceptance Corp., MATAVIAN 1.1071 setting tumult-took place. the Borough of Matawan, Monmouth ON IDP'.AI SKATK MACHINE lU'H r.timiMclflv uuanutlcen, full personal conduct as well -as County, New Jersey, at a regular meet- Newark. N.. J... or..your_.own-.bank.. Jieal Estate «lnnr- l'*|)H III Htnch-frir ImlrHMltate-maunl. • However, Wildwood had situations and circumstances ing of the Mayor and Council to be Priced for Immediate sale, 93195. IIRYU luiur »crvli»'ln tociirailnil yuiir held in the Borough Hot!, Main Tom Delta, 9 Fountain Ave., MaU- EXPERIENCED 3NK acre ImlldliiK plot rtiuhl In I MOWOI-H Shiirponed •iiplniitt. llJtynhnro Tlrt» Cci., JilHh* worked Into a 43-37 lead when to avoid. Street, Halawan, N. J. on Tuesday, wan. Call fcutawan 1-08O3-J. wjl4». lola N « 100 loot: Weal Kigali* my 09. L'lltfwiKHl. Call Maliwan lade Idle Lawn Mown Stivu'p .01111(1 will the game: got out of hand. March 28, 1057. ot ,8:15 P.M. Prc- OR burg near Ht«tiw»y 'M, Call Keuni. Isttd and power mowers ahMritetu'il. In a letter to school heads vnillnR time for supplying the Bor- burg G-0S4O. WJ21 Matawan lost It .In the early roalrrit amii fmnuimniwfmnuimiwd Wo call IN KAtne mui'lilnra tor Hum* uiet asking co-operation in the dis- ough wllh 20 tons of Sodium Hydro- INEXPERIENCED _ 'n' rr anil tlollvcitlllvci;; alall «i>r«i>r«>rh iiuatniilrFiiuatniilrFill xide and 73-105 tb cylinders of liquid $5 DOWN aUu MtiiMiHU Nhal'n for rtinl. Call stages when poor ball-hand- tribution, Mr. Keuper said Fu r icivlecivler raiill rrrrdd KK Kl>'|i|i, M»l. until J Omm, Kovpnrl 1-OSHI or t. ling deprived them of the ben- Chlorine for the year 1957, BE WISE i I [anItuul[tan e 0, opinmlle lll'iil' crimes of child molestation • Specifications for jiaid material or* WOMEN OR GIRLS j] III IMS. • • will efits of breaking inside the are "among the most despic- on flic III the office of the Borough AS $2 PER WEEK BUY NOW Wildwood zone in the first able" and also are -"among Clerk. 188 Main Street. Malau-an TO OPERATE Old Tlmo land owners, must Haul. N. J. and may be there Inspected by IBM CHEVROLET CONVKUVTlDUt ate Group Deulillful honle iltos Tor KDOIE'8 TAXI MKItVICK "quarter. Two fouls and a crip the hardest to prove in courts prospective bidders during business 1»54 FORD FOI1DOMAT1C iracllcm of true value. Large IurkM In 0 Hi, l'rutul . 105* CHEVROLET 1'IIONE MATAWAN MM* . KWAnTKKI/N f»ARl>Bf»ARl>BN CKNTKIl by Steve Alikas got the Ma- of law." Difficulty In prosecu- ••ours. JoiiDlo lots |9U' « 100') oh i'avmj Owncil. ami oneralwl liv L'liarllo Bids must be on standard proposal 11153 OLDSMO11ILE CS HARD TOP SEWING-MACHINES streets, iclllnif for only MIKI, Tolnl (IAZ1.KT, N, 3. roon and Steel away to a good tion, he said, Is due partly to forms, copies of which will be furn- 1»33 liEHCUnV IIAHD TOP •rlca, on "rrrst Come, -rir«t (AuftfMft from UuiJcL ^.r 1952 OLDSM011ILE 08 Served'1 Uasls - Terms available, start. Rich Coulter's long set the private nature of the acts ished with Uic speclficaUons by the- •• • '_. •. 1J_ Clerk if desired. 19M QLDSMOBILE 88 _ WE WILL TEACH CIKfwood Beach To, Cllffivooil kept, the game from getting themselves and party to the Sealed proposals (or this material 1852 CHEVHOLET CONVEHTIBLE leach, N. J, At "I'lrato Ship", 1951 BU1CK CONVEltTIBLE •linno MaUwan I-34Z*. wjl» 'internintern, iitrAVPl. bnnk itin, hlun iittmit, away from Wildwood. then his tender age of the victims who must bear the name and address of 195(1 CADILLAC • IF NECESSARY .\\\U>\\U ftttmti,ftttmti, luitd nrnvt)!, hrlcHtiathrlcHtiata the bidder and the name of the pro- JOHN & TONY'S 1 rAates closed It on Coa^Jisjio most Instances are the on- U . WWnnhtHh . a urnvull, wimbobdd •«_.**«**. posed material on the outside. hlt NHIIIIl , iimi)iu?rell 0 mimixx, fill illr(lift Bruce MacCutcheon's players ly witnesses. The Mayor and Council reserve the CAR TOWN INC., - also •<- MORTGAGE MONEY i noli, fret* Uhtlmntnt. lOt'kel a right to reject any and all bids. SINCLAIR SEUVICE and finally tied It 8-all. Alikas The message to school chil- THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOIt 'ut,'kiiin, WnollRvtnwn [tnnit. Mor* Hated: March 12, 1057 AVATLAHLK VNt -M A MAIN ST., HATAWAf invtlle, Call Mailman I.M.in-ll.1, and Wildwood's Bob Frederick dren emphasized the prince J. Franklin Domlnick HIGHWAY 35 will matched onehanders, but Nell pie of confidence In their par- Clerk WURK U WEEKS OUT Or THE ACCKSSUniKS • CAH WASH Spafford W, Schanck (At Morgan Bridge) COMI'WITK UIUHICATIUN Wl.KCTION uf tiip mill, roady mix- Scully put the Maroon and ents, school teachers, police, Mayor VEAR. COOD PIECE WOI1K RATES. TIIIICI) • TU1IKH • lU'lTKIIIICS IMI. roulilfll' urnttn 1, 2 anil Ul cutl). JM PHONE SO 1-4496 Bteellh the van 1210 at quar- and clergy and outlined a 10- . PLEASANT SUnilOUNDINQB i VAN'S AGB:NCY AM. MIN011 IIE1M1II8 nnat niniuirir liv tho Ion, time and HEAL. ESTATK . 1NSUHANCF. HOAD SKUVICE urlitlrrr wlmlrsalii nr reUIti also ter time with two fouls. point plan to avoid Incidents AN ORDINANCE E1XINC THE SAL- ..,..- wiu ronl wmxl, till stri's, Rnrdnn tnnU and Deltz's onehander gave MHS as follows, AMIES OF EMPLOYEES OF THE OPEN DAILY 'TIL 26? MAIN ST. MATAWAN SPECIAL > OA(.. MU'l'OII Oil. .11) Bran* >f(id. t'nill IreiK, atmtle Irooi, BOROUGH OF MATAWAN COnNBtt HIGHWAY 3t vrrori'tnn and lumrrlnu ahruba ate) a-14-10.margin as the second "Never hitch hike; never ac- It Is hereby Ordained by tbo Mayor 9 P.M. YOUNG LADY and Council of the Borough of Mata- WK PICK UP AND UKMV1CH alto svrvlcn. Itarltan l.anuscantng quarter o p en e d, but Wild- cept rides from persons whom wan, N. J. that the salary of the wlU 2S to 35 years old wanted by amall Tel. MATAWAN 1-1881 1'IIONK MATAWAN 1 11)10 A Supply, HlKiiway SA, ftouth Amhoy, wood's painstaking set shots you do not know. Never take following employee of the Borough Matawan Division of National Com- • - HI Open dally rilu a.m. In I'M V.m. of Matawan ahaU be. as heretnbejow pany to work In tralilo department, Call Ktor«, Knulh Amlwy \«X» nr - closed the margin again to a money, candy or gifts of,any set fortn : ; so—e vtypini required, no provlou* - UJII tie. Thereafter the score was kind from any stranger. Nev- trafflo^experlonco Qocessafy. flea* FOR RENT Magistrate . 