'Presbyterian Church Elderly Man Saved %s Long History From Death By Fire ' Congregation Dates Neighbors Get Out Back To 1692; First William Bamberg, 73; Building In 1730 Hospital Patient William Bamberg, 73, remain- The Christmas night fire Member National Editorial Association — New Jersey Press Association — Monmoulh County Press Association which demolished the Matawan ed In fair condition last night ; Presbyterian Church on Mnin at Monmouth Memorial .Hospl-* St. crated one of the oldest land-;87th YEAR — 26th WEEK MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1955 Single Copy Seven Cent* tal where he is undergoing r s in the area anc the first| treatment for burns received organized church In the com- when Ills house on Water St./ munity. Gerard Ave. Rail FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, MATAWAN'S OLDEST, DESTROYED BY FIRE Skids On Icy Road Matawan, was consumed by fire The church congrcKatitm ac- Saturclny. ' . tually dates back to 1C92, when Crossing Concern Tangle Four Cars The alarm went in at 9:12: Scotch settlers first worshipped a.m. Neighbors noticed smolca; in a body before they had a Matawan Twp. Told To Laurence Harbor, coming from the Bamberg;',; church. Matawan itself was es- Get Better Protection; Union Beach, Women, house and went to Investigate. tablished only six years earlier. They found Mr. Bamberg In &- Ask Water Overbond Hurt In Double Crash smoke-filled house and led him In 1130, James Rockhcad at out to safety. He collapsed on Sjiis own expense erected Ihe Matawan Township Commit- Two women were injured in tee decided at its meeting yes- a double crash at CJIffwood the sidewalk from smoke-poi- first church building at Main terday to ask the Central Rail Ave. und Route 35, Matawan soning. He was taken by Ma- St. and New Brunswick Ave., road of New Jersey to confer Township, at 8:10 p.m. Friday, tawan First Aid Squad to the how the scene of Mount Pleas- with the committeemen on bet- caused by skids on the icy sur-hospital suffering from burns . ant Cemetery. ter warning signals for the Gci- face. about the face, head and arms. British Burned Church ard Ave. crossing. Committee According to Motor Vehicle man Stephen J. Kalleta noted Inspector James Calbcrry, Key- Mr. Bamberg lived alone. In Revolutionary War days, the crossing had only a sign port. Joseph Bienkowski, 53, Although the house is on the trouble arose with the British, with no gates, warning bells oi of IS Gulden St., Cliff wood, stop-township side of the line, an who burned down the church, red lights. Mrs. Rose K. Wen a I ruck in the southbound alarm was turned In at the near- - cst borough fire box, on Orch- after arresting the pastor, the zel, township clerk, slated a pe traffic lane on Route 35. Theo- tltlon was being considered In ard St. Borough firemen found tffiev. Dr. Charles McKnight.de- dore Hauser, 50, of 118 Second resilerits of the area to appeal St., Keyporl. driving the car be-the interior of the house ablaze, sciibed as "a fearless opponent for devices \thal would prevent hind, was unable to stop in time but had the fire fairl) under of Colonialism." This occurred reoccurence of the crossing ac on the icy roadway and skidded control by the time a second - alarm was put in to the Mata- In vm, 10 years after Dr. Mccldent- s like the recent Kab'ib into ihe rear of the truck. Mr. tragedy. wan Township companies. Knight, the first minister of the r told Inspector Carberry Investigate Cause there was no light on the rear church, assumed the pulpit. He A resolution will be introduc ed in the.near future asking the of the truck, owned by the driv- Louis Auriemma, a lieuten- was dragged off to prison in a State Department of Health to er's father, ArnoH "'""i-owskl ant of Matawan Township Hose warehouse In New York. Cli/ftvood. & Chemical Co. No. 1, conduct- conduct a public hearing earlv ed an investigation as to the In 1"8 the Legislature of theIn 1956 on the townships apph Inspector Carberry took Mr cause of fire, He found it to . State permitted a lottery to cation for an "order of neces Bnnkowskl, the truck driver, be n defective kerosene stove. " lands for rebuilding the sity" to overbond to construct before Dr. Francis W. Holman, Lt. Auriemma found a number M.'hurch, and $1500 was raised. tlw new water plant. keypurt. who tested the manof these < "<•-•" '">iiters In the - In 17S8- another church was Homer Matteson, building in und found him unfit to be driv- house. '. erected on the site of the first, spector, submitted his report ing an auto. A drunken driv- 1 continued on page tour. Laurence Walker, a former ' There was always difficulty for 1955. It showed 183 permits borough fire chief, was injured :; In heating the new building, andissued for total construction of fighting the fire. He sustained , the membership quickly outgrew $564,303. There were 64 new |Laffters To Present cut on the hand and nose. It . It. Sc, in 1840, the pastor, the dwellings, 62 additions to nous Three Act Comedy happened when he was getting K<*v. Charles Webster, spurred es, and 25 garages and othei hose fitting hooked up. the congregation to build a newstructures. For December, foui | The ihree act comedy, "Here Matawan Hook and Ladder church. The next year the cor-permits were issued In a total Comes the Bride." will be pre-Co. truck was run into in the nerstone was laid, and the build- value of $18,000. sented by the Laffters in the rear at the Broad and Litlle ing: vi.Txh was destroyed Sun- Water Polluted j auditorium of the Matawan Sts. intersection when It >»as on hay V.P.S completed in 1842. | Louis pei0Si vapBrackle Rd., 'Hiiih School on Friday and Sat-the way to the fire. Ii was Denned By Stamford White |compia|neti that an analysis by urday evenings, Jan. 6 and 7. struck by a car driven by Har- It is Interesting that theUl e state Department of Health I The play is under the direction old Thorsen. a Matawan fire- ehur&i lower, or b,elfry, was de- p of the water from his wells Firemen from M.ilun'.in ami Mirrmimliiig roinniunitii-s foueht! tin* In the center at the lahlc at Matin in I'IIIK e 1I< idiiuarlers, 0[ Mla Herbert Gittins man, hastening to the fire scene, signed ay the famous architect, a fire Christmas night at the I'irst I'rcsli.vti'iian ('lunch, Mntawaii, after siisnlnit a statement of confession, which is held l.v i'-licr.; Tne Matawan Band Pare showed the water to be both rents according to Chief Clro Nappl. for a period of more thin six hours. Tin: fire started about «:!:% Chief John .1. 1 loud. On Ibc right is William Mustoe, county ile-;are sponsoI.ing tllc two ner pp. Stai/ilcd White. The °raan,j,mpal[Uttble and polluted! He for a period of more thin six hours. Tin: fire tated abou «:! g ; perfor- Th hif id which -.vas valued at between!tw e n1 •. -. — . — i-- <--J -...p.m. and was bronchbhi i unded r controtll a litlllitll e aflefl r mlilniuhtmllniuht , huhtt I lectivelective , and slandiiiK is Georce Srtu-iTfSrtu-iTf . arson department auditaudit!! * ''"-" The chief said It was under- p . isaid five years ago he had call- "watch was al! during the nUhl for safety purposes. .. _ ; of Ihe National Board ot Fir,Undcrw,•,,„*. ______j „ , . , „ w he collision oc $40,MO and SJO.000 was instul- ed atlcnt(01l 0{ the governing Tlic top loft picture was taken as the Maiv/o r.'onlracthut Co., The pholoirraplicr snapped Ilir npi.er risrhi hand picture fronij^na and cheer leaders. Mrs.jcurredstandabl. e Hhoe wdeclare the collisiod the ndain oc- led in ;:-.e 1890's, during the same (continued on P«?« four> ate period :;int the tower was built, •itartcd to remove the steeple, containing a lliOO-pound hell, which I the doorway o( the church looking toward the sanctuary. The j ^f • u°ason is cnanman of-age was more extensive to the lt was was taken down Monday for fear it would topple over and damage! lower right shot was taken from the sanctuary looking toward the j tickets. car than to the fire truck. Ir :t a lecture room was Three From Area On. nearby property. In the lower left picture, Russell H. Apgar, back of the church. In the foreground the steeple that was re Chief Nappi credited tha bulll. L: the real of the church, Panel For Grand Jury Broad St., Matawuii, who admitted seltliiK the fire, is shown sit-l moved is shown. Notice neighbors of Mr. Bamberg with s^tand ;•.. :s the only part still Joseph's Eestaurant, West saving the man's life and mak- starx,r:p. There are 13 women and three |Long Branch will be open New ing It possible to save the housa The Sunday School building, men from the bayshore area Year's Day (Sunday and Monfro- m being levelled. Damage which is separate from the in the group of 35 persons tiom day.) was estimated iu S7000. — churii.1. was purchased about a whom the January grand Jury Matawan Man Retracts Statements He Started Fires year ,:po. .It ''a; "inrnierly '!,,,||i |,4. v next mmiHi. house, occupied by' tire Miss .The "group, of 35 was drawn Lily W:iite. before Tcounty Jtidee John C. Giordano by the county jury Christmas Eve, Sunday In Presbyterian Church, Annex Praise For Public commissioners, Dr, William G. Herrman and Mrs, Virginia P. Russell H. Apprar, 30, of 170 Charles J. Haseinan, iVIata- Vreeland. The a3 membeis of Broad St., Matawan, disavowed the balance will be placed in a'.Mr. Heuser was consulted. HejLazow by Matawan Police for 5^ wan postmaster, reported the the grand jury will be chosen sobriety tests. The assistant at the opening of the January before Magistrate James H. general fui'd for restoration. {warned a hearing. Christmas mail rush handled Martin, Matiwan, Tuesday two fire chief gave the alarm and efficiently despite an Incre- court;''session. The structure Is located oi I Had Three Witnesses ase of business this year and The list included: Ross W. signed statements In which, on Main St., near Church St. The Mr. Appleaate then said he the patrolmen rang the box at paid tribute to the1 public for Maghan, 1 Crown PI., Mata- Monday, he had confessed to Main and Church Sts. Matawan house to the south of the would put three witnesses on firemen responded and put out ils co-operation","' particularly wan, real estate and lnsuranc; starting fires Saturday anthde Sual-n church, a two-story-frame struc-lthe stand: Police Chief John J.ithe fire with booster in ni.iiiiiiK cards and pack- William C. Lehr, 1454 Wood- pumps. aces early. mere Dr., Cliffu'ood, clergy- Mr. Haseinan also praised man, and Cornelius Ackerson, tin regular postal employees 62 Elizabeth St.. Keyport, engi- jf for their faithful service ilur- neer. Ing the rush period and the estimated the loss at $175,000. en to the Sunday School room Board of Fire underwriters. at (he rear of the church, In Appreciation A great amount of ihe damage is stand &i'C\cn special employees for help the Rev. Galloway. We wish to thank the Iw.ita- covered by Insurance. The r I r s t Presbyterian jfjrst. He was shown two copies „ „ , their assistance, 0lUloway alld lho Ilr (> * He said that Matawan hand- wan Police Department, the Ma The pastor announces that! Church will hold its usual two '„,- conf(.sslons alleged to bear <">» » led approximately 270,000 tftwan Fire Department and alllmnny people have been very! morniiiK services on Sunday ion tlw 0,.i8ln of the lNV0 th.Q..thss chore. Mr. 0 ; t L> v cincellatioi-s anil1 the volume 'out-of-town fire companies wholgenerous, sending gifts of mon-! at 11:30 and II a.m. in the j,)n llu. Presbyterian church: '' " "" '- '"^IK-KI mi cinceltatior.s ad 01 e walllec tu ;lltl assisted at the First Presbyter-'ey to help the church wilh ilsj Matawan IliRli School uiiili- |)ropertv. The signature theyif "'' ," ' - anil gross of husines.. hail In- 11 1 hls alms ticased between five and sev-ian Church fire for the excel-ireliuiiuing program, which will, torliim. Ilroad. St. The pas- in01.t> was dccia,.p(| l0 oe M,'.' " '"' '"'ound lent work" they did in protectingjbe started as soon as possible.) tor's sermon topic will be Apgur's. Chief Flood called:,"'?",^1 _.,(l.ux'cVn8. tlu' ''1M1 en per cent over last year 11 1 hi:i olfi r of :li(l was ti|lrl The postmaster said by Christ' our"property",'which adjoins thelsome of the monetary glflsj "W li e n the Clothesline |,hPm the " same confessions '" ' in is l'.ve all iniiil had been church. 'have been earmarked for new; Breaks." iwhich he had witnessed Mr. Ap Admilled Drinking Ithoir robes or particular Items:! Sunday School also will be sign the niiiht before. Mrs. Galloway said Mr. \ d( live red. Bcdle Funeral Home. : __ . —- — --j beld as usual at D.'.'iO a.m.; With this. Magistrate Martin gar admilled lie had been cli quickly concluded proceedings ing and nil indications poi by renewing his order Mr. Apt-o iiitox]cation. At tin- turn WRECKAGE OF OIL TANKER IN WHICH JAMES WARNOCK MET HIS DEATH i ^^^ SI, Z• nar be taken to the county jail presence at the .scent was ' j announced by mail lo iiirm- iui await action of the grand en as no more than a drui I i j her* and friends of Hie jury. B.iil of SIS.000 was fet in He I- church. Tltcrr will mil be a person s animal Ion, . .i.v...... HIIIIOI jf'*i'pphold (continued on page four '; anincHimd senio? Sundar IIIKIyI fellowshipsof Ilir . j Firemen Injured

; All church arllvilirs for the ; TllP fire!i clunged l0 Mr. Ap-

cumliiR wi-i'U will proceed as xur botll |,,-olm|,t injury to the Paper To Cost 10 Cent usual, and will he held in Ilir |IP1SO1LS discovering them. On Hue lo the iucriMsi-d i \ Iliiilillni; on .laekson S(. .SnHircliiy. near B p.m., Alfred of newsprint, and another I lie annual eouuri'Kation.il 'Adler. first assistant chiet of tieipated rise In postal rat ml i-iii'poniti- niei'tiim ol' Ilir Maliiwun I-'ife Department, was the priit' or .Tin- Malai li iieh will lir held Monday, i-nieiliis: the Bedle Funeral! Journal will be in cniK. I in. HI, al H p.m. In Die I'irst Home, adjoining the church on1 fci'livr Jan. 1 I!l5li. Tin1 I iptist Church, Alatawan. the north, to pay his respects ei'iit ini'ri'a-si' in tlir p n lo ii d parled friend, when he nrwsiirinl nl SI.S.'i ;i Ion hy ,i frame building wilh a tall.thoimhl hi> smclled smoke com-! niajor mills has lirouulit II ' pic. ins from the direction of the rosl of paper lo Ilir ii I >: 1 I

ili'iilal was notjehurch. A cursory inspectiim J>ric-i^ In more than :il vr; i I cli by him personally, ljutishowed no signs of smoke or; Since our l.isl subscript! fi'lp'rrd emphatically by fire «t tlie church. But next: raise, Ibis p;iprr has increa I itliirney, C. Handolph Ileus-.door lo the south, at the annc:;. Its avcrnijr iiunibrr of p.m s Matiiwiiii. who entered a|know» as Ihe White property.| from X lo II). The nrw priee '.'.Hilly" pirn for his client 'Assistant Chief Adler spoiled j of lhe piiprr will mil even cov- lw» niiints of arson In smoke seepinK from a first floor er this liicrrasr in costs lull i eciion with the church fii'o'wiudow sii.sh, He rushe'tl hi It will help. Isldo, and .stumbled over .sonic i levied. MMany uui'.'hiiiery tiiaiiiifai- 11 r-1.11 c . i.h.r "lint , plea nlty" lms In lhe dark, which caused; tll,.(,,. ici'riill.v nostril si Ui M L smite 1U.I! fill aVjVuT i7',v;'7l" se In new

