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Madison Voter* Also Storm Drains For " Favor Buying Site Four Other Streets; • For High School Want Stop-Go Light'. Bonding In ths amount of Palawan Borough Couiicll 1894,000 to add 37 classrooms Member National Editorial Association — New Jeriey Preai Association — Monmouth County Presi Association Tuesday Introduced an ordin to the' tcboolfacllitles of the ance to bond the municipal. Ity fo r tlB.COO to Impr'ova township end buy a site lor 87th YEAR -- 45th W EEk MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1956 Single Copy Ten Cent* tlire.e sti'eef areas. Art idd(- ' a future htoh school was ap tto n al 11000 c a sh Is a p p ro p ri ated. The streets to be fixed proved by Madison Township Lower Lake W ater . voters Tuesday. Th* school Honorary Member ) are Spring and Jackson Sts., Youths Accused Of Cliffwood Beach Co. Protests Adoption M rs. A. J. Tomasello and Washington and Liberty construction program carried Councilwom&& : Genevieve Dozmellr ~ cbsirinair-of - lakes- Sts., to get storm drains, and 834_ to . ,128, while buying tiie Deception At Bar and pftrki, .announce*. that Of Minimum Lot Sizes In Madison Twp. Matawan P-TA Head Middlesex—R d ^to - be black-— 17,3-aore tract on Bout* S at tbeAvater in Matawan Lake topped front Route 34 to Ra Tlcetovfn Rd. wa» approved vine'' D r...... 7“* * •• False Identification Iflil be lowered durlpff the Developers W ith Preliminary M/tps Filed Are Name New Officers 753,138. The*e will be *25,500 Ipext two weeks. Accordim The bond Issue will make bonding for the site. : ‘ Cards Carried, Used to Mts. Donnell this is done Declared-Tp Be Exempt; Building Permit Feei, At Annual Meeting; ihe net 'debt of Uie borough The bond Issue, whlcli will To Claim Legal Age . periodically In order for the Occupancy Permits, Upped To Restrain Them Police Chief Speaks $64,000, ’ Councilman Victor ajso_finance acaulsiUon, of railroad to check the bridge. Armelllno, chairm an o( n»nd_needea ioF tlie bUDdlng Magistrate J o ju i Tuchs, Sbe_ stated that the water Ordinances to let mlnumum •Vunance was only an •'interim" Mrs, A, J. Tomasello ,was streets reported. program, will raise the town Madison Township, Monday will be loweied gradually lot sites for new subdivision* pleasure for ."two . months" elected.' lirjsldent of the Mat Mayor Stafford W, Sclmnck ship's' c.obt 1849,538 beyond its until th e zoning ordinance promised he would go to Tren continue! in ball of *500 a wo starting on Monday and this of 100 ft. by 100 f t. a n d > awan Parent-Teaohcr Associ borrowing capacity. man tavern worker arrested will afford residents whose *ould be taken up. Jle prop- ton to see U tlie Btnte Motor .The building program in s e t up ’1000 sq. ft. flo o r p la n ation at t h e annual meeting for serving minor s. She Is property borders the lake an hesized that in the zoning ordi Vl'hleles and Highway D epart-' cludes construction of nine- mlnlmums fo r new houses held ln the 'Matawan High ments would give consent to held for action of the Middle opportunity, to repair their, nance tho lot sizes and house- room schools, on Route 18, were passed by the Madison sex County grand Jury. docks. • ’ >— crectlon conditions would be School auditorium last Wednes changing tlio signal At Main near Uie'Old Bridge Traffic Township . Committee Monday set-up In aceordauce wlthi con day. Bhe succeeds Mrs. Oleim Bt. and New Brunswick Ave; Circle, and in the Brunswick Tlie defendant Is M rs. Chris after public hearings at which ditions as they existed. In the lo »lop and go. Tlm:state has tine E. Plovsky, Tennent Rd., R o d m a n , , Gardens. section. - opposition developed. various areas of'tlie township. made the condition that Broad Morganvllle, one of the pro It also Includes adding a to Curfew Likely In Thomas Cahill, a represent He foresaw smaller lot sizes Others elected were: Mra, st, must become a one-way ' tal of 15 rooms to the Mem. prietors of the Madison Inn, ative of the Cliffwood Beach for Cliffwood Beach and the Harold Dolan, vice president; street to Route 34 beforo any Matawan Rd. and CUffwood orlal nnd Number 9 schools, Co. warned that firm would re te n tio n of th e 100- ft. b y 100 Mrs. Derat'd Onrdner, record thing will be considered. 1,11- Laurence Harbor, and two- Ave. She was taken into cus Matawan Township have to “cease business" U< ft. only ln tlie open nreas suit lie favor waa expressed nt tlio tody by Stats Alcohollo Bev ing seoretary; Mrs. William room additions to the Brown the lot-Eize ordinance w as able for entirely new housing council table for such a pro town and Cheesequake erage Commission Agents pphl- Juvenile Offenses adopted. Re pointed out that projects, . Wilkins, corresponding secre posal. The mayor noted for llp Outer and Charles Oobao schools. , V ' Fgund By Mayor To Be the firm had sold 150 homes The mayor added he did not MRS. WARREN DONNE1X tary and Mrs. William years' the borough has been .. .. The .vote., for. R istrlct tfo. 1 near tn 1 d nl g h t Saturday. ln—the_jCllf twaod .Reach—area lb el leve-tlio-m inim um - loLslto MoCli’ftWi, tie a m u o r„ . T h e .-n tw „ .aeaklt\g_ta .it_e„t,,tlie-.at«aM ___ Thers"w «sm rte~yauh'6r‘meir —Getting O ar Of Hand Mr’e~ W rren’ ISonnell w a s cast at the ^Browntown school, of . .the township and that It ordinance would bear on sub officers wero Installed by Mva. uhnngotl from a -flasher to was 118 “yes" votes for the from Laurence Harbor being w as expending $10,000 on chosen honorary member of stop-go to no, avail, The cjun- divisions already established. Frank- Yappj, vice president bon d 'Question an d 110 fo r th e s e r v e d , o n e o v er 31 a n d two A curfew la to bo Imposed model houses and $20.000 on Bota Mu, the Matawan Chapter John Muliane, South Amboy, of the Monmouth County eilmen found lt hardly under high school against 34 against who later stated their ages to on Juveniles IB years of age of th e International sooloty, homes sales promotion. He township attorney, cautioned P-TA , an d were presonted standable M en no cost to Uif tlie bondjssue and' 35 against b e 19 an d 17, w h e n th e ABC and y ou n g e r In Matawan d e c la r e d " that these plans the representatives of the two Beta Sigma Phi, at the April state Is involved, in that Iho Township. Mayor John Marz wltli coraagos by the lotlrlng the high school, t ", men entered with Patrolmen were formulated on the use of realty firms, however, that m e e tin g , signal is already ln plaoe and president, Mrs. Rodmnti. . The vote at the Willis School □eorge Hanson and Qeorgo Jr, made this announcement B0 ft. by 100 ft. lots. He noted they would coine under the or M rs. 6onnell was honored bo only a ohanga of its working Police Chlet John Little tit. hrldga. __tiie-.rexu.l'ts. Donald Borst, year old. man who hod been ous of the law, Patrolman Wal noted 'they contalnod lots'of The result would be tax reve named as Ui6 auditing com Tlio Central lUllroad \ ■president of the Board of Ed- Inducted Into the . armed ser lace observed the fact thnt a • Sets Up Procedure ...... nues loss to tho township and 05 ft, by 100 ft. a n d q u estio n mittee. • v ...... fo Now Jorsey was granted - ■“licatioa;"declared: ""I am deep vices and was no longer ln polico officer has to be so enro- was Immediately raised as to added legal expenses to tho To Bring Material A donation of M0 wtts voted liiMiiilnnlon to iowor thiv w ater' ly gratified over the approval this area. The pair acknow ful ln handling a Juvenile offen municipality to carry tax liens why the map was being ap to the newly fonmkl lloy Huout In I ,,\l;n Mutawmi «o-that need- _ - of tho , school improvement ledged they had resorted to Beforo Grand Jury der and that only makes them or foreclose upon tho tax-de proved, after Uio ordinance Troop No. 00, sponsored by ed repairs may lie mmlo to tlm, plans we have developed. It equipping themselves with blatantly defiant In the com had;been adopted, faulted properties. Prosocutor Vlacent P, Keu- tho AnnnclaUon, Aiikuh iln v lu . rnllroiul trestlo on the l"r e o- indicates. beyond question that c a rd s to show themselves fortable assurance thete wilt . . Interim McasUYo- “Wc could not change this per states he lias Wkon action hold' dlvltiluu which m'oasea o v er 21 beforo co m in g to the scout 'institutional ropresonta- the voters realize! the serlo»3- be no forcible restralne Mayor, Walter Jurman said ilf wo wanted to," Mayor Jur to Implement a courty order tlvo, apoko on tlio progroKS hu- the lake at the fool of Park ; ness of the school situation Madison Inn because the pro I" (Continued on pago four) The hour for tho curfew will .tjho m in im u m lo t , size ordl-' calling fof a contltiuerr Ornnd iiig mada by the now troop. Avo. ./ . .... which will try Jn every way prietors w e re known to_re- b« .decided after studying how Jury investigation of obscene Councilman Ralph H. Doll*, to-iinproyn, .We film!! M art Im- qutre proof beyonri mere -pay- Ho Introduced the mmnViova tht ban \ works'1 elsewhere. It literature,* . . , . . , of his committee consisting of nls, olmlrman of Ui# noHm ’,'inediaW ly'i , ard ;'sure,' to' put so o f b ein g 21 o r o ld e r. - ;• will probably oe 8 p.m. , (Sliest Speakers At ‘ “A t tluS s a m o ttm e the p ro Olenn R o il m a n, ohalrmau iConUnuod -on pan* tourl our pinna- into action. M isrepresentation' Cited. ' The'-1 o w n sh 1 p commit sioutor said distributor* and Calvin J* e a r no, Ui'onsiiror; Mr. Heuser reminded the tee directed Ezra W, Karkus, dealers should have profited I Leslie Ornoo, Harry Hanna, F e s t i v a l B e g i n * pair they were subjeet to ac Democratic Meeting Keansliuraf M an's Car township attorney, to draw an from rooont publicity on the Amos ItciidersQii, Joseph Ifa- Tuesday Evening H it By Drunk Driver tion ln the- disorderly statute Ordinance providing a curfew subject by realizing they nro corik, William Quinn. Hem it for attempting to deceive a with suitable fines and penal Giordano Rejects Officers Elected rosponslblo for tlio books they master Charles ICmloy and Conimenolug at sundown on Drunken driving and reck licensed proprietor’ about ties against p’arcnts who are By Matawan Club sell...... Morris Chodoiw, nnslutum Timsdiiy evoiiliig. world Jew less counts were entered by their ages to get served alco negligent about seeing their Drunken Case Appeal; Mr. Keupor released a loi scoutmaster, ...... ry will mhor In Iho -Jewish Patrolman Ralph Wallace. Ma holic beverages, th e Mata youngsters observe it. The or Roberies Admitted Thursday Night . ter ho hus sent to a ll com ity The P-TA voted to present Festival of Hhuvotm, This hol tawan Township -P o 1 1 c e. w an a tto rn e y w a rn e d th e 17- dinances In effect in Union polico chiefs setting tip a'liro- tho elementary school with a iday, which celebrated tho Judgo John C. OlordanO, of Second Asiilstnnt Prosecutor a g a in s t R o b e r t W . M iller, 28, year old his wns a particular Beach and Madison Township ceduro to bring questionable film utrip projector uni! birthday ' of Judaism, la ub- Monmouth County, sustained J o h n w. Applegate, newly elec New Brunswick, after that ly grave offense as he was are to be studied for a model, , books and magazines bolore sc rn e n and a d o n atio n of 120. sol ved for two days »n Wodnos, the drunken driving convic ted Democratic Chairman of driver's car ran into the wrong misusing a draft card-issued Committeeman Balvatorc Vena tho Grand Jury for actlon. was voted to the newly day and Tlmrndny, . tion of Weaicy Cope, 25, _of Monmouth County, and Mrs, lane on Route 35. 500 ft. east by the defense department of reported request for street formed Matiiwiui llluh Bohuot According tn 11 a b b I Boy- Morganvllle, Friday and add Kathryn Freret, Fair Haven, Iircharno to tho now araml of. County- Rd., Cliffwood, at the federal government. The r-T A . ; . injiur Wadlor, spiritual leader lighting on Ferndale PI. River ed $100 to th e $225 Im posed by newly elected .vice chairman, Jury Judge Howard Ewart ” 3:05 a .m . Sunday and struck lawyer stressed the gravity Oardens had been made. There Mrs, Tomasello, the now of the local syiintiogue, "film- Magistrate James H. Martin, were guest speakers Thursday sa id th e re Is " n o la c k of ox- the car of A. D. Scott, 39, of 42 (continued on; page four) ': president, nppks brlofly and voUa Is : oallnd tho Feaal of are no lights there now. , . cvonlng'ut the liifiotlng of tho Istlnn law to deal with the Snyder Ave.. Keansburg, com of Matawan, Apr. 2. The de presonted tiio retiring presi Weeks, bociillse It oeoures * had hidden Uie il£ht before In tions to hospitals and clinics magazines delivered lo them tbe stop slun Inlo Main Bl. 11 however, that If tho blata matter. Spring roundup will be he’d tho Mary Carter 1’alnt lactory h a d b ee n m a d e , 100 hom e and and In fact have tha upportun- ran Into the course of the Bo Ii (-ii I' Ii oifldals consider a crl- Mr. Walling's commluion Is liflnad by Amoa Kand«IL lhan Poll- Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 11 on Itouie 31, Malawan, then office visits m ad;, and JO had lty of ordering directly Junl ber car which stiuck a con nls III pulillo health eslits In matter Central, and §«ti out the official aaiabtiahmmt ol • Pott Of* a.m . and from 1 p.m, to 3 p.m. had walked through the anow a tte n d e d tTie we.I b ab y clin ic s, wliat they want," he said. Crete sign and ran up ou tht the area, a referendum would tie * in ITsy Port (lh« spelling n<»4 ibint) and fha aaw pei^ In the Kindergarten rooms of to where he entered the Traut- The Township baby clinic Is sidewalk after tlie crash. be pointless, . • matttr lo sibiblt bla bond and qualification to tha poatmsitar st Mid- the new Memorial School. weln tavern th e following held at 9 a.m. on tlie first Will Close Bridge dlafown Points now Malawan. Those whose last name* start morning nearby In Holmdel Wednesday of every month at N otice Included Ia tba collattion U a letter from |h« U, S. Pott Olfict Di> Spring Reffintrnli■on with "A" thru "L’V «rc t/j re In the act of looting the place, the Veterans of Foreign W an Announcemjht ]■ made by it lias been proclaimed by partrr.«nt datad. May 17, 10)7 tisllng that th* official bond to t K«r?or| gister , In the /nornlng and waa "datfroyed by f(r« which contumad tba buildlo^f in which thi* H erln g to n covered F red H all, C ll't/.n o cl, T h r 11-iroiiKli the Monmouth County Hoard lliirlnt rnglttratlort (nr chil Jdatawnn Tuwinhli that the dapaitmant wjls k«pl* and enclosing > niw bond. j those whose lai! nuine start Trautweln, 111. who discover baby clinic N hf-lll at t> a,in ol .j-'ieeiiuld'-ra lhat the bridge dren In llolmde, 'I'dwimhtp leg’lllsr tiarbaK* collectluit . Te ronlr**! lbs old documsnta with thoa* of today,, .Mr. Ho^kiea ' w ith " M 'l th ru "7 ." are t<> le •contlhu'-d on pace lo w ' on,Hie llilril.W ednejdjyu|it the oil VI. Front Bl., Ke>potl ovo( who will enter kindergarten In days dill In* the week of May sppoifsliaant aa poatmsatar on March 35. IMI alao La dit p U f d , !| sister ' In the afternoon/ A H e a lth C m tr r . Luppnlatong Creek, will be Beptemlier will be held to 14, 1(90, be d eit'g n a te d a l j child must be five j>) «r |>!,30 A quarlarly rvport from Oct. 1 la Dae. 31, 1IM, alas N r v t Vorli Turnplkr |-:K|»rri» ..All li'iidtiuh mill T»v.it:ilil|i closed r>om Mondsy M»y 14 ni' i iow fiom U in II :1!l a nl, "C le a n Ut* P » y * ." . ahowi tTT.lfl aa fbs amount at buttnaa* trantaciad d»r(Af Ihit parted. , to Ik- elig ib le l• ii.... ■ ...... child until Ii" five , years Mayor, The Tnwnihlu parta mc«o4 pasiatsaiar, t h i w ^ rbs pMfsyr * U m f iV»UonFremi» MARRIED SATURDAY IN SOUTH AMBOY LAURENCE HARBOR GIRL WED BIRTHS , M r , and Mrs. Leonard Freip- THE z»,i IS Leroy: Fl., Keanstourg, ■ ' - ■ Ferno ' . ^ • . : ’■ Jinks -;Urant ; have announced th e lengajfe- KEYPQRF WEEKLY A' daughter. w»s bom ln Mr. and Mrs. William Ptaff. nlent of their daughter, Lur Rlvervlew Hospital, on Thurs 19 N a v e sin k A ve.,. aha, to ljouls .Watson, son of d a y . M a y 3. 1B5S. to M r. a n d Mr. and Mrs. WilliamM^atson' P a g e Tw * M ayJf, 1956 M rs. J e r r y F e r n o , B D 1, K e y 245 Port MonniouthTlfr.7Tt^a«a' port. . .. ■ . burp, -1 M is s ; F re n & n is senior at WILLS FILED L e sb lre l Mr. and Mrs. Charles Les- Middletown Township High -Cbartes R. Wharton b lre l, 214 C h ln g a ro ra A v e. School. Her fiance is a gradu ate of Middietowr Township Charles Bussell Wharton Union Beach, are the parents High School and is presently Keyport who died Mar. I. of twin sons, born Thursday left' his entire estate to his M ay ? ,, 1956, in R lv e rv le w employed by the A. & P. Store,, wife, Aura Matel Wharton.- Hospital. - ’ Route 36, West Keansburg. -H e-nam ed tho Keyport .Bank' . . - Wells-Lovero Balsamu ■..... log Company executor of his Mr. and Mrs. Rocco J. L»ov '’'will, d a te d F e b . Ifi, 1946. A son ■' w as. born in Rlver- e ro , 704 P ro s p e c t A ve., U nion vlew Hospital to Mr. and Mrs Beach, announce the engage P e te r O .. W eigand . Vincent Balsamo, 97 Park Ave , ' Peter O. Weigam, Raritan ment. of tbelr daughter, Ber Keansburg, on Wednesday; nadene. ’ to Prank W^lls., son Township, who died Apr. 8 May 2, 1958.' “ TjeqiieatftecI bis wife;— Eliza of Mr. and Mrs. T. Wells,' St. beth'W eigand, all Ws house — ------H ensley. * “Jolinys AveTT^Union-Beftehi Mtsa. tivero attended: Key- hold furniture and equipment Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Hens port High School and present- lo hlg ■will dated Feb. 25, 1955. ley, 87 Ravine Dr., Matawan I s aj.i VT . ly._jB_ em p lo y ed a t th e P a r a Mr. Weigand directed that are the parents of a son, born MISS BARBARA S. GRANT mount Diner, iteyport. tbe baUnce of his estate fce ln South Amboy Hospital. Sgt. Wells graduated from equally divided amo.ig ills burg, announce the engage, the Newark schools and has five children. E d n a M S u tch " ment of their daughter. Bar been In the U. S. Army tor Peseux, Peter. O. Weigand, A sop was born In South bara Joan Grant, to William three years. He is stationed at jr.. J. JYank Weigand, Daniel Amboy Hospital to Mr. and jin k s , J r ..' 613 S y d n ey , Ave an officer’s academy at Fort . S. Weigand and Grace H. Cer- M rs. -D avid B utch , 102 O r Union Beach. ’ Riley. Kan. ' . roty. J. Prank Weigand, was chard Ave., Laurence Harbor. Miss 'Jrant presently attends named expcutor. . Middletown . Township High Egner-Rielh 4 , S p e n c e r School. . M r/' and ‘Mrs. Edward MRS. AHCHAHGELO D. DIMATTIA Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Spen Rleth, 118 Hilltop Blvd., Cliff• OBITUARIES cer, StilUvell St., Matawan, Mr. Jinks is a graduate, of _ Miss Ann M. Youngman. bow and sash. Bhe carried a ' ■ ' are, the parents of a daugh Keyport High School and. Is wood Beach, announce* the en- George J. Llmmirer daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl fan made of, sweetheart roses employed by. Bendlx Avia L. Youngman, 417 Laurence babies'-breath, and violets. ter. born Thursday, May 3, George 'J. Llnzmayer, sr., .1058, In Jvionm outh M e m o ria l tion Corp.. Eatontown. MR, MRS. ALBERT LEE BARTZ Pkwy., Laurence Harbor, be Attendants were Mrs. Ann ■80, M a in St., M ata W an , h u s Hospital. • No date has been set for the came the bride of Arcbangelo Grahlll, Bethlehem, Pa.; Mrs Miss. Mary M. Youncofskl. Marlene Waltt, the bride's band of the late Louise' double For the wedding the. bride’s son, and Mrs' Prank L. John played traditional wedding se Hawes, J'homa. Kennedy and Memorial Hospital on Sat Manasquan High School and ring candlelight ceremony. mother 'chose a pink dress ' »on, .b o th of M a ta w a n ;, .13 lections. ■ ' Frank Zeb.tsW, all of South urday, May 5, 1956. is employed ln the Civilian The church was decorated with navy blue accessories ( r a n d c h ild re n , 18 great- The br,lde, givep ln mar A m boy. ‘'r Personnel Office, Fort Mon- with bouquets of white glad W ilson and the bridegroom's mother ffraadchildren; on sister, riage by her father, wore a Following a ^reception moiith.*—•. ' ioli. Alfred La Mura was the M r. an d M rs. W U llam Wll- was attired in a pink la c e -r M rs. ..C h a rle s ' W ln te rd o rf,. _i.lt-. wedding gown • i; , important at -Burdach’s Hall, South- Am Mr. Long was graduated soloist and .was accompanied son, Central Ave.Y Unlon Beach, dress with navy accessories'. tie Silver. '■ silk eyelet organdy, styled boy, the . couple left for p from Matawan Hlgb School at the olrgon by Clinton Hey- are parents of a son born Sun Both w ore’corsages of .white Funerar services were held with a fitted bodice, long tor wedding trip to Florida. Upon and . presently 'Is employed hy e r. - ; ■ ., d a y , M ay 6, 1056 in M o n m o u th carnations. : . yesterday at 9:30 a.m. at the so, and a full skirt which had their return, they will reside the Railway Express Agency. Memorial Hospital. . The bride, given in marri Day Funeral Hume, Keyport, ruffled tiers at the side. Her at 55 Merritt Aye., south Perth Amboy. age by her father, wore a ball After a dinner and reception A t 10 a .m . a "high re q u ie m French Illusion veil was at A m boy. erina length wedding gown of at John's, ln Melrose, for ap ' Blavvelt . Yures-Galluccl mass wae celebrated by tbe tached to a Juliet cap of em Mrs. DlMattla is a graduate white satin with a double ov proximately 90 guests, tbe. Mr, and Mrs. John Blav Mr. and Mrs. Martin Galluc- Rev. Cornelius J. Kane at St. b ro id e re d o rg a n d y , "and s h e of Woodbrldge High School, MISS SmBLIiV A. RIETH erskirt of net and Chantilly couple left for a wedding trip* velt, Robert Rd., Holmdel cl, 253 Main St., Matawan, an Joseph's Church, Keyport. In carried a bouquet of stephan- class of 1951. She Is employed lace. The bodice of Chantilly through New York state. For are the parents of a daughter nounce the egagement of their gagement of their daughter, terment was In St. Joseph's otls centered with ‘a white by the Jersey Central Power lace had an Illusion ,neckline traveling the bride wore • a b o rn S u h d a y , M ay fl, 1956'/“in daughter, Anne, to Edward Shirley -Anne, to George’ Eg- Cemetery. ' ... o rch id . and Light Co., Keyport. Her Monmouth Memorial Hospital. and long pointed sleeves.’ Her grey .suit,' white accessories ■ . Yures, Perth Amboy. ner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phil and a corsage of white roses. - Bobcat E, Anderson Miss Marilyn Dupre, Scran husband graduated from St. fingertip length veil fell from ton, Pa., cousin a ! the bride, Mary’s High’’ School, S outh F o x ■ " '' M 1 ^ s Gnlluccl gradunted ip Egner, Belfast, Ireland, When they return, the couple R o b e rt E . A nderson, 21, 416 a crown of seeded pearls. She was the maid of - honor. She A m hoy, In 1047. H e se rv e d A son was born to Mr. and from Matawan High School ih Miss Rleth w as graduated will reside at 74 Jefferson St., Carr Ave., Keansburg, died carried a bouquet of white wore a gown of powder'blue two years ln the U. S. Navy M rs, J o se p h F o x , 160 M ap le from Sayrevllle High School Perth Amboy. Friday, May 4,19598, at Pa- and -attended Douglass roses, snapdragons and babys’ taffeta under white' nylon or and presently Is employed by Ave.,- Keansburg Saturday, b re a th . The bride attended Keyport —tuxent- River Naval Air Stfl- College.' She Is employed by gandy, fashioned, with a pow tho Jersey Centra; Power and M ay -S , 1958 h i R lv e rv le w H o s schools and is now employed' -tlon, Md., «5|. tho re su lt of In the' Beneficial Finance Com Miss Sheila Heather, Key der blue taffeta cummerbund,' Light Co.. Keyport. pltal. . . : by E.I. duFont de . Nemours ■_ juries received In an. auto ac pany, New .York. port, » LAST CHANCE TO BUY