11250.00 sonable slartln;artlnx« salarsalaryy. Write Don LOST tied repeatedly and untied at er go with strangers who ask This Ordinance shall take effect PAYMENT will APAJ1TMKNT 1 Inree rooms, ll< you for directions to some lmmedisely upon Its passage, ap- u In «ara of thli newspaper. SINGER half time. It must be said in proval and publication according to lif1 e WARD for return or any Iiilormu nna hot wntrr (uvtilnlicd, nrlv place. Never go Inside anoth- law. 36 MONTHS TO PAY YOUNG man to work In drug store. tlon lending to rvlurn or any onn buth and private entrance. Clean OlOANTIC MAIICII CI.KAI1AHCB fairness to ,Wild wood their - driver's license necessary. Write who law mule Oermnn HhopHird and uuloi home, .lnnulre t Atlantli er person's home without first NOTICE P.O. Box 41» XeyporL wju picked up, Uliapp«Brcd a w*efc »%o Ave,, Matawan, after *iM p.m. DKMONST11ATOR8 edge in play, was - beginning PUBLIC NOTICE 13 HEriEBV CIV. MnC>a>ManC>a>ii JifttAJilfttAt ,(rom oa SliprSlipr* Con JEN, thalHh*'«or*g6lng.e»UlU\thatUh*'t*or*B6lng.enUUea .flrdln«. doiirfcc CJlitwoot! pBocn ln*l' *fc furnlntK'il, inntliirii kllohen And tialh 109 SMITH ST., ers touch you; tell your par jl4 13.10 BACK WINDER menti; ,'M Park'Ave., 2 blaeki from oitin; cmilnr of luwii, hot water fur the corner by Coulter as the ents immediately If ever an —1956 DODGE ftitiot* center, 0 inlnuto walk frriin iimiul. call Knypnrl 7'twng. . wjlr PEUTH AMBOY, N. J, quarter ended gave WUdwood attempt is made. Use the NOTICE OF PUBLIC-SALE EXPERtENCED= nallrofld HUlioiu_Xal]_ Kcyporl V • IIII.I^IIKHT lanu ^^'OF '1*AHTJS FOUR DOOR - 8 CYL. Apply KnlUoodi Corp., of Amorlrn, 0080. jj| MJMiviKHT,T mamt amfiaiTui: its best lead to that time, 33- "buddy" system, take along a By virtue1 of a Judgment of the 124 Smith St.. Perlh Alnlioy. Call Iiuiulro Mrr I., JohJohn llnrdHU, Unit 30. They promptly widened it pal or playmate, when you go Monraouth County Court, Probate- D1-. AUTOMATIC Hlllcrent uissi. wjll llll.lJINUii 10 mov* dolivBr-.l U »7I>, t'lmri'lH'li.HI.I . Mnl«wnnMl , Jl? Tt)Y fun TorrUr tnipplM, ixirple rtl>> vision, the subscriber, the Adminis- voiu nmiMTty Cheap Alt imnrovo lion IIIFII. imc rVsUattirod: hlnck - to 35-30 as the final period to the playground, the bench, ftitfl No orlcr >v«r nlntn* UlRh ind wliltBi also brown anil whllff, trator c L a. of the Estate of John RADIO & HEATER ty J3, Mannf-pan i'hnn# UnKtlih Al'AII'I'MKN'r. II ronmi and lialli, Cull rreelmld MIM. wjl» opened. movies, or on a hike. Don't II. Dcuble. deceased, will, on March »wn lJiO2l Mmllna ailrlraia, llurn hral (unililioil. Call Maluwun I' 23. 1057, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, CLERK 3170-J, But Matawan was not done. tarry on the way; when you $2195 r H mf rli )lf ' . Ill .INOKII aewln> machine, Nallonal pervalllng time, sell at public sale, cmli r«Klil«r, 4 h|). nullwaiil ICI«ln Alikas drove for a layup, but start out for school, home, or on tho prcmlses'at Salem Place, Cliff- STENOGRAPHER AIMHTMKNT, 3 roilllia, kll.'hui, llv wood, In the Township of Matawan, motor, iilr conker, tnarlrnonl sin (>• George OeCosta restored the some other, place, move along ~* 1954 FORD LTNQKHIE PLANT Situation Wanted Inn room, ticiii-nutn. IIIIIHIIB nnrt IIMVC; a ihreo font Billlsan wrtneliM, County of Monmouth, and State ol hsih| »l«n uliitli room, Call M»l«. all Keanaliurrl II*M. ' will WUdwood lead with a nice swiftly; if you have to be late, rJew Jersey, all that certain tract of CLUB SEDAN wnn |.«:ill, -. )I4 land more particularly described as B HOUR DAY S DAY WEEK WM.U wash and Iron all tyun of cur* onehander. Deitz poked lri_ a telephone. ahead." taini. nlito itrutrh curlilni (n • mv follows: EQUIPPED - ' OOOD STAnTING SALAI1Y own (ifitn«. J'rornpt ymrvtrf. Cnll UftNINIIKfJ rnom, tullalilo for one long set. Ed Jones, subbing "if you will follow these Bug' ALL that certain lot, tract or parcel Bnuth Amtxiy 1-31M. r wjlf or two persons, near business cen* for Scully, who was off tbe gestlons, you will have done of land and premises, hereinafter $995 Itr. Call Mnlawsn I.M^-i;. l)» HAVE YOU EVER • floor for pushing a WUdwood more particularly described, alluatc, OIIADIfATK umi'llcal nurso can «o> all that common sense re- lying and being in the' Toumshlp ol WILL E. "cijSICK CO. i:ommnda]n cliltrly i>nrnon reijulr. OWNED A NEW player, sank a layup and quires to keep out of trouble," Matiwan in Ihe County of UoomonUi FRANK VAN SYCKLE Locust at., Keyport f»K rnrc. VxrclltiU foixi, tny »orv. WANTED TO RENT MHS was behind only 37-36. A the prosecutor added. and State of New Jersey: INC. win Jro and Imindry. Hmnn In largo. 