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f ’ ■ .... f;: . $50,000,000 Housing Project Street Signs. For IWarlboro Township Paul T. Caliill ’’Miss Rheingold” At Cliffwood Beach Buys Company For Southeast Matawan Township Cliffwood Beach Co., Frederick Weiuel, chairman of the Matawan Tpwuship' Planning Real Estate Firm, Sold Board, disclosed last night that a Coin-Boxing Barred P a u l T hom as C ahill, 157 N ether- developer who will adhere to the Matawan Is Key wood Dr., Cliffwood Beach, has lWM>y-150-foot m inim um lot a iie Chief Jeha J. Flood, Mata purchased the real estate bus|. Is In te reste d in buying up 1500 waa Police, aald yesterday he In Sterner Plan ness of the Cliffwood Beach Co., acres in the southeasterly section had received a directive from k s b e r t W arw ick, M onm outh Inc., from the Estates of Samuel of the township. At somewhat less Planning Chairman D. Walker and Charles W. Mor. than three houses to the acre, this Ceuaty traffic safety co-ordl- aatar, that all solidtalioni for Resubmits To State risey and has formed tlie Caliill would be a 3000-to-t000 hom esite Co. Officers of the new i^tjipany development. Tlie houses w ould be charitable or public service Matawan Station and the Mat are Mr. Cahill, president; Everett priced in the - >15.000 range, ic- purposes from motorists oa hlghwaya must stop. - The di awan Township-ftarilan area near II. Larrison, Broadwly, Keyport, cording to Mr. Wenzel, making tt vice president; Lillian A. Wei- : a 150,000,000 u n d ertak in g . rective especially made point the Garden State Partway are of panlag coin boxes among stead, Morganville, secretary' reported to play a big role in the ' Mr. Wenzel eald he had 'gone drivers at ma|or highway ln- treasurer. V1— over' maps of all vacant land tersecttoem and the spreading plan resubmitted by E. Donald Mr. Cahill and Mr. Larrison areas in that part of the township of blankets into which drivers Sterner, chairman of the Mon also have purchased the Pirate with a representative of tha de- Ship on Route 35 from Ihe Estates may. less coins while they mouth County Planning Board, to 'Veloper and it appeared dubious an awaiting a change la a of Mr. Walker snd Mr. Morrlsey, the State Highway Department and there would be quite the 1500 acres traffic light. 1 ' which will be the headquarters available.- The planning board Chief Flood alated tn e dl- th e N. I. Highway Authority. A for the real eatatu and insurance Chairman declared he was making rectlva had th e endorsement mammoth rapid transit- terminal firm. The Cahill Co. plans to known the fact this developer ol the Monmouth C ounty and a multi-thousand car parking continue bulldlhg new homeai de would be seeking options on land Prosecutor's Office as being area near the crossing of the New velop a highly ikllled Insurance _ inthe area so landowners Would duly founded in Isw and York & Long Branch R.R. and the staff, and will aell homes, that know that he had made proper therefore applicable to enforce Garden State Parkway Just east have been occupied previously. approach to., the township au ment by police. The Matawaa of Matawan Station are said to be The Cliffwood Baach Co. waa . thorltles before going forth. • ' Police Department accordingly the key features of Mr. Stemer'a formed in April .IM I by th« late Mr. Wenzel acknowledged that lt will comply with Ihe directive p lan . Mr. Walker ai« Mr. Morrliey has, been rumored that other de- and enforce It, Chief Flood Commuters would come by car with office* In Keansburg and ' velopcrs have been seeking options stated. ■ ■ from the more southerly areas of Laurence Harbor. The firm ex. William VaaDyke, one of the owners ol the Cliffwood Beach Peel la tba area for the past month. Several first aid squads In pan d ed in M ay 1931 an d o pened the county to the. Malawan-Raritan and Cabana Club, la shown welcoming Robbln Bain, "Miss Hhelngold," - Tho planning board chairman Ihe bayshore area have beea parking area And take the train an office In the Old Pirate Ship, Marlboro Township officials Supervise the Installation of who attended *wlmmlng races at th* pool July I . ______-stated that the planning,body had active In such solicitations at located on Old Amboy H d„ Cliff to New York and^Newark from the first street signs tb be erected under a pprogram rogr to 'have all streets traffle Intersections weekends. a wood Beach. The new ship waa no Intention' of Interfering in the Matawan Station. It waa conceived clearly- and ■ properly ■ Identified ln the township, nshlp. ' ' Shown above, (left built on R oute 31 In 1117. private business dealings between in the idea that future population to right),tht), are: Road committee...... chairman Frankrrsnli' Ratejlffeitatcllffet slgas am landowners and developers, but growth In - the county will lake lights_ ' chairman ' " Millard______B.'...... Lamberson; . Mayor Jayor Charles T. MC McCuej Bora IS Keypori Webb & Knapp D cy clop Half-Acre cautioned that unless a developer 2-3 Year Term place in areas not readily accej- Committeeman W. Lindsay LeMqlnei Township Clerk Floyd Wyckolf. Mr. Cahill, the ion of Mr, and . could show proof to an owner- that alble to the N. y. & Long Branch Mr*. Arthur J. Cahill, Oreon Minimum Lot Size With Septic Tanks . he was prepared to develop at the main line tracks In the«hore area. Grove Av*i, Keyport, wa* bom In 100-t>y-l50-foot minimum lot size, For Embezzlement Mr. Sterner said he discussed New Yorkers Are Advertise Bids Keyport and la a graduate ol Key. Sanitary Sewer System Eliminated From the owner was dickering* with the terminal Monday In Trenton someone who had, no chance to Had Stolen Pin during a meeting with Dwight . Plant For Land Under Option In Marlboro carry hla project out. . R. D. Palmer, state highway com Settling In Area For New Route 18 Webb A Knapp Inc.. New York, A company representative notod Offers By Developer . missioner, and an adviser to Gov. will go ahead with plans lor .Uialr that the effoct of tha aland of . M r.. Wenzel declared that It Robert B. Meyner on commuter Comprise 60% O f;’, A 42-year-old Union Beach man Work All Within h o u sin g development between townahlp officialdom would b* to hardly appeared any Othpr de* problems. ; Indicted for embezzling fiinds while Routes 31 and 19 la Marlboro velopcr would be offering all the New Horn* Buyer* Maditon Township (rawer! the townihlp from a • "Favorably Inclined" T ow nship d e sp ite the "laying firm seek in g th e 1509 a c re s Is. A secretary-treasurer of a^M sdlson "*ewer plant town" to a "aoptlr ' Mr. Sterner said Mr. Palmer Sixty per cent of the buyer* at The State Hlghwty Department down of the law" by the MaHboro water and atwer plant Is Included Township bowling league' Tuesday tank town." He notod that Webb was “favorably Inclined" toward Sayre Woods South, Routa ' t, advertised - for bids yesterday to Township Committee and the plan Ii Knapp's miln concern In gel- and discussions are being Initiated w as given stiff two-to-three-year a the plan, Mr. Sterner ssld, how Madison Township, are from New be received July 29, for additional ning board at iho June 30 private on aid for schools on the basis tini lot aliei Wiueed wia tor iuf- term In New Jeraey State Prison ever) he did not know When ac York, Saul L. Cantor, president R o u te .11 ' c o n stru ctio n on th e conference th at tho half-acte flcfent number of users per mile whereby the builder would erpct by Middlesex- Couhty, Judge Du tion will be taken on the proposal. of Cantor and Goldman, Bulldcrii route's.new alignment In Middle- minimum lot also, muat be ad ■long aewer main)' to be put at no cost to the school district Bols S. Thompson. . Mr. Sterner first suggested the Inc., developers of the 2000-hoin* se>f County. The proposed project, hered to, The developer* hat) down io lha State Publlo Utilities . ooe school room. for each 50 houses community, has reported. A sur terminal In 1996. In effect, he said, located entirely in Madison Town- wanted a araaller lot kite In part Commission would gtant a Iran' sold. The Matawan Township Frederick: P. 'Peterson, 40 9 it would be'an extension of the vey conducted among these buy ahtp. WtU provide ramps for a new ot their subdivision. chl»e to the private sewer plint ' Boprd .ol Education’s . views will Florence; Ave., Union Biach, era- New York subway system Into ers to determine their reasons fpr Utcroansa to link Route ft wllh »h»t .wwW hav* Men b#w)fdjtoout J22M |rgiplbA M s*. '#■' selectiv e home lji- th»j!*jf*!u»t l|, ltft*#-«tyle .. {continued on,pa& w e t - Brea 'revealed that c0nvenlen$e ^w aiutha.frahebU . mo. Merchants Bowling :fcaagoe mjitructlon now underway from r i ’»r i V .... % as' the’ principal ‘factor Influenc Old' Bridge easterly. ’ ” ■ - which holds niatdvefl a t.. the HU1 tnd woulI Kav. apace Mr several b e a ts U r e d *vHf|v thousand cars and would provide ing their choices, ' The new Route 11 southbound limes Bowling Alley. . Route 9, able to provide rentals lhat will Alonzo Willis high apeed aervlce to any point Buyers Indicated, Mr. C an to r roadway will curve to the right Keyport Mayor amortlie the cost bf (hs sswet M adison Tow nship, betw een said, the the nppcal of a home and merge with Route 9 Just north along the proposed Bi-State Loop, plant from revenues earned by It. January and May this year. either ln metropolitan North Jer. community only 30 miles and 50 of Freneau Rd. Access from north Act* A* Attorney, When lot alsei go up to a half Dies In Hospital Peterson was elected secretary' bound Route to northbound Route sey or by tunnel Into New York commuting m inute*'Jr o m New 9 CAHILL •ere or more, th* PUC usually treasurer of the 16-team league and, to any station on tho subway York caused them to shon o th er j j . WlIII be .p ro v id ed b .y a ram i Hqi Appeal Ready will not allow aswars lo |o down Had Survivod last year. The league was formed port High School. He served four lln
: BOY BRIGHT SANFORIZID Beginning July 1*», COfTON PAINTS...THE WELL-MADE 1959, this bonk will SHIRTS HE NEEDS FOR P1AY pay interest on tav- Interest ’ ing* accounts at tha A eeepi* of tbe** ahirta will g in rat* of 3 per- cent on jronr to y many summers of playweaa paid four times per jBanforlted, fall cut for grow-roon^ year. aa w»Q tailored ai.onr best ahiita, Savings Accounts In Arm cotton. 6 to 18, Reg. 1.79 Future Banking Hours Monday Thru Thurs. 9:00 A.M. to 2:30 PM. GRANT’S FRIDAY EVENINGS 6:30 P.M. TO 6.00 9M. MGE-jf PLAN Drive-Up and Wolk-Up Window FOBHSt MONDAY THRU THURSDAY 8:30 A.M. TO <6:00 P.M. FRIDAY 8:30 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M. .