1 t i the county Jail for action oljlnr managed lo get across the In ilir nidiioor ('jii'lslinas lirriir.ijlon ronlrst Tor pi li"aii"]ionirs, , nu. ,,n|vsolullon !.S|IIIIISIIITII iolnllv In the Malawnn \\ omsiu.'s Club .mil die Mala- (cutor .John W. AppfcRiile, Mat lice" car was parked while" "two" i'l tin- nrfiiii jwiin Kiiliir.v tiutC.Mr.1 :iml .Vf'rV.'i'siTil A. Mii'iin, liln UIIKIII St.", wore iw it:. simnesle-d Unit before drunken drivers were heliiK Ink .SiihsiM'Ipllons In Ilir si,lie awiirilril lir«l |irl/r lor their ;illr:utivr dlspliii, plclurril ;il lhe lop. Sccnncl iirl/r MCIII In Air, anil Mrs, Tommy i'as;ilr. Itoiitc Itl, su Ii n move was miide, Mr. en Inlo the office of Dr. S. M. will he .Sl.ni) per u-.ii'. .mil \t Ilic lower rliihl liiuid rorncr In the abovr picture I lli<- i u. Ii nil Hoiile .... on ulili Ii Ml. H.u- iilmsc IIPI'III'SIIIOIIS sire slioiin In (he nildillc p/clmc, ,IIK| A|i. ;uiil scene nl Mil" ai'clilent; Mil lhe lila/lm: In; IIIMIMT be Klven the choice of (illUof-stsilr, S.'i. Si'iilrenirn's lv was found Salunhi.v as firemen arrived altho ; Mrs. Chiirli's I). Iliinl, Wrldcn ltd., rrerived (blnl iiil/r f(lr llirlr havinn u priina fade liearliiR. .mil colli'Ki' sliidrnls subscrip- •J;.vm. Ir«m Mir Imrk ni-iirliy lelt them liclple-s In aid him In time. Ihe irtn-l; IK slmwn Jai'lin leu Notice Viiliildr I'vhllill, the Iliinl nlrluie. iiiaslsliiiU' relented and tions will lie liuiriisril lo s:t,- riTiiTTrtcrT-W Mr 1 T ! SlaillilK JnniUil'V l.St, liriOJ I'l'l/.i's wire SMI. S7..MI and S.'i «ifls ul slirulihrry nr rvel'iirornS. UU^VSJV! i iniKrtlrto iln" r r.v ri'iiiiiHiits of TlMirsrtnyN SIUHV apparently ra IIMMI the skid wliieli (•uirl)'inri "C»iiectio(IS"'t5nl"f ,:0, ;i sK-iiiontli-. MihseriptliMi Judiics for III*- eoiili—l. who Iwiicd Ilir horiiiicli (lirlstiiis'.s Kvc, hurt resident curly Ssittii'ilny inorulnii. will he SI..Ml. .uiil III l re., wen' All's, MI.'IK ,1. MII'TISOII. line :ii-|» cluiiriiiiin of HIP Woiniin'.i We wi.sli lo thank Ihe Muta- inly on Monday) iislins and IriiHh iiioullis, SI.'iO. i Chili: Alr>.. .liilinsou ("iirliin, iisirilrn ileiiartiiirnl I'liiilrninii nf Hid J»mei P. Wnrnock, 21, of 141 Fire Chief John J. Andre.Jcw-Mn one ol.lwo saddle tanks on wun l'Mre Depnrlmcnt and fire Chissirfed adxrrtlslii^ r;ilrs IVoniMii's ('lull; ltos>. \V. Alsiehsin ami .liimrs II, Msirliu, rcjirf" Ave,, Kennsbui'K, wns ski, Sayrevllle Fire Uept.,:the -tides of the truck. This on Frldny In lhe Hovnuuh ol forest roinimiiloK from out ol town Mnlnwnn. will be liuiri'iisril lo 7."i ernts ; senlllii: Ilir lliil.ir.r Cluli, to danih nl 9:225 could determine, Mr. WaniockjiKisolliie MIIBM die mid .sprni.l biinied escaped the cnb ot the truck the blaze quickly (o the other Hint nsulslpd. olso police de- Robert Colol for :!5 words or less, t.uir f Krrrh'iiifc liiniur.ihlr niciWIoii fat (liclr oiildimr tUwttrutUinv y inoriiliiK Uic r 1 near after It apparently had skidded nreiia of HIP l.ruck. n trail of piu'lment, first nld.s, Mniwo Cnuiicllmnn < i'iiI*, for eneli word over ), i, ' uric: All. mil Mrs, (Irurm Ciirildliio, I'lrrro ,\vp,; Air, anil ;Mrs, Bouthrrly eiitrnncc to the Kdl- Ilimrvi'f. Ilirrc will lir a s|ii" '.Irhii P. (o(.|iei, II. I.alicshlr Dr.: Mr, snnl Mrs. I'rlrr A, Ue.id, f hil blzlm URIIII ran clown the CuiitnicllliB Co., und oilier or- 1 son HiidKf on Hoiitc 33 wiipnon the Icy road surface while blnzhm KAROIIIIO ran down the l.,ike»ldr l>i. Mr. .mil Atr>.. ,1, I'riiiklhi lloiiiiulrk, l,;iki'M.|i' Dr.! eomliiR off lho bi'ldno In a .south-!loiidwny. Riinl/i»llons Unit ri'iidered did New Vorfc 'r-rnplkt Hsprun.i el.il rlussiried price of li,'i lhe oil truck lie was drlvlim re- it ml servli.'e. HI the recenl firo. rcnls t11'!' U'rrk for 'ifi words, ! Mr. und Mi-- A. \. Mtlillnrale, llnnlr :iI; Dr. .1, Wallace McCuO erly direction, alnick the iilnu-j Unfortunalely nftor e.ioa|>lnn $1 (If) round trip frequent • mill Alls, Alcl'ue, Aliilu SI,; Air, mid .Mrs, Joseph llalrr. Mil in Sl,| jiorii.'tiiy .itnicl* u brldtic abut Iknird ill Trustees ami Hie If tin iiilvrrllsi'iiii'iil Is ordered menl iintl rolled 100 feel, bcyoml'the, enh, Mr. Wnrnock was nii| Hi'i'i'lco Coiivenloiu cconoml' Mr, mid All".. !•'. I1, HOMIMW, WII-IIII Ave.i Mr, siuil Mrs, T, C, '"tnoiit- und Juckiiltt'tl, SesNlnu (it The First ual For llnio scliodulo call for four eoiisriMillvr issues or ccrSort|s uvnllaineRbcfd^jacknilhiK.ThIt before .lacknlfliiK. Thoe force!luull((Mcjluuilyy Hliockunh d he udllapaet d on Mil nil, Ili't'clmood Terr,; All, and Ml'". .1:1 lues (', Myiin, Kiivllli! No police reiiovl Is uviilhilil I'liiabytorhiii Church. Koyport 7-03(10, more. 'OB S«. M.Al(lniil' l*«t- (rum wuatlof the twist split« gnsollne tank'. (ConUiiuctl on pa«o four) Or, •••-.• Aumaok Ave., Union Beach, an-iber of the Alpha Delta Phi fra- Saturday, Dec. 24. .1955/ In Man- nounce the engagement of their terr.lty. He is stationed at MATAWAN TEACHER MARRIED MONDAY mouth Memorial Hospital. MARRIED CHRISTMAS EVE daughter, Shirley Marie, to Har-Camp Leonard Wood, Mo. Johnson old Armstrong, son of Mr. and The couple 'pkn aiJ)ine wed Mrs. Robert Armstrong, Brook- ding. . !;.'' A son was borri on Sunday, MATAWAN .JOURNAL Dec. 25, 1955, to Mr. and Mrs, side Ave., Laurence Harbor. The engagement was announ Page Two Deo. 29, 1955 Miss White is a graduate of William Johnson. 458 Parker Keyport High School. She Is Ave., Keansburg. employed by the N. J. Bell Tele- Kelly phont Co. in the Keyport of- fice. Her fiance is a graduate Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly Ziegler-Filzen of Matawan High School. He 11 Seeley Ave.. Keansburg, are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Filzen, served four years in the XJ, 3. the parents of twins, a son and The Bronx, N. Y., announce the Navy, and is employed by La- a daughter, born Sunday, Dec engagement of their daughter, voie Laboratories, Inc., Keans- 25, 1955. burg. Zahn No date has been set for the Mr. and Mrs, Franklin Zahn, wedding. Box 145, RD 1, Matawan, are Glcason-Wallace the parents of a son, born In Mr. and Mrs. John W. Whl,- South Amboy Hospital. lace, Highland Ave., Keyport, Bowling announce the engagment of their daughter, Irene Theresa, A daughter was born In Perth to Cadet John T. Gleason, son Amboy Hospital to Mr. and of Chief of Police John T. Gle Mrs. Clifford Bowling-, 22 Roos- ason and Mrs. Gleason. South evelt Ave., Laurence Harbor, Amboy. DiGcnnaro Miss Wallace is a graduate A son was born on Wednes- of Saint Mary's High School, day, Dec. 21, 1955, in Riverview South Amboy, and is a student Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Vin- nurse at St. Peter's Hospital, cent DIGennaro, 72 Creek Rd. New Brunswick. Cadet Glea- MISS JANE ANDERSON Keansburg. >on also graduated from Saint ced at a buffet supper held Fri- Gary's High School, South Am- day evening. Those present VanSant boy, and is in his third year at were Miss Anderson: her fi- Mr. and Mrs. William Van- the United States Military Acad- ance Pvt. Clark; her parents Sant, Liberty PI., West Keans- emy, West Point, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson; and hurg. are the parents of a Miss Clyde FitzGerald, Miss daughter, born Wednesday SUieger-Bcrbrick Dec. 21,- 1955, in Riverview Ho? Joseph Berbrlck, 111 Ravine Judy Tibbetts, Miss Joan Let wenske, Ensign Peter B. Wy- pital. MISS ELSIE FILZEN Dr., Matawan, announces the engagement of hi3 daughter, ckoff and Bill Anderson, Key- Pcnnachio Elsie, to Paul Ziegler, son of port: Miss Carol Craig. Miss A daughter *as born in Rii Mrs. Phoebe Zegler, 14 New Jane Pcngel, Miss JoAnn La- zow, Mr. and Mrs. Donovan erview Hospital on Tuesday, Brunswick Ave., Matawan, and Dec. 20. 1955, to Mr. iinri Mis. MRS. JOHN SHERMAN i the late Harold Ziegler. Lent, Matawan: William Dun Sidney Pennachlo, 17 Collins St.. Miss Elaine Carole Milllgan.,and white carnation? ani ivy. Miss Pilzen graduated from can, Holmdel, and George Wic- Keansburg. Walton High School, The Bronx, kel, Rutherford. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. An- David Allen, a cousin af the drew J Milllgim, Route 9. and will graduate from the Bel- llealey bridegroom, Peekskill. N". Y., levue Hospital School of Nurs- Firozzi-Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Healey, Browntown, became the bride John Henry Schwarz, guard |of Pfc. John Sherman, U. S. was the best man and ual'.erine ing, New York, in March 1956. MRS. JOSEPH ROBKKT SUGAR 148 Seeley Ave., Kcnnsbuir. are Her fiance graduated from Ma- an. announces the engagement the parents of n daughter, born Army, son of Mr*. Margaretjwere Midshipman Rober; F. tovui High School and has ser- of Miss Elaine B. Taylor, 125 Miss Clara Anne Steele.Ifles down the center and sides Tuesday. Dec. 20, 1955, in Riv- Sherman, 135 Main St., Mata-jMilligan. brother of the bride, ved h; the U. S. Army. He Is Osborn St., Keyport, to Charles daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thom-lwith an extra ruffle on the hoterview Hospital. wan and the late John Shcr-iAnnapolls. Md., and Irving >fus- employed by the Titanium Di- Piro/.zl, son of Mr. and Mrs. as Eugene Steele. 1040 College torn. She wore a pink tulle bon- man. at a double line candle- bcumi. Matawan. vision of the National Lead Co., John Pirozzi, 78 Highfield Ave., Ave.. Rock Hill, S. C. became net and had scattered loose rose light ceremony performed at 71 For her daughter's we-iiing,- Sayreville. Matawan. the bride of Joseph Robert- Sug-petals in her basket. A son was born in South Am- o'clock Christmas Eve. Satur-|Mrs. Aiiiiigan chose an niter- . Miss Taylor graduated from boy Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. clay. Dec. 24. 1955. «t the Firstjnoon dress of pompon The couple plan to be mar- ar, 302-luth Ave.. Belmnr, son George J. Sugar, North Ber- rust ; Keyport High School in 1954 andof the Very Rev. Elins G. Sug-gen, was his brother's best man Alfonso Pangano, 287 Norwood Methodist Church. Mntawan. bylstalettp with ried in The Bronx on Mar. 24, brown acessofies 1956. is employed at the Peoples Na- ar and Mrs. Sugar, 701-87th St., and ushering were Jerry T. Ave., Laurence Harbor. D. tional Bank, Keyport. Her fi- the Rev. Albeit D. Curry. pas-jand wore a corsage of white North Bergen, on Monday. Dec. Steele, Hock Hill. S. C. brother l Jouancau-Sheirt ance graduated from Matawan 26. 1955. at 4:30 p.m. in the As-of the bride: ' John Kcder.sha, °i'. j carnations. The bridegroom' " Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. High School in 1953 and is em- syrian Apostolic Church of the Hasbrouck Heights, and Malko Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mcrri- The altar of the church ivaslmother wore an afternoon dres; : Short, 12 Lake Blvd., Matawan, ployed by the Atlantic Tile Co., Virgin Mary, West New York Karkenny nnd Simon Kruken- son, 5!l Compton Ave., Keans- andecorated laureld wit. hTraditiona red polnsettial weds- osoricf blus e antaffctd an orchiwithd pincorsagek ac . burg, are t he parents of a announce the engagemenct of Mntawan. The Very Rev. Sugar, father of ny. both of Brooklyn, cousins of ding music was played by Miss There was a reception a" their daughter, Joan Kathleen, the bridegroom, and pastor of the bridegroom. daughter, born In South Amboy Evelyn Allen, organist, RedjWhite Gate Inn. Rout- 34. Ma-' to Richard R. ,'ouaneau, jr., Hospital. Bank, and she also accompan- tawan, immediately foUr.vmir Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Wal-the same church, officiated at The mother of the bride wore son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard the double ring ceremony. Miss a Dior blue silk "taffeta after- * Hawkes ied the soloist, Mrs. Wray In- the ceremony after which th r ling. Kaylen PI.. Hazlet, an- gram, Matawan. couple left for a weddin? i";;.' MISS WlSTFRRD BERBRICK nounce the enfciigemrnt of their Mary Freeman. New York, vio- noon length gown styled with A daughter was born in South linist, played "Ave Maria" by pearls and sequins with a Amboy Hospital to Mr. and Given in marriage by her fa-JFor traveling the bride \<;