3 FORD BEGINNING at a point In the East- winnVjwii, prtvale entrant* to aun- I.A lifll'T"hoiMit, I rooina iir"l)Viire; long set by Frederick widen- "If. however, you do on erly line of Salem Place distant 440 MECHANIC or welder; we'll benl mirch and wllh In a taw fcrt ot I Malawan KeyiKirt or«a; nn amall ed the Wildwood lead. Alikas ROUTE 35 your present salary, steady, work. f>nlhrtKtm«, |1M monthly, C*ll At- rhllilren. Write P. O, Him Mil, Key some occasion find yourself in feet Northerly from the Northerly C>U Matawan 14WU. will Untie- JIlKlttimU 1>_30a. • WJU mrl. will BUY NOW-SAVE NOW was hacked down on a drive- side of Ihe Itoad leading from State a position where an Improper Highway Route No. 5 to Matawan: WOODLAND AVE. In. He mode one of two fouls act Is suggested to yon, please thence (1) Northerly along the East- given him but noticeably no report that fact Immediately erly lln« of Salem Place Seventy- MORGAN SO 1-4425 li)57 FOitD five (79) feet; thence (2) Easterly at technical foul ~M called to your parents, your school a right angle with Salem Place OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. against Wildwood for the teacher, the' policeman on Ninety-nine .and eighty.four one-hun- dredtha 109.81) feet; thence (3) South- roughness. Coulter sent In a your street, or to your clergy- erly and parallel with- Salem PIac« lone onehander and Howard man. Ask them to bring Uie Seventy-nine and eighteen one-taan- CHEVROLET. 1951 deluxe, excellent situation to me without delay. dredlhs C~.ll) feet: thence (4) West- condition, oritinal XXO mllns. Davis, Wildwood sub, pulled a erly and parallel with the said Road. private ownesi reasonable. Call Mala. •••«»><>>— ••••••>• IT COSTS SO LITTLE "sleeper" play o'l Uatawan to VI hope all of you will con- leading1 to Uatawan, One - hundred wan l-«*7. , wlH Landscoping Contradori bring the South Jersey team's (100) teet to tbe BEGINNING. TO TRADE . fide regularly In your parent! Dated: Keyport, N. 1. anEVnOLET, IBU, Woor, elean, In LANDKCAl'lNQ and maintenance ol AMi'l^NTJCII ami hiulriillM I'lnuratinr, lead to 43-37. and will know them as your |»nl 7-4IIH1. w|lf al fouU started by an official FOOD SUtloa Wsicon, 1B4I, con< LIST in your teachers, your clergy, H. Dcuble, Deceased dltlon, reasonable. Call * jrt % .••;:/- 1'I.UMIIINO. nalntln> and odd )ol«. & SON INC., whose face was flushed with Karfcus. Kantor sc Burns,. JEKSB. 1 and the police. They want to will Art Work Call Malawan \-wam or Malawsn anger, that resulted In the Counsellors at Law uso-n. IOBM.lt. wJJ/14 FORD'DBALERB FOR rest of the gome being more help you and can help you If Keyport. N. J. DUIIl-KW HTDDIO YOUR SERVICE you give them tee chance. pi pan. Tins AO attracted lour attention Antique furnllura redecorated. We 38 YKAR8 or less of a farce. It was for- becansa it la act In white space. buy and a«ll antiques. We carry OLO tunate that Wildwood bad "We, in Monmouth County, ESTATE Or ALEXANDER EBBES, Whit* apse* makes your ad aland Uie finest of Imported and domestic MATAWAN have a fine community of fam- DECEASED out and tha cost is Terjr reason. wall papers. We do cannutf and IN OUR built up a lead by their own Notice of Settlement of Account able. You are cm, ot over 10.000 rushing, lii rirst St., Keyporl. Call BUILDING good play before this unhappy ilies. Tbe security of our chil- tyotlce u hereby given tost the ac- people who will nad this ad. Kernorl 7WM. win CONTRACTORS dren, aU of you, your broth- counts of the subscriber*. Executors CUsslHed Ads bring result* cheap- Interlude took place, so and Trustees of tfee estate of said HII.K illrnl from ers and slaters and friends, is lr. Call Kejport 7-9030 and place DIRECTORY in tinmaa, jsn4lllfins. varsir«B, roof, ctinlalners. Call there would be no reflection Deceased will be audited and atated jour atd tor aonx rval results. Television .nit, ildlnit, kllrheui anif Calhs re. on the quality of their victory. basic to the happiness of all by U» Surrogate of the County of modeled, aluminum sldlnn, foiulila. Monmouth and, reported .for settle- HAY. rn«nur<'ur<'ii also inulrh hay. of us." ment to The MonmouUi County Court, lions, lirlek and aloiio wutk, »!'!•• MaUwan (37) OLDSHOniLE 1MI. hard lop. full/ TELEVISION SERVICE • al«n. K»yp»rl 7-M44-7M44M O F P Probst* Division, on Friday. th< Hazlet Fire Company Twelfth day of AprU A. D, 1957. at Cill us far nllattt* TV wrvict; tele- KKYI'lllir 14411-11 D, Johnson, f 2 2 S 9:30 o'clock a.rn., at the County Court viilon Antrnrtm rrpmrH and Inattlt* KKVI'DIIT 10 House, Monument and Court streets. THE Deftz, f S 0 Auxiliary Hss Meeting Freehold. Hew Jersey, at which Him* POHTIAC. .IHI, hard lop. fully rqulD- «1. V.'o «U» rcf.lr roOloa and im«ll MATAWAN " 13 ped. white wall Uret, Jow mileage: «l«ctrla »pplionc«, Allkaa, e 5 3 Application Mill be made for Uie al- frood condition. Inqufrv 4«9 Cll/lwu'xl r'lnant'liisi Arraujfad BARGAIN HOUSE Plcur), g 2 0 4 The regular meeting of the lowance of Commissions and Cotiroe Ave., C\lttv,(*xi or csll Matawan 1. Ladies Auxiliary of the Hac.et fees. 1817-R Katurday lx-l»r»n a anil It Scully, g 0 3 2 Dated February 2lil A. D. 1937. am. wJU' VILLAGE TELEVISION LANZA ROimOfl. 12. Jones, g 1 0 2 Fire Company was held Won- Ezra W. Karkui, 20 E. FftONT ST. PAlHTilio iiattTiiMrrnu ' 'mrATliK iir.ATn - I in ea, day evening in the Ilrehouse. 41 Broad Street. fOII I), I WO nanrl dtllvtry, \; Urn, INTKIII'JII * I'.XriJIIOIl reasonable. Call II«lav.an I-U::i , run rilKr". K.HIIMA'I KH 15 7 37 Mrs. Marguerite P e s e ii x Keyport. N, J. JM' KEYPORT iior)riN(i i:iiinrii.r.s -- 4.7» p»r m. president, presided. The com- Ilaymond Hrtnkertv-jff. roun WUdwnod (54) 100 Lindbergh Avenue, KEYPORT 7-3081 WILLIAM WKIGANJ) liininiu/ r'r.l.x - ;l unroll - F P mittees reporting were Mrs SUUp Island. U. Y. WANTED TO BUY BiatlT TIMKI KKVI'OIIT 71IBI Tarbotton, f al 0 2 Helen Pearce, on,the sale of Executori and Trustees wjtf IIA/.I.ICT, W. J, 11(101 C'OATIMd, B «M TUBS: Miss Barbara Wilson, Messrs. Karkua. Hinlor * llunu, XWH.VE TIME! ; Do Costa, f 6 1 13 Attorneys at IJIW, HOMES, businesses and vacant land, RUSSELL TV SERVICE rmw IIIMK, HURT BI'.IIVKR McQraw, i . 1 0 1 1 secretary, and Miss Wanda 41 Broad Strret, cash euitomen waltlne. Cailmlf Bulldozing Pejeux, treasurer. Keyport. M, 1. J. tiyittryi. License! llaal KilaK MATAWAN 1-6070 • TKNNI'.M' III) MOItnANVIU.K Davis, f , 2 1 5 ttl US.