THB Middletown Shopping Center Little Silver Shopping Center ROUTE 35. MIDDUETOWN • PROSPECT A l^ U E . UtTIE"SILVBl~ ~ FARMERS AND MERCHANTS (Opea every evening ’til • p. aLi'Frt. p. at.; Sat ’01 • % b l> (Qpea ewty erenbg »« • p . Satnrday ’ia I p . mt) NATIONAL BANK Matawan Airport Plaza Shopping Center Sayrewood Shopping Center
, J » g u * >A:mms .w « t « « « » ■ . : "• • ■ ROUTE 9 (Open evtry evs^ng ’tll ...... - . . . . J B * * «*!««». ^>« fc w.8 m . P'te'O y Thundoy, July 9,1959 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL fog« IIiim _ iu.i ,.i!»e MX General Hoepital, New Iruat- Saturday, July 4, 19ft. Tha bahf w lck. weighed leytn pounds, U (fWMat, C o i^ JIarried and hai beea named Carl Frederic. Deaths Reported During Week Parents Welcome New Arrivals , , . T trn e lte .. - ' ' In Grace Church Frederick Burtlgc A loa was bora la Mi4
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And Repair M eil* * 70,000 Gallon ^Storage Tanks
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®lje JMaMratt ,3Immtal A FAINT ODOR O t & m & x f n * u - fff*. m ■' - ’ ' Tllir~T- COtfU 44l» - I. MABSL MOWM, rO IL W U SCHOLARSHIPS •venr Itandur tl Im o it Coante, H. II i. S ? BUM10Wn PUBUOOMO 4180 PIRJNTINQ COMP,XUtF&fci (Newark Evening News) J, kUbd Brows, Editor — Q tn tto i V. Brown, Anoctato Editor Tree lu v u FalUsg? The Appellate Diviaioa of Su aiWhat makes greea leaves fall perior Court has ruled that the IN CASE YOU DIDN’T KNOW dept ... . (Things StifefOflpttOB But** funowAi eoironMt Pajrtbl* to Advtooo from a tret that appears to be Legislature mad* "correct use’ T m t (irittda .U l# )— — you m ight like to discuss w ith your friends som e stuffy, SKL* M ootti ...... — h ealth y ?” ______of its power io overriding Gov. sticky sum m er night). Scientists report that unless steps Showers of letters and cards, Om T m t (ootsld* atate) -■■■ j Meyner’s veto of the HiUery col i W m : are taken im m ediately to protect the Pacific W alrus it Om f m t loatstd* 0. S.) — ■■ j all more or . lew asking this lege scholarship bill. “of ttMl poopl* br tho poopl*. question, have been coming ia this w ill be extinct in less than 10 years. O nly thing is,, the ^ __ r __, ______&______S T M____ *i b^ ut s intorotte s s y ufl* W . a m * The court acted on a suit filed vieiidb’: to praMat tQ eftfc* otwa of Um wook without b summer, aad the answer from our walrus only has one enemy, m an. That no doubt will c a u a , i u l ceoMivotfvo m u u r , fotpootinff Om w ------by three taxpayers. Republican 5 specialists, in general, has been: finish him .... Japan has notified the United States oar eittiiftBtau thorobj making itcolf worthy «f t w codIU m m . legislative leaders, describing this ‘D on’t w o rry .” that it will not w ithdraw from the International W hale H—ponglMBty for typographical «rro» to HmiM t* It* *o*» •* &* attack as "artfully contrived, 9 1 N owipM by such error. More often than not the people charged Gov. Meyner with Its Convention. A pow erful whale lobby m ost likely got the - M aUvaa. M. I, S o u n d u Moand-clu* m iuur t t to* past «ffio* it who have wriUen ln seem to want B ta OM Mt *< March S. U7». • ______inspiration. blubber into the right hands . . . D o-it-yourselfers have to suspect the worst, that their The decision has far-reaching THURSDAY, JULY 9, 19S» caused E. I. duPont dcNemours to slash some posted trees are coming down with some political importance. Unless upset prices on its anti-freezes. Som e yet, are. m aking bathtub frightening disease. on' appeal, it confirms the defeat anti-freeze. N ew m ail order house’ catalogues feature a Trees can' afford to lose a few Alonzo Willis the governor sustained' when the corduroy pooch coat “to m atch the one w orn by the lady leaves, just as you can spare the Democratic Assembly Joined the at the other end of the leash.” Also feature a live bear lew loose hairs you may find in little m ow than 61 years ago, a young seam an ap Republican Senate ln reversing (at $49.95) w hich it is claim ed is affectionate, fun loving prentice of the U nited States Navy w as nearing .the end y o u r com b. him. On the other hand, it en and intelligent. T h e bear, a variety called the C oati-m iindi, of his w atch at the fantail of the B attleship U .8.S. M ains. Lots of letters mention maple hancer the prestige of Sen. Jones also is known as the snookum bear. . Th# tim e was 9:30 p.m. on a clear but dark and cool trees. Aphids sometimes can do of Bergen, who was the Senate’s n i g h t . enough damage to make the tree successful spokesman in court. THE KEYPORT KIW ANIS CLUB which recently honored shed some of Its leaves. But for the young people who staffer Doug Sentcll for outstanding com m unity service A? the apprentice turned to regard the lights ashore Aphids are most noted, though a re counting bn the $400 sch o lar didn’t w ant our adm an K en (the,duae) M artin to feel left' in Havana, the m ighty vessel heaved under a s i c k e n i n g for what they do to cars parked ships to get jthem started In col out. A group of the boys presented him w ith a walking ' explosion w hich ripped through her am idships. The young lege, the political implications are under trees. The sticiy stuff that stick. Said it w ill go good w ith his straw skim m er, W e can team an was hurled into the w ater by the explosion and they manufacture rains down oo irrelevant. They will be more In report this because M artin’s vacationing this w eek . .. , later saved. But 256 of his shipm ates w ent down w ith whatever ii Underneath, usually a terested ln Sen. Hillery’s insist Can’t see all the rum pus over a one-acre m inim um lot the ship as she settled in 30 feet of water, - freshly washed car. ence that work on distributing the Then there’s the maple petiole scholarships, "should begin Im size in Holm del. C ourt just upheld a N ew Canaan, Conn., A lonzo W illis, one of four survlvlors o i the sinking of borer that does enough dsmage to Looking-Backward mediately.” ordinance requiring a m inim um of four acres for building. the U.S.S, M aine, and the lone survivor ih N ew Jersey, the leaf'fetem to make a leaf fall. A special study committee set M an, that’s expensive elbow room . . . Local fisherm en died quietly ln his B leep'July 1 at East O range V eterans . And some maples sre affected Item Abeat relks Aad Tktn(s W* Ka*w la Ike Leac Ace up by Gov. Meyner has said that still burning over the latest fish kill in the creek. Crabs, H ospital. H is death brought to a close an active, gracious by hot 'Weather too and drop a it is impossible to make grants killies and shad, all dead, coat the bottom . Say the fish- ln time for freshmen classes this H id.fnost useful life, few leaves; ' are sm othering because of no oxygen in the w ater. A bout - - . - Saws Self Off • ■ Ftrty-Flr* Years Age' poet of musical director; It was autumn. Sen. llillery and Repub tim e the powers that be stop pussyfooting around and " Alonzo, w ho lived quietly in his hoqte at 135 lU rd Remember Ihe- cartoon of the .learned that two of the 'adjacent lican Assembly Leader Beadleston (Issue Thursday, July t, 1914) clean up dom estic and industrial sewerage problem s in St., K eyport, had a profound respect for his nation, bis do-it-younelf tree surgeon w ho Mr. and Mrs. Asbury Fountain municipalities which send pupils of Monmouth disagree. stands on the limb he Is saving to the local High Schibol. not only Money is available. The Legis K eyport and M ataw an. VVUIUHUUtJficom m juuty, Wand U hisWU MiV
tails Is there for toping to Uva Shower Honors VFW Auxiliary 25th Reunion For Keyport High School Glass Of 1934 forever? Th* Watchtower study 1* On "Look! I Am Making All Things Matawan Girl N ew ." ^ • Plans Dance Tuesday, the group Bible study ■ A bridal shower m given tn Mrs. Edith Kern presided {It wiU meet st 8 p.m. to study the honor of M iu Anne Grimaldi at the meeting of the Ladies Auxil subject of "Your Will Be Donq On he .Oak Shades. Fire House oo Mrs. Justine C. F.gglesl
Laszaro, Mrs. Harold Crocker, B ra u tig a m tr.. M r. an d Mrs. Scouts, Brownies Mrs. Walter Bing. M n, Thomas G Ecfcels H osts. Frank Downey, Edward Downey. Outdoor Picnics Featured Jn Lands 350-Pound Broadbill Koeovsky, Mn» Robert Seber jr., Ernest Brautigam jr. and daugh^ Mrs. John Penksa. Mrs. Leo Houri- / ’ At Palisade Park hanr and Mrs. WilUam Cosgrove At Outdoor Picnic ters, Matawan; Thomas Corrado Morganville July 4; Area News aad . son, Wickatunk;' Mr. and On June M, Giri Scout Troop AU the plans for tbe trip were An outdoor picnic waa held on Mr. and Mrs. Martin Smith sr Mr. and Mn. Joseph l>. handled by Mrs. Micheal Rynie Mrs. John Ludvick and daugh. Schnierer and children, Cheryl, 31 and the Fly-Up Troop of Saturday at the home of Mr. aad ters, Mr. and Mra. Fred Eckel Morganville, entertained on wicz, who was unable to attend. Fourth of July at an outdoor pic Mary, and Michael, Fort Lauder Brownies 66, Morganville, went to Mrs. Clifford Eckel, Morganville. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eckmao and nic. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. d ale, F la ., w ere F rid a y n ig h t su|>- Palisade Park by \m . Attending from Morganville' were daughter. Mr. and Mra. George per guests at the home cf Mr. Frank R. Smith and sons, New Those attending were Miss Chris' I Oth Birthday Fete Mra. Geoi-ge Beai and daughters, Eckel sr., Mr. and Mrs. Georoe and Mra. Raymond Wenzel and ark; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owens tine Cameron, M iu Toni Alt, Miss Mr. and Mrs. E; Bowne, Russell E ckd jr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles daughter. , u On July 1 Karen Getscball, and children, Mr.’ and Mrs. Unda Ward, Mlu Terry Lee Lambertson, Mr. and Mrs. Mar EckeL Frank Eckel jr., Mr. and Thomas Smith and children, Mr. Mrs. Walter Bing and children, Jameson, Miss Camille Cosgrove, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard tin Eckel, Mrs. Mabel Weber, Mr. Mrs. Alfred Storer aod soo, Mr . and Mrs. Donald Milter and sons, Donna and Druciila; Mrs. Wil Miss Carol Koeovsky, Miss Joyce Getscball, Matawan, entertained and Mrs. Henry Brautigam, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Lamberson and Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson jr., liam Cosgrove and children. Ca daughters, Charles Keck, Allen Schneider, Mias Rondi Johanaeen, friends a t luncheon at £teve and Mrs. Rudy Barbotini and Martin Smith HI. mille and Cathy, spent Friday Miss Jeanne Lanzaro, Mias Muriel fam ily, Mr.* an d M rs. C h e s te r Voorhees, all of Robertsville* Brody's, Asbury Park, and after* . Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Lamber visiting in Jamesburg. Crocker, Miss Cathy Cosgrove, Jamison and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dooey and daughter, Mrs. son entertained Saturday. Those Mr. and Mrs. William Borne- Miss Joene LaMura, Miss Karoo ward the group played miniature Mrs. Joseph LaMura jr. and fam George Morgan,. Newark; Mr. attending were Mr. and Mrs. mann ’ and children, New York Hourihan, Mias Sharon Hourihan, golf in celebration of Karen's 10th ily, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sweeny and Mrs. Joseph Kircher and daughters, Lakewood; Mrs. W. MiKon Bier and children, Mark, State, are visiting Mr. and Mn. Miss Donna Bfag, Miss Sandra birthday. Tbose present were and daughter, Frank Eckel sr., Seth, and Jan, Irvin Gottlieb, Raymond Brown this week. Johanseen, Mias Michaele Ryne- Diana and Fred Schumm, Wyckoff; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Doney and Ringlieb, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Syosset, N. Y.; Mr. and . Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gall and wicz, Miss, Beverly Ryniewicz, Kathleen aod Jody Cusick, May son, Mr. and Mrs. Lindy Seber WuKf and children, Jersey City. Charlei Jamison and son, Charles family have moved from their Miss Susan' Preston, Miss Jean wood; Joyce Gctschall, Mrs. Fred and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Games were played and prizes jr., Matawan; Mary Walsh, Mata home in Marlboro Gardens to Seber, Miss Sally Zeni, and Miss R. Schumm, Mrs. Joseph Cusick, Plosky, Edward, John and Antho awarded to winners. A pony ride wan; Mrs. Joseph LaMura and Freehold. Barbara Penfcsa. and M rs. Getschall. Upon returning ny Eckel, Mrs. John Babrisky was available for children and grandchildren, Mark and Carl M n.’ Mary Smith is spending a Guests attending were Miss Pa home they had refreshments and and son, Wilmer Kilcomins and badminton, ping pong, archery, LaMura, Morganville. week visiting friends in Newark. tricia Ward, Robert Seber, Steven played games. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lu- baseball, and cards also were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mouser Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Emmons, Seber, Miss Denise Bing. Miss beck, Kenneth Miller jr., Richard featu red . held an outdoor barbecue on Keyport, visited Mrs. Blanche Druciila Bing, Miss Cathy Penksa, USS TOLEQO (CA133) was the Phelan, Richard Cottrell, Matthew Fourth of July in their yard. At Real Estate Listing Cards- for Emmons on Sunday. and Miss Allyson Cosgrove,' first U. S. cruiser named for an Kelly. ' tending were Mr. and Mrs. F ran k Also Mr. and Mrs. Ernest. sale at this office. Miss Mary Anne Clinkner haa Chaperones weje Mrs. Eugene O hio c ity . Weglarz, Englishtown; Mr. and returned from a two-week vaca M rs, WftUiam Stiles an d daugh tion in Manasquan. ter, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Inglis and daughter, Susan, Qld Bridge; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Costura Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weglarz, and children, Michael and Jef South River, Mr. and Mrs. Jo fery, left on Monday for a motor seph Weglarz, Sayrevilie; Mr. trip to Florida. Turnpike Express Bus and Mrs. Joseph Wegtarr and Mr. and M n. Charles Emmons i children, Steven and Jfthn, Brook. and son),' Charles jr. and Lee; From Keyport, N. J. (RoHo Post House) - lyn; . Wilmer Kilcomlns and M n. Blanche Emmons and son, daughter, Patricia, ahd Robert, Frank; Ted Morton, Morganville, .Ginger apd Thomas Mouser, all visited Mr. and M n. Ted Morton, Direct To New York City's Busines: of Morguvjlli. . ’ Red Bank, on Monday evening. , Clip Out Aid Save A co-operative picnic-party waa Mr, and M n. Joseph Shead and Clip Out Aad S«w held it the home of Mr. and Mra, aon, Joaeph, MorganvUle; Mr. Dtvanates I'rM. Ns* r«» Cttj (s Kcm rt I drvtaM Mill SL. OrukMaa Mb | Charlei Holmes, MorganvUle, and M n, Lan Shead, South Plain O tpirtarn from KeTport Round Trip Faro r . to N ov Y«r|i Cltjr r T erm inal • I t m t July 4th. Tht following (attended; field, are spending a vacation in I M . , ajU . A.M.. t:ML Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lukoic f lip rg la .. , , , , ONLY 10:iL 11:11 i t I n . ------i i i i a I, *, I. «, L .aa., 11:19, ••••»i:**t ts, i X . t , i , M n. Margaret Holmes, Freehold; Mr. and M n. Robert Gee were 9 : 0 . 