No dale has been sei lor the )0( ,9Mi u,m n,HMe „„ Mnnn "'I'lldlim. |lni>nn Ave, Pn-fhnhl KlUpatrlek-Cnnrd.v j J»iiii's-\V<'lp«r Shii!v«tl« Tne fngngeunent of Miss Miss Hnz«l K. Weuer, A son svns born in Monmouth 1 M ?|U»n> Uem* Mttl'.v C.'onroy, ilatinhlcr of Mr.l.wim, tilt tip Inn- »l llir lull' Mi Memorial Ilospltnl on SntunlRy. 1 Eidwnrd J, Conriiy, HI ,, 5!)(1 Un- and Mrs. Fritz WMIJIM , was inav- Dec. 'M, IMfi, 10 Mr, nntl .VIM. ROSS W. MAGIIAN AGENCY lon Ave,, Union Beach, mid the rleil on Monday. Dei :'f HlinivH us Hi sir (lull1 Mr. Cuimi.v, to itoliiri Jolm to I.otil.i jnini-n. rhllilii.iljiii'g I'd. MA In w.1.1 I.IMIOII «E\' NATURAL CAS CO. i li'lt/.tuili'lRk, .son of Mr. nnd Mrs. The ceremony wn.s Wllllnin O. f'll'/.piilrlcl., Mr , :ill;nl IJillll p.m. nl I lie Imine of the 138 Mnin Si. Matitwnn Mnln Bl,, Malnwnn, linx liei'njbrldr'H brullier mill si::ii'r In imnoillicftl by Ml.i, C'oiil'o.v, ilnw, Of. P«nl M. Weber iiml »< MH >•»,>) tlh>l>>h>l>l>l>lll><>,>l>.>>><>t>l>I>lin><>>»l>>>l Mi Conroy In n uritfltiiite of Mt'M, Wrljcr, Eniilcwuotl. The "ft Funeral .services were held port' "Reformed Church, offiol-Wlnkle-Munnln^ ,Cp... Matawan.' Monday at-10 a.m. at the Da~ y atintr, Burial wil""'l" b' e i'"n Green He js survived .by t\ sou, Mel- I'- ".- THE- - Funeral Home, Keyport, and in- Grove Cemetery, Keyport. vln, Lauveritje' -HarborI and a terment was in St. Joseph's \*c OflATAWAN JOURNAL Cemetery, Keyport. ' ' William nciillleyker brothert, , John,, New York,', William DanBleyker, Mata- FuiioraFuil l servicesi ' werre held William H. Kryne wan Rd ., Madison Township.iycslerdny at 1 p.m. at the Gun- Dec. ISO, 1955 I'asre Three William H, Bryne, 83, of 401 dled Sunday. Dec. 25, 1955, Ktldrum Funeral Home, South Am- AUantlc St..'keypori died Mon-ims home, following a short ill-(boy, with the Rev. William E. day night, Dec. 26, 1055, at hisiness- He was the widower of[Webster, pastor of the Laurence I DEATHS home. Mr. Bryne'was born in!^IrSi Louisa Den-jiiarbor Coiiimunily cluircli, of- Keyport, He was the son of the Bleyker. Ificiating. Interment was i« i'v iContlnuf-d .from page two) II 1v!-.M. Ramsey, all of Keansbursv late William H. Bryne and Em- '^ '- DenBleyker wan a retir- Christ Church Cemetery, Smitl |ma (Pollns'i Bryne'. He was a|etl employee of '.he HansoH-YiMi-lAnibyy. - •and John O., Belford. member, of Bayside Council. Funeral services were held I.O.O.P.,-Keyport nnd Woodmen .'from Mr. Broandei's . home of the World, Keyport, veteran , Monday afternoon at'2 p.m. with of the Spanish-American war THE BARGAIN HOUSE the Rev Otto C. F. Janke p s-; d ' t n , tor of the Keansburts Methodisli..,coin, Hos„„*e, Co.„ ' . „„„„,.Keyjiort, . . — Lanzaro Bros — y Church, officiating. Interment. Surviving are his wife, Pan- " under the direction.of the Bedlej y (Keegani Bryne, two step- Funeral Home, Keyport, was in rlt.WClllSK DKAI.KKS Fair Vie-v; Cemetery, Middle- children, Charles Heycr. Key- NORGE — WELBILT town. port, arid Mrs. Ethel DeNike. East Orange: two brothers. Ed- • Gas and Electric Ranges 9 Refrigerators August Flash ward. Keyport, and Telfuir, Bel- • Bamboo Blinds, All Sizes $2.50 Up August- Plash, .72, Wickatuhk, ford, and two sisters, Mrs. Ade • "DINETTE KINGS" • died Friday,. Dec. 23, 1955.'' at Une Walling, and Miss . Geneva j Monmouth * Memorial Hospital. Bryne. Belford. i • Wrought Iron • Chrome Mr. Flash was born in Newi Funeral services are fceini!1 Ti.MK I'.WMKNTS AKRANUKI) York and had resided in Wick-|held this afternoon at 1 p.m. at; WAItKIIOUSK ASM) SHOWUOOMS OI'KN KVKKV DAY atunk for the past 15 yeurs.-.He tlie. Bedle.Fuiioi-al Iloinn; Key-; i.vit SCNDAVS • was a member of Trinity Epis- port,t , witithh thth e RevR . NonnnN n HR.'. Tennent Rd. Tel. MA 1-1694-J Morganville copal Church,. Matawan. Riley, pastor of St. John's Meth-I . Surviving are his wife, Alice ofldst Church, Keyport. offlcl- L. iFollers.i Flash; two daugh- Eting. Burial will be In •.ters, Mrs. Blanche Northcutt, Grove Cemetery, Kyport. .Dunellon, and. Mrs. Margaret i\Irs. Fanton K. KO:.MM'S Barbollni. Morganvtlle; two I VACATION TIME! an Mrs. Albertlnn ROEI.TS. 70, sons, William, Newark, d:Roulc ! 3G, Rarltan Township y wn.i. it*-: CI.OSKII Alexander, Dunellen: two sis-'died Monday, Dec. 2B. 1955, at : ters, Mrs. Liiilan Royel, y SATURDAY, DEC. 24th, 2 P. M. ^7lnVhMemoTiaiHospitaMemorial Hospital.iJi J Amboy. and Mrs, Francis WeD-jMrS- Rogcrs was born m -Key- UNTIL ar, Statenlsland./and six Brand-L,orl, the • daughter of the late TUESDAY, JAN. 3rd, 1956 J) children. George H. VanDyke and Julia "BACKED-BY-BOND Funeral services were held B. (Morris) VanDyke. Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. Shu Is survived by her hus- {at the Bedle Funeral Home, band, Fanton 'S. Rogers; a Season's Greetings ;'~ Matawan, wltti the Rev. Bern- daughter, Mrs. Eleanor May •: ard McK. cSirlick, rector of Dolan. Laurence Harbor: a son. r Trinity Episcopal Church, Mu- Raymond Rogers, Freehold: a To Our Friends , tawan. officiating. Interment sister, Miss Dora VanDyke, Red • Vas In Fair View Cemetery, Bank, and five grandchildren. : Mlodietown.'.'/' Funeral services are being1 Mrs. >V. K. I'earsoii held this afternoon at 2:30 p.m. Deluxe Chatters & Dyers Mrs. Marion D. Pearson, wife from the Bedle Funeral Home, 1 204 Broad Street Keyport V. of' Worscie ,! K. Pearson, 516 K. Keyport, with the Rev. Roder- KE 7-1909 Arlington Ave., East Orange; ick DeYoung, pastor of the Key- died Saturday. Dec. 24. 1955. al her home following a long ill- • ness. Mrs. Pearson was born In Brooklyn and had resided in •V East Orange for 33 years. Besides her husband, she is j "survived by two sons, Donald E.. Livingston, and Worsdell K., jr.. Matawan: her mother, Mrs Josephine Mustoe, East Orange I and six grandchildren. at NEW LOW PRICES The Rev. W. Frederick Addi- . son. formerly pastor of the First Congregational church, East PORTERHOUSI Orange, conducted services yes THAT ITS terday at 2 p.m. at the Cole Funeral Home, 145 Roseville Ave.. East Orange. Burial was TENDER in East Ridgelawn Cemetery, Delawanna. Mrs. James V. K. Clark Ib. Mrs. Mae L. Clark, 75, Main 1 JUICY "> St.. Matawan, died Friday, Dec RCA VICTOR TV • 23. 1955, at Monmouth Memor- ial Hospital. Mrs. Clark was a Small - No Center Full Cut lifelong resident of Matawan. Slices Removed Shank She was the daughter of the WHOLE %.*y Half late, William t and, Deborah FOR SMOKED HAMS Lowe. » Armour Star -*- Sonefati Fully Cooled — No Waste — Boneless ' Surviving is her husband. James V. R. Clark. Funeral services were held CANNED HAMS 69 FRUITED BUHS *~»*~ »65* Monday afternoon at 2 p.m. at SLICED BACON *-*••'"— ^ *.** *. £ L 8 the Bedle Funeral Home, Ma- PORK LOINS ,.:M, .;r;n o:'"cVPl ri *3* tawan, with the Rev. Lawrence 1956 H. Bailey, pastor of the First , PlelW 4 LONG BOLOGNA w-^^^W-, ^-49* Baptist Church, Matawan, offi- FRANKFURTERS lk ciating. Burial was In Green 49* J COCKTAIL SHRIMP ^"^W^"^ T7 Carolyn Lousch; ;\ 0*6 daughter. Mrs. Jean Muivlcm. Meat Cfln II Tomato Juice Gr.ndunio,, 4j;;-29* Keyport; two sons, Robert A., Keyport, and Carl P.. Matawan; ' five grandchildren, and one sis- 8rown's «™ iMcCormick Nutmeg ''/«•«« 22« j ter, Mrs. Elll Klauke. Genn- Roll.d or FUt ? 2°'- ?7< 1 Chun King-Mushroom 2V.lb.OQ, * cam *•' a Funeral services were held Cintona!O SIW il'jnciay morning at 10:30 a.ju. ' "" XI I Stuffed Olives *•*- from the Bedle Funeral Home. Keyport, with the Rev. Fred- QUEENS ASSORTMENT '^ 35^ ft Cocktail Onions »-« erick Boos, pastor of th Gt'lh- semone Lutheran 'Church. Key- port, officiating. Burial was in BEVERAGES Cloverleaf Memorial Park. f .^ , v»iodbrld«e. Stahl-Moyor BOA Vl.toi- Ol«nwood 11 D»lux.. Mod., Liverwursf-Tongu'i Joseph S. Fci'rante RCA Victor Wlnfl.ld 11 D.luxs. low.,I \: lowbo/ wilh i<* "A Plui" pictur* quality. ocktall Peanuts Sr 'e:;-35« f>ric« flv^r for RCA Victor Tnlsvition Dpluxft) "v> "Front Window" VHF Chann.l _ _ _ _ Joseph S. Ferrante, three Indicator. Two ipaaktn. Wai- J( J /I IJ :3 U Fr Zen Orange Jllicet? 2 35 < day-old son of Joseph and Joun Mahogany gruinad finish. BANQUET CRACKERS limfid oak grained linilh, $ •> •* ^\ Q 5 nut finiih. Model 2IO6S? 349 ^ 3 5' 1 ° - - iViui-Blurconi Ferfaiite. Bli O.Ira Mod«l2ID64l. * *»-•»•» Church St.. Keyport. died on Nu-Tast Saturday, Dec. 21, 1955. id ritv- DEVILED HAM —ooo ^^ v _ lh ^ fivicw Ho3pilnl. THE ULTIMATE IN'TELEVISION LUXURY 5liced Cheese 5itpi* \':tii£XT- ia- The IliR Clianxr in TV by UC'A Vjrlor "4-Plus" picture quality . . . new twiii- Ap pice Do brill!)* J'IIU tlie suptM'b Christtiris ijitt— speal;i'r linluncccl I''idelity Sound ... new - -Fruitsana Vegetables §J- ^f ""^ ^ *-** > HCAVicliirTclcvisiim IJrluxe. Youi'lionsft "From Window" VIII' Cliaiuiil indicator ftoiii a lich variety of sii|x-rl;iiivi- cahincli . . ."lliRh-and-Easy" tuning, (live your in liniiiiKul linislK's.,, niiidcriu>iid Iracli- fa mil y the ontnuuuliuK performance TOMATOES $%%£%. ^ and when the party is over OTTLED lioiwl styles.Wliichrvt't- yitu wk-ct, you got and .HtuniiiiiK beauty o( new Kt'A Victor 4 maku that "one for the road" * tliese Kic.il new Kt'A Victor ndvaiu'cs: Television Deluxe. MUSHROOMS »£VSU " 1 COFFEE Now "Front Window" fcW N.w "4-Plui" PUturcj VHF Channal Indicator. CIDER s«o.t,ooii«io« «A q..i. 43* Yo« r,e« your zhanpel rtym- Quality. Ill 100% auto* ANJOU PEARS 2«-29* bar faitnr and mor« cl«ar- nmlic Qaln control) U| iin lc { ly tnan over bffot'^; King- yync" ilqblllur thai Mill LEMONS & LIMES 6'-29* ROASTED PEANUTS PV;29 You Gel Clean, Qi' ' ilia numhori ate illun'l- ll()7% J- or« "iii|)l» clear For Automatic Washsrt .Contains Bleach Heat For Cooking acron Iho room. Grand Union IL cun,ltlnF,tionul, n.ltu, Ql nM* low cotlt Bab-0 tCEYPGRT GAS CO. Come in today—Give "The Gift Th:tt Koops On divlngl" =7*37' a'- Ml'illllll- <>l "^'"2.29 can •rooory Prlo«i Bffoolivcj thru Wad,, Jan, Mk Moot, Product & Dairy Pripai Sffoclivn thru Sat., Dog, 3lrf. CLOSES ALL DAY MONDAY17^ , JANUARY W KEANSBURG KEYPORT 267 MAIN ST, 2 GREAT STORES 44 WEST FRONT Highway 36, Keansburg across from saieway KE 6-1100 KE 7-2700 Open Tues. and Thurs. til.9 P.M.-Fri. til 10.RM.-i vteiinns. The two owned by Nappl Tiucking Co edd to theee* driver'd s civices will be held on MaUnim. ( J WimocW.imockk , 171722 Main' t s usual and nil bundny The tn.ck. was making 'fc*left P0lt U of le ei.Ued on the -. , . B» in iuo». muic ic.su.c time dm ins 1038 "<•• taiftuip in was towed away No mldihets death due to < \lenslve 12 Cities will condemn old This Miould help the enteiulo '*a V 1 at the cene too Ions di.sappe.ued the morning follow .mi cs WPIC lepoi'ed ,ic^.oidinfc,|buint ' ^ ibuildlngs and provide thou-s- ment M OII|:. nirlutlii' .- .-'• > is. stayed : amis of parking lots in 105t>. As.travel, and possibly the p?'ro .and ccillnpsfd. .Ip was nrder-'ing die fire when Chief Nappllo Pnlrolmnn Rit'.ph Wallace, of; The fire victim gained fame j ed taken to SiPeter's Hospi ordered the steeple torn down, township police. ias an amateur boxer a few," this Is done, city •roperly will teum Industry, by Charles H connon {again come back. Until then till. -\>v 'V.'itn :'.<•-. •u.T'-i'ii: lolUi Tran^ll Corp. supplied '.\\c- John -Vouncofskl, 400 Maple'years a-;o. He won 1* straight THE MATAWAN JOURNAL ftuliicrs University we see no price Matawan rownslilD MMuuan IViriiuBh during 1956 in EKahllslwil ]S«I Tel ki'vmirl i -31.10 J. Mahol Bnnvn PnhlMuT Giving llowerlnu plants ,it;properly. '• Chrtslinas is a nice practice. 13. Building ca; PubllnliKd Every I'SurKdu.v By RflOWN PUBLISHING AMU because with proper care sucli;n.ge higher throu.. PHINTINO COMPANY presents often will tiive pleas rirst half of 1051). liar football player :"•;•;• Red Chief Nap, Mepoe h ,h ' ?.">!*» : .••.••.•T-EffiE:"™ f« »>any weeks, sometim new home, may be.^choola. or •'^•'^i^ ^.by „ p.m. Libertj and Easlt-,ies. the fin- company 'Ban!; Catholic High, S:\::)nl. p , tiy,'; • depending o n!lbal , fewenextr , yep 1. errnRI cn bu)U necessary for co j Kuril In Kcypurl the care you give them, ^J Hose Companlps 0.' Key port; ;ts and the r.-sidenls 0; the area RATES the care you give mem. : 14 wltl, demand fiUUne and . •,, .• Oil;wood. Matuwnn Township around the church ior supplying Of Oil He ,was born in Keysorc, the f\ One Yeai n stniV".?™ «:I,5'.I " These plants have, been (irowgrown'monen money more expensive, specu :vi' hho coli ' cl D ;i!o H sldl of Ulp r nof hix Months •'• f 2jj ill a'greenhouse undeer the inostiimosti.iativatjvee builders oof f new homes uue duriiifs 1056 to return to Hie Fmle.,u and ,u.o MorKnnvil!e .Vches and tiilmss lo aid their" " " ' " !'Rawls. Warnock. Besidis his Thrco Mnnlhs 10 bla/ !n One Yi-nr tnulvide St. ZZZ < «o favorable conditions of temper wln nl,ve to watch their step'help ol religion. However, stn- t.oml,an|os .wcre nt the scene. cumforl in fichliiiR the fire in" ' S sasollr.c. Firemcnlp;,mllK he is sm.vivtrl bv ms One Y>nr (outside V. •••'• 'JS.aturc. humidity and lightli«. When orn closely in 1956 Ilinn in any tlstlcs en church membership-. , -e , ;,i r -olci -Tliev ti.o1- .if 1"--i"i"B =»l 'he scene suw him ,_ . , r;| Six Mont Its 'outside U m r|le KeJ porl clra|)anies we: iK ltC wlrt Mrs R JSC Mnric L lana) Six Months (outside U '"!"! J 2-1 they are broushl intto the avei-:yenr since the ending of World.unfortunately cannot bo enure-; dispa;ch(;(| bv lhCir rh:e:, A turkevs riulK off their Christ- wavliiB his hands for help biii,w,iniock. a brother. Lew .).. bcrore the v collld Factor, .nd~7dmi.iistrat.iri o.age household, conditions are War II. ' ly depended upon. .. -Ml,jUluu, wallitv.'. even ihouch •„.,., dinner tables for us!" tht - Penetrate the,,,. BeUol.d; two sister?. Mrs. ! wiitBs have the right t" srlirt H><\ very different. Usually the 15. Duplex dwellings prob stocks And Boiidi Uie Kcvport fire Department ci,ier doela-rd The ciik'f slat- lowor-np mass of fla.ne and m-'Au(,1.r.v vausihn. and W.s-i Pa- r C Wh c :: Ktos' ' diii"d T/'ih'r'riBht b nil temperature Is higher, the hu- ably will continue in ilcmaud Interest rates will start ;WI ', ' ' tense heat. Mr. Warnock was , exercised thi* surrogate will

apartment buildings will sl will do belter In l'JiiB ;n(, wiuipmcnl in this area '" licult fire flg'.r.lnp The chief Partiiients of the tank contnin !wns celebrated by- tht Rev., illK 40 tin- more specualtlve is- -Cl;cni. years. The ciiiel jnirl •r

BAPTIZED BV FIKE wntcrl be one or two ,lblc ai(li jts reservoir of water • wiih to apply each day, continue t0|chlnery should offset price de- bad bre.lks liur[nt\, 1950. Rail .bui|diI1K „„ n,e pressure atat the Fire—tlint which burns oll cs 12 There w Rail ', , 'follow that practice. However.i' " - , ,, ,. ;road stocks- will move lower. |10-e ,loz/.l(,s. chief Nappii de- t0 18 Owllel s smn11 scnl 1 • I j A ll ll I 1 I L II H in and spreads without—t" o 'itlus method Is likely to resulli - ' °| ^''-|Bigges. __t declines are likely inicl_.,rc d _th ...e .excellen t.. .pressu . ssuri c of iConliniied 110111 I'IUP onpi is not',10t _ J „* IK. i,niinM nr tunneedd farmfnrl s will su.fer during 1956,!n,,tn nn[i residential - buildinir-ii-ir. ,,M,,nri.. ,.-rn. innminiiipf v."^i spire or consume. This is > 'in"dryness"at Lhe bottom of tlie: "s will su.'fer during lasts. !(il|lo nnd residential - building-ij^ j,uU1,ds Was maintained. body to the deplorable water Tne 5 have o U e r the first time the ...First Pres-ipot. A good way 10 overcomejcapita, :_,l to cu_.."t theil., r cost.l°..s "lto off-!_° imaterial| s stockst . Utilities will Al Olle tlmCi ubout r.-i0 p.m.. supply situation in that area of • byterlan Church In Matawan! this Is to set your plants in a llo d up bes Chief Nappi believed the fire the township. He appealed for FOR SALE HELP WANTED them u set the reduced prices for their: 43 1 am not nuikln? any cx-:was checked but the hope wasa municipal water supply such,- ., has Seen,fired, tb cause Its. de-jPail^f «;J^g"^ '^ "- NOTICE TO crops. .tensive ' recommendations. but;nl.emntu,.t._ He noted the fire Hs Cliffwood has. SAVE S S S X The M^tawjn Jov'.ml tlttrs n rmc 1 structlon. . ... , Vyoudono! have a plant! ?"• l"» « within 10 or 15;pi.etel. to EClecl smaller. wcll-llul(1 weakened the roof nnd ju.-,t; Mayor John Miirz, jr., eX-!.NK.W lSII-PJas. . Italian Aci-nrdions. Two'mrly act-ppt Hilp W^ntud ; m es 0 c y c!ln ' rur ctmrHnlf-r, price $IC4 Li'SMin»!iin:n.r. from fitnis iI^7^^J^\^^will bring for • subdivisions.. f P«specU,.U. confidencei Those m;m.;in forc, ,e and iprc. .',a lt u, thhe ka. ke Department of HealtHlthh aslALUMINUlALUMINUMM WINDOWWINDOWS'S ^ — layer of whlch hRve K cal fl nnl 0 lhc cnul ch contiibutinK to » high bacteria 'ici'L-e inu.t now \my tt Ira-jt 7.1 L*i»nU placing pots Many more well-located close- ,. .i roup of variety VENETIAN BLINDS »n hour and liin» fnd nn".fi:i!1. 'nr made a settlement In ^,,^ m05s or peBl moss n e the top 0 K Houses Evacuated content. The major promised; lOvertlmr unctrr thr ft-«l»r»l Wagt and ... m05s or peBl moss fttt E [i mnncv ilnwn In farms will become subdlvl-:cl)|Un.store sU)Ci-s. 12 parcels of land for home sit-|on i( cake t|n 01. pie plate Keep. The chief ordered houses in an inspection of the situation; K.n A Keypml V3tr'» Labor. Jl 11 Si. ri."«.irk. erdeen, The first kirk stood onjduces need for wittering. estate situation should average nd Mam ' K»-w Jer.sfv. phone MitrhHI 2-*' It Is Just as well to discard martct adjoining Bcdle Funeral'use situation at Arlington Ave^ Kjll the site of che old cemetery on only moderately below the soodj,ecl thnt thc money ninnagcrsi 1 PI. in Cliffwood TKLKTYPK .. jpolnsettlas, cyclamens and IlISKD rflliKfralor? Ill Kood i_-nnd:l!nr. level of 1955. However, --"•• -' • • Brown BiiUl »$%*,';# O.'l 'I'm. I.. Morris, imost other non-woody plants Ity promises to be les stock Main St. Intersection. 'when they finish blooming. Af n, residents ofw. Kmni am those who '" ™ Kr)|)n" . *- Brnad St.. Keyport. Tel atoly, k'e;i»rt Array in-I Navy its leaven and started Its move such as azaleas, but be sure International Outlook 10 sea y are hnrdy kinds, should be investor and for those who seek °' ™»^ - tawan luwnMilp SeweiaBC Ail KKvn,,r| ,.U76 usmm on ill in- stun-, E From St., .Xrvpnn. AsniV inland, fanning out over - ths and Polities ThereafteulUPiUlur litihtiiiSi thority come within Uie civil uriimniie «juiin ucrwHi. - -»-jao kept as cool as possible after security and income without;. ""• ""• new country. This old ceme- 21. Russia will keep out of reference l0 lces 01. nmYM. became much difficult, service plan approved by thFUEe L Kavini'F up to 1-3 with hliunln. JLAIWDRY shirt HnisMr. c*,: .vn-n ;ttl- •-'• they finish bloominK. The tops according to the chief, because voters Rt the November elec uin L-uinliinallon windows and doom. to 11.25 pur hci.r. Call Keyp'»rt tery still is under the trustee- waar with us during 1B561B56. Huh Orr. Aliiinitulm F'roducts Cr. K. iCIcantr.s. K-.-ynnrt t-0102. wJ2U should be syringed frequently ability. » of the hazard of the tall steeple tion. ship of the Matawan Church. 22. There will be one or more. 4G Alrcrnft stockt 1056 Kmnl mill Church Sis.. Kcvport. Call — - • -•• — Here lies the body of Agnes with water to keep Mown red smaj, wars dm.,ng 1956 Both collapsing on the firemen and li- Kcviiiilt 7-SO^ or K-.-Miorl 7-1 <• 1 :• v. ill SECHKTARY lor - K. vmirl |? . o.'llce. Watson, wife of Pierre Freneau spider mitemite . After the weather of the conflicts and mother of Philip Freneau warms up in spring, they can;to secure help In the friend of Washington, Madison be set In the garden. the United States, but and Jefferson. Freneau, the these will develop into poet who fired the country with conflicts. his patriotic writings, inspired Forecast For 1956 23. The "cold war," j e00(, growth his countrymen to fight for istlng between Russia and flciently checked so the out-oi- d Other purposes in the co\V •manu straw nml corn. iNUHSKS Airl< *-]oa*ant By Roger W. Babson all. Cull Kctimrtl Mann ?rencau freedom. He was the first to United States, will continue companies could be releas- c,,nljrj(J l-4B.'13 promote freedom of speech. We will hear mud) more v. jl2iAvi\. ^lat.'iv.an 1. If no unforeseen event hap- through 1956. about new industry and new in- liclwi.<-n 1 and Fri- tlav and Saturd.iv, The church fathers were al- pens. Pres. Dwight D. Eisenhow-iw- 24. The hydrogen bomb Bnd;VCnUons durinK 1D56. Many, released at 3 a m. but a watch ready In the midst of an ene-r will be re-nominated and re-ithre- e guided missile will be the important developments was continued to SERVICE PAn1. lowinp. morning before Uie On Icy Road - A|ipl\- Ceoigt S. F;irrtlt t Suit. Caii larged program of Christian Ed- elected in 1956. greatest international factors nl.p on drawlnB boards and In CARl'KKTKH inul liinlilMic i-.ii::r.-i.-!or :j|alaiva!i |.;U0o. «ii!) ucation with a new building 2. Tho Republican party hns,ror diplomatic trading during ^ was declared officially out. Tile 'Conunuc-d from page one' J. <;. Mvt'tcr. rlori'iiiT Avi'.. Key-; . .. . tubes. .'rout "f the buildinij and the inR chai-R-e then was entered. liint. -\i:*- iiinncs, K.iiiiccs, rill altrr-ISAI.KSMAN to Uikc n.mplc*.* fharm project well in hand. With this an excellent chance of winning11956. This trading will hold; Canadian stocks have >airp. K:i:;y linandnc of iuwlilR jnacn ^ii' dipartnvnt: ex- ^'strophe. Us people, joined In 1956 with Pres. Eisenhower-down the price of big-city prop- " 'i ''their"i)(laks"for this cy chared exterior walls remained . . - n