*) jUJMMIMi, nils clsaied. tallail, MATAWAN I 4MI Ilrokrr. 91 Garden I'lace f. Illver for day a^rylce csll tanka and sepllea Ouf, lots, ISMHM Frederick, c 8 7 19 Mrs. Thelma Cullen and MOHUOtrril COUNTY Gardens, CtUfwootf. Call Malawan II A.M. to 11 Noon IHM. WJII Tor terming servlre eralt snd coops fllleil anrl Kraned, drive WAIIKM'lll ,K t, NIIOWIIOOM ' Coulter, B S 0 10 Mrs. Betty Curtis were on the sunnooATK's COUKT veys cindered, ajravehMl and ffrsd \n !•>• a VliliV IIAT . NOnr—; TO CIIEOITOHS TO PHB- 4:3(1 Ui 7;» CM. •d. Olue atone, road travel, mason f Breslln, g 3 0 4 refreshment committee. WjU ______. SENT CLAIM* AGA1HBT ESTATJS IJ^ . optroew e e*t* stioas IIBpolls. , tori. •and waah«d craval, fill dlrl and top Those present were Mrs. KSTATK Or JOSEPH »_TiTA. DE- runulttre, china, gjassrwararee anandd oil •ufl. Dump trucks for Mr* Ketal UIHINfTr'iiiiil ""I* "'"• other plefM 22 10 M Virginia Barton, Mrs. Mae CEASED Mwei/v Opwwfunify 9hcp. ~Th e M"al llrntlievs. Tetinent Itaad, Morifan' ot fuinltiiio. <'all Keyport "*••!'/. i'uiatunt U Ox order of EDWAHO owwi. lit liroxSwar •Cenroml C TV SERVICE villa. Call Uatawan MsU. WU/JI/M 8corc by (Barters;: Hyer, Mrs. Ella Kurlcs, Urs. C, BHOKGK, Surrogate of the County tt Flora Lambertaon, Mrs. LIMIe e* McfMnouth. this day made, oa tha Matawan 13 10 8 7—37 application of Uie undersigned, Ed- MATAWAN 1-1C0O r l.t'T'l It I*' innrp, ^> In- I'lillt". **•*! Lambertson, M r s. Carolyn uard W. Currie. Kale Kseculor o VKTKHAN uinti to Uttf old f**li- Moving foiv 3 in'iriiii,. iiio, ('all Matawan ' Wildwood 10 12 11 21-54 Llmbacb, Mrs. Oladys Poeux the eti-alo of me said JbMpti »«tla loned rt»ita<>, ilmtlfri, imrMriop i>:« Kvr-K ntmtuiH me, I JJIII li [Ml deceased. ttoUre la hereby glvrn Ur («tj|«rs, w«ih ftinndv, dr-Va. i/lclur* MATAWAM ;T 7-30J50 Mrs. Rose Mocrl, Mrs. Mary th« ^r*-t lffW.nl rsifl'i and wIVJO AnitAi.iivi: Mvi.wr tic St., Keypor' who suffered VAm*td W. Curile, »«rvl(« roll M»fl«*»n 1-^44, MODI MATH V I'llK'KU a heart'attack on M«r. 8. It Wallace, Urs. Jo«*|>hine Wool ' 4» IMgt-merv Drive, WANTED lau MAIM H-f. MA f AW AM Icy nnd thoi e mentioned »l»la».n, H. 1. Automotive UAIAWAH I 41I1J reported Improving at Perth above. Kdmrd W. turtle, Ki'l. A m b o y acntrat Hospital, m Wain Kt, J'KrX'* uuil s»i fl. Wt Uv Hit) •JS' •s Mtta»en. U.I, _ Mil tarn. |<«(»«, MijJ. )>nnfii| Ml "I I" - * MKIIt'llAHf't JMW where be Is d medical pa The next, meeilUK will be Csll "••( H...|SnvilI«. Call M«l«*«» 4l.Mll. Mill J» ,,\ {>, CM tlent. :'.''•• Monday. Apr. ». '. p* tii* • ••'••. •..' erjt/ll/fr? Dial.til »OJi«l !'Sunday guests of Mr. .and Grapefruit Wearin* the Green I Transfer Trooper I Mrs.. B u g e n e Skowronek. Appoint Mrs; Covert P-TA Square Rattlesnakes Have Browntown", were Mr. a n d J, Mrs. Karl Szlacbetlca,. New- Top Window Display ark: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mil- $ President MATAWAN' jqilRNAI. Big Success; News ko, Irvlngton, and Fred Ocz- The regular meeting of the At the March meeting, of The Cedar Drove . Rattle- kowskl, Milltown. •"•••• '•"•'.'-' v Theodore Baste dp, Jr., Little LlcensedjPractlcal Nurse. A?! PaKB Fourteen March 14, 1957 the executive committee-of snakes. 4-H. Clu . won top. hon- ors for their window display, Falls, spent the weekend vis spciatlpn Division 10, was the Morganvllle Earent-Teacb 'Insecticides the 4-H Way/', iting at. the, home of his par- held at the nurses residence . er Association, announcement when the awards were an- ents, Mr. and Mfs: Theodore of the Fltkln Memorial Hospl- . "Books Topic Of was made that the program nounced Friday evening at Bastedo,' Cedar Grove: Sunday tal, Neptune. Friday night., for the meeting Monday thp Middlesex County 4-H Club Mrs. Bastedo and daughters, Due to death of .former pres- would be In the form of a dance held In St. James Hall. Melody and Sharon, and The- ident Mrs. Dorothy Reed, League Meeting teachers panel with the princ- Jamesburg. Attending were odore, Jr., were guests of Mr. Mrs. Bessie Covert, presided. Joe Crane, Richard, Charles and Mrs. Richard Varga. Mrs. William Weland, a ipal as moderator. Mrs, Thom- and Eugene Hilton, Jack New Brunswick. '" Appointed by the executive 1 member of the MaLawan as Kocovsky reported the re- Young, Vincent Maccia, Mich- Mrs. Clifford Williams, Mor- board of division 10, were the - Woman's Club, was the cent square dance was social- ael Donner and Jimmy following officers, Mrs. Bessie . guest speaker at the meetlnir can, was hostes' Mar, S at' a ly and financially successful. Sibree. Also Mr. and Mrs. shower in honor of her daugh- tovert, former vice president, '-•••of the Matawan Contempor- Mrs. Thomas Antlsell. presi- Thomas Hilton, leaders. president; Mrs. Emma Berry, : ter,, Mrs. Frank Pitcher. T : ary League, held at 220 Main dent, conducted the meeting Cheesequake, at the latter's ormer treasurer, first v 1 c • St.,' Matawan,- on Mar. 4. held in the school,, "". Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Herr home. Decorations, were In president; Mrs. Harriet Mill- Miss Hannah McLean, P r o- zog, C h'e e s e q u a k e, were pink, and blue. Attending were er, fofmer second vice presi- deht.'Hieasurer and Mrs. Jans' gjam chairman, Introduced Intermediate Olrl Scout among those who attended a Miss Sandra Pitcher, Mrs. Mrs.