4 U . S*. 1:15. r.M., u:3k *, s, *M«a4ar tfcri PrMay - :C, ?:4>, •:&, i:IS. 5:J#ri ». t, t, 10, . M n. Clinton Woolley and daugh-, weekend guests at the home of Il:ia A M.. I l:M p.*., Sat * luflar, nraai oatjr' l:tt, IMS AH^ ter, Doris, Rahway, Mr. and M n. Mr. and Mrs. August Boldt. ______• **•!:» A.M, -• I I 11 fk|il., faaiays A Bolt days . I I •M m . th r* f i t Frank Ratcliff* and daughter, Mr. and Mrt. Holmes Lamber • h m . uST w . Warren B. Ilotchlwoa, ill Main St., Matawan, I* shown w tthtb. uIS m ftftlaiffcft, aaiiti, Saadayaiiaaiyi mA HBotUajra i u i i y i ^ **Sat,~ Sn>.~A~Hd “ u A Rotliajra "gal, Sua. A R^tMaja » GeraUUat, and Mn. Anna NIe- son, Mr. and Mrs, Chester Jami w«MiHtyi> oOalj a l j M*NMia;i Oaly I son, Morganville; Mrs.. Robert ttt'pHmd broadbill be caught while en his annual vacation at Cab. L berlien, Morganville; Mr. i Blase*, Pern. Catching a broadbill, according ta Mr. Hutchinson, is Bogart, Merced, Calif.; Mra. A. Mrs. Earl Woolley, Mauwan. a thrill as tbey nibble oa the bait and rarely bite. It took. Mm Metzger and children, Patricia and M n. Margaret Holmes, Free minutes to bring in the fish...... ' Save Time - Save Money - Save Your Car - No Parking Problems Alice, Union Beach, attended a hold, spent the weekend at the Tba crew on tha private yacht consisted of three Indiana, whs Drop Us a Card at 17J Bnadway, Keyport aad We Will Flic* you aa Our Malliag List for Schedula Cbaages recent Garry Moore Show in New home of her "son and daughter-in- only speak Spanish. Mr. Hutchinson does nol sneak Spanish, conse York. law, Mr. and Mra,. Charles Holmes quently there was no conversation on board all day: “However, when Mrs. Dorothy Wilson Is spend someone brings In a Mg fish, everyone knows what to do,” he laid. and children, Charlene and Robert, ing a vacation with her son-in-law He Is having th e b in m ounted. Morganville. Tbe Andes Mountains’may be aeen tn the background, Asbury Park- New York Transit Corp. and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Au 1 „ . * , AFFILIATED ROLLO TRANSIT J ■ Miss Charlene Holmes was the gust Boldt and son. overnight guest of "Miss Geraldine Mra. Karl Brown, New Bed patient at Monmouth Medical Phone GO 4-2222 Ratcliffe. Morganville, on Tues-. ford, Mass., Is vacationing at the C enter. Jay evening, Poultry Team - 8 home of her son-in-law and Garrett Vanderweil has ictumed Relnke Janseen, Matawan, was daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leston to East Orange Veterans Hospi the Thursday evening guest of Fisher, Orchard Pkwy. tal where he Is a patient. Wiiis Contest Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ratcliffe and Mr. and M n. Charlea Emmons Mrs. Blanche Emmons and ton, T he Middlesex. County 4-H daughter, Geraldine, Morganville. and sons visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank, visited Mr. and Mrt, Pe Miss Charlene Holmes spent Ted Morson op July 4th. poultry Judging team won the atate ter Clttadlno and children on F rid ay a t th e beach Wltl) M rs. Mr. and Mrs. James Cosgrove, Judging contest held Friday at M onday. David Archer and “children. Sa Chicago, ill., were recent guests Rutgera University, New Bruns brina and Kurtist, and Mrs. Leon of Mr. and Mrs. William Cos Mri. Ruth Berry and grand wick. William Arace, Browntown Smith and children Karen and grove, Morganville. daughters, Carol Anne and Cath Sodhoppera 4-H Club, and Charles Michael, Freehold." Mra. Mylea Rader ls a medical erine Donna, Batavia, N. Y., are spending a week at the homes of Hilton, formerly of the name club, Mra. - Berty’s daughters, Mn. arid William Stauber, New Market, Charlei. Leander and Mn. were th.e members of' the county Thomas Travern both ot. Morganr ROAST Judging team. The team scored a viHt. , . ..."|7 to ta l of 1339 p o in ts a g a in st * pot-1 : M ichael Ow ens.lt spending a vacation with relitlvea In Free* HlghestlndWldtfat scojer ot (he *■-, "t *• M « t | \,y » vai hold and Adelphla, team was Charles Hlltoawjth MO Mr. and Mn. Donald Miller points. Team membert, are. tc and children visited Mr. and, Mrs. repretent New Jeney 4-H Poultry, LONDON BROIL i CROSS RIB ^ Richard Cottrell on Sunday. men In the Judging competition in October when they meet opposition James Trotta visited Mr. and fro m 13. o th er s t i t e s atthe N orth- M rt. Martin Smith Jr. and family iattem-Pokiitry Producers’'Council Shouldtt' o n Sunday.1' ' ‘ ' CORNED BEEF Exposition In Harrisburg, Pa. ' 1 Mr. a'1# A Mn. Thomas Smith Each member of the it ate team and children, Iris and, Willie, Key. will receive a gold medal. c P O R K C H O P S port, visited Mr.-and M n, John Coaches for the teams were W^- Wilson Jr. on Wtdnesday. . S H O R T R IB S ' v - Uam Stilwell, poultry supervisor :.Weekend guesti-«t the home of ' lif R«t)r*m«nt at {hi Middlesex County Work Mrt. Blanche Emmona were Mr, house; John Bezpa, Extension and Mrs. Raymond Cottrtll and W hinSavings Stoor YourCourso 1 Specialist. In.. poultry at Rutgert children, Robert and Harmon, College of Agriculture, and Peter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Schner- • R e t i r e m e n t y e a r s w i l l le extra sunny w ith F. Martens,-Middlesex County 4-H ler and children; Cheryl, Mary, savings set aside liere, Profitable saving w ith Club Agent. snd. Michael, Fart .. Lauderdale, • us‘ supplements Social Security wrpetiston Fla., were Friday luncheon . Homi Fran Ohio Plutfcn u u c ...... A . 3UKMV ■ • 1 ■-... ' plans, provides more money for tntyel, hob guests at the home of Mr, and Mri. Martin Smith jr. and chlk 'Mr, and Mrs. Paul Molnar aqd bles, relaxing activities ,:i> the things you’v e' dren , ,. ; ■ Mrs, Molnar’* mother, Mn. Barth • looked forward to for years. ■ ’ vi ■ Mrs. P eart. Redwlne, Bradley Gaub, Browntown, returned home TABLE CLOTHS 3 * $1 PN and Pong Plan today for a happy, .worry-free tomor Beach; Mrs, James, Buffalo, N.Y., Thursday after visiting Mr. and M n,. Molnar’t son-in-law and LU h Hottio row. G rt details'now: w how to save a little Mrs. James’ mother, who, haa Just returned from Israel, recent daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jsck Shaf each week Or month for welcome retirem ent ly p aid M r.' and ' M n . H olm es to and infant son In Ohio. Plain or M in / , "income”' later on! - ^ ’ ' Lamberson s lurprlw visit and Mri and Mn. Nicholas Arace 1 0 Ck« p H m » « 9 c were supper gueiti. They had not entertained M n. Arace's mother, seen each other In M years, M n, Jacob Gaub, Miss Marie Del Monte - L U o a H w n a L iberal B uilding & L oan A ssociation Gaub and Fredric Brown on Satur PINEAPPLE 29 IL M On Ju ly - 1912, R e a r Adm . d a y at-a cookout, supper. DRINK GRAPEFRUIT 159 Main Street r- Matawan Bradley A. Fiske waa granted a Mlsa Betty Lou Pitney ii spend 4 - 51 patent for a method of directing ing the weekend in Allentown, Pa. and delivering an attack by a self > Mr. and Mra. Fred Gaub enter M-mlx i ft-dt ml Home locm Ny.lim propelled torpedo launched from tained Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Irish Swiss Cheese *** 6 oi. pit 2 9 * an airplane. and family, Englishtown Rd., at Stock a cookout supper on July 4. 6 O L p k f . The Mid-Madison Branch of M uenster Cheese sikod 2 9 * South Amboy Memorial Hospital Buys will not meet during August. Orange Drink . ' A rodeo wat held in Browntown 1“ rt)1.9C last week When a Brahma bull and a steer bull got loose. The LtmleD House animals are still at large. Cow —. FROZEN FOOD boys from Cowboy City, Neptune, SODA lor arc wHllng to. come and help get 6 ihe nfiinwayi but to date the built LEMONADE 11 have not been captured,. They have Linden House been seen getting water at the River VaBc former Fountain Farm. TOILET TISSUE 3> * 2 9 ° PEAS Morganville Couple Linden House . ; ' Entertain July 4th ■ A Q C , River Valjey French or Cut Mr. and Mra. Charles Farrell; MAYONNAISE VMlt Morganville, entertained Saturday 4 * G R EEN at a barbecue. Guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Donald .Johnson, I c f Philip HoosCh, Irvington; Mr. and N B C 4H TZ 2 9 ^ " j” 1 PRODUCE M n . .Gerald Hansen, Cedar Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Smshfaw THINK IN TERM S O F TOTAL VALUE Stem and children, Hulet; Mr; BLUEBERRIES and Mrs. William Hauser, Miss KRISPY KRACKERS Susan Marvel, Richard Farlello, 1 i. h i 29* Matawan; ,Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell LaVoie, Mr and Mri, Johannes yoor Mjmo of value* ia diooaing ■ naw car, tad yov Wllden and children, Mr. ahd A « CONDITIONED -FOR YOUR SHOPPINO COMFORT quickly oetUe oo U m e basic queationas Mrs_-W llliam-Ifk»-and-chl!drenr i o V g e i j o r m y a t tha UortT* South Amboy; Mr. and Mrt. Les ter Innas and children, Freehold. "How much mjoyment Jo I «rpmfrom this invmtmml?' Also Mrs. Florence Farrell, "ffhot wiQ I gti bock al tmde-in lime?" , OLDS John Farrell, Mr. and Mrt. * ’ ••1 ______Your Oidunotile Dealer will iliov jrou tbit the '39 Olda Frank Becker and daughter, Mr. IT m sy M U1UH...TM VAUI1 'circa you ittore oo erery acarti—value you limply ran'l and Mra. Robert Seber Jr. and 1 2 6 M a in S t . Plica* Effective niroagli Sat, July 11th . 1 Jn} Id any other medium price car. See your OH* dealer CM o r THS MMUM NKS CtAU children, Mr. and Mb. Henry M a t a w a n . .. let liim prove it to your complete «atiafaction.., today 1 Becker Jr., Mr. and Mra. Robert Mouser snd Wilmer Kilcomlns, VALU&RATE tht ROCKET a t vour local authorized quality dbalbt all of Morganville! OPEN LATE - 5 NIGHTS A WEEK It was not until m t that the JWrtSON— CIBB MOTOR CO., 110 Main Street, Matawan J.S, Navy adopted the English Mon. Thru Fri. 8:15 A.M. to 9:00 P M Saturday 8:15 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Morn telegraphic code. - ;- Thursday, July 9, 1959 JOURNAL i•M- Jill,..ujr JS6S9S3” Mbits, a talent ahow and a picaic lncraaaa la traffic h u beea pro paid for by bond* Issued by fla* Weekly, Journal Dance Time..At Loew’s Matawan Man h have beea on the program to data, Board Discusses vided for; but added that ha la authority. , ‘ hospital newspaper, in which enpected to support tha project, Mr. McCUntock said (he initial phase ol park devetopment would /atatf and patients participate, has which ia now before the Army AreGtedBySA MCOSS Speaker Sandy Hook Park « a t about M.WMM. Jt would pro engineers in Waahlagtoa. U « Keypprt Weekly >11(1 The been published. Classes in F-ngitih vide awl miming for vt.OJO people "Custom-made*' physical axamir The Monmouth Couaty Board of Freeholder Victor E. Gross!oger for the foreign born and reeding and parking for 2J.M9 can. Ha M atawan Journal. new spapers jpub- nation! geared to particular work Freeholders aald July 1 It ia inter pointed out that plans already are lished by the Browft Publishing and writing lessons for Illiterates on hand to take care of the ex said work could begin next year requirement* wera advocated by ested ia obtaining part, but not if the land were obtained tetOr* and Printing Co., Keyport, were h a v e been aet up. pected traffic increaae to tha new P. T. Lonjp Middlesex Rd-, -Mat all, of tha Santy Hook peninsula the *nd of thia year,. : Th# rehabilitation of the TB park site. He said the state High named today (or their observance aw an, special p lacem ent counsckM* for park development. patients, Miss Miller pointed out, way Department haa obtained the of Mational Salvation Array Week of the New Jersey Employment Freeholder Director Joseph C. right-of-way along Route M to U a combined eflort, with Miu ln t report made public by the Service, who spoke at a meeting Irwin aaid that if the U.S. Army widen it to four lanes. He aald New Jersey I*ress Association. E»- D orothea Kliem, MCOSS TB nurse Keyport of the Monmouth County Organi wera to indicate it would relin thia road would handle most of cerpt* (rim the newspapers- ap supervisor, Mr. Long of the U.S. quish all ol the six-mile strip of the traffic as It flowed down sation for Social Service Tubercu peared in the New Jersey Press employment offices snd other land for park use. the county through the Highlands Into Sea Hearing Aid Awociation's July monthly, the losis . Committee meeting th* would ask the atate to s,tep in and Bright and up to the Hook. Rum agencies working together. TB re '‘Jersey Publisher/* Geraldine L. Thompson Building* take control of the project. son would not be greatly affected, ' Center The report commended the news Red Bank. , habilitation counselling service (n The County Park Commission, lie ssid. *' paper for space and linage af ’It doesn't take the strength Of Monmouth County originally was under tha direction of Thomas Me- Mr. Irwin ssld the freeholders 49-51 W. Front St. forded- The 'Salvation Army in be a Notre Dame fullback to do t b u t.u p b y MCOSS with Christm as Clintock, Long Branch, repeatedly would eitablish a Sandy Hook K eyport half o t jt< prpgram throughout desk job,” h« said, adding that has stated It eventually want* con Park Authority if the Army de S*a| funds. The program, titer New Jersey especially during Na physical examinations ahould tak* trol of the entire ares. Although cides favorably on the request, lie being proven useful,. was takes COIfax 4-2008 tional Salvation Army Week, May this into account. He explained (Over by the county. • original overtures to the Army in taid Ihe authority would set foes 17 to 21, 1959. tbat employment of the physically clude plans to develop only (bqut and determine the administration . Evee by Appelaf eat- The article staled that ol 56 handicapped doe* not change in Qoe-third of the Hook. of the park. The projcct would be newspapers polled, SS had carried employer's compensation rate*. A* County Chairman Craata Traffic Problem stories and feature articles on The a matter of fact, he aaid, tb* Ths freeholder. *\so commented Salvation Army and its welfare aecond injury clause recently en* Willard E. Smith, assistant on a remark made in Waahineton program. The report stated that acted into law provided protection cashier ol th* Aibury p*rk Na June 21 by Rep. James C. Auchin- five newspapers had printed pic for the employer, •' tional Bank and Trust Co., will ctoas (H-3rd Dlst.) who said he Monmouth County tures cm various Salvation Army Mr. Long specializes ia place perve a* treasurer of tha Mon already has received complaints , Something aew h u beea added at Laew’s “tt" Drlve-Ia Theatre. . activities during this seven-day ment of handicapped persons, and mouth County Muscular Dystrophy from officials in hla home town Raritan Tewashlb. Every Tuesday night from 7 until showtime al Appeal for the aecond co&secutive period. The findings added that I p.m., The Mtuo Tmea, local group will play daace music on tb* he expressed a hope (or an active ol Rumson who fear park develop year, II wu announced today by . 