A NEW YEAR with being president. in 1056. Stevenson Is a liberal: 'i'.':o ad- too. had observed Mr. Apgar's-sk'ian s TELEVISION JCASHIEK. i-lcrk iv(u..t ii,. An'ily 3. Competition will be very'but more conservative than New York antics :it lhe annex lire and the.occurred. Local l-'iiiamc1 c.).', I. Main St.. Key-. As the old year of 1955 rings K,.f..nv7.-verUsinK wlllc" lhe RADIO SERVICE i.i.rt hctween 1 it-:! < |; m. \vj\l severe in 1956, and with few ex-imany Democrat';. subsi- man's intense interest in hav-i A car owned by John G. Long a vcar, ln |lllbi,irSs in Matowan »no out at midnight Saturday, we wnue 1 ceplIons will cause business prof--appeals to the mosses. !dj!!StocjrlkK WExchangJH continue ies noThiws will ii.fe »M parnirt in nil tint wipni. (in 29 Lons Brunch, parked ln the Kcyp.irt ana. All worlt ana p.;ru.iTilKHI-: is such c I'ltti ilcrr.and lor look forward with anticipation 11 pail, in nil ui.u «un. i> r.J. ^ J.V ,,,„',' hl. ,Riiaranl<-'iE,e|UcaUonlli programs. The the man's 1 it will bring, no one knows, but v — - - . „,„„,.oHr. t-uuciiLiuiim H» w&i «...o. ...- - • •" '"• j"./,-,,-- - " *.. ,/t n.|.) an-—d ' propcrt«."«"rtv inureinured -.vhowhen vi>vnuu rnll'inpcnll.linpss forr ncancall nij!(Jiniaunjirirr \uwoir. ;n over DLmoclallc Flexible iH.yr- Hum son not satisfied with their present;run off with the lgrowth of coneges and instllutes at the scene and the way hetcd o>^ Hobcrt KUne, 44. o! _ "^iTi-ri K.vc« ""'."»' ••'•;• '^ Upiur:_Maln!si. - " ~ we hope it will be a bright. good business, are starting to'nomination. g actlni; was not a lieulthyisixth St.. Union Beach, skiddedlst.'. rTiVuu'an"""calf MAtVwai'i' t-icra ;l-^17li-J aftor 5" p.i'T. » prosperous year during which 1 make other products and un-27j . Some taxes will be reof business administration will .signwas . Tlicn. when the churchWhile coming to a stop and ,,O1 ~L -burrir r oil >tovn. llooii CITI I ATlnN the communities In our area no de dercut standard prices. idttced during 1956. These cuts 'lire broke out the following'struck it. MI'S. Marjorie Kline. j furnat-crnmart'ss celoanrl . d or repairrd I:™.; Ol ' }' uie illiPuC'l -ll-l could reduce profits. These fits will go to low - income jav.ain shown if? yreat t-xci.e v.inoslmnc 10 <-ue impute ..n-i, >nnT IUUr Qmf aI joanm,'s Nuli..fry 'vidt-ii. Call Mrs. Collins. Mal^.van ges during the past year, and Matawan Man : higher wages, however, will lar- groups. nicnt over lhc occurrrnse run-•su.stainefi hic^nitions of the tnee Dcprndaip c*n-. Dirarani lurrount! RC«,:i.:ii8d*w, 15 we have tried in our way to im- a possible concussion, she1-*1"'1"01™ f(1(ld CB11 for *w™m-*M[ prove our facilities to meet the constant demand for a bigger and better newspaper. Due to the specialized type, of equip- ment we have installed, our ad- TB«lslng and news deadlines hRve been advanced, and we appreciate the way the adver- tisers, correspondents and pub- lic have co-operated to meet this request. .-money managers in the dlrec-.there is now in sight no rosou u»j. nucsttciiitnii ( Luim Branch, at Rome 35 and The publisher and staff wlshjt|o|) 0, ..s(,ueeM" wm be shlft-W further inflation during 1956.: The following evening at a ^ -^^ ohiel's questioning i'eporl:^iiiiwi,c.i Ave. Thc tnu-K wa.--| SALES & SERVIC1 E WANTED TO BUY you and yours a Happy Ne»';ed t0 ..CBSe.. somctlme In 1958/cerlalnly. I look for no nina- gathering near the site• o^ lie •b , Emission from Now lurntrrl nt \w\v ston Ilicli" a>' Year, and resolve to do thelr floor way price cllir|b. church, the fire of the piewi us ^ ^ , |:i|j and .'vinimil A- . l>?ifnnl '~'": r»n'.|>l i-fllalili' st-i-vii-e an\«H''H- •••••» rinniiun'. china el .-Mvi:rf mrl ,til best U) ggiv ey you "nil the wews, d business decline that Outlook K«ir Conimndltics cveniiiR In the annex was ins • • • (.v(.|t,.nu.ni" »,H< !,i,,i iKi'.-insluirf! H-'S.tuti Rlnro houi-j. a a P" - Opii...•lunilv simp, Tho Mat- I am not it crop expert, cussed in Mr. Apgar s pre.s -; 7. , ...... 1" U n in. '•'" i 11.1 |-'ii«il'.viiv Kli.cH.il Call that's fit to print." may start next year. < 31. MDNMIIITH t'OI'STV Itf associates' forecast for dice. He reportedly made tht1 ll ""• "' ll". ' - .SUKIMIIi'lTK'S I'UL'KT 7' Liberal credits to the pur- but my church. According lo Pros- NOTICK TO CI1KDITOHS TO ..ANUSCAHING — Bulltllnt ntid II un is follows: lunance of your Kroundl oltr spec ally: top »oll, manure, fertilizer, lltnt FOR KtNT reductions t.llctn. Slone Rd Tfl Keyior. a AI'MITMRNT :i n.n •: I.PKI Imlli; heat t iiid hci v.iifr i.ri;',stifd: iivii'iable Looking Backward .)iiiiuiir\ 1st. Call Mma'Aan I-2U77. ITEMS ABOUT FOLKS AND continue to be a strong support,vatlon; '2' expanded farm sub-of Education who was pi. sun hliuasi"'" "i'1'in-ati.m nt the . on LOST •MATAWAN 5 riinirif ' (tnililc h use. THINGfl WE KNEW IN to many Industries, throtmh sidles that will mildly bolster was struck by the o of the ^^ : ml lii'iii: III" tc [rr.tu ivlncs.s itr-nlor. 1 UOXKii In ivn u-ilh lilai-k tnlisk, rt><1 Call Malawan 116a-,' wJJll THE LONG ACO 1DS6 at least. icrop prices and farm income remark. l l I 1 Mr. Apgar was subjected t"l;;\Vs "of'''lI!ui' ','| <'^4' leather i '!'ir, answi-ij; t> Bn 8 If lhe Republicans are n 'compared with the 1955 aver-j I'n-iliclion rnif i •lllld'.u lirrt. II. ai'i-liifsi'il, III! DOOMS siimlc anil iluuliie. Call Me Ihn .st'iianile coiiiplaints of ar-jn,,.' sole Vl ihr i l..ltii' l.akr-sldi1 IJrlvi-. Mat elected in 1058. great sums will IIKCS. At 6:45 p.i-.i. Mr. Apuars lire i0 Wi s f ndrr nnIh rrnii ( Jiilin Mail- -' " ''""' ' iut'i'i ieil I"M«II•••ivi- this dull.-, 1'tirl.v-FMvc Years AKO mnlimie to he spent on if 32. Although wheat and corn.diclion came true. lj lc LAHGK furnlMifii rnnm In Krjpoii, .Sinill'l" t)ld 'V y " chlrf, dipt. Mlistof llal.'il: Uoceniher Sill. IfiSS. nrar huklni'M. M'ctljti unii l-tnUonl (Issue Thursduy, Dec. 22, 19101 \search and new plant expan- prices depend upon both shiftiiiKidri, a member of the ••••» - "•••;• d M s , ff , t other [U, HKIM.AII /.II.INCAK lullnblt for wiirklur I'oucle or Him» Thc effect could well bejwealhcr and foreign conditions. Undue Fire Co., and two mm- . ,_,_ „_ _,__, 11 Taylor Itonil LEGAL NOTICES pi-rsnn. H'rlti. H'.x F. In curl- 0/ lhl» The youiiK folks huve enjoyed slon. Malawnn, N. .1. ||l'\^^pap^r. *jll hi-flu.Uab'fo,.-^ I forecast moderafe,y:p,u,ionsw«:rep.as;rn_(:;ni;:-^-;.~ JOHN E. MIII.I.ANR, ESI). the coastliiR the past week on 1 NIITM'H Til PliltSIISS IN another •'lurn up" ,. the niajoi-clnirch. They U.OUHIH they saw »» con.lie 1111 N. ntimikva . the CHI-I'IIIKC factory hill. Snow soncharl Index of Business. higher prices for Snutli AinlMiv, N. J. MII.1TAIIV SI'IIVICi: lilt IMTU-:\TSU|'4||TMKNT :l rniiMin anil lialli, heal, ncreased sub- a rellecllon uf fiif. stopiied.,<-inl lo "IUI1|> ><*"• IN VKTKHANH' IIIISI'IT.M.S AMI .1 ||,,I,K .mil Iii.t uat- fui-iil-ltril. In- ,.. has interfered wilh the skatlnK I). DeiMllc the decline In fam-|nriiins, based on Inc Allori'.rv. TIIKIH lti:i.\TlVi:S .,,,,,,-i. |fi |JrunrluH>. Koyimfl. Avail;... ily ' roTmkTtaniVllTe'b'ii/'bo-oin!«t«il« 'to be voted by Confess, looked Inside and their hel.rf ^g.nl.rd *>;'•'•»» |2I) (HIM) ANII ntlKNUS alilo .1 uni.irv 1'itli, HISH, wilfi' and filthotiBli the weather has 1 been cold enoiiRli to make Kood will rollv menilv on lliniuWi 33, Industrial prices will mi- was confirmed. Thi'V tuiii^.i in] lhe chinch was o.mnl/ul NIII'K T. TO - - If Jim air In tin- inilnai\ M-i-.ici: or • \ T* mi. a iMilcni in n \i-ni;ini. M

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schools have, arrived home for lif-:siHAIil.l--. It iimm npntimciii, ntofl ,II,. all wiili'iii'"., IIIIIIIICK filr ni{hlPhTv them are Miss Knihryn Te»'- .mlii'il 1'ii oTtiilsTytaK—D6nTol-TotJtc^ar-«Tre-t'K-+h«--«*j.ii> lilri'.uiU'-jiiUtlMij^i^ti; luuiR, Ml/.s Helen Sfrauuhn, lo bo the fecond best business admitted rn'MrV'SPfiffff~s6tlnipHi7p5B,"'luiicMy wiiii- nr aipiv 1 1 1 any price cut In this key metal, within 15 minutes afirr Hi ( lain* , an* , p-uiliil inlililii'i. I Mls» May Berijen. MIM Llllle yenr In history, Just a shade off hi k l In tllr InilvmlKlii'il at 0111 I', dtTKU and tlin aitdnss al .cli HOUSES FOR SALE_i; from 1855. Predicted declines even If business slackens. nlnrm went In. there was a hose.(Ire In the church because the that a i-ivtllnn abupntrr lliralion Hint In- llUIIIID. I addriia. Harry N. rorm»». On Tuesday lhe MBUWRII von will not or able lo toi* In vmir W Itirei lor road«, ««wer«, and early weeks may be followed thr- Me1 of Iv-i-nty-oni! Miiif. utat Skatlntc Is good nt the Junc- William Wilklnn, spi-clullsl for illiillil ijiilllnx tilmr. No I'lvillnn ab hlg fintni . ','•! lal IIIIIIIIHM. liunn Hoi 111, rrathiiU. __ _ C schooln, »nd by lncreR««d ri»-bv selective weakness, Zinc lhe fire depnrtinnil- 111 Mich Tii'iVnrhlp Board of Education •rnlrr halloi will l>« lurnllhrd or for tion Poinl Mid al.10 on Mrs. llel * _ . • 11.. ti... i J „ 1..,,...I. i iU^ n>11 n >• nl llui cti 111'nil ri-nri, und 111.' .ulilrcM al lOili'li In- olht, *ili »rart a »i« rooja m»nd for olectrlclty, IIHUII'HI and lend may be the first to work, 10n the cellar ol the i.'Inirch'Krniitfd Hie conict-i>Kiil.|i>ii \un'iU'il In iinv aii|iHrmil IIMIOAI: iniuiist i'l 'itatluned nr i:iin be found. 1 your lot and foundation JJ lev's I'ond. and mnny »re Ink lo nliut off tho oil burner amljuiiH'iiency' use of the niRn tlii>ri:foi- IK I i-cf-lved nut \e*K UiR" '-ifllil l'..im« of ipplk'Hllon I'KII hr nhliun. way of llvlnx Only IK* InK ailvanfaKe of It. Kim, Mid foods, give a tip-off 011 tho comliiK das» 111 lor tn tliv rlcrllMi, and ton Rtal E«tnt« downtrend, bill copnor eventual electric circuit. The IIKIUS wi'i'i-^rluiol aiidlloi Inm nml four tain** Inuit t FoiegoLiiForeifoInK InfnrmInformationn , MlK! Mtta A, Thompson, who found on In the church, iiti'iii'd-jcliifiNiooins. The Rev, Oallo Duted. Decrnibecrniber 211, ,IM IMS S li cinp. Hiaoiiio hflH compUtril * foiiryeiir II, Th« mnln hunilleap to rt-ly l« riding for the greatest full. IIRIIIIIRIIIIK.DI DT OIOITTKNT S I1KII1IRHT OlITINB runli IMIS or Innn too Chie f pNapplp , jway snld ihln offer ivitu accept Mtrrvtaiv nf llm llouul cl Sft'rrlnry nt Kir Hnaii! of cowii* of muiile In the HuleU lull buslnfM In I960 will b« In- 3d, ProcflHsed and frozen Rdllrallnn of Ihf TOHIISHIM Mr. Wllklns nml Wlllinin llul I'd nvcn iltotmh iiiln-i1 Wili'allim of Ihe 'I'nv iikl.lp I Mnlav.nn In the ''nimtv Pllino School, NfW York, IK adteniilflctttlun of the pnrklnu mil- fowls should RdvniitM! only i>{ Mnta'.Min li\ tin: f.'tiiiiit USED CARS slightly In price as Inureiiartl Mill, miotlivT flrcniitii, iitli'iniil lllons nml OIKIUII/JUIJIIH MI thf) ill Muitiiiniillt mid llt» Slal uf MnnllKillllimlllhh, and Hlale u! vei'.UBlng for » f«w pupils, be- jmicn. but thla In K«ttlnn so ter- [ pTf;\T v JrhJtr Nirw it«'rr»y, i)tttivtihii iur,iiiiniinii«.i tinoiff 1 labor ooHt« ate off net by newed to KO Inside the cliuri'h but|boi'iuigh hint innde very Ren- Miifiivftn, New J^rjfy. fniilomiitlc anil inaiiv vxlrii,; !IH{ g for SB orntM half. rlblo thnt » rnvolullonai !/ DOIU- Mnlnun rw JIMMy Cull Mutaivan MIZOS. V'JS»* niAchlnery ftnd competition In- th« smok« mid ilmncN drove croun offcin ol llit'lr InclMtles to J2II ti.' hour kvson, llon mny be In light. Shopping MATAWAN JOURNAL

GREETINGS

We appreciate the opportunity.ftiven us OF THE SEASON SEASON'S to serve you; during the past; year and GREETINGS To the residents of Matawan look forward to your continued , patronage Two little words — they've ¥ your friendship and palron- Township and neighboring SEA'SON'S:GEEETINGS TO ALL' been said over and over a- » ags during tthhe past year, Communities, we extend Hap- gain for generations — hut u and mayy w»s hopi e to merit py Yuletide Greetings. Per- they Jtill express tha spirit of the season! petual Good Luck for the • • New Year

• THE KEYPORT BANKING CO. Broad and Front Streets " • Keyport JOHN.IVIARZ, MAYOR

$10,000 MAXIMUM INSUItANCE FOR EACH DEPOSITOR J. YANKO / Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Broad 31, H

SEASON'S GREETINGS SEASON'S GREETINGS We-Avish to say it has been our good' BEST WISHES FOR A J fortune to do business with the finest BEST WISHES ,F0R A HAPPY NEW YEAR folks on earth and the Spirit of the TO OU.R MANY FRIENDS They followed a Star . . . with hope for bettor thing* . HAPPY.-NE^gEAR Season brings renewed appreciation of and faith in God'j loving kindness. They followed « old associations and the value of new BUSINESS ASSOCIATES Star and they found peace. Let us, at this Holy time TO 'M$ AND EMPLOYEES. renew our dedication to the Good. There i) a Star: 1 ' friends. Here's wishing that the New Let us follow it. Year will bring you and yours the fullest measure of happiness and prosperity. H. B.THOMAS CO. SHORE POINT INN PETE'S, Inc. 5-10-25c STORE Highway 35 and Keyijort-Holmdel Road ATLANTIC TILE MFG. CO. Keyport AJ ih. Tr.fHc LI9M Tel. KE 7-0913 44 W. Front St. 283 Main St. Keyport Formerly Ihe Old Dutch Tayern Matawan i Keyport Kcnnsburor

May your dreams come • true and your footsteps Our Best Withe* lead you and yours to good health, greater hap- MOST JOVIAL HOLIDAY WISHES piness and prosperity. i To you and yours, we extend our sincere May this Yuletide.season bring you and yours SEASON'S BEST Your ]>Mtrnmige over the past years best wishes for your good health, per- | an abundance of everything your heart desires, it Wishes for perfect health and happiness has been truly appreciated petual happiness and prosperity. throughout the New Year. | PARAMOUNT DINER & COCKTAIL LOUNGE JOHN B. ALLEN COMPANY I JOHNSON-GIBB MOTOR CO. v DUALITY FAMILY FOOTWEAH I MATAWAN BUILDERS & SUPPLY, INC. OLDS — Saloi--S»rvlco — CHEVBOLET n y. Broad Street — near Post Office — Red Bank (138 Lower Main Stv 108 Main Street » o..._ u...~.. QC KEyport 7-1544 I? Matawan

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I'd nil our filrnils anil |i,itrons JJ a ? \slnt havo lii'lpcil mtkt' uur * £ WA ai'ti tlwuKu,,; V>J.I ..'hrrivly Holiday Greeting* jf f(ir yulir plitruitiiiii' Uu mi:.'linMt year n priinn'ioui line . . , . A I We Greet YDU 'L ' Hut p;iHt your. Jiiyui.! Yulr Tim merry season li at hand, limy pt'iicn miil (jootl ihcor 2 Till' (iiUM(l:.l I-, ill all In; ^i till* iinM'tlngs I" you mill ri'lun In yum- liuiisdinlil Ilils jj is frli'iiil-ihii I, iiTHl It Kivrg «^ and «'« linpo that II I'n/ilnlnii n IU (0 l.'Xti!M(l (Hll* * Will) all j?oo(l wishpg i y mi H lloliihiy acii.iiin, nml Iliioush- A Ill-fill I I'.un r.itth In ii I best « i.-licn to lluisi' whoso nuillltudn of btos»lni;s for you for a Toward Men. V*'t» out the yrnrl , i frlnidsliln VIP Ironsiirn. A MIDWAY SUPER fiUUMU'O V.'rll Happy NVw Vi'.ir. glorious holiday niMILKR & BITTER MARKET Mr, »nd Mo, D, Ilonlfnclo -f Mr, mid Mr«. l.<«nnrd Slokoi. Ten Eyck Romon, Inc. and r»inll/ ' p INCOaPOHATED Pro|u. J Monmouth Vacuum 213 Uppor Mnln St. Maluwnn V The friendly Shop Matawnn Bakery HuJion !?»l(-i and SeMca Up|'»r 'Mnin HI, Maple Hardwnre ' S Dr. and Mrj, % Cleaner Company 121 Miiln SI. MJMWITI nro,,J mil Third Sh., K»rporl MATAA'AM Pttiina M , K»)»porl I 102 MHIII SI. M.ilnwin i Frnncia VV. Holman MQ432 Moml

Dec. 29, 19S5

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GREETINGS. i In deep appreciation ]| To our many friends, customers,and associ- of our friends • % ates in business we extend our sincerest and customers Now that the Yultllde sea- •wishes during the Yuletide Season and we wish you son's here, lo alt our /fiends both far and near ... we Good health, Happiness and prosperity A HAPPY pause a wh:l« to warmly HAPPY HOLIDAYS throughout the year of 1956. NEW YEAR say, "Good chirr for a hap- py Holidayl" and best wishes for Mike, Pat and Joe- Manzo MATAWAN the Yuletide LUMBER CO. STRAUB MOTORS, Inc. The Friendly Lumber Yard PEOPLES BANK MANZO CONTRACTING CO. Sutphin Blvd. Oppoilte KEYPORT Highway 34. Matawan Frejiuu HR Station jjj Highway 35-Bedle Rd. Keyport