-' Wleland who discussed Troop 31, Morganvllle, Is par- party Monday evening at the Daniel Gaub, Mrs. Edward Flsk, secretary. ; five books entitled "In Search ticipating In the council-wide home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jerome, Mrs. Victor O'Brien, The state officers visiting of Adam," "Earth, in Un- Versatile Florida grapefruit' halves KO green for St. Patrick's sale at Girl Scout Cookies. Soden, Englishtown, in honor Mrs. Lester Drost, Mrs. Rog- were Mrs. Stella Harris, state heaval," "Worlds In Collision." Day when you top them with lime sherbet.and a candy shamrock. This year the scouts will take SGT. J. A. OALASSI of Mrs. Soden, who was cele- er Martin, Cheesequake; Mrs. president; Mrs. Elizabeth "Ages In Chaos," and "Billy You'll be Betting your vjtamin C quota Wo, holiday or no! brating her birthday. William Schnuck, Laurence Doyle, state recording secre- only one order which" will be Col. Joseph D. Rutter, Su- Graham." She gave a brief To prepare grapefruit, cut in half; remove core to make room delivered on Apr. 12. The In- Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Maccia Harbor; Mrs. Ben.ard Fagan, tary; Mrs. Treassa Foster, for sherbet. Cut nround ench Bection, loosening fruit from mera- erintendent of New. Jersey Miss Mildred Flohs, C 11 f f- state personal practices chair- digest of each book and sum- termediates are taking orders ate Police, today announced and children, Maria and.Vin- marized her reviews with the jrane. Do not cut nround entire outer edge of fruit. Just leforo and will continue to do so cent, Cedar Grove, w er e wood Beach; Miss Nan Lar- man, and Mrs. Maude De- serving, top with sherbet. through Tuesday in Morgan- ie transfer of Sgt. Joseph A, son, South Amboy; Mrs. A. L. Rose, president of Division thought from, the book on alassl, Troop "C" Headquar- among 68 guests who attend- "Prayer" by Prank Lambach: Florida Lime Sherbet vllle. The_ Brownies are not ed the christening of C 1 r 0 Palm, Hazlet. and Mrs. Wil- Five. * 1 cup evaporated milk % cup sugar selling cookies at this time, rs, to Keyport where he is liam McGee, Madison Park. "God's thoughts, plus ours, ssigned as Station Command- Mark DeMauro, Infant son of All L.P. N.'s "are eligible to create the future." lean (B ounces) Florida frozen . % teaspoon salt , contrary to reports. Their Mr. and Mrs. Anthony De- Mr. and Mrs. Caslmlr Pres- wear tbe Insignia on tbe left limeade concentrate • Green food coloring cookie sale was held in No- r. Sgt. Galass'. was born in Mauro, Fords, at Our Lady erth Amboy and received ton, Newark; were M'6 n da y sleeve of their uniform and During the business session Chill evaporated. milk in freezer tray of refrigerator until ice vember. Mrs. William Van- of Peace Church on Sund-ay,- g u.e s t s of Mrs. Preston's the state gold and blue bars which followed conducted by crystals form around edges. Turn into chilled bowl and whip with Brunt is chairman for Troop s education at the Parochial and the reception which fol- chools there. He also attend- mother, Mrs. Anna Oczkow- on their cap. These may bs Mrs. William Znhn, president, rotary beater or high speed of electric mixer until milk is stiff. 31. lowed. Mr. and Mrs. DeMauro ikt, Browntown. purchased, through Mrs. Cov- a' donation to the Boy Scouts Combine" limeade concentrate, sugar, salt, and few drops food Bast Stroudsburg, Fa., also entertained at open house coloring and add 1 tableBpoon at a time, -whipping until very stiff. Lenten services are being eachers' College. Prior to The Ladles Auxiliary of the ert, 40 Llppincott Ave., Long was approved and a discus- held in the Morganville Meth- to celebrate moving Into their Branch. To date the'bars and sion held on the revision of Turn into freezer tray and freeze until firm. YIELD: H4 quarts. s entry In the State Police, new home. Later in the even- Cheesequake Fire Company is odist Church on Tuesday ie managed a radio service ng the .MacClas attended a iponsoring a card party in the Insignia has been requested to the by-laws. Plans were made evening beginning at 7:45 be worn by LJP.N.'s at tha — \osupport the annual dinner genpy In Perth Amboy. farewell party In St. Thomas' Irehouse tomorrow at 8 p.m. p.m. Conducted by the Rev. Enhstlng In the State Po' Hall. Old Bridge, for the Bev. Every Thursday evening following hospitals;. Fltkln, dance for' the benefit of ths Fred Bowen, the service cov- Point Pleasant and 8 p ring building fund, with Mrs. John Sodhoppers Window 4-H Club Learns How ce in 1941. Sgt. Galassl, upon Joseph J. Mizerak, who is during Lent, there will be a ers the history of the Chris- graduation from the State Po- service at the Chvrch of Our Lake Heights. . • Hlnney as general chairman. tian church and Is illustrated eaving St. Thomas' Church "Photography in Defense" ce Academy, was assigned to serve at the Diocese of Saviour, Cheesequake, at 7 Roland Scott, chairman ' of "Very Good"; Items To Develop Pictures by slides. An open discussion p.m.: Willie the topic discussed by and question-and-answer per southern New Jersey sta- Trenton. the fourth annual ball to be ons and in 1942 was placed held at the Molly Pitcher' Ho- a speaker from Fort M o n- The Browntown Sodhoppers The regular business meet: iod is part of the meeting. Miss Lynn McHose, Brown- charge of the newly-form- William . Zlegler, Cheese- town, was an overnight guest tel, Red Bank, May 11, has mouth at the next meeting, 4-H Club received a "very Ing of the Cedar Grove Rat- quake and Bill Allen, Mor- which will feature "men's good" award for their win- tlesnakes 4-H Club was held The organization of a d Radio Communications Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- the p 1 a n s well underway. square dance club In this area inlt at West Trenton. He was gan, have returned home fol- ;er Teach, Cedar Grove. Three new members were "re- -^-nlght^-Mlehael-Belgio-w 111 dow —display— which they -en- Monday evenlngat the home lowing a six-week vacation in be the guest soloist and elec- tared In the Middlesex