13_state newspapers had printed patio and there will be dancing under tbe stars. A real come-aa-yw “employ the handicapped’* com ment would csuae a traffic prob National Bank ; editorials; commending The Sal are party — Jeans, aborts, skirts and dresses will be the fashion el mittee in Monmouth Cmmty.v A«bury Park Postmaster Louis T. lem in their borough...... vation Army Week proclamation* the evening and all agea are Invited ta participate. The Meilo Tosea The automobile, and the use that Wigdorlz, campaign chairman. Mr. Mr. Irwin ssid the county of as slgned by localmayors or Gov. consist ef Ana Sakowskl, Matawan, doing the vocals; Sal Baroae, has been made of it, be said, it Wigdoni laid the Monmouth ficials da not Interpret this as op Robert s . Meyper, As reported in Keanaburg, at the guitar; James Anrniatur*, Middletown, at the as?; adding lo disease and malfor County Chapter ol the Muicular position to the project on the part Ute "Jersey Publisher,” five news' Joseph Sakewsld, Matawan, with the accordion and Joseph Patera, mation and thus fs contributing to Oyttrophy Association of America o f th e legislator. They eald Cong! Rights and Stocks Malawan, al the drum*. "' . paper* had included up to full-page the rank*' of the physically handi has 4ixed the 1951 appeal goal at Auchlnclos* would like the support Tha local group will ba aa band far special laqoeet aiimben, aad capped. 135,000. c held in abeyance until tha expected advertisement! calling attention to there will be prizes aad surprises for daace contest*. The Salvation Army's program. Miss Shirley Miller, rehabili In presenting thii.*ix-p»ge report tation Counselor at AUenwood Hos BOUGHT - SOLD AND QUOTED papers throughout New Jersey re versity, mads up of high Ichool to the New Jersey Press Associ pital, gave a report on her work ation, Brigadier Barrett, Divisional garding National Salvation1 Army principals In tha area served by in helping to rehabilitate tubercu Commander (or 'Tht Salvation Week was most gratifying. It goes the university, voted , at a recent losis patients both ln arfd ofet of the hospital, She aald that an ac* VINYL LINOLEUM i Army In Hew Jersey stated, "It without saying that without the meeting that the university offer tiyity night ha* been Inaugurated is.-with considerable thanks to and s o m a college-level Saturday help of our newspaper*. The Sal* at' the hospital, Games, talk*, ex- pride ln tbe gentlemen of the Press vatlon Army's program would need morning daises for superior stu S*. YA ” - :: 1. George Weston & Sons of New Jersey that 1 make this b* curtailed g r e a t l y , dents in the high schopls of the report public through the New u ta , Dr.. Peter Sammartino, presl* Jersey Press Association and its Advanced Studenti To dent of tba university,- haa. an SEACOAST FLOOR COVERING CO. CApital 2-0211 publication. The ‘‘Jeney Pub nounced. , ' • 'i , ERIE, PA. lisher." . ■, • Benefit From Program Dr. Sammartino aald that tt ia COIfax 4-3333 Brigadier Barrett continued, “I anticipated that the prpgram will Route 35 and ^lark St. - Keyport want to emphulz* that the over The Board of Educational Di be set up on all three campusea 210 Broadway Long Branch whelming response by the newi- rector* of Fairlelgh Dickinson Uqi- of ther university for til' fall master this year In Rutherford, Teaneck and Madlaon. ’ The principals requested that Wall to Wall Carpet courses at the college freshman level be offered In English, chemis 100% Nylon • Wool try, biology, mathematics, phyalcs, ia the ELEdRICALLY HEATED home... I mil. itttiM rH* frM Aifcvry Ptrfciftit Linoleum — Vinyl — Rubber advanced French and Spanish and Asphalt — Cork T ils* beginning Russian. S a n d ro n -** F o rcait V IN Y LS 6 f t W M t Accctlop — Birdt *1.39 *q-yd. 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Ti^irtS SMN UW ' ° t co m p ltu electric Jiving, layout £ a m x SAVINGS Sm I 1 N n iM ti t e f i m i m t m t u t u s • (iifyiM Mii ) - ” A N D L O A N A SS N . Riv u t m I v , i m u w u m g m t . U 'jtm s.i LX'*>3 \ .C eM *!*•«• :. JCP&L m i l t v - i OvVrswi't M J * u m SI/ ■ ; - -lasfif.------r - •» ; *•* , 0 J I C • * ■’ * ■■■''■itney Ceolral Power A Liffcl tT'C' ^ ■ - ■ - - - - - THE MATAWAN JOURNAL ■’■‘Hi Ttusrttftoy, July 9,1959 :F 09* B e ta Succetsfvl Sale F. DaviW, 2b deql of Rudolph, Cinnamon Matawan G irl Mark 50th Anniversary Terriers Defeat Machado, 3b Paul. T . Cahill Calafato, Asbuiy Park accounting Richard HasoaseL . (continued from page one) firm, presented Mra. Welstead and retail staadarda casnw M aa u u Keyport prior to entering nervier. with a gold brooch. Sbe also was c h a ir m a n af tfaa K eyport Keypert Raiders (t) Keyport Chaimps He waa employed by the Cliff given a bouquet of flowers from Chamber af- Commerce, yester a b r k M lu JftAno Washington, Orchard Matawan Terriers «*»■<—< the day reported tha laidalght sal* Halloran, 3b 1 1 1 wood Beach Co., Inc., aa a sales the .Trust Department of the St, Metawan, w ho recently re prestige of the H J league in the conducted Friday w u aa ever- R om an, 2b > 1 1 man in 1954,' and in 1958 he and Asbury Park Bank and Trust Co. G eiger, p 1 X 1 . tuned ham* fr o m Monmouth borough last night by bumbling »li success, accardiag ta Infer- Ur. Larriaoo purchased tbe Cliff Pangborn, c 1 1 Medical Center after a serious Ul- ballon received trotm partici Tbe beginning crf midshipmen ia the Keyport champions, tba Raid Jiust, c f M I wood Beacb Water Co. Mr. - Ca pating merchants, tbe U.S. Navy ia traced to tbe aest, w u the guest of honor at • ers, 54 in a game at tha Middle Rapolla, lb 1 * 2 hill also owns and operates the la seme cases, Mr. Hammel early daya when each warship party celebrating her 13th birthday, Rd. field. Bill Geiger, ace pitcher D ane, aa l e t Cahill Holding Co., a real estate noted, the volume al business carried a number ol young given Saturday at the Keyport in the MatawaitKeypart league Coyle, If 2 0 0 increased aver tbe firat mid firm, with his brother, Dr. John who acted as messengers, rushing Civic League, Atlantic St., by her held the Terriers to three hits, but P ea se, If tee night tale, held Juat prior ta J. Cahill, New Monmouth, Mr. orders from the officers aft to the family and friends. the Matawan boys made, smart Memorial Day. Overall, h e Applegate, rf i e « Cahill serves this firm as presi men up forward. Generally, a Decorations were in red, white use of his lapses In control. to said, the business area was dent-vice president and Dr. Ca midshipman was regarded as aa and blue in keeping with the Fourth puU the game out in the late In filled with customers through 2} s s hill as secretary-treasurer. officer candidate. . of July holiday. The guest of honor nings. . out the day and into late Score by innings:. The day that Mr. CahiU took received m a n y gifts including T he K e y p o r t nine reached evening. ' r Keyport Raiders 1 ff 0 0 ( 2—3 money. Games were played, re Frankie D'Apolito, Terriers pitch la vie* af customer re Matawan Terriers 9 0 9 2 1 x—5 over ownership of the Cliffwood freshments served and dancing en er, for a run In the first Denny sponse la late haur sales, Beach Co., Inc., Mrs'. ^ W elstead joyed...... Halloran, first batter up In the several stares la the business had been associated with the NORFOLK Among the guests present were gam e, cracked out a double, forA district plan to remain open Webb & Knapp firm for 35 years.'She was feted her sister*, Wilma, Pamela, Paul third on a passed ball and scored until 11 p.m. Fridays Instead at a luncheon ' at Buttonwood ette, MilUcent and Marsha, and on an infield out Thereafter the of the regular • pjn. closing, (continued from page one) Manor, Matawan, and Howard W. her brothers, Dennis, Curtis and two pitchers w e r e locked in a begtnnlag type septic tanks to conform with Roberts, president of the Cliff BUly Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jack tight duel untU there was one out the township code, he declared, wood Beach Co., Inc., and John son, Mr. and Mrs. John Hopson, A. Rogge, secretary, presented in the bottom of the fourth. tested bitterly it w u an illegal but acknowledged the developers her with a check in recognition of Mrs. Obie Washington, Mrs. Percy It was D’Apolito himself who play. ’ were dismayed to the degree that her long and faithful service. She Washington and daughter, Diane, broke the hltless (pell w ith a In the end,'it did not count as property valuations always are also w u the recipient of a check Mrs.-Margaret Jackson, Frank and double. Walks to Hal Ziegler and from the Cliffwood Beach Water George Washington, Barbara Tay Curt Davis and Frankie Laako’a the Raiders made two but not higher and better protected in an I m Mburtfto'rwfetarrrvttfte lor, Barbara Hampton, Valorle Co. for services rendered to that •nmxiuNiM **. smash off Geiger's glove brought three runs In tbe ninth. Geiger area served by sewers. Industry Hannon, Jennifer Grey, Wanda company. Morris Cinnamon, presl- In two runs to put the Matawan singlet] with one out; John Pang- and business I also are loathe to Carter, Arlene and Marion Smith, team ahead. bora hit safely nnd Geiger scored move in where s?wer systems do Peggy Ann and Arlene Major, W alks T n on an overthrow o f third. Pang- not exist, he pointed out. The State Ditsie, Bruce and Brian Jackaon, born scored on a pajned b all. Bob' Department ol Health frowns on Everett and J a m e a Lawson, The following inning, Geiger walked the first two Terrier bat lUpolla got a hit with two out adherence to the u s e of septic Ross W. Maghan Agency diaries in d WUllam Lawson, but D ’ApoIlto fanned R o g P an e tanks when a sanitary sewer Robert and Stanley Smith,’ Jimmy M*., MRS. JOSEPH SLOVENZ SB. ters, Paul Eovino and Rich tMa- to end the game. . . , system can become available, it Lawson, all of Keypori' siello. Pete Eovino's two-bagger Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Slovenz of Keyport. They also have 11 scored two m on Matawaa runs. Matawaa Tarries* (I) was commented. Also Mra. Florence Jackson and SAVE with SAFECO ar., 192 Broad St, Keypori, were grandchildren and fo u r great- D'ApoIlto fanned, but. Ziegler sin a b r h The developers will proceed to tons, Wayne and Craig, Mra. Anne grandchildren. married M yean on Friday, June gled to send Pete Eovino to third. Paul Eovino, c 2 1* lay out a sketch plat of what they Robinson and son, Brian, Bevejly Mrs. Justlna Sloveol was born 26, 1999. They celebrated their an- Ziegler tried to make a- sneak Masiello, If 2 10 project so that the next meeting Thomas, Vivian’lngram, Mary and In Czechoslavakia and came to the niverssry by vacationing at Bush- steal of second while the pitcher Pete Eovino, as ■ I l l with the township officials wiU be David Hunter, Mary and Ronald kill Falla In tha Pocono Mountains, United States In 19M. H er husband Real Estate—Insurance held the ball but Geiger threw D Apolito, p . I l l on the basis of the half-acre mini- Edmonds, Sheila Jackson, Michel waa bom ln Austria and arrived P a. him out However, Pete Eovino Ziegler, lb I I I mums, showing the high ground MATAWAN 138 Main St LO 6-0003 and Terry. Hedgepath, Jimmy Mr. aad Mrs. Slovens m ra mar ln this country In that same year. scored on the play and Coach C. Davis, i f - > 1 4 0 areas where houses will be lo ’ Hutehlnion, Robert Coakley, James ried tn New York on June 21, 1909, Ha started in the bakery business Mika KeUy, of tha Raiders, pro- Lasko, c f . ’ * . I • • cated, ‘he added. and Chubby Royster, David, Linda hi S l John'*. Church. They are ln 1913 and ls retired from tha Ind Karan Rice, Maxine Pitman, the parents of three eons, Frank, Dixie Lea Bakery In Keansburg, all of Mata wag; Richard Jackson, Joseph and Stephen and one which presently Is owned and op Paul and Alien Langley, Joe daughter, Mrs. Marlon Wilson, all erated by his eldest son, Frank. Holmes, Cliffwood. Alsq Mr. and Mra. Jamea Hanls 5 7 2 prizes aw arded this w eeki had been employed by the rail and children, Rodney, Gary and Melissa, Sayrevllle; Mr. and Mrs. George Dunn road sin ce 1916. Samuel Pierson and children, He Issurvived by his wife, Mrt. (continued from page ona) Sammy, Sandra, Drew, Andrea, Lucy (Rainier) Dunn; two sons, Denise and Gary, South River; Mr. dent Before his death Mr. Dunn George A. Dunn jr., West Orange, And This Is Only the 1st Week of Awards! and Mrs. Ernest Scott and daugh ww abla to tell hoepltal au and Peter A. Dunn, State College, ter, Judy. New Brunswick; Ronald thorities that he became 111, went Pa.; a sister. Miss Ruth Dunn, Hampton. Newark; Jllnie Brown, to the platfonh to get some air, A. So, Enter Today, Get In On Plainfield, and many other friends, but lost consciousness and fell. Scotch Plains, and five grand- including a chirteMd bus load of chUdren. ' , the JOflOO PRIZES! relatives and acquaintances from Born In Scotch Plains, Mr. Dunn Funeral servlcffwere conducted Camden. had raided there for 39 yean. He at the A.M. Runyon and Son Funeral Home, Plainfield, yester day afternoon, with the Rev. H e w A m the Correct George Middleton, paator of the A ntvento Gama No. 1 RENAULT Baptist Church, Scotch plains, of '' f r e a k s ’ M -N eca ficiating. Interment w u In Fair 7-Fo t m D a . u p h i n e ^ View Cemetery, Westfield. ••H a lb 4 > P m lw