Holiday Greetings CARL MOSS & FAMILY Our very sincere apprecia- tion for your consistent pat- Wish You ronage throughout the past year. SEASON'S GREETINGS May you enjoy hill and plenty during the New Year. JOHN MOLONEY ft SON To our many Friends and Business Associates, We thank our many patrons for the business YULETIDE GREETINGS We Extend Sincere Best Wishes for Good we have received throughout the year. It hue been a pleasure to serve our patrons throughout the year and it is our sincere hope that our effort* to pleate have been Health, Happiness and Success". up to your expectations. FABRIC & DRY GOODS CENTER \VK KXTEND SEASON'S GREETINGS TO 4 KEYPORT HARDWARE COMPANY MOLONEY'S MARKETS Horn* Dtcominj — Diy Coodi OUR MANY PATRONS AND FRIENDS. J FRAN and RAY'S Jane Logan Shoppe J 26-28 W. Front St. Keyport MATAWAN 26 W. Front St. Key port Taj. KETpcl 7-1008 i N»xl to Strand ThtBlrt KEYPORT

Happy Holiday May lh. Glad Thank You Happiness co each and every one Spirit ot tl.« for your patronage. The air i« filled with the to each and every one YULETIDE SEASON GREETINGS Yule Holiday! of you. Loads of May the blessings ot good be with you magical spirit ot the Yuletide of you. Loads of It is a pleasure And our hearts are filled with Extending; our sincere best wishes for a very health, c

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GREETIK&5 Along with these SINCERE OttUOHl Many Thanks for Your Patronise. Mi.V % I,,I :in<: .'. . . .- rlljuV Nit in.iiUT law «t' try to say holiday greetings To all our friends and pa- it, we lind H.r i Ul fiishiimpd GREETINGS Best Wishes the i"-M ihuiiiK iht huliday for thi trons who have helped make le;*MMi. (ii.wd h'Tillh ;uiil pros- way is the lu-ft. A } is our little me&aage our year a prosperous one . . . TO ALL. Holiday Sea.wn. perity ^iii'ini! the NVw Year. TTup | >>• N'^.v W'HV | of thanks to our SEASONS may peace «nd good cheer lo nne find nil. GREETINGS reign in your household this | kind friends. RAWL'S F. HOSTETTER Keyport Holiday sc?snn, and through- Bayshore Niw Builniaa Oualltn. out the year! Regent Army &. Navy Store Hardware Store The Arnold Shop Quality Bakery UNIOK WE. Down the hill but on the level COATA'S UNITED ALFRED SOLOMON Womin'i and Chlldrtn'fl FHKD MBKSRN E. Front it Oiborn Slr««lt UNION BKACH, S and 10c Store E, Front St. Xtyporl 7 W. front St. Kayporl Atlantic Appliance Wearing Appsrtl ' 5 17 E. Fronl SI. K«7port Ktypoit Key purt U W. Fronl St. Kiyporl u formsrly of Kayporl. Matawan, N. J. Al. Goldman and Family •X'titxificrxKXVfeiitvf'tHWW'i

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Our Sincere Bust Wishd to I GREETINGS our many customer] and V J Season's gi^L'Ungp to all our (dcnds for a very Merry CHEERFUL YULETIDE SEASON'S S GREETINGS ' Yulelide Season and good V fiiends. Mav this New Year YULETIDE GREETINGS

. We extend to our Customers, Business health, happiness and pros- f May the brightest star shine over your Associates and many Friends,.Sincere ' y bring you unbounded joy and perity throughout tha New V home throaghout the Yuletide season. vS^Best Wishes during the Yuletide.Sea- £ fulfillment of all your hopes. ,^" son, and .throughout the New Year. Year. Continued good health, happiness and i Sincere thanks for your consistent •'•• patronage over the past year. It ha3 success in your daily tasks during; the ','. been a pleasure to serve you and yours. New Year. SPRAGUE I.- Ferrante Bu-i. SHERMAN'S, INC. ROLLO TRUCKING CORP. OIL SERVICE Horns Decoralori HOLLYWOOD SERVICE, Inc. Petroleum and Chemical Transportation Herbert Sprague. 4S Broad St, Red Bank Highway 35 Six Corner* Keyport, N. J. LUlla St Matawa Broadway Keyport, N.

YU.L;-;TIDE I;UH:TINGS • . J Gay as the decorations on your Christmas May a full measure of Holiday cheer'be tree are the wishes we extend to all of you - •" Ju' ^ throughout this holiday season;. .good this Season. May your Holiday be a meny ^—~~.'J~Hh, perpetual happiness arid prosperity one. —i~~xor the New Year. Season's Greetings Our wislie? carry a trainload YE COTTAGE INN E. H. KAHLERT & SONS, INC. Arthur Schultze. Prop, Highway 35 Hazlet to AH. of Yuletide cheer to all of W. Front St. Keyport ; SEASON'S HOLIDAY GREETINGS 7 our friends and patronf. ^fay

To our many depositors and friends in you hive deep and lasting May the Yuletide season the Bayshore area we extend our very happiness and warm friend- bring you and yours all the ships for all the years to come. kftr best wishes. * -,-, • joys your hearts desire. •v r' r Happiness and Prosperity BEDLE YULETIDE GREETINGS throughout the New Year. To our numerous patrons and friends FUNERAL HOMES throughout the Bayshore area, we extend our most hearty holiday season greetings. Good BBOAD ST. KEYPORT KEANSBURG NATIONAL BANK | W. G. Bedle & Son health, happiness and prosperity during the ! ALL-BROS. WOODWORKING COMPANY Agency new year. MAIM ST. MATAWAN Church and Carr Ave. Middletown Branch INSURANCE DIXIE LEE BAKERY MORIZIO BROTHERS Kings War I J Park AT.. Slorent Family KEANSBURG MIDDLETOWN ! 'it Main St. Matawan Palmer Ave. Keansburg

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HOLIDAY GUKKTINfiS SEASON'S 2 v Holiday Greetings SEASON'S TO YOU AND YOURS. GREETINGS GREETINGS Your new nelfihlior n pleasi'd Yuletide Cheer grows greater, the rgore you to h.ivo tins opportunity to Happy New Year Our Sincere Wishes Our very best wishes to our wish every member of your share it. These Greetings extend the warm- for a very numerous customer* and family the brst during the Sacco Taxi Service T.i All f Our best wLthci La all our { YulHlilt* sensiin nnd the new Irkn.'s thrmighout the s!ior» Our Pitruns and Friends. est wishes of the season to all. Joyous Yuletide y patroni and friends Tel. KE 7-3680 Season nroa. ROYAL OIL Sportsman's MAT A WAN SPORTING GOODS CO. to all. KUHN'S BAYSHORE SERVICE nay • Run - George Rarilan Post 23 Boro Cab Restaurant Poultry Farm FISHERY A. L. I):ilf'in'.o, Prop, J Wlllli tind Huth Dillon. American Legion Wllb.rt and Wanda Bak«r MA 1-1843 180-182 Main St. MiltaWRn % y Highway 9 Ch»i«quak* Tel. KE 7-0494 y Ptupiictors Keyport Soulh Ambor 1-1037 Highway 39 CIlHwood Cllllwood Av«. Cllffwood y Broad SI. Kayport c ' ' ' ' A, & «Jt^lil€Wg!jj«^ ••• •"""• '"ffijT"

iitlSl Wi.sllf.H t(l It y{ :>• ' youis will enjoy all our Kriendrt and Our Ueil Wi«hr Our Voiy Bast niinutn of Hi'* holul.iy to «1I diliiiw tit Id HOLIDAY IMS Ol' till' SKASUN'S to You «nd yuur« ' health. lid|>pini's» Ihroiighout th* Yuletlilu nnd ll'ilklny CIIEKTINCS Howling KnUfrnity. GKKKTINGS Associates. VulcticU Cheer nd proiperlly (IIUIIIK tho .ml Brlithtur VIMI Now Vi'ir. Schanck & Sihlcr Inc. II MII I :if iy,-tl.', I'II Our C'littiinu'i'ii, Kili'iul FRED VARLESE IM HIM 1111(1 MASON CONTllACTOn A, D. SHULTZ Mario'* Farm Market KEYPORT S Chester B. Willinmi POMUflANIAN XKNNCI.8 K Texnco 921 fourIh Slrttl The Bargain Home RECREATION J l.iini'iio IUo<. w PLUMBING k HEATING M.iltn S.u ilmi'liKlIn, I'tuil. Service Slalion Union II me It S Morqnnvllla 3(-Vallty Drlvt Legion Huildin« linOAD ST. KIIYPOUT Tal. Krivp^l 7-UH Maltwan f Sunday School Has Garden Club RFD TREE Rev. J. A. Gusweller Mafawan Personal-. Items Christmas Program Holds Open House Feted By Congregation HATAWAM JOURNAL Held In Browntown Mr. and Mrs. Frank h. John- Gives Reception For \ Vicar Is Leaving Friday; Area Items Highland Pnrk, PR.; Mr. Idhincr. Their guests were Mr Mrs. Forrest Miller and dnuglH Zone 10 Members Cheesequake Church D V d djlers, Churlotte and Limln. and , iMilligans Entertain rislmas setllnn Iradl- At the 'luinuRl Christmas pro-|SSfld"™" * ' The ronKregnton of lhe — /-• . irtim held at the Brownlnwn' .. ' old school hotisB L c ,,,,,, Kcyporl Ml,s Bclt Hnl..!morc, P;1.: Mr8. Cyntlil« Grick- den Club 11. . , „ . „, I. hree Sons, Guest held an open Cluncli of Our Saviour, Clieese ' for the infin- fiunl:i>. ijiive a farewell party in Midshipman Fourth C ! as'.» Garden Clubs of tho ijarish hull on Dec. 21 inRichard D. Milllgan ind Mli- U Miss Mnrie Oixub; song, children, Barbara »nd|»nd Mrs. William J. Miller, jr. '^ \"{ t'he"uufe Red' School lionoi- of the Kev. James A.ishipman First Class P.obBrtfF. 11110 Me All the Way," Miss' Betty; "'• M»'. ' Mrs. George Haulett Houise. Nut Swam]) ltd.. Middle- Cluswcller. vicar, who is leDv-|MUll8:an. Aniv.ipoi.in. Md., are. Mr, and Mrs. Fred M. Hur-N'pcn!, over lhe Cinisim.is lioii- (own Township iiiM 'his week lo become rector|spendine the holidays with their y and'their house guest. Co! (lavs with Mrs. Gcomc McLat-; Am lhe"KCVPn vislltrm Ularl ! H of the Church o! St. Matlhewjl»renls. Mr. and Mrs. .Andrew Misses Ann and Arlene Moln»r:1 f, - ' »';««. spent ClU'lst-'chle. Coudcrsport. Pa. clubs rcp|.es(;nted, the ifuests In- recitation "A Christina: Greet-;mas Day wlth Ml'' luld Mrs-! Ml'- and- Mrs. Willinm Mac- eluded Mrs. J. L. Summers and and St. Timothy. West 48th St.. J- Mllliffan, Urowntown. Janv'S; fng." Jeanne Hopkins: song. ;?, _ | -sn-;|;c:-, -'•;"<• To:-.:, nnd Mr. and M\S. Louis F. Durel. Lone: Now York. iMilligan. Electrician T h i r'"d: "Gifts lor Baby Jesus," Julia:itrc11'"*. |JI..' . *I' . • , ". !Mrs- Joseph Edmonds were din- Branch Garden Club; Mri Al- in ThJaniinrr Revy . Mr1948. Guswelle. when rh ecamejclass waNorrolks . Pett. Va.y ,Officer also i.s .vliitlng5-:rvliig- hoin _ Burlcw. Gary Burlew and Ho\v-| Mr. and Mrs. Rerisselaor Liner guests or Mrs. Lawrence J.'fi-cd E. Brown. Mrs. John E. lIIo studen'1'lie Churct at hth eo'. Genera Our lSnvlour^h Theo- pai-ente USs Sthi Mississippis week. , b.ue-.fd a!t ai-d Dunham. j Car tan and Mr. and Mrs. James! Aillu-n on Saturday. Anderson. Mrs. Frank Kenny. louical Seminary. New York, Another uuest at the 0 Han lsOn Hlul and served as student assistant. during Die holidays Recitation "A Christmas! ' ' daughter, San-j Mr. and Mrs., Charles E. Mrs. Alva D. Stewnrt. Mrs. W ID the Rev. GeoiKt Boyd. roc- Wil-h.ii'h " Carol BurleBurleww; solsoloo .Llt "Lit-|- dl'a An,n' Sl'c"1 'tne '"•'••'ayjSpriiiBliarn and thblr house"Kennison; Fair Haven Gm-clen been Miss June Tucker.- Alex--<.j ekelul witl of SI. Peter's Church. Pertli'andria. Va. Miss 1 :;'s.e\ .s tie Stranger .In a Manger'." Je>= ' 'c •••"> ' " Willlam'nuests. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Club, Mrs/Keimison is Ztn:c 10 •amje Hopkins; recitation, "Gifts M°m'e' Seaford, mboy. who also served as vi- r.obert Milligan's fiancii .North', Indlaimuoll.s, Hid.. spc*it!chalrman; Mrs. G. William ar of The Church of Our Sav- fot'Biby Jesus " Julia Burlew Mr. and Mrs. George L. Dou-;ciirlstmas with Mr. and Mrs IviacDonald. Mrs. ...Nbhoias F. dil-eti . "A Christmas Prayer."" b'lc.1'' •"*•.?>•• have I'Cturn-.Harold T. >iir. d h 1e Johnson,' \Vant«t:lv,.N o v a k. Mrs. Frederick A. Aflfr tho Rev. Mr. Guswel- w Jeanne Ho'pKlns, Carol Burlew: f °" a«er spendinB an ear-L. i, Smith. Jr., Miss Suzanne M 1 ly •r '. ordination to the (ieucon- Church Directory weitntlon. "Christmas Is cW; , winter holiday at the Beach MjMr.-am. .,„i„ Mrs. A.'ECI/W Palm?"?" Otov Club. As- e1 T :r f.wly in !fl50 he »'iis trans- dr-en's-Day," Howard Dunham; ^ »f ' "*#**•• °»/ »=; ananUd child,children- . Robert and Peg-'- l-u'"y Park: Mrs- Ml'di'ed -vil<- 'continued from colurr.n six) s£lo..vo Holy Nltjht." Ann Mol Gulf' £la* Rnd v-iUll(f Mr llnd'.sy, spent Christmas with Mrs. Rasonna "and d Mrs. Rudolph A. licin •rn-d by Ihe Into Rl. Rev. Wal- Ml:s Gcor c BoItc Jackst)nvi1 Garden wi: Gardner. Bishop of the Dio- Methodist Church | mar; song. "Star or the East."; ' ? ' -; Albert H.. Angcrsteln. Winning-Atlantic e'i'. lu Holy Trinity Church in Rev W B MaBsnni,.Pastor $ •WflllinUfllllnm PitneyPlincv , A-VanvtA-tocrt HopkinsHnnltlns.i-?. • *"•• jl.ntonn Denpl l Club. Mrs. Edward W. Curric was, ' ' . . . ColhiiKsn'oori. ivl)ere he served "If You Had But Or» i'pai" Otto Gaub, William and James A!so Mrs Hcnl y Minsl will be the sermon topic of the. ' jhosless to the Tuesday Evening ,. ^- nd ^s Frank W Ke- *"'*• Oewse P. Burl. .Mr,-. .: nder lhe Hov, Howard Miller, Aiace, John Blahota, lb a color. In November 1950. ihepastor at the 7;30 p m service - Garden ?on*r. "in the Sti.lness of H^ChHsUna ""dinner"' M« neT*P ""' the\oCy £ee£n'd <•* ™™ K-"™"* . , Rev. Mr. Gusweller was ordain- on Sunday. NijJ-1i>lH.- ;eho,r. carol. ••OCMI^^T™^™*^* Mr. «nd Mrs. Ernest Fu.- ^ «•£ Ojaham Ash mend. ed to Hit* priesthood, ;tud in »• 11 v« TPoin-»fni" aiiriiflHAn'i ' ]*i I'rl ir Pnm nfnn Pin tint iviio? A 11111, IJLUIUE. , iiim.j,iiu annual Christinas ii'fr Irinimini: c(inli's| held by thr dc Trinity Episcopal Churoh > All Ye Faithful," (audience: jBUsS| Mrs wilMam R Cl.aig_ Krj-niirl. rrsiillril in ;i first February 1!)51, lie received a about ChrlstmaS| . ,_ laid. ji.. 1 ompton Plains. Garden Club partmuils or Ilic Arms-ron; (Oik V... Main St., Matawan Mj s Ra]ph c Bea]e Mrs Ra Mrs. J. 1 1 siirlinE (li'iMii'tnii'iil. The call from St. Mary's Episcopal Franklin Dominick 'Tlwi ,)1.eslc'|enl of t,ne Grow !"'" I' ** "' I't'lM nrrM-nlecl t•> I he 1 Rev B Mt'K Garllck -, Hymns Miss Marie Gaub; somt.iph ^ Herrlc-ki Mrs; Lerov H entertained at luncheon Tue.s uilgini: look pl;n-i' riiiirsdnv mnriiinc. riiul judec ; «''re Udborl Church. Keypoi't. to -serve as -,,,,, „,,,, «,,,,, Ml.>. MlirDnn Rector i "All Throutili the Year, audl-|S|ckolSi Mrs oharlPS r, Sp'rlng. day. Her guests were Mrs. Wii- alCil esenled Kfltliu'fll, a iiriisinnril rmplnyec of Ihc coinjiaiiv. ;iiul I'jilricl.i'their rector lo fill the vacancv P' Fcrrnntc mid llrnry Sullivnn, sruiors al Kc.vpmt llifh Scliool. caused by 'lie resignation of the Holy Eucharist anc lTn ence. horn. Mrs. William Wasmu'.!i liam H Bergen BrurinKton.! ifl' t Gard club "• :ibovr. in thr usual ,,rln St., Mmt»w.tn Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Roy- er the luncheon. iMrs. Herbert SchroeUer pouri-dl Church of Our Saviour, will of- Rev Lawrenc* R. Billsf Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Arace cr have returned from a 12-day Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Dern-Mrs. Stewart Whaley was chair-: jficlate at the two churches on Pustor : entertained at a.party on Chrlsl- skiing vacation at Manolr St. 1 r r 1 Pint Chiircti of Chrix, Sc'«n(l«<;Sunda,v. "God Is Able" will be vie bergcr spent Christmas with man of the hostesses comitilt-i>J1.{|;tt3 '|^ t,^ " ,. i. i-upy must br ,1 mas Eve Guests were Mr. Castln,' Lac Beauport. Quebec Mr. and Mrs. Joseph CulllBan.ltee and Mrs. Raymond J. De-'intnto tins oriicoriice Uttr than Vi Broad St . Ktjp«rl Services at The Church ol Our tor's communion nied;;i;ion at: »nd Mrs. Jacob Gaub. Miss Mi- ylcil ckk Mrs. MRrguerite R. Laird Rye, N. Y. JRIddeJ r headed the dccorations!! " ""'"""' ' "" Sunday service 11 a.m.. Sun-ISaviour are as follows: Holy both the 10 and 11 a.m. Siirvlccs," vie Gaub, Mr. and Mis. Fred spent the Christmas holiday day School 11 ».m. Wednes'Communion and sermon, 8:00 Sunday. A nursery is -onHuct-'' Gaub, Miss Jean Gaub. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. (iciald Hyland committee. : Assirnhlv cif dnil weekend with Mr. and Mrs. and sons, Henry and Jay, Som-' Wrapped Christinas girts, do-; KnrrlnKton Rd. day testimonial meeting S p.ra ;«.in.: church school, 9:30; eveed- for children whos; jaren;sj" Mrs; Otto Gaub, James and Bil-John Laird In Fair Haven. Room open Wednesdiiylning service, 7:00. wish to attend the 11 o'clotk.^, ly Arnce, Browntown, and ervllle, and Mr. and Mrs. Ron-Unted by club members for the' eeCheesequakq e Mr and Mrs. George R. Gas- 3 to 4 p m. ! service. Sunriny schoo' .:i>n\en-5' Whlted Brown and son. Freder- aid D. Sheldon and dauKhterj patients of Allenwood Satiltor-Mrs. Ellr.sbeth'Schmitt. Fattor ikel! have returned from a sev- ' placeldd undedr ththe!! , |,.' , , How lasting oeacc and har;Jannette H. Heyer es at 10 a.m. vith cUues for;, ic. Cheesequake. Snllyy, were Chrlstmstmss dinner;dinner;'"'«. Th( Th( NcNcw yeiyei|,s Ev(Ev( wntwnt,cchh eral days visit with Mr. andKUests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry;Chrlstmas tree, whichihh was Bai- , i art- many may be gained through!Weds Donald Manuel ' ench age group. i Christmas dinner guests of ; :n:n,Bhtt sservlce e will be nc d st t Mrs. George K. Gaskell...Colum- L . MartinMti , , ji>j> . jlandej d with festoons of red; ; i Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Hopkins bus, Ohio, and Mr. arid Mrs. jlanded with festoons of red;ln|ln, | aall 0 pp mm Rt,freshments steadfast trust in God's good-j MJM JtnneUe Hc]en Hever_ Church Of Our Sa%i]jru ^ were Mr. nnd Mrs. George Kos- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Diet-, cranberrierabriess annd white popcjrn.,popcjrn wi,j be served ness and power will be brought. . . . Llames Hobstetter. Dayton; Ohio. rich, Miss Vlrslnia and Doug-Myriads of hand-crafted angels ' ' duuglltcr oi Mr and Mla Jo tuk; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kostuk Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Neid- out at Christian Science scrv-iseph Heyer, Lloyd Rd.. Mata- Rev. Henry A. Male, Vlea'r" 1.. Dietrich sp,nt Chrlstmas.comp.eted the tree dU Holy Communion w'.U be•"'» and children. Freehold; Mr. nger entertained at their an- ices Sunday. wan Township, and Donald Eu- and Mrs. Leon Hopkins and Mr. Day with Mr. andI Mrs FrankFrank; :^7r7Z 'evening service Is at 7:30 p.m. 8 a.m. Sunday. -,& nual Christmas cocktail party j ,,, The lesson-sermon entitled!Bcne Manu|11' son of Mr- Rnd and Mrs. Richard Hopkins, Monday afternoon when about!Dietrich. Drexel Hill, Pa. On Entertain At 4-H f rnlly w be held ln lne _ . , .,, ... j, Mrs. William Manuel. Brown- ' Goti will consist of readings.,„„.„ „„ „ „„....,„., .. Fint MelbodiKt Chutoh Holmeson. J50 guests were present. {Cheesenuake Khe House. Route Main St., MaliwtD Mr. and .Mrs. Paul Molnar Mr. and Mrs, Willinm Wph- 34, on Saturday, Jan. 7. 1056. at from the Kins James Version1 Monday. Dec. i!6, 1D55, by~MaK- and daughters, the Misses Ann man, Maywood, spent the week- Her Albert D Cum. Pastor and Arlene, entertained on 'end with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Christmas Day. Their guest* J. Stames. were Mr. and Mrs. Barth Gaub Mrs. Carl Brock, Hillside, has and Mrs. Lena Tall, Keansburg. returned home after spending Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cot- several days with Mr. and Mrs. trell. sr., spent Christmas aftr Harry Aube. jr. Anna Lewis Loug. fsainh's promise of .iieace for, • ernoon with their son-in-law and Mr. and Mrs. Aalph W. Her- is daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill rity, was a g-uest. rick and Miss J. Mabel Brown Heights, Ohio, have been spend- ;. H.; Wallace, Keyport. were guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. packa8es of cookies were ing two weeks with Mrs. Edith en to each of lhe lenders by llie ", J. A. Ross. .Elizabeth, spent Frank H. Conover. Stamford, Carhart. i.neellst. is on WATV. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. WiljConn- . and Mr. and Mrs. Frank 13. on Wednesdays at 8 p.m. \ mind is M,:iyod on Ihoe: liam Pitney and family. Mr.' and Mrs. Alan Bruce: were made ihe trusteth in thee." |Valentine, Tenafly, on Christ- Clark. Medina, Ohio, are spend- thiid cookinu Mr. nnd.Mrs. Otto Gaub were |inns. (ielnnemane Lutheran Church j Also emphasizing the avail-; Monday dinner guests at the ins I" days with Mr. and Mrs.! The need for Maple PI., Keyport lability of God-given hitrmoiiyj jaml 'oodncs e rlti;

