This Week COVERING VOWNUUFa OF •OLMDKL, MADISON Two Sections MAKLBOBO, MATAWAN AND 20 Pages MATAWAN BOtOUOB

90th YEAR — 5Ut WEEK Editorial MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 a—ststla*. Single Copy Ten Cent* McGraw Leaves Ninety Are Graduated At Commencement Exercises At St. Joseph's School Dr> Shronk Quits As Superintendent Matawan Board Of Madison Schools; 111 Health Cause $20,000 Equipment W 'v Contract Had Y.qr To Run; Wai Third To Hold . For Cafeteria Setup Office In Past Five Years; Successor Sought The long-expected resignation of Dr. Eugene W, Shronk, super- and policies'was coming to bear , William J. McGraw as president intendent, resigned that post, aa fruit Just as he was having to and • member of the Matawan of July 1, In a' letter read at relinquish his task, fto declared Township Board of Education was the Madison Township Board of he had found ths work at Madison . received and accepted with regrets Education meeting Tuesday. He * most "mtoreillng and chal- by the school body Monday. Mr. slated lbs action was taken on lenging" one. McGraw had Informed the board advice of Wi physician. He has Richard Pine, board president, list March lhat a change In his been confined with Illness the put _ employment would make it neces- spoke tor the board In deploring three weeks. the loss ot Or. Shronk'a services. sary for him to leave Matawan in Dr. Shronk expressed deep re- June. Roy S. Matthews, board vice Mr. Pine found that Dr. Shronk gret It hid not been till fortune had gone beyond the formal pro- president, spoke for the board in lo continue In the post until hla paying tribute to the service of t '8 •V, *& cedures of hla oflicti to brlnii an contract expires July I. 1960. He intense personal Interest In lira . Mr. McGraw as a "moving force" fell tin application of his methods to get things accomplished, such wellare of Ihe district and its as the new Cliifwood Memorial school rhlldrmi School and the high school build- Acting Superintendent ing program. Big Marina For The board had taken cognizance of Iho iliuation at a prior moetlnit Mls» Naomi Dennlslon, French Thursday when It had named teacher In Matawan High School, 4 ^ {Stumpf Creek James j. Maloney acting super- submitted her resignation. - intendent. Mr. Maloney hid filled Harry Trolierr board secretary, Off Route 35 Near this position In the Interim Ol Charles Maglll's leaving In Jun* was hired for the 1959-60 school Members of the Class ol Its* of lit, Joseph's School, Keyport, who graduaitel d I Robert Jrtwser, Haymond [Parrls, Stephen Malcolm, James Mangln, Paul DuDoli, Charles -Morgan Bridge, Bay year at • $9200 (alary. George A. Sunday shown above, first row, (left to right), August Zluncary John Schlmpf, Chrisiris- Simmons..., Thoma. . s Flocco, Thomas Devlno. Fourth row, (left to right), Paul Barrett, MM and Dr. Slironk's coming, August 1MB. Mr. Malonvy Is H Loscoe Jr. w*S retained as custodi- tian Zlegler, Tbemas Searls, John Clifton, Michael Fitzgerald, Frank Cordasco, James Dale Baldwin, 8»ndra Head, Carolyn'Walsh, Cynthia Demery, Rosemary Nlblett, Donna Another large marina for Ihe principal. The board movod an of school funds at $1000 salary Coperidge, Rev. Cornelius I. Kane, Robert llealy, James Sarno, Robert Preston, Ber- Slessel, Mary Ruscnye, l.oreila stefanskl, Susan DuBeau, Diane Harold, Lucille Baker, Isrltan Day ihorclront was ills- quickly to authorlie advertisement for the year. " nard Smith, Fredrick Jones, Edward DelRosso, Thomas Treadway, Robert Wlndrem. Rosemary Leak*, Sally Zenl, Evelyn Rosenbohm, Maureen Msrcelln, Carol lleffner, :\f)te<\ to be In Ilia planning stagn Jacqueline Netitl. J.nnette Morand, Barbara Flaneaan. Fifth row, (left to right), for a new superintendent. Inter- Wre Four Teachers Second row, (toll to right*, Sister Mary Laurentlne, Susan Cordon, Patrkla Henry, latt nl||hl The Maulson Township Judith Page, Mary May, Patricia Grigelwlch, Judith Kohlbecker, Margaret Lawson, Robert Rugllero. Timothy McCaffrey, John liver, James Day, Terencs FlUGetaW, vlowa are slated lo begin Jun* 19 Planning Board was given a pr« Four teachers were hired. Miss Louise Ohfch, Barbara Hampton, (Catherine Jones, Mary Frances dough, Gloria Farlello, Timothy McKltlrlik, John Leavey, Edward Sulkowskf, Vincent Schettlno, Victor Schelllno. The Madison board will send 3H llmlnary view of plans In pronsr Clara Carver, Point Pleasant, with LucJIIa Asclolla, Eileen Dane, Sheila Ward, Sister Mary Albertus. Third row, (left to Edward Really, Colin Petlorson, George Matthews, Thomas Tancredl, James Carhart. pupill to Matawan High next itlnn for • marina to Ixt locatrd on niije .years experience, was hired at right), Garrett Walsh, Thomas Delaney jr., Frederick Camesa, Henry DuBols, Edward Sylvester CantrelU, Jamei Campbell, James Nlcora, David LaConte, James lauelta, term There will b* SO lent In Thomas Wist, he north side of Stumpf Crook, SJ2M, Mrs. Joan Praun, Mata- Flyna, John Slckels, Gary UtchlensteUi, Joseph Caulleld, Anlel Medolla, Arthur Blagi, South Klver, 39 lo Sayrovllle, 43 near Morgan Bridge. wan, who had left her teaching to Hoffman High School and about post in the system last year, was Needed: $11,000 Rollo Chairman Four floating docks will be ox- 40 more to vocational high school hired anew at $M00. Mrs. Hannah Insurance Brings Master Plan By ended into tho drod||»d-oul basin The South Amboy Doird of Ed- Bornfriend, Matawan,. was hired A North Jersey •mburanlu Peier J. Rollo has been named planned where thero is no ucallun act Its tuition rate at MM st J42W. Mrs. Anna Carton, Mata- Clarence D. McHenry, sec- retary of the Madison Township who moved last February Into Chairman of The Matawan Bank's meaduwland and swantp Tho mi Mr Maloney rtjporlod that "out wan, a second grade teacher, was 1 Board of Education. Informed New Special List the "go»d country IU>" a.va.B*hJ« Webb & Knapp Board of Directors, auocMdlng rlna will be located 100 foci to (he ildo ' classrooms mull be so offered a contract at S48O0. Harold In the wooded seertoe of Spring the latt Frank Soldier. Two va- south of tho suuthbound lane of Hired bufuro Seplombor. Madison J. Dolan, a board member, ques- that body at It*' meeting Thurs- day be had that day received a Eligible Grow Volley Rd. may have entrapped Free To Marlboro cancies cm ihi board also wer* Route 39. •ark I'lie iluuao, Old Urldue, Com ' tioned why the contract was at this herself In an expensive pro- filled at a recent meeting, by nunlty Center and Uayvlow figure In that Mrs. Cartan was list- telephone reeuett from the Mat- From 25 To 31 At Part Of Pro|ect The marine basin will extend 117 awan superintendent of schools position In trying 1* eep* with the selecting Dr. Aram A- Caplanlan 'eel along the creekslde. Adjoin •roiUylerlsn Church, Cllffwood ed at not having her degree. It waa ieach, aro under consideration for payment that night of over A proposal to {pant special po- maies'of school bus transporta- Wi-bb t Knapp Inc. represent- and Dr. J. WaUac* MeCuo te Ing the parking area to the east explained she had had experience Iho board will have to ad)uat a $U,M* owed by Madison to Mat- licemen In Matawan Township ac- tion, something string* and new atives gave assurance Friday that s*rv* as directors. III be a diner and a motel. The In the syst&D over, the- five yean to those from th* cltliled 11600 claim for spaca restrvoti minimum to gK the higher bracket awan, aa a high school receiving cidents Insurance coverage, post- tills major realty develop- Th* two a*w members fill In* plans wore shown In tho namo ol district, tor tuition. atmosphere of Montclalr. vacancies on th* board csustd by but not used before It can retain on the salary guide, poned from the June 4 meeting of ment firm embarked on Its de- C. ). Bforkandor, Koyporl. When rooms st the church. The request ant with a sympa- the Matawan Townlhlp Commit- Mrs. Georgette W. Inglitl e*> velopment In Marlboro Township th* recent death el Mr. SaldUr they are more formally laid out Mrs. Ethel Boytt. chairman of thetic response from tin Madison platted to the Madison Township and th* resignation ol former and documented, they will be sub- tee, meeting grew more Involved Route 14 aad Routs '9, Schools To Bi Rudy the cafeteria committee, recom- board members. However, Stan- Beard of Education by.letter Mayor Spafford W. Bchanck who mitted tor preliminary approval. mended acceptance of the bid of ley Kordzlnskl, one of their num- yesterday when the list of •pe- Tuesday that oho was disturbed It wa:«i»foWi« ;n**4*T** ivtpm th. location, from Mrs. UtUu't Board al*> voted the expenditure claim., n s epy so*: ( an Industrial area so In Madison Twp. pate hi the national hot lunch pro- special police. Seven men were add- take their chances on recovering up went of Route II exleqdlna to ordered paid. ed to an original list of 29 and investment by assuring that the gram whereby the federal govern- from the Marlboro board. he Helmotu-Jamrshuru division of $2.50 Annual Fee ment will reimburse the board for one man was dropped In the new municipality would suffer no economic loss through In coming Entered By Dolan [he Pennsylvania R R. and llv part of the cost of sevlng hot meals schedule, it was disclosed. boundary with Sayrovllle and Cam For Licensing Pet next school term to the pupils at Special Officers Added They reminded critics of their Others Arraigned Final Hearing On project that with their develop- Brunswick James Tortnrlce, of A dnii ordinance won final ap both the Matawan and Cllfrwood Special officers added to an Six Sentenced In the township Industrial commission, ment taking six years to fulfill, In County Court proval In Madison Townthlp Mnn cafeterias. original list were Joseph Lauro, negotlaled the aureamcnl for the William Andrews, Anthony Della- they would bear an Increased tax. day Tho moaauro paasod by Ihr The board approved the chang- Bendix July 23 Andrew II. Dolan, Alsntlc St., Industrial tone with Mldtown Inc Pletro, Peter C. Vena, Royce Wat- County Court burden