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w ith- Mood St/Thomas’ Church, Old Bridge, church exterior will-be faced with DeMont To Head } Return From Europe"] Whited-Brown P-TA Fetes Teacher | Opens New Shop | belie colored with red-wood Awards Contracts For New Project trim. The exterior of the a d of St. Joseph's KC Leaving For Ireland; Madison News the church will have a narrow C pdvta lm t bees awarded by The hall, also to be air. Ida C DeMaast was A farewell dinner waa given by Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Cresa- verticil panel of aqua colored 8 t Tbomu' Church, Old Bridge, conditioned, will be 90-by-llHee, Grind Knight of the Knights at members al the Whited-Brown maa and children visited AUalra brick with a large cross super fat tha eauiructioo of a new and has been designed (or use as Columbus, St Joseph’s Coundl Parent-Teacher Association State Park and the Gingerbread imposed upon U. cbiKh, achool - and hall on re a cafeteria for the achool, and (or MO, at a meeting held at the Cheesequake, for the f o u r th Castle, Hamburg, last week. a llie d Route M la .Madison Town. church social functions. A kitchen, Over the main entrance of the Council Home. Route IS, Keyport. grade teacher, Miss Marguerite Robert Fa m r, Disbrow Rd., ’ sliip, approximately one half mile cafeteria, and storage facilities school will be aqua colored brick aautlBof tin Old Bridge traffic Mr. DeMont will serve aa Grand Regan, who is .leaving for a vaca was a recent tonsillectomy patient will be provided in separate rooms panels with the name of the school -•.d r d e . ' at the side of the hall. At the Knight until June 38, IM . tion in Ireland at Riverview Hospital. and church in aluminum letters, "Pia new buildings were made end of the hall will be a stage Other officers elected wen: M iu Veronica Wilkoakl, New accessary because those now in and there will be a statue of SL Richard Ciesaman, Route 9, fitted with lighting and lighting John J. Trabachioo, deputy, grand ark, 1s spending a week with her use are inadequate as the result control. The floor will be wooden Thomas, the Apostle, Patron Saint Madison Township, is on a two- knight; Joseph W. Lachovicb, week vacation from, his position uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. ol rapid population growth. They gymnasium type suitable for in ol the parish, on the panel at the are expected to be built by 1960. door sports. chancellor; Jerome. AnaeUiaO, at the Texas Oil Co., Linden. William Fritz. main church entrance. Behind the ■ Four contracts involving a total Hall WIU Seat 1S2S w a r d e n ; George L. Demery, Gerald Miller celebrated his District 1 Democratic Club held cl $715,788 have been awarded to altar will be a tall, louvered 16th birthday last w eek. • The hall w ill seat 1325 people treasurer; Raymond A- Mitchell, its annual p i c n i c Saturday at four! firms, and the project plans when used as an auditorium, and screen behind which will be the Edward Hummell, Route I, wpl Frank’s Grove, Route I. were prepared by Ruby t P. Mor recording secretary; Ciro Naffrf, 800 at tables. Appended to Um hall organ, choir and baptistry. Injured when an electric fan fell Denise Zahn, Gordon Rd , cele an, West Orange, a I jiteet-engl- inside guard; Edward P. Collins, on him. He was treated for cuts and the nave of the church will The hall will have a steel frame brated her lixth birthday Sun - seer, who designed the new be a common entry space or lobby, senior outside guard; Steve Test*. on the nose and cheek at Middle and long span trusses to provide day. '' ;* i.1 cburdi, school and hall: adjoined by a cloak room, usher’s sex Geners) Hospital, New Bruns Junior outside guard; Eugene Far M n. Hugh Da lull, Kearny, w u » ■ ■ - The site selected some time ago closet and rest rooms. The design aa unusually large unobstructed wick. ' rell. advocate; Harry V. Dupery, a weekend guest of Mr. and Mn. by the Rev. Waiter French, pastor Raymond Ryan. Route M, hu JAMES MULLANEY permits use of the lobby and the area. Under the stage will be Alfred Frits. On Sunday they at of-Str Thomas', was approved by three-year trustee; Fred Rapolla, MR., MRS. JULIUS DEFEUCB returned to his position at the auxiliary rooms without disturb sliding doors and tracks for storage tended a birthday celebration lor James Mullsney, Cliffwood, this the Most Rev. George W. Ahr, ance to tbe nave. Qjo-year trustee; Jeremiah E. National Lead Co., Sayrevilie, af of chairs and tables on dollies. Mr. and Mrs. Julius DeFellce, Mrs. Philip Tremmel, Mrs. Frits week announced tha opening of bis S.T.D., Bishop of Trenton. The school w ill be connected to Hourihan, one-year trustee; Fred ter a week's vacation. Cliffwood, who ara pictured abovs and Mrs. Daliell In Red Bank. new air-conditioned barber shop at ...... Oa 11-Acre Site the church and hall by means of Henry Schwlchtcnberg, who has erick L. vonKodeck, lecturer; Mr. A meeting of the Central Park Cliffwood Ave., Cliffwood Beach, - Tbe sit: consists of 11 acres, a covered passageway or cloister, Bayview Women To DeMont and Harry V. Demery, at Idlewlld Airport, retuned beea residing with his son-in-law Home Ownen Association will be Mr. Mullmey, 24, hu been em live of which will be devoted to allowing passage between the home from Europe on Saturday and. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hold Food, Cake Sale delegates to the state convention; held tomorrow at Hill Lanei ployed ss a barber at Larry's a paved parking area to serve BSD buildings without exposure to the after a three-month trip to Eng Cart M iller, C ottrell R d , Is a Hugh V. McGuire and Mr. Houli Community Hall at l:M p.m. Uarber Shop, West Front St., Key care la lanes, or 1350 cars parted land. France, Italy, Germany, patient ia tin East Orange Veter, weather. The Women's Association of the han, alternates. Mr. and Mra, Thomas Or- port for the put five yean, (Olid. It will be lighted with The school will be of two stories Committee chairmen appointed Switzerland and Denmark. aaa llospitiL B a y v i e w Presbyterian Church, chardo, Route I, hsd is weekend The new ihop will be cpea from oiereuiy-vapor'ltghts. Lawrence Creaaman, Cottrell with 16 classrooms. There will be Cliffwood Beach will hold a home, or elected for the fiscal ye*r were;. gueati, Mri! James Orchardo and I a.m. to (:90 p.m., Mr. Mullanef The' air-conditioned church will Rd., ti oo a two-week vacation a large entrance lobby da the first m idi food and cake sale Satur Mr. Collins, six-point chairman; hospital beds and wheelchairs; •oe, Frank, Brooklyn; Mr. and reported. Ib la vice president al Mat 790 persons in the nave, and floor near which will be the ad day at the beach, under the tree, Mr. Lackovich, Catholic activity; from hia position with E. I. Du. John Hinds snd Stan Welsh, Peri- Mn. Pat Mouuto and children, ihe Bayshara Chapter, Barbers — #-{» th^ choir, wilh provisions in Pont deNemnurs Co., lac., Partin ministrative office aad Malting starting I a m. In the event of J. P. Mnscarello, retreat captain; Peter and Miry Ann, Newark; Union Local JIil. A gradulta at the adjacent hall for several hun room, teacher's room, health suite, sropt editors; Harry Demery, Mr. M lu Deborsh O'Brien observed rain It will ba held In Fellowship Mr. Armeillno, council activity. Mr. and Mra. Angela Orchardo Keyport High School, Mr. Mullane* dred liipre families with small storage room and book storage DeMont. Mr. Trabachlno, Vlnceot hir ievehth birthday recently at Hall of the church...... Also Lawrence Vecddo In, fra and children, Jean Marie, Mary Ii a membei1 of Keyport Coundl, children. The hall-wili be separ room. . There w 111 be a small Mn. Myndert Bonnema, chair a party when she eatertained her ternal activity; Frank Hughes, ta- Infoslno. and Georgs Demery, dele Ana, Nancy and Joseph, Union; Knights of Columbus. ated Irom tha rear of the nave kitchenette .in the teacher's room. fim lly and friends. man, ia being assisted by Mrs. aurance and membership; Mr. Col gates to Chapter 4; Mr. Hughei, Mn. Frink Dlpicl and children, by a safety plate glass partition, P t ii g f o f Bodil Aamot, Mrs. Joh} Com- Mr. and Mra. William Frits, lin!, ceremonial; Walter Bing, pub Joseph and Janice, East Orange, MM speakers from the nave's THe church will have Gothic Mr. Lackovich, Garrett Walsh, Mr. Cottrell Rd., celebrated their Ulh enaa, Mrs. Edwird Schvahl, Mra. licity; Mr. Trahachlne. sick and Mr. aad Mrs. Lynn Davenport, public add res# system wiil furnish w o o d arches, and integrally Paul Wright, Mra. Stanley welfare; Frank Veary, youth ac< Armeillno and Mr. Collins. at weddiig anaiveraary Monday, New Yorkers Are Gat- Athens Ave., Central Pirk, spent aousidLto the hall. colored block walla on the Interior breath. . _ . tivity;. Mr. Hughes aad St KaBeta, tem stes. ■ tha wsekend In Trenton. Mrs. (continual from paga o m ) Davenport attended a family birth' true, hi says, bacaitsa mors t» Mrs. Jouaneau day parly, duitry is likely to lykwala in Mr. and Mri. Paul Wilent and New Jirsey to' take advantage of family, Craua Ave., Central Feted At Party Park, Viiited retailvu la War- the more favoraUe .tu climate Mrs. Riehard Jeuasww-Jr, 11 cheater, M au., over the wiekeui. and alao to tip the vaat labor Lake Blvd., Matawan, was lusit Mr. and Mn. Edward Bamutt, pool represented by the home Athens Ave., ittended the wed of honor June M at a suiyriaa buyers moving Into the tree. shower given by her iliter, MIs^ ding of Mr. - Bennett'i sister In It Is up u> the builden in £ew^ , Marts ret Ana Short, In Matawaa. Atlantic City ever the weekend. Decorations wero In pink and Mr. ind Mn.' Raymond Maher, Jeney to meet lha challengs pos blue with a miniature pink bas Craue Ave., spent the weekend ed by the tremendous shift ol sinet aa tha t^bis centerpiece. in Walton, Conn., where t h e y population, Mr. Cantor uys. He Other gueats were Mra. Charles visited Mra. Maher'a fither la contends thst this can be done by Short, Miss Franoaa Bradach, Mra. Norwilk Generil Hoipltil. offering quality homes at reason Edward Collins, Mrs. Allen Lewis, A community outdoor pirty able prlcu and providing such Mra. Arthur Franlich, Mn. John w u held on the Fourth of July it community facilities u schools Buriew, Mra. John Shephard, Mra, tbi Central Pirk Development. Wilbur DeBeVoiie. Mri. Edward Attending wen ths Cinnlniros, and utilities so tbat the develop Chavtn, Mlu Penny DeFellce, Behrens, Martins, Bliln, Bot- ment of the'ina wlU he orderly Mr*. Arthur Lambartion, M n. 1. tonei, Cyri, Cunnlnghimi. fnd Iree ol Ihe chaoi that has Therman. Mri. Thomas Clause, The innuil fimlly picnic ipon- accompanied o t h e r population Mra. Frank Dugan, Mn. John sored by Laurence Hirbor Flrit explosions," Karlblnu, Mrs. John Butxko, Mn. Aid Squad will be held Sunday, "By providing ichooii for tha James Kube, Mrs. Ronald Hack- Aug. 1, at Farrington firm , Cheeie* children of our buyers, wa will be mann, Mrs. Anthony Blllottl, Mrs quake. performing a service Mt only to Jimei Vens, M n. Charles Short Mri. O. Oadd who hai beea the buysn ind their chlldron, but sr., M n. Donald Marvel, and M iu residing with her son-in-law snd ilio to the iress In which we ire Pat Schuber, M itiwan. daughter, Mr. ind Mn. Michael operating," Mr. CinWr s a y s. Also M n. Richard Jouineau sr., O’Hiri, Athens Ave., ilnca Miy "Tax-fres schools often spill tha Mra. John Mactnnes, Mrs. Jerry hu returned to Sydney, Aue- dlHirence between pragrsu or Cannon, Mrs. Charlei Ruby, M n. tr a ils .' economic crises for townships In Fred Everson, Union Beach, and Thomas Stanbaeh, Bradley areas sublsct lo intense develop Mrs. John Pocujl, Mrs.' Robert M|her and Ronnlt ilidsit wire ment. It Is up to the builder to Sbenherd. Woodttldge. >. . amongthe hoys from Central meet the challenge'.cnated by
D o g F o o d 6 ~ 7 9 ‘ B r e a d T h e VS. Neva! Ordnance Labo , ' . >Ml orfvertlMd prices affecthe , ratory, Silver sprtags,’ Md., cm-' OPENING OFiFER f ;/ r 'r p loys m persons to derslop, - . : Tfcundojr #»» * 114 . ■ ' . e r a le a U aad Im prove n ew W eepeM Tkr»M Hlffit iely M . for the United States Pleat Of Buy On# and Get Ono F R K E ROUTE 3 S a n d 3 * PtW T Y OF H ttlPA W O N O these IMS ara college .S'. Thursday,, July 9,1,95^ j i