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: ■ ■- I . - .-• ^ ■ j Slips, G owns, Petticoats at FACTORY COST GUARANTEE IfWiliiP . £ IV ;V l MRB. RONALD ALAN ORR OP WORTH P . . r .' . - - , . , FACTORY SALE I 1 The marriage of Miss Mar- maid of honor. Bhe wore a cln Lusltle aorskl, daughter ballerina length dress of pale of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oor- pink chiffon with a gathered ENDS 5:30 FRIDAY skl, Prospcct St., Mendham, In ebooslng yonr memorial, you %ill n>qutr« n/. bodice and full skirt, and she MR. MRS. JOSEPH MIELE B uy for M other’s Day, G raduation lunaee tbit the material Hill eodorr, lhat lhe to nonaid Alan Orr, son of ^carried a bouquet of purple Mr. nnd Mrs. Ronald Orr. violets and am I Ins roses, Before an altar decorated with sequins h ad an illusion Birthday, Showers, W eddings Each memorial lnt«rlb«J nllli (be Darre Guild Ravine Dr., Matawan, took Joseph Banafato, Matawan, with white gladioluses and neckline nnd long p o in ted Seal U guaranteed bf tbe entire Barre CmnllB P 1 a o e - Saturday afternoon, was bost man and thi ushers palms, Miss Anno M ielo. sleeves, Tho skirt was styled and tor yourself Jaduifry, Touching for It# qunlliy, M ay 6, 1058 n t 2.; 30 o 'clo ck in Included Richard Q o rsk l, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. with an overskirt of lace and 8t. Joseph's - Cliurch, 'Mcnd- brother of the bride, Mcnd- Joseph Mlele, 15 Joyce PI,. nylon tulle over sntln. Her fin W oibillbe proud to Iiclp you In leloctlngouo bam. The ceremony was per limii, and Norman Begulnc, Keyport, becamo tho brldo of gertip veil of imported French t ©f iheM monuments and lo properly plate It formed by the Rev. John VnVVirMli*fc *“ tbe evmctery for you. May H# Perth Amboy. Anthony Infante, son of Mrs. illusion foil from a crown of jB A B flE jtalk with yoa about (bit mailer llewFston, pastor. A re c e p tio n follow ed a t Lhe Samuel Tedesco, Perth Amboy, pearls and sequins, an d she Sm all quantities ot “ secortrf*” Tlm bride, who was Riven home of the bride, nnd th e late Antonio Infante carried a cascade bouquet of 1 0 U IL D J at your eouvcnlenref go tin sale several tim es daily In marriage by her father, The Ijrlde graduated from Saturday Afternoon, Afay S. white roses and stephanotls. woro a bnllorlnn length gown Morristown High School and 1D30 ln St. Joseph’s Church. Miss Katherine Infante, Key fashioned with a long torso attended Bt. Ellznbctli’s Aca- Tlio Rnv, John Hcndrlcks of port, cousin of the bridegroom, bodlcc of w lilto ln c c, fy.|l dnmy. Chestnut 1111) College ficiated nt the double ring cere was the maid of honor. Her W harton Memorial while tulle skirt nnd Ivory nnd Tlio Newark School of jnony. Mrs, Mlcln ol Cox was full-length gown was of cotil CarUton H. Whirion, Owner sntln oash. A Prchch Illusion Fine Arts. i soloist and, sho wns accompa lion Uiui: with taffeta bodice WILL E. CUSICK CO. fingertip veil was draped over The bridegroom is a grad nied on'tho organ by Miss Lor cape,. and a ruffled tullo skirt. Hwy, 36, Near.M^in St. K e y p o r t her head and she carried n uate of Matawan High School etta Duianto " Sho wore a crown of matching Aeromarine Building, Keyport prayer book docoratod tfith and Newark School or Fine Olven In marriage by hor fa- horsehair and carried a Coloni ‘ i j, i|Qpjirp^rt,;:'7-l 1.24/ I)baclanilusla :pf.c'.hi,d> unit Afls.:,lf#Jls a prl/#!c In tho tlioiV t h « brldfl i wore a full- al bouquet of. pale pink car Look tor the Orange & Black W ater Tower atephanotls.p ■!>*»■’ - U, 11. Ahny and' lu'stfiloncd length go»‘ii with oaUicclrnl nations .witfji. shrimp-colored • Miss 'iSliVhlaM-Bible,--Mend' In •-Wn.nlitiiMtuni w h e re tr»tn. He liasqun bodice.of ribbon,.,,’ ' " A f tiir in 'i fln a tl »lo**« j^uft Ih flt m m H e a C u ilrk U n ftiiiT ;;itciAii.: rs I-’-' " i n pm’ki g r ^ n h f m i m o k i a i s bam, cousin of the bride, wns Ulo couple will reiids, . Frannli ChmHIIly lace studded Tho bridesmaid, were Miss HonedM Lortn*A lr Tore* WEDDINGS Bail la Ualna. '' " m m m ® w m : Irene 4 ton. ■ Mr. tod Mri. Albert R hlto Obarlei, aa Of-Keaniburfc, and i t i . m Chlnjgarbr* Av#,. ib* ' bridegroom’* jr r.a n d Keyport, to' Robert 0. FedlT- mother, M ri. A gn« Mulhearn, - ion, ion ol Ur. and Mri. Newark, wete ; among; th * Oeorge PedersoOr Wildon Rd., guestaatthe -weddlnj.ahd.tiit Green and White Visage, Mat- reception whloh followed at iw m , took place- in Matawan tbe Praga Hotel, Edmundston. Saturday morning. May I, 19SS a t te n o’clo ck r M a g istra te P a g e-D y k e James Martin of Matawan, of •Mlsa Dorothy Lprettawn, balleriria-Iength, sid e a t 7 Weldon R d ., styled with off-theshoulder Newest CoHection of Our M a ta w a n . • neckline. She wore a blue flowered hat, blue accessories HarUSzeker . blue, and silver stole, and an Sellout Stylet Sanforized* Miss Lillian Rose Szeker, orchid-corsage; daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Mt Mrs. ' Victor Landry, Key Cotton Broadcloth - chael S?eker, N. Third Ave.. port, was the matron of hon New Hyde Park, L.I., became or. Sbe wort a light blue ' the bride of L.-Qerard Hart, ta ffe ta 1 afternoon-length dress son of- Mr. and Mrs. Leo O. IMPORTED with white hat, white acces Hart, Falrlawn Aores, Mata sories, a . white wool stole, wan, formerly of Elizabeth, at and a corsage of,pink roses. five o’clock Saturday after Victor Landry, Keyport, noon, May S, less, at the was best man. Chruch of th a Holy Ghost, New Hyde Park. The -bride’s mother wore a navy blue suit with pink aces- Tbe bride wore a dress of sories and a corsage of. pink Italian silk taffeta with over Yard Gopdt Valuti ra s e s . . skirts of. tulle and set. She Bailment .Balia Floor - wore -a- ehapel- length veil -of A.j:eceptlon_ wag held., at.the French Illusion fastened to home of Mr, and Mrs. Lan • pill box of lace, which also d ry , 33 W a ln u t S tre e t. JEWELRY >80 Square Percalei , - T h e . b H de 1 w a s g ra d u a te d '" trimmed tbe wedding "gown. • Broadclothi H e r bouquet w a s m a d e from Our Lady of Perpetual of wblte roses and a white or Help Scbqol, and Bay Ridge SPECIAL! c h id . , High School, Brooklyn, an d • CottonPH# was employed by Ganshlre Mrs. Angelo Le presto. New Mills, Keyport. - Milford, was the matron of • Sheer* - The bridegroom was gradu ITEMS $1 ' honor.1 He^ gown, fashioned In ated from Glendale (N.Y.) 2 the same style-, as the bride’s • Border Prints High School and bas been In FOR I - was In gold oolor.-Sho carried the "Navy for' the past 14 R E G .'6 9 4 -EA. Brbouqtiet of'baby orphlds. years. He is stationed at the : : The bride’s niece was f'.ow- E a r l e Ammunition Depot, Charm ing link-- bracelets e r girl and wore a dress o t Leonardo, as a first class with heart charm. Slmu- . .00 ' apple, green, crystalette and machinist’s m ater He is a Idled gold and pearl neck c a rrie d a basket of r o s t member of. the brotherhood 3 ■“ S1 • petals.- ■ Paternal Order of Elks, Red laces. Newest deilgns ahd V aluai io. We Yd. n e y n o Id - Devlnney, Jr., Bank, . , : ■ . lowol colors In earrings. Cranford, brother - Jn - law W hen they return from Buy for yburielf as well at . of!the; bridegroom, was the their wedding trip to - Long m o ih erl ' best man and ushering were Island, the couple-will reside Joseph “ Stenger, Matawan, at 35 Walnut St., Keyport. iand Oeorge Snow, A sbury ■■.Park. . Meyer-O'Donneil " Miss Eileen Marie O’Don "The* bride's mother W9r e a nell, daughter', of Mrs. Marie Ultra Sheer-Run. Reiistant Myrna :/SSress of French blue lace with O ’Donnell, Keansburg 'a matching bat of velvet and and the late Thomas J. O’Don No-Seam. Knee Length - —- Only — havy^aceeasorlea. The bride nell, was jnarrled to Edward groom's mother chose a drfaff Joseph Meyer, son of Charles of .toast lace over champagne M ey er, s r ., ..58 P a r k e r A ve., $ 1 0 0 taffeta and wore matching ac Fair Haven, and the late Mrs. c e sso rie s. Catherine Meyer, at 3.o'clock ..The bride was graduated NYLONS P r Saturday afternoon May 6, : ,.jf r o m ._ E v a n d e r ... C hilds .. H igh 1956 ln S t. A n n 's R . C, C h u rch ~ Behool, Bronx, and formerly Keansburg. - was .employed as a secretary The Rev. Edward AV Corri by. Hyram Walker JnLong Is gan performed, th* double-. land city; . ring ceremony under an arch ; -The .bridegroom was, grad of apple bloaaoms. Traditional nated frpm (Thbihas Jefferson music was played by the or High Bchobl. Elizabeth', Is now ganist, M rs.-M arle-Lederbaus. v operating Falrlawn A C r e s yGiven in marriage by her Poultry Farm In Matawan. ' brother, Thomas O'Donnell The couple left for a wed the .bride wore a gown of : ding trip, to Florida. For tra Chantilly lace and French an veling the bride wore a blue- tlque taffeta designed with a gray fallfe suit, a pale pink fitted lace bodice, scoop neck- : ,.coat:and hat. When they re lire outlined with pearls and turn, the couple will reside at sequins and long pointed EXTRA SIZES Falrlawn Acres. • sleeves. Her bouffant taffeta : Duerrler-Bouchard skirt terminated in a catbe NON RUN KNIT . The marriage of Miss Flor- dral train. A flnger-tlp veil of .. ence Bouchard, daughter of French Illusion was attached ~M r. and Mrs. Henri Bouchard, to a Juliet cap of pearls and RAYONS Edmundston, Canada, arid sequins, and she carried Emil H. Duerrier Jr.. son pf cascade of white c u ltu re d 3 9 ...... M r an d M rs. E m il H . D u e r d aisies. . Reg, * a . rier. Mason PI.. Keansburg. Miss Barbara Boehler, Key - “ tookplace on Saturday, Apr port,, cousin of the bride, was PLENTY OF VALUSI 21r-1956, at-the Church of pt, maid of honor. She'wore 100 ■ 'B asile, Edmundston. Tbe Rev. gown of Alice blue lace over • Ernest Lang, pastor, off 1 taffeta and a tiara of blue FANCY KNITTED ' dated. The church was decor sequins. Sbe, carried a cas ated with white flowers. cade of pink‘daisies. . • The bride was given ln mar Bridesmaid ras Miss Joan Economical circular knit' RAYON PANTIES Brunner. Union' Beach, w ho riage by her father, She wore rbyom, in lefrger sIk i , ' a light blue suit with white wore .a yellow gown and tiara of similar design to the honor double fabric crotch. Band - ■accessories and a corsage of l«, open leg,-Hollywood * pink roses. She carried attendant, and oarrlod a cas 9 white prayer book U) which cade of blue daisies. brief slylel, Colorn Pink, : ‘streamers were attached. Miss Nancy Boehler, Keans- : W hite. Sires X, XX, XXX. • "The bride’s mother wore a burg. Junior.bridesmaid, wore b e ig e s u it w ith m a tc h in g ac- orchid with a headpiece of -BuyMow for Summer Storage cessorles and a corsage of red yellow daisies.-She carried cascade of yellow and orchid roses^-'T he bridegroom's 20 In. TAIL mother selected powder b'ue d aisies. Arthur, ivleyer, twin brother GARMENT BAGS with belgq accessories, and . Waite Basket Full cut for longer wear aw' Also wore a corsage of red of the groom, served as best ro s e s . man. Ushering were Eugene Lightweight plastic fabric £■ Reg. I*** »l good dt, A cllch lo lagadei • The couple have been vislt- Boehler, Keansburg, and iQUAd mtol kllthirt Mo Ironing niceiiory. Whit' Richard Boehler, Newark that will give long service. T | Ing the bridegroom’s parents boilif. tpoca lorff, pink, blue. J-M-L . Jn Keansburg, and plan to -re both cousins of the bride, Transparent for instant se tiihographiri. side In Caribou, Me. A reception was held ln the lection of garments. These The bride attended St. Jos- Knlgbts of Columbus Hall, af seph’s Convent, St. Baslle, and ter which tbe couple left for sturdy bags have strong a wedding trip to-Niagara was employed, at the Restau- frames ahd hooks, —rant-du-Centre, Edmundston. Falls and'Canada: Upon their T h e ^bridegroom graduated return they will reside at from East Side High School. Third Ave., Port Monmouth. Newark. He ls serving ln the For traveling the bride .U. .8. Air Force and is sta- chose a light blue ensemble, navy accessories and a cor sage df roses. For the wedding the bride’s r o R WE RE CRAZY ABOUT mother won an aqua nylon dress, black accessories and ^ANgQUEST a corsage of white glemellas. fashion favorllm i A Both tbe bride and the Wha te>d Ax*! &\4 porlotila ffptwrit#* ' ^ Clonic Stylo* wa*ni wlfin^-* o<9 *» yp o«d bridegroom wera graduated b*i«9 ft •«. W# lti| it H» letki. fro m Middletown T ow n Is p/o»« il, w» tt a ship High School. The bride ■ b<9 ol/BWd'icf1 tat if o *•«>* Royal / PERMANENT'PUATED COnOH w s i a t s II fortofet* Ouift 0# tolo*! . is employed ln the ^ales and statistical department of P. HANDBAGS s * > c o o fOR YOUR Ballantihe It Sons, Newark; HALF APRONS f X J OlO POtM«[f( Mr. Meyea served J(mir year* in the U. 8. Air Force and * ■ 0 0 During 1956 It presently employed by El 0 0 lis Office Supply, Rid Bank. SPECIAL RJJYAi: . ' H pint It* PORTABLE TRADE-IN, Navy medics h*v« devel Dofll IhoJ go well wllh dre • 1, oped a tinj ridio deffce'no Ia 00 iquart PtrcoW / or roilored eoitumei, made bigger lhan & pack of king* SALE. cut, givdi full prottclion. of hbndsomi itord / leolher, size cigarellcs to provide a What daih, wtiot »plaih, whot with fine d etail*, r superb 24-hour check on b patient'* gay bright prints, gold heart and lung activity. quality lor which New. prlnti, ntot trim. Hand waih befry’i is fomoUl, oblc — 0 r«ol gifi icocp. ■V ^ -je® NEWSPAPERS SERPICO’S IE* ARE THE I i i MbHMODIh if. MftO RANK « * m SASIC J.J.NEW BEBBY 17 W. FBONT ST. KEYPORT w m m G M m u n \ m m m the month cf i t i y m W »nt*l TO* i Jftme* Uadlaon VFW m i Hdalth Month, and furtherm ore szr. w- •« * ^ * Mt aad the A m irista Legion, THE call upon the citizen* ol Matti- SId B r id g e / w e re v o te d <1000 The M atawan Journal Classified Ads wan to help Uie m entally 111 by TIPS to r fiemorl* Day exarcUea. SATAWAN JOURNAL working ln behalf of the Im The Ma'dlaon Water Co. was HOUSES FOR SALE proved and expanded tw t- told to erect a fence around FOR RENT HELP WANTEO their, tank to keep e h 1 1 d r en NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS P a t e F o u r M a r 10, 1956 ment facllltlei; and In behalf BUILDINGS to motr« 4ellvtrt4 to from going near tbe reservoir LICENSED practical oura* can offer . The Matawan. Journal doe* not your otoperty. Cheap. All topror*. or increased research to Im ont private room: on* leml-privaW knowingly accept Help Wanted aa^ ments. -> No prlcc over phone.. High* p r o v e 1 the methods for treat And falling ln. The water tor afed people. .feeW j o s month vertfsements from firms covered by way 33, Moflalapan. Phone Engiish* company was also'” asked ' to ly; Call Keyport 7*15544.------wJU the federal- Wage—and ilflur-Law U town^-7.3521—WaUJng address. Jla_rr* THE MATAWAN JOURNAL ment and prevention of mental they offer less than th* legal miiu* N. Forman. Bos 187, Freehold, wjtt Established 1689' ' Telephone 7-3030 illness.. • ■ ■ atop “all night parking" on APARTMENT 4 rooma and bath, hot mum w age. Firms engaged In in J. Mabel Brown, Publisher water.. Call Keyport 7-329S-M. wJlQ terstate commerce or in the produc LARGE store with 8 room apt. up* Done under my h an d and their private prcfperty. tion ol goods ‘for commerce- must stairs, Main Street, Matawan. Cal] Published every Thursday at s e a l, , Clarence Corby was granted NEV.XY completed 3 room apartment, now pay at least. 75 cents an hour Keyport 7*1106.' v?Jtf Keyport, Monmouth County, N.J. permission to’ operate two taxi urvlurnished, ground floor, heat and and Ume and one-halt tor overtime By BROWN PUBLISHING AND Spafford W. Bchancf hot water furnished; located at 16U under the federal, Wage and Hour MODERN 2< bedroom ranch house PRINTING COMPANY cabs ln the Laurence Harbor Broadway. Keyport. Call Keyport Law. Job-seekers offered less v/itli attached garage; 14 x 20 foot a re a . 7-3405 for appointment, wjlP covered Itrms should noUfy the wage living room with fireplace, many ex J, Mabel Brown Editor and.Hour, Division. U.: S. Depart- tras. 75 x 115 foot plot ln resldenUal Geraldine V Brown ..Associate Editor Lawrence J., Prlstoweo of APARTMENT furnished 2 ifooma and men/of Labor. 31 Cll^nton ISt.. section. ’ CaU- Matawan -l*3889*Rr =— - Guest Speaker cliffwood Beach purchased a bath: air utilities fumlahed; Call Newark. New Jersey, phone Mitchell . • ' h JID SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Matawan 1-2181-W. wjio Payable In Advance (continued from page one) lot In that area, designated as KEYPORT', 14 rooms, 3 baths, steam One Year < within state) ...... $4.S0 APARTMENT 3?& room* and bath, WAITRESS wanted for fuU time dsy Club In the Lesion Hall. lot 151, fro m the c o m m itte e heat and hot water furnished, con- work, : No Sundays. Write Box heat, oil burner; 80 gallon electrio Blx Month* __ 2.50 for $50. The committee ap hot water heater._*ll electric kitchen. _ Three Months' ■■■ -m—■ t.&0 A. social hour followed during venlent for school bus and'' general MLW cate ol this newspaper. wJU 9 bedrooms, reception fia.ll, living One Year toutslde stale) i-,— - 6.00 which relreshments were serv proved the transfer of a ple store. . Bernard Preis, Old Tennent room, dining rotfrn, 1 bedrorti/ bath One Year (outside U - R r , - — 7-00 nary retail consumption li Road, Morganvllle, Call Matawan SALESMAN to take complete charge room first floor. Two.porches, ons ed and Mr. Phelan showed 1-0085-R-l. . ‘Wltf of sewing machine department, ex enclosed. Close to business center, —The-Matawan Jcurnal la a newspapei. movies of Democratic dtnners cense from Eddie’s. Grove to perience preferred but not essential. all bases pass door; garage. House "of the neopie, by the people and for Madison Gardens Inc — CUFFWOOD BEACH, spartment un* Good Income; marvelous opportunity _the oeople Its aim is to serve the and functions lor the past lew furnished modem 3 rooms and bath, for rlBhl man Write Bo»-«7, Ke,V; fully furnished.- Established rooming best iriiercslaro/'Mataw-artrto-preseat- It was reported that bulld- porch, yard, heat and hot water furn- house'Of exceUent- for large family.--■ &]] of the newt of the week vttthout years, oT MRlawan parades and iehed;--^rivatc-.enlrance,,'..._*65_. per port ' ______SeJlJng due to poor-health and ad- • bias or prejudice in a dean, sane, a lull reel of colored movies of Tng p'ermlts Issued totaled J49r month. Call'Matawan 1-0847-M. wjiO vanced—years;— pjiced'.to sell. In-' conservative manner. respecting the 525 and the treasurer’s report M A T A W A N quire 123 First St., Keyport. wjlfr . . inalienable right* of our citizens, and Shows In Madison Square Gar APARTMENT . rooms and . bath, thereby making itself worthy of their den during the past season. told of a free balance Of $234, all utilities suppled, $S0 per/mcnth. UNDERGARMENT GO. SIX rooms and bath on 3 ,101s, hot eoafidcnce- . 227.70 a s of A pr. 30.,, Inquire 4 High St., Matawan or call water oil heat, newly decorated in OPERATORS ■ side and out; complete with combiti- . Responsibility {or typographical er affrr fl p.m. Mafawan 1-IP&5*R. wjiO tvUon windows and bUnds. Prices rors ia limited to_tne cost cf lhe LEGAL NOTICE APARTMENT, 3 rooms • and bath, EXPERIENCED ^ reasonable. Call Keyport 7*124t-J apace occupied cy such error. Youths Accused Of newly decorated, .beat, hot water STEADY . WORK . - wjlO* - ordinance providing for the and fclectrlc furniihed. Adults pre* GOOD PAY , - Entered aa second-class matter at (continued from page one) Uie*t>ott office’ at 3lata*«n. N. J„ ua' HEPA1R ANt> MAINTENANCE OF fcrrefl.- “Tennent Hoad. .MorganvlUe. 7:45 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. Cliffwood. 6 room dwelling; eome Irr.- under federal law of having THE STREETS OF THE BOROUGH Call Matawan 1-2518-W.' . wjlQ* • . & Day Week provements, plot 50 *100, good lopi- der the act of March 9, IS Jt, "Every time 1 give 'em that feed we got in the OF MATAWAN, IN THE COUMfY 5 Johnson Ave., Matawan a draft card not one's own in k OF JHONMOUTH. NEW JERSbY, TljnEE room hcuse, clectlc and Matawan 1-1671 • Un, $5500. THURSDAY, MAY IOJW6 one’s possession. : *Want Adg — th e y show offT * APPROPRIATING $16,000 t h e r e water. Reasonable rent. Call Mata 5 room spUt level attached brc^reway fo r, AND AUTHORIZING THE wan 1-0674-W. wjlO MECHANIC to work on Chryrtff nnd garage; all improvements, corner BEST BUY IN TUE LAND Mr. Heuser moved for dis ISSUANCE OF *15.000 BONDS OR CLIFFWOOD^ apartment 3 roome and cars; only first class mechanics^ to property 75 x J00, (12,600. . . . missal of'the charges against NOTES OF THE BOROUGH FOR bath, heat apd electric furrl&hed. good working Kerperr's father Dec. 26 > and were . "ample"'- ih. Jhe town FINANCING SUCH APPROPRI Call Matawan • I-3353-J. apply; high salary^ ' . - ■ l ' ' . Fifteen years ago oo May 1 Mrs. Plovsky as based on mis sh ip . , condiUons. Apply, 'ilariUn Garage, . room ranch type dwelling, Cole* •old It in Berkeley Heights to ATION. . . South Main St., fceyport. ft wjtf man oil heat; 2"car garage, chlckea thi Uplted States presented representation by the state’s &n unnamed person. Two more ordinances were BE IT ORDAINED b y the Borough WANTED TO BUY building, capacity 800 chickens;rap- “fi«r^rIeB"ErSa\iflEJrBond' lor witnesses- Magistrate Fuchs K e rp e n w as placed v,on p ro introduced.. They increase cost Council of thc Borough of Matawan, proximately 11/4 acres. $12,000. '' ' in the-Ccunty cf Monmuoth (not lesa ATTENTION _ the flfai'tim e. Four y e w a ago, ruled th e fact sworn testl- bation for three years and of a building permit to $200 ALL types ot antiques. Dotls. tdya, than Jwo'tWrdw o! nil members there furniture, china, glassware nod old Ta men who have sold and men who Meny other atlracUve p '0£«rtl< Series H took a corresponding. mony existed of a violation of Jones for two years. and for#;ah occupancy permit of ailiimativtJy concurring) as T"’- jewelry Opportunity Shop, The fflat* want ter learn to sell, we oflcr year mortgage money available. .. place among the world’s gilt* the ABC rules on service to Martha Jackson, 23, Rari to $100/ Mayor Jurman ac thews, 115 Broadway. Keyport CaU round steady empl/ymcnt, with one H.A. and conveniences. Section J. Tb« improvement -des o t the world’s aggressive sales “ edge- securities. ------minors precluded- him ...from, tan .-St^„.Matawan Twpr,_ who knowledged they are aimed cribed ln Section 3 of this Ordinance Keyport 7-1440. 1tf organizations. We want only men ■ Van's Agency Today 40,000,000 Americans granting the -Matawan attor v as indicted May, 2 for the "directly at" ;restrlctlng~devel- Is hereby-BUthoriied..as_a...£eneral who are interested in promoting ' Matawan, N. J, improvement to b* made or acquired Bu»ine<»~ Opportunities themselves to a higher._sUnd_ard. of _ _ Matawan 1*1661 owned $40,000,000,000 'worth ol ney's motion. . . - murder of her husband, Wil opexs. The mayor *?as RBked by the Borough bf Matawan, In the living, who are honest and neat ap* bonds in' tbe two series. And - Drunken Driver < • lie Jackson, 30, pleaded not jf the revenues from the fees County of Monmouth, New Jersey, SERVICE station for lease. Highway peering. You may try this on a trial MATAWAN, attractive split level would be used for school pur For the said improvement or purpose . and neighborhood business. Ideal basis with opportunities to earn ?70 the world calls us a 6pend- Burton Hauser, Ticetown guilty and was ordered held stated in said -SecUon 3, there is here to $1© per“weck.. If interested write home, comer property, oil forced ^thrllt people.! without bail. A not guilty plea poses. He said these were opportunity for clean cut, aggressive air heat, riewiy painted, landscaped Rd., Cheesequake, was sen by appropriated the, sum of 916,000, business men. Modern facilities, in- o Mr. J. Stewart, 3 North Woodland $12,600. Carlton H. Poling. Real Es- Statistics are far from being tenced to 30 days in the Mid Js m a n d a to ry In a murder municipal revenues' and could «aid butt} b cin c Jndujjve-* of all ap cOudln# wash b a y and lube rooms. iiv e .. Rt 9, New Brunswick. N. J. „ tale Broker. Keyport 7*3i»J8, wjlO only .be applied to municipal propriation* heretofore- made there* Located on Main St., Matawan. May wjtf as cold' as the' old cliches have dlesex County workhouse in case.