Coun- of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Delia- has been started and the first anted a leave of absence to ceived; Mrs. Marie Pettit, meeting will be in tbe gym- in with a group of selected Florida. Other vacationists Mrs. Mildred" Mancle, an d tion of officers will be held. ty contest during 4-H club Pletro. Jack Young was elect- who have returned from Flor- Iub Gives Shower. week, observed last week. The ed second vice president. The nasium of DeVltte Military lectalists aboard a. S. Navy Miss Ruby Ruddell. -, The nominating committee Academy on Apr. 27. A mem- rcrutt Carrlerc In the Cotn- ida, where they spent a For Mrs. John Berube presented a slat! of officers theme, "How to Prepare the group decided to keep their The local division is Inviting Soil and Grow Vegetables,' finances In The Matawan bership fee will coVer the cos* unlcation Airborne Co-ordln- month, are Mr. and Mrs. Ev- ^ for the coming year. Nomin- of- a series of six lessons. Any- erett Fenwlck and children, Mrs. John Berube, Laurence the administrators, the, super- was carried otft with a cornu- Bank. Plans were made for a ing Oroup, Radar Division visors of nurses, of the four ated were Mrs. Zahn, presi- one Interested may contact turning to the State Police Christine and Everett, Jr, Harbor, was honored, recently copia showing fresh vege- pre-Easter candy sale, the at a shower giver by her Bl- Monmouth County hospitals dent; Mrs, Martin Ball, vice tables as well as canned ones. proceeds to be used to finance Capt. Walter Sweeney, De- 1945. Morristown Rd.,. c n e e s e- president; Miss Nettle Cerra- Vltte Academy; Mrs. Thomas auake. Monthly Club at the home of and two Monmouth C 0 i ji t y The window display was lo- their shop project. Promoted to Trooper- First physicians to be the guest of to, recording secretary; Mrs. cated at the Old Bridge bus Kocovsky, Mrs Carl Binger, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mrs. Albert Benkert, jr. Gifts August Schmellhsr, correspond- Following the business' Mrs. Harold Quackeubush. ass hi 1953, In 195S he was were arranged in" a stroller the division at the convention stop, dvanced to sergeant and as- K r o g h, Farrlngton Rd. meeting on May-1 at the Am- ing^ secretary, . and- Mrs. Ar- meeting Thomas Hilton, lead- Mrs. Thomas Antlsell or Mrs. Cheesequake, entertained Sat- with decorations in pink and thur KJatk-f-flnancial secre- Fred Gaub, leader; Albert gave a demonstration on Michael Rynlewicz. igned to the Garden State blue. "..:.'...• ' -. _ J»a»sador Hotel. Atlantic City. urday at a family dinner par- Mrs,-Harris announced the • tary. '.,..• Hopkins, assistant leader; Bll- bow pictures are developed. arkway. Quests, were . Mrs, .Thomas He Arace and George New- Mrs. Hannah Lambertson, Trooper Qalassi makes his ty. Guests were Mrs. Hans loth anniversary dinner, of the • • D u r'l n g the soclaL, hour Each boy was allowed to de- Krogh. Mr,' and Mrs. Henry Ne'ary, Mrs. Williain ^Towney, man did the display lettering, velop a picture. Achievement Matawan-Freehold Rd., Mor- ome at Grandview Ave., Mrs.' Michael Smalley, Mrs. association Is to be heid.^ at , which fallowed, refreshments Jerry Molnar made the cor- ganvllle, was guest at a sur- Krogh, Mr. and Mrs. Curls- the Robert Treat Hotel, New- were served by Mrs. Bchmel- pins were awarded to those ew Market, with his brother Harold Crowther,; Mrs. Joseph nucopia and Stanley Walker prise birthday dinner held at ctor, a detective In the tlan Osteigaard, Mr. and ark, on Apt. 25th. ,., ' Ing and. Mrs. Thomas Stddons. who had completed a one-year Peterson's Buttonwood Manor, Mrs. Paul Melko, -Motuchen, Velba,' Mrs. David W 11 s 6 n. helped arrange the window. project. Those qualifying were ate Police, and a sister, Mrs. Albert Benkert, jr., Mrs. The next meeting of-divi- Matawan, on Saturday even- arle, a registered nurse. and Mrs. William Rasmussen, Jack Young, Eugene Hilton, Ing. Mrs. Lambertson was Rumson. ' ' Stephen Lamontagne, Miss sion 10 will be. held at t h • Mexico Topic Of Albert Hopkins, BUlle Arace, Bobby Costello, George Eifert, Marcelle Lamontagne, Laur- Y.M.C.A., Asbury Park, Fri- Jerry Molnar, Robert and presented with an" orchid. Mrs. Louis Schulmelster, Art Group Talk Jack Owens, Tim Tesch, Present at the dinner were ence Harbor. day, Apr. 1?. Michael Catherwood and Richard VanPelt, Joe Crane Purim Party Saturday Mrs. Edward Tfabalka, Mrs; Also Mrs. Samuel Dilks, The Art Department of the George Newman attended the Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Lam- Gerald Herzog, Mrs. A d e 1 e and Michael Donner. Ottiers bertson, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A Purlm party will be held Cliffwood: Mrs. Robert In Appreciation Woman's Club of Matawan Cattle judging meeting held at present were Philip DellaPlet- Herzog, Mrs. Laurence Ctess Mehm, Matawan; Mrs. John The Matawan Recreation met on Monday afternoon at the Round House, Rutgers Spurgat and children, Carl Jo- Saturday evening at tho Key- man, Mrs. Nathan cressman, ro, who was host to the club, seph and Dorothy, Morgan- iort Synagogue, Broad St., Windas, Holmdel; Mrs.' Rich- CommlslDn wishes to thank the home of Mrs. Allan J. Agricultural College, Now Jim Slbree, Vincent Maccla, Cheeseauake, spent Saturday The Professional and Buslnesr Morrison for dessert and a Brunswick Thursday night. vllle; Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred leyport. The Hebrew Wo In Ne.w York, where they i ard Eendell, Westfleld; Mrg. Charles and Richard Hilton, Oakes, Freehold; Mr. and n's League of Keyport will Raymond Berube,'' Newark, Woman's Club for their dona-'— __ discussion of M e x 1 can art. Attending the Middlesex tended a performance of "The Gordon Cook and Jim Stalga- Mrs. Daniel Heany and resent a play "It Happened and Mrs. John Lewis, Perth tion of WS. - •••'•••• ' ,' Mrs, Peter Bead, chairman, County 4-H dance at St, Spirit of St. Louis" At Radio gave a talk on Mexican art, tls. - ' '.' ..