reU thea Masted eat a beater tt Racing On The Turf Gives Variety To Monmouth Park Programs els Dominance | Jw y Shof Uoflua clinch liii owa gania. Charier cns Collard relieved Jesie* oa .the J ersey mound (or the Aces and Haa " '' a greeted him with a tit ;ers Contract 2 May End today's ■etaika i Angela, perennial dls- Freehold 4, Malison I, Jim Walker walked and A B : 1oads ww<, fasM Uf V eto Cliftwoc ip» in boy* 8-12 base- ty Eovino doubled to roll il . Such, Fl*., tor Cari Stephens, trict cfcai Rumson 8, Keyport 7._; __ werp reduced to h a v i n g Long Branch 24, Oakhurst I. up. - - - ' M iUm s High's 'pitching ace of the sixth, Morrell bit hi* ate struggle to retain Red Bank (, Belmar 3, f - «Bt two seasons. That is second tom er aad Walker hit one, V her?he will report next February rs Thursday when they Slaadlagt each with men aboard ta further lor ti* weeks training under • bed to tbe Highlands L Ave. - * sink the Aces' out of sight. contract he signed last week with on the victors field. It Long Branch IAMA '6 OJ-OOt ' Mslawaa Braves (U ) the Los Angeles Dodgers of the aid for the Angels that Oakhurst Senior* ~ 4 2 .667 down in one of the Freehold Townsmen 4 2 .667 . . - . ab r h Rational League. L. Tomaselio, 3b ational games in league Rumson A's . 4 2 . 2 2 '' The signing culminated nine ap~ McTague. If carried to nine-innings, Red Bank Towners' 3 1 .5011 4 1 I pea ranees by Stephens at Ebbets Schuber, Jb md the 8-12-regulation Belm ar A.C. 2 4 .331 2- 2 t Field, Brooklyn, (or studying his M orrell, p \ . t, and w as decided by Keyport Arrow- - 1 5 .167 4 .’2 i possibilities as a big league hurler SicSles, lh 3 2 1 by Johnny Ca.ey, lor the past in with the bases filled Madison Twp. PBA 0 < .000 Walker, c i quarter-century the pitching coach >ut in the ninth! Gaines Sunday 4 \ Eovino, ss 4 8 1 of the Dodgers. It was Carey who come left the Angela Long Branch at Freehold. N uccio, cf » 1 » spotted such future Dodger stars lope that the ’Highlands Keyport at Red Bank. Longette, rf ? I • as Johnny Podres and Don New-, Id take their two-game Neptune City at Oakhurst, lainlng with the Rati Madison at Rumson. combe. Carey’s first Impression of 29 13 I t Ions and that both these Stephens was the Matawan boy Ktyport Acaa (1) would be beaten by did not have the potential, but ak r h ab before the regular when Stephens "broke” a few Braves Crush H. DuBois, lb • 3 « I . - curves properly under big league Is thia weekend. ThiB Bryan DuBols, 2b 3 * 1 assignment for which jiiound ’ supervision, the Dodgers W. H yer, c ipecially with the An * • j pitching coach changed his mind Aces Title Bid F. Jones, p, cf 3 1 1 and became “high" on Stephens. t win over the Rari- Matawan Braves seemingly as Houston, sp . He believes that Stephens can be . team still subject to sured themselves of the regular French, rf 3 • I made into a National League protest. 1 he Angels and the Rari- season championship of the north Collard, p • • I pitcher with four years training. re now tied with a week ern division, Monmouth County Post, cf . 2 • I ' . The contract signed by Stephens emalning to determine Colts League Monday when they G am , If 2 I I . assigns him to the Green Bay, m wiU represent the routed their nearest rivals in the Opatoaky, 3b I l l Wis., Class B Dodger farm team, .Incroft group in the standings, the Keyport Aces, 13-1 but this does not mean that the ,'offj. . at KHS field. The Braves stiU - - . 24 1 4 htHS hurler wiU go there. It . is The .Anilels started this sensa could be overtaken with most of Score by laalagt: , : the policy of the Dodgef.organl- tional battje as though to make it the teams having three regular Keyport Aces 018 800I-1 1 zation to assign a new pla>'»f\as a runaway from the start. Rich games plus make-up games re M atawan Braves 100 8841—13 . - high as possible when he is coa- Klein, fl^t batter up In the Flalsh of ths tD ,M added Lon (fellow Handicap, the July 4 holiday I field. Tho raca was n a at am llt over the turf. Hurd* racing o* maining before the season ends. ,— ; 1 - -. sidered good big league material feature at the track, la tbowa abeve. with Jadyn Stables Ll'I Fella, the turf wlO start oo the track's progrsm this week, game, worked Highlands pitcher, But the Bravea have a 12,-1 rec to leave.the way open to bypass ridden by WIlHe Hartack, coming la well ahead of tbe rest of tbt| ■ Biggie Beftha, for a walk. Ben Asbury Wrestling , . ord and a two-game clear lead the lower brackets of "farm" Smith singled. Ken Siyarto then with the Keyport Jet* and the Card Tomorrow . team schooling if his progress In tourney winners, 2-1 In ths opening garnered the firat of hia three the winter training camp in Advocot# Summtr-Long two Raritan teams yet to-play. round of the GOT play. Stephens hits, a dolfble that scored Klein Rlckl Starr make* hi* second Arrows, Madison PBA Nines The Jets meet the Braves to .Florida Is very marked. ‘ ' fanned 111 batters, walked 11 and Fiihing Imtructibns and advanced Smith to third. morrow night at KHS field with shore sppearance when he bat*, ‘ ■' Receives Boaus allowed 2f hits in his 11 games Buddy Vens, Cllffwood's starting tha aim to . upset them more as ties Angelo Savoldi In a match to' -Stephens got a' bonus, not as In 1(68. ; Continue Downslide In JSL\ Summer-long fishing programs pitcher, fqpned, but Rich Medol- means of overtaking the Aces Urge si the one Pav* Jones got T h lr past, season w as hi* w o n t for young people, with adequate la'* grounder got away from the a finish in the feature of tomor It was more of tba same for away front MendlnMnertght field. ■ (rom the Milwaukee Braves, but one a* a high.school pitcher. He Highlands ! Infield and Smith and now. The first two places qualify row night's wrestling program at the Keyport Arrows and lha Mad Trout galloped home to tl* the inslrucllor provided, ati being the Class B League contract con had a V4 record. His strikeouts- Szyarto galloped home. Bertha teams for the playotfs for the ison Townahlp PBA nine* in acore. - - . advocated by th* State! Depart the Asbury Park Convention HalL tract makes up for that In assum walks-hlts allowed record was only theii boro down to retire the county title, The Jets trail the ment of Conservation a n d E co This bout has a 60-minute lima ing a good minor league wage slightly below last yeart,-being lit Jeney Short League play Sun . But It w u all for naught. Ia rampant Cllffwooders on another Aces by two. nomic Development to replace the limit. . . . level. The signing wss effected, by batters fanned, 21 walked aod 12 day. Thla time the bitter dose of ths tpp of the eighth, (Men Cash- strikeout and a pop up. The Braves George Morrell and defeat wat made more acrid by lon was safe when Roger Dllger oneway fishing derbies. formerly Co-starred in the double feature 1 H»nk Majeskl, the Dodgers New hit* allowed. AU For Angels the Aces Fred Jones.were locked Jersey representative, who first Ifeing at one-run m argins In erred. Mendinl walked, advancing sponsored by local group*. is. a team match contest, two-out- After graduation, Stephens haa And that was all for the Angels In a 1-1 pitchers battle until there game* that got away from both Glen Caihlon, Both ninaen mov Dr. A. Heaton Underhill, di of-three-falls, between the team* ,TrntroCliced Stephens a t E bbeti played for the paat month with for the rest of the game as were two out In the last of the Field on recommendation of Andy team s. The Arrows went 11 Inn ed along on a passed ball. Don rector of the department's Di of Don Lewln and Johnny Barend the Cliffwood Royals where he re Bertha got better as he. went fifth Monday. The Braves picked Taylor, district Dodger scout. ings before they yielded to th; Csshion then lofted a l&ig fly ball vision of Fish and< Game, ssys versus the Zebrs Kid ahd Chrl* turned to hfy 1158 form against along. Szyarto doubted with one up a run in the first when Lou Taylor placed Stephens tn the lo Bill Haberman ln left field and the long programs give an . op Averoff. In a single feature Ml- opposition far beyond anything he Rumson A's at KHg field 1-7. The out in the third but Bertha fanned Tomaselio hit safely, went, to Glen Cashlon scored the winniiig portunity to stress sportsmsnship quel Perez, Puerto Rico, meet* “all-state, all-star” game for^ew encountered tn high school. The Madison PBA tied the game at Vena and Medolla to leave him second on an Infield out, and Jersey high school boys at Newark run after the catch. of the highest order rather than Al Smith, California. Dodger scouts have viewed the three-all against the Freehold stranded. With two out ln the scored on an error. The Aces recently and the Matawan grad Ksyport Arrewi'(T) tjie pressure of competition. brand of all the Royals play and Townsmen In a contest at South Angels half of the fifth, Smith big chance: came.ln the lop of the Another team match rounds out fanned -five of sl* batters to face have Stephens continuing with the Amboy only to go down to de ' . «b r 'Fishing primarily Is a con tripled tnd Szyarto walked, but second. JOnea and Jimmy Hous Friday night’s wrestling „*how. him in two innings. What truly feat 4-1. - . . ■>, ■ Dellkit, lb 1 The two Lou's, Martinez and T o n Cliffwood team for the balance of templative sport 'rather than a Bertha fanned Veria again to pull ton led off with hlta. Joe French ■‘sold'1 Carey on Stephens potential C. Davlno, 2b 0 conlpetltlve one,"'tie. aald. "For res, stack up agalpst Cowboy the season as a good intermediate The Arrows made their defeat out of thi# hole. The last , Cliff dropped down a bunt and Morrell u a pitcher w as,w h en the Mat- Bonczek, as Bradley and John ■ Vansky. ' Thl* step between high school and pro a truly remaifcable An* tn that I thtt.resson, w e.an urging local wood chance came. Iri tha eighth. and Tomaselio let it roll between F. Washington, 1 grwps to extend their sponsor bout is for two-out-of-three-faU* baseball. they rolled up the Impressive total Szyarto doubled With one out, them into left field. Jones scored Kedzlerakl, U 1 to win. The bout* wilt start at of JI hits. They ..never failed to ship from the'one-day to the Vena fanned, again, but Medolla and Houston wound up at third on M cKeon, c 1 8 p .m . ' ' get a man on base In all 11 Inn Season-long-fishing.programs, and singled, s«nding Szyarto to third, the mlscue. The Aces -then tried Jankowski, p 0 give youngsters * proper Idea of ings and they had a total of 15 But a fly ball ended this chance. squeeze play* with disastrous re Hurdle Racing Sharkey, p 1 left hanging, sportsmanship.” ; sults. Gary Post bunted to Tom- Your advertisement in this pa Nanna, rf V ena w m wild at the itart and "More than this, they ei 1 asello and Houston was out at the per 'Will breach prospective pur Jackson, rf 0 walked the first two batters to At Monmouth 4 4 lead going Into the fou'rti plate. Steve Ganz fanned and chaser* in every community In the LoPresto, If 0 / t face him ln the opening Inning. bayshore jirta, Ing with Dlclt Sharkey North Win Spark Dave Opatosky rolled out, ending Hurdle racing got underway Florek, p 4 1 They advanced on a passed ball this week at Monmouth Park. The great guns oh the mound for and scored on Bertha’s single. the Keyport threat. Morrell set them. In the second, Leo Ked- tled down after that and not an first stakes race for tho hedge 7 31 Vena fanned three this inning to Jumpers will be. held tomorrow, iler«kl and Bill McKeoit led off From Arrows Trio other keyport batter reached: A’i <«) show he had settled down. with1 hit* foi1 the' Arrow* iuid first. - ' '. / ... . th? $7500 Monmouth National : D«plte their lowly estate In the In the tlilrd Highlands tied It were sacrificed Wong. Sharkey lA pie standings, Keyport Arrows Three-Run Homer - . : Maiden'Hurdle for three-year-old* B o w err>rr Jb,,"1'ab.r4 - " , up on a triple and an Infield out. walked, loading th? bases against and up at a mlle-and-three^ust- Filhbeln.» fn , A' , ^ H B ll M M I * 0 n Township, PBA Vena held" the home side safe on Jones had fanned eight of 14 to terli,yflth the Instituting ot hurdle Denman Smith, Red ,B « ' Shay, ■ra'M pplljtd'the player#,4arge- face him-when Tommy Nuccio t>Hcher w o fW n k ^ !;K u h ii the .moimd after that until Smith racing,' the P.rogwm will go to Slate,>, rtn . v Mfiv vIJJ, o reitSSntlbm^Mrl the Ntittfl win took over the pltchjng'asslfinmeht .came to bat with two outr in' the- Nanna Jr. Jilt ’W f l / ’ to 'fin d - In' rtlne races bn Sllbut the "stakes" Gill, s* ■ * over tile SoiitS- fit the^sgue's for the Angels in the seventh. M atawan *• half ’ o f the fifth. - He two'runs. Al pellkat tripled *nd days, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Lee, c f* ...... A :-1' 1 1 0 apnijal all-star game July 4 at singled. Tom Longette walked. the Keyport total waa up to four, Smith showed he also was ln The feature ,qf flat racing this Ellison, 3b' Oakhiirsf. The North won 6-2 af- Jones tried to correct his control Rumsop' made thi first dent lit < j 1 form1 by fanning the Highlands com ing weekend w ill be the $23, C ook.fl Cox. 2b 0 1 0 The summary, atowjng the g n u time to get pest Sid 5 Flicker M Triple Play In Holmdel Tigers W. Liebenow, 3b 2 0 1 Mrs. Rudnick Top scores made, the handicap allowed, tbe seroi-ftoals. , [ BOWLING SCORES R aye, cf 1 1 1 and the net was as follows: Elliott Schatzkln, Keyport IU* 8*12 Baseball Defeat Leaguers Sm ith, p 1 1 0 In Women’s Met Claas A (M l Handicaps) manufacturer, w u on* of tour vha MAT-KEY H O N . M1XF1> W eeks Fuel OB 7 11 Foster, lb S I I Mrs. Ottp Fromkes, tied I6r third in Scotch foursome* What ii believed to b« the fint Tbe Holmdel Timers, the. ocvly* Two Keyport ^golfers, Mrs. Shir J a a e 21 Mauwan Wine ft Liquors SU UU Bogart, rf Twin Brooks triple play ia the history al local .T eam formed Pony League team that 2 1 1 ley RudnkX, ia the womea's di Sunday. He posted <4-24 for a n et W L 800 Series Mrs. Joseph Rudnick, 8-12 baseball w u pulled b y tbe Mat-Key •‘300'' B ar Wohanka, ss 1 1 vision, and Sol Opatosky, on the 40. u 0 Joe Poram bo 210-230-182—028 wUI represent the township tn W- Jumping Brook tt- 1 -7 4 J ______Matawan Terriers Thursday in a Pete's, Inc. IS 6 John Barna U3-2I4-201-W1 Colavlto, c 1 1 mea'a aide, gained prominence in 14-years baseball, showed la It golf iplay the past week. For Mrs. Mrs. Fred Malone, game against the Keyport Car Cliff's Seafood 14 7 2*8 Club D. Liebenow, If 1 1 Trainc/ Grover Stephens hi weekend they are fully capable Jtaduck^-Jt waa Ih# befit of her . £a$t Orange S5-11—74 dinals. The Terrier* won with Middletown-Keansburg Charles Allen 232 Jones, If ------shipped 11 hurdle horaer- To^th* bolding their own in this cora carter oo tbe links as she shared plenty to spare, 12-6. It m ight have National Bank e 14 7 Joe Porambo 210-238 K elsey, If I I 0 Mrs. Joseph Cralle, Run Acre^ Farm at Colts Neck pe titiun. They engaged the Raritan honors for the Women’s Metro been different except for the triple Ziegler's Electric 13 8 John Barna 214-201 M ontclair 62> 8 -7 5 for the jumping season at Moo- Rovers, a Monmouth County Colts politan Golf championship io two play. Trailing si* runs In the fifth, E m jays . 