In greater degree than any township cnmmltteo sol a llccnsr ing of the general account from Tho pUnninn board voted In fll, Earl Dennis and William Smith. other landowner. Keyport. pleaded Innoconl Friday ee of UN por don. except fui the Fanners & Merchants- Nation- Likely Date To •neommend and ritlurn lo tho town Charles Hobby, who appeared on a Terms Suspended MM Acres Optioned to a charge of armed robbery of kennali, whore tho rharuo Is lift al Bank to the Matawan Bank, In ihip commltloe wllhnul change tho Vote On Zoning list submitted at the June 4 meet- Th* Webb k Knapp represent- s Red Bank laxlcab driver for thoso homing less than II accordance with the policy provid- For Five Youths admonilmenl In Ihe ronln ing, was got listed yesterday, atives reported that aa of last '!">«• and 130 lur those housing ing these changes every two years. Mayor James U. Aekerfon sug- Feb. 7, 1997. Mr. Oolan Is on< of irdlname that mot with a polltlnn (continued on page seven) Friday they had 1000 acres under more than 10 dii|(i. Robert Bentley, finance chair- gested Thursday. July 23 aa the Six hayahore area men were ar lour men Indicted for Ihi robbory. if protest from lar^o landownors option of the 1500 acrei they ieek. Dogs taken off Iholr owner', man, again was disturbed at find- date of the last stand of the foes reigned for sentencing In Mon The vlcllm was Felix Delia Vec- vhen It was sulilected lo public They also confirmed that the >romlaes must be accompanied (continued on page fourteen) of Bendix Aviation Corp. In its Bikes Off Main St., mouth County Court Freehold Frl eventual number of houses to go up chla, 1JB S. Bridge Ave., Red earing last month Tho amend- plan to move onto 118 acres of ment provides for a substantial up iiy a porsun not loss than 12 day. Sentences wera handed down would be MM. The 2000 to MOO Bank. the W.L. Cross property at the Home Nights, Warning radlng ol liolh lot nirrn and house years old and must be on a loasl; southeast corner of South St. and by Monmouth County Judgci F.I- houaei rtnw "spoken of could go on Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper ol imiro than six loot limn. [)o|(k The co-operation of parent* was the acreage already acquired. ilr.ai In Ihe R 90 and 1175 taw Full Acre Lois In Newman Springs Rd. vtn R. Slmmlll and John ( Gior- lid ths four lured Mr. Delia hold the line" until Ilio Mastsr In-niiy llconard lor 1951) do nut It was stressed by the Webb 1 requested by Matawan Chief of dano. Five sentences »™ IUS- Vecchla to l.lncroft, Mlddlelown Plan Is presonlod next winter, sub|ocl lo lira 13 >0 frr Mayor Ackerson indicated July Police John J. Flood, today to keep Knapp officials that approach to 21 would be the date for the pended. Township and attacked him with (continued on |>ugo faurleon) mlil next year Marlboro Asked children from riding bicycles at township officials and to the plan- a blackjack. When Mr. Delia Voc- *nioma» V. Millar re|H>rtrU thai final public hearing of an,ordln- any time on Main St., pointing out Roger Mltter Jr.. 20. < iifiwood, ning board has not been mode only Heubsch Would Block (continued on page fourteen? c^tla broke away from tho deten- 'two-thirds ' of Iho duns In Ihr that the sfreet carries exceptionally and Kenneth Dietrich. 19 I-ulion because there would bo "nothing (contlnued on page fuurtoun) Tax Appeal Dates ownshlp aro not llconacd The Webb & Knapp Move heavy traffic at all times and the St., Keyport, were given »m|»-nd to talk about" until the options co commissioner repmed thai are obtained to make developing Transfer Pr/esf danger of accidents Is great. ed Indeterminate terms lo Annan et For Hearings 2000 llcpnsns hovo boon lasuod • going proposition and a Master ' Olen Heubtch, chairman of the The chief also requested children dale Reformatory for brc-akinn m Seek Local Residents Mr. Mlllor asked about do||a Plan has been prepared so town- The Monmouth County Board of Marlboro Township Planning The Most Rev. Georgt W. Ahr, who are tent to the stores on to ths American Legion Hall. K>-y brought Into the township front 1 Due Refunds On Taxes axation liai reminded taxpayers Board, asked the Township com- Bishop of the Roman Catholic errands not to drop their bicycles port, July 17 and taking I , usa (continued on page fourteen) thor municipalities by owners mittee Tuesday to upgrade mini- Diocese of Trenton Saturday an- hat appmli from local properly In front of the store entrances of beer, Mltter was plac-d un Several residents of th* bay- issessmenls must bo filed by Aug. ho c o m m 111 e o pledged the mum lots sizes from • half-acre nounced the transfer of the Rev. where people will walk Into them probation for three yrm and Salmon Firm Moves shore area sra being sought by J and will l» heard Autt 31 in censing Iiy tho other municipal to a full acre, such as'holds in Charles O'Shughnessy, curate, and perhaps injure themselves. fined 1250. Dietrich was pl« <•w-flev.~-'W(red h*!.b»efi_dojng business on Lino ownship, M a I a w a n, Mats- (cqnlinuKd on pago" so von) mittee to Jtieet with the planning up riding bicycles after dirk with Ave., Keyport, and Robert Nirol. Rd., Matawan, has purchased the •1, are entitled to tax refunds. ran Township, Holmdel Township board in closed session next Tues- D, Smith, curate at Our Lady of no lights or red warning reflecors Sea Breeze. Way, Keaniburn both premises of the Marlboro Tool ft According to the bureau, tax nd Union Deach Not lea day and give assurance that if Peace Canrcb, Fords, will replace on them will be held for their the ROY) O'Shaughnetsy at St. IS. were given impended indeter- Manufacturing Co. on New Bruns- efunds sre being held for Marry Hearings will be held In Iho The Matawan Saving/ and Loan the planning body went ahead on parents to come after them, the minate Anaandale Reformatory I. Kneute, Keyport! Elliaboth (continued on page (even) Joseph's Church. chief warns. wick Ave. and will transfer In op- Ulantlc Highlands Borough Hall Association openod Its books for terms for breaking Into the Ameri- eration* to this business site. Ap- argo, Kesnsburgi P. and V. lept. 0 for Keansburg assessment lubscrlplloni tu shares In th* Win can Legion Halt, W. From St. pleg*t«*UMurs, Matawan, handl- Kaubo and Theodora Lytrao, ippeals and at tho Hall of Rec- torlei on Juno Iflth. IBM. Sub- Keyport, Jury IT and taking one ed the transaction end the Rosi Matawan; L.P. and D. Peakman, rds, Preehold, Sept. I for ap- icrlptlons rocelvad until! August New Self Service Laundromat Opens In Matawan and a half case* of be«-r They Maghu Agency, Matawan, effected Matswan Townlhlp and I., and S. peals filed by residents of Marl Itlh. 1039 wer* placed on five yean' pro- the ml*. ., liblckl, Rarllan Township. »ro Township. adv |/|l bation.

Jessie Underwood, Raman St., CUffwood, M st t a w a n Town.tup. Matawan Recreation Program Gets Underway With Supervised Leadership was glven^a tuspended liveto- seven-year state prison urm lor (continued on page lourtrmj

Planning Board Acts On Four Plats Matawan Planning Boa id ap- proved a minor subdivliion of 73 by Ul feet from the A) Wiiwo property^gnjfltooti Ave., i;r w*. llam A. Arnold. Joseph Rank. )r. and Russell Weber each rernvsd approval of 7» by 150 foot lot* from-the Wilbur Kuhnt prnptrty- fronUng on Middlesex Rd Two lot* 00 Route U cut out of the J. Raymond Krtchel tract were approved as a minor subdivnton. Also approved a* minor suM.vis- ioas were two Wi for J. W'»y '"• gram on Johnton Ave. tie Matawaa Sereugh Btcresllon program opened In irnimwr of in* faculty. . tMfca isaKlf Md will e«^Jiiu» with supervised U*4»r*lilp umll Supervised play I* In •ffucl front I lo I lit* a.m. and I I* I p.m. Fin Tort Ikreaft* tsp"» Th* Malawaai Cirammar School Parent-Teacher Association aad (he Fl *ffi M. la us* aew le the Malawsa lilgh School (1*14 wh*r* Ihi above 31.S2 ptue Us wood inp » •*moj*f *MM UkM. The lieku* St. playground *IM will be ulllUad. Mslawan Borough RMrtallen Commission are co-«p«rallng I* spouet ill i III iilaipitasiHl nfi nwfint rai girl IJI s liagfTililij il tin atif smtee HatawM «MBJ ttnric*, comrentenl econajnj,, mm IDs* Elizabeth VreeiMoV • V*»*» •* »>lf>«lf> lh* pr*iram. SttHUala allswilu Maliwsti nrsmmsr SchMl and fulfillil l lilt fTIHi'lTffTIHilTf.. " — ff-* " 'drjiatsinice*. e«J. For Oosi acMttta call cos- TcuMk, whe will b* e mefflWr *( Hi* Mitama Aswra, OrsMaOM y c-l.sasrl a CfCafee* atfraataftf e off OmO mtitni facOtttft e If/ le UM fall «*J Mara »***,.»* • mntot lavUe*-1* eertklpal*. Thursday, June 18, 1959 Page Two — First Stjerfon THE MATAWAN JOURNAL