^ DayWiS;Mr.andM with Him. reflecting goodness NEW AND USED CARS Mr. Arace's mother, Mrs. AuTitu- s Nicholas and Miss Mil- Ralph Thatcher, Red Bank. Ann 4 gust Arace, Elizabeth, and supdrc- d Nicholas, Glendale, L. I. and Mat-f-aret Chamber- Ktjport Rrlormcd Church land power." j On MoMiiKiulli Street OPPOMIC C'arlton '8'tualre per guests of Mr, and Mrs. Jo- Afr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Di-.|nln, Mai-Raret Read, .Vfarie Warren St., Keyport j A nationwide television pro-i t th , ,,, ISanto and Marilyn and : seph Arnce, Elizabeth. and/J°I Mis ZZ. William t Carol Pliy, Candy andi Rev. Roderick N DeYoung luram is sponsored on Sunday! Red Bank 6-4545 — 6-0176 Miss Margaret Ann Read, Ma- Jr. •jspent Christmas weekend with;Melody Bastedo. Virginia Lind-! Scnlor cholr practice ls ^jat 12:45 p.m. over Stntion WOR-; tawan and Miss Jean Gaub •Mrs. Rose Bettino. Waterbury.ner end Su» Ann Newman. n|ghl 8t 8 p m |TV, Channel 9, entitled "How Miss Jeanne Anderson : spent Dec. 20 lnNew York. JGllbert Anderson, Union, were ""•• I — • Junio!„„!„r„ choi„!, ,r practic]„.,„,!„e„ is Q,,Sun« I'Cnristia- n Science Heals." They attended an evening per- Christmas Day guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jac Cushman,Three Hostesses For iday at 9 a.m. with Sunday formance of "Pnjama Game." and son, Geoffrey, attended a Emmanuel Assemblies of God and Mrs. Bayard T. Lnmborn. family d'innJerchrl1stmas"at"thejPro8re8s've Dinner jSchool starting at 9:45 a.n. The Middle Rd., North Centciville Mrs. A. Olrard, Point Pleas- Mr. ano Mrs. George Shaw ant, and J. Williams, Newark, home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert! , morning worship service lit Rev. Ellas Ellison, Pastor jand Mrs. Margaret Shaw, YonH- Cushrhan Princeton Junc-i MiSs PeRB>> A"" Re ' Mll!'a''l0:4S a.m. Is preceded by a 15- Sunday School for all ngee u| were Monday guests of Mr. and kers, N. Y., are the guests of n P-'nceton •>»«««„, and Miss Mary Lou Bla--mtnute orgBn recltnl Cnurch Mrs. William Pitney. at 10 a.m. and morning wor Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Kattner, Mr and Mrs Charles E Hunti1""" "'" M'ss Doreen Se" membership and Bible Class ship ls at 11 o'clock An evan Mrs. John Carvan, Rochester, prior to moving to Florida. Bl owmown w c BARGAIN! if enferfer'tainet d at open hous '?• ' ' "' hostesses meets at 7:30 m the )unlor ;ellstlc service Is held Sund»y| N. Y., spent this week with her Mr. and Mrs. John C. Eggle- l ess1 d uncle, aunt and cousin, Mr. and Christmas Eve Their guests " ," '"°f ^ »»f P^'V youth fellowship at 0:30 p.mli. t 7:30 p.m. Prayers arc said [ston spent Monday with Mrs. senlor uth at 8:15 for the sick at all services. Mrs. Jacob Gaub and Miss Ma- were Mr. and Mrs. Alan Brucejwns served ttt " H. Schleffclln Snyers, City Is- ReR" I o'clock, on the first, second and Tuesday at 7:30 p in. the young! rie Daub. |land. N. Y. i ' Mrs. A. Aumack, Keyport, people's service Is held. LADIES' DAY | Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ber- The League for Service meets Prayer end Bible study ls had as her guest on Friday, gen, Barringlon, R. I., artcrse , Diane and Candace Rum- 'was at Miss Worselcv's and dur- Mrs, William Pitney, sr., a for- son; Mlsa Ann Tichenor, New! |the second Wednesday of each Thursday nt 8 p.m. ONE DAY, ROUND-TRIP COACH _ \i spending the holidays with Mr. the remainder of the eve {Continued In last column) m IT neighbor. land Mrs. Edwin H. Domlnlclc. Over 40 members enjoyed the Rumson; Mr. and Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brun- Franklin Ing. 1 covered dish luncheon and dnge and Mrs. Matthew Bnm- Dominick, Mr. andi Attending were Miss Rita Jon-;in Christmas party of the Brown- ».Tl._ and es, Larry Salmon, Alton Davis. % EXCURSIONS dnge, Trenton, rpent Christmas town Parent-Teacher Associa- weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Karl i .David Benton, Fred Hasomnn,|t' tion on Thursday evening. Heuser IbTt °nd M™' Conrlul Se'innd Thomas Curry. MRtnwan;|g TO NEW YORK AND NEWARK Mlss Jfnn Gnllb Miss P( Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coloti „,. nnrt M ,„.„,, ! - 'BKy;? altended a family chrlalm.J.- T*?e Jfn»P, T "^"•Chamberlain, Browntown: Wil- f< Marie K, Dietrich am Htmen Idlnner at the home ,( Mr. and *°" vf'L ^Z H , \ "' " - Cheescquake. and J E; itcrtains Grange Ce Mrs. Peter Chylko. East Bruns- ^|f o,'oVn Monday ; Richard Johnson. Cllffwood. || Marie Kathleen Dietrich en- 11 He tertained at Liberty Orange No. "'iilium K. Slevenson. sr,. spenfLvfJ^,/ !^'," D,^... ^iDance For Patients ig Commencing January 4,1956 81), Marlboro. Friday evenlng^FYiday to Tuesday with Mr. midMonday with Mr. nnd Mrs. J.jAl Marlboro Hospital I Mrs/'Milton F. Stevenson, jr., •when a Christmas program was Raymond Kctclu-I. I i Syracuse, N, Y, APMOXIMATtLY presented. Marie HIUIK several Dr. Conover H. Burlew and At the openiiiK of the new I Pied E. Hessey, llaverford, IlUon b ildi nl Christmas, carols and accom- Mrs. Uurlew have relumed afl ? « »K Marllioro,g Pit. spent Snturdny and .Sunriny! le l panied herself on the accordion. jer spendinif lhe wuc-kend withjf.'" II with his parents, Mr. and 100 |: i. She also WHS accompanist as Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Smith, Jr I 1 Frederick M. Hessey. [md lnt ir. the iiudlence sang Christmas Westwood, Mass. ' " ' iU'ectlon oi MIS'* h PRICE enrols, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Russell, I! Mrs. W. Oliver Dim-In spenl'Eln" A»'lljcl- Recreational l'Jl-,g A special feature of the prosr.- . Newark: Mr. and Airs. Wli- lector, and iier staff. |y i yilPi'J'W.f'1'.11. rjt.e'.- lncJ- ft\' J."* 11 New YoiK II-.- Hum Huthmaclier, and MrsChristma. s with Mr. nnd Mrs. gram wns a spelling bee. The Myron Rumson. Music was furnished by tlieig two winning girls and boys will Cora Buckley, Neptune, spent "Bob Hold Trio," Matnwan,|v I Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C, I-nckcy. Asbuiyl-in!.. 1.80 represent Liberty Orange on Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. featuring Miss Ann Sakowski as li Irving Russell, jr. fivIiiKton, spent CTlii-lKliiinn wlih I.onii Ilinnch a.10 1.00 Jan. 13 nt which time the win- [Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Robin- l'6c«llsl. Mr. Clold pluys Die I" Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnck Iltnitien 1 .OS 1.3C ring girl and boy will represent son. trumpet, Anthony Uottone, ilie Monmnuth County Orange thai. New York, Mrs. Mr. and Mr.s. W. Rulon Smltli drums and Joseph Sakowskl, ac- Good tti\ tiaiiiK iiiiivini^ Nowmk lifter 0:08 A.M. of TriMiton. Hosteller and dniiKhter, MM cordion. Here's hoping thnt In lirid, "your Milp rompn In" . . . New Voil; add II 28 AM. nnd iciuiiiiiiK en liny train entPi'Lilncd at a family Christ AttendiiiR from Muluw.'.n \\i the uliin I" represent Liberty r|f_hJ,vJftden,-wl';h.,.[j^f>iUB com* true, wished ftilflllfrt lip !

Mid happlncsn lu complete iho pictiiro of n m^inoi able f • imm «l»tl»r> un tin; Nr\y S'oik & Long Bli'htli Knihoad - I | nuns mny be pur;ilm.':ed »t this Willinm Si, I), JnnUcn, . Hlntf yf»r. To :ill our friend* mid in-1«tiboi K uoct Uili deep «nd from Pio'lh Amljoy. "" ""~ -"" ""»"»"""*' • ••••• mn.. ,Mr....«)Ml..JU,c«. office •, hum, Mass. VVarmnn mid children. Miriam. *wKS. • **M*»* '• • ' .*...-...... •..-.; ..-./ •.•"'• '• r ' I*." i*-f*j"'T ,n;,'i,.'.*,y;. ,'*.f,*;;ly Kllnsbeth »nd Illchnrd R,. Me The director* of Mie Wmrinrrji Tlik* lilt tinm Fj'.l coiivchii'i'l. iiHii|{)ilnl>liv No pmk- tiiclmn. KndMi. nnd Mm,Her Club of MnUwnn held a Christ Ing woiil*"*; K'ljdy H io".ii("\vu New York Onry, Tliflmjr iind JMIR, Matlona, ncHiia t-v.i ri: II'IHIIALID urii'in HIAIII'U.O WM. G. BEDLE ln«, P». wore Mm. Keivind Farmers & Merchants W/jlW Nelmlf/ftii-t foM'lnliJirn. " " L, Cnrlan" Mm. I'i'fd M. Tkktll will Ii* mn pi nl on liulm ol And Son Agency u Mra. PcUr A. liciid. Mr*, F) I ruo re, Kattner, Mn. «llli»f i(>iliii«i4, •KC#|II ficxn Pt-rlli kihhhf. Nerving the f'ublld Ulnco IP04 Clint !<•«> K. Hunt, Mm. HnyHid National Bank 'I', I.iunboni, Mm, Kmi Kdihrr, Jersey Central Lines Mm. Allan J, Morrlfiun, Mrs. Malawan All Kinds Of Insurance lnhllKOli (,'intMl, Mrs. W. Itulou Minlth, Mn, fiKiik f,. JOIIIIMJII, Oldoiti nuik III Monmciilli fi>u»il.r — Ktlithllahrd IMO Pennsylvania Railroad MA 1-0273 Mm, Wnlter Tnylor, Mm, Dit Membrr l''edt,-^l Ilrt.«n« Hrklrm—Mrmhcr frdcml MATAWAN via M, Uruce. MIHM Klitliit). (,'hcv l I Carporitllnii L -.„,....__ Hilt nl lui ii!#iiiiip < iy niul Mm, John Klnnty. ARCHITECTORII TILE CO. TEAM PLAYS AT KHS COURT WEDNESDAYS jVictory Championships Abound IFF* sK> |U,IATAWAN JOURNAL " • ' i^™™™""™™"'"-n-.- •- -.h High Schoo, Sprts {|) 1955 Dee. 23, 19'ia