- ...... • ■ for and including the sum of $1,000 be seen by appointment. Call Tree- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP, excellent It, not if they’re statistics on default of a <200 fine an d $26 • M o rris Hoffma-n, 23, 33 government purposes; ' sb the down payment for said im hold e-J044 between B a.rrt. and 7 p.m. corner property,. 7 rooms. 2 baths, ' $230 Per. House' Fund , provement or purpose required .by . , , • Ilf full cellar, oil steam heaf,' 2 car gar Treasury Department Savings costa of medical examination Washington St., Red .Ban k. law and now available therefor by EXPEDITER age, arranged for one or two fam snd arraignment on a drunk was 'continued on probation on There was a long discussion virtue of provision in & budget or ilies 912.600. Carlton H. Poline Real bf th e <250 p e r h o u se fu n d to budgets of the Borough previously Permanent ' poefUon for eitpcdiler, Iterty million Americans en driving charge. Mr, Hau charges of disorderly conduct Situation Wanted Estate Broker. Keyport 7-1916. wjlO be contributed by the builders adopted. , • qualified to assist' purchasing agent. ow ning ffOOO.O^O'.OOO w orth of ser Was picked up by Troop in Long Brai.ch and Keyport. Section S. For the financing of said Experience with metallurgical and KEYPORT. comfortable home, 3 bed towards school construction. WILL wash' ond iron all types ot.cur electronlc-equipment desirable. Goo20 hnd' ^ costs on through the '^nunicipal min wontlerlul investment property. Write ' children’s children, a developer who had. prelimi priming and scaling of that portion’ . our manufacturing - plant: at Key charges of assault and battery utes to find out what had be of' Middlesex Read In the Borough Box: H care of thla newspaper., wJ17* port. Preferred age £5 -.,35..' High - The-saga of the E Bonds Is nary approval o! his- map had from -Tloutc SJ4 to-Ravine Drive In ,KE .7-2734., .r made by his *ti!e. t come, of the money../ • ache«l graduRie. Steady job. Best . m . ATperican, as corn-on-Uie- three y.earg in which to-pro accordance v^jth pjuns .and specif!- working ccndiUona. Opportunity /or. Mayor / Jurman lound.Hhe fc«\tc>n»' to be prepbrwl 'by \htr Bor* LEGAL NOTICE advancement.- Company • »«ncUt*. 9. * -■ ' - - «ob o r ,. p u in ’Wn p ic. M agistrate Fuchs levied ceed'with his-development be «agh Engineer and filed in the Office USED *Y»frtgiri!l«r»” lrt JODfl ■ school board 1 w fts',1 " s ittin g ' ori day-week. Communieation P.rodutfs They were, designed to help fines iienJnst fix e , fop. JIJ8-Hta6, A*k tlon '949!)5 'and up. Kelt's 1 Inc.. technicalities0' ;t In going * 'to' MADGE M. UAGERMAN, al- cornerjrnc W. Front and Main Sts.. Key* the nation $ird Itself for war passing school; buses, -, Keating found, this made the ■ (b) Yie e s ! i ,m.a t e d maximum for, Col. Ors)nger. ; . . . ,>vjio port... Call .. Keyport . . . 7-2700.____ fc- W-Jtf .. *nd they helped Ylnance a vie- thiese lengths. ' ' T '' ' ' amdunt of bonds or notes to .'be is ■ so kriown aa MADGE ' N. The five, Nicholas Arace, new ordinance an empty' ges .... HAGEMAN snd MR-HAGERr OFFICE worker,' .typist with- office sued for said improvement or pur* txperlencr, mu>t. :be |)fsh cchool ; .Aluminum W inflowsf- tory when war came* not Just Old Bridge, Lena Minlchinl,- ture &t restraining developers "They sat with the planning pose is 919,000. (L.S.) MAN. also known as MR. the one great conflict we know . llAGEftAN. husband of MAD graduate.. Preferred age 356, Miss Anderson at Red Bank 6-565a 1109, Swartsel’i Farm Supplies, wjtl : und dltch-digger too. costs for falling to keep to the floor plan minimum area also ur improvement which the Borough came in for criticism as nd share this opinion, '. may Invsliilly make or ucquire n.s a exclusive M such dnte. If you (ail Friday between 2 and 5 p.m. wjlO FREEZER. Ammanla 10 foot upright. When they didn't pay cosh rig h t an d $5 and $5 c o sts for General Improvement. so to do, Judgment for the relief de STEADY waitress. Youssouf -Restau- .. Can..be -scen._anyliroe_at„FalrfieIa.._ for them, they bought them on failing !to have a registration real bar on developers. This Mayor Jurman, however, (b) The period of usefulness of manded in. the Cotnphiint wlir b< rnnt, Highway 0. Call Engltbhtown Farm. Route 18. 1 ‘mile from Main ordinance was made su&Ject accepted a suggestion that the soid purjioEc, within the limituiinnn token against you by default. - 7-iiCBl. " jlQ" St,, Matawan. Must-bo sold In two the Installment plan, the pay- certificate. , of SecJIciiife 40:1-34 to 40:1-36 or tald The octlon was inMiiutcd for lhe we<»k*r ______xoll deduction plan, nnd Just to quick amendment when it committee write the board, Local Hond l-aw and* necordinglv to purpose of foreclosing a Tax JSnle wns found that only ranch telling oi the fund. He direct the reasonable life thereof, is fifteen Certificate dated October Ht; 11)30 SERVICE AFRICAN VIOLETS .&& you buy them today. (IS) years. , made by. GEORGE KELLER, Col New verities. Morey Poultry Farm, -And how they bought them! Middlesex Rd. To type houses could be covered ed the township clerk. Mrs. (e) The ruppleinrntHl debt state lector to the Township of Matawan, JACK'S Upholstery, free estimates •Tennent Road, Morganvllle.- Closed •Eighty billion dollars worth by its terms of "1000 sq. .ft. Mary Brown* to aend such a ment required by said Law hns beeji which Tax Sale Certificate by von* given. Large selection t>f fabric* Friday afternoons. ' wjlO . (continued Ivom page one) le tte r. duly made and filed in thc Of/iec ouk- assignments lias been As.f>lgiu-(I to choose from. Call Matawan < !• in 15 y e a rs ! And love of Iree- n o t lo 1 n c 1 u d e garage-or COLLIE puppies.- 8 weeks oldiv pedU coinmitlec, was given per of the Borough Clerk nnd u complete tn FMANCESCO M. BACICCHl nnd 2305-M: after 5 p-.m,- cull Matawan tiom and country the main breezewny," The amendment The mayor said that when exeruted original thereof luis been IRMA BACICCHI, his wife, and con 10670‘M. y wjlO gree AKC registered. - wormed, mission to hire? a dog catchcr would insert the words ‘"ex filed in the Office ol tlie TMrector cerns real estate known as Lot No. 5, raised with family and Jovable dls- ' compulsion. Match that, Rus- housing developers came to iosltion, Reasonable, only - i more . for a temporary period to cope of the Division of Local Government Block Z3, on a Tax duplicate, of the DELICIOOS *in. If you can I 9 cept* houses built on split thc township "wc knew they of the K1nte of New Jersey, (md such Township of' MntnstnnTand asscracd'- eft. Cali Keyport 7-0740-W evenings.* w ith the dogs runninu-at- f “Ah,” but you are going 10 le v e l," • were going to bring school statement Mtuwfi that the grojs debt thereon to MADGE N. IMGCMAN. a* TEN wooden apex type building large situation, which, he .said, of the Borough as defined in Smion owner. You MADGE M. HAGER* FISH PLATTERS trusses: 50 foot wide, can* be seen .uay, "If only a' hah’ ol what "W c d id n ’t, fefcl a c tu a lly th a t problems." He said ag ree many complaints 'Indicate to 40:1-70 of snTd Law is increased by MAN. also known as MADGE N. by appointment. Call Keansburg has been "purchased is still if anyone wanted to build a ments for gratis -schools were into Ordinance by 115,(100, mid the HACKMAN, are made u Delvndnnl fr0545. ' . (\»J10 be getting out of hand. ^ald obligations authorized by this because you are -tlie owner of record h e ld by Uie b u y ers, w hy bo- two-story house that J000 sq. worked^ out with the laruer de TO TAKE OUT DON'T forget mother on Mother'* „ Four streets In ihe Loch* Ordinnncr will be '"within-.all dchl and you Mr, HAGERMAN..also known ft. on the first iloor would be veloners, He explained that limitations jirc,*crltic The following Items, as de MADGE M. HAGERMAN, also known deeded to the borough when fined and authorized by SecUon 40:J as MADGE N, IIAGEMAN, are made ' 7ELEPI10NE tuns, all types. Marie's Farm Mar f a Judgment of the When your TV needs service rail CRIB, 'child's chiffer" robe and play ready for acceptance as m unr Monmouth County Court,’ Probate Di Keansburg 6-2300. Route 3fl, Bel Ji m s . And If som e of th e d o k largely to accommodate thc M otors. N ew B ru n sw ick . $2100. aald Section. vision, the subscriber, the Adminis pen,' 'very good condition, reason iclpal charges, . . .Section 3. The full failli and credit ford- Service on all makes. We go able. Call Matawan 1-4713-M. jI0 jars come of bond redemption plans of the Segal Construc The mayor revealed that trator c.t.a. of the Estate of, John II; anywhere. Formerly of Cllffwood- Communications from the ot th? UorougH ^re hereby pledged Deuble, deceased, will on the 10th APARTMENT size dining room ‘ set, went into a little hard-earned tion. Co. In Southwood for the Freeholder Gcoi^e ptloski had lo the punctual paymejil of Ihe Piin,- Matawan. - ujtf New York and Long Branch day of May, 2856. at 12 o 'clo ck In excellent condiUon. Call Mstawao fun - that's American, too. sections of their development arranged a meeting with Con clpal ol and interest on the said ob the forenoon, prevailing time, sell at STONE cutter, lettering on marble 1*1722, )iQ Railroad apd the Pennsylvan ligations authorized by this Ordinance. or -granite monuments. F. S. But there'* another side to for which they had filed maps gressman OVerton Brooks In Said obligations shall be direct, un public sale, on the premises at Salem ia Railroad Informed the Place,- CHf/uood. in Ihe. Township of Rogers. CaU Matawan 1-0883arcels o t land and pre/nlxes, here’ ganvllle. Call Matawan i-OO^lTl. Eckel Brothers;- Tennent Road, Mor- - of five per cent In railroad nafter more particularly described, ganvllle. Call Matawan M220-J. thing', their owners were cer- advertising by the Segjjil firm sent the township with all ex Section 0. • Thla Ordhimtce »lull ffcltuale, lying and being In Ihe Tpwn* CARPENTER and building contractor fare. The letters stated that take effect tnent.v (20) days alter J. G Metsger. Florence Ave.. Key _____ , talnly in no hurry to cash appearing In a Newark news penses paid. ship of Matawan In the County of port New Homes, garages; al) aU»r- MAPLE crib, large chiffer robe, 150, the Increase would not effect the fliit publication thereof after Monmouth and State of New Jersey: th e m in. paper. He said it was % " m is Mayor Jurman disclosed (Inal passage, as provided bv snld adona and repairs. Eaty financing Cal^Ke.vport 7-4970-R before 4 p.m. pi c£enl communication ratea. Loch) UonU Law. ' FIRST TJJACT arranged. Call Keyport 7*<15». wjtf leading crossfire,” Mr. Gar gravel flhoutders will be place NOTICE BEGINNING at a point (n the east SA V E $ $ S $ vey charged the ad assured on Ocean Blvd., Cllffwood PUBLIC NOTICE IS IfEUEUV GIV erly line of Salem. Place distant 448 DON’S TV SERVICE NEW 120-Bus Kalian Accordions. Two PROCLAMATION the prospective buyer there He*ch. The street was called EN that the foregoing ordinance wi^i feet Northerly from the Northerly For fas! efflciant radio and television year guaran*ee. orlce 91*4. Lessons ‘ Cope Fine Upped introduced at a regular meeting of side of the. Road leading from State service call Matawan K7«44 wjtf at your home f t Call KE 7-0914. were "low taxes and ample dangerous by spectators In the Mayor and Council of the noiough Highway Route 35 to Malawan; thence WHERXCA8 m e n ta l llHiess Is (C ontinued fro m p ag e on»> of Matawan in the County ol Mon (11 Northerly along the Eastely line LANDSCAPING- Building and main USED television sets in good condi Kchool facilities" at South- thnt shoulders on the road are mouth field on May Bth, 1924 and of -Salem Place fifty (90) feet thence tenance of vour grounds our spec- tion. Bargains from |S9 and up. lhe most serious single health ed him, with a gun he had wood, all of which, in Mr. "nonexistent," talty; top soil, mahure, fcrUllier. lime Pete’s Inc., corner W. Front and pasted oil first reading and the kame (2) Easterly at a right angle with L. uicas.s^Blons Hd Tel. Keyport - problenri confronting the nation, stolen, forced the young man Garvey’# opinion, 'Van ridic Herbert Kendall, developer waa then ordered to bt published ;ii> Salem Place ninety-nine and eighty- 1415. wjtf a n d . - ...... Into an adjoining room and cording to law', and that such «n#;- four onejbundredths <09.84) feet; u lo u s." of Madison Park, was ordered anct will be further considered u>r thence <3) southerly and panallel BULLDOZINC*k lota cleared, celisrs, U SED CARS WHEREAS jnimy mental pa lock it, then ■ madeoff. The Mr. Segal, questioned about to restore Cheesequake Hd. (Inal pauiage at a meeting of Un with Salem Place fifty-four and tsnks and sepUcs dug; lots, garages former MP hitched a ride to said Afsyor and Council to b« held eighlen one-hundredlhi (54.18) feet; and coops lilted and graded, drive tients are unable to get the It, snld he had not read,the and build proper drainage in the BoruUgh Hall on Tuet.dav Miv thence (4) Westerly and parallel with ways cindered, gravaled and grad* treatment they need becauae Keyport to get the bus for ad, even ihough his firm was facilities on it In the, area of 72nd, 1059 at 9 O'clock, P.M., at nhicU tha asid Road leading lo Matawan ed. Blue stone, road gravel, mason ‘ T H I S I S I T New York, but investigation time and place « public hehdng utlf One Hundred (100) i«ft to the BE* sand, washed gravel, til) dltt and top mental hospitals are ovn paying for it. his development. The deter- GINNING. Being part ol the Van soil Dump trucks for hire. Eckel by Keyport StatA Police let to iMrl Hoerster fobnd the be held and all persons Interested Brothers, Tennent Road, Morgan- Special this week only, - 1*53 Sturte* crowded, understaffed, ahtf lovtatlon of the road was will ba given an opportunity to be Cleat Tract. vllle. Call Matawan t-4220-J. wjtf bake?, and other bargain. short o r medical supplies and trace of where he had gone statement about (Axes wa* out blamed on its use by contract heard concerning tuch ordinance. SECOND TRACT SEPTIC tank and cesspool cleaning. equipment, and , and lie wan taken off the bus, of the way as he had been as ors moving heavy equipment J. FRANKLIN HOMIN1CK BEGINNING at a point In the East- Call Matawan 1*26!?8. -wjtf SABO S AUTO SALES Herington h*d counts on Uorough Cleik terly line of Salem Place diitant four HIGHWAY S4 WBErtEAS many people suf sured that he would have to Into the Kendall development. J)0 128.09 CELLARS, garages. >ards aivd attics MATAWAN. N. J. him of breaking and entting. hundred seventy one (47!) feet north* fering from emotional disord p ay $00 per month when he Marlboro Rd. will also'be im erly from the northely side of the cleaned. ‘ Free estimates, ftee dis Matawan 1-V700 entrlng with intent to steal, bought his home in Southwood SRALF.D BIDS OR PROPOSALS road leading, from State Highway 39 posal. Call G, Chevalier. Matawan ers are unable lo let help be proved ancl Ihe engineer waa 8««lrd bids or proposal! tor, pro* lo Mataw-an; thence (1) Northerly l-Q647*R». MIQ* jsjt* grand larceny, armed rob and now h e w as pay in g $93. cause there Is a severe short drlecteri to prepare specifica viding Janitorial Labor and Supplies along the easterly Uo« of Salem Place SEPTIC tank and eesspooi cleaning, CHEVROLET, 1953, Delair sport bery, and petit larceny. Mr, Hoerster claimed to know tions. . (...... ‘ , required for tha proper maintenance nny (50) feet; thence (1) Easterly modern equipment, reasonable coupe, radio and healer. pcuer r age of paychlatrlo.Ctlntcs and Edwin Kerpen, 22, Route 35 0/ three school buildings at Malawsn at a right »ng}» with SaJtm Place rates. CaU Van Kevport V-4M7-H. glide; 2 tone, white wall tires. Call private psychiatrist*, and innny houses In Southwood Old Urldge and Laurence •and one at Cllffwood will be received ninety-nine feet and eighty-four one Keyport 7-1334.______’■*U> Holmdel, and Robert Jones. had been put up by their buy* Harbor First Aid Squads pro* by the Matawan Township Board of hundredths of a foot 109.14); thence WHEREAS mental Illness re Education, Matsu an. New Jenev, (3) southerly and parallel with Salem 26, C r m i f o r d, 1 rece iv ed ers for sale. Mr, Segal denied tested the sollclttnir of funds Secretary’a Office, Brn*d Street, Piei't fifty (1A> fert; thence (4) West* TELEVISION SERVICE search Is belnB hampered by aiisDcnrieo indctremlnnte terms this, suld there were only two Matawan, at I P.M., D.S.T. on MotvP la c k o t funds and personnel, w ithin the tow nship by •’o ut erlv and parallel with the second Call ua fur reliable TV aervice; tele to Annandnle fleformatory aft nnd that one of'these wan iIav, <«l»y If I, The Board of rourte, ninety-nine feet and eighty a n d „ , side" squads. The clerk wns Film'atlofl lit texrinn at that time will four one himdrrdlhs of a font tW. vision antennaa repaired artd Instal WANT ADS! er pleading uulliy to chnrgcn bchiH 3oUi at a $500 Instructed to isKur uu more o|*n Ihe tealrd bid*, for Ihe purixikr 81 tn the DEQINN1NG. led. We alao repair radios and small ■ WHEREAS these conditions of carrying.a concealed wen Mr. Scua) *alrl he could not of c *if>p -*.t.4ti*-anrtartlana»L._ • ______—.—deceased____ « » » . ■ . . „ s f i n e d '$100 hy Ju^lge (Jlorcjano lhe six-room school was uolng The Board of Education rvHires KARKUS, KANTOit ‘Jk~'BUnN9 — 20 E. FRONT ST...... thetr r.cilvltles. ttir tlffhl tu leitct any or all blrit. Counttlor* at Law - 1 ■ TUBHW OIM B,' I, gi-mrti- ... Clubwomen Hear W omens Guild
Mrs. John Green To Sponsor Party MATiW ANi A T A W A .. ■ || I" - . "II-— n j f Described Work Of Committee Listed; yiral Baptlit Church' 1 Bayview PresbrtoHan Church Page- Five M a r 10, U M Brief items about People You Know M t M >lu & i., M a ta n .n * ■ Cllflwaod Bcaoh " ■ Marlboro ^Auxiliary Chet-ieqUaikA Items * Rev Lawrenco R. 'Batley Rev. Prau^U Osterttock Keyport Eefornled Church , k_,Mrs. John B. Oreen, Locust, -The Women's Ouild b( tho ' • ■ • ' '•'• P a s to r'" • ‘ At 11:45 a.m, tjiiire' ‘wll) be Watren St‘, Keyporl president ot tiie Auxiliary to Church of Our Saviour, Chee- ."Sharing Life's Values" will a family seivloe. Parents ai\d Rev.' Roderick N, DeYoung Marlboro Hospital,_._w »_« th» Mrs. Ralph W. Herrick en Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Black Mrs. Charles fr1. P«rrlne en- be. the pastor’s sermon topic ,equak». is SRonsorlng a card children will worship In t h e P a s to r ' guest speaker at tbe meeting tertained Tuesday Hi*- honor-of. wood;- Plalnfitldr were -guesta- tertftlned —h . r—Jjrldge__club at hath Uie IQ and 11 a.m. Senior choir .praotice Is to party tn the parish hall. W t sanctuary—alter— which—the 01 the Woman's Club of Mata- Mrs. Edwin H. Dominick and of Mr. and Mrs. J, Raymond Thursday evening. ^Winners services on Sunday, - night at 8 p.nv. Junior'eiiotr Miss Mary Lisk, who sail on tvan Monday in the parish hall Ketchel, Saturday. . w ere M rs. R o n Maghan and day evening at B:l(. Those ou A nursery Is provided fo r children will go to their as practice is S'inday at Q t m . th e 8JB. Constitution May 17 Of Trinity Episcopal Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Mrs. Arthur Hall. • the committee are, Mrs. Adele children whose parents wish to signed Church School classos. Sunday Bcliool starts at 0:43 to t a seven-week tour of Eur Lambertson spent the week Mr. and Mrs. William R; ■. Mrs. Green, Introduced by attend the 11 a.m . service. The regular worship services a.m. and tin morning worship ope. Tbe birthday of Miss Craig and daughter. Carol, H e r ,s o g , c h a irm a n ; M rs. _M rs. Lawrence Bailey, club end with Mr. and Mrs. Will se rv ic e Is at 10^4d a .m , pra* Mary Emma - Stack, Perth iam Myatt, Pitman. akent Friday In Naw York. Oeorge Newman, Mrs. Fred The Sunday Church BchopI will be at 11 a.m, . - welfare chairman, told ^f the ceded by a 15-mJnut« organ re Ambqy,-was also celebrated* Major Isabel- Fennon.. Gov They had. dinner. at the Y*r' Schulmelsler and Mrs. William m e e ts a t 10 a^m . w ith c la sse s ding" snd fashion show.' work done by the auxiliary. tor each age group and the c ita l Others attending were. Mrs. ernor's island, N.Y., wtos the sallle, wUere Mias Craig’ 3 J, Ralnaud. ~ Sunday. Bchool will be at 10 She said there are more pa men’s class.Ip held In the par The churoh membership' and Emil Blanchard/ Miss Mar the guest of her mother, Mrs. classmat* at Vermont Junior tients in mental hospltals'than Mrs. Anna Oczkowskl and a.m. and Sunday morning wor Bible class meets Sunday at guerite Boughton, Perth Am WilUard Fennon, over the College, Montpelier, Vt., Miss sonage. ' - .. ‘In aU other hospitals combined. 7:30 p.m., ths J'lnlor youth fel boy, M rs.; J. Franklin Donl- w eekend i...... Joan Btermteld, Is an enter M r a. Eugene Skowronek, Baptist Youth Fellowship ship will be at 11 >a,m. At 9 Mrs. Oreen pointed out that the lowship at 0:30 p.m. and tha mlck, Mrs. Jay P. Hostetter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard. Mc ta in e r. They attended the Browntown, were among thos, meets on Sunday evening ut p.m. the Sprauldlng Singers, State Hospital at Marlboro was Eatontown, and the Morris senior youth group at tilt »**' and Miss J. Mabel Brown. Keen, Linden, were guests of evening performance of (“Time who attended, a luncheon i:4S 0.m. Lois HochBiibary is built to house 2000 patients, but clock on ths: first, second and Mr. and Mrs. Oarrett J Mo- L im it.” . the leader this week. Twins, Asbury Park, will pre now there are 3300 and only 15 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor Wednesday at the home of third Sunday of each month. Kefen, Saturday. “ ; . Miss Grace Cartnan has re sent special music. d o c to rs. ‘ spent - several days in Wash Mrs. Robert Danish, Newark, First _Pr«»!w!erlaii_Churoh The League Mr Seryloe Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. turned home after spending - J-The 4jpeaket-*ald_th*_auxilU Ington, D.C. and Winchester, 116 Main St.; Matawan Reoond Baptist Church ----- meets tlie fourth ^Wednesday— VaTr^retarninf—home—Friday. Sargent,-St. Petersburgr-Fia^ «ii -wteiu_ with Mr. and_ Mr*. In. the evening they were ary at Marlboro, which was the Rev. Chester A: CH Uaway.... Orchard St., Matawan ot iach month spent Sunday with Mr. and Charles-Bussum. Decatur. Oa, guests ot Mr. and MrB. Leo first to be established, con Mrs. Paul A. Egan enter* P a s to r R ev . W 3~. ifutoliesoh,' Paslolf talned at bridge Thursday. Mrs. J, Rayrond Ketchel. , Bp/3 and Mrs. Roy -8. Le- M ular, North, Arlington, at din On Sunday, Mothers' I) a Y, .First Churoh of Christ, tributes much to the recovery Two Sunday servlets at 8:30 Winners were Mrs. Ralph W. Mrs. Harry C. Tooks, Red marie,- Ulm, Germany, are n e r a n a t'c» t'd s. „ there will be a special program Bolentlst ’ of the patients. She explained Bank, Mrs. Conrad Johann- the . parents of a daughter, Ous C. Meyer, Cheesequake, a.m, will bo held 111 the M ata (I Broad Bt., Kryporl that the state provides neces Herrick,.M rs. John C. Eggles* given by the Mlsstonsry So sen. and Mrs. Marguerite. R. Sharon Alice, live pounds, Is a medical patient at South wan High School auditorium S u n d ay sirrioe, 11 a .m . sary, facilities and care, but ton. and Mfs.- Wllllam A. Was c le ty a t 3 p .m . 1 Laird were> guests of Mrs. four ounces, born Apr. 29. Amboy Memorial Hospital, The Mother's Day sermon topic Sunday School, 11 a.m., W e ^ f-... ,doea not provide incidentals muth. Other guests included There will be a chicken din Mrs. Frederick Noble, Holm James O. Neil at the .May Sharon Is the great-grand where lie was taken . Friday will be "Architect of L 11 nesdsy. testlmonlsl mooting, I, tuch as radios, books, maga n e r S a tu rd a y i^t t h e C h uroh del,' Mra. William R. Craig, luncheon of Uie Ariel Club at daughter of J^ffrs. Tunis R. evening by the South Amboy There Is a nursery at both p.m. Reading rooim open Wed zines, candy and many other sponsored by the Willing Work Mrs. Raphael C. Devlin, Mrs. the home of Mrs. Kenftetb Schenck, Main St. . First Aid Sftuadi hours for children whose par. n e sd a y a Ip 4 p .m . . . . things. The auxiliary and or ers with Mrs. Hutcheson, chair J. Raymond Ketchel, and Brown, Interlaked, Monday. . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jr Mr. and Mrs. Larry Courter, ents desire to attend church. m a n How splrltualliatlon ot thou*, tanlzatlons such as women’s Mrs. Leroy H, Slckels. Seaman Fred H. Haseman, Ruff spent Sunday with Mr; and daughter, .Deborah, Cran C h u rch School foi;, all ages 1* Blit brlngB man enlarged abll- ilubs pfOvlde extras and enter- N e x t F rid a y n ig h t, M ay 18, Mrs. W.' Rulon Smith enter jr., Balnbrldge, Md., spent and Mrs. W. H. Evans, Penn- ford, .spent Sunday visiting at held at 9:30 a m.; junior High the Rev. M. T, Auston, Mor lty and uppoitunlty will bs Ltalnmerit. * biougiit out in the lesalon-sar*' ' ______^ ______tained at luncheon Thursday. the weekend with his parents, sa u k e n . the home of tlie former's par and Senior Westminster Fcl ganvllle, will be the speaker Mrd. Oreen said at present Mr. and Mrs; Fred H. Hsse* Mr: and Mrs. Joseph- Die- lowshlps at 1 p.m. ’ man entitled "Mortals and fin. tlie auxiliary is working on a **er quests were Mrs. ,Law- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge tor the Willing Workers and on m a n .' * - trlch attended a dinner and Courter, Edgar Road, Cheese School ot Christian Educa mortals" at Christian Sclenc* r decorating program and she rence J. Altken, Mrs. Joseph Muy 24 there will bo a tnlent Mr. and Mrs. Ralph That bridge given by Mr.. and Mrs. q u a k e . tion: for women Tuesday ato10 services Builds). announced that they will spon Dietrich, Mrs. C. William program, featuring local nnd cher and sons, Brent and Arthur Holey, Fair Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Alt .Anderson, ,m.; for men Tuesday nt B Selections lu be re u d ' (m m sor a card party at the hospital' Ludl, Mrs. William C. Nod out-of-town tnlent, sponsored Barry, Red Bank, were din Saturday. ! " . Chatham, have returned home p.m. snd for young adults, Suiv Sclonce and Hoalth with Key Ju n e 61 dlngs; Mrs. J. Fred Robinson, by the Willing Workers, ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Q. J. Sterling Thorop. following a visit wltlrM r. and d a y at. 7 |* tn . to Iho Scriptures" hy Mkl'T Marie Dietrich, daughter of Mrs. Tunis R; Schenck, and Frederick K. Dederlck, ^6un- son, Jr.,-- Applebrook Farm, Mrs! Peter Johnsen, Brown First Methodist Churoh Diikni' Eddy Include the fol* — M r . - an d —M rs — F r e d _ DlelJlch- Mrs. Harry WelU, St. John’s A.M.K. Zion Church -d a y r — ------^Middletown _ entertft)ne3 io w n . ______Main St., Matawan lowing (305:9-15): "Mortals A co-operative dinner was lOO-MlantltrAveVrMalawan sang several solos and accom Mrs.- Johnson ’’ Cartan and b rid g e Tiiursday. Those Oeorge Sciileh, New Orleans. Rpv.-Albort-D.-Curry,—Pastor im nl tfinvltalc Gadwanl, their panied herself on the accordi given In Honor of Mr. and •Mrs. Ross Maghan attended attending Irom Malawan were La., spent a few .ays visiting Rev. W. R. Pender, Pastor Sunday school moots at 0;4A atlccllons and 'aims' BrowlfplifS"'. Mrs. Otto J3trohmeyer, Wash Sunday School will be nt 0:41 on. t ♦ a luncheon and fashion sbow Mrs. Robert Bentley, Mrs. his brother-in-law and sister, a.m. under the leadership ol Itunl, thoy must near tlia _ ington, D.C...formerly-of Mat- a.m. .with Mrs. Oraae Dodson, 'M is. Rensselaer Lr. Cartan, given by the Woman's Club Jac Cushman, Mrs. Randolph Mr. and Mrs. William Ziegler, Howard A. Henderson, super- broader Interpretations of b»- .. president, conducted the busi awaq, at the -homfe of Mr. superintendent of' tlie Sunday o( Keyport, at Sfiadowbrook, H a rris , Mre. F. Howard Cheesequake, before sailing Inten d o n t ing, and gain some proper ness meeting when yearly re and Mrs, Duncan F, Black, Shrewsbury. Saturday. . Lloyd. Jr.. and' Mrs. Charles Saturday on tiie SS America School. Morning worship Is at 11 a.m. sense of tlm Infinite, In order, Saturday. The Strohmeyers t the ll«Vm. morning wor ports were given by the offic Mrs. Lewis S. Bergen, Bar P ik e, fo r a U iree-m onths v a c a tio n Iri when tho pastor will have ns that inn and mortality may b* ■ leave Sunday'for Cambodia. ers and department chairmen. rington. 111., spent Thursday Mrs. C. William Ludl' and ship the Pastor's seunon sul) the topic of his Mother’s Day put.dff, - ‘ Ouests Included M r s . Con Oerminy. Mr. and Mrs! Zieg , ® Mrs. Calvin D. Pearce and with Mr. and Mrs. Edwlft H Mrs, Lydia Walling were ler accompanied him to New Ject will be "The United With sermon "In Whoa* Home Qrent ‘Thla. snlentlric 'sense ot Mrs. Frank .Bradach were ac stance Cundey, Keyport, Mr. O o d .” E v e n in g BDl'Vlea w ill 1)8 Dominick. ! guests of - Mr. and Mrs. York and remained on the ship Tilings Happen.' belli i i Joriakliiii malter—f"5T7_ and Mrs. Milton W; Ounkle, at S p.m. and Christian Endoa cepted -as new members. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Charles Pausewang, Hunting until sailing time. . A iiursory;ywlll b» available Spirit; by no nieans suggosls Mr. .and Mrs. William J Me Announcement ..was . made Koopman returned - Saturday ton, L,I.. Saturday. . . Mrs. A. H. Blanken' of South v o r, 1 p ,m , - at the It a.m. service for par man's absorption Into Deity that Joan Lemalre will repre Draw, Mr. and Mrs. Rollin' after spending several days In Mr. and Mrs, F„ Howard Bandlsdeld, Mass., Is visiting Prayer and Bible study wilt ents-w ho—wlslv-4o—have—thatr and the loss ol his Identity. ’ Richards, and Harry Codding- be Wednesday. eVenlng at B sen t the, Matawan Federated Atlantic city. They were ac Lloyd, Jr., entertained In hon her son-ln-iaw and daughter, children oared fo r during but confers upon man en- ton. — Clubs at,,the Citizenship instl- companied home by Mrs. or1 of Mr. arid Mrs. Ja6‘Cush M r. and M rs. W ard Kl; B a rt' p .m morning worship, ■■ targed - Individuality, a wider iute to be held at Douglass Col The-' following were guests Koopman’s brother and sis man who were celebrating lett, cedar Orove. upliere of thought and action,' Trtnlly. Evlspapal Churoh Sprin# Valley. lege, New Brunswick, from of Mrs. Howard Veale, Par- ter - ln - law, Mr. and Mrs. their tenth _weddlng anniver Mrs! Edward Del Ro>So, Ce a m o r i. axpansiva love, »< Main St., Matawan ,, , Community Church .. iTune 18*22. T h e a lte rn a te Is Un, at a bridge party Friday: Adrian Weaver, Chattanooga, sary 'Saturday. Other guests dar Drove,' has' returned from higher and more ptrmaneuk - Rav. 'Barnard Molt. Oarllck A. Thomas Clayton, Pastor Ruth Crawford. Mrs. David M. Bruce, Mrs. Tenn.. - wHS tfert thalr- guests' were Mr. and Mrs. Oarrett J. Monmouth Memorial Hospital p e a c e . x ' ' . - Rector Bunday Sohool is at 3 p.m.; The club adopted a. resolu Oeorge R. Gaskell, Mrs. El over'.the weekend. McKeen, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. where sha has been” a medical On Sunday, the Sunday after the young people, meet at 0:30 tion as recommended by the more Kattner, Mrs. Peter A. Attending tbe three day con Charles Pike. patient for the past two wteks Board of Directors-which pro t Iri. ABoenalon. at 0:30 a.m p.m. and the evening service Suian Infoiino, 8,' Read,' Mrs. Paul Royer, and vention of tlie General Feder Charles Neldllnger en Bunday dinner guests of Mr Holy Eucharist an d sermon is held at 7:40 o'clock, -j Honored Al P»rty ■ vides for the club to sponsor Mrs: R; A. O Stetler, Mrs. ation of Women's Clubs of tertalned' at .a family dinner and Mrs. Jplm Pangborn, Ed The celebrant will bs the Rev Prayer n\eetlng la held taolt' ad award ol $50. this year to Bruce and. Mrs. Read were New Jersey at Haddon Hall, Thursday in honor of Mr. and gat1 Road, CheeBequaks, wars Mr. and Mrs. Vincent.. - ft aenldf glrl ln MaXawan High William J, White,- Churoli Thursday. Ut 7130 p.m .. prize winners. Atlantic .City, Tuesday Mrs. Philip L, Neldllnger, who Mr, and Mrs. Rudolph Jacob Infosino, Fox St., Matawan, School lnteresfed In furthering Mr. and Mrs, Carmen M. Sohool will be at 10:30 a.m. through Thursday, sre Mrs. were: celebrating their 2dth Hillside. . ' Olltfwood Oommanltr entertained Sunday afternoon . Her education who shows, ex DeNardo and soh, Pblllp, Monday, Evening prayer Rensselaer L. Cartan, Mrs. wedding anniversary Thurs Sgt. .William D. Bastedo, , Methodist Ohvrok al a garden |Wrty ln oelebva- cellence ln home economics or spent Sunday at Crystal 7:30 p.m.: Young Cliurohnieii Johnson Cartan, Mrs. Karl day . who has been statlpned at Ml Rev. Richard Yaussy, Pastor tion of tlie eighth birthday of 'Yrt, citizenship and leadership. Caves, Penna. . ’ .. meeting, D p.m...... Heuser, and Mrs. Peter .A, Mr. and Mrs.' Richard Gold ami, Fla., spent the weekend Sunday morning woihlp Is U\«lr daughter, Stuan,- __ ... “ A life membership was ex Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Jo- Thursday. J p.m., Olrl* R e a d . * and son, Robert, Mr. and with his parents, Mr. and Mra at 0 a.m.: church sohool at 9:45 Ouests present were James tended to Mrs. Carrie Conover, harinsen attendtd X perfor Friendly Soolety meeting, The following attended ths M r i . ' A nth o i\y 0 a rl to , - an d Theodttre Bistsdo" betors leav , a.m., and tha •veiling-ssrvlae M 111 a r . Harrlslmrg, Panli.; a' p a s t p re s id e n t of this club*, mance of “The King and 1" annual Njw . Jersey Women's Mrs. Emma Oold, . attended l^g for a new assignment at David's Emmanuel Tabernacle at g o’clock ' Mr, and Mr*. Benjamin"Wilt- at the Mtllburn Playhouse frho has served the club in State Republican Club con the marriage of Miss Mary liakehurst. ' , Apostolic Faith . - Prayer an d Blblt study la lama ond,children, Blste, Car tfiany capacities; but due to 111 Thurad&y evening ...... vention* at Hotel Dennis,. At Lambusta, Maplewood, to At. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Bur Roosevelt Ava.t Cliffwood oline and Corilne, Moouaclile, health and moving from . the Mr. and. Mra. Elmore Katt? li a 1 d Friday evening at lantic City*.-May 3: Mra, Con thur Mu'iid, Bayrevillt, at' St ness, Cedar arove, have ts Rev. Hutli puprae, Pastor o 'clo ck ,, N, J,: Miss Angela_CuttdMl,.I b o ro u g h , is no*r lo n g e r ab le to ner entertained at-dlnher and' over H. Burlew, Mr*. Robffrt Joseph’s Church, Maplewood turned home following a two- Th* two weeks special aerv. Paterson! Jay Bliaw. Mr, and Attend meetings. 'cards ‘'Saturday.* Quests* In Colot, Mrs* J; Franklltr Dom Sunday, and th* reception at w^al^ .Stay at Baach Haven, taes will bs--onntlnued tonight Oalhsemant LM kiiks Churoh Mra. Jam*s Bannar and ohVt* *: Mra, Cartan announced . the cluded I$r. and Mrs: inick,M rs. tsebrge L.Doub- the Robin Hood Inn, Clifton, thf ipmmir homp ot-their with the Rev. Q. Crushlp, As - Maple PI,, Keyport dren, Patricia nnd O»or(«, -May Breakfast will' be *.held j-lck BCt bederlck,.. Mr., and Her; Mrs.* 'Carrtieb DaNatdo, Mr. ai)d Mrs. Edward W, sort-In-law . and daughter, Mr. bury Park, In ohsrae, Tomoi-. Rav. / redarlok Biros, Paatot* Oeorse Infosino, Miss .Oar*’ M ondaV , M ay 21 a t P e te rs o n 's Mrs. Tflchard; E. Erdmann, Mrs. Oeorffe Miller,- and Mra Currie and Mr, and Mrs. J. and Mrs. Raymond Wheiler, row night Kldsr Ford, BJllst- There ar* two servlos* oh ni.ll> mroslno, and Vliioent,' Ited Bank.. Mra.\ J. Fred Rob- Mr. and Mrs, Oeorge R. Gas Daniel Rinear. Raymond Ketchel attended a U nion. abeth, will preach. On Satur Sunday; matins «' >110, a ,m M s ry a n d Joim Infosino, snd jhson*l» ticket chairm an1.' kell, ; Mr; .and Mrs. Conrad Dr. and Mrs. Gerard A dinner and bridge at the Man day the children of the. Methn-J and the regular servlo* at 11 Susan's grandmother, M rs,- * The o o m b 1 n • d Women’s Johsoitsen, and Dr. and Mrs. Devlin spent 'Sunday through asquan River Golf Club, Fri • Furnished apartment signs dlst Church, Clarksburg, will o'aloek. Sunday Scliool begin* Assunta Infoslso, all o/ Mat-.. Clubs of Matawan, will sponsor William H. Pengel. • * „ Thursday in Boston, Mass., d a y . , ’ for sal* at this office. present s "Tom Thumb Wed- at 0:45 a.m awan.-1 ■ - 1 ■ ' £ dinner dance to be held Sat Mr. and Mrs, Charles C. where Dr. Dfivlfn attend^ U l u ' Thereai Machado, urday, May 28 at the Molly Sfchock, »r., have returned the National Society of Ortho Malden Lane, spent last week Pitcher Hotel, Red Bank. Mrs. from spending the winter In dontist's ‘ convention, -at the* end In New York City, ac Cartan will be ijfi charge of Miami, Fla. Hotel Statler. , companied by. her -aunt, Miss reservations. * Mrs. Frank H. Bliss enter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Louise Raymond. They stayed t h e r e 's a • ’Refreshments were served tained her bridge club Fri Stames and son, Paul, and at the. Hotel Roosevelt, On . by the hospitality comnfittee day evening,, Winners were Mrs. Bayard T. Lamborn Saturday they- had lunch at Mrs. E. Story Halloek, chair M rs. ConraTrinity Guild Plans Holy Name Society Offering:, Sales . Tot,Hear-Rev. Connell
The Trinity flulld, Mata . Tlie. Rev.. Jamei» Connell; LINCOLN... MERCURY wan, held thclr/regular meet chaplain at the State Hospital ing Monday at the Parish al Marlboro, will speak to the NEW AND USED CARS House, following the evening men of Bt. Jpscpih's Holy prayer led by . Mrs. Marlon On Monmootli'Street OppotiL Curlton Theatre Nanitf Society tonight, at tlie Burlew and Mrs. F, Hessey, school. Pather ponnell will Plana were ’made for a - Red Bank 6-4545 — 6-0176 united thank -oflerlng "which speak about the ‘'Shrines of will tie handed ln at a'.cor-, th e B l rase d M o th e r" In porate guild communion Sun Europe, He also will outline d a y . 4 ,. a plan to assist the patients Plans ■ were made lor the rummage sale u> be held next at the Hospital 'in 'at Secu/i* that week and lor the food sale to tending Mass tin Sunday. be h eld M ay .26 at th e F rie n d Further plans for the annu ly Shop. Matawan. al Holy Name Society Corn IC U f t U v j K fo jf! Refreshments ‘ were served munion breakfast to bo hcid by Mrs. G. F o g g a nd Mrs, J. In Ju n e a re In. th e a g e n d a fo r H a rris . the bustncBs moctinn.
Paint lutUkute Matawan Students' - Republican Women To _ In Spring Festival Have Guest Speakers iuia 4fo*4* / A spring fcjstiva| was^j-e' .The regular monthly meet-, ...betw oon an Oldsm obllo 8 8 J u t c J u * ! se n te d b y M onroe Townj>1ili) !ng of fchc. Matawan WonvMi’s School on Friday. .»[Hepubltcan Club will be held ond the other lowor-prioe oaro I Matawan partlcJpanU were ‘June -fl. at 1:30. yjn. at Mair- j % > k i i Marie Dietrich, who gave yo 1 nolla Inn, You know yoo'ra ln a blg cor * * , This ruflnod Oldimobll# "OQ’* U Imilt cal and accordion. «olos: | T h r jfURftta H ppakem will be fmm it* lootn . . from iIk way it ridf* tn Inkr nil II»mI |>fiurr, too! For Cathy and Susantie Bennett, ’.Mra. Anna Morfoid and Mrs. aii'l hantllf*! Wltli «n tUrrr’i jtu rsjfB'ilni'l.liv*' t MjM-uKnihrrrii | 1M w ho entertained together, | Gladys Hunter. An amend* llm «(( Cathy playipg the accordion | ment to the by-law# will b« J-figinf*’ i n i w r n with all Ita wifi|(ing and Sunanne singing; and i v o 1 1 d upon. HeTreshmenM tftnuny ttvl Rat ' | tutho. IV ddom rf W#-H, (•«o powerful dlff*r*n«a, all USE LOAN Mra. Carmen DeNardo, preal po\nni‘(rtt »i norm*) *n%\ur tprrtU. 'ifii t Moth In f>..|i*i i. a h oioim osiis QUAiiir o ia ih i , ,■■■■— , . ,m cholouy suclely, A Rutgers mil4«f conaUted ol the follow «radut(e student and tw o ing for MoraanvlHe and Hob LIBERAL BUILDING & LOAN UouKlasa faculty 'member* erltvi]‘r; .Mrs. Wllbam Htotr r , alfio xer<* in itia te d , M rs J.f / 1 1 a r d Lutibrrwit, JOHNSON CIBB MOTOR CO; . ASSOCIATION Pat Chl in^mbet* are cho- } nobrji.Hvllie; Mr». Edward on ih e of ibSJily H e c k e t . Mr/rganvj)!*, and 159 Main Street and inlere.it tn the paycboloty I Mra. Fnhcr, Otqhard Park 108 Main Street, Matawan Phono Matawan 1-1040 . ■------V-- ...... v aM ATAW AN;--^ H eld, . ' way. , ■ ' ‘ ‘ -CHECK roim CAP—CHECK ACCIDEHTII CAN YOU ir.r, ■Tcrh. »TOP lAri'.i.Yt. TAKING THE FINAL TORN IN THE FIRST RACE AT POOLE’S SUNDAY TV PERSONALTTf BUYS BO A T IN KEYPORT KHS Trackmen Second little League l o s p : T o fltoAteJnRM Team h Keyport Ruth- O nly .V ictor io, m i y * * « "sS: Police Officer* Aldj Loop StartiTuesday •, For R ed, A nd Whit® Keyport trackmen had “aw Keyport muddled LI t tJ e discouraging day at Lake League situation was'brought into the clear within the last wood M ay'2 when they slop Into Second Place fortnight when 'members ot ped around a rain-drenched the Keyport Police Depart running track at the Plners^ ment and police reserves vol field td absorb & 91-26 reverse, l i u Beaten 7-2; . m/on, unteered their services that lt was their second dual meet ‘ Dropped To Third there'., could be enough Little s e tb a c k . Le&gue baseball in 1 the bor ' George Ruth supplied what , Aiatawan moved -into the ough for the 69 boys wbo firs t ! challenger's role to Point ever solace there was for the re p o rte d . • Pleasant, the leader, in the Red and White, Only one first Bhore Conference. “B” race Larry Insley, - manager of accrued to the Keys and it was _ T u e sd a y w hen th e .M a ro o n a-nd the geyport Cardinals, reports }>y Ruth in tbe 220. His best Steel easily downed Rumson that' Wiliam Geiger and performance of tbev day, how f-fl on the MHS diamond, The Special Officer Jay Baker, ol ever. was in the 100 he was triumph avenged an early sea K eyport :J*flUcefc-.hftyje'. yolua- edged out at the tape by Lake ton Betbficlt handed the Hus Andy Cook ace driver of ih* Whe.l and D.ih 8porl« Car Club, wb..l< hi< MS •round ih. l.it bind te e re d to take the second wood 's“ Tony gepprTfee time; kies by the’ Purple Bulldogs. In > run igalnit Ih. clock la lh« InVlLlion meeting «< th. H..1 .nd To. Sport. C .r Club .1 lh. n u mum. team. In addition, a “ farm 10.4 seco n d s. w a£ e x c e lle n t bn Al, Pool.’, farm In Holmd.I Sund»y. • • , . -: - it also gave Matawan sole league for boys not able to for tbe bad conditions unde? ■ possession bf second place make the two regular teams foot. . . • “ (haying Rumson back to third will t)e held Saturday morn The hurdles races were cut MHS, KHS, Try Again ings at Keyport High field Bob Gold, on the mound for Asbury Park Takes Keys Slaughter to 100 y a rd s b e c a u se of con the victors, won about as he Mata^aki and Keyport will with reserve officer Robert ditions. George Sw.ann, Key pleasid. Hii teammates give play off today at the Maroon S tra n g a n d P a tro lm a n \VD- port, stayed close to the .Pin- ’ him a big early-lead and Gold and Steel’s field' the game South Amboy 14-1 11am Pease in charge. The er star, Arvo Steinpe.ck, in ' wa« never ln difficulty. Rum- whloh w as, washed out by a two league teams will be un the high hurdles. iformed. A tag day will be «on started Ron jobanemann. Matawan Third In - rain squall ln the fifth Inn Lo Presto Score* Tlie summaries: ‘ . Jn the absence of their ace ing.Friday. held this weekeno by the Key Point standihg-rFirst, Lakewood 81; Two-County Meet With One-Hitter port Little 'League players to second, Keyport 20. a pjtoher, Spence' Morgan, but The Red and While led U l 100 yard dash—Won by Sepp (L); when the rain came drench- raise funds for full equipment, JoltShemann, had little to of Asbury Parle did the expect Keyport High’s baseball second, Ruth (K); third, Bell - (L); fer. After he had beep pound tog down. Rlob HfshrioD was aside from uniforms, for all lime, 10.4.' - . • ■* ed and dethroned Matawan as forces moves Into a contending oo the jnound to r C6ach Boh the- teams. _ .... ; . 220'yard do^h—Won by -Ruth (Kk -, ed around for two Innings, Dick tltllst In the Monmouthhit on a bit of timely hitting and ven teams,/tjje Cardinals and p.rim .nl, C. C. Galbrallh_fc Son, Inc.. Maple PI. and M ancheil.r A t .., * Mile Run—Won by Betz, (b); sec i« t: chanqer~to - gain revenge victors.' , K* porL preiented the keys lo Mr. Tillman. Th« -boal, an open skill MH8 tnlsplays. Dan Vander th e new ffeyport L ittle 7 ond, Lloyd, (Lj; third, Merccr, ;. sa/ely and Dan Vanderbilt for being upset'in a dual meet wiih a. copverlible lop. has been named Parrish for Mr's. Tllman. time,. 8:14.4. - bilt connected with one of the DeBPlf* tb* lop-sldedness at League team, the Terriers High . hurdles—Won by Stelnplck, walked; Steve Alikas drilled by the BlgJJliie. their victory, the Keys were 1'ongeat bits ever m a d e on and-the' n e w team ln Mat (L); second, Swann, {KJ; third, Trol* a long single to center. Fas- C oach John C ara ccio lo ’p -behind at the start. The Gov lan, (K); time, 13.7 * the Matawan field in the a w a n , the Blue Jays; the unsung hero to be«pulled out ; Low hurdles—Won by. Stefnpick, *o scoring and Vanderbilt forces annexed but one first ernors gave, their pitcher, fourth to give the home side Cliffwood Pirates and 'the '■of th e h a t a t r a c e tim e , M ay Cliffwood Indians and the Un ' Alikas ' took — second - on— the Carlson In the lowhurdtes In on in the first, Wlur'one out, LOOKING be Kuhns if he gets some (K>; time 12.3. ninreoBt Matawan a. further ion Beach Lions. There Is a iftscus-rWon by Xobak, (L); sec >-- throw to the plate. Gene Far the good time of 21.4 seconds. Dick Vona got a life on Lo- mlraqle treatment for his ond, Jacobs, (L); third, RUth,..(K), "tlio rammed out a single, scor- cbanoe 'to < score In tbe inn second team In'tJnton Beach Other Matawan performers, Presto'* error, then came I T O V E R sore leg in a week’s time.. distance, 107'2**. ' ' • lflg Averbilt and Alikas. John ing ms they subsequently, also, hut it is composed.of Shot put—Won by Grippen; (L); while not winning their events, around on Mlk« Charmello’s Coo n also hit, safely, but Jo- drew two passed and Gene younger boys and is accord , ..'*•* . . second,'WalUng, (K); third, Bolder, turned In Impressive perform- double. , r ingly being entered by <3ar (K); distance, «'«'*. - ' ... - ~r ~Eii)ie~inmii then-got -Bob-D«IU 'SWceiT^Tomas'Dr-Jeaus-turned Farlello connected with a COACH JOHN CARACCld- K E Y F O R T - BASEBALL ' Javeline—Won by Irlanda, (L); sec « f* ~ h ltr ...... ° In the third the Keys went ney Chenoweth and Phil Cas CLUB will he the lone repre ond, Prlma. (L); third. Troyllen,-(K);. en strike and Pet* Bennett to lii his best time yet, 83.8 sec* LO, of Matwan’s track team, distance, 133'. •• .. ! '."lliirout-tosnd'it. ' The Keys looked as.through to work on Inman. "'With one sidy, handing Uie Lions team, has a good Idea on a new re sentative. of this area In the Broad jump-~Won by Sepp, «{L); ondsr in running third in the out, Oeorge Swann connected In the "farm” league of ^he Bull It was not ended for 440. S ey m o u r S m ith g o t up they might be going to rash lay race event which he plans Jersey Shore League this sea second, Karjane, (L): third, Steln things along, with th^ rain •afely. Bill Eastmond singled Keansburg PAL circuit. son. The plan to have a team plck, (L); distance, Id 11". . - Iqn*. With tw oout In tbe seo- to I ft. 8 Ins in the high Jump to propose to the Shore Confer High Jumpr-Won by Kariane, (L); to send Swann to second. Joe T^e league Is slated to start ond, Fas«o connected safely fo r a third in that event. Tom olouda gathering In the ffffh* ence Bt Its next meeting. That In Matawan .also* fell through second, Ardon, (L); third,- Shapiro. Plhto rifled out-a hit, Swann next Tuesday. The original (L); Might. 5’8M. - again. Vsnderbllt drilled a bit A rm o u r got fL): hliqself out. But th e next scoring and BSastmopd went to schedule called for the Card to rigbt,; Fasso going t-o sec foot mark in the. shot put In Ocean track jneet. held the have been the nucelus of ^he second, Swan, CL.); third, Flnesteln« second. Oeorge Ruth tiled out, inals to play the Lions at Cot-, triple and East Bduc&tton. until the Middlesex Shore Conference meet and ’will be moved to Freehold thla ^ COMMANCHE p la c e ‘ utes and seconda for the mond and Swann a doutjl. Ui Ad. field(la ready. ’ ' Un*,' MoClement sporlne and Coach "Tuffy Baker? djd not jyear and merged into a county FLAME OF THE ISLAND W llllimi going to th ird . E'A : Keyport .wa* hot entered In loa mlle#, Munday Is from At this outburst. - have his runner^ at Asbury seat team. Otherwise * (here la n ta . * Acquaro Tiled to Alikas, Wll- the meet. ' LoPresto' fanned . 