12 * v^rgil Boncada 216 U I t Mrs. Richard Newman, mouth ftirk. Heading the draft if League team, in. a holiday feature bmckets of play. the Cardinals filled the bases with Lawley's Real Estate William Yankoski RariUa Ravars (0) Twin Brooks . 8$-lQ—7< Sinn Feiner. HU 212 and emerged victors by * M Betty ft Eddies Pat Montagna Mrs.'Rudnick, of Jumping Brook Mrs. WilUam Ittleman, none out-on two hits and a walk 11 10 219 score. ’ ab r Fisher’s Cities Service 11 10 John Bonnetti Hamlin, 2b Country Club, Neptune, st 43-40— Twin Brooks 68 11-77 and a rally good enough to draw 214 The Tigers quickly eased any 4 t H endrick's Dairy 10 11 Cusano, ss 82, And M rs. Joseph Cralle, Mont Mrs. Hy Pscr, Shacks- S t u l t z S ' - them close appeared in the mak apprehension t h e ir supporters Haley’s Sunoco Service MAT-KEY WED. MEN’S Sullivan, lb clair! at 41-41—S3, shared the top m axon M -18-77 ing. A line drive that could have 10 11 might hsve over tbeir capacity to F U C L K l O f Ulrichsen Boat Works Stewart's ‘‘35" 17 1 Sauter, lb, p price in the Women'a Met Golf Mrs. William Ehriich, gone for extra bases was snagged 10 11 play it evett with s Colts League Schuber's Atlantic 10 11 Outcasts Otcott. cf Association tournament at the Mountain Ridge 87* $ - 7 ! by Frankie D’Apqlita, Teniers WV4 H i team by blasting the Rovers lor No. l t ie 11 Schuber's Atlantic , 11 S .Nappi, If /Twin Brooks C o u n tr y Club, Mrs. Adrian Benjamin, shortstop, and quick tosses to Pete an 8-2 lead at the start. Tbey Kulas Boat Works No . 7 10 8 Clanciulli, 3b watchung, Thursday. . Englewood m s - n Eovino at second and Hal Ziegler 9 12 could do little with the offerings N o . 3 ' N o. 4 10 8 Mrs. Rudnick also shsred the Opatosky gained the ri|*ht to at first retired the side before the 1 12 of Lefty Sauter, the Rovers mound Det-uccia, rf N o. 17 Keystone r's I -10 M ason, rf net honors with Mrs. Otto h ronkei, play Murray Hsher this weekend spectators'could grasp what was VA 1214 ace and a leading league pitcher, N o. 19 7 N o. 10 ...... 7 11 PeCoursey, c Twin Brooks. Mrs. Rudnick had for the Jumping Brook Board of happening. l i the rest of the game, but they No. 13 S 18 Baron's J. Smith, c 124—74 and Mrs. Fronket posted Governors trophy in men’s play A double by Curt Davis, Terriers V 4 I1\4 did not need to. Cannonball Smith, No. 12 Bzura's - 3 15 8 H S -7 4 . b y defeating Dr. Jerom e Lai>ky pitcher, with the bases loaded ln 5 18 oo the mound for Holmdel, had HO Series Mary Carter Paints 0 18 Mrs. N. J. Cieure, Glen Ridge, In match play one i lb 32t CQlLAniOLC Born, c . H arris, o l i t the Plainfield aggregation out of HOLDS U 0ARMINTS Paul Eovino, c P ea se, c 0 0 0 the game quickly. Earl Gumbs MssJeUo, If W.. Jackson, If 1 0 0 hit * home run In the first Inning No*'Hi Aug 5 Barrasso; II .(«. McBride,'If ' I • I with Otey Wathington and Dolly Aitelll, If AfThorsen, rf • 1 0 0 Sims on base. The Cliffwood slug A Pete Eovino, if, Jb Shafto, rf 1 0 0 ger was right back at -the Plaln- mi mm D'Apollta; ta ' P ike, rf 0 0 * flelders the next inning. Stan Zieglpr, lb ri Parrish walked snd George Gumbs OF IMfll'S C. D^vis, p .-.•ix 22 7 t singled at the start of this frame. . w t o * 1 U s t o . 2b Keypert Irinw (4) Jackson waa safe on an error but NVi STAMfS A! VOW Ut At (it terroak, rf • t r t then two went out Thi* brought LtHUft G e m . rf . K irk, rf 0 « up Earl Gumbs again and. this T#V M V IV W VAUMI |M F. Davino, 2b Lawson, rf 0 t time he smashed out • two-bagger Machado, XT; Sica, lb 1 0 to sweep the bases. Rollie Sims B ailee, ss 0 0 singled to score Esrl Gumbs and . t f U 14 Merinsky, p 1 1 the PlalnfWden already wire onW "". o o o ______Keyport Cardinals (I) S a n a a , ; 3b 0 1 dowa out of sight 7-4. ab r h J. DuBois. If 1 i Manager Gumbs was pleased . . ° ° M t PROOF WW MV» W . . . Kennedy, rf . I # 0 Hostrop, cf 0 0 with the play of the younger mem-: Lo Sappio, e 1 1 F ehete, 2b 1 1 ben of the squad stich as Jack and S T A M M a t 6 M H O Fisdder, p, m % 3 F alian , c 0 2 Yates snd Bobby jkduon. TW R. Walker, Jb 1 2 Royals having no suitable home T estlno, If * M * 7 field, travel by bus, their man Vam, ef M fear* by i—iy ! kf n ot CUMN’ itou ur at xm tow rata * AN AMRKAN PAVO«ITK% , , ager relates, and the. playars-wish Beacli,TB;-lb ' 0 1 Keyport Braves 022 008-4 to thank th* targe numbers of Merrill. Jb, p • 1 Matawan Rfld.So* ... 2M «x-7 TIDE DiTERGEKT FRYBANi SHORTEMM KEilOCC'S CORN fUKES loyal CUffwood fins who fellow them around to tlss places they play. • CWfwoad Royals (IT) 2 S' 5 5 * 3 6 3 2 2 a b r h Bob Jackson, 2b J ll O. Wathington, ss 0 12 D. Shns, lb 6 I ) Stephens, p ' S ll R-E-L-A-X G. Gumbs, rt 4 11 Yates, rf 2 2 2 TOMATO JUICE R. Sims, e . >01 Clax. c 2 1 1 M.MONVI ' . C. Wathington, 2b ■ 6 1 2 S. Parrish. If lit X m C. C r a ss,-If. I l l t>»KC H g r n S. Gumbs, If 0 0 0 COCKTAR ‘M O t G. Cumbs, cl ' >3 1 2 nun IV KKXH CAM.VMOWJ 0 'Allison, ef 10 0 % , r B. Wathington, cf ...... • 1 2 1 m a m a m m 2 ivrai coeu 3 “ 29* m iC£0 TIA TIMI IT S l a v TEA TIMI „ . « « ■ . " i a ; . ' 49 17 30 IW OM iw'tAOJ - u r r o H t i a « 4 3 m i r r drink Plainfield Stars 0) u a # a — —. . . n « w H I*. MMCMH MACABONIA «« g j ^ ^ ------A. Smith, u nrtHMcAiocN KnCHtH CMtMN ItO lO l S fefa , W right, 2b MATONMAtH - 27' sum m i 2 ^ 2? leave your rug cleanisg te is... Holmes, rf ’ JUWH1N* • ’ . M . Wtsua c*MKtBS . . a a , 10* JM* Riddick, lb * n ! m m Cracker* -< * / TOWN HOtfM A 33 Edwards, If; p E n jo r • C-A -R -E-F-R-E-E M a For FREE. F. Smith, 2b wnSSi f k k a p and IU.I E-A-3-Y b « ria | Ikal j m Williams, cf 1 D ilH w j call nhalia n |i BUG CLEANING ^COMPANY H ighway 36 ond M iddle Rood 4th and Stereo* Are. S*olli Amlwjr H a i l e t ■ , laHM aotlM lMiqfM I V bit Yo«r TrlpU'S Ion C enter At N. J. Slot* Highway 36, Kmantburg m u n h u c r iaiim »rjL - S u u m t H O M D A I * fo g * T w ^ w THE MATAWAN JOURNAL .Tfcundoy, July 9, 1959 benefit of the doubt and dismiss LEGAL NOTICE Cub Scout Softball ed the charge. . ' (Character Witness foreclosed, by v u t m a t Program Is Underway Charles H Putm an, 42 -Wilson tahtriUace, descwV tatestaey.^devies, Ave., Matawan, admitted under dower, curt**/, — The Cub Scout softball season, «a»v*y*nc*. *trtry ■ of jvAgmmii The M ataw an Journal Classified A ds Enters Testimony questioning by Vincent C. DeMaio, other Uwful or tefatHffct, luiurc now is underway, with games Matawan,- attorney for Salvatore ot which And tfae xc«ioa tbat you ■ Character witnesses, including a »nd each of you areliodud'«• 4e- being-played, nightly in all four, Nun^iatOi H illsdale Rd., Matawan. clergyman (ram the Keyport area, f«ad«aU Lt «et torUi wttb pertieUUritj division* U the county league. that he tell asleep at the wheel la the ComplaiAt, « copjr at wbieb wl I FOR RENT 'aa*rp u t oo O t stand io the court Twenty-four Cub Packs have en be furrUehed you on fttrittit addreepfc : FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HELP WANTED on Route 71 Juqe 13 and thereby to the uttorneyi for' Qte pi^nW f r o o m cottage to taEe MATAWAN: Beautiful brand b *w tered teams in the league thla tbe »bovr mentioned *<" La d ie s of Magistrate Maxwell Mayer, caused collision with the Nunzlaio apartment, 2 bedrooms, 20 It liv year and all will compete for the CAMERA away; $M. CaU COIfax 4-2125. Madison Township, Monday by J. car. Mr, Putm an w as fined $10 dor Coart ______: Wj9* ing room, kitchen with dining area, county championship, , Dated: June li, ltM 4x5 C&OWN GRAPHIC If you have a pleasing personality, and (5 costs and the charge bath. On bus line and near R. R. Frank Welgand, Keyport, *s at i9 157.33 , Flash Gun— 3 Holders like tb talk to people, and have 15 Division play-offs are scheduled against Mr. Numiato was drop sta tio a CaU CO 4-1106. wjtf torney tor Americus F. White, Haz for the latter part of July, and ped. Capt. Melna was the invest! 1-487 $ 1 2 5 TW O FAMILY hours a week lo work, WE NEED let, charged as disorderly io that he SHEBirra 8AZJB YOU. If you need extra money, KEYpORT, 5 room apartment, 1st tbe annual all-star game will .be gating officer. SUPERIOR COURT BARGAINS*, YOU NEED US. CaU SUadyside floor oa 2 bos lines. CaU COIfax blocked the path ot M n. Kathleen held oa Thursday, Aug. 13, una«r Lester Cogziano, West Orange, OF NEW JERSEY - SAW the lights at Fprt Monmouth. Ai CHANCERY DIVISION 1-1327. wJ2P 4-0995. wJ9 Schanck, 23, VanBrackle Rd., Mat paid f 10 fine and SS costs for MONMOUTH COUNTY 8" BENCH— E X T R A BLADE These homes, a/e lo good resi an added attraction at the all - Docket No. Y N U I V KEYPORT, Broad Street, 3 i awan, oa a’public highway June passing a stop sign at Broad St. dential areas In town (Keyport OPERATORS star game, there will be this year Rote Salve*i Ml kit et Bis:, PJaUv- $ 1 5 and bath. Hiiat and. hot water and Little St. June 26. Patrolman tiffs vs: Abretum Seldenberg, «t aii* and Matawaa) and good Income ON CHILDREN’S SPORTSWEAR 15 near midnight supplied; (60 per month. Also 2 a "run-off" of the Pinewood Derby, JU rvey Morrell Jr., borough po Defendant* ‘ . producers for buyers who can AND MEN'S ROBES According to Mri. Schanck’* tes Bv virtue of • writ o t 4XMUtfo0 ta HOUSE TRAILER rooms and bath, (50. Call LOw The northern division includes lice, was complainant. Marshall qualify. These terms are for all Salary, (45 ■ (70; 40 hours weekly. ‘the above stated action * ^ ell 6-2637, Bayshore R ealty, Rt. timony, the nan followed her from teams, managers and ', coaches Kamrass, Little Silver, paid 110 cd, 1 shall expose for i 16 FT- — SLEEPS FOUR buyers not Just veterans. WIU discuss transportation prob : » s !vendue, at the Court: House » s !vendue, ' COMPLETELY EQUIPPED 35. Cliffwood. wJ9 Laurence Harbor along Route 35 from Cub Packs In the northern and 15 costs for excessive speed Borough of Freehold, County au,____ lem s. , . part of the county as follows: at this Intersection June 29 on mouiii, New Jersey, oo Monday, the Needs A Little Work House,No, 1; Live In the S room «■ BAYSHORE TOGS APARTMENT, 6 rooms, heat sup through, Cliffwood Beach and Key 13th day of July, at 2 retecS, Pack 10, Cliffwood Beach, Arthur complaint of Patrolman John apartment, pay only $30 per month LOCUST STREET, KEYPORT plied Inquire Keyport Delicate*- port,' then' down a aide road into P.M. Prevailing Time. * 45200 ..... Shortildge and Ronald Peter; Pack Muller, borough police. All the following tract or part*l ol for all, with rental from 4 room COLFAX 4-5866 sen. wJ9* Matawan to the train station where land and tbe premises hereinafter 56, Union Beach, Bernard Mor. particularly described, altuate, Jrtng RIDING, TRACTOR apartm ent. Ask for John APARTMENTS; 3 and 4 rooms she; frightened at going home to cinitk and William Harriott; Pack and being in the Township of Ifarl* ; • ■ wjtf with bath, unfurnished; h e a t, boro, tn (he County of HoomovUi and 7-HP— BULL PUP her' dark and deserted street with 81, West Keansburg, Arthur Viaud; State of New Jersey: . - , ; House No. J.: Live In the 5 room supplied. Located in CheeSequak*.' .' Alonzo Willis «" Blade i— H ” Mower WOMAN for general housework by Pack 10, Keyport, R ay A n gef* BfiGIKNINO at a point in tha apartment, pay only S&S per month CaU PArkway 1-5620. w jl a car following her, turned around (continued from pige one) Westerly side of the, Fte*hoid ' and t - Nearly New-^-Cort PJt the week. Convenient to buses; back; P ack 131, Holmdel, Bob Kcypojft Turnpike therein distant for all with rental from 4 room and’ went bade the same route to write Box D in care of this news-: APARTMENT, newly decorated; 4 Shaw; Pack 64, Keyport, Albert Clinging to. wreckage, he was in 1U.OO feet nortti along aaid Torapdke $600 apartm ent. a girl fHend's house la CUffwood Wuestefeid. William I. Kuchler, the water b*lf-*n-bour before a Irom .the Intersection^ of the K sik r- paper...... wj# rooms and bath, heat, and. b it ly. boundary line of 1 lands now water supplied, also garage. In Hailet, is chairman of the northern llfebopt from the Maine picked formerly of Geo. 8. Xngrahsm PUMP House No. 3.: Live in the 5 room BEAUTICIAN, full time, with the Northerly bonboundary ' * U “m . quire 16 Main Street, Matawan or. tyri. Schanck testified that the division. him up. Suffering from shock, he DEMING SHALLOW WEIL apartment, pay only $52 per month Ed. Naylor rsrin, m anagers license. CaU COIfax caU LOweU 6-4018. • J9* man followed her all the way back was hospitalized for three months (U a slh e magnetli»i ______Good Condition 12 0*1. Tank for all with rental from 3 room 4-5057 evenings, or CHarter 7-1545 Into Cliffwood Beach where she In Key West and then returned to ast along tha W< aide of said Turnpike,g , apartm ent. days, Barbara’s Beauty Shop, STORE; apply Single System turned olf the highway onto Rose RB Lions Seek duty- aboard the flagship of th* the JosetM Van V eter Une; theu. * 4 0 Highland Psrk, N. J. ' wJ9 Laundry, corner Broad and'Fint fleet |n the blockade of Santiago North ft* SO' West 190* feet wood Dr. and came down pircb- House No. 4; Live In the 3 room Street. Phqne COIfax 4-0787. wj> Van Malar’s U ne to a stake: then< C A U , / MALE: Part time help. Apply In Wood ; Dr. and he turned up Harbor.- - , (S) North 18* M' West 071.