•' Fage MHS Has Greatest Athletic Year- Best Football Year For KHS By Douir Sentcll ,i KHS Plays Alumni High school athletics were tlie:rank wlln llie nat'on's greatest. in the bayshoro sports' Deniitml Cresil Tomorrow Night soen? in 1955. While Keyport: Among the local leagues there His;li hart some noteworthy sue-,was more demand for place", oh 1 Dukes, Larry's, On cesses, athletics at Matawan teams and teams in lea^n-. High .School .stood out. above all'tlinn ever could hi' .s>tti-,fied Card; Hawks Win Five! elsc. The school whose colors The opening of Dom LJI.I IM in- Maroon untl Steel lutl tlu-.te's new place in Midd otovwi Keyport High Schools varsity; jreatesi. year in athletics in its next month will ease but li.ud basketball team will oppose the! h'ory. i|y meet the full i-eqiUKMiii-m-. Alumni at fie school By" t»-; morrow night in a benefit game! 'hr: M:.uiiwan Hiali basketball: The bowlers of the Kc»pi >il for the K.H.S. Mothers' Club.; in started ii by taking the Matawan area were honoind m This annual event, will brinsi Jersey. Group f, crown, having two of their numbf .id back to the Raider court. 10 ballj flic baseball team made short vancfd in boiling's oflici.ilclom players who have performed for vork of the Sboie Conference:El Barker was made iiind \-ci Ke-yporl in the past. Loading i went to the semi-final president, of the N. J State -the list for the alumni will be' round of the tri-county luiirna-.BowlIng Association and Id Ac'le Cottrdl, who led the shore! ninm in which Perch Amboy, a Burke, IOIIK time secretary of Group 4 school, hung a first Hie Merchants League, became. conference in scoring la.st sea-j . - ! son and now is playing semi-1 'llu' Til('rs «''<• (l"- outstanding• inclusti-iul plant IKIIII of dip l>a.vslinrc ;uc:i. areordinjr to dale.defeat on them. ,an officer of the Monmo'itii The whiskered did uent put in a C/MI|I!I> of liouis at Rarilan . k ., M ' ! Xlie iM'rsomiul of llir Irani is piclurril as fiiilntvi lli-i'l in riahli: KnrHiiiK: i\)iki> Slnino i-uarli- The Matawan High track County Bowling Association, l*ost 2:{. A niri-irun i-''s'ui K- Icrry I-'echan- sialo chamijionship in a sport, to do in 1!I5C as the state howl- ahiivt SIIDUS llu cmnmitUM' of l5 season ro.-!needx promised construction of lor, of boys are not going to be SlCOl and a fishing and boating Moody 122 fc» start at 7 p.m. Dancing willjR. Scobey 1S5 172 159 Atco manager Mike Strano! 178 Ihe football eleven which Ma-public courts and proper organ- "left out." season can run him nearer to Geraghty 183 Jkilow the Alumni game. |B. Aumack. 120 ... 8'nve much of the credit for the 130 tawan trod on Thanksgiving,i'-ation in a Malnwan-Keyport gemi-pro baseball was mark-'$2000. It is a rough situation. The Dukes got their season! Blind • . 135 '•R. Geraghty 174 155 Real win to Bill Volkert. who was as 27 Day is still, with its li 2 record.itennis club to nivo it tlie stand- ed |,y tU(, smfl 0( uie Mntawan: es'atc. subdivisions have underway last, week' but wereJR. Drost. -,. 103 192 17 ^ . , ,, "|Handicap 27 27 tlu> best footjial! team in Redjing it deserves, franchise' in the Jersey Shore, uprooted all'the .old hunting and upset by the strong Matawan T. Nells 150 158 signed to slow down the scor- find White history. In baseball Acquire New Horses League to Keyport. The team same preserves ill the area, but 678 612 .wks five, 78-56. Ik was the H. Freeman 133 185 inmanng pac, Catalie setn hcaptainv Johnn, ywh oWicl: has-! 65U ;and basketball, Keyporl. also Horse racing gained locally \ \ 50.50 season on wins and-'"1""'1' Mayor J»un \V. Apple- SportinK Shop VM a victory for the Hawks. The K. Burton 183 107 been racking up more than 20-! (1) fared well, being the second-during tlie past ar by the at:- i i , „,, atsalnst the gate' Matawan. and his associ- , McKeen 158 123 osses am u ai game was played at the Lau- points every game. He got on- 145 place team in the Conference'tivity of owners in acquiring i hopeless .situation when it ales ln'tde a fat-sighted move Scobey 216 14!) 177 llsim rence Harbor Casino. ; 770 .835 841 ly II on the Ke.vpou High '"B" group to Matawan in these'new stuck. The owner-trainer . - ., in thi.s matter in 1D55 when they BiMerback 157 148 157 canle t0 lrv)ng !0 dl 11H cr(nvd Although, beaten, the Dukes Ted's Bar .(I)-;- court, which slowed down his sports. In Acie Cottrell, the father and son ••&•mibination of (/competition with big acquired a farm in the Burnt Bilderback 153 167 134 bccauso showed a strong potential. Un- S, Basemowicz 178 174. 21: pace enough to make the mar- Red and While had one of tlie Paul Lafayette and Jack Lafay- league baseball on television.-F1-v woocle(t section ot Marlboro Handicap 31 31 31 der a drive led by Bob Boyce, T. Gale. :"*••: . 197 206 158 gin of victory for the Keyport jbest high school basketball pluy-jetle claimed new horses while xcyport merchants nave a former KHS star, the Hawks Blind : , 135 135 135 plant team. iej\in this area in some time. iraciw their stable at Monmouln lpam good jjnanc|,,i smpport to! That's about it for another rushed to the fore, but the Du- ! 713 018 041 Morris •: 195 197 Atco raced away to an early individual honors in 1955|Park and Garden State. Over mu SOI- 201 178 second quarter to give every- i 1954 decathleon by improvingiof racing stock during the year, k011)i» 11 made strong strides dur- Leeion-Bowlel's Parlv again at halftime, 32-30. A. Nappl, 194 191 body a chance to play and Cata- ihls standing this year. He alsoijust recently inquiring n: 703 702 Frank- ,,1B thc pasl yeiu. Tnc Keyport! A.*. Ann rkilJ«« The Hawks went Into a sioneji,.'- "Mor'izio 159 '•'Iwas the high scorer for the Ma-lentme. one of the more success- rjujtp' 11 rrtLls uu nllaren m 173 in was back in the ball game, Hollywood Service (2) Dukes and the Chltwood liajnsi" ^ defense to check their Keyport p'_ Devino 13 187 at halftime, 31-27. J. Giles 16S 161..ItaWBii forces in winning lh?!ful horses to run al Tropical .)rovll rivals in the second half. I'jj,''Dav'lno 171 i-.jinwBu IUHTS in wiiiiiuiH uivjiui "U1.M.-O i« •"" ••> ""i"v-»' provided interesting action on! Santa Cluus arrived In K>v 14 197 The Keyporl team pulled a- G Arnold 176 148 - '- • ' ' ' He looks for nla was this strategy which won the -te track championship. On-;Parwarkd lastot awhite,- good. He looks for Sunday aflemoons ,lt tl,e loclll ™ (pni Saturday and no way again in the third quarter'T. Giles 141 180 144 ly recently Kuhns gained a sec-;ward to a good season at tlie ,,,,-i'dironsdirons. 7 The new Town Teain! ,,,, at the Raritan Post 23, "game. Playing a large part In .* ' t Aft nrtr nsij ri slo od 99 935 0 show they could do it when G. Arnold olid in tlie high jump of tlie;Alianii truck. (Football League will be revamp American Lesion Hall, where the success of this defensive 212 143 167 _ metropolitan AAU, a rare ac-! Harness racing pulled out i goinghe distributed gifts to 400 chil- formation was George Hunter, Cliff's Seafood Mkl. (3) they had to. However, the Am-; ed and shou d be a good H. Stover 173 170 - 181 boyans proved to be dogged 695 632 ^•jicomplishmetu for a boy still in from under som? 01 tile law- concern in 1956. Idren Arcnvrimir tn rhmmnn. a former Matawan High star, school. J. Ennis 169 147 191 fighters and were closing in (-OIHMI'S Liquor Store (1) high .suit, that weighed on the fu-; In 0UlsWc basketball, the Ma-^rHowaid Creed of the L- Just released from the armed ISaseliall Cumcli.'ick C. Morrison 147, 188 186 ast against, the tiring Keyport- Wolff 187 135 1C9 Hire of racing al Freehold Race- l£nvaI1 c|]ul.cll Leagl,p lla(| tO!8ion ,J0st. and Joe Poulso.-i and forces. way mit S )OU B. Harris . 92 167 180 ;rs, as the final gun sounded. Wolff 87 124 122 The comeback of high school , ' ,, "' J "7^""'™ disband when the Matawanichailes Brownmiller, who head- The Dukes were the first 72 165 160 Atco was to suspend indus- Paris 147 158 12gjbaseball was the feature of the new .sensations during the year;courl wa& lorn „„. The Key.|£,d Uic ronlmitle(. to,. Ule b . Hawks opponent this year to trial league' play last night for Metzger 196 168 244;::ear insofar as sports are con-|with the investigation of alleK-1)ort Recreation League also'ers there were 2000 toys 400 hold Jud Muro under 20 points. 53 837 80the8 Parkway Sweet Shoppe five, 5 5 5:cenied. Tins sport had fallen;ed collusion among leading dri- .nare.'y survived, due to some'pounds of candv'and 500'cups The Hawks forward was limit- Handicap Pete's Appliii Hccs (0) at Laurence Harbor. The Til- into the doldrums so badly thejvers. Despite these played-iip.i,eip f,.om the Keyport High Of ice cream given out ed to five field goals. Reg Po- 160 149 ers upset the Sweet Shoppe in 572 590 669|teams were playing before two.sensations. the public continu- Mothers' Club and Coach Stan; The sponsors announce that ' - sparked the Dukes drlvu. A. Lambert . 137 124 he- first ,55-51. Broad Cleaners (0) lor three spectators. The win-jed to show its liking for the. Baker, of the Red and While.i the followin" persons won sue .'nl box score: B. Kohn game, St. E. Bechtoldt 143 204 Pryor 93 103 132 "i"l! «' « Shore Conference .sport by increasing its mutuel TIle teams Jn tIlls al.ea louad;cM awards' Jae xruscarelli 7 IfiTt-an Hawks (78) Atco (71) V. Landry 152 178 M Ross 126 145 I13;crown in the sport became play at Uie county sent track more _ p,.ofil in ,,iaving in iheJKpamcy St Kevporf Henry F P G F r L. Devane 179 167 R. Pryor 123 166 Ho: meaningless when the organl-|by seven per cent, recreation leagues in Red Bank Schacht. Port Monmo'utlr Al 5 0 10 C. DeNardo, t 5 0 10 D. Caden. f H. Ross 147 187 204'aation was split.into two groups Harnes" s racin-'•—g owner~ ""s- were''"" and LoH. B Branch_ . . The Archl-jsfgYsmondf. ~ Llovr; Walt Metzgcr- Fred Q ll Ted's Bar 20 TL Duckenfletd, 7, 7 0 14 T, Knam 124 137 a Var- 8 ; bringing a Monmoutii County at Vcrnon Downs. The Dan-.,, j Pete's Appliances 15 27 Feelian, & 1 0 2 J. Knam 178 150 . ,, bas made basketball free lese and John Davino. The :te.»m into competilian with thejeei.s. HaioUl and Sonny, did well |, |, i, hir-'conimiitee was warm in Its 30 Q rjglMatawnn Sporting 11 31 to M wiit) w(s to wate v 687 629 711; ton flight Middlesex County|Witii their horses at Roosevelt j,,R t|lp Keyport High court one'praises of the assistance given (561 32 10 74 1 Keyport Dukes Matawan Keyport Itcc. (3) , was a needed shot in thcjRliceu-uy and added new stock. i for the interesting by Legion Auxiliary members G F While Rutgers c verall wrestl- CaUlill (70) nig lt a week ing record againsl thls winter's Blind 151 151 15ljarm for this sport. Those who jut their farm in llolmdel. Son-. lnciustrial |L.aKne Barm..s. The and the wives of !*he bovlers Porr 4 0- G K P M. Benton 139 156 > on )onents before the season Linsky, { 2 6 10 130 like scholastic baseball werelny Dancer mid Geurge Mo!uar L.,urence Ii.ul/rir C.-IMIK, havTIu- comimtiw called tlie com- R. Pokallus 11 0 2' l l Benton 169 162 was m5 curren Coach Dick Ribovich, t 7 1 15 163 pleased with the spectacle ofjwll! be the two "fledgling rac--|,Pf>n the refur;f of the Parkway munilv'M financial support Potts 0 16 - Devino 152 185 ; Vollva hatl comp led a 36-13-2 Wlckmann, c 3 5 U 144 G00 people cathered in Watersjers" at the famed track in Old sweri sboppe and Mutawnn he.irti-nmu Poknllus 0 — •Stadium. Perth Amboy, in MayjWcstbury when activity ve.su 111 • ' . mark against the nine teams. Blllich. g 7 1 15 Jacques 1 611 054 594jo wutcli .\ratawan play Penhcs al Hoo-.evcll Raceway :><•>:' |^B9KP^B>IIMimBWM*3P—S!Mi*l^BB—WM^—Wi Hemmerltn 4 8t 8 3 19 Pour teams. Temple, Brown, C. K. Bahrenburic (0) Amboy. jsprinK. '8 0 56'Co'Ba'e and N.Y.lf,, never have Ulrichsen 145 134Vi\ II,i|old D e i 11, Matawan'sj Speedboat racing was. the [e,i 27 16 70 Pieper • 115 192 (defeated a Dick Voliva-coached Score liy quarters: 163groat p itcher. made pos3ible|iure or another succ.fs5.ful rcg.u Score quarters: Pieper 139 137USj'lliis return to interest In higirta al Keyporl July ;o. but in .73IRutgpr.il wrestling team. The atalin 10 17 15 28—70 Hawks 16 !G 26 20 1 M. Bahrenburg 179 H'.l14Dischool baseball by his hurlinggeneral the sport was .starved 8 ""2 ~\ is 56 Scarlet's mark against these Atco 21 10 22 21—74 Dukes [for the Maroon and yteel. DolUjlocally due to lack of an orgiin four opponents since 1940 Is 10- Officials: Ridelle, Baker. 0. 578 624 58l|conlinued to perform in stellai-jUation lo proiiidK- riu-nm 1 •: Cliff's Seafood 10) ifashion with the South Amboyi'the. younger iirivc.-s, .: .1:1111.1 Holy Name Basketball 136 lATONTOWM In 20 games liist wintor Rut Helnke 146 156 BrigB-s team during the sum-JDavis got away 10 a fine .-,i;ir. gr-rs' John Builder scored;i :i!)|League Starts Jan. 8 Greenman 114 120 124'mer. His turt'ier development in the inboard hydroplane di points. In his first four this' L. Greenmen 19U ll'J 14:!;next spring as a pitcher for theivislon. but was put out rjf no I inn Jan. 8 has been set as A WALTER BtADf THIATIIt season, tlie Nutlcj,' iiroducl the D. Heinka 190 194 17G(Holy Cross College freshmenjjuly 4, Gr-orge Aiidrew-v, .\!a tul- !t O|iiMi~ir-:;n—Slum- Starts 7~)0 lied 50. opc'iiitn? dale for MonmoiiUi 1 will be followed with intense In 'tawun. conltnued lo huld County Junior Holy Nrune Lea- 640 502 598,teresl. [place in I lie oulboard Open the Year Hound gue basketball play, according Larry's Uurbrr Shop Ctl j Star At Iliitneis I'rep Iburnei-i hyuropiauc di'. I IDMUND OH AINGiR .. IlHliVHlllil in-('.;l IMi'i'lli In tin.- Rev. John Hendrlcks, otjH, 15S 177 10a[ Dill Utter, who was laiKelyyj SSullboau t lacing iviimined Pole ROBY I SHtlllY I U llialrr-. Ht. Joseph's parish. Keyport,;L. Vecolilo 176 135 144 respotislblo for the Maroon nndisicl: .sport In Keyport until the who will again direct the ur-iR, Dolsou 179 142 13'J-SI eel's success in basketball,ivery end of tlie ifiison wlicn UTONTOWH M1H CALHOUH' W1IITIRS! ROLAHR THtATtS nanizaiion. E. Conqver 235 178 213jnow is a l!0 point aveniB'.- lnnn'crusltw auxiliary nu-in- mil \ The SI. Joseph's court alone Handicap 17 17 17'tor Rutgers Prep and is draw-jiiiidcr way hetwei'ii Uie Cmoits THE TREASURE OF KEANSBURG, N. J. talent lowned by Ihr Bilcox FKI. .mil S.XT.—iu-:c. :;n-::i will he used this year. Games Ing tin' eye of college Oppotltn Public School 763 5811 OtS'si'ontx. jund Jacl". HfMity's Nnnelte. Tlie —A Itis :! I'nil Slum-— Phonr K iburit D-0900 A'lll start t p.m. Sundays and PANCHO VILLA ^rfornlanrri Btirl Ihi'ii' will be two or three i',nin Ilay-ihore Slatliinrey II: I Dan Vauderbilt and Steve Fe-;Atlantic HinhlaiiU:; Yac-lit Club I Died a Thousand •I Kit. us a.s the schedule requires. Itellzenrodor 152 175 180.dele closed out lirlllianl foot- broiiKht tin1 Imj- back Into In- Sllllll.l Kim- II iv 1)1,1 rP SJ.turdAJ' Poat 124 1SS1211'ball careers al Matawan liyternatioual Slur Class racing Times iintiM Hiinday To date five parishes are en riiiitinuiiii I'rrlnini.iMr u I :\; .SllI'ltlM- WillllTS Mill n 130 18l!slinlt»rliig Ihe fine hope;, of | where Keyport sinned as DI Ample tercel. They are St. Joseph's :.' — Itli: Alliai tin .I.H'k l'al;illrr 31. Juinc.t, Red Bank: SI. 175!Keyport in the annual Thanks jyore. — pills — — Klvltiu Day Kiiiiuv Vanderbilti IntercollcKlale io«iiiK Kiilned I-rJ.-S.lt. j DIM . .'ill-Ill lies. Atlantic Highlands; Ht. will be a college and Fedele a representation from this nn-.i Desert Sands I11I111 Ann mil >l.n.i (iiul.'y Mary's, New Monmoutli, nnd Holy Cross, Rumson. St. An jserviee teiitu phiver in ll)5li. Iwlinn Donald nurnin. Unmn City Men Tarnnlula lie's, Ki.'un.sijui'it, 11 ml Holy Fam- ] Outside of high school sports,-Bench, earned 11 pl.ice Hi tlie ily. Uulun 'ie.H'h. me other par- made a greal deal ol pi-o-;Kii( I;VI: snow 111 \ Iiiirry VOITIIIO, former Key- lS7|u(llii rontN for the royn! ;iiui an-Scuvlefs fieshm,in crow. Tin' lil fleu! uiime were sent on ineiriprestine ol the spnrl w;i;> cn- RICHARD COHTE • PEGGIE CASTLE S.il. Iliiluili- fir.. :;!,(, Gcntlcmc-e( Marry llm-li pluyi'i. will direct I or A1I11IK Onlv - ' Hl« Hit' — iwny. Tlie fpiilure was 'he flr.sl'hanced fuillter with Hud Dorp- Brunuitct Keyporl BOU muteli In 11111;:, Hed Hunk, belmi nann'il MlMlll.lV WOMAN history, promotptl by the K>'.v- the stroke oar and captain of a t onlUHitnis .M I. !• M purl Huilni'simon's AssocU-'wori C'nliimblii varsitv eu'«. (..ill t.liig, tfiifHrtunati'ly II ivus iijTIu1 lead ol Durriin .uiii riuiit