11, While Fre* Weed Control Park Saturday. A Shore Con will be -Monmouth Beach, the TUES.-WED. MAV *15-18 llame aoorlng after the c EU-ch Turn scora—Asbury Park 80, Man* . Allen Adkins o t California both pitcher* walked three. Leonardo Field Club, The Red aiquan 37 !fc. Mslaivan 50 !i, Tomi Course At Rutger* ference relay meet the first LOVE IS A'M AN Y but Stine was out down trying River Jflti, Freehold 17, Long Branch finished second to Munday, The box acore: Saturday in May would put the Bank'Glants and Townersj the tor th ird ! . 15>i, Point Pleasant 2‘i, Rumson t, Danny Letner, another Cali Keypprt (14)' Training In weed Identifi shore schools ln\ trim to'face Norwood; as well as the Blue SPLENDORED THING Neptune 1, Bed Bank 1, fornian, was third and Curtis ’ . fcb r Sox from Long Branch, Point A walk to Acquaro, hit 100 yards (10.5)—1, Budd (AP); 2. cation 'and control will be of the state competition that they by Stine *nd a fielder’s choice Mage* (Mat.); 3, Beckman (Man.): Turner of'Roanoke. Va., was Eastmond, c » i fered, free, at the College of must encounter; the following Pleasant, Whitesvllle and pos* THREE COINS IN A 4. Matthew* (TH); 5, White (AP). Save Rumson a last chance fourth to oross the finish line. Pinto, of 1 1 Agriculture, Rutgers Univer Saturday at the Long BVanch slbly Toms River. Manager. FOUNTAIN . 320 yards (23.2)—I, Beckman i Davino has set next Sunday at uf Uie elxthr but Golfi tlghten- (Man.): 2. Whit* (AP): 3, Matthew* Mol Larson of Phoenix, ^-nth, ib - sity, next Wednesday. V relays. - . ' On* Performance. Only ,ed tlown to, f*n Johanemann ITR); 4, Budd (AP): S. Magee (Mat.). Aril., won the pole position ln Cleary, ,*• » i Donald A. Schallock, exten Keyport High field as the dead S tarting 7:11 PJ4. 440 yard run (52 0)—1, Copeland . i *• • • . . (or the final out. (TH); 2, Brown (LB); 9, De Jesus a 1980 Ford Sunllner with a Wharton, t t 4 1 sion farm . crops specldlist, line on getting on the roster THUB, TQ BAT. ' MAY 17-H Gold fanned nine and walk (Matn 4, Smith (AP); 3, Stephen- sizzling 24.96 seconds lap ln LoPresto, p(> * » 2 says the meeting w as ar- LONG BRANCH RELAYS' of the Keyport B. C. before lt the W m e trials. Don Olden- Clayton, Sb * next Saturday will have five CAROUSEL ed three ln his winning effort. SSfr-yftTifcLl, Glab (AP); 2, Lewie Jiangfid especially for deslers is turned In-to the league sec .. .Jtibaneinaim ~ tanned two. and (Man.); 3. Silverman (AP); 4, Gard* berg Of Highland. Ind., took Mlele, lb 4 1 0 In weed-klillng chemicals and M atawan entries, all for state retary. Anybody who wants to Spaelal Kiddl. Bit. M .t Only her-(Man.);-ft, Scharfl (Mat.). - -. 4 2 .2 titles. The Maroon and Steel walked one in two innings lor One*mi)e run (4:60)— 1, Bloom the N o . Jl spot.with sTM.JO'se- Owann, If their- - representatives, custom try out for. the team hap bet TALL IN THE SADDLE Rumson, but Chameroy whiff- (AP); 2, dealer (F); 3, Glab (Man.); bonds docking with hts lOBO operators,-w ho.. specialize in Is. d efen d e r in the* 440 and ter show up. , . _ And Cartoons . Garthwart (PP); a, Wllfert (Man.). Dodge and Murida[y, aiio driv . I 4 M 14 17 880 events, - : Coach Carac*- (CSMtlnued. J?hlpage^6evenP •d eight* MHS batters -and 120 yard high hurdles (19.6)—1, Del weed killing, and formers who walked one In four frames on Pino (LB); 2, Uumford (Man.); 3. ing a Dodge, had th* third South~Amboy (1) _ have weed problems. - clolo’s problem ^hls year is th e m ound, Winston. (LB); 4. Carlton (Mat.); fl, best time trial, 30.12 seconds. »b r h The - morning session, from complicated by^the fact he Wolelewchowlct |AP).» . . M oore, u Tbe box score: Tiger Tom Plstone of Chic 0 0 9:30 . a.m’. to noon, will be can only enter his fice, Jack 180 yard low hurdleti21.4)~1, Carl* Vona, }b • MataWmn (1) son (M«l.); 2, WoJcJewchowlce (AP)j ago whacked the guard rail ln 1- 0 held In Llpman Hall. Speak Kuhns, as a substitute. Kuhns Charniello,' rf a b r . h 3. Del Plho • (LB); 4, Richards tl^e first la p w ith h is 1958 0 1 ers - will be Claude Phillips, has been sick and It will take * (Man.); 5; Carter '(F). Poetsch, c Bcully, >b ; . 4 0 0 Dlfcue (13d lee!, 7 inches)—!, May Chevrolet to almost snarl up of the University of Delaware-; time for him to recover his- Bloodgood, o t F^sso/ 2b , : 4 1 2 er (AP); 2, Dey (F); 3. Pudder (F); the entire field.'*H* replaced who will give practical aids 1065 form. Accordingly 4. Dammeyer (TR); 3, Clapp (Ob). In m a n , p Vanderbilt; rf . 1*a 1 Shot put (81 feet, 3 inches)—), Msy- a right front wheel and con In weed Jdentlflcatlon and atawan will tfdefend their Oomlnger, lb - Alikas, el' ' - - i s 2 •r (AP); 2, Armour (Mat.); 3. Vsn< tinued'in the raca, show how to preserve spec titles with* Ron* Carlson, Paul, ^ariello.-e ' 1 derbllt (Mat.); 4, Holland (AP) Berry, as. ■ .. .1 l Kapotas (Tp), Letner Jumped out ln front imens; Richard J. Aldrich, Mandevllle, Tomas De Jesus / Farlello, • Belover, M. »• 0 0 1 l 1 ' Javelin (192 feet. 1) lnch#») — 1, early ln the race and paced U. S. Department of Agrlcul- and Tom Magee, with Har Coon*_lb _ „ 2 Mayer (AP); I, Weiss (TR); J, Fed- ■- - '' ■ «’ ■ .. old Dodson and Kuhns in re > . 0 . dl«T tMan.); 4, li»le (Man.); 6, MO* the field tar 30 laps with Uun. lure. weed specialist stationed p e i t a ; ¥ . s 0 0 Carlhy (F). 1 » 1 1 si . Rutgers, who will discuss serve. They will seek hon* dy on his rear bumper prac Score by Inning*: - V-Bennttt, m t 0 0 Broad Jump (ip 4 inches)—1, new chemicals; and WUllam ors ln the two-mlle eventh Benson (Til); 2* Carter (F); 2, Ma tically ail the' time. On the K e y p o rt 006 MO 5—H ; M d . f . » 0 0 .(Tn); 0 O, Harden, Rutgers extension with Seymour Smith, Clar gee (Mat.); 4. Snyder , 3fith lap ' th* Georgia driver S o u th A m boy 100 000 0— I Wojciechowir-VoJclechowic* (AP).'*"* ‘ slipped by on a turn and re agent ln farm engineering ence Edmond, Grant Scharff ...... 7 B Hljh Jump (B- feet, 10 lnohes)-), and Bob Delts. ' This, Inci Ue, C. Smith CAP); numrord (Man.);' mained ln ih*-lead during the Mr. Harden's presentation Bamsea (t) ' 3, S. Smith (Mat,); 4, Ue, Bgeland, re m a in in g 106 la p s. Fall* Frtfm Steamer will .deal.,.with pumps and dentally will be about all the ab r h Lynch (PP): B, Drown (LB), running Smith will do this Pole vauli (10 feet. 8 Inch#*)-!, S om e o l the most exciting Into Hudion, Drowned other machinery used In con : S tin e , m ----- t 0 I Me, Fortunedo (AP). .Johnson*. (TH), trolling weeds. year, a'ffbjrotn now on he is ' Acquaro, W t b 0 nio.ard (Man.): V :|U, " Carlson action took place when Mundy to concentrate on the high (Ms(.), Lewd (R), lapped Turner, who,had won Funeral services were held From l:!ti lo 4 p .m . the ~®hea, lb ' . I 0 0 Saturday at St. Ann’s Chiirch jump. He did & ft. & Ins. at th e first convertible’race g ro u p will go outside for . Morga^i, lb " 1 0 1 Keansburg, I or John Gregory Asbury Park Saturday, which of the season at Daytona practice In Identifying weeds, Chameroy,. lf,p t 0 0 Key* In Touch Trio; Is promising Indeed. In the Beach, Fla, Turner, a stub McCabe,,, 44, of 001 Palmer, and hearing from specialists lohanemann, p,lf S 0 0 Ave., W*at Keansburg, w ho one mile, the Maroon and MHS V*. Gulls Tueiday born driver In his 1M5 Ford the remedy for each. Dorbosky,- >b 1 0 ' 0 Steel will have Purvis Peel battled furiously with Mundy was drowned May 3 when he Registration is not necessa McClement. « / > 1 1 W h a tev er hopes K e y p o rt 1ms fell overboard at Pier 9, jersey ry, and the ^meeting Is open er, Bill Strother, Charlie W illiams,, of 1 1 0 left ln Shore Conference ’’B’* and finally regained his lost Short and ani as yet. unsung position, C ity. ‘ In te rm e n t w as In M t to everyone ' interested, Mr. BgeJand, of 1 0 0 baseball will be resolved in the Olivet .Cemetery,. Middletown Schallock states. hero to run the anchor leg. ^ -C la rk , 2b Tiie o 11 m a x of the race a 0 0 next seven days. Following to tMr. McCabe, w in drownijd In Uie hurdles relay It will came In the last five laps. The day's contest at Matawan.. they when ht reportedly stumbled 'jBillick V*. Clauie be Carlson, Tom Welstead, 1 z must face the two teams which "cor drlv'eirby Letircr spun ln- kiCiPfell through- r willapsed Tom Kudrick* and another Score by Innlnfts: shut them out previously this to- th e Inflpld and h it a light guard rail of the fl.fr, President' A inalch between two of the R u m so n ' 002 000 0—2 season; Pt, Pleasant visits the pole, Letner tlacktd aw#y Madison,, of the American leading bowlers of Hit Atlau quickly, however, mode a fnst M a ta w a n 340 000 X - 7 Keyport field tomorrow ni\d President Line, he and flvs tlo Seaboard Classic League pit stop nnd relumed to com then the Keys Journey to Ruui' o th e r w o rkers were pulling A wlllS-tife held at Middletown petition but he had lost second 68 Cart Raced At son Tuesday, They must Win load net aboard ship when.the Lanes alley May .20, 5 p.m., p la ce. Wall Stadium two out of thq three gnmes to rail 1* reported to hnve given according to Jummy Brown stay In tho race, '' Adkln.i, who was a Dodge way, Mr, McCabe plunging matchmaker. The palled pin .etock cur' drivers shifted Malawan hA t a lomewlmt toammalt of Letner, was try through the break down into busters are Frank Clause and their.' Activities from Old ofisJer assignment in that lhey Ing to right off Turner In the the wntor of the Hudson River Qeorge Hjllick. Bridge to tho opening of Wnll, will travel tomorrow to Atlan? closing laps when Ills cur spun Ills body was recovered lifter A novelty featifre match etndlum lfl.it weekend. Tlie 2S tic Highlands to engage th e toward the guard rail nnd car 40 m in u tes se a rc h . next Sunday at 11 p.m. will lap feature event was won by hapless Tlgerh. Jlut the chips rled. Turner's car with him Mr, McCabe, formuriy of uut Oeorge (The Baron) Sol Bill McCarthy, of Humsmi will be dowii for* the Maroon They were then In third and New York, nnd Shnntoimnli, P laneck, Keyport, ugnlnst Jim wit)! Bill Chevalier, of Bavit' nnd Steel nine Tuerulny when fourth placid and had to make O. County Monnhnn, Ireland my Screen, tlie prldij of Rum vlUe, secuud, Tommy Klllot, thoy go to the shore, to meet quick pit slops before getting was tha son of Mrs. Catherine son. Sorcen ount out of is chntnp'lon of racing at Old Point Pletm nt in n game that bad 135 — _ K. Henderson — 168 142 Johnsons Upholst. ,(1) father, owner of the Circle L . a 13B-pin handicap. He rolled C. Zeyen .... 182 159 153 Middletown Lanes 81 26 H. Cowles... 135 100 176 racing stahles, CliceBequake, g a m e s of 205, 190 Bnd 123. M .D e v in o 149 156 217 ...... 905..... 889 - 635 Varlese Cohstr, . ’ 56 31 F . S w a n .. 164 152 ~ 137 Sam’s Keyport Bar 52% 34% drico ra n a '-ro d e o aro u n d Jer.* OKDIR NOW FROM YOUR AUTHORIUD LOCAL D M U R Clint Angus and Claude W . M u m m a 155 116 148 Consolidated (11 H. Woolley . 184 120 - Town Tavern. 52 35 sey here, so tha story goes, and Monks. Summit, put together _ • — 122 104 B ellezza 151 153 234 R . N elson 156 209 164 Tourlne’s Tavern 52 35 o^o night the show u m con the ■» tourney’s best doubles S. B o n n a a 122- 104 P e s c e • • 159 153 189 M. Bahrenburg 169 178 145 Keyport Cleaners 60 37 fronted with a crisis when the MARTIN & BROWN INC. . count with a 1284. Aided by-a Jo h n so n "169 188 201 H . Jo h n so n prize bronco buster was sick 138-pin handicap, the Summit 76$,J 0 7 737 F e c h o r 170 204 160 Old Boathouse 46% 40M C tih P ile s and couldsPQt perform. A prize ■ tandem also took over second R e r a n ’s T a v e rn (3) 1 0S calzo ' 191 142 173 Burlews Rest,. 44 43 808 849 793 was offered anybody ln the STOVE and NUT ...... per ton $22.75 ' place in the handicap division E . S u ru d a 214 165 170 Baron Coffee Shop 3614 50% The Standings: audience who-dould stay oh the . w ithTr ii 02_scorev l 2 p l n s b e ; N-Soltystk— ------122 -168--410 ______840 840 957 Jags Sport Ooods 24 83 Doyles-Market - 73 .- . 20 top untamed bronco five sec PEA ...,...... per ton $19.75 hind Oeorge Benson and Carl J. Fagglone * 127 167 162 Mat. Key & Bee. (J) M cQ ueen C le a n e rs 23% 6314 Jo h n so n s U p h o lste ry 64 3 4 ft onds. Fairbanks, a Hillside Hendrickson of pcean County B. Fletcher " 173 157 170 S . L a u ro - 170 — 150 American Legion . B u c k . per ton $18.25 Rollo Trucking 64V4 34Vj boy, 118 lbs. soaking wet, who _ - A ngug, b a n g e d ' o u t a 655 se J. Lowlclcy 164 188 142 T. N a p p l 185 192 197 L . H . 23 65 Oarber Supply 60% 48% had never been wost of Wee- * 1.00 ex tra ir bXqqcd ' rie s w ith g a m e s of 225, 198 C. D e lla P le tro 135 162 180 Borst Dairy 48 51 quahlo Park, Newark, donned ' and 232 while Monks had- a 800 835 760 F . D ev ln o 182 .230 202 25c Extra^Discount on Every 2 Ton O rder; Single system 35% 63% cow boy garb and rode tho 609 s e t w ith s c o re s of 204 , 238 Hoffman’s Liquor Store (2) J . D av ln o 180 152 Keansburg Ladies Boyles Electric 31 68 bronco nine seconds bofore fly These Prices Good May 1st Thru July l i t .. d ud 167. .... C, D ilg e r 125 178 178 J . S y c tlo ____ — 178 154 29 70 Monday Night League. D . C la rk 169 146 169 Van Amerlrgen ing Into space. He was Hired - ~ Calvlne Qarvine Is still the VvItii tho rodeo that night and : - MA 1-0281 ------W. Jenkins 185 163 158 863 903 883 a ll-e v e n ts le a d e r w ith 1909. ^ M a rq u e t’s P h a rm a c y (1) remained until the elderi"'L'ar-' W. D llg e r ' .170 141 131 "Team action" at Matawan 1 : Crates. Beverages (3) Keyport Businessmen • M . W olff 148 137 143 H , M ey er : 184 304 137 failed to produce- any changes C. Carbone 296 204 183 Bowling Leagu? C. M ock 126 113 124 among the - leaders with no S, Bchlfone IBS 165 161 H. -Puglisl 144 167 131 - - 823 832 764 team rolling better than 3300 P . T ro p e a ’ 190 169 212 T . K n a m 181 164 165 o v er th ? w eek en d . C lub 654 of Cliffwood Fire Co. (1) R. MOnter&la 135 181 131 . Sam’s Keyport Bar (3) Linden ,1s; the pace-setter ’ in J . M cO ln ty .1 5 9 186 166 T. Franclsbonl 188 198 213 C h lz m ad la 155 153 183 (K)2 564 565 Short Time Only-Lim ited Quantities! this department with 3410 R . S c b e e ts • 113 — 165 J a c o b s 178 166 172 S cott F n n c ra l Ito m e (>) C. Z ie g le r. : 167 H i -IBS 968 897 900 P o la n d 131 165 150 B. Sprague H 8 160 119 —Mfttftwan-Woman4i- F. Stringer 148. 155 143 Burlew* (3) Kaufer - ' 170 191 181 H . _____ S co tt 139 '130 133 H T Alllm'M : , ~TKHr 188^160 zli 5tr4-Pennettl— ;— ,W41.:184 193 -M—Q uartier SponsorFor Sitter J . K elly — 140 — N o v otny - .1 8 0 133 178 ' ' T.' Olios 164 .147 153 The Refugee ’ Belief Prp- O lric h ” 186 312 18! — - ’ 798 «6» ..« W 757 790 819 Jags Sport Goods. (0) - gram has ^announced that a P a lk o v lc s 178 186 181 . 655'"597'"-587 Cliffwood Angels (2) P e p ’ 184 165 160 W allin g 180 173 190 Richard’* Hollywood Mkt. (2) visa has been issued to Elia- a . D ia ia m b a tt’t a 181 185 135 abetta Guarnieri, her husband L y n c h - 180 159 J . M ission 131 164 11 N , B ru c e H 4 166 181 i ■ Crescenzo, and h e r s o n s, . 916. 876 -860 H elnold ... ■ 148 -141 144 F . F ra n k lin 87 128 143 B . G u ls t ‘ 178 170 202 ’ Luigi and Bernado, of Naples, Final stangings: ' B e n p e tt . 167 146 .140 Av Helnold • : -H 8 • 217 187 A. D ia i a m b a t t'ta 14S 129 |49 . Italy,' Mrs. Guarnlerl's sister, B u rle w 's R e s ta u r a n t 69 “ 30 P a r a d is e . 151 168 174 D . H eln k e , 155 163 189 J. Britanak . .177 J« 156 - Maria Vaccarella, 1 Atlantic Crate's Beverages 60Vt 38'A Ave., Matawan, ls_llsted as M at..- Key. Rec. ••• 59 -40 ■.... / 790 808 807 ,...... 532 670 641 ■ ...... 808 794 823 ,".';thelspohsor. ‘ / Old MIU Dairy “ 67 42 Middletown Lattes (*) . K e a n sb u rg N ew s (1) Anchor Inn (I) Issuance', of Refugee Pro Consolidated Fuel* 58Mi 42Mi Mania, Sr. . 113 18* .182 D . C a se y - ~ 144 165' S.Malofrsky 201245^H5 ’ gram visas In Italy is at the OKTSalesr* Service 65'/a 43% M u sc a re lla 178 190 • 202 A . B ow nd-’* 175 144 J . G ro ss ' : 141 184 124 L. H . R o lle r R in k 66 $4 43 ft M an ia ; J r . r 155: 162 1«9 E . Von N o rtw ick 129”l4 7 163 - J r S a u c U e - — n — H S /rl9 0 —167 10.009 ot the 60,000 .allocation CHffwood AmoifcT- ”54^15~ to w n e y -— ^ — — 181—192-201- OrSWvef -' lia—132-191 of visas’ to Italy.:, There has A . S m ith 139-162 157 Rnpolla’s M arket _ .-„_4Siij(M4L Brltanak 149 2Q1 178 w . Y an k o sk l ’ 159 166 iso been: a cut-off insthiction re J a g ’s S p o rt O oods 52 47 ‘e31~6(]B--62B garding applications for visas Cliffwood Inn ___ 50 J4 48 >4 . V - '773 899 906 Keyport Cleaners -12), . 780 947 790 under the program in Italy, Cliffwood Angels 49 50 keyport Cleanen ll) M . R ic h m o n d 107 102 112 C liffw o o d . In n (3) _eiT/ectiytJ)3e5,.J3i,_iB55,;_as Frank’s Barber Shop 48& 50% A. Davlno • . 188 134 182 J . A d ag sh H i 131 161 C.—Y a te s 189—171 182 there were more applicants on Schanck's-Heaters— 48— 51- I. Davlno ^ ’ 177^70 166 R. R e c h t 126 143 169 F . S w a n ...f - 133 — 178 “1 5 r n 8 6 —158 ■7 . record than the remaining A n ch o r In n 41'A 61% B a rk e r P . ’K en tio r 167 209'H B visas ■ allocatod to Italy by the G . K a h rs 1S9 146 — Regan's Tavern . 39 80 O v erly 165 218 142 J . K lu g 169 184 201 Refugee Relief Act. AU B ro s. - 86Vi 6»>A Iro n s .180 162 -184 ‘ , , ...... t - .528 600 ^55 E. Majkowskl c 214771*2 >180 Hoffman'S Tilquor 39% 63% Belford Pharmacy (1)' J . K e n n e r ■ : — 161 156 , ■ - \ v . - - 832 844 792 ■ . Before World War H the Oerlty's Inn 34% 64% H , P ry o r 126 146 .’ 140 .Navy had. had but four Cliffwood Fils Co. 28% 70% Tourlna's Tavern (t) L , B ey o r 163 120 122 , " 804- 128 896 «fl£Afficrions, but ln each one C «lk. , j 128 158. 169 D, Morosko 144 105: 127 Frank's Barber Shop (0) - It—captured and destroyed Z am bO r ' 175 182 154 M . C asso n e 147 167 112 ' every enemy ship. F . R a ffa ______. 173 145 175 B ayshorc F r e a d 179 170 199 190 M M a c la g ' . 200 129 G re lg " *138 147 147 689 547 650 L. Kortenhaua 129 149 Businessmen’*' League NEW 1956 DELUXE 21 TV 129 S lo v en * ' 225. 153* 133 Mat. Kfjr. R eo. (1) 158 Hi W ist - 194 181 E, Schwarz J. 153 137 112 182 293 Hot I Not 2, But 7 of T. Soltys: * • „ 185 Kollo Trucking (2) : 847 " ^ 0 . 792 B. S m ith 134 125 111 G . B e a c h . 211 223 1981 B a ro n ’s (Coffee Shop (1) L . B ro ck 163 163 106 768 865 M o n ta n a ' 136 211 - 186 America's Most Wanted, C. Vreeland 164 1581 200 B. Osip ! : .. 132 l t i y 333 H . P ie p e r 122 ’ — I — V e ttre l . 133 127 142 127 135' 136 F. Rapolla A, S m ith 189 170. 125 B reslo w . 173 165 180 684 688 832 Fattest Selling 7V Models P.-Barrasso -- 169 141 144 H ealy ...... 168 1 3 7 .1 9 6 A. Dlodato 187 201 225 G e n tile ’s M s rk e l (2) A, Tomasello. 170 230 116 V7 Youncofskl — 160 134 M e r r i l l - . 170 143 174 L , D r ic k le r 136 154 139 W. Tratln , 163 187 156 at D M CUT PRICm M . V lgle ' 145' 147 135 E. Pastural 147 172' 155 , ; : 873 a l t 88il . ' - . 780 ‘ 7B3 -8 7 7 Limited Quanllllsil Prsftrrtd by More M , W llm o tt 155 155 .132 ' Garber. Supply II). Burlew's Rest. (2) R , R ic h m o n d • 147 139 168 Than 4 lo I , , . Only One In a Thou- ~TffI 835“ 7 0 f n r 46 17# Tnfuntl- - 1 7 4 - 2 H - H 2 -iondlJuytu_»l!lbi_(p_rlunat»jnough fags Sport (I) . B. F o s te r - 162 156 D l S an to 137 l i i 178 -. 690 622 681 lo gel on* af Iheis bargalnil a . P o s t 127 — 167* R , P a lg h t .197 174 i l o n ta g n a 210 164 122 Pete's Ino. (2) lh* complsls line of cuslonwlylsd J. LIslcki 155 140 — W. Monsees 168 477 142 196 178 Luxembourg M . H o u ra h a n 171 145 181 RCA Victor 17.21.24 model). . . look P. Montagno" 128 187 158 Q . K ra m e r :. 171 173 De Felice '' 221 184 127 S! H e lw lg 113 112 142 al ihs tagi , . . gsl our low, low , O. Testirio. 163 210 200 Jutt imagine! A fineit quality 4-tran-. I . O la h 136 .157 132 J . “S a d e lla 19S 142 125 892 848 834 — - ! 884 .891 773 pricesi iiitor Zcnlih backcd by an iron-clid M . K o rid ru p 146 188 167 I0-d«y money-back BVMintccoffull S tra n je ro — 137 172 yBayles £lectrlo (1) Town Tavern ,.(1) aatiiiaciion, yet selling for one- W . M oyes ■177 159 137 R o b in so n 185 151 155 fourth the price of many comparable 577 614 634 —— 768 818 822 S.'Kalurrienski 152 148 143 G e ra ii, - - 193 193 179 tidi. So imall, to lijnt il can be U, Wassermao h Son ll) hidden behind a man’i necklie... I.. II. OoUelr Rink 12) W .'-'Shelbrick' 187 139-—- - W^Peiafr-— .------147-149-187 G ^A rno)d^— '--14S-140-l«l _ worn in a woman’s hairlOpcraiej R o g e rs — -176—151— 178 W. Beesley •" 7 169 140 '1 7 5 R rP ease^'’— ^l23~17ff~13rf' for only about I0(fa week.' B . ; B a b r 168 132 132 D efellce 202 .145 184 E . B a y le s .129 — • 145 O lric h , 180 167 197 F e r r a r a V. Wltterscheln . 163^161112 DAT MONIMACff CUAIIMVIIi w n f ] 221 195 132 P . K ra m e r. . - 141 144 K elley 176 173 — .: 828 826 891 B-’ J a c o b s e n - .- 170 162 148 fa y -»»fl*l F e r r s n o 200 221 179 814 727 744 < Varlese Construction <2) I 634 586 573 F o rd — — 125 ' Van Amerlrgen (2) E ; S au lc k le . 149 176 140 Keyport Jewelers&Opficians E. Dlaporto _122 165 186 Bomrtier 131 — 123 H. Wasserman b Son 56% 40% . . 49 W. Front St.. Keypcrt . 975 883; 798 C . i a l e s k e 1 . ’ : 160 187 182 G ro ss - • 153 -161 185 Richards H'w'd 55 ’ 4K Keyport Cleaners 62 44 Gentile’s Market 62 44 P e te ’s In c , 48!4 Belford. Pharm 48 .48 Marquets Plliirm 48 ' 48 Mat, Key, Reo\ 48% 47% OPENING FOR THE SEASON Koansburg News 38% 60% H . L.. S c b tt 38 58 looking It Over - (IContinued from n»Ke «1*> RICH WHARTON, Keyport "CAI N FIDDLE" Hugh’s ace liurlei la follow T ig tlie’ example of Mata- wsn's llarold Delta and hie ing his way to the New Eng _ ’ . CLIFFWOOD ’ i - .. . BEACH ■ land college diamond*, Rich will be tolling on the mound for the University ol Ver mont after he leaves Key- port High In June. The state Completely Renovated Inside and university of the Oranlte , . . . . . - ...... - v .'Mate Is ths, oldest state uni tUw "4.H u " fhtm t in versity in t h e country, lo I* aalrai, Ch»l<« »l ( | | ’ cated at Buillnglon on Lake I 41II) fw n j |«f< |J1 r 4114) W Large Parking Area Champlain, In a very fine llftltf (tl I 411/) «ra!fltd RflUkti. setting, Tlie o n ly d ra w b a c k (or a baseball pitcher la that spring arrives so late, one's NEW LOW PRICES srm I* likely to get full of ICA "llUereaa" «l«nl.li|rf t^br. knots if ha la not very care reeil t«nln|. Maht|09 PH. does not get a dunce for COUNTY GIRL SCOUT WINS WYOMING TRIP Bensoii.To Addreii Appointees Have |f ~ UJA Speaker "*| Council President To New Jersey Society - - T CAPRI United States Secretary of A W N IN G CO. Background Needed" Attend Conference Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson •THE BEST BY TEST* will present the principal ad* .. 