-.-• daughter Betty, Mr. and Mrs-, In Shushan." a satire on Put- City Music Ball, and a stage Amboy. • jlns—adv W • James H&U, Jwmesburg, Fri- Winston Schaetfe. and daugh- m, directed by Mrs. Julius tracing Us hlBtory from the day'night were Mr.- and Mrs. Joe Crane, Charles, Eugene play "The Happiest Million- ancient Maya and AiUc civi- and -Richard Hilton, and Mr, ters, Carol, Barbara Jean and ellnser, Matawan. Dancing aire" at the Lyceum Theatre, Nicholas Arace,i James and Nacny Lee, Matawan, and lizations 'to (he >resent day. •BUli,e Araoet • Jerry.«, MoUiar> »nd,.MM^.Th_on) OB Hilton, ,nd refreshments will lollow Later the group visited at the leaders, • attended a practloff Mr.-and Mrs. Vincent Coyne home of the Bev, James Qus^ Mrs, Rend told of the'evolu Michael and Robert Cather- and children Jlrnmle and Su- Do You Kave Income Tax tlon of the present modern wood, members of the Brown- session Mar. 5, on live stock Card of Thanks' welter and Mrs. ausweller Judging (sheep and swine) at zette. Following the dinner Before going to St. Matthew Mexican paintings giving ex town Sodhoppers 4-H Club. the group returned to the The family of the late Joseph amples of the worktof pjom- Miss Carolyn Oaub spent the Round House, Rutgers lavltsky wish to thank all their and St. Timothy Church, the Lambertson home for the re- Rev. Mr. Qusweller was vicar Problems? inent. artists such as Diego, the weekend with her parents, University. mainder of the evening. Mrs. rlend3, neighbors and rela- Rlvlva, Roberto Montenegro, Mr. and1 Mrs. Walter Gaub, Walter Tesch, leader, was ives for their many kindnesses of the Church of Our Saviour, Lambertson was the recipient Cheesequake. CONSULT David Slguelros and Jose and sister, Suzanne. Carolyn the Instructor Saturday at a of many cards, flowers and luring thein recent bereave- Orozco. returned Sunday evening to square dancing session of the gifts...... ment. Especially the Priests Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mastro She discussed methods used the Villa Joseph Marie High young people's group of the ind Sisters of St. Joseph's R. Morristown Rd., Cheesequake, M. HOROWITZ by Mexican craftsmen In pro- School, Newton, Pa., which First Methodist Church, Mata- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Miller , Church, Matawan Township were among a group of 100, Recently Retired Internal Revenue Agent and ducing ceramic, silver and slip attends. wan. • . and sons., Donald and Thorn irst Aid Squad and the Day who attended a dinner dance Tax Consultant woven articles and showed Mr, and Mrs. Leon Hopkins, have returned home from Funeral Home, Saturday evening at Crysta" Fredwood Place Matawan different craft examples Holmeaon, were Sunday even- Mrs. Joseph Bienkowski a visit to. Lakeland, Flo., ;ns—adv 14 Lake Casino, Eagle Rock, L -—brought from Mexico, ing, guests of their son and Auxiliary President - where they were guests ol Phone MAtawan 1-3764-M daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Miller's "parents," Mr. aid Members of trie group are Albert Hopkins. 1 planning to attend the Feder- Nomination and election of Mrs. Allen Miller. - ation Art Day at the Newark Mr, and Mrs. Anthony Na- officers for the coming year ' Mrs. August Boldt, Morgan- vlckas and daughter, Sayre- was featured at "the regular vllle,-was hostess to the So- . Museum this afternoon, when vllle, visited Mr. Navlckas's a gallery lecture on New Jer- meeting of the Ladles Auxil- cial Club on Tuesday evening mother, Mi's. Joseph Navlck- iary of the Veterans of For- Decorations, were in green in sey artists will- btf given by as, sr., Sunday. the curator of the museum. eign W a r s to Guadalcanal celebration of Saint Patrick's Among those attending the Post 4745, ^ CUffwood and Those attending were Mrs. Day with a favor at ' each Matawan High School senior Matawan, Thursday evening table setting, Mrs. Martin Donald O. Robinson, Mrs. play were Mrs. Rose. Burlew, " Peter TenEyck, Mrs. a. J. In the post home on tJliffwood Smith, sr., won the prize for James Arace, Miss Jean Ann .ve. • . • ' • . the evening. Also present 'Sterling Thompson, sr., Mrs. daub, Mrs. Paul Molnar and Michael Brown, Mrs. Bayard Najnes were Mrs.' Joseph were Mrs. Edward Becker daughter, Arlene, Fredrlo lenkowskl, president; Mrs. Mrs, Harry Konowalow, Mrs T. Lamborn, Mrs. Read and Brown, Robert Faust, Miss Mrs. Johnson Cartan. Irene Meeham, senior vice Louis Becker, Mrs. Roberl Carolyn Oaub and Miss Suz- resident; Mrs. Harry Kern, Owens,. Mrs. Martin Smith, anne Oaub, unlor vice president; Mr s. jr., the Misses Barbara Lynn Methodist WSCS Holds Walter Brosky, a former Raymond Grjsholz, treasurer; and- Christine Anne Smith Covered Dish Supper Brownkown resident, now re- .Irs. Elizabeth Hubert, chap- Mrs. Garrett Denlse, Mrs aiding In Pennsylvania, a lain; Mrs. Ernest Schar, con- Robert Seber, Jr.. and Mrs A covered dish Bupper In graduate of Matawan High iuctrcsa; Mrs. Robert Collins, John Wilson, Jr. The n 0 x the church basement preceded School, played during the ;uavd; Mrs, Bernard Dunne, meeting will be held at t h the March meeting of the Matawan Hi g h School senior ino-year truiU.e; Mta, home of Mrs. Denlse. Woman's Society of Christian' play, Saturday night. He will Charles Hobby, two-year trus- Service of the Morganvllle soon appear on the Ted Mack ,ee; Mrs. Joseph Loverno, Tho Morganvllle Voluntee: Methodist Church. The liwoca Show. three-year trustee. Firemen held their regula meeting at their flrehousc o: tlon was offered