Th,- K,'C\ ^/i.hnnl Biilfer.-, . tlin'ii" I lie I i in i:\r rv i «iu 11 i«i, luck's IllKl! .'icluiol I vlr. i t.'iifl.'i- :• t>fl III III'.IIIIIU < 'Jj.VMlKi'y. Keypoll and Llllle Bin 10 all. ll\li,t .11I111I-' ,ji('r>r>, tirliui- the Miiliiv.ili Oiioli"i, nil 1 juiutt (iiiptmt'iut in wi'ostllim In* IIIK tin* Alliiiitic Henlioiini Chi'i- or aWBciiliiit nil before Ilieni In f Toinmy'n BtrlifrAhop full* Ihl-i Mi'iiwiin, rcuHterltm II|HIP l,i-iiitiit» In Uiii M.tluw.iti jllie Hn.v.'iliuie Dlvlnlnti ot. Hv .~. lIllHfi'J iccol'tl 111 Ilia boilt-i «lm-e|Kc'.v|ii)il Itecieiillnii Alleys liilMlllo IIIIIHPI- l,eii.ui''. fell liy Hie * And »liil'(l|iu ttlllt criMlltcHtloll In l!m;i«l)4 wus fdllinveil liy reitliiliiUjwiiynlde i>n iv (iiietllunnlile ih:- Ir sh IIM '\t- V S. 1,1 v 1 1 H ily Snlo». |li'|ii -''in n! il|!«-ft)tb$»ikt>t ^iiijuiirkwtl ijf conliuu irl fine I at till* (illli't) 'itit'ii wh'.i Uuwl 111 Miitmvntl'liitu rcst bV (lie linuiiiiiri •, t''ti •- "i i-'x*- f +:'*•!:• 't\*7-':!^Ti ported to Rliode Island, fofi* fui> In fsub'Zero; wcatlier,' thfe , troops killer exercises,!* the' Formosa the' division's' 7Cthl!rank : put' .classroom, .theories. Into ther training. ''-'.'•'••'•', PatroTl an;d fast 1carrier :o'pera- ^. He .ehterea'tlie Ai'rriy in ^$y p practice. ,'; \'p: }l\V, tibns \yith tfaslcjj! pfff 77/ :K?|Sf Prior to entering the Navy, : : J and has since heen avyard- CP Wilson graduated from Ma- Pfc,' 'Benson is a' !C66K| flii the The- 'Gregory! .vi$(tted 'Hawafii Japan, Midway ..island, .'•Hbjits eciithe Good Contiuct Medal and O|ftrijFpr Enlistment MIES tawan High School. He form- division's llth Regiment.! • Over- the? World War :ir'Victory Med- erly waa employed by George seas since May, he entered the Kong, and Thailand during the al'. Harris, Main St., Matawan. Army in November 1954, and cruise. Dec. 29, 1955 * 'Alaskan Duty After About Area Men and Women Icompleted basic training at Fort Page Seven He entered the U. S. Navy on To Leave For Germany Ahlers In Germany ' Basic At Fort Dix Dix. , S.P./3 Robert Ahiers Is sta- in the May 24, enlisting at the Navy Specialist Second Class Fred- dlessetl p The Second Infantry Division Recruiting Station in Perth Am- Promoted To Staff Sergeant tioned at Mohringer, Germany, •* «• . ™ Robert Abler* erick W. Simpkin. whose wife, and woul- d- lik-•- e to hear from 12449072 Hciq. Cr,. 34th Signal Bn., has been opened up for direct boy and being sworn In at Perth Airman First Class Russell Ruth, lives on Francis PI., enlistment, according to a stato- Amboy. K. Brinser, jr., son of Mr. and Keurisburg. is scheduled to his friends. Mail should he ad- APO 107, New York, N. Y. jient Issued this week by M/- Armed Services Mrs. Russell K. Brinser, sr., eave the U. S. for Germany in Sgt. Frederick A. Beale, station Trains At Bainbridgc RFD 1, Box 56, Keyport, who January as part of Operation commander at th U. 8. Army Francis R. Poling, son of Mr. Is stationed at Boiling Air Force and Mrs. Melvln R. Poling, left yroscope, the Army's unit ro- Recruiting Station, Red Bank. Receives Navy Discharge Training At Fort Dix Base, Washington, D. C, recent- tation plan. ' Sgt. Beale states he has re- Dec. 2 for service in the U. S. Nicholas G. DePalma, Ship Army Pvt. Robert William Navy. He will take his basic ly was promoted to the rank of His unit, the 11th Airborne -ceived authorization to start Im- Serviceman Second Class, USN. Kirkpatrick, son of Mr. and staff sergeant. sotan training at Bainbridge, Md. He Division, now stationed at Fort mediately to enlist high quality son of Mr. and Mrs. James was graduated from Keyport Back From Far-East Tour ampbell, Ky., will replace the youuB men for service in this Mrs. J. DePal- K I r k p a t- High School and before entering 5th Infantry Division In Eur- famous combat division, which ma. 81 Suydan rlck, 430 Cot- Donald W. Spafford, disburs- service was employed by C. C. ing clerk third, USN, 11 Edge- ope. He is supply sergeant of •will soon be moving to Alaska,! Ave., Matawan, tage PI., Cliff- Galbraith & Sons, Keyport. has been hon- wood, has ar water Dr., Matawan, recently BOTTLED for a tour of duty. orably discharg- rived at Fort ' Participates In Tests returned to San Diego, Calif., There are several advantages ed from the Dix to start his Ffc. John Benson, 18, son of aboard the Pacific Fleet de- to be obtained by enlisting for U. S. Navy at initial eight Mr. and Mrs. John Benson, Lib- stroyer USS Gregory which Join ^duty with the Second Infantry the U. S. Naval weeks of basic erty St., Matawan, recently took completed a six-month tour in GAS Division. Groups of friends can Beceiving Sta- training with part In cold weather squad and the Far East. our Serviced by enlist together and be assured tion, Norfolk. Co. M, 364th platoon tests with the 5th In- Acting v. flagship for Com- they will remain members of Va. Regt., 69th Bn., fantry Division at the Grafen- mander Destroyer Squadron 17, the same division for the entire The Norfolk of the combat- ivohr training area in Germany. the Gregory participated in ex- Clothing Club term of their enlistments. A Naval Beceiv- famed "Fight- Carrying out tactical missions tensive anti-submarine hunter- if-GAS CO. man enlisting for the division DEPALMA ing Station, KIRKPATRICK ing 69th" In- will receive his basic training commanded by lintrj Di- W. S. WALLACE KE 7-2000 at yort Dlx and then be trans- Capt. J.C.G. Wilson, USN, pro- vision. 24 W. FRONT ST. 26-28 W. Front St. Keyport ferred to the Second Infantry cesses approximately 8000 men a While at Fort Dlx. Pvt. Kirk- Division. He will go to Alaska month on their way to and from patrick will undergo training in KEYPORT 7-0700 for his overseas duty. He will naval activities all over the Infantry weapons and tactics, Making Loans move to his overseas station world. : under supervision of veteran of- v.'itlj his unit rtaher tlinn goinp Terry Is Promoted ficers and non-commissioned IS AN IMPORTANT PART through an Overseas Replace- officers most of whom are com- Fuel Oil — Kerosene ment Depot. He will be able Frank T. Terry, U. S. Air bat zone veterans of World War OF OUR BUSINESS to serve'his entire time with the Force, son of Mr. and Mrs. n or the Korean War. WE ARE MORTGAGE LOAN CORRESPONDENTS FOri some group of men raiher than Frank T. Terry, Hazlet Ave., After completing' his train- risk the possibility of numerous Hazlet, has been promoted to ing. Pvt. Kirkpatrick will transfers. urges all young Airman Second Class at Cha- receive a two-week leave nnd, THE HOWARD SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS meSgtn . interesteBeale d in joining the nute Air Force Base, 111. He upon his return, be assigned to A, S. Ihilfnn/o, I'lop. Second Infantry Division to con- [lew home for Christmas to either attend an Army techni- For Monmouth and Ocean Counties .tact him at th Red Bank Army spend 17 days with his parents. cal school at another post: be MATAWAU 1-1843 Recruiting Station located In His address is: Airman, Sec- enrolled in one of the military Prompt and occupation specialist schools at CALL US Itocw 8, Post Office Building, ond Class Frank T. Terry, AF- Courteous Service ltod Bank. 11279099, 3345th Field Mainten- Fort Dix, or receive eight weeks ance Squadron, Chanute AFB, of advanced infantry Instruc- Cliffwood Ave., Cliffwood , NOISEMAKERS, tion. T. FRANK APPLEBY AGENCY, Int. Have you read the classified ads? 111. Pvt. Kirkpatrick attended the REALTORS PHONE PR 5-3300 INSURORS Cliffwood School, and formerly BALLOONS was employed by Wehrle's Vacation Land! Dairy. Completes Recruit Training TRAVEL BY STEAMSHIP Peter J. Whitehead, son of OR PLANE. CRUISES. Peter J. Whitehead, Luppata- DANCING ACCOMMODATIONS ARRANGED jtonc Ave.. Keyport. and Mrs 2 (Foroign or Domestic) Estella Sprinkle, Asbury Park, A is completing recruit trainin H PROMPT. COURTEOUS SKRVICE . K this month at the Marine Corps K Recruit Depot, Parrls Island. S. C. Season's 'Greetings jj Brown Travel Bureau The 10-week course covers tr Day i.'alls: V.MIpy '1-1111— 214 Smith SI., I'cilh Anilm?, N. J. i military drill, first aid, personal Night Calls; KE 7-5031—7 Broadway, Kcypurt hygiene, Marine Corps history, To All Guv Friends * and defense against chemical Fun for All ... All for Fun At Our Gala Party!! and atomic attacks. And Patrons The final three weeks are spent on the rifle range where • O the new Marines fire the M-l The Cliowder Pot 1 rifle for qualification. llielnvnv 3C. Kryport Come Early Reports To New Mexico Airman Third Class Barry Boyce, Keyport, who w;\s on Go Home leave from the U. S. Air Force for 10 days left Dec. 13 Late for Kirkland Air Force Base, Albuquerque, N. M., where he reported for duly on Dec. 21. He completed his basic training at. Sampson Air Force Buse. Ge- Free Turkey Supper neva, N. Y. Graduates At Vainbrldge Construction Apprentice How- The NOCOVER| ard Wilson, jr., son of Mr. and Season's As the old year draws wearily to a. close, the staff of Louis Mrs. Howard Wilson, sr.. 18 AT T1IK HAMMOND OHCiA.N* Stult7. wants to tlianU you for your friendship and understanding| Center Ave, Matawan, gradu- Greet injis CH RGE throtiKliotit the year. , jated from recruit training at Lots Of Fun For Shore Point ^ Since resolutions are nhvays In order, we'd like to resolve tojthe u- s- NavR! Training Cen- comiiiui- liU-in; sresd quality, good vnluc, and good service. After!te1', BainbiidKe, Md.. on Dec. Porters *Hi that's what good customers deserve! • , ' 10. He was a member oi Re- EVERYBODY Central Tavern NO cruit Company 029. and com- Wines and Lwim>r* • Anil our ver;r best wishes fur a Iliippy New Tear to you and those plet;d nine weeks of intensive Inn I MINIMUM | dear to your heart. training and instruction in vital 113 Main SI. Malauan Hllihwny S5 am! Kejport R«l.' basic phases of Navy life in- Everybody Welcome Tel. KK 7-0!)13 cluding ordnance nnd nunnery, Bill Porter. Prop. Eslmblblud 1* and fire fighting. During his training the Ma- JACK KEOIJGH'S FRENEAU TAVERN tawan man was advanced m Louis Stultz, Jr., Inc. rating from seaman recruit to construction anprrntiro. Fol- Freneau Ave. Matawan OIL BDRHlrtQ EQUIPMENT XVD KQIVICI 1 ITJ2L OH. — XEItOlEK't — COAL lowing r. 14-day leave, lit re FOULTHY, BOO AltD MIU. rEKDS 213 Broai St Fwa£ 7-2104 Keyport

NEW YEARS EVE SUPPER ••- -{ON-'THE HOUSE) — . .CONTINUOUS INTKKTAINMKNT FEATURING THAT POPULAR TALENTED PIANIST . , , FRANCES GETZ Also (iiirsl KntcrtiuiH.'rs Plnyinp Your I'livdiilc Rrrnifu Meci Yo\tt Frietulu Here »l tli<- Uolle»l Spal On New Ycnr'i Evp AIJUIK lli|{!iwny 36 Rnrrt'lii of Fun! Your CoiiK<-«ir.l llo«U Jim nnd Ann McEvoy HAZLET RESTAURANT McEVOYS TAVERN Hi«hw«y ;i Twp. And COCKTAIL BAR II In riuklim I ai Hllln, lli|(liw«v:»S IV-I Kl. 7 I KM Ki-ypoTt" GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL SELECTS ROUND-UP DELEGATES Morganville Independent Volunteer fiffCf c WSBEZ& *Sfc *J& *^ A* * .. Ladies Auxiliary Holds Christmas «— Txet EEcht Dec. 29, 1955 Event At Coby's Restaurant; R«i.Jri,n £*r Up.et On Leave For Florida; News Item. l« A.**

J , Ceramic Tile Output Th,„e. Ladies Auxiliary of theBndiji- v*'- 1» liaisons licliti Mo'-ganvllle Independent Volun- Kun, M' ice, Fire Co. had a Christmasippitl^ l *!»' > u Rcsl ' 'i KOUIC c iee-e Hits All-Time High dinner meeting at Coby's --jVaiiPc!f l miri luram South Amboy, on Mon- \ ^' rj , ":ulou"y c-ciped : ; ^^.A,c,= K^ Industry Plans diy evening. The following at- the»"«n • t'"l > -n^n »«•<»» ended: Mrs. John Babrisky, f-i-; Plant Expansion choli >«*iu1* «* ***• Mrs Edward Slover, Mrs. Char- niKlit »l *ht injui ' y floor and wall tile, witn a his- Ijcrtson, P !>*ht injuriejuries ani 'werwere Friink L. Hntcliffe, Mrs. Chnr- "*1 »W treatreatmet m ' yt the :;•.'•• ;i tory of more than 7000 years. Pi Ai ;"1: \yill be turned out at an an- Amboy Piratt Avi and ; ton. Mrs. H. C. Quackenbusli. .'i nual rate of more than 181,000.- Mrs. Fred Marz and Mrs. Louis ^>™^ ;.'.';':,' 000 square feet this year, and »•- sales at- the factory level will Becker. f' for the first time hit more than Mrs. Rosalie Scheurich and K-. $100,000,000. William V. Staf- ; midson. Noel, left .by car on ;J -ford, president of the Atlantic ; *J#*. *., **• »M »kldded on- a' putc - oj J? .Tilt; Manufacturing Co., report- • *fc, l'» *,*XA across the high ,iy, :;'i: ed Hiet week. The company is Clara Weir and Miss Elsie . went Into a < ••• ft member of the Tile Council MI White, former residents of Nrw| "" •'-.unlcJcr of the road, .i- j'.'.-bf America, which is made up Jersey. They also will spend! * * * u. «•••••> n»\t>iiiiK on the should••? •I!..' of; 20 of the lending manufac- some'lime in New Orleans. La.iPntoit* • - turnec compi.v;. i;.-' (Hirers of ceramic tile. They will be away for a month.jThoir rdins; to L.t i|"r / "Hven greater demand for At a tea on Dec. 11 ill the home of Mrs. \V. W. Ilancc, I.illlr SIIVIT, the Senior «;ir] Scouts sc- Mrs. William Bornemann andjMr i;:.v ceramic tile is anticipated In lceteii by Northern Monmoiilli County Council to attriul th« sc-nlor riunil-np in MiclilKiin iirst su'm- son, William, have returned to'l»- •'•'' »' f'.:195c and the years ahead," said mer were aniioimced. Pictured above are, front row, In the usual order' UHlc Ann rnlsclri their home in Glen Head. L. I..jTh im- >h Keynort, iilternatc; Jean Main, Long Branch; Kllen Gross, Kumson, alternate. Kark row. I-IICM' after spending a few days i\V Jji • !-M;. .Stafford. "As a result, a Voplcka. Bumsdii; Pat Rianchi, Lonpr Branch: Susan Vox, Atlantic Highlands; Anne Dennis, Long• the home of Mrs. Ray Brown,^i,, '•,.'• Tlte Council survey shows, the Branch, who has been confined to hcrjuat :."•':; industry is making plant ex- At the tea held Dec. 11 at the girls were chosen for their home with illness. lory of our American heritage 1 :• : pnnslons that will enable it tohome of Mrs. W. W. Hance, Lit- Scouting, abilities, dependability, Senior Scouts attending from Holiday dinner guests at the.NV**' tle Silver, Mrs. Charles E. and resourcefulness. home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred'Sm.i' • -Increase production aboiC 25 this arevua. wervy^iet i'lioMisas 1Folscher UliLllCI ,1 »«» r /per cent next year. Springhorn, Matawan, chairman A total of 3849 girls from all Rulli Ann Emmons, Normn I,:iu-|Marz included Mr. and Mrs. Ki-jaml "The demand for quality con- of the selections committee of over the country will convem; rsen,, Judy Fitzgerald andd M'nesMa-'nesll Thnm and sosonn . RoberRobertt , mid a»*M4 v» struction materials such as cer-the Northern Monmouth Coun- with 32 guides from seven-mem- rie Ellison, Keyport. AdultjMr. and Mrs. F. G. Eckhardl. ;!>;»' «' t. ami* tile has steadily Increes- ty Council ol Girl Scouts, pre- ber countries of the World As- Scouts present from the area,' Mr. and Mrs. Martin .(..-• ed <5-«:ing the post-World War sented a gift to the five girls sociation in the first big enbeside- s Mrs. Springhorn, wertvand children, John and Judy..v.it :•>.II' p*»tod, and this, along with selected to attend the senior campment the Girl Scouts have Mrs. William Groft, Matawan,(and O. J. Jindracek, UMC oMw*<•-»'••>»« zkowskl, Morgan, and Fred, Jr. Barbara Walter, Brndfor.1ilfw •<•>><> .-••assured of sufficient ceramic Cheeseqiiake Couple M 1 The latter, who Is a student al Holden Residence Fisher and Susan Quackenbusli **'* ' *"" ;".' tile for projects nov in the de 1 ;V volopment stage." Notre Dame University, South\ represented the Morn.iiivillr;'^* * "" '..:.,-.: Commenting on the housing Visited In Union Bend, Ind., is spending his Damaged By Flames School In a spelling contest held; ••-f outlook, Mr. Stafford said: "Al Christmas vacation wilh rela- by Liberty Orange in Marlboro:**'-" '•'.'.'»'though a moderate drop Is ex- Pan'jjborns Entertain tives in Newark. Controlled Quickly; on Friday evening. Bradford '»'">' •'•'•Vpected in housing starts in 195f Relative; Area News Mr. and Mrs. Charles- A, Ral- Damage Set At $2000 Fisher was one of the winner* ; ,:; rnore quality homes will be naud, Miriam Dr., Matawan, en- This was an elimination contf-l 7 Tlle and the winner is eligible " built and more will have two Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Orchar- tertained Christmas evening at! home of Wallace Holden, 741 compete in the county contot : ceramic tile baths rather than do, Cheesequake, returned home a family party. Attending werei Prospect Ave., Laurence The State Grange spelling con one. The boom in ranges built Monday evening from n three- Mr, and Mrs, William J. RaiIfarbor- , was damaged by fire ' into countertops will also put day family reunion at the home naud, Browntown; Mr. and Mrs. Monday. test will be held In Januao : rnbri! tile into kitchens, for of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Orchar- William J. Ralnaud, jr., Mld- Working In freezing weather, "Dinner guests on ChristiiiJ» homemakers are finding that a do, Union. dhctown; Mr. and Mrs. John E. Laurence Harbor Fire Co. fire Day at the home of Mi. erity fireproof, non-blistering mater- Miss Lilly Pangborn, West- Hardy, South Amboy, and Miss men were able to confine the Mrs. Marcellus Quackenbush V«i bring? ial is essential with such units.' wood, Is upending a vacation Jennnette Ralnaud, New York. greatest amount of damage to eluded Stacy. Harold and of 'Three other markets, schools, Mrs. Sal Torreglante and son, Ihe living room. .Three fire fred Conover, Mr. and with her brother and sister-in- trucks answered the alarm, f and hospitals and motels, are exlaw- . Mr. and Mrs. John Pang- Sal, jr., and Miss Linda Prlc- Harold C. Quackenbusli pected to use increased which wa3 sounded at 7:50 p.m. children, Susan and Robert, anfl int jW «»>He •« ** IM » good of born, Edgar Rd., Cheesequake. caciante, Newark, returned '•'.'• "amounts ceramic tile in 1956.Christmas dinner guests at thehome Monday evening "follow- The blaze was brought under Mrs. James H. Cadoo, si., K*s "The need for school and health Pangborns were Mr. and Mrsing a two-day visit with Mr. and control quickly and the firemen port. facilities is staggering in alRudolpl h Jacobs and' son, Ru- Mrs. Peter Prlccaciante, Cedar returned to the firehouse about George Murdock. Jr., parts of the nation, and more dolph, Jr., Hillside. Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Prlcca- an hour after arriving on theon of Mr. and Mrs. . efforts will b--- made to meet it clahte's son, Peter, celebrated scene. No one was In the home Murdock, sr.. returned next year." Mr. Stafford said. Monday guests of Mr. and at the time. Firemen were able Mrs. George Courier, Cheese- his birthday Monday afternoon. from Monmouth Memorial Hi» **-*»i«>"HM« t "Pleasure travel Is increas- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Orch- to save clothing and'furniture. pltal on Friday after ~r ,by year, and with itquake, were their son and Started In Living Room daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrsard. o were dinner guests Satur- been a patient for four motels, all cus- duy al Coby's Restaurant of Mr. Chief James C. Adams, who with a respiratory Infection ^"' waterproof nia- Larry Courtcr and daughter, directed the work of the fire- Debra, Cranford. and Mrs. William Schulmeister, Mr. and Mis. Andrew Hen ce'raml£ tile for Cheesequake. They were cele- men, said that while it was im- ta and daughters, Barbara he pointed out. Mrs. Atlsle Herzo? and Mrsbratin. g their 28th wedding an-!^'_ble, '»• definitely fix thJudye , ore spending a v*c ... reviewing 1955 gains, Mr. Arthur Brown, sr., were Mon- niversary. cause of the blaze, indications in New Mexico and Stafford reported that ceramic day dinner guests of Mr. and led to the belief that it started floor and wall tile shows a pro-Mrs. Norman Van Heuvel, High- Miss Suzanne Sarin, New in an overstuffed living room Harld V. D. Conovri duction gain of 31 per cent, in land Park. York, returned home Monday chair. He said his investiga- Harold M. Dodge, jr., in <•».» o> comparison of the first eight evening following a three-day tion showed that all electrical ployee of Conover Bios., ic! The Ladles Auxiliary of thevisit with Mr. and Mrs. Edward ed home on Dec. HI aftm Im* months ol 1951 and:1955.. These Cheesequake Fire Company connections were in good order Ing been In Baltimore f Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Skow- Bngement of their daughter, I, ronek and Mrs. Anna Oczkow- Kafherlne Julln, to Cliarlfs K < si;i, Browntnvn, were guests George Farley, son of Mr. and Christmas Eve nt a family din- Mrs. Charles Farley, 14 Mid- 4 ner at the home of lhe Inttor's dlesex Ave.. Cliffwood Beach. .son-in-law i.nd daughter, Mr. The bride-to-be attended Say- i and Mrs. Caslmlr Preston, New- revllle High School and was am- }f ark. The birthdays of Mr. ployed at Ye Cottage Inn. Key- • -i Prompt Courteous Service Skowronek and his niece, Mrs. port, Her fiance graduated Pat Paglluco, also were cele- from Sayrevllle High School brated. iintl is nl.lendinB Middlesex MATAWAN SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Mr. and Mrs. William Scliul- County Vocational School, Perlh meister, Chccseqiuike, en- Amboy. He Is employed in Main Street Matawan lei-lnlncd Christmas at dinner conslrtictlon work on the Woocl- Mr. and Mrs. Clinrlns Oertel, hildge HIRII School. Te. MA 1-0003 Dayton, nnd- Jnmcs, Wood and No clnle has been set for the Thomas Burlew, chRnaeniiakii. wcrirtlntf ( '„ i :/ i