2004 M N P ST<-- . ' fa g e Eight Ma^y 10, 1956 Seamen Voice»~Faith Meeting To Discuss d re ss a t th e N ew J e r s e y Ag^ BROOKLYN, N.Y. In Industrial Board ' Safety On The Job iicuUufaT^Boclety^^Sth^ii- Tieyerse-Cnqrge5------niversary meeting in Trenton Enrollment High In Mayor Harry P, Seamen, of -C. Leslie Batohelor, presi TERRACE 7-1800 Raritan Townsliii issued a dent of the Monmouth County Tuesday. • ■ statement " Friday in explana Safety Council; employed as Presiding at the annual din AWNINGS, BEAClICHAins .... Teachers Colleges tion of his appointment of an Safety and Employment Su ner meeting will be Lester Col CUSHIONS RECOVERED : industrial commission to seek pervisor of Hanson-VanWin- lins of Moofestown, president CANVAS FOR ALL PURPOSES of the Society, the oldest farm R ecord iber O f factories, as deslrablie rat Jcle-Munning . Company. M ata able:, to be located in t h e wan, has been Invited by Pres. organization in the United Scholars! A w arded township. T he commission Dwight D, Eisenhower to at- S ta te s . members are Ru do 1 p h . J. The Agricultural 8 o c i e t y Commissioner of Education tencU.the President’s Confer Chval, Brailly Lane, Hazlet; ence on Occupational Safety, was founded in'178r_ and. has r. M. Raublnger has announc- Adolph a. Broeder, Shadyslde to b e held in Washington, worked with the New Jersey .. ed that tbe Stale Board of Ed Ave., West Keansburg, and J. D ..6., May 14-10. The purpose Department of Agrlcul u c a tio n h a' > a w a re d d 150 C a rlto n Cherry, to w n sh ip of the conference is to sa,ve ture and other organizations for the promotion of farm pro -'“ tcholaralllpa—to—students -en clerk, Holmdel Rd., Hazlet. human life and l'mb and to Jects and the betterment of rolling in the state teachers —The -mayor-pointed- further known accident pre special qualifications of these agriculiilre_ and rural -living in colleges. This number Is the vention ;measures;~7&nd:"safety men for their appointment as New Jersey...... -largest to be awarded since .Mrs. C. E. Sprlnghdrn, (left) Matawan, chairman of lha selection! education in the plants and the close of World War II and fo llow s: ... - YEHUD^ HELLMANN on the farms of America. eommillta of lha Noriharn Monmouth County Council of Girl Scouts, The second of 10 F^OBREST reflects greatly increased en “Mr. Chval is a partner of More th&n 3000 management, Inc., notified Min Bavarlay Schwortx, West Long Branch, a Junior ai The ^Ceyport Committee for SHERMAN-class destroyers, Planning A Vacation? rollment in these institutions Long Branch High School, of har selection as lha Senior Girl Scout the world's largest brokerage farm, labor and government United Jewish Appeal will USS JOHN PAUL JONES In September. from Noriharn Monmouth County Council io attend tha yearly AU* firm, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, leaders will be on band to have as guest speaker at their (DD 932), has b&n launched. by Under present legislation, State* Encampment in Cody, Wyoming from Aug. 9?25. Looking on Fenner and Beane, of New hear the president address the opening dinner at Cottrell's " the board Is empowered’ to Is Mr*. William H. G ro li, Maiawan, chairman of lha Senior.Roundup York City, and is In charge conference on th e /opening The 418-foot vessel mounts the Restaurant on" May ’ 24,' al 7 Navy's latest developments in Steamship or Plane grant scholarships to as many Committee. • . ' • ' their institutional Investment d a y . ” ‘ ' PROMPT RF.SKRVATIONS p.m., Yehuda Hellmann, noted electronics, gunnery, naviga as 10 per cent of the entering department. He has been a foreign correspondent. Speakers and clinics will tional, engineering and anti ~ class. As of May 1, more than adopted by the State Board of resident of the Township for demonstrate successful meth Brown Travel Bureair Middlesex Allots Mr. Heilman is a political submarine equipment, as well 1SOO students have been ac education, every student who many years and at one time ods-of preventinp work injur Days Callsr VAllcy 6-4141 commentator for the Israel as the newest comfort' fea c e p ted fo r th e 1956-57 fre s h $23,0000 To Route 18 served as the president of the ies in Industry, agriculture, 214 Smith St., Perth Amboy has been awarded a sc h o la r tures for her 350-man. crew. man class, although this num- Raritan “Township Board ot “Times” in Jerusalem and and public service., The three- Night Calls: KEyport 7-5031* ship., has satisfied all entrance Middlesex County Board of has made a name for himself her ls expected to Increase E d u c a tio n . diy conference will enffTwith 7 Broadway, Keyport Freeholders Thursday alloted as an analyst of United Na Retld the Classified Ads luring the next month. requirements for one of the ‘‘Mr. Broeder heads up a a report to Pres. Eisenhower $33,000 to the bituminous con tions affairs. Mr. frellmann In accordance with the jules state teachers colleges, has manufacturing organization of by Secretary of Labor James crete treatment of Kout« ' 18 has covered U.K. sessions maintained l i ra n k in th e up* which he ls part owner. He P. Mitchell on the voluntary between New Brunswick and and proceedings in Paris and NOW! 1HE WORLD’S HNfST has been a resident of Raritan action required to prevent Job per 50 per cent of the high Matawan. This appropriation L a k e S u cce ss sin c e 1947. H a Township for many years. a c c id e n ts wherever peo Matawan Tile Contractors school graduating class, ang was one of a number of road is currently on. an assignment For many years he also was ple work. . has demonstrated need for Improvement projects provided In New York and served pre Modernize Your Home With Genuine •' H E V E R E In a $70^000 road program. It a member of the Raritan In an effort to reduce, financial aid to the satlsfac Township Board of Education. viously for a number of years > _ Ceramic Floor and Wall Tile tlon of the-president of . the will be financed by the Issu In Arab countries as corres loss, and the waste of precious a n c e of $603,000 In cou n ty . ‘•Mr— Cherry U .an ..Officer 8)dlls resulting, from nearly teachers college in w h ic h 'th e associated with th e U .S . pondent for— the—Jerusalem WARE student has registered. bonds and an appropriation of “ P a s t " " 2,000,000 worJC'iDjuries—each FREE ESTIMATES $39,000 from the county bud Trust Co, with headquartera year, Pres, Eisenhower has* T h e scholarships a r e a w a rd Several years ago, when ac g et. ln New York City and as is for the first time; called upon ed by counties ~in—i,he ratio generally known he at one companying the Anglo-Amer the entire nation to observe Many Samples To Choose From w hich th e population of the A s R o u te 18 Is a s ta te h ig h time served as ^Mayor of Rar lean Committee of Inquiry "Job Safety—Vfeek”' May 13* county bears to tbe Cotar pop- way,-it Js-to-be-presumed-that itan—Township :and - at the" through the -Mlddle Bast,- :Mr. i-. Easy Terms Arranged ulatlonof the state. A scholar the $23,000 represents Middle present time is our Township Hetlniannr'wal'~aYre8ted:'by"U)e ship exempts its holder from sex County's jhare of a state Clerk. . . ' Arabs who wanted to prevent •' “We, in Monmouth County, th e paym ent of tuition a n d la b project of some sqrt for that “All*:tbe above named per his pro-Zionist dispatches from look with a great deal of sat SAMUEL S. MAURO o ratory le e s for th e regular road. Several years ago funds isfaction on the accomplish sons are substantial tax pay reftchlng the world. Bartley 12 Valley Drive college years. If the Btudent were put in.Tthe state budget ers and are vitally interested Crum, in his best seller, “Be- ments of the safety seminar maintains—a—-satisfactory—re- 4of—widening—itS-to—four-lanes. ^ ritaa- -hlnd-tbe—SUken_Curtaln^._dei cm industrial accident preven-i M ataw an_ M A 1-4540 cord, the scholarship may be from Matawan to New Bruns Township. to the extent that Votes -aii entire chapter to Mr- tion.lheld ' this year, byjhe iriv renewed and the student may wick, but an economy drive they have signified a willing Hellmann and this Incident, dustrial Committee of the hold It throughout the four- ln the' legislature resulted ln ness to serve on this Commit w h ic h maul International M o n m o u th C o un.ty S a fe ty year course the withdrawal of the plan. tee without remuneration to headlines. ' Council,” said Mr. Batchelor. T h o se - a w a rd e d - sc h o la rsh ip s see"? If the economy a t th e During the last few years, -ilMore ...than 500 .persons, at-. from this area are as follows.: Township can be stimulated Mr. Hellmann has reported tended and we hope to bring Sylvia K r i n g, Wlckatunk Pl#y Pt, Monmouth and regulated consistent with major developments in Israel even greater . results to occu Montclair 9tate Teachers Col TELEVISION Union Beach Lions Little our rapid- growth. and world^wlde news as An on pational^ gafety by Increased lege; Judith tirenger, Union League team will play a prac "It is my sincere wish that the spot observer and analyst. e ffo rts ” . • .. . , ...... Beach, Newark State Teacher tice game, according U> Barney the members of the governing Raised and educated ln Is College; Shirley Ann Doyle, Chenoweth, manager, Jn ad body, together wit h - all rael, Mr. Hellmann studied at West Keansburg, Trenton vance of the opening of the appointive and elective offl-, the Hebrew University ln Jer State Teachers College ittle League season May IB. clals will extend these gentle usalem and received his de Electrical Tills Saturday they will meet m e n th e co u rte sy of th e ir of- gree In political science at the tlie-Port-M on-m out-h-Llttle -floe-lf-th«lr-cooperatlon-should -A m e rlc a n _ U n lv e rsltv In- B e i DR. LOUIS I.PRAGER League team at Cottage Park become necessary.’’ rut. Mr. Hellmann recently Contractors OPTOMETRIST School/ field. Thet««m~will iacrreturned~to^thl|!—country NEW AND-OLD-W1RING flar.a Jteftad >haa Ifcb vary have new uniforms, donated by “Climberland Fair” To from an extended re-vlsit to pr*w—w» vM b*v« EYES EXAMINED the Union Beach Lions Club, to Be Staged At MJC • Israel and Europe. " ifM mIhWm o t Am *Wo*W» OFFICE HOURS . start the league season. Ziegler Bros. Wm I Ciwi hi ih The nation-wide United Jew Dally and Satnrdayi ' Students of the Monmouth " - - ; . .- » A.M. lo t P.M...... ish Appeal ls American TenEyck Ronson, Int. iii» new 'miniature' gyro- JunlorrCollege* Dramatic-Club 'Jewf^’s'jnaJor.'fund-raislng-ln' ih» stkim ovm M om st Fridays » A.M. to » P.M . and Olee' Club wlir give their Ed MA1-3793W - — -- --S ales and. Service ______: Wednesday! t A.M, 1* oompass, designed for use on etrument in behalf of imml- . 1 -J ^. OfM lawei Pm 12 Noon - small naval eraft, occupies' final, major production of the gratlon^ettlem ent,' and wel Upper Main St. MA 1-1600 - Matawan year tomorrow when Alec Chris KE 7-3061W 30-W. Front St., less than one-haU cubic foot fare' prbgraifls aiding refugee W t i O pan FtwiOi C M SMIIat ot. space, and because ol Its Wilder’s m u s 1 o a 1 com edy and distressed ^lews In Israel, - CappwCW VoWiw Vm I _ K eyport stmpllcltyVean bt operated by "Cumberland Fair" will be MooUjta! lands, B-UfdiW'. an j 1— T In. S*0imt—4 t*—t . K E yport 7-2020 N t v y m e n without specialized presented ln the- auditorium. this dountry. These programs ._— toffc.Sme °*d WW tra in in g . On the same program will are administered by U.J.A.’s AHO— to (Htpky yowr aaw ftevwa Wore be— readings -f ro m current constituent agencies.-The -Un ■ 4 American literature by mem ited Israel Appeal, Joint Dis l —toK d Copper Utensil H e a g m USED bers of the Dramatic Inter tribution Committee and New —Ail for $10.95 pretation Group. York Association 1,0 r New -The event ls; open to Uie A m e ric a n s. KE 7 -2 0 0 0 Popular Records 39< each public without charge. It ls to start at 8:30 p.m .. \ 3 for $1.00 Enjoy one of America’s gieat Fifteen students will, appear frpe{iqnyv . Attend’ the church in ' the . two' productions; both’ ot yourtchoIce^his’weekend. ‘ HARDWARE CO. VILLAGE TELEVISION & APPLIANCE CO. of which are under the-direct I S W, FRONT STREET tlon of Kenneth E. Knapp, 1 20 E. Front St., Keyport Highway 35 Middletown director of music - and drama tics at Monmouthv • Join ■our Clothing Club
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Johns-Manville with heart-warming prices I Seal-0-Matic ASPHALT SHINGLES Tho “One-Fifty” and You won’t find un playing favor And look a t the model choice hold tight in “Two-Ten* ’ Series bring ites. You get the same lively power you’ve got. Twenty in all, including in “Two-Ten" and "One-Fifty" /our hard tops—two of them "Two- HURRICANE WINDS! you Chevrolet’s sassy models Hint you do in Bel Airs. Up Tens.” Six station wagons—three They seal styling and record-break r to 225 h.p. I Thc same performance, “XworTena” and one "One-Fifty,” .. ing road action at prices too—the wide-awake kind thnt So even nmong the lower priced themselves ratorGhevy the peppiest, .easiest . Chevrolet^ you hav* plenty of dOW r' you'll warm up to fast! hurdling car on the road! . choice. Come in nnd look them over!
H ere's th e secret A slrlp of ipociel petroleum re sign. on ih#1 lindersld* o| each ehlnglt stale It down. Coma in lor a free demonstration.
Bel Air bport Sedan — here’s your buy for the mop I luxury nnd distinction in ChenoUt's'Jirtdi KEYPORT LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. • M l CONDITIONING-1EMFEHATURCS MADE TQ DRDER-AT HEW LOW C01T. LET 111 DEMONSTRATE. Tel. Matawan 1-1872 Cliffwood, N. J,
■p " JOHNSON—GIBBS MOTORS CO. . 108; Main Street, Matawan !l ■ ■ - Phone Matawan M040 J.NEWBE KEYPORT St. Joseph’s P-TA M organville Club DOUBLES TO CELEBRATE SINGLES Veterans Advised To Post 4745 Auxiliary P lans, E n tertainm ent Hub Has Luncheon Seek Information THE Plans Skating Pai St. Joseph’s Parent-Teacher New 'jersey veterans suffer Announces Chairmen Association. Keyport, will And Fashion Show ing from multiple solcrosls MATAWAN JOURNAL! • C ub Scout* |Htold sponsor a ‘'.Breakfast in Holly*, which may. be connected with New Officers Listed; w od d" Wednrsday evening Benefit Saturday llielr military sei'vlce are ad May 10, -1956 P a f e - N I n * BMebslI Practice Hospital Dance Plans May 16 at ’.he school starting At Shadowbrook v ised to se e k ft l-.e.vlcw of th e ir at fl-p.m. . . c a se . — Tbe l.A-H. Club oftiie~Mor- dlsense may not have been rs- _ Mrs, Ellzabeth JIubert, new Prizes will be awarded to A spring luncheon and fash Joscfih E. McLean, Comm ganville Methodist Church cognljed at the outset as hav*’,: ly installed presldeivt7~ c o n - Uie couuled married-- longest ion show was sponsored by issioner of the State DepnrU made plans for their second ducted the regular meeting the newest couple, .and many the"’ Woman's' Club of Keyport. niPnt~of Conservation• a n d Ing. m ilitary, connection.. In all skatlng party at the meeting Thursday evening of the La other enteriuining cateuories. Shadowbrook Restaurant. Economic Development, lsstt siicli Instances, a re-appiaisal dles Auxiliary or the VFW to Shrewsbury, Saturday after ot the club held ln lhe church Refreshments will be served ed the recommeiKiftllon follow of tho claim li advised. the G u a d a lc a n a l P o st 4745 of noon. The affair was held as ing a report from members of Veterans or members of basement on Thursday. The Mis. Janies C. Day nnd .Mrs, Cliffwood and Matawan in the Henry DuUois «re co-chair benefit of the club’s cur- the State Veterans' Council their families may obtain da* group will go to the Shore Post Home, Cliffwood Ave., m e n . cut project lo vedccoratc the These men, who serve In an tailed Information and assis Holler Drome, Neptune, on C liffw ood. junior department of the Key advlsjiry capacity to the Stale tance from local service of ~'M i^'T9” TrahspbrtaUon will Mrs. Hubert appointed new port Public Library. . Division of Veterans Services ficers of veterans organisa be provided for members from committee chairmen for tlie Union Sunday School Mrs. Lawrence Nolan, pres* Indicated that some veterans tions, or from nearby field of the church. The Rev. William coming year: Hospital, Mrs. idem of Uie club, welcomed with tho disease may not have fices or tlie State Headquar B. itagsam was present at the Hubert; rehabilitation, Mrs. pproxlmMely 11)0 m e m b e rs received tlielr full benefits lu ters Division of Veterans Ser meeting and assisted ltv_-the Helen Blenkowksl; refresh Officers To Meet and guests present. Mrs. John the past. ■ vices at QOS West Slate St.. devotional period. M rs.'Ray. ments, Mrs. Katherine. Win- Putman, Keyport, wttB chair Colonel Salvatore A. Bpn- Trenton 25. ---nTniirt - Wenael-: and MrSr Bert das: stamps and bonds, Mrs. Browntown To Mark man of the luncheon aud .(.empo*, d ire c to r bf the S ta te Boyce, club Sdvisors, -were Eileen Kelly: clvlP defense; show * a n d — w a a .. a s s is te d .-b y Division ot Veterans Services, Laurence Harbor Sale present and also- lhe following Mrs. Dorothy Schar; mem Mothers’ Day; Items Mrs. Alfred K&upp, Rumson, points out that veterans who bership, Mrs. .Alice Moffat; and Mrs. Oeorge R. Aumack are sick or disabled as a re The Victory Club of t h • memebrs: Diane Wenzel, Su The ofnceTs of UiVBrown-1 ! Red Cross, Mrs. Anne Mit stilt of tlielr -mllitftry servloe -Laurence—Harlior-CommunllJL . san Preston, Judy Reipela,-' town Sunday School are meet Mi a a Caroline Smith, aiid chell; radio. Mrs. Ethel Sig Mrs, Onrrett am entitled to certailn com Cliurch will hold kii all-day Mary Marz. Nancy Button, ing tonight at 8 p.m. Mother's E. Post, of mund; New Jersey home, Mrs. pensatory benefits.. In . some rummage, sals, tomorrow at Linda Crocker, Susan Quack- Day will be celebrated next K ey p o rt. Edith Kern; national home, cases, lie adds, a lltlle-.known the- church. rnbush.. Jack Young, Jerry Sunday-at-lhe-regular- Sunday- The fashion show was pre Mrs. ’Julia Stanls; rebuilding, Jam eson,'P e t e r Coiiyinos School services frpm 8:45 to sented by Steihbach Co., Red' Frank Rogers, Richard Van Mrs. Olivia ScoU; American 10:45 -a.m ; - Bank and Asbury Park, and ization, Mrs. Ethel Volpe; . Pelt, Roebrt Gelormlne, Gun Mrs. Bertha Chevalier and Mlsa Joan‘Gallagher was lhe Anderson, Michele Rynlewicz, c o m m u n ity service M rs. Mr. ahd Mrs. Oeorge cheva commentator on—“Bright Spaghetti Supper Irene Meehan; poppy, Mrs. Patricia Crocker, Joan Becker, Juli. and Jill Matkmua. twin daughlara of Mr. and Mr*. Robert J. lier, Sayrevllle, visited M r, and Ideaa for Summer Fun." The Gertrude Dunn; polio, Mrs. C arol M a re s c a , D o ro th y , B a r Malkniua, 1 Founuin Av*, Matawan, WUI calabrata Itaair lirtl birlh. Mrs. Barth Gaub, Sunday, - collection Included b a th ffponcowt bf Ethel Loverp; cancer, Mrs, bolin!, and Elizabeth Owens. dar on Saturday. .Tha,;itlla airl» wtra-born lnHWarTlaw Hoiplial on .Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Soney ing suits, shortg . of various V.F.W. McElvaino - Schanck Post 2218 Elizabeth Candlloro; Legisla Mdrjwnvilie’ Cub Scouts, are May 1J. 1955. - aiid family visited Mr. an d types for active sports, spec tion, Mrs. Rose Coleman; es- holding ba'seba 1 practice on Mr. and Mra. Matkmua hara two oldar chlldran, Roblnla, tan yaart Mrs. Paul Bluhota an d Mrs, tator: sports ooslumes, dr.essy old and Hobart, tavan. Tha malarnal grandparanta ara Polioa CapL sayr- 'Mrs. Lorraine Collins; the flremen'B field on ihe Ma Susan Soney, 8unday. - afternoon clothes, travel wear, . Saturday May 12th, 1956 Joiaph J. Morlay and Mil Morlay, ofKayporl. and tha pilarnal grand, and publicity, Mrs. Rita Scar . tawan -Jlreehoid Jld., every Marsha and Billy Wallace, cocktail and evening dresses. parania, Mni. Julia.Malkmua, HadBank, and iha lata Itcbail J, Malk- b o ro u g h ...... ____ Saturday morning. Thomas .inuL ; - _ '■ ohlldren-of Mr. and .M rs.: Meiv Attending weiv • members Kocovsky .was in charge on Other: newly Installed offi rill H, Wallace, Keyport, Have and guests from K e y p o rt, Saturday " morning. George cers who will serve for the been visiting their grandpar Matawan. Red Bank, L ittle when they participated with CHARLIE'S MATAWAN INN Pheasant will represent the Cecilia Brys Bride coming jyar are senior vice ents, Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Silver, Atlantic Highlands; lhe accordion band. puck at',a meeting In the Deal Of Joseph Navickas ' president, Mrs. Blenkowksl Cottrell, sr., the ptvst week. ’ o- n g Branch, Rumson, Freneau Ave, - ... Freneau headquartersjto. set up the The Morganville First Aid Junior vice president,. Mrs. Miss LeVerne Fountain, Nep Keansburg,,v-'Holmdel.;-'. Union * ~ 6cfiedule-of-games-IoiLthe„ills- made 15-calls during Aprils On Saturday, May 5, 1656, Meehah; secretary, Mrs. Scar tune, visited her uncle a n d Beach, Elisabeth, Bloomtleld', Serving.From 5 to 8:30 P.M. trlct three league. ' There' were 11 .hospital calls, Miss Cecilia M a rie —}$rys, bojcfiliKjU tr e a s u re r ; M rs. V a aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gaub, Soutli River, Fords, Middle , Firemen from . the Molgan- two accident,-; anti • two lire lpe; chaplain," MrST'Scott;: con daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Wal Sunday afternoon. :------, town, : ' .v - -. ' Fonlom lo ae tiul, bilnn itoui own cwl«ln»n ’ vllle- Volunteer- and Morgan cal s. A tolpl of 456 miles and ter Brys, 2 William St., Sayre- dtiotress, Mrs, M i t o h e 11; - Miss Jean Qaub returned to 138-man hours were utilized. ^iiia_JndenEndent Fire. Com ville, became, the bride of Jc- guard, Mrs. Sigmund; patrlo- Glassboro Teachers College Cub Pack 80 Has Donation $1.00 — Children .50 panies and the Jifarlboto com The . Harmony:" Club _m .et-at seph~J-N a v l c k-nrs;— Brown-- ticJnBtructoi, M ra. Kern; Monday^ morninar after pany battled . a woods - fire - fii the.-.home .of Mrs. Joseph I a- town. son of Mrs, Joseph Nav torian, Mrs. Wind as; fla g ing the weekend with her par Meeting On Birds , Mura May 2. They had elec bearer, Mrs. Rose Coleman; the area of'Spring Valley Rd^ ickas and Uie. late Mr. Nav ents, Mr.'and.Mrs. Fred Gaub. Bird Watchlhg" was th e tion of officers as follows: banner bearer; Mrs. Stahls;' on Sunday, morning fo r1 two ickas, Browntown, • The Rev, Mr. and. Mrs. Albert Hopkins theme of the meeting lor Cub hours. The six , trucks' 1 were •President,- Mrs. Lulu Beal: color bearers . Mrs. Col Alexander Maelejewskl officl and daughter, Jeanne, spent Pack B0, Keyport, held In St. ih rhe area;froml0:45-a.mv un: gp.r.rptni-y, Mra .T illle.Jam i- lins, Mrs. Lovero, Mrs. Sclinr aied at t h e -ceremony , per the weekend with Mrs, Hop. Joseph’s School Inst Thursday III 1:00 p.m, Th6" Morganville son. Plans were made to dec and Mrs. Moffatt;- and trus formed at the St. Stanislaus kins* parents,- -Mr;- a n-d -M rs, night: At die meeting the dens orate the honor role on the tees, Mrs, Kelly, Mrs. Kern companies were ’ called back Church. Sayrevllle. - George Kostuk, Freehold. • presented displays on »b 1 r d ... Hsnln at 5:00 p.m. to the same fair ground, Memorial Day. The bride, given ln marr and ’Mr».- Dunn, Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Wayne- Harii houses, bird feeders, Informa The next ‘meeting will be at iage by her father, wore a gown inen. The Morganylll^ First Four new members were ley, Morganville, George Gaub tion on popular birds ln New Mrs. Beal's home. Aid Squad responded to the of lace and tulle with a finger' weloomed. Into - the auxiliary and Fredrlo Brown, Cheese- Jersey and played a game of Miss Gloria Preston spint calls also-.' , ■ . tip veil attached to a clown, of M rs.'Jeanne Mallloux, Mr? quake. visited Mr. and Mrs. tliarades with birds as the the weekend with Miss Elaine For Mother’s Day pupils of Mrs. William Gren- Pearls. She carried a bouquet Dorothy Balnton, Mrs. Hen Jacob Gaub, Mondny, su b je c t, uer's fifth grade were invited Smith, Cannon St.. Freehold. of llllles and carnations. rletta Dunn, and Mrs. Emn^a Miss Winifred L 1 n s t e d t, The following awards were lo make bird houses by the Miss Ellzaetbh Owens and The maid of honor, cousin S m ith . Helmetta, visited at the home bear badge nnd gold arrow; teacher arid 19 entered houses Ronald Owen* spent the week or lhe bride, Miss Andrlenne Announcement was made bf Mrs. Ainella Green, and MV And All Other Occasions...... Chris Zelgler, first year pin; - ln the exhibition which has end visiting ihelr grand moth Kanach, wore a' blue dress lhat the member* will enter and Mrs, Jacob aaub,’«Sunday. Chris Day. gold arrow. » n d taken place for the entire er ln Adelphia, with a matching picture hat. tain the patients at Marlboro silver arrow; Henry DtrBola, week. The bird" houses will be - Mr. and M rs. Donald Miller She carried pink roses. State Hospital at a d a n o e Receive New Members gold arrow and two silver ar- Judged by Robert Sena, school, ancl ton, Donnie, and Miss Bar The bridesmaids, Miss The Monday evening. Cul Flower, Bouquets, Corsages • riffr'a and Martin Bauman, prlncipa'. . ■ ., bsra Lynn Smith" vlslted'M r. resa Krause, Miss Mary Ba- A special prize was won by At Bayview Service bear badge and, Hon badge CarolM aresca.. Charlene and M rs.; Richard Cottrell. logh. and Miss Patricia Sfcwe- M rs. Myrtls- Van Glalin. Mr. and Mrs. victor Van Announcement’ w as mado — Plants and Funeral Design* - : Holmes, ■ Roland Boyce and Sitilthsbury.7— ~ :afl_3Mre blue dresses’- with 7-The-next~m eetlng~wll!' _bs E x ie r , 132 S hore C o n co u rse U far a rUmtt!i.g« sale wlll be Silly Brewer, took part in a matching picture hats and- held-JThursday—evening.. “ Cllffwood—Beach, and Mrs, held the Intter part of this spring music festival in Furnished apartment sig n s carried white carnations and A social hour followed dur Hannah Sifilth, Union Ave month in tills ares' for-sale at this office. ing which refreshments were jnmesburg on Friday evening pink roses. _ . Matawan, were, received into served by Mrs. Wlndas, Mrs ' PatTicia * Brys, the bride's th e covenant fellowship ot Th* Navy has developed a niece, was'the flower girl and Hubert, Mrs, Stanls and Mrs Bayvlew Presbyterian Church new "miracle" dry lubricant Sigmund— ______wore 'a^gow n - similar--to-'the a t t h e - 11 b 'c lo c k s e r v l c e T a s t In ths -form- of.