hood this year, you may Jw right. trees where they built their nests fore they hatch from the eggto the nest at night, so the best attached to the tree because of tiki Tent Caterpillar | Executive Secretary I ( Damage is spotty, according to to find dry placet to spin their masses that you can find on trees time to destroy the nests is dusk. possibility of doing damage.-—-• Delegates Named Monmouth County Agent M. Acocoons. , and they probably will be and shrubs during the winter. You can throw the nests into a Worse Than Ever? a nuisance until mid-June. The If you're not squeamish, you can Clark, but that's .the way it Is fire. Experts do not recommend Real Estate. Listing Cards for To Study Program If tent caterpillars seem to bealmost every season. time to control tent cat* is when pull down all the nests you can Adult caterpillars an leaving the they are small, or even better, be- reach. The worms' seem to return burning nesti while they still are sale at this office. Thomas McClintock, chairman worst thai ever in your neighbor- of the Monmoulh County Recre- ation Commission, announced the PAYCHECKS GO FURTHER FOR DAD delegation of responsibilities t< the members of the commission, now studying the possible acqu sition of t portion of Sandy Hook for a county park. Mr. McClintock ssid James F Henneteny, Long Branch, would co-ordinate the legal aspects ol the proposal, including the prepa- ration of a formal proposal to be handed the Department of Defense la Washington, when the com- mission ineet» with representatives of the federal unit controlling AMUCXi Df HNMIL1 WOO MERCHANT Sandy Hook ID the near future. CARDNER W. MUNRO W, R. Kiely, Long Branch, will Co-ordinate the design and con- Gardner W. Munro. Franklin struction layouts and estimate the Park, has been appointed execu- BROILING or FRYING-READY-TO-COOK project la conjunction with Charles tive .secretary of the Youth Con- Fike, punning director of thesultation Service (or the Northern county Planning Board. Mr. Kiely District of the Episcopal Diocese also will make preliminary draw of New Jersey. Mr. Munro has ingfeof the proposed buildings and assumed his duties in the office in installations. Westfield, according to the Rev. Richard J. Hardman, president of Commission member Howard YCS. He filled the vacancy caused Stokes, Allenhurst, has been as- by the resignation of Philip L. signed to maintain relations with Turner. the various municipal, county, and stal« officials Interested in the Mr. Munro has been a mem- ber ol tin? suit ol the Child project and maintain political and Family Service Bureau. High- liaison (or the project. Mr. Stokes land Park, where he was em- will be assisted In his assignment ployed full-time since graduating by Harry B. Crook jr., Avon, the ram the School ol Social Work at flfti!' member of the commission, Rutgers University In 1957. He as chairman, holds a Master's Degree In Social Mh McClintock, Work from Rutgers in addition to «o«i wll with thick™ I will maintain an over-all c o- a Bachelor's Degree from Prince- OCIAN SPRAY—Wk.U «r JaHM ordination of the planning. He laid ton where he concentrated on the delegation of responsibilities history. He prepared for college CRANBERRY SAUCE 2!il45c was made at a meeting of the t Deerlield Academy. He served commission and was necessary leveral years in the U.S. Air MMILItt because of the need f/ advanced Force, having enlisted during his Mriiftt Mi rrwt tou planning on the project. senior year at Princeton. FMtholders To Hold The Youth Consultation Service CORKED BEEF *79« *59. ,.„„,„.. ^, Is a professional casework agency, Wo Convention June 25-28 iponsored by the Episcopal "leaw-IHgtt" aaillty—lOKOIM £A|CODFIS_ H FILLETS', ^ 39c Twenty-four specialists will par- Church, designed to help young ticipate as speakers and resource people and their families solve IWMI, Jaley—Fresh r»\fj anil D.v.lnW 10 nJM| .leaders In lour discussion groups, the emotions) and adjustment SMOKED PORK BUTTS 591 ** Cs»'i> John'! aha. " June 26 in sessions of the eighth problems of adolescence and annual convention of the Newadulthood. From the office at 84 FREESTONE PEACHES 3'29' Whiting Fillet Jersey Association of Chosen Free- Elm St., Westfield, trained counse- laieet—LIMIIII holders, at the Clsridge Hotel. At lors provide service to almdst all fAM AHIAM trvir n AfAil 74V OMM Pereh Flllct lantlc City General chairman of Union County and large portions Albert S. Smith, Atlantic County of Middlesex. Somerset and Mon- BLUEBERRIES 39« Red L Filh DlBIW Freeholder Director, said the topics mouth Counties. Flm, Crlia IANAINAN STTLE BACON 79» will develop the theme "New Frontiers of County Government ' FINE QUALITY, Mercer County Freeholder Joseph ICEBERG LETTUCE S. Holland, president will preside SS Aims To Pay MONEY SAVING VALUES A*P's Grocery Buys! The meeting lasts June 29 lo U Red, Fina—flat ler Illelaf. and 800 are expected to register Benefits Promptly from the 21 counties of New FRESH TOMATOES ... Jersey. Paasaic Freeholder Direc- One of the goals of the Social tor Ida S. Marotu is v|ce chair- Security Administration Is to p a y twMt, lahy . { FRUIT COCKTAIL benefits as promptly as posiibuvto LIBBY'S 2^27« man. those persons entitled to payments, Among participants will be Mid- Allan A. Bass, manager of the MDPLUWS dlesex Board Clerk Joseph P. Perth Amboy, office stated. rim, Orlta Sommera; Middlesex Freeholder. To do this, Mr. Bass said, It Is William J. Warren; Monmoulh necessary for the person claiming County Director of Promotion and benefits to make inquiry for pay- FRESH CUCUMBERS 2" 13' Public Information Frank L. Wll-ments at his local social security SLICED or gus and U. George W. Parcels, office. A worker should Inquire for public Information officer of thepayments before he retires If he New Jersey State Police. BEETS WHOLE -1 A knows he will be retiring on a cer- June fs Dairy tain date. This will give the Social If you need printing of any kind. Security Administration and t h e we are here to serve you. Ourperson claiming benefits time to get quick service and reasonable prices the information and evidence to- will please you. gether to establish his rights to the SWISS SLICES 2:;;65. MOTT APPLE JUICE 2^43 payment before the time his first check Is due. Fanay laserled Generally, evidence will be re- Ik. quired to prove the age of t h e re- DANISH BLUE CHEESE 75' tired person and the age of his wile. This may be a birth certifi- Sharp Cheddar Cheese MARCAL L! 4-35- JUP cate or other record of age that ts 1 old and reliable. Also, evidence Breakstone'. Cottage Cheete^tT.^£ J2 Route 36 at Main St. of the worker's earnings In t h e 1 taxable year that ended before he Swiss Knight Bruyere '•"*""' ^J.* plans to retire Is necessary. This BURRY COOKIES 29 Keansburg may be a copy of the Income tax Dannon's Yogurt «*-v«* 2 £ $5« return for self-employed persons or the W-2 forms for wage earners. Strawberry Flavored Drink ££. lZ£ & Mr. Bass agalp stressed that for Open prompt payment of first social se- PRETZELS curity checks "Inquire before you Buy a Carton for Fathtr't Day/ retire" at the local social security office. In New Jwtey earten t Sunday Cigarettes Regular lh* lOpkji., Your advertisement in this pa- Coiuk Ch.il.rfl.ld. K..li, lu«ky 5WU, . PMIlp Manli BRILLO SOAP PADS 2 45 per will reach prospective pur •la* Nter—luiertei 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. chasers in every community In the bayshore area. : s Filter Tips N-J™' ZZ2M RED PISTACHIO NUTS X35' NORWAY SARDINES 2 M 33 Hit r-.r.d., K.nt, K»l, UM, M.-lb«., N»»wl. Osilt. OM 6cU. '•rn.intnt, a.«Wle>, Sllam, Spudl T.rarlcn, Vl.arsy, Wlniton ——Thirst Aids I— Ifs Picnic Time / even the belt Hawaiian Punch rvefrui»rw«i ^35* Potato Chips Froien Food Values / Del Monte Pineapple Juice . . ^»« KeenlerSaltineCraokeri"; Persians come M to us for MIMII MIM Imsi — OiaHitriiee] Tangerine Juice JX^, z& Sweet Mixed Pickles "«*•« RUG ORANGEADE Real Sold Orange Base. . . 2 *„: SJ« Stuffed Olives ™t< Wlntf

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gUcomo, Mrs. Frank Culumbo and Couple Married Married Saturday In Keyport ; /In. Fred Rosaao, Toronto, Can- Donald Gray Wed Area Engagements Mr, and Mrs. June* Hourihan,. two aoni, Fred and Joseph, H Valley Dr., Matawan. an the Toronto, Canadi; three listers, In Coral Gables parent! of •son, bora Thursday, Mrs. Robert Mauser, Union Beach; Are Announced Mn. Josephine Serino. Detroit, The marriage of Mis> Veronica June U, iMtV ta Moomouth Medi- TUqulst-Craae Mich.;. Mrs. Sadie Aoulla, Flush- .. Nagy. (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. cal Carter.- ... -.,.-• •" - i Announcement has been made of ing, N. Y.; « brother, Anthony Michael Nagy. Miami, Fla., to the engagement of Mill Marie William* Jcseph Donald Gray, son of Mr. Argent, New York: 14 grand- Crane, 804 Central Ave., Union Xton was horn Thursday, June children and, threa great-grand- • and Mrs. Maurice F. Gray, Holm- Beach, daughter of Mn. Robert 11, 19U. In Monmouth Medical del, took place Saturday, June 6. children. Cummlngs, 804 Central Ave., Union Center,! to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 1959, at the-Church of the Little A high requiem mail was held Beach and Dudley Crane, 169 Rid- WUliamaXOrchard St., Cliffwood. ^ Rower, Coral Gables, Fia. The Tuesday at t am, in St. James tan Blvd., Cliffwood Beach, to Rev. Robert Gray, brother of the Church, Red Bank, with Magr, Peter Tllqulst, Morgan, " ' bridegroom, performed'the cere- Emmet A. Monaghaa officiating, Miss Crane Is a graduate of Say Mr. and Mrs. Chart*! Nofsinger, mony. - Interment was la Ml. Olivet Ceme- reville High School and I* em- Palmer Avt., Wast Keansburg, tery, Middletowtt. Tha John E. The bridegroom and hi* father ployed as a lab technician at are the partnti of a son, born Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, are owner* and operators of Mc- Chesebrough Ponds, Inc., Perth Thursday, June II, IMS, in River- was in charge of arrangements, Gee Farm, Holmdel, a. (table for Amboy. Her fiance attended Sayre- view Hospital. thoroughbred hones. vilte High School, served with the Rabert Bats* . The bride was escorted by her Margres U. S. Air Force, and is employed Robert Bates, 71 of Cliffwood. lather. She.wore a white bouf- by Food Fair Co., Linden, eon wai bora la St. Peter'* held at Coral the engagement of their daughter Valley Dr , Rd., Matawan Town- Medical Center. Gablea Country Club. After a Flor- Agatha Ann Jo Sp. 47C William A ahlp. Death waa from natural . Ida tour, the couple will reiide In Burnette. Miss Lanilsera Is a VauRolM causes. Ha was lha huiband of Ihe the New Jersey shore area. graduate of Keyport High School late Mn. Sarah (Ray) Booba. Us MR., MRS. JAMES WALLING Class of 1951 snd presently b work- A son wai born Sunday, June 14 Mrs. Gray was graduated from was born In Choyney, Pa. Miss Barbara Edith Crawford, Barbara McDonough, Rarltan; Ing it Fort Monmouth. Specialist Mm Sandra Sloveni, daughter was 1999, In Rlvervlew Hospital, to Mr. Throop High School, Throop, Pa. Surviving la s son, William I, daughter of Mrs. Florence Craw- Miss Marie Schmitt, Cliffwood Burnette attended school In Ala- nl Mr and Mn, Stephen Sloveni, Slovtm Jr., Keyport, and Mra. Robert VanRoten, I Ore- She attended the University of Beebe, Fort Worth. Tex ford, 802 Prospect Ave., Union Beach and Miss Rosalie Gaffney, bama and completed his education 209 Broadway, Keyport, became the bride, ushered. gon Aval., Haslet. Miami. Mr. Gray was graduated Funeral servicei w*re held Beach, became the bride of James West Keanaburg. They wore the while in the u. S. Army. Hi pres the bride of David E. Crook )r.. Open house was held al the from. Little Flower School, Coral Connolcy Saturday at II a.m. It the Bedle Walling, eon of Mr. and Mra. same style gowns and headpieces ratty b ititioned In Asmara, Afri i.80« Blenheim Rd., Baltimore, bride's home, after which t h e Gablea, and from St. Booaventure Mr and Mn. Michael Connoley Funeral Home, Keyport, with ths University, St. Boniventure, N.Y. James Walling, Mlnro'a Trailer as the honor attendant in the rain- Md ion of Mr and Mn. David couple left for the Pocono bow wedding and their bouquets 17 Bromley Dr. Hailet. are Ih Rev Dr II T Williams, pastor He li a veteran of World War II. Camp, Route M, Haxlet, Sunday, No date haa been set for the rook. 821 West University Pkwyy . Mountains. Pa. For traveling, Mra. were colonials to match their parents of a daughter born Sun- ol the Calvary Methodist Church, June 14, 1951, at 1 p.m. In St. wedding. Halilmore. Saturday. June 13. 