*g feat still WILLIAM L , M ORRIS apartment of this brand new du- IllrChwood Dr. and blocked her County Playoffs Receive* Medals along Van Mater’a Une to a stake at person; manager Loew's 35 HOUSE, 5 rooms, .Qall SHadytlde the Intersection of said Van Mater** COIfax 4-30M B efore 5 P J C plei; pay only (40 per month for 1-0825, w jl path. In recognition of his services and Wbilesan's lines; thence (4) South Drive-In. ' wJ9 Cliff wood's Rsriian Bay Lions Gibson 8-9J00 A fter t P.M . all with Income from 4 room apart Man Flees Area during the Spanish-American War, 64' 30* West U2.00 feet along ihe Wbit- ROOM for rent. Call LOwell 6^230. scored their greatest triumph In sen line to a stake at the mteraactlon w jtf ment. Immediate occupancy. HOUSEKEEPER to Uve In, good When she ran to a friend's home Mr. Willis was awarded the U.S. of the Whitsen line anjland Laura JLH^ Con;Con1 pay. R eferences. COIfax 4-5454. 8-11 League p lay when they in ov GRAND UNION'S G R A N D - W A V D!£COU n t N. J. STATE HIGHWAY 36, KEANSBURG Opaa Mon. Thni T h n . 9 AJM. u 9 PJM. - Fri Ifl 10 PJA. - S*t & Sun. til 6 P-M. AIR C0NDITI0NEI i f * } t o s m n n m i com m iF /lzifM ii S ; Z , r l } A r THE EXTRA DISCOUNT COUPONSJ/3f| IM TH U RS.' FR I,, SA T, J WITH YOU -GET BIGGER THAN EVER SAVINGS! ” w - ^ LSSfibTwAY ExtfrrpTscouNf coupflpl! ittmmfrwocmmiTtMi samarmnTmmrM I CLIP THIS COUPON AND SAVE! !J ! H I .CLIP n i d THISt u i i rCOUPON n i n n u ANDt u n •SAVEI. T u r i CLIP THIS COUPON AND SAVEI CLIP THIS COUPON AN PS A V El v - J1.M CWUDtEN RED ir BLUE '30« MISSES’ TAILORED A gM S2.9S-4.98 COLLAR MODEL ^ 50>’ei. FAMOUS MAKE CANVAS MEN'S KNIT 1 8 7 BLACK &WHITI SNEAKERS SHIRTS • "■* I • Arch aupport, canva* top. . PANTIES 9 1 • WukiUi tifta mi cittH Huh. ROLL FILM • Rubber to* protector, SMI • Tati*ri< rtfM aeittti, tUitlc I**, • Sized 20,127( ind 620. • mnt.ruum.UtoW' UH • AtNrtHttMOmMH. S iV t • Save »1.50. aize* 5-12, 1-3. * a-2 • tlM T tllN m « OFFER EXPIRES SATURDAY. JULY 11, 195flfca m OFFER EXPIRES SATURDAY. JULY 11. ifiSfll w m & z i — m m M ^^egilTiffoljpoftp CLIP THIS COUPON ANO SAVEI J CLIP THIS COUPON AND SAVEI J pCLIP i i d r THIS u i t r COUPON n iiD O M ANDtun turn SAVEI Rl 1 ' *>iCLIP id tui«THIS rmCOUPON ionu ANDm n n u l l $14.95 ALUMINUM DELUXE A <2.98 0AY STRIPE I, PRINT lt.0 0 MISSES* NOVELTY 814.85 RIGID : CHAISE $| BEACH 57 COTTON P U T 6'SWIMMINC I0UNGE TOWELS BLOUSES . POOL • Htavy aluminum tubing. 1 • Waihabla,varl*tyoftly1*t. • Tubular matalframa. • Realty toak up thewatar. m * • Rajnbaw of colon, • Sturdy webbing, ideal for ' • Ideal far beech and picnic*. •. 4earoaraaft*. • Drain . , *11 outdoor*. ,. . J ittn8*M ,U tfai hoie oonneotlon. ,ay III* U ll * a i _ OFFER EXPIRES SATURDAY.JULY t t . 1 9 S « i _ _ OFFER EKPIRC8 SATURn.iit.iiij i iw aiw > i i 'j <&9&2Zz&SiWaii$S3Wi c w a s a z z s m CLIP THIS COUPON AND SAVEI .CLIP THIS COUPON AND SAVEI CLIP THI8 COUPON AND SAVEI CLIP THIS COUPON AND SAVEI xi.Nta.ntYDON'TM wnir $ U 3 WASHABLE . Jl»* IKHTfUMT, AUTOMATIC DiHrwoi»iiuu4i’c«r BOYS' COnON FOLDING AUTOMATIC 3 BALLS 4 SHORTS f ! GOLF CART PERCOLATOR . *J-lquld center, tough val- • SfflMUfl fmt Nnr wifat • 10 " rubber wheel*. • s m Eujfltwiirapirit,,«Vnl|U. l_. _ canized cover. • f c t u t t s n i f n e k t, s l o t 112. • Hold* any *lz* golf bag. • Mill fir NrtwarialaaUam. tm • American mado. i r l f l r t f * PvniD PR : l G & m r * r gyr^ im couN f coTjponp a^Q^O^^DTsggUNf^QljPQlp ttM tr& sm irtam si qcBAirm r mOTtstdtffif fdCpdM CLIP THIS COUPON AND SAVEI CLIP THIS COUPON AND SAVEI IT J CLIP THIS COUPON AND SAVEI. C 3 CLIP THIS COUPON AND SAVEI 84.98 HEAVY GAUGE PLASTIC I1IJHM0 ATIUtTNI $4.95 COMPLETE SABRE $19,90 MOTORIZED 24" GIRLS' MISSES'FAM0r$C CAMERA BARBECUE RAINCOATS „ swim s u n s j OUTFIT 2 _ " r« a m i i y • SiaMalrrMfciatcliafML > • Ant ttjki, IMes ethrt • Include* camera, Mathgun, f.) • Complita with heod, * * * * * ^ • law irintn taxi ibM. • M titwaitalta^witn-1i K * UH ’ film, bulbtf, batterlea. ' • UK < J motor and ipK. ' UH ■ J A-2 I ( J • Ideal for all cook-outt. A-2 f I OFFER EXPIRES SATURDAY. JULY It. 1959 OFFER EXPIRES SATURDAY. JULY 11. 1959 _ OFFER EXPIRES SATURDAY. JULY 1 1 . 19591 m & y & w m i m w i W W O Q jX M T fffifToTscduwr coupoKp CLIP THIS COUPON AND SAVE! .CLIP THIS COUPON AND SAVE! CLIP THIS COUPON AND SAVE! $5.98-6.98 AUTOMATIC Me LINK HAHNE CROME K U 5 FAMOUS MUt NtKt SUE KITCHEH 6 -TRANSISTOR CIRLS' WASH 'IT WEAR f ) 4 7 RADIO , MEN'S SLACKS TOOLS PLAY SUITS • Variety of fabrlo blend*, ( 4 • Ciailttiettkliatttf cmfettsa, • Aaiortad cotton print*. • larnatnrtM etif WtkNaMfai C m Mry ww t t i u i t u t b ttiry . colon. S»H i m • Variety of atyloi. >. 4*14 / m • Slzo* 28-42. • M icthrpiaktaaifarM A-2 r « OFFER EXPIRES SATURDAY. JULY V., 1959 I f OFFER EXPIRES SATURDAY. JULY 11. 1959 » | (% OFFER EXPIRES SATURDAY. JULY 1t. T959359 l-'l N f co l) p a iGRAflyW A?* f) National Bank ct Keyport opened Long Brant* Banldn* _ it* Raritan Office oa Airport Haxs, Loaf Brancb Tniat Bank Resources Manaaquan Nattoaal Routr W, HizM, Ust month, In Matawan Bank „ ...... May the Belntr-Vall - National Mercba&t* Trust, • Red Bank ------il.0M.8Cfu . Continue Upward Bank opened «n office in Wall V. J. T ru k Township at Route' 35 and Uth Lon# Branch 13.40.11 - _The ' tl banks of Monmouti People* NaUr- s.sM.Bde a tv f e p o iit i total reaources of Ave. Y ' ' ' -. '• ." ■■ - Sea Bright % 2,220,12* Permission for other bukj to Monmouxn .. i.jyajlW.57, at tb* end of this 18,845,71* June ccmpwed with $209,291,55301 open additional banking offices in o n jflrie 30,1958, and *3*2,696,062.99 the county has been authorized by twdyearsago. ’ ' both the State Banking Depart Harold'W. Walling, president of ment and the Comptroller of the ih e Monmouth County Boulters and Currency of the United States. Table Ot DeporiU DR. LOUIS I. PRAGER Clearing Hpupe Association, and J u e » , IMS •Iso vice pretlden'. of the People* Moamouth Count/ OPTOMETRIST Bank - — National Pank, Keyport, said bank Allcuburgt National ...... | 23,253,531 EYES EXAMINED assets continue to grow with the Asbury Park National — 29,476.641 J’-* county’s population and indicate Asbury Park OFFICE HOURS & Ocean Grove . S7.41S.8S0 Daily and Saturdays the extent to which ita residents, Atlantic Hjfhlaruil 7.BS9.642 I KM. to I P.M . busineu and industry depend on N atio n a l ...... , Belmar>Wall National ,« 10,823,003 F rid ays I AJM. to I P.M . 10.181,550 the banks lor saving], checking, Farmer* Jt Merchant# — Closed AU Day Wednesdays Farmera National. To 60% A t Family Circle loan and safekeeping services. Allentown ...... l,831.T7l The banks' started 1959 with re First National. 30 W. Front St., Sources - o f <338,919,783.75. During Bradtoy Beach ...... - 10,780,M l First National. Fraefaold •. S0.S7I.9M K eyport . the first half of this year two ad Firat National. ditional banking offices were open SprlAf Lake . T,»!f,»74 COIfax 4-2020 ed in fhe county. The - ‘ x X f ^ r a ^ W u — CAREFREE, WASHABLE, COnON PINAFORES Just Right For Summer Weiring. Soim Zipper-Badcs, ; Floral Print*, Rk-Ra F O R M O T H E R . - ' -il ' * ' . •. . r * ’ .* . . ■\'T' f> «>'>. ( 12-20,14% -24'A,— Rtg. $2.98 » ‘ , "* 3-4x, 7-14 4 ffl98 LADIES' i. v - g - .- Solid* and Multi-Stripes. Sizes 5, 6, 7. Reg.49c eadi ’ . BOYS’ 2 PC. BOYS’ WASH AND PLAY CABANA SETS 9 7 Print and solid combinations. Vat dyed. 3-8. Reg. $1.98 Newest striped styles. Shtfs 4-12; Reg. $1.50 8 FT. BILNOR ^ 97 GIRLS'J>L AY P O O L 9 fo r 18 " deep, Heavy vinyl liner, sturdy wall Reg. $ 2 5 Finely tailored poplin.:7*14.. Reg. $ 1 eadi PRICES SLASHED INFANT'S PLASTIC O N A L L GARDEN P A N T I E S ' 6 < i - 1 Famous, brand. S’M-L-XL Reg. 29c eadi ’ . POOLS, PLAY G e t an G Y M S . E T C . 100% DuPont Orion interlock knit Many Styles in black, white, red. Reg. $4.98 each . Thankless, tedious drudgery! That’s dishw ashing! Yet you spend'dose ; lo three weeks every year with your hands in a dishpan. W hy not R CONDITIONED ; - 'g e t off'the-scrub team now? Drop by your Reddy K ilowatt Dealer's comfotr for an autom atic dishwasher dem onstration. You'll see how an auto- m atie dishwasher gets dishes clearer removes hidden bacteria — Sale S tarts Friday, 10 a.m . . leaves them sparkling without water-spotting. And* whether it’s:* ., built-in or portable model, you'll be surprised at how little lt costa to get put from under dishwashing for good. * UVE BETTER... Electrically! 7^ ...... NO DEALEfeS ------■ , Se* Your Reddy Kilowatt Dealer Open Daily & Saturday 10-10 JCP&L : ; • -,' ■ . 7 Sunday 10-6 \ & U g l u 1 ■ ' - ■ ■ ■ - ,■ .... f . MONEY - BACK GUARANTEE A V 7' -r -• — ‘ ■ TTwraday, Jvfy 9 , 1959 m i SwIawAn journal Pag* Fifteen gq«l tte.Ce^ral M i ^ t v m t la Monmouth County. president of tha Loos Branch (barter Products Socond Larpoet lank ^ *h* office e t 1 At llkt Convention | Maria Awiwriaiy Ok with principal Board* of director* ef Ihe Free Banking Co., chairman of the In County from Merger Jiiustitntjens turn been tafled for W est Main St.. Freehold, M d hold T nd a d the Loaf Branch John Armilage, Cliffwood, Ex* board. Sues Raritan Firm Robert B. Bxtow. president ofjAi* UL fUrpaaaof <*« mt&m branch office* ia Lonj prude B a k in g C o a p w i e i J u n e 24 ap aliod Rul*r of Ktyport Lodge MMfc fl» Freehold Treat C«.. and Wa-|t» vota oa tbe proposed merger •nd Fsrmingdale. The combined proved the proposed merger. The merger also Ib subject to B.P,O E., ia ittcnding the National A Raritan Towntrip nt*aer b Gan P, FVckaer, an efficial of 1 ***** **l fee abcat DM NM , Mr. Barlow has beea named the approval of the Department Elki Conventkn tt the Palmer beio* sued ia Superior Court by flee U og Braadb Baafciag Co.. I TVe new took would toip kn*w« naWltC tt fee second largest b u k president end Waltoa Sherman. of Banking and lnsuranc«. H ouse, Chicago, III,, this w e e t „ \y -- • jnanataetan* for vwUlua «f “ U r trade" p r io n fta c e d fay tW i manufacturer on Wa focxk. THE VALUES ARE PROOF POSITIVE— EVERY DAY— Defendant in th* auk, which w u filed last Week h the Chancery Division of Superior Court, U die Family Circle Store, Route x u d Paste Ave., Raritaa Township. n e plaintiff, Carter Products Inc., a manufacturer of depitaLor. les, laxatives, and (have creams, r larger that it was damaged ia its business and reputation when the store sold some of ita products at prices Io,wer than those aet and widely advertised by the manu laeturer. Seeking Iajanrtian CENUINE SPftlNC LAMB ONLY! The manufacturer, which is a corporation Incorporated ia Mary- lsad, and has its principal offices EDWARD G. im iH A N N at 3 Park Ave., New York, ii settling an injunction to prevent Edvard G. Hemnua, Spring the store from continuing to teU Valley Rd., BrownUNnt, MidUM below the “fair trade" price. It Township, will observe his 40th an also Is looking for damages, which, niversary of -*ervice with the New LECS « LAMB however, arc not specified in the complaint. > Jersey Bell Telephone Co. Tuts- WHOLE OR EITHER HALF Ip the complaint, the firm notes dsy. He is employed ia the com that it has entered foto “identical'1 pany"a P l a n t Department in fair-trade pricing, contracts with Newark. Mr. Herrmann is a mem* I retailers throughout, the state. It ber of Newark Downtown Council ^ j fie i- does no allege, however, that the of H. G. McCully Oispter, Teie- a*H*liw Kin ItoMt Uak j t f f c Phone Pioneers ct America. ' 'Ik. I Ib. MINT JELLY C :I 9 C defendant signed such t contract, 5 5 6 3 but only that It had “notice’’ of the existence ef the uniform pric "Saptr>K(kt" Qullty k T R I B n n s » w « , ” (m , • « ing agreements. w I ■ ICHVCK ai-MM I Man 7 M i NOW-KILL Attached to the complaint h i copy of one ouch agreement, whkh' ■*ZlT' RtM>T10 ( 00K »H «»• MOSQUITOES was concluded between the firm SMOKED HAM 129i! 39 and Iloaglaiid's Drag Store, Mi WITH YOUR ■k ahsrlM nr George SL, New Brunswick. *1— >lsftMH|M murraukmoumoum SWEET CORN msicnm m rnmisi A«P FRESH BUnER -65; ~63' Now, a heurjMluty automotive type R«ut*36atMaiiSt: MlfTler, with FOGGIMO ATTACHMENT- COUEH 6 “" 2 5 ( Icrtwi onto toy 4-cycIc engine with ft* omn fukes exhaust up to 214 H.P. Send* out beivy KMnsiwrg KELLOGG S 2»43< (bf of DDT, heptacblor ind Allctfutu I m t l m l w wm>MiIm dwt kills mosquitoe* u d mo<4 flyiaj iaiccts. Uie withouX'spn/ u mufflec WATIRMEiON ^ *9* Ccropicie ro& otna — ' W n ; . ■ ' ■ ' : _ ATTACHMENT Hl-C ORANGE DRINK 2 -*49< SWARTZEL'S FRESH TOMATOES . , 4 l 9 # - BLUEBERRIES c a r TOMATO ■ * * W ™ * 2ssi49. Hazlet • COIfax 4*2211 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Wif Variatjr ■ H M M M K SWEET CHERRIES ». 3 9 . (■ani, iii*| REALEMON • RwrnntKiiltd 2=53* Factory Special SEEDLESS GRAPES -2 9 ‘ IU. I*. I—Snd. A tht 7 PIECE « POTATOES — W i t f RAVIOLI 2 - 49- DINETTE SET*' 36 in. TABLE —Mix or Match Safe!---- MIRACLE WHIP r59< 6 C H A IR S ,^ A IM IIICK-FMZDI VEfiETMLES TW0T0N| FORmSa r s e i e » i % t m CM a MAZOLA OIL «1.85 TABLE TOP L iu Betas iK ir* WITH GRET TUBING Re* $129.00 Caslifltwer FM o o a s s 2 9 « We Give Gold Bond Stamps b t a M i l t h ‘ 6 PARKWAY 1-0020 Sifts le ws I IIV .JOWL ' . ' n a * - C f , n i l . NUsl Vesetiblst l s . . V J ^ 1ETEMEST tffUM ua j P | C off UM m g j MUMDINETTE M FG. CO . , IsMff ^sisliliiiMU il • • Isv Mjrfu pficas All PoipHI . Route 3 5 . M ufia Sm Ui Amber*: TOMATO KETCHUP 2 C :3 5 * SAIL DETERGENT ^ 4 9 ‘ ' Mom from Food Bays I RITZ CRACKERS '£25* HYDROX COOMB 2 i.“. 43* omgfjtkB czzz UUqr'i Rsi IUtfbirri« . - . CU»l«t»lblMiix •£? ^ M ^ (^ ^ r-IU |u li> ly PM at Jlc—1AVI I0« BifadadSMsii — c*^! jd«v ^ _ _C«p’a JthflV -: - 10 ei- I lack tin 4-Flth Fortlsn Bib, Wail ar fry Csa'sMa't ; l»n 4S* LEMON PIE 43 HftMock Fillet Tanpv smooth Ailing sml flsky cruti in s uie )uu‘ll want to enjoy often. Il lilts a lilgti In flsror sl s low, low {iric.l lain Pirttr J i m P i r k i r Ck.rry w C a ffM V a lM s ! ICED I0AF CAKE Vanilla 33* PINEAPPLE TWIST C «lt 3 r "Refreshing Summer Drlnlu! Don't Mlu Thotol ’ 0> A * r f ‘ ' , s' 0 fT - ' C A H I L L G O * mm FORMERLY CLIFFWOOD BEACH, CO. REAL ESTATE ■00~ INSURANCE WHERB CUSTOMER SATISFACTION COMES FIRST 6 - 0 0 0 1 ■.i-.VVr » ; Vi,- CLIFFWOOD BEACH