-easIly applied bridesmaids. Michael . Orod S u n d a y ; _ _ Plastic film only a feitf "ten- Ziegler’s Greenhouse ziarrn was the page. ’ Ceramic A.’ward W on The new member* win b« thousands ot an Inch thick, s The bridegroom’s brother; By.: Mr s. -M aresca-" '; eQterValned at a reception Tat which la serviceable from- IB 82 Main St., M atawan Call MA 1*4592 J :-- . ■ the, m ans*. tomorrow - svenlng degrees below zero .lo H00 . de ■' M r t. Thomas 'M aresca; a t 8 p .m ...... grees abovt, man. Ushers were JV.efnori Ap Morganville; w a s awarded p|eby,._Edwjira.Brys,:-ftnd Eu-_ second;-place—In -the - Profes. gene Stef&nikl, - slonBl Competitive Ceramic A reception was held at the Exhibition held at Convention East Brunswick Rescue"SqitAd Hall, Asbury Park, last. week. Utotvf AMERICA'S mVORms Hnll, East Brunswick Town Mrs. Maresca operates the V8 ON CHESTMUT POST sh ip ...... ' Dot's Ceramiq studio, Route SPECIA L EftSy TERM S! After a tour of the southern 79, morganville, ~and Is a and states, the couple .wjl) reside m ember of the National liTKftiisaa cay,-- Hofiby~Assoelation "and-East* RAIL FENCING e'rn Ceramic League, Inc. Area People Serve 'The Ceramics League, Inc., Just Arrived _ announced that It was the On fetit Jury “ first competitive ceramic ex ; Special, Price From Gar T^e~f61l6wTng~1aVe^arHong hibition- for professionals. En- those perisdhs; selected, for pet* trles oame from- all over the The whole towri? buzzfn' Buffs ofyPost Creosoted it jury service ln_the Free- United States. ' Tops of Post Stapled " ' 5 h’old- courts for a~ two-weeic ' Mrs; - Maresca' entered 'ft period Which began M onday,. large leaf salad dish, which 2-10' Rails and 1 Post/ ■ fl Williani Allen, Jr., Keans- was, designed by Bee Basch, about these $66 *a month "cousins^l P er Secllon burerr V lctbr-Rr Cr-AItr M arlr Rumson,. ln ^class-3,. surface. boro Township; Charles D ornamentatlon.-Her piece was Bishop. Keyporl; J o h n .C. Judged from’ original design Buckley, keansburg; Miss In-sgraffito work. ; *; Florence M. Cassidy, Mata- Miss Rose- Jesslck, former wit - T Also M rs.; Beatrice Holmes. piece came .in third and Mi«fi rii.nl I op., - Union Beach: William V,-Hos- Jesslck. recelved a cup and —on llie e«i(nt terrm yet,— - p ad o r , Matawan: CharJeT rib b o n an d M rs. M a re s c a re< It's liie luirdlop w^lii . Jam ison,. Matawan 'Township: cklved a. sponsor's award. ‘ Thunderblrd looks, Frank J. Joyce, Jr., Keyport; All work waa 'Judged for Mlsa Elizabeth Keelan. Keans quality of design, techniques, V-8 'CO* tu • »IVIf TON« fAIMT | h onor. T h e bi Kir-nt o o jn 'n sifi- j ' Wf’U WltCOMI YOU* ACCOUNT _ SharH^*d — n«p»ii«d • W lllllV/All Tints ...... i !er. Miss Kay Ktsry. a'fto 'A B. .. And f?«cortdi(ion«4l "killin' couiim" ol • MaoicAh i HfATf* fan attendant. Edward Locfcer* Ih* llwndtibirdl v,*as b fs t m a n . | • liriO U A k li S t ll H l lG V/: ' ) Thr couple reuiznrd to B la d e -R ite Your prtitnl tar • iifff.uAKfj m m i i i o V&’specim: Farm ers & M erchants j Teacher's C'ol>*c, .Mwittlair, > may mart Ilian coyer • TMiJMtirdBIHO MYIING fro m "A-litch tliey 'All! g ra d u ! Lawn Mower Service • OICICIIOtlAl 5IGNAI5 j ale in June. • , . ' Ih* down fxi/m rnll offer limited ! N ational B ank Fred F, K /opp fih * itn h n ln m iry in if fhu>tn h, 11 •■hi Jm f r.i-xt Wedpf958 imony by his wife, Charlotte, chairmen will be filed with the Leonarddln Rout Jr., won tbe prise fo r th e Re-Elected President is hoped "tbat all will co-oper Newhold, Colts Neck, Mrs. at the hearing on the appeal Evening. • . permanent ciub records. ate ln this annual fund drive. Fred Jensen, Holiudel, and of Harry Wilkins, Fifth St., Leonardo’s track te a m Those present w^re Mrs. Mrs. Helen B. Lawton was t t : ■ Refreshments were served fit Mrs. Wayne Darland, Key* proved, no match for_Matawan C h a r le s Matawan, in the assault case Edward—Beckerr-M re.:T Harry eiectedL president- of the Busi the conclusioir of the buslness porET . y f l l yesterday ln a meet at the MCOSS Auxiliary involving them. The appeal Konowalow, Mrs. Martin ness and Professional Women’s meeting. ■ . . School’s f 1 e 1 d. The Maroon Smith. Sr., Mrs. Donald MU* Plans Sale, Lunch Elected President was heard Apr. 27. Club of Matawan at a meeting The final meeting of the cur 20 Year* W ith Esso a n d S tee l w on 95-22 ev e n w ith ler, Mrs. -August Boldt. Mrs. At a recent meeting of the. Mrs. Fellows testified be Coach John Caracclola trying Leroy Van Pelt, Mrs. Martin held May 1 at the clubroom of rent season, will take place on Holmdel, Atlantic, and Rari Louis W. Blanken. Amboy Play Day Schedule, fore M agistrate Luther A. some' of his men ln strange pmlth, Jr.. Mrs. Garrett De- the Midway Hose Company-. June B when the standing com roles Just to see what they tan Auxiliary o i th e M on Rd., Matawan, has celebrated Announced By P-TA Foster, Matawan Township, nlse, Mrs., Robert Seber, Jr., Elected to serve with Mrs. mittee chairmen for the 1956' could do...... m o u th C o li n t y O rg a n iz a twenty years’ service with tha Mar. 17 as to the evidenced and Mrs. Louis-Becker, • - Lawton were Mrs. Miriam Hul 1B5T club y?ar wljl be named. Esso Research and Engineer Nomination ' and election of Matawan swept all running tion to r Social Services, final ing Company. Mr. Blankln " officers for the coming year her husband having been beat: events, but the Lions m a n sart. first vice president; Mrs. p la n s were made “lor the Is a member of the technician en by Mr. Wilkins after a bat aged to wring out a first ln Helen Applegate, second vice Take* Part In Play luncheton. and bazaar to be featured the regular meeting M other-Daughter group in the company's process tbe high Jump and time ln the president: Mrs. M argaret Vie- held at the Fellowship Hall, -. of the Laurence Harbor-Cllff- tle between them on Fjith St Cadet Edward Sproul, son of Holmdel, May 19. Luncheon research division. pole vault ln the fl^ld activ brock, corresponding secre " wood Beach Parent-Teacher Feb, 27. She did not repeat Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sproul, 10 ity. Most Impressive perfor Banquet May 18 tary; Mrs. Dorothy. Ralnaud, her testimony ln Freehold. Fountain Ave., Matawan, a Association held at the Com- mances were those of Tom treasurer, and Mrs. Ruth Zalin, Junior at the Valley Forge f 'Tnunlty Church- M onday M ag ee in th e 100 a n d Bob WSCS Will Sponsor recording secretary. . Military Academy, won- an ; evening. ' , Deltz ln the discus. Magee The Nominating Committee activities award for his per won—both—sprintsf—Bind— Tom Event At Eatontown ~ —:—Charles;' Thompson wlll~ be was under-thu-chairmanship-' of formance- as Dowdy In the Welstead .both hurdles. Ma Final plans have been made Mrs. Ethel Gardner with as play. "M r. Roberts" presented president; Mrs.' Charles Bhl- gee also took the broad Jump. by the Woman’s Society for sisting members Mrs, Juliet recently by the Mask and mak, first vice president: Mrs Conducts Meeting Ron Carlson was first ln the Christian Service of the First Schaufelc and Mrs. Elisabeth Spur Society at the school. | - Javelin and tied ln the high '- Mlohael Stevens)* second. .YjfS Methodist Church for the an Welstead. . . YOU’VE READ ABOUT THEM Matawan Auxiliary , Jump, Dan .Vanderbilt, Tomas president; John Anderson, third nual Mother and Daughter The new slate of officers will De Jesus and Orant Scharff Spaghetti Supper in leading m agazlne*...now you con Installation May 20 banquet to be held on Friday be Installed ln their respective vice ; president; Mrs. . Joseph took their events but their n ig h t, M a y - 18, a t C ry sta l offices by Mrs, Gertrude Lee, The McElvaine-Schanck Post Eeerln, recording secretary; Mrs. Ethel Gallagher. Keans marks showed lack of com Brook Inn, Eatontown. Mrs, president-elect of Die New Jer 3218. Veterans of Foreign W ars how realty beautiful they arel Mrsl Leo Y.arzab, correspond- petitive pressure, burg, presided at the meeting Harold Thorsen Is chairman of sey State Federation of Busi M atawan, will hold, a spaghetti inK secretary; and Mrs. John Bob Nlcol ran his most Im ness ii Professional Women’s supper at Charlie’s Matawan of the Ladles Auxiliary No. 22IS the dinner committee. ' " i n s a pressive mile yet for the Ma . DlGlovarinT. lreasurer. - T , V.F.W. oLMatawan borough in A bazaar will be held in the Clubs, al a dinner scheduled Iiin. Freneau Ave:^,Saturday. roon and Steel. At least seven church lecture room on Nov. for June 13 at the Family Rest Dinner will be served from S ‘ During tbe business session,. the public health building, Matawan athletes were en 10 and 11 with all departments aurant, .^tlddlesex St. Final to 8:30 p.m. Portions can be ; "announcement was. made con Broad Sf., because the newly tered ln events to which they taken out lf containers a r e of the church taking, part. Mrs. arrangements for the Install . cerniiig Play Day, which will' elected officers of the auxiliary were not accustomed. b ro u g h t. . Leslie Lines is chairman of the ation Dinner are being Com The summary: (M*Matawan and I** pleted by Mrs. Irene D xw ll be held Monday. In case of wll-not be Installed until Sun Leonardo. Names ln order of Jinlsh). bazaar committee ‘ . rain, the pirogtSm Vill be held day, May 20. - 100 yd. dash—Magee (M), Carlaon (M), Peeler (M). Timer 10.4 secs. . Two members of the society onM ay;21rThemomingpro- The newly elected president, 220 yd. daStt—Magee (M), S. Smith Mrs. Albert D. Curry and Mrs. Mrs, Emma Blllla, appointed (M). Peeler (M). Time; 23.8 sec*. (ram is scheduled from 10 440 yd. run—De Jesus (M), Stroth* Marshall Longstreet, have »,m. to noon with the morn Mrs. Spafford Schanck, histor er (M),- Baumgartner (L). Time: been elected to the board of ian; Mrs. Boris Zimmer, flag 66.S secs. * ! the Bancroft Taylor Home ln Ing plasses at the Memorial bearer; Mrs.' Llllian-Edwards-, 880 yd. run—Schar/f (M), Appenael A m e r i c a n - School and; the . Children at the (L), Edmond (M). Time: 2 mln.. 14 Ocean Orove. banner bearer; Mrs.' Lillian ■ecs. Tbe society took action at . „ Cliffwood Beach:'Churchre- Thomas, Mrs. Marcclla’Kidzua -Mile run—Nlcol (M). -Delta All parents are in and Mrs.*tCIara Blegner: aiter- Shot put—Vanderbilt (M), Armour a n d ' p e rs o n a l ' Ite m s h a s b ee n to have npjrfb, Mrs. Phyl DeNardo and Members of the .society vot Paul Checkur won the atteh- Mrs, Malkmus, M atawan/ ed to attend the anniversary mother sets for us. It means good citizenship, dance award. . ’ The auxiliary will attend the W illiam Heyer, . 7 ,:: dinner of the WSCS of ,Ihe superior accomplishment, and aft ,' yank aMtvutMci - ‘ First Oracle mothers—were Memorial Day service of the Entertained Twice . L hostesses at the social hour Firs: Presbyterian' Church ln Community Methodist Church inspiring, useful life, \ r In cliffwood on Monday night. which followed. ’ ‘ the high school auditorium on ' Wlillam Heyer, seyen year, Family Night in the Mata Sunday, May 27. M atawan Post old son of Mr! and Mrs. James '. On'Mother’s Day, may each one of us •_ wan Methodist Church on Sun t&mpJUU iatii^ actidK \ BaptistLadies-Aid 176 American Legion, the Le F , -Heyery-333 -Aberdeen" Bd.',‘ strive, by words and‘deeds, to ' ^ - gion Auxiliary and the McEl- day night, May 20th will be Matawan, was entertained on sponsored by the society add something to mother’s happiness.1 ~ PIanM ayl4:.Banquet__ valne-SohanokPostNo.-2318of two-occaslonsin^celebratlonof Matawan borough also will a't- h is b irth d a y , — - The local society will be rep M rb ... D o n a ld W. ~ R obinson resented at the New Jersey j end Mrs. ■ H-rry M, Mliinson tend the service. -■ - . - He was accompanied by his O U R V/ORK IS GUARANTEED Quests at the meeting were: Conference of the WSC8 to "be J^w ere hostesses at the Ladles parents and brother, Freder-’ held In'the Princeton' Method- . Aia Society meeting of th e Mrs. Ann Vivian and-Mrs,-Em lek, oh-a trlp to the-Palisades 1st Church/ The1 speaker 'will First Baptist. Church of .Mata- ily -Layering, Port Monmouth;, Eark where they visited Tinker be Mrs. Jose Valencia of the wan when they met for their Mrs. Rosemary Sommers, Key in Tinker's,: Workshop; last CHARLES E, HUF FT.. port and M rs. Conception; Cliff- Philippine Islanda. . . . . , ?;IHI monthly m,;, e t.l.'n g Jn the week-end'.:- >. ; 32 Park Ave. Matawan 1-2182 -V- church lecture room on May wood; and Mrs. M artha'Anson, Announcement was ma!;or^surprise-shower-giv-;; tlon.-----;------. -. ~ v . ~ jKuuarBauiBantntti..^ and Glass Factory on Tues- Doak,- Matawan, was a mem1 en by.Mrs. Harry Hanna.Thurs- Plans : ore ijeing completed T kiiia (BUtt woat—- - Liberty St. Matawan-1-2417 ' day; May 22nd.1 Alt members ber of the pit orchestra in-the day evening. . - v for the " annual picnic to be ueiuia cotMutiM - . are to meet at the: church at Ithaca College, . Ithaca, N, Y. Mr«~ Stryker was presented h eld "on M o n d ay , J u n e 4th, a t 8:30 a,m, .. production of the musical play, with a bathlnette and other place to be announced. ■ The June meeting will be ‘Brlgadoon." Sponsored by the gifts.. — . . .. Ouests of the society on this in~the. form-of-a-covered dish college!!— dram a— and— muslo Others present were' Mrs: ocoaslon will be- the Brownie . }uncheon‘~and kitchen itiower; schools, the musical Bhow was John Renwlck, Mrs. Angus tro6p sponsored by the society. .-tv be held In the church leo- presented before capacity audi Davis, Mrs. Rollln Richards, Ah- address was given by ture . room on Tuesday, June ences for six nights In the col-, Mrs, Donald Fries, Mrs. Rich: Rev. Albert D. Curry, pastor 12th. All members are urged lege theater. ' Mrs. O’Neill Is ard Rembert and Mrs. Mat of the church. Mrs. James to attend...... '.. ... enrolled ln the School of Muslo. thew Dzlewskl, all of M atawan. Adam s. led_the:devDtlons._ and Mrs. Malcolm MacMillan had Only the Year>Ahead c a r gives you... charge of the program.
Neighborhood Women Hostess For Council ; About_76 people 'attended the meeting of the Northern Mon mouth, Council of the Qlrl .Scouts held at the First Bap P tist Church, Red Bank, last T h u rsd a y . The' M a ta w a n Neighborhood Association act ed as hostess for the evening. The speaker of the evening was Miss Jessie Brlttlngham, a national staff member, who spoke on the ways of organiz ing neighborhood asslcatlons. A discussion wns held on the proposed merger of the three Monmouth County Councils Plans were mode for the sum mer day camp activities. The following Matawan Wo men attended: Mrs. Charles Sprlnghorn, Mrs. Wlillam Orost, M rs. William Quinn, Jr.. Mrs. Channlng Clapp, Mrs. John Sigmund, Mrs. Milton Qunkle, and Mrs. Oeorge Rit te r, -
Entertained On 35th - Wedding Aniveriary . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Bedle. Matawan, enteralned Tuesday W hat color phone evening at a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs, Oarrett O. Rob erts, Keyport, who were cele ■HklM . Cki*r •m >r to *T" 9m "W Y o u can p a y m m u c h as $ 8 0 0 0 f o r a fully*equipped d o y o u t h i n k s h e ’ll c h o o se ? brating their 35th wedding an Uttofltyb ihin|M vn HO HO w HO NO "low-priced” car. Foir M»i..th»n that you can own th* niversary. . • UniwMr »w m NO Ytt NO NO bigger, more powerful, year-ahead C h r y s le r W in d s o r V -81 • Other guests Included Mr. NMhnftbuttofiOrM Standard equipment includes Airfoam Seat Cushions,* Right now, she's half made up her mind on blue. Or and Mrs. HarVey S. Bedle, Sr., Control* YTt m NO NO NO NO maybe a yellow extension phone to pick up hoar NMRMMbMiy Heavy Duty Oil Bath Filter, Electric Windshield Mr. and M rs. Oeorge Hoffeller, YTt NO NO MO m NO W ipers, Direction Signals and m any other luxury extras. Mr. and Mrs, Walter Baldwin, drapes. But then, Bhe hasn't entirely given up the Tl* NO NO NO NO Mrs. Charles I. Young, Mrs HO ^ Also the greater size and luxurious comfort ol a Am c a r,' idea of a bright red to add a dash of color contrast. lumpowt# Donald Lockwood and oary rt» , m YU fU YU YU with a mighty »lrplan»-typ* V-8 engine. :• . , No matter which of the 8 dccorntor colors Bhe Tor a fr«» fo!d«r Roberts, all of Keyport; John Vtt NO NO NO HO NO picks—sho'll be choosing a beautiful way to save .. . showing nil 8 If, Roberts, and daughter Miss decorator colors, P o iv e / 5 /y/e'CHRYSLER steps. For pjionos in color havo boon designed to Elena Roberts, Laurence Har M lh. olfcM 1 ttn mu da nol Ml-Mm. pwnr lUilr-1 tr4 m^ipllM-lyp. juat cnll your Tele* bor; Mr. and Mrs. Hans Peder V-l tn|lne... m<|oi advtnctt which CMyitif tits tod jf*if»l bring convonionce as well as charm to your homo. nhono li uni ness BIOOEBT^BUY Of ALL fir e OA.RI Office. YourSorvico sen, Iiazlet; Mr. and Mrs, Wll And—like all telephone,conveniences—you'll find IteprcMntativo, like llam Jorgensen, Edison; Mr them reasonably priced. Mnrilyn I'MInyr« of and Mrs. Peter Jorgensen tlio Nownrk 0/Hc«. Mctuchcn; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Raritan Garage Bennett's Garage Inc. ,, wU1m« Umt you will Rot nil the.inform- erick Sackett, Westfield; Mrs. New Jere«y B«ll T«Uphono Company ntion you wnnt. Peter Maddox a n d dnughtcr Lynn. Coca. Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. So. Main St., Keyport. N. J.- KE.7>03$1 Main St., Marlboro, H. J.- FR 8*1330 William R, Craig. Darlene and Ralph c, nedle, Jr., Matawnn M*T I* check monlta . . , Ch.ck your cm . .. .h.ck ’—»— — Bontbu Chudc event, appear for _ final Judg Judlclary Committee following Tender, Juicy in g . . • ... regular procedure^ = Summer T>ltV) tconomlc*! -T h e pageant is officially - co Tlie Senate m et ln executive - {»ponsored by the City of As- session when tb e nomination bury Park, the-Ji.J. Clothiers was reported favorably by the Variety Package GisndUmori'QuslityContcoltsd - — h and Furnishers Association. c o m m itte e . The Men's Apparel Club of ' Sen. John A. Lynch (D-Mid 'N r « . 7 » d a*tion*1ly^: known dlesex)" JBdvefl-fOR the suspen l b : j FRESH GROUND BEE! »2 * 3^- 85^ makers of men’s wear. sion of -rules to permit an lm Empbasia - fashion cel- 43- m e d ia te v o te ~ o n . t h e- n o m in Av*. Wt. 10 Ibi. cctlone will be" based on""com- ation. The Senate' concurred Piorc*'* Jumbo - Av.'Wt. 1 Ha*. ■ Wicklow Mild C iiri ‘ ’ " ' N o W aste pleteness of attire,” such ;as unanimously j i d then voted eults, sportswear, hats, ties, unanimously for confirmation 4 Meak In On* Cornish H ens w “, 79# Sliced Bacon - 39* handkerchiefs ,and accessories Sen. Lynch said th e swift riyiiw CMdwns, ' ' * _ - • -S ■ • ' . Top winner In the event will confirmation of Warren Wll- Q r o a n d M , Grand Unfen Q uid Fro»n - Artnour Si«r or Sw(Ht h»mlum - Sllnlw* fee awarded.: a jear 'round en' entz was-a tribute to the non] Frankfurters and • ceinble of men’s wear, valued GET BEAUTIFUL LAWN 4 inee's father whom, the Sen Chuck 11wk. P e r c h F i l l e t 77* Frankfurters Ib at more than $500, ator stated, the Senate holds PtCNIC ACCESSORIES WITH . ..Pre-promotion lor Uy event in the highest , regard. Sen. } ■will In clu d e a m e n ’s w eaT Jn: Lynch also declared, that the — 4uslry-pool-to-select-the- irtost Senate pal$U>e hew prosecutor ■Fresh Fruits and Vtgtiabfoi' - neatly groomed; male person-, a compliment In suspending ^jllUes.on-radlo. ajid television, theiulestoconflrm . ' SWIET, JU|CY— ------•'____...... ------. Kho will 'receive Ih^coveted W arren Wilentz is associated trnnual . “fashion . fellowship” with the law firm of Wilentz, . awards. ;' Gofdman, JSpltzer and Sills of PeitlhLAmboy. He will con N''X»rannta On G rand. Jury tinue with the firm alter t he quarter beconfts prosecutor. ^W ATERM ELON G ni^iO fdie ,23Vjurdra,: who Mr. Wilentz wM name three ■ '- n f l l on the May afand assistant prosccutora who'^wlV iiiry session,; JPreehold- is An- replace John Molineaux “ ,■ .its I y* DECK I DCDDCDC J .■■UxmyGraiifcta, auto dealer, rls Margaretten and ' i ^ i7* I GREEN PEPPERS S 2 S & 2 v 2 9 * ■ •'iM IM teft., Keyport; Ralph Strocmtsos after he takes ' J. DaMlano, t o n gj. Branch, the office in July, ! funeral director, was 'flamed m m The prosecutor’s jo b pays ■MpVNiMR foreman by Superior Court 410,000. •• '• •" ' G r a n d G r o c e r y B u y s Assignment Judge H o w a rd Swart,' . . . . ’ N. J. Leads In Cash LUCKY LEAF ~ - ^ AM Receipts Per Acre • wiUj_AyfTa^c. cash recfiii E x p e c t per acre reachii)g $105 NeW ►Jersey once agajn- ranka first APPLESAUCE 2 25 to-START EASIER in the nation, accbrding.-to fig*. ureB compiled by the New -V a s t longer Jersey Crop Reporting : Ser- PRIDE OF IH t FARM ' 2 l o £ 3 5 * Frybake Shortening L‘, 2 9 ’ DepRrtmentr of Agriciillure. ‘ 17" 21" Although farm s' in the Oar* Stblmmo) den State average less than Straw berry Preserve % r 3 i * F r e s h b a k e DUO-MASTERS 70 a c re s , b a se d on th e 1950 Priced from census, Ntv? Jersey ranked iit.pifl, 3 5 v fourth Jn cash -receipts per ^ G r a h a m G erb er B aby F ood' 10S'; 99* 6j«;89* farm., only $100 below third place Delaware but more Lhan $8,000. above • the United. Stales Sunkist Lemon ^ li o*. bof. 3 5 * Sw ift Baby M eat? average. Arizona and „ Calif or* /ifa;where^thelfirms-average^ 4,070 acres and 270 acres each Underwood fo> (tyiny, Uting, t«l*di y^|l, M . /'CM W esson Oil 6 3 * jres|)ectlyely In size,, h e ld D eviled H am f !rsi"‘Tan^ - second^poaiU dhsP^ Choice of 3 Storters ‘ r GcWtn Glfl. . cash' recelp* ^ per . acre in ~ Amence'tFavwHefilaaA- C l o r o x aod HousehoU OriWedonf ' qf; *j Jl* O rangje Juice i0O%>u7TFfcfWi from lb* v«ry ttort, New Jersey were a p p ro x imately the same a® the pre* you txptct more vlous year, more tfTan $e0 r . NourUKV* tvety from Ectipiii But above second place Conntc- G alo Dog Food 2 ^ 2 5 * G aines D og M eal •ipth of your doq " did you know Jhey ticatr and over seven times the octyoHy cost you national average of $26. l«ss io own? They The Department points out give diptndoble that' In New Jersey production costs a)so are among the high> _ Mrvfce, ywr ©Iter est in* the nation, due to high 0 O & O 3 I STRAWBERRIES * yeor, with m'niJmwcn land values as well as taxes mointenonce ex- and wages lor labor. * pWist. Get Jh* foeti ^ H«««y W ) I s..u«A 2S;':49* ' i ' " 1 f°r , — oixJ yov'H boy on No Alarm Sounded Eclipse. David Baker, of 11 Kearney S f # C H E l S t Amtrlcin mm ^ Pay Aa Little As St., Keyport, asks it be stated Frrdhook U m Iw m , 2 !£:AV » r Swl„ - that, no firc^larm _w aa .aound* >1.70 A Week ing at the time his car was In a collision wit) one driven Freeter Buys of the Weak - After Small J)own Payment by R o b e rt L e tw e n sk l, of 1223 Florence' Ave., Union Beach, JE l C V D O N U T S '•n r* Juice KE 7 - 2 0 0 0 Apr. 5 at Elizabeth and War* t i . z w rent Sts. It had been reported there was. Mr. Baker felt this MIimJ Ycpc*iblM i 1z. 1.0512 ",Z 2.05 gave a false Impression some I ' e r i t p i e o-d«.8„,or- | IM DW ABE CO. one was speeding to a fire. He i'izw 12 :t,r zo5 was cleared of a careless driv ft€ W. PRONT STRtKT ing charge/anr*. Mr. Letwenskl wjts fined 4l0. ‘ C m 2 33* C ary 100*/, Purs Frlloi Y f ClnniMM Crijp«"^'»,- Jt' Pan - 2 3 7 * Dull N ef(«fit l\ r 35* . M aple Syrup Protftn. Broth , . r . i f ,y\* rotate cupi » Ifffa Beini 1 ;''^ 2 3 ? fad*l Thsuet X T l t \ 43 Tum ft&'.tltt.'K. * :“ 3V i Flit - > ' *•* i r k T i5 9 * BUSINESSMENS I h H 2 '!.: 27> CtppgClewef ^ Whitt Pori BlfKh 'Ht.1 24' (Facial top IStW