1958. Crook wort a beige linen sheath gowns They wore yellow, blue day. June 14, 1199, In Rlvervlew Keyport, officiating. Interment waa Join's Methodist Church, Rarltan at I p in In the Reformed Church, dreas with a matching jacket, a and green respectively. Baum-NapUr Hospital in Shoreland Memorial Oardens, Township. The Rev. Norman R Keyport The Rev. Roderick De- amall brown velvet hat, brown Funeral Services and Mrs. Henry Napier. Rarltan Township Riley, pastor, performed the double Thomas Gaffney, Weat Keans- Mr Young, pastor, performed the accessories and a cortage o( white Lambartson Mrs. Edward Proper burg. was the best main and usher- Klamath FalUr Ore,, announce the ,toubl, rtng ceremony before an roses. ring ceremony before as altar A daughter was bom Saturday Henry Pearsati Hague Funeral services were held Sat- Ing were Salvltore Barone, Wat engagement of their daughter For her daughters wedding, decorated with white gladioli and altar decorated with yellow pom' June 11, 1950. In Rlvervlew HOB Henry Pelraon Hague, SI, of 71 urday at 1:30 p.m. at the John J. Keansburg; Frank Mllea and An- Beverly Ann, to William M, Baum. Mn. Sloveni selected a beige silk pompons. Frederick Bopp Jr. pom snd huckleberry greens. Mn. pltal. to Mr and Mrs Alfred Lam Rector PI., Red Dank, died Sun- Ryan' Home for Funerals, Keans- thony Stranlero, Keyport. eon of Mr. and Mrs. William C organza dreas with a matching played traditional wedding music John L. Sagurton played tra- bertaon, 31 Myrtle Ave , Keyporl day. June 14, 198!, it Munmouth burg. with the Rev. John P. Euler, A reception followed at Buck "Baum, 141 McKlnley Ave hit trimmed with coral, beige on the organ. dltlnml wedding music on the The baby weighed five pounda, Modlcal Center after a lengthy Ill- pastor of the Bayshore Community Smith's Restaurant, East Keens- Laurence Harbor, accessories and a conagc of white organ eight ounces and has been namoti ness He wsa the father of Henry Church, East Keansburg, officiat- Given In marriage by her grand- burg after which the couple left roses with gold trim The bride- Th* bride-ettct attended South- oiven in marriage by her father, Sharon Ann. The couple hive an I) llaouo, Wen Keanaburg. ing, for Mrs. Hannah Aarons Prop- father, Leonard Ward, Belleville, for the Pocono Mountains. Pa. ern Oregon Collage, and Robert th bride wore an Informal white groom's mother fhose an aqua r other daughter. Debbie Lee. Mn Mr Hague wis born In Philadel- er. 72, of 40 Moraingside Ave., the bride wore a rosepoint lace For traveling, the bride wore a son's School of Business. She Is afternoon length dress of 111 k and white printed voile dren with gown designed with a wing collar blue dress with a matching Jacket, Lamberlaon la the formar Mil phia. Pa He lived In Rsd Bank Keansburg, who died Tuesday, June serving with the WAC snd li sta orRan[, designed with a high- lace an aqua hit ind acceaiorios and a white hat and accessories and a Joan Raupp. daughter of Mr and Utr nine yaara. 1. 1999, at Monmouth Medical Cen- embroidered with sequins and tioned it Port Monmouth. collar, three-quarter-length sleeves corssge of white roses with 1 pearls, long tapering sleeves and corsage of white roses. Mrs Richard Raupp. Keyporl Also surviving art Ills wife, Mrs. ter. Interment was in Weehawken Her fiance waa graduated from and a white talfeta cummerbund aqua babies'-breath a cathedral-length train. Her Martiarol (K o i li 11 r) Hague: a Cemetery, North Bergen. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Matawan High School and Bowling A kiaalng veil fell from a white The bridi graduated from Key Rath fingertip-length veil of Illusion fell diughtor. Mn Mine Slrotiol, Vent- Born In Mew York, she resided In Crawford selected an aqua lace Green Stale Unlvenlty, Ohio. He bou headband and she carried a port High School and Beaver (i>l Mr and Mrs Michael Rolh. 19* from a crown of sequins and pearls dress with a white picture hat, mr, five grandchildren and a Keansburg for the past 42 years served four yean In the Air Force colonial bouquet of white and lege, Cllsi of IB5D, with a Uaclielor Myrtle Ave, Keanaburu. are Ihe and ahe carried * cascade bouquet white accessories and a corsage of [roat-u.randdau||hlor. and Is employed. In th* line de yi-llim roses. of Arta Degree In Biology She Is parents of a daughter. Ixirn Sat Surviving Is her husbani!»Ed- of white' roses and lilies-of-the- yellow roses. The bridegroom'! Funeral services were hold Wed- partment of the Jersey Central Only Attendant Put Worthy Advisor ol the urdiy, June 11, UMl In Hlvervlew ward Proper. valley mother chose a powder blue lace nesday at 10 in, at the II. Law- .Mm Diana Hunt, Stratford. Rainbow lor Olrls. The bride- Hospital Rainbow Wedding dress with a white hat and white Power and Light Co., Union Beach mce Krott and Son Funeral Home, Henry I. Wright Sr.' Conn , the bride's college room groom graduated from McDonouah accessories and a corsage of pink The wedding Is planned for Aug Dolfnrd. with tho rtev William Ilia- Funeral services were held Fri- Miss Deanna Crawford, Union male-, was the maid of honor. Her School fur Boys, Baltimore, and Lenovlch Beach, was her sister's maid of roses. JO in tho Fint Baptist Church. A ion wai born Wedneaday, Juni grove, pastor of the New Mon- day at 8 p.m., at the Robert A. yellow nylon afternoon-length Johns llopkini University, Bsltl mouth baptist Church, officiating. Braun Home for Funerals. Eaton- honor. Her street-length gown of Both are graduates of Keyport Matawan. 10. 10311. In Mnnmoulh Medical drrss had a scoop neckline, a fitted more, with a degree In bualnesa Interment wai In I'alr View Coma- town, with the Rev. John F. orchid nylon chiffon had a aabrina High School, Class of 1957. The sleeveless draped bodice and a admlnlatrallon He Is sasociaied Center, lu Mr and Mra. Stanley neckline which extended Into cap Kirk-Kelly tery. Mlddletown Crouthamel, pastor of the First bride is employed by J. J. New- full skirt. She wore a matching Lemovich. 13B Munroo Ave , Weal sleeves, and a satin cummerbund Mn. Mary Kelly, IS Broad St with II. E. Crook a> Co,, Baptist berry Co., Keyport and the brlde- nesdbaOil And carried a colonial Kaanaburg. of- awllng in a aelf rose. She wora Electrical Con- Mn, DinUl J. BUM ficiating, for •right sr., B> "orchid flower crown with a •jefcjwrfkwf-orsna* delight roses tractMt^Sailimor*) ' Mrs Miroaret Rita Huso, 14, aa, aiinr S*e-Ien«th Veil and carried a' ,'of.,-Mr«. ana-fallow, babjesj'-brwlh.. , Til* couple will rwido al MM of 19) Sseley Ave,, Kannaburg, who died Wednesday. June- 10. Anthonyv Mlgliorl, Baltimore, Blenheim Rd., Baltimore. Md, cascade bouquet of pink roses and Dept Dorothy Obituaries died Sunday, Juna 14. IMS. ft 1999, in the Ivy House Nursing polished ivy leaves. port. Mrs. Fred.rlck Estella Rlvervlew llospllil. She waa born Home, Mlddletown Township, after The couple will reside on Cliff- The bridesmaids were Miss wood Ave., Cliffwood. Miss Kelly attended Keansburg Mrs. Martha I'.slolle, 47, of I In Hrooklyn and lived In Keana- a long illness. Interment was In and Keyport Schools and li em- Fifth 51. Lakcwood, died Salur hurg for 23 yean Woodbine Cemetery. Oceanport. ployed by Furmann aV Co Mr dav, June I], 10311 In Spring- Lake Survlvlnn are her husband He was the father of Henry I. Kirk attended Keyport High School Parents Welcome New Arrivals Heights Hospital. She was born in Daniel J. Daaau, a daughter, Mrs Wright jr., West Keansburg. and Is employed by thr Rollo Brooklyn, daughter ol Mrs. Arnold Geraldlne Sprit ford, Keansburg Mr. Wright lived in Eatontown Deaths Reported During Week Transit Corp.. Keyport. Marino, Newark, and the late and Iwo grandchildren. DIGmali Manning John Went. She lived In Lakewood A high requiem maai will he col* for eight years: He was a retired Wbaley-Weldon for 10 years She was Ihe sislor brated al 9 am today In SI Ann's butcher and had been employed Mr and Mrs Robert F wddon. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent DIGennls. A daughter wia born Wcdiuaday, of Mrs Julia Wyanowskl, Laurence hurch, Keanaburg Interment will for 29 yean by the Wagner Market Vincent Carney was a veteran of World War II Westfleld, and Mantolokinn an- 71 Creek Rd , Keansburg, are the June 10, I»J9, In Rlvervlew llos Co.. Newark, at the Highlands Harbor be In Calvary Cemetery, New York. Vincent Carney, 42, of Melrose, Also surviving are his wife, Mn nounce the engagement of thetr parents of a daughter, born Wed- pllal, to Mr. ind Mrs Vemorr Branch. Mr. Wright was a member nesday, June 10, 1959, In Rlvervlew Mass., died Wednesday. June 10, Marlon (Haas) Sherrow; three daughter, Beverly Fay. to Rubert Manning, 9 Parkview Dr, Mallet. Also surviving an her husband. of the Brotherhood of Trainmen, Hospital 1959, in Melrose Hospital after a sons, Gary and Donald, Keans- Singleton Whaley. son of Mr and Frederick lUteile; two daughtera, Newark. Will. Filed lengthy Illness. He was born in burg: Roy. Worrhington: two Mrs. M. Stewart Whaley. Bradr- MaeDanaU Mrs Dolnrea l.uhrs, Columbus. Also surviving are a daughter, Huron Newark, son of John and Margaret brothers. Jack, Wyoming; Re« vell Rd., Holmdel. Mr md Mrs. Richard Mac- Miss. Mrs Join Mandel, Lake- Emily T. Irlllon Mra. Caroline Shaw, Eatontown: A daughter was born Thursday, wood, two brothers, John Went, Carney, Union Beach. Indianapolis, Ind., snd a sister, Misa Weldon was graduaii-d from Donald. 