by Mis. Fred T.h o Browntown Parent- Mrs. David Tv/omoy and Bowen. • " ' .' Teacher Association will meet T e n n 0 n t Rd. on Thursda; Mrs. Anthony Volpe were evening, At this meeting the. Mrs. Cfcrl Binger, president, Tuesday at 8 p.m, at t h e olected delegates to the de- Brownlown Bchoolhouso. planned to start soliciting dur- conducted the business meet- partment and Mrs. Ralph Soar- ing the next week. They wl ing following the supper and Mrs. Harold Armstrong borough and Mrs, Elizabeth appreciate all the help the; received a report from Mrs Hubert wore elected their al- got, as'the upkeep on t b John Babrlsk, chairman of Feted At Shower , ternates. Mrs. Meeham, Mrs. equipment Is very expensive the Easier candy project, that Scarborough and Mrs. Hubert Tho Morgnnvllle Voluntee: all orders for candy must be A shower was given In hon- wore elected district delegates Fire Co. and the Independen In by Saturday. . \ or of Mrs. HarolO Armstrong, and Mrs. Rose Coleman, Mrs. Fire Co., and tho Morganvll 320 Second St., South Amboy Grosholz and Mrs. Twomey The group Is sponsoring Feb. 28 nt the Daughters o: First Aid were called to a fir rug olub nnd captains a r were elected their alternates. In a log cabin on Beacon Hll America Hall, Uni™ Beach Mrs. Eva Sylvester, Nep-i Mrs. Binger, Mrs. Ralph by -Mrs. Peter Pesetsky an on Saturday morning. T h Howardson, Mrs. Russell Van- tune, sixth district president, cabin was almost complete! Mrs. Benjamin Brltton. Doc« will make,an official inspec- Pelt and Mrs. Joseph Spur- orations were |~ pink a n burned by tho tlmo they a: gat. Mrs, Hnnnah Lnmbcrtson tion of tho auxiliary at t h 0 rived. blue. Gifts were a r r a n g o Thursday meeting. , was honored on her birthday around a bassinet, A buffo with a gift from the society. ' Mrs. Coleman won tho spe- Tho Auxiliary of the Moi supper was served. cial award. ganvllle Volunteer Fire Ci Mrs. Blnger appointed Mrs. Guests were Mrs, O. White plans to hold a Saint Patrick Chevrolet Wins Covolcd No other car, riiardtess of piiei, COME IN NOW- Harry A. Ratcliffc: chairman Mrs. ,W. Brnckon, Mrs, E Day dance, at the flrehousi of spiritual life and Mrs, Bow- Practical Nurses Plan scored such a sweep. And Chevy LuettcWu, Jr., .vlrs E. Luett Saturday, JManufncturcra' Trophy nt walked away with the famous Manu- GET A WINNING, DEAL en to the committee to moke chau, sr., Mrs. H. Coffoy arrangements for the Moth- Annual Dance May 11 Daytona Bcacli as "best facturers' Trophy, hands down! Mrs. G. Shugard, Mrs, A: Ag< ON THE CHAMPIONI er's Day church program. cautll, Miss M. Sorce, Mis Tho committee for tho Ham Bingo Planned By performing U. S. automobtlo"! The 1957 Chevrolet is, by all odds, , ; Mrs. Ratcliffc opened t h o A. Tracey, Mrs, J, .Potfuska fourth annual ball c'. the Li- Altar, Rosary Society the most astonishing performer ever meeting with the devotional Mis. G. Snppah, "Mrs. B censed Practical Nursea-^As- Want Joels about performance? produced in the low-price field, Best period. , • ( Young, Union Boach. soclatlon, Division ID was The tegular meeting of th Then look at tlic official figured from of all, this superiority isn't limited to Altar and Rosary Society Others present were Miss Mrs. R. Buck. C h o e s o held at tho homo of Mrs. NASCAR'g* internationally famous just a few extra-cost high-performance Jano Flak Saturday. Tho fol- St. Lawrence's Church, Lau Cora Woolloy, Mrs, Kay quake; Mrs. F. Fleming, Mrs Daytona Beach competition for stock models. Every type of Chevy—from II, Harms, Kcyport; Mrs. lowing committees were ap enco Harbor, was held recent the six-cylinder models right.up to the Drown, Mrs. Ernest Thorn, cats. Hcro'» what you'll find: Chev- Mrs. Fred Mnrz, Mrs. Harold Cullen, Hailet: Wrs. C. Arm pointed: Honorary chalrtntm, ly, Mrs. Michael Wayrlct 283-horsepower "Super Turbo-Fire" C, Quackenbush, Mrs, R a y- strong," Mrs. R. Armstrong, Mrs, E, C. Blcli chairman, president;'presided. Plans ar rolet, in two weeks of blistering com- V8'8, from the single-carburetor V8's • mound Wcnuel, Mrs. Walter J,' Miss D. Nlckolaus, Miss/ Roland Scott; co-chalrmaa, being made for a ham bln petition, proved itself as America's with Fbwerglide to the ttick-chift Mrs. Emma Borry: commit Lambertson and Mrs. Myles Holey, Mlsa J. Weiss, Mis to be held Apr. 10, Mrs. Ra: Number One performance car. Nothing "ZlVt"—is a championship car, tee members M r s. Beasle niond Hertlcln Is chairman. 1USA Rader. B. Shaw, Mrs. M. Maurer In the low-price field could touch it •JMlmf AncMiMjW 5M Cm, A*t 1UI Covort, Mrs. Flsk, Mrs. Grace Mrs. Gilbert Porter am Laurence Harbor: Mrs. d Scott and Mrs. Mao Olson Recent Guests Bcnlgno, Miss 13. B 0 n I « n 0 Mrs. Richard Pavllk we: Mrs, R. Varga, Mrs. C. Mos- Tliomo of dance will bo welcomed as new member, Only franchiscd Chevrolet dealers display this famous trademark Mrs. Edna Mack Parrls nnd er, Keansburg. "Spring Time," wit) tho oom Ilio dark horse prize wns wo daughter, Barbara Catlicrlm*. Gifts were sen' by Mrs. H, mlttco nnd rnolnbers making by Mrs. Alvln Dierkelsen a St. AlbaiiB, L.I,, were tho re Brock, Mrs. H. C h a n d 1 e r, tho decorations, Tho ball will ttie sunshlno prize by I r , fcjiit guests of Mr. and Mrs Mrs. H. Hftug, Mrs. J. Dem- be held at the Molly Pitcher Charles Kelly. West, Mrs, C, Mfuifot\ 'Mrs. Hotel, Red... HonXr "Saturday. •Tho Bov....WalUr, ' M, Slal Ji9lerw H. Daly, Mr.-. I1, PcooUky, May >1, with Pole dalatio's tery spoke • brlelly to Hi See Your Authorized Chevrolet- Dealer •' M»r,', *« Bavbari, ,c« wWa>d Mrs, J, Schmidt, and Mrs, P; Orclirstra providing the dance group and closrf the meeting her iccond birthday at a, fam- Cosgrove. • -1 -, music •,.,•• with a prayer. - .,• ily dliinor, '.':•; -.iv-"' '•"::'':