LUNCHEON SPECIALS 3 ^ 3 2 * 2 X 3 1 * p g lj wilk s.llvt dirl I t m o v * ^ 3 0 ' £ 7 2 * S alad D ressing H id e Choice on tbe Dally M*n* Mmi mw I* hv, far A d TW ^ 3 7 * X 7 3* 3 3 ’ Y e l ;;::3o,,r,72' OiilalmM •> Tilpl* I ttam/H •'» trw td 1 .0 0 OffAND UNION Orecery Trice* IH#<1lve through WtH, May 16, M«ot, f t edu<# A Dairy ihreugh May 12. l»r (Ifli all yiw ■. • ’ * SHORE POINT INK Highway 36, Keansburg - 1 ‘ ■ ■ n "! ’ • ' ', . Highway 35 and Holmdel Rd. ■■ ^ ,. v KEjrport 7-0913 Open Tues. and Thurs. til 9 P.M .—Fri. til 10 P.M. •■ ■ , ■ V r-. .’-.Vf’-,.:- . v . : ..-‘t k '.s ,. ■ « » ? • ^ ‘•y ' A f £% ?§$*$$ 4& 3fcr *■' ,*?§£■& > - ^ _ZT , «- - - **n ~ fc^ alE S V - ______, ^ £ . V T - W ? OVER -s'.yv^X- u "v V - ■* 7 ‘r4^ > ’ •'" " v **'}«'■*£“•- SERVICE ’ w,-: 4';v‘*»l'i -t 'Jl;; ^ “r>l 2 5 , 0 0 0
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/ * s f e a t e ^ e t e ' 4*.^ • • •• 'riendly” Card __ Iris Day Al Ruiw r.feZfTI; I I ‘L ™ S Hew Jersey Issnes Turnpike M otorists une Costs $200 - 16Ui century to the present. - - Misguided Missiles THE Tw o varlet'es. Florentine Fudge .Charles M. Morris. S e t B a c k T o M a y 2 7 Vacation Brochure Must Use Caution KEYPORT WEEKLY* Middlesex County. Imposed send D a lm a tlc a . a r e k n o w n to have been grown In the lfltb 1200 tine on Oeorge Man- Show* Recreation, Visitors Welcome------C en tu ry ;' T h e s e - c a n -b e —cpm--.- Safety Points Listed __ Ma y 10. 1954 P a r e T h irte e n ai. 38i o t CHffwood, charged SccnicAttra,ction* pared. with some of the new By Automobile Club tb maintaining * gambling To Visit Garden* est sorts, including. Chivalry. When lt comes to vacations. ing except ln extreme emer ab'lisbment. Mr. Manclni Ola Kala, Golden Fleece. Red “New Jersey Has Everything" Turnpikes offci the hurried Iris Field Day at Rutgers gencies. Tbe car behind may University has had to be post Vaior, and Matterhorn. Most and the State ls . ready to motorist what often arc the is caught in a raid on Feb not be able to atop. Stay put. on a ' house ln Madison poned u> May 27.-a week la of these bave come from tbe prove it with the publication fastest and shortest distances Stick-to the right lane unless iwnshlp during a “friendly" ter than the..previously an New Jersey Iris Society with of a brand-new 36-page fu’l between points. With proper rd game. He was also nounced date, because of the the cooperation of Mrs. H. C. color brochure now available precautions a i d undcrstuna slow-moving traffic makes seed on probation for two late, arrival of spring. - , Donohoe of Clinton. free to the public. , ing. they can be the safest, j that himrdou.. Don't' drive Visitors will be welcome to Joseph E. .McLean, Com too, says Keystone Automobile- a rs , More than 1,000 varieties w hrnv-uirow sy. 8tOi> ev e ry so Mr."'Manclni was one of w e re s e t Out w hen Lhe g a rd e n visit the wardens, free, from missioner of the State Depart Club. * ; of.lcn. Keep thc c h i: .veiitiUued. gilt men taken 'In a raid at Bt .the. Agricultural Experi 10 a .m . lo s u n se t, w hen a t ment of Conservation and — “ Now thnl; the toutinn scu- house by Madison Town ment Station was remade af tendants will be on hand to Economic Development, says son is upon us oaain, many Tuke a short walk every once ip Police and Keyport State ter last year’s sha^. accord arrange parking, also free. tbe booklet is designed to pro thousands of motorists will be in a while, but be sire your olice. Tbe others paid $25 ing to Dr. William E. Snyder Gardens are off Ryder's vide out-of-staters, as well as traveling on turnpikes,'!, de car Is safely off the turnpike nes on disorderly charges chairman of the Department lane, which crosses S. residents, wllh a general Idea Clares Edward P. C u r r a n. part of the highway. Obey ail’ id Mr. Manclnl was held ol Ornamental Horticulture. R o u te 1, so u th of N ew B ru n s of the Garden State's varied saiely director of Uie club sinns. They're there to protect recreational - faculties a n d r the grond-Jury as the one ---Varieties’-or-outstandinBrme: w ick.— Drivers—who—approach Xutnplkc_;drivluK—enLaik.._JL you, workmen, and other driv- . charge of the house. The lit can be ~een with a com Ivk'm.ra the north turn left at ifre scenic attractions, and to ac* somewhat different approach ers. . fleers confiscated $42 in an plete collection from the Iris fijjst intersection jouth of the quaint the public with one ot and wjse motorists will-take -•*------leged .gaijibllng “ pot" at the Hall of Fame and Dyke's me Route ia circle. From the the country's lorertiost resort Ume out to consider what 'hey Observe “Be Kind me of the raid. . dalists planted tpgether, he south. Ryder's lane is the a r e a s ...... can do to make tlieir lortli !T A -:-.«l" U/.o'j- third intersection north of the Over 55 popular shore re coming trip as snfo us possi | 1 n Animal WeM U S . 1-R oute 130 c irc le . sort communities and. 21 miles The Monmoutii County of boardwalks lined wllh sea "Safety lias jeen enginoer-' s.l*,c.A. will Join witli more State Scholarship food restaurants and amuse ed Into these, jircat highways □inn (100 other iiuntani: society BETTER INSURANCE ment centers, make New Jer-^ of course, but tin liuman fac members of the Aniei leanH u. To Kcantburg Man...... sey’s 120-mlle stretch of ?a$d FOR CAREFUL PEOPLE tor always _ w^ii remain of mane Association In t-h e beaches and ocean ,frontage * Sine* tb beginning in 1923, tk* GENERAL Among the 311 recipients of param ount Impoftaiioe." The.sb United Stales and Canada, In ItM t»ur»4 good roil c«V r»|Ktinj tk#- State University Scholarships key attraction for millions” of driving Ups should help Uie observing lhe 42nd annual TfiU lui im agtii ttrengtf, fcn id it intur* awarded to high school stu vacationers each year. ' man* "or woman Ueliind-tlie- "Be Kind to Antimvl* Week" dents representing e v.e r y Resorts otter summeMon* Wheel balance o u t that fac th is w eek. —to it> thouMndi of preferred policyWoers. county ln the state, is Chris entertainment in the form of tor.'* . i Albert^lloclisier, President • /•>»*»* • Cffiieelf/' topher . B. Blum, 15 Maple salt-water fishing, ocean Keop'your distance; Stay at of ^ t li fc... M onm outh c o u n iy swimming, sunbathing, beach Ave.. Keansburg, the Rutgers least six car lengths behind S.p Tc .A., has announced a se- ,1' ROSS W. MAGHAN dean of administration and games, water pageants, speed thi oar ftlieiitUaii bad wt/ather rips of siNysial events to be * boat and1 sailboat races, beau Agencj chairman of the state Univer doublo Uittt distance. Watch held a t IIBj shelter.-at Eaton- j Real Estate Insurance sity Scholarship Committee, ty contest, festival days and out behind. Frequent glances town with the publlo" Invited f / IU Main St. MA 14003 Matawan Albert E. Medcr, jr. Jins an special parades. Several Into tlie rear-v.ew mirror will to attend. j nounced. colorful events are Atlantic ’ “B n W n a M b ch in a, w a t n l MT” tell you whethei ^here's a car . "It's ojien liouse ail week j City’s Internationally famous bearing down on (you or whe long, at tlie slieller," . Mr, j Winners wbo were chosen Miss America Pageant, As f r o to among approximately Ihtr somcoco'a trying to pass. Hochater -sald.^and we W ge - !; 1 bury Park's National College 2000 young m en and w om en, Vary your speed,* A ste a d y everr bltl*en*t6* Queen Contest, and Point FUNERAL SERVICE Kace Track Super pace can be llrlnE and the our shelter, to meet our stfllf, ji will be provided with tuition Pleasant's selection of Miss Attention! and general fees. They will Mu*t Be Versatile. —(-monotony over long distances nnd to get aoqualrted with ■! Seafood Princess of New Jer Mrs, Peter Egaa oan Induoe a liypnotlo or our services ...... >-•;! enter one of the undergrad sey , A skilled - general superin uate units of tbe State Uni Funeral Services were held tranucllke effect exceedingly Animals at the sbslter will '! WE HAVE THE Hie new vacation guide also Friday at 8 a m. at the. Adams tendent of, a -'modera race diumerofis. changing speed be up tor, adoption duflng the versity,- the four men’s col features attractions for vaca track : jiU tirm ust- Indeed tee** leges and Douglass College ln Memorial Home, Aabury Park, occasionally adds 'Interest and week, also, . wllh prtfspobll.ve; tioners to Inland New Jersey. and a high requiem ipaaa waa volatile master of all trades. keeps >ou oh the b a ll. ‘ ovmeraJielng:- ankea^li). folluw New Brunswick, the Newark Like swimming, boating/ fish He must have a thorough L a rg e st College of Arts and Sciences, offered at 9 a.m. at St. James Lot .the olher fallow know, tlie usual pluoement nroco- ing, picnicking and hlklng iare Church, for Mrs, Sara C. Egan, knowledge of engineer Don’t, brake your oar too svd- dure In working out the ndop- the School of Business Admin available ln the rolling moun Ing, landscapftig, ■ agriculture, istration and the College of f i , 1004 F ifth A ve,, A sbury denly or without giving1 warn- tlon with B.r.C.A. offiolats, . S e le ctio n tains and lakelands of North carpentry and painting, to Pharmacy In Newark, or the Park. Interment was In Mt. J e r s e y ..... mention only.-a few. “ Rutgers College of South Jer Olivet cemetery; Middletown' OF An easy-to-read map show sey »t Camden. next fall. The Rosary was recited Thurs Monmouth PTill 9 PiM« Jack's flfatlffhery store. ■ COLOT’SjM nlnwan WJUUMUUU Quick facts about 9; Inuvfficlsnt outlets. Some biuns ownen try lo avoid Ihis MATAWAN SPORTING A situation by using extension -.....- J. STANLEY -— HOUSEPOWER cords and “Octopus” outlets (2- The average home today u»ej ahd 3-wsy phigs), or by plug GOODS CO... P u t s i n b l a c k t o p , j ; r : about three tim es as m uch eleo- ging into lighting outlets. Such 1 Mother’* Day Card* Uicily as It did IS years ago. practices are unsightly and in convenient and may be danger DRIVEW AYS and PARKING LOTS Many more kinds of electrical ous. Rearranging furniture to BOWLING SUPPLIES- FISHING SUPPLIES All Work Guarantood ■ Appliances are in daily use. To suit the location of outlets it no . day's appliances work faster and solution either. Only safe solu BICYCLES REPAIRED Cull Anytime For Free E h I u i i u U; ,. better—and so use more power. tion is adding more circuits and II. O.-Tralna and fluppliei O pen D ally 0 to 0 :O O -P rid a y (Jnlll 9:00— I»hone MA 1-4440 Your electric company has kept outlets. W « Will Co Anywhere Anylimc — Soulli Hiver (i-5961MI 180*102 M ain Si. ( K c il lo I’oltcc HUU on) M ntaw au up wilh this increased demand. But four out of five homes a rt' Symptoms of low ^not wired to handle increased HOUSEPOWER or*i* jappltance and equipment loads. NATIONAL trUiht.dlmmlng-wb.toppH. (They suffer from low HOUSE- an<«, a n turned en. , . .POWER. O V E R RUG CLEANING WEEK STEP UP TO A NEW 2) Ilewn fuxs er trlpptd drtult- 1 ,0 0 0 .. C a u s e s o ? lo w bisakers. . * D o n ’t H e y HOUSEPOWER aret 3) TV picture thridklm. wfcfn P R I Z E S JETAWAY 0LDSM0BILE •tlxr appliance, ar* turntd on. FOOLED! f l. An inadaqvots "w rvlcs ,rv- 4) Appliances work ln,(Hcl«nlly. I N A L L Irene." The basic barrier to full Nothing lo buy! Nothing to I) Ireni, toaiten, oth,r heating ROCKET 6 PASSENGER SEDAN .HOUSEPOWER. To. meet to send exctpi lhe coopoa below oppliancM taking too long to day's demands for electricity, fo r jo a r FREE. Entry Blsnlu heat up. you should have service en Y d yew may win lhe S 10,000 I n c l u d e d F lt O M trance capacity of at least 100 G rand Prize or one of 1,000 •If you spot any of thc« symp- • Jot Hydramallc (amperes. This requires 3-wire other fahnloiH p riitt tomi, call an electrical contrac 00 service from the street. A lso suf- Mail YOUR coupon Dow! • Hooter [Bcjenl fuses or circuit-breaken tor for a free wiring check-up. to accommodate all the neces WHEN • Dofroiter $ 2 3 0 5 sary branch circuits. ■ • Signal* Delivered Matawan JCP&L. 2. Inadequate braikk drtnKs. Your Rugs Are Professionally Cloanod .Using too many fixtures and ap J tr tty * Liffcl pliances 'oa the same circuit So C ALL So. Amhoy 1-1582 and . . .. Monmouth .County’* Newest Authorized . . overloads it. None of them gets Chevrolet - Old*mol>ile Dealer-Want* to See You. We Are enough power. Motors may w •1 Lei Us CLEAN YOUR RUGS I Never Satisfied Until the Customer I* — Come in nnd See U*, even burn out— requiring coMly I Hovs»t*owor ContMl D*pl. tepairs. ,lf ihe overload is too Jnw y C*ntml fewer & Ugltt Co. . I for a Better Deni Wllh Factory Authorized Service. , I SPECIAL great, the circuit's fuse will blow 501 Otond A*,., AabwyFork, H. J. I or eilrcuit-breaker trip. You I rl*OH Mild M < ntEC Conl.tl [nlry IM I 9x12 Domestic $7.95 I need enough circuits to distrib • C»*»r.#d »r\4 Unlil fly»«mb*f hi ute electricity to *11 your appli a NAME 1------—------;------I I ances without any one circuit i JOHNSON-GIim MOTORS having (o accommodate too STREET ADDRESS ------I AuihofU»«f CtiavroWl and i S. Boyes Rug Cleaning Co. many. Some appliances, like -ZONE STATE- I ■ T O W N :------Th* Qnlf P u j C!^?r5?ig Pl>n| , MATAWAN MATAWAN I I040 ranges ind c]o(hn dryen, need m l tireuili of their o * a . _ - L be treated with a special re tends, rougbly, from R ed to'be held June 10. At (ht re were obtained ast yefy: on a Arch Mason?, Chapter ot New flective coating that elimi Planning Board Says Bank to Manasquan, a dis Garden Club R.F.D cent Trinity Guild Antiques purchase optipn. ^ J e r s e y . M r. B id w ell 1* a a f : . THE nates all lines or seams, Tbe ta n c e of m o re th a n 20 m iles. Sbow,held ln Red Bank, Mrs. Tha rem ainder Is $327,660.75, honorary member of Delt* most m ( ~ Jr n car-speaker Mr. Pike said. The planners Frederick Noble" received • Chapter 14, Royal ' Arch Ma ! KEYPORT WEEKLY units are fcing Installed to Relief Route Needed have tried to place lt as near Elects New Officers blue ribbon award to r her of w h ich $18,660.76 Is p ro provide high fidelity ln sound - —. ly equidistant as possible from flower arrangement In the vided ' In the budget as down sons, Keyport. A delegation paymentr Bonds will be Issued Pace rcurteen May 1Q» 1956 reproduction;------—Sterner-Advocate*— - both the parkway and Route P lan s T o Participate Victorian Class. . from this chapter was pres 35 so aa^best to serve the for the rest. “ e n t. . ' Special attention has been Land Should Be Saved ~ In State- Show Item s _ Hogtess co-chairman were given by the architects to the newly developing area there, Mrs. Whaley and Mrs. Daniel Garden Club R.F.D. select “ F o o d a te ria ." AU so rts of ta s Monmoi]th County, unless tt lie said in this area there are E ly .. Bidwell Installed 150,000’ residents, .and this ed three new officers for the SAMSONITE Route 35 Drive-In ty foods and drinks may be Assistants were Mrs. acts quickly, will lose Its last figure. Is expected to double coming year at their annual On Saturday at tbe Masonic obtained with a minimum of Cbarles Haberman, Mrs. Gct- LUGGAGE chance of building a north* by 1957. . m e e tin g M ay .1 h e l l ln th e Temple, Trenton. Orvile E. effort. An open-air terrace, arlus Knight, Mrs. Albert M. To Open In May Mr., Pike said that surveys Little Red School House on Bidwell, Robertsville, former KEYPORT JEWELERS- equipped with modern, com south relief route parallel to Halgh, Mrs, William Heutele, have shown traffic on Route Four Winds Farm, Middle ly of Keyport, -was elected AND OPTICZAHS fortable summer chairs and R o u te 35 an d th e G a rd e s a n d Mrs. Kenneth Smith. 35 to b e In c re a sin g ste a d ily town Township. and Installed grand h 1 gh Tima Parmantu ; V Intkll 80-Foot tables will be provided. " State Parkway, according: to Mrs. Ely presided at the tea The new officers unamlous- priest pf the Grand Royal E. Donald Sterner, chairman even since the opening of . the Betcon Pylon An Important feature will ly elected are Mrs, Edward table which had, a flower ar of the County Planning Board, parkway. "The. scene of the be the immaculate; > gleaming J. Flanagan, president; Mrs. rangement done by Mrs. Ro Within a week, motorists on According to Mr. Sterner, heaviest traffic congestion In rest rooms. Por mothers with Joslab M. Hewitt, vice pres bert Lawrence. ' R o u te S5 an d re sid e n ts of the the many new sub-dlvlslons tbe county Is ln the Shark Infants, a special "quick ident; Mrs. Walter Zimmer- Notice Grand Opening bayshore area of - Monmouth dotting the landscape between River area Where Routes 35 change" section has .been set er, recording secretary. Mrs, Final Aproval For FRIO AYr MAY 11th ■ County will witness the ralJ- th e p a rk w a y and R o u te 35 and 71 combine," Mr. Pike aside. . . • Henry Ackerson, Jr.,. chairman - Ing r»f a striking new land will block off any possible said. It is estimated that to, Voting' Machines —Loew’s .Theatres aj ways of the nominating committee, m a rk , tb e 80 foot T ill, 'b eaco n - route^through-the area-unlesi 000 car? pass through there IOBART S SALES have, attracted.a .high, type^of p re se n te d , the^ s la te . ^____ .Final approval for purchase topped pylon announcing the the - m unlclpalltlea-Jojji- In - set d a lly . • • ' ' ------‘ Manufacturar'a Outlai) family patronage. According ' T h e outgoing president, of :275 Shoup voting, machines location of New Jersey's new ting aside- a Unking right-of- Mr. Bterner said there was to th.e„ management, Loew's Mrs. James Bernard, Jr., gave ln use In Monmouth County . HOUSEWARES est, finest open-air drlve-ln way for use as a dual road need for immediate action so "35’’ will be no exception, A the annual report. B e cost of $414,067.50 was . ' Mt terrUic diucounla th e a tr e . L o ew ’s R ou te 39. A before any new sub-divisions that an application could be supervised "c 1 r c u s” play voWd May 2 by the Monmouth 1000-watt aerial beacon will matte for construction funds fore handing the gavel to the „ OFFICE EQUIPMENT ground will be available to are granted. County Board of Freeholders. (hoot high Into the sky and under, the new 950.000,000.000 new president, she expressed Filing Syalams^ naw and u»ad, saving* SO lo 70% the youngsters each evfenlhg “Unless we set aslde._the The' county Is receiving j'erve r.»- a marker for both road program now before thanks to her officers, comm 64 Lowar Main St. (Oak Shades) Matawan - until dark. It will be equipped land, right now,” Mr. 'sterner credit for $41,406.76 oM h e motor and plane traffic. C o n g re ss. ""-- _ - " ltteea, chairmen, and the en ‘ Open Daily 9 a.m. lo S p.m. ~ Friday t pjn. — with a four-car midget rail said, “We will lose our last amount, which had been paid Weather permitting the new According to’ C 1 ii u d e W. tire club membership for MAlawan I-4924 ' way, patterned after a famed opportunity to build a mucb as rental when the machines showplace will be, opened to B.l r d s a ! I, municipal engi their support and cooperation streamliner. Fo* the smaller needed highway in the county, the public around the end of neer for several south Mon during her term of office. f ry will be an electrical before the year Is out.” He M ay . . mouth communities, a 22-foot The following women will merry - go - round teeters, te.vealed that since* January According to officials right-of-way should be se t serve as hostesses at the State slides, swings and a real cir X95X there have been 23 new of Loew’s Theatres, who have aside for the new road. This □arden Sbow to be held May cus clown to make things su b-dlvlsiona, c o n tain in g 2,400 DO YOU HAVE A HEATING PROBLEM! been operating motion pic would - allow for two lanes 15 th ro u g h IT ln O ra n g e ; M rs m e rry . ' lots approved ln the county. each way, with enough room R o b e rt B oykin, ' M rs. K e n n e th tures in key cities of the na- At the first ln a series of . ; : Let Us Solve It With Gas ...... ’ _ . tio n ’ ton m o re th a n 50 y e a rs , Carefully selected two-feat for the addition of a third Henderson, Mrs. Robert Rex, ure programs now are being regional meetings-held Apr. 30 when-the time comes, a large Mrs. Stewart Whaley, a n d L o c w 'l “35" will- incorporate in Oakhurst, Mr. Sterner-and selected. ■ „ center Island and ample road Mrs. Maurice Whitcomb. A CHEAPER '■ ' ' ’■ every' new technical develop Charles M. Pike, director of ment la to Its planning and shoulder and parking room. car pool waa formed to fur county planning, presented a nish transportation to th e '• C L E A N E R ■ ' ■ . ■' ■ . - ~oonstnictlon. T lie, parking No United States man-of- knap showing the proposed ramps have been' so con war has aver mutinied or Successful Drive For show. The club will have two new highway route to a gath entries, a kitchen dorner and MORE DEPENDABLE structed ln relation to the been In the hands ol mutin ering of 25 municipal officials Muscular Dystrophy eers, -while, in other navies a small- garden. L —huge -J28 foot screen that vis and . planners, The route was A total of $11,017,09 was con ibility- will be perfect from whole squadrons .and fleets A letter of thanks was read FREE ESTIMATES — NO OBLIGATION laid out after a series of tributed by local residents to from .Mayor Katharine Elkus any location. The screen will have mutinied. "v • ... meetings with each communr the Monmouth County Chap White, Red Bank, to ‘ whom WE SPECIALIZE IN CONVERSION FROM OIL OR COAL— lty, Mr. Pike Bald, and it rep ter, Muscular Dystrophy As the club presented state show resented the ideas of tbe var sociations of America, Inc., tickets, numbers 1 and J, ious planning boards. during the march for Muscu Mayor White also expressed The proposed route, ex- lar Dystrophy, held late ln her appreciation for the club's PHONE MAT 1-2695 1955, according to the final efforts to- keep the Garden r e port, recently issued by State Parkway free of litter. CENTRAL JERSEY GAS APPLIANCE SERVICE M ay o r Eugene B. Lowensteln. In tbe on-the-_pot arrange Bradley Beach, .county drive ment conducted by Mrs. Ro c h a irm a n . bert Bohn and ln which 12 These funds will be used. club - members participated, Mayor Lowensteln said, to ex first award .was given’to Mrs. pand research Into the cause Flanagan, second to Mrs. Ber and cure for . muscular dystro nard, third to Mrs, Hewitt, phy, for tbe establishment, of, and honorable mention to Mrs, pany, for -the establlshment of Whitcomb. : f; additional clinics an d for - Mrs. Van B. Walker was ap care and welfare of Mon pointed chairman of arrange mouth County victims of the ments for tbe annual luncheon d is e a se . ,- - ...... The principal objective of W a l l h i d e MDAA this year, Mlos. Helen Latex type '■ Dunn, Neptune, chapter pres ident, said, Is the completion ENGINEERS of a $3,000,000 muscular—Te- AND ... Rubberized .gearch_ center for the" study of this and allle"d~^IseaS6S af SATIN FINISH flicting millions, and as a cen SURVEYORS . .. ^ . . for l ter fo r co-ordinating all interiors M MDA a research. ' A Bargain Is Not A Bargain In announcing tlie results of Frank Allen Foss A the drive, Mayor Lowensteln If , you -1*1 Your fuel oil'lank viand amply waiting for low "Summar said there were a'-total of BOO' A ssociates Up Prices* . , . you'll.net a bargain on oil. but you may alio gat volunteers working Uhls year. a blB burntt rapalrJbm. • . - Including over 300 lta light KEYPORT 7-1211 An tempjy fuel oil ifrit cpUecia >noUiu*r on It* Truer"walla. ' Huii ers and 20 letter cftrrfer^. lottni nnd flik it otl. Small pieces find ihili way to thaburner, vlopgizig airalnars kod burnar nosileg. - . . ' , . . Avoid on expansive "bargain/' Phone Keyport 7*2104 and ask lb hay# (Fit* $4.00 Rad Wood Window Box BOTTLED CAS ^urJunkiillad. ______7. 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