42« Bsyvlew Avs , Laur- Kmlly T llrllton, Keyport, who one other son, George H.. Miami, Juoi II. 1958, In Rivervlew Hos- Plqua. Ohio, Andrew Went. Mr. Carney was employed by Mra. Abble Herrington, Worthing- Weatfleld High School Shi- is at died Apr 21, 1019, Irfl 1390 each lo Fla., and six grandchildren. tending Sulllns Collrije. Briitol. pital, to Mr. and Mrs William Hur- ence Harbor, are the pironts of Newark, and Iwo other sisters. Egyptian Lacquer, South Kearny ton. a dsuuhler. [Una Cherry Hell, and Vs. Mr. Whaley wai nr«du«i«^l on, 47 Lafayette Dr., Hailet. a daughter, born Salurday, June Mrs Joan Knenlg. I'srlin, Mra a aon. John Dritton. Property at Mrs. Katherlae H). DuPwt for 26 years. Funeral services were held Tues- from Blair Academy. Bl»ir.cown 0, 1939, In South Amboy Hospital. Anna Schulli, Newark, and Iwo M Klliabath SI. Keyprnirl, and furn- Funeral services were held Also surviving are his wife, Jane day at 11 a.m. it the John J. B*an He attended Upaala Colkic !'••< grandrhlldren linings lo I daughter, I'.nilly T. Thursday at 9 p.m. at the Bedle (Lltwyn) Carney; one son, Ronald Ryan Home for Funerals, Keans- Mr. and Mn. John Bean, 23 Lup- Mates Orange. Mr. Whaley >• siMxiated Tho Havens Brlllon, named necutrlx. The Funeral Home. Matawan. with Ihe and one daughter, Patricia, both at burg, with the Rev. John Euler; patatong Ave., Keyport, are tha I'unaral Hum*, with the M. S. Whaley Co Holm- Mr and Mrs. LeRoy Itatea, 44 Lakewood. was residua was to ba ahared equally Rev. Chester A. Galloway, pastor home; one brother. Councilman Jo- pastor of the Bayshore Com- parent! of a son. born Friday, June In charge of ir deL Pine St., Ktyport, art tha parents rangemrnls by childrm. Olive B Slomi, Una of the First Presbyterian Church, seph Carney, Union Beach. munity Church, East Keansburg, of- U, 1899, In Monmouth Medical Cen- Matawan. officiating, for Mra. ol a aon, born Tuesday, June 9, May Chllton, Cornelius M llrlltgn Funeral servicei were held Satur- ficiating. Interment was in Fair ter. Mrs. Charles E. Mockrldge Katharine M. DuPont. 84. of 60 and Oeorga Morris Brlllon. day in Melrose. View Cemetery,' Mlddletown. Asbury Postmotter To 1999, In Monmouth Medical Center. Mrs I'rancei Pohllg Mockrldflc Abbott Ave., Ocean Grove, who Pongrac 70, Harmony Ave , tUst Koana William II. Cooper Sr. died Tuesday, June >, 1969, In the .. Adam Smotalk Head MD Campaign Manclnl Mrs. Edwird Clark A son wu born Friday, June 1], burg, died Salurday, Juno 13, 1959 William II Cooper sr . Marlboro Ivy House Nursing Home, Middle- A son wss born Tuesday, June Mn. Sarah Clark, 101 Augusta Adam Smolnlk, 79, formerly of Asbury Park Poslmajtir 1-nuls 1W, In Monmouth Medical Center. al her home, Ifter • long Illness Township, who dltd Mar 4, 1959, town. Interment was In Harris- St., South Amboy. died at her Morganvllle, died Friday. June 12. T. Wlgdortz has ac«ptH ih.- nm- to Mr. and Mra. John Pongrac, 7 9, 1959, In Monmouth Medical She was a resident ~nf JJIJI Keans. loft property in Newark and an In- burg Cemetery. Harrlsburg, Pa. home Sunday, Jine 14, 1959. She 19SS, In Water's Edge Rest Home, eral chairmanship ol the I9M Mus- Mason Dr., Hsilet. Center, to Mr. and Mra. Dominlck burg for 32 years and was a come from 110,000 trust fund lo a She was born in Harrlsburg. wai the widow of the late Edward Keyport. where he resided for cular Dystrophy Apprnl >n Mon- daughter.Inlsw. Florence L. Coop- Soulhan Manclnl. 1343 Seawood Dr , Cliff- member of Ihe Knanahurg Chapter. There are no known survivors. Clark. She was the daughter of the three years. He was born in Po- mouth County, It wa« mn««»^ er, who was named *«oculrl» Tha wood Beach. Daughters of Ihe American Revo- late Mr. and Mn. William Scanlon land and had been In the United by the Monmouth County < ha|».r, Mr. and Mrs. William Southan. lution. residue was left tu a grinddaugh- Defense Bonds pay the lame McGee, New York, and the mother Statd for 44 years. He wu I re- Muscular Dystrophy Aimrni" «f 222 Cleveland Ave,, Laurence Har- lor, Janet Lorraine Rapp. Gregory Surviving •re hor husband, rate of Interest as the War Bonds of Mn, Margaret Veary, Matawan tired gardener formerly employed America. bor, are the parents of a daughter, you bought during the war. Buy and Mrs.' Helen Schmld, Old at Beckers Greenhouses, Morgan- born In Perth Amboy Hospital Mr and Mrs. Edwin Gregory, Charles E ; a daughter. Mrs Wavn. o. llarnlav The chapter will srek K'WKI m 904 Center St , Union Beach, are Jorome I.. Guerln. Hast Keans- some! Bridge, and William Clark, Old vllle. He had previously resided November through cam»t'-r« •<•">- Wayne 0 llarnley, Marlboro Bridge.. in Holmdel tor 10 yean. Kwlednski the parents of 1 daughter, born In burg; Iwo granddaughters and four Township, who died May 13, 1951, • Lady *•««—••—• merce and Industry loliciutumi. greai-granddaufihiere She was a communicant of St! Surviving li • lister. Mn. Anna special gilU and the iradin»nal A ion wu born In Perth Amboy Perth Amboy Hospital. Ml lila estate lo his wife, Miry • Noa-SectaxUa Hospital, to Mr. ind Mrs Carl Funeral services were hold Tuoa- ilirnley, who WII named ess- Mary's Church, South Amboy and Peplowskl, New Castle, Pa. "March Against Muscular l»>tro- Karpl day it 10 a.m. It (he Bedle j*y." Mr. WigdorU said fun-H »r- KWIfclnsW. 10 Gaston Si, MafftV cutrlK. a member of its Rosary Society. Funeral services were held Man- A daughter was born In Perth Funeral Home, Keyport, with Ih* gently are needed to suprxm 'x- wan. Also surviving are five other dsy at 7 p.m. at the John W. Meh- Amboy Hospital, lo Mr. ind Mrs. Rev. Dr, Otto C. P. Janke, pastor Arthur W, McFirlind ptndlng research and patx-m »«v- daughters, Mrs. Barbara Fritz, lenbeck Funeral Home, Hazlet. with Taylor Daniel Karpl, 659 Cliffwood Ave., of the Keansburg Methodist Church Arthur W. McParland, Keyport. ice programs. SayrevUle; Mn. Mary Fritz, Par- the Rev. Timothy Adams, pastor of Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor, Keyport. The rouplt also hive officiating. Cremation wu In Roi* who died May 10, 1839. left prop- Muscular Dystrophy li »" ln- lin; Mra. Alice Winkler, Rochester; the Emanuel Assemblies of God Mlelovllle Trailer Court, West a aon and mother daughter. Hill Crematory, Linden. erly In llolmdol Township lo be N. Y.; Mn. ElUsbethJcker. Spots- Church, Haxlet, Interment was In curable and progressive muwle- A WrVCT «C Mipliil .wastst Keansburg, are the parents of a •hired equally by children, Bea- 1 wastlng disease that usually is Hummell MIM EsUUi M, Coon wood . Mill Sarah ClirkY South Fair View Cemetery, Mlddletown. born in Perth Amboy Hos- trice M. Spralford snd Charles W, Amboy; lour other sons. Edwird fatal to children. Mr. wiBd..ru Mr. and Mn. Cleveland Hum- Mill Eltelle M. Coon, 74, of 122 McFarland. An Insurance bjislness Mia. rhrj-Jflribtr. and Robert, South Amluyi James winouBced-tbat-canistcra »,u be mell. 33 Sioney Brook Dr., Old Main St., Keyporl, died Prlday, WII lift•is lor i son, Charles McFir- Mrs. Elsie M. Kldber. 67. of B and George, JUffltown; 24 grand- displayed in the resort *"••> dur- e. Geld Bridge, are (he parenti of a dlugri- June 13, 1959, In Monmouth Modi- land, The residue went to nil will, Mais SL, Port Monmouth, died children a n d M great-grand- ing July - add August undrr ihe A daughter was bom In Perth ler, born In Perth Amboy lloipltal, cil Center. Sin wu born in Holm- Lillian M. McParland, executrla. OArniNERAl HOME* Monday, June 15, {*!, at the home children. chairmanship, of George Him'"•• Amboy Hospital, to Mr snd Mrs. del Township and wu Ihs daughter MI Mapte PL, Kenwrt I of her daughter, Mrs. John Hop- Monmouth Hills. Macvwlsd of the lite Dintal ind Kale A. Kan PedtriM Tel. COl/ax 4-115* A FUneral servicei will be held at Robert Gold, Aberdeen Rd. Mats ler, I Grace Ave.. Port Moomouth, 1 (Thompson) Coon, She lived In liana Pederaen, Holmdel Town- 1:30 am. today- at ths C-undrum wan, A son was horn in St. Peter ! after a lengthy illness. She was Keyport for M yein. ship, who died.May U. IMS, left Funeral Home, South Amboy and Jersey Boys'State Hospital, to Mr. ind Mn. Walter the mother of Henry J. Kltiber, Min Coon wu i member of Ihe Ml persons* poiseiikm* ind bull- at I a.m. rhigh requiem man DiCirlo Macrwlecz, Enjllihlown Rd., Old Keansburg. First Daptlil Church, Keyport, nm, known ai Pedersen'i Boil will be celebrated in St Mary's Another "Sellout" Mr. and Mn. Leon DiCarlo, 17 j Mn. KJeiber was bora'la New Central Ave., Matawan, are the1 Surviving in a ilsler, Mn, Jin- Works. Keyport, to son* Erik and Church. Interment wlU be ia Cal- The 14th annual encampm'"! of York and bad lived In Port Mon- parent! of a daughter, born Wed nlo E, Pienon, Keyport, and a Bjvln Pedersen, eiecutora; H0M WHEELING vary Cemetery, Parlin. Jersey Boys' State on the sute mouth for the last M years. She nesday, June I, 1959, in Perth Am Mr rtid Mrs. Lawrenct Links, brother, D. Burt Coon, Pliuiown. aulomoblls ind Ufa right In prop- University campus, Sunday through DeOnrt Sbcrrew was a member of the Gethsemane boy "* ) Sielnhirdi Ave., Old Bridge, are Funeral fervJcet wire held Me»> arty on Holmdel Rda Holmdel DeJbtrt Sberrow, 44, died Friday, Lutheran Church, Keyport. and June a will be another "sellout |he njceiis of a son. born. In. SL day at liM-p.m^-aMh« B«dU> Tuwmlilp, tu lila wltavKifwr Pttr 1 M Daughters—of—Amerlcs,~B»yslde «eordhig-to—«iTotd " OUT Peter's Hospital. Funeril llome, Keyport, with In* erien, household furnlihlngs, ahar- Riverton, Boys' State director WUJOCV Ave., KearubuTg. Be was Council, Keansburg. *. WC -Bobby Clark and Mn. Rev, Mauriea W, Phillips, pallor of ed equally by hi* dilldrin, Erik Some CO outstanding high school C«w1lng bora la Warthlngton, Ind., the son Also surviving are bar husbaaJ, Clark, 14 CheMmit Dr. Hailet, are the Flnt Biptlit Church, of- Pederien, Elvln Pedemn, AM Ul- Juniors from all parti of the state, A fourih child. • aon, wag born of Roy'and Ada (Bertoo) Sberrow, Henry Kleiber; a brother, Henry the parents of a son, born Satur- llclatlng. Inlarment wai In llolm- richiea, Ella WUwq and Onta about 100 more than last yen. tit Thursday, May 21, 1*59, In Fltitln WorfJibstoB. Dlaxer. Danla, Fla., and ton day, June I), I«M, In Patterson del Cerottety, Kftowiel and Vignir Ninon and expected to be on hand wh™ Gov. Hospllal. to Dr Gcotfe T. Cowling Ha wu a member at Inter- grandchildren. Army Hospital, Fort Monmouth. Aim VtnOacktr, Tha reildu* win Robert B, Meyner gives the open- and Mra. Cowling. Wayilde, former Mrs, iM«*ti IPMMr* b* ahiri4 equilly by tUujshlen, national Brotherhood of Electrical Funeral services were held s Workers, and the Goodfellows As- ing-day luncheon address i» Uni- Jeasdiigi residents of Keyport. The baby Mr«. Julia A. Potabl.r», «, of Ann Ulrlchscn, Ella Wllioa aid 2 p.m. Wednesday at the II. Law 2l I John St,, Kesniburg, died Satur- sociation, Kesniburg. Mr. Sberrow versity Commons, Sunday, J""' Mr. Md Mrs Michael Jennings. was named Thomas DIM. Greta KnowlM. • f race- Scott and Son Funeral Dome, day, Juna It, IIM, it the home Dr. Mason *V Gross, pn-sident Greenwood Ave., Uurmc* Bel/ord, with the Rev. Frederick oin Mutter of Her daughter, Mn. Edward of the Stale University, win l rlartori are flu pirtnls of a son, ' Henry IdnreM BW,''pastor of the Gethsemane Finn, Mlddlftown Township. She Gov. Meyner In welcominj the born In Perth Amboy Hosplul The Rev. Theodore C. Mullfr and llcnry S«hw«iur, Keinaburi, iirho Lutheran Church officiating. In- youths st the opening session The Mn. Mullcr. I Anthem Lane, lived In Union Batch most -of har died Apr. 10, IN*, left Bll Mtal* Studios terment was ia Fair View Ceme- ll/e and wai a communlcint of week-long program, sponsored by WiiHasM) Hailei, ire ihe parenll of • aon, It Ml. wife, Adita K. aVhwtliir, tery, Middletown. the New Jersey Department of the Mr. and Mra. Thomas Williams, born Friday, JuM I. l*». In Holy Family Owrop, UnM Bsadti. who was named euteulrix, : American LegJofi on, behilf of Orchard St. Cliffwood, ire (he Somersei Hoipllil, Sofliervllll, The She WII Ihe widow ol tbeUtt CAKDH) WEDDINGS A SPECIALTY This week, why don't you.look better, citizenship, has the support Pswtati of a son, born Thursday, baby weighed tight pound*, left Joseph Pombierc. . The HI 0. S, nibnuriDM wklcJv ' II at/UN IT TEL. CO M3M ' UTPOET through 0>e windows of yo«r of -Ml state erganlzaliens. »hldi June II, UK,H) MOflfflOttDl M«dkal Minces and has Dem named Robert farriving in four diuthwri; tnuid lr> World War it tptnt m church ... from the tail*. help the participants. CfsstfT, -'• , -' ••„ Gtorit. ' ' MM. n MhMh, jjpr*a>riejitM«tp T Wat (4 WlsJiya^^ MIU< ' Thursday, June 18, 1959 ffa9*;3Ft*ir -* First Section The Eternal Flame

OUR SKarr TO KNOW MMKd «*CTT Thnndn M KtTPorL Monraoum County, H. , Bj BBCWB PUBUSRIHg AND PRINTING COMPANY (Tbe Trentonlan) tannin r Lawa Can Oa March > of this year a bill SOME STRANGE ARTICLES have been given to the 1. tUtel Bran. -Editor - Garaidin V Bnn. AasoeUt* Bdtte When you think about the work you've put into your lawn so far, was Introduced la the New Jersey lost and found department of the Garden State' Parkway E.OITORIAI you probably feel the- best thing State Senate entitled, "An Act including a damask tablecloth, 18 napkins and 24 pieces of 4 you can do is sit back and enjoy concerning public records ' and silver-plated tableware. The list of items apparently lost 5# it taeh* exsjniution by citizens of or misplaced by Parkway motorists also includes a woman's As you east yourself into your this State, providwe certain ex- hammock, plotting bow you can MK gold ring, a man's wrist watch, an imitation diamond get out of tbe mowing Job from ceptions to the right to examine ring, tie pin, three-quarter-length woman's coat, t nylon imiait «n X tba ana of UM «••* without Uss or { public records, conferring Jurif you might let your sweater, six hats, six Pairs of gloves, seven scarfs, and a aaVani than*? aakuit: Hie* worlar el-Sali < thoughts wander to watering, diction upon the Superior Court baby bib. Since the Authority inaugurated its Parkway- lot typographical arran It UmlUd la At tat* W chinch bugs, leafhopj>ers, fertttl- ia respect thereto, and providing tauoa, and, of count, crabgrass. nek error. mat violations shall be misde- wide lost and found system last November, some 75 articles tlOem at MaUna, N. J. Dr. C. R- Skogiey, (art specialist have been turned in for return to their rightful owners here at Rutgers, doesn't want to meanors." About a fourth of them already have been restated. THURSDAY. JUNE U. 195! deny you any relaxation, but he The proposed tegblstkai was doesn't want you to be disappoint- sponsored by Senators Jones (R-, ed, either. Bergen) and CowgiU (D., Cam- Lefs start With, crabgrass. den). Specifically—and In plain, A RECENT NEWS NOTE confirms what we have suspected Transparent Death - everybody's enemy. It has been all along . . . that Jerseyans have better aims than New germinating a couplt of weeks everyday language—it would give Plastic coverings or bags have been factors to the in- now, and will continue to germi- John Q. Citizen the right to Yorkers. -Pad aim by motorists has led to the removal ol nate into July. crease In accidental deaths of infants.. During the first know how bit public servants are all four automatic toll-collecting machines on the Bronx- Start Early Oa Cnbgnss running his affairs and how they Whitestone Bridge. The machines accepted combinatiuns ui three-months of this year mechanical suffocation accounted Chemical sprays work best when for the deaths of 11 Infants, an Increase of four more than they are applied to young crab- are spending bis hard-earned tax coins totaling 25 cental Many drivers, however, spilled money. recorded in the corresponding period of last year. Plastic grass plants. Among chemicals part of the change on the ground, slowing traffic. Another bat have been tested with satis- Just why it isn't conceded that materials used as mattress coverings were factors in the factor, according to Arthur S. Hodgtiss, assistant genera] factory results at the Experiment John Q. already hat that right deaths of three of the infants. The toll in the nation during Station are phenyl mercury com- manager of the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority. pounds, dlsodium methyl arsonate under existing coostitutioiial and was the comparative slowness of the machines in doing the the period was 20 deaths. statutory mandates Isn't quits tod potassium cyanate. addition and flashing the go-ahead. The situation on i],r You can buy these under many clear to those of us who are un- In the state last year mechanical suffocation caused 32 Bronx-Whitestone is apparently .unusual. Mr. Hodgkis* trade names, and their use Is trained in the intricacies of le- Infant deaths, an increase of five more than, recorded during described In the Extension Service galistic thinking. If indeed he said that there was no trouble with the machines that ,.| the previous year. Plastic bags were reported a? causes 196, ••Controlling Crab- Leaflet does have the right, obviously lected the 10-cent toll on the Henry Hudson Bridge. in three of the deaths. Annual fatal accident reports in grass. Dr. Skogiey emphasizes Looking~Backward thah t repeat treatments are neces- some of our public servants have Mew Jersey for the past decade show mechanical suffocation sary. not yet been educated to the fact PRICES GOING UP ... More and more daily news as the leading cause of accidental deaths of children under Chinch feed on blades of grass, litau Abac* Mas An* Wag* Wa auuw la Tkt U*f If that governments In the good old papers in this country are raising their prices, the American four years of age. and they were especially bother- U.S.A. are supposed to derive some last year In some parts of Newspaper Publishers Association reports. Cranston Williams Forty-Five Yean Age . the last regular meeting Thursday their Just powers from the con- The State Safety Council first became awafe of the North Jersey where bentgrasi nlgnt of last week when Minor general manager of the A. N. P. A., said that from FVI> l'j lawns are popular. Control is (Issue Thursday, June 18. 1914) sent of the governed. hazard of plastic bags close to two years ago and suggested The Farmers' and Merchants' Brown of Marlboro proposed the harder In bentgrass because of the Currently the aforementioned through June 8, twenty-two daily newspapers increased their the following precautions to combat the problem: Never use National Bank ol Matawan Is a paying of a group of three bills, dense mat thai It forms. and Farrell opposed, Kugler being right to know" bill is bottled up single copy prices. Of the twenty-two, nine went from hvt flimsy, plastic material* as moisture-proof coverings on member of the new Federal Bank If browning of grass makes you Reserve System, and has been ibsent In the Amendment and Revision to seven cents a copy, two from six to seven cents, thi<< babies* mattresses; for safety, always use a sheet over the suspect chinch bugs, get down on placed in Group No. 2 of the Sheriff Howard Height has In- if Laws Committee of the New from seven to eight cents, and eight from seven to ten rents plastic self-covering of a crib mattress; keep empty bags your hands and knees for a close Third District The People's Na- look. Young bugs are reddish and augurated a considerable saving in Jersey State Senate. Competent Jie said the number of newspapers now selling for 10 ci-nts saved for special purposes well out of children's reach; tional of Keyport and the Kent* wingless. the work of his office In the prep- State House observers are now get rid of all surplus bags promptly, Do not just throw xirg National of Keansburg are iration of Sheriff deeds. Here' a copy had Increased to 170, and those selling for eight Remedies for chinch bugs are Group 3. skeptical about Its chances of be- them away Intact In trash, cut them apart first or use up 10 per cent DDT dual or five per tofore, the description of the cents had risen to eight. Five-cent newspapers have dropp<-,l Rev. J. F. properties sold was recited twice ing cleared by the committee to bags as refuse and garbage containers and dispose of in cent chlordane dust, at the rate Gough of Manas- to 991 and six cent papers to forty-nine. Mr. Williams su.il |uan, formerly of Brsdeveltdl , mo- each deed, but under tbe new .the Senate as a whole for action. usual way or in the incinerator; do not give larger plastic of two-and-one-half to five pounds that the newspapers attributed the increases to the climbing to 1000 square feet. The dust treat- ored to Asbury Park Sunday eve- policy it appears but once, with- That a legislative impasse such articles such as table cloths, draperies and furniture coverings costs of newsprint, wages, fringe benefits, and other material' ment also will kill leaf hoppers. ing to call upon his uncle, Joseph out affecting the solidity of the as this, should come to be seems to youngsters to play with because they can cause suffo- :lancey, in Ocean Grove. During tteed Go Eaay Oa Fertilizer utterly unthinkable. In the final and services^ cation, too, if wrapped or rolled tightly around their heeds; Use fertilizes sparingly in sum- is absence the car was taken and Wednesday night William L. analysis, the proposal is only a avoid smoking while handling the garment film bags; they mer, Dr. Skogiey cautions, be- Tuesday afternoon it was found VanBrunt was elected president the rear of a Soutii Mam Street reafflrmation of the right to which are flammable and will dissolve in hot pellets which can cause it tends to make grass of the Matawan Building and Loan GfcTTING BACK TO THE BEARSKINS . . . Britain s War especially tasty to Insects and a laundry. From the quantity of Association at ttie twenty-eighth John Q. has long been Inherently cause serious skin burns. pushover for disease. gasoline used it had been run ainutl meeting of the Associa- entitled. Failure or refusal on the Office revealed the story of a young soldier in the elite about ISO miles. No clue to the If you sun to water your lawn. tion. Under Hit' leadership the part of his public servants to take Coldstream Guards who was too shy to serve as a sentr> be sura you can stay with It. A joy-rider has been found. assets of the associstlon have cognizance accordingly would run outside Buckingham Palace. Guardsman Jerry Smith, 19 lawn can get Into trouble If water- James J. Otlligan will operate more than doubled. boat between Perth Amboy and counter, it strikes us, to the basic years old, became absent without leave in April rather than ing suddenly is stopped because The Matawan Township Com- you go away or for tome other Keansburg this summer, making principles of representative don a big beqrskin hat and scarlet tunic for his first time the trip in each direction la .a mittee hi a special meeting Tues- reason. It's better not to water at government as a sentry outside the palace. Private Smith gave himseli Rulee For Swimming Pools all if you can't be sure of con- little last than an hour. The day night hi the Township Hall nnuing. Too much water, com- City of Perth Amboy hat given proudly disdained acceptance of up at his home town in Yorkshire 27 days later. He ex- the reduced share allowed it by During the hot and sultry summer days and nights, bined with hot humid weather, can free dockage to the boat and the PROBLEMS plained he hated to stand before hundreds of curious tourists encourage diseases. merchants then believe the new the local Public Health Associa- swimming pools are Inviting places for all types of people, tion and will not have to bear any (Newark Evening News) for his turn at guarding the palace. Physicians recom- and precisely therein lie their dangers. Toddling children Finally, be sure your mower It service will attract a considerable Everybody has problems, but to amount, of business to their city longer the accusation that the mended after an examination that the young soldier be are drawn irresistibly to them by the lure of their cool, sharp hi mldrteaaon because'grata Township, gutting the greatest halp take your mind off the beat clear depths. • "•*<•;, - <. • r • ,- • - U tougbtr tad tbara It. mon fcom the summer —-— • discharged. The, War, Office said he had been given a Kcantburg; . •atirtlt from tke nuncs services., wave we relate t couple of real danger at tearing* tt ratter matt was going tor pay but oo*. third medical' discharge and would receive a small separation Older people of all ages, with dolphin diligence, indulge cutting it cleanly. be made on Junt 17. Vast Thursday night at much aa tbt Bdroogn, the A lady ia Bnglewood noted for bonus. By the way, have you heard about good old Wem- themselves, frequently with an abandoned assurance which You can g« the.crabgrass leaf- Prater let and Extension Bulletin 120, Schools and the County, each set •i fine flower gardens is having jley? their prowess as swimmers fails to justify. Unathletic in- "Lawn Care" from your county Price of Pleasure Bay caught a aside for that purpose. tough time with her gardener, dividuals flagrantly overreach their strength and stamina, agricultural agent or by sending twenty-five pound bass at Allen Ten Years Ago who. she says, came with the sometimes with serious, even tragic, consequences. i card to Garden Reporter. College hurst. This is the first large bass (issue Thursday, June 13, 1949) place. He Is angry because she of Agriculture, Rutgers University, caught this season. Traffic light for the intersection changed the direction of tbe row* THAT'S WHAT HE gets for painting on an ice box The sale and full enjoyment of swimming pools is bound New Brunswick. The Rarlttn Township Com of Lloyd Rd. and Valley Dr. was the vegetable garden behind lept: Bernard Buffets-one of France's most successful young up with good sense and good behavior.' 'When pooh are well mlttee on Wednesday night took asked by Leonard M. Morizio, a the tennis court from east-west to jainters, has asked a Paris court to keep the owner of a Buf- kept and cleansed they are • source of refreshment and final action on the application of resident of the ana. at the Mata- lortli-south, and she may have I the Jersey Central Traction (urn fet-decorated refrigerator from selling it in pieces. The re- pleasure to those who us* them intelligently. When neg- wan Township committee meeting forego her vacation to avert sabo- Social Security ptny for t franchise from Palmer tage among the bean poles. frigerator owner has the idea that four Buffets will brm« lected, they could become veritable sink-holes of infection; Thursday. Avenue, Keansburg. to the steam A lady In Mootclalr has an a lot more money than a Buffet refrigerator in one piece when incautiously used, water pits of danger and distress. Friday night will make the Questions boat dock there by way of tin- opening of the annual fair spon- equally tough problem. Her bouse Buffet and other French artists decorated iceboxes last De- Avenue, by granting it. There was sored by Cllffwood Volunteer Fire growing dusty because her Pools are only as safe as the people who use them are much local opposition to the route, cleaning woman has gone to cember and sold them at a charity auction. The Buffet sensible. Keep this in mind as you plunge light-heartedly Co. 1 at Clitfwood Ave. and Route Q-I am a wage earner whose objectors preferring some other 35. Europe for the summer. went for more than $2000. The purchaser recently had one in, or your pleasures may be short-lived. tMh birthday was May fl. 19M, and street to the shore. According to officers of the Everybody feel a little better side sawed off and took it to a gallery to have it resold a> I filed my claim for social security The C.R.R. station at Leonardo now? a "painting on metal, by Buffet." The painter lodged a com- retirement benefits oo June 4, 1958, was fitted up last week with an Matawan First Aid Squad the an- I have heard that I must restrict agent's office and Monday John nual canvass in the borough has plaint, saying, "There isn't even my signature on the thing " been about one-third completed SUMMER FOOTNOTES my earnings to (1200 or lets O'Brien of that place was install- (Newark Evening News) He contended that the side was part of an indivisible whole year to receive all my benefits. ed In charge for the summer. and judging from the returns thus far the returns will be consider- Anthropologists of the future The judge ordered the painting impounded until he L-OUKJ : Dangers Does this year start with Mty 8th The Saturday and Sunday crowds may Identify the American sub- tt Leonardo depot are very l»rge ably under last year. hold more hearings. . r>•"" '•* :"• • when I wts S3, or with June 4th urban dweller as a creature with ...._., closing of school and the beginning of summer when I filed my claim? all the season. Protest against public disclosure a varied number of toes, deptnd- recreation programs, we should be cognizant of the dangers A-NeMwrt The year in which Twenty-Five Years Ago of results of Stanford achieve- ing on how he got along with his A STORY FOB the (1200 earnings are figured is (Issue Friday, June 22. 1934) ments tests given in Mstawan power lawn mower. attendant upon some of these activities. schools was made by Earl B. from Jan. 1.1958. through Dec 31, The crime wave appears to The usual set of nationwide sta- The ever Increasing popularity'of the Little Leagues, and 1958. Earnings you may have for have hit our shores during the Garrison, elementary school prin- cipal, and a- delegation of faculty tistics are lacking, but the walk- other Junior-size baseball games, is creating more and more the month of May on will be add- past few months and another ing wounded are with us to testi- ed to the earnings you had in Jan- cue was made known today when members, aU Monday's meeting early evening activity for the entire family. Although many of the Matawan Township Board fy Out power mowers are not uary through April. If the total is the Keyport police reported that playthings. Some indication of of these activities begin late in the afternoon, most of them over $1200, yon will not be paid Galbraith's Boat Works on West of .education, as an unfair rejec- often are not concluded vntft dusk. tion on the teaching accomplish- who wins in an encounter be- one or more checks for the months Front Street. Keyport. was broken tween a mower and a man la In 1958 after the month of your Into late last night or early this ments of some of their number. By Margaret A. loan • . fl?ith the sudden ending of these evening events, streets shown in the report of four Day- 69th birthday. morning. The Rev. Frederick C. Boos become-'Congested .with automobiles, children on bicycles tan (Ohio) hospitals, currently Q-What happens if I rail to re- No citizens were present to will be Installed as pastor of booking 25 mower victims a week. Cvr/ous James and pedestrians. It is important for all to remember to be port my earnings if over $1200? witness a 20 minute special meet- Gethwrnane Lutheran Church, Down in Georgia some doctors James, the pet monkey, swung "Let's see," he said. "I got into extra cautious to prevent accidents marring these summer A—Willful failure to make the Ing of the Marlboro Township Keyport, at a special service to checked into 737 power mower pleasures.' 1, - report is t serious federal offense. Committee at the Town Hall in be held Sunday afternoon tt 3 himself onto the pantry shelf, trouble when I tasted something accidents over a two-year period Ummnun, what was that big bag and when I smelled someUiinis Not only will the overpaid amount Marlboro village yesterday after- o'clock In the church. The Key- and reported that 70 per cent In- Parent* should be certain that their car's lights are have to be repaid, but at least noon and they missed a heated port congregation's membership of brown squares? Curious This time I'm only going to touch volved direct contact with th! James decided he would find out, it first. That way I can't get intt turned) on while they also keep a sharp lookout for bikes and one extra month's benefit will be exchange of words between Includes residents of Matawan and whirling blades end the other 30 walking persons. Cyclists should remember to follow rigidly charged. Of course, fraud Is a pun- James E. Farrell. sole Demo- vicinity. per cent of injuries were from He pooped almost the whole trouble," the stoWs requirements; all also should have their bicycles ishable felony. If you hive any cratic member and Chairman things the mower blade batted In- bag Into Jiis mouth at once They James put out one hand to pick Opening lnterclub of the sum- were Caramels. James began to up the piece of cheese. SNAP' equipped with a light (n front and a red reflector at the rear. doubts about your responsibilities Charles E. Kugler, both of Mor- to the air. In the latter category mer racing season on Rarltan chew, but there, were so many OUCH! James danced up anc and rights, check with your near- ganville. It grew out of a matter Buy will be held on Keyport har- were t hose nozzle, which killed If all concerned will do their full part In promoting est Social Security Dlstriot Office, which ran Into a 1-1 deadlock at bor next Saturday and Sunday • woman, and a piece of a metal caramels In his mouth at once, down in pain. It was a mouse that his |aw stuck together. trap and it was snapped right on safety at these recreational get-togethers they will help afternoons when over 50 craft In coat hanger, which pierced His mother came into the pan- James' hand, assure a saner summer for the entire community. all classes from the four compet- little girl's lung. . ing clubs, Richmond County of What it adds up to is that the try. "Whatever are you eating?" James' mother heard him howl sne said to James. ing and hurried into the pantry 3htt jCtgal Column Great Kills, Rarltan of Perth power lawn mower has slashed It's the UHon Tins sunmsni or no m jmatr Amboy, Princess Bay and Key- ts way to the head of the list James shook Ms head and tried She helped James pry the mous.- 7k» 1Mb* TW Cmm (hit* U< UfiOmt tTinauusocutniu inuinn •portr will contest- for—points—to* f,home_*cddent causes for-men tojmoxeJili_Jtw__After..«v_whUe- trap off; She looked at James and mstooHDro Dsjoau cmm or Tan wards 1949 bay titles. Half the battle Is to know this. the caramels began to melt, and shook her head. "When will you Law aoi^ixrnia, AND oauoATisa unit out Editors and reporters ot Mon- Recognition of the machine Junes was able to talk. He told ever learn?" tbe asked. untuum row to *pna CONCUNDO machine and not a toy might, wh had 1 mouth County newspapers" were .J^"" t " >»PPOied. "I think I've learned." said guests of Walter Reade jr. tt a save a few toes around here dur- "well," she said, "maybe next James. *at last" press luncheon at the Benkeley- ing the long, grassy stumper time you won't be so curious." "I wish I could be sure," said Csrteret Hotel, Asbury Park, ahead. But the next day James saw a his mother. 'yesterday, to herald the return to Wg box of black powder sitting The next day she pot a big box The legal Aspects Of Golf tba North -Jersey Short/ ot HOW TO REACH 111 fU1? JR2fry *eU- "! W0B'1 ta front of James. "Open If she vaudeville on a Palace Theatre (Newark Evening News) ttste ft right away, that eot me said. X You can get annoyed by that Ing, wait until they have holed It's) always interesting to hear In trouble last time. IT1 just smell James turned bis back. "No.1 pokey foursome up ahead that's out and proceeded toward the scale. from octogenarians, nonagenarians it first," he decided. he said. ^ holding everyone up but does not next tee beforejpu hit your balL deWlUlfU JgBfftJpAjLgrest, hlg-SNIEF.—^But-arsoU-you-curlous-to sei. nave~the~eourtesy wisryo*rpTiy A shouted"warning'of "fort" giv- lot riding the wings of time. fhe black powder was pepper, what It Is?" asked his mother through. In fact after a hole or en to anyone In the obvious dan- Their advice is varied and some- tot0 nOie d mouth two you are mad enough to tea JP? t "* •* "Tristd. ger n»t It not sufficient times contradictory—den't smoke, * i***"1 him- Hi* «yes got red James shook his head. "I'm sot off before they are out of range. Of courts there are times when smoke six cigars t day; don't and began to water. James sneez- curious about anything anymore.' Check that iwingl Let's check a person not In the obvious range drink, have wine wiith every ed and sneezed Tor half anI hour he said. 1 some law first of your bail is In danger of being meal; don't drink coffee, drink His mother found him rolling on James* mother opened the bro Courts have recognlxed that the hit. In such cases, it's your duty 10 cups black a day—but it al- the pantry floor and sneezing, herself. Inside was a blindfold foi avenge golfer cannot always con- to give him "timely warning," ways has tbe weight of authority. She saw the open box of pepper. Janes' eyes. There were two cot troT the direction or destination of which is the legal term for shout- Our current favorite Is the ad- I told you what happens to ton plugs for James' nose. Then his boll. They say that when you ing "lore." monition of the nation's last sur- curious Mile monkeys!" she were also two big boxing glove '•' *' •V? - "" •*' • •*• " *.' go out on the fairway you assume !? golf, at in highway safety, viving veteran of the Confederate ^L lot James' hands. the risk of being hit by a wild courtesy,is your best safeguard. Array, Walter Washington ffWil- shot, However, this does not mean The very next day. James saw But Jamesjrasat eveai interest Generally, If you know the of- !Uams of Houston, who is 119: a small board with a piece of ed. He was already hopping oo. that the fellow hitting the ball ficial rules and customs—and fol- "Get up in time for1 breakfast has no responsibility! If someone cheese on it in the pantry. VNow of the room. His mother pot al low them—you can forget th« hang around for dinner and go what could that be?""^»oi/dered the things back in the box, "I Is obviously within, range, It Is legal hazards of the game' and to bed after supper." your responsibility to hold back Curious James. think yOu'm right," she caUW concentrate on th*.water haz- To which no doubt the National ! He decided this time he wouldn't after James "Yon didt't neat and wilt" If another group Is on ards.'hi anyeveiit,~Trin'doo Safety Council would'add, 'tad* the green that you are approach- investigate. Then his cario&y these thiags after an. You're na« wilt before you hit your shot. stay home on holidays.' got the better of Mm. »« cariow anymore." Ifcwsday, June 18, 1959 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL Page Five — First Section

BPWC Installs Class Graduates With Honors At Commencement Exercises Name Mrs. Holub Cum laud* Graduate { Rebekah Lodge Gaint MD Degre* OflKcrsAtMeet installation of officers for the Welfare Chairman Has Anniversary new term featured a dinner meet- Mrs George W. Meyer, 'state The 63rd anniversary of the ing of the Business and Profes- public welfare chairman has an- Lady Colftx Rebekah Lodge was nounced thai Mrs. Joseph Holub, sional Women's Club of Matawan celebrated at a meeting held In a member of the Woms.ll'* dub held"-in the Pleasant Valley Inn the Odd Fellows H»il, Keyport. Monday. Mrs. Frances Thaler, of Laurence Harbor, has been ap- pointed Fifth District public wel- The occasion also marked the of- chairman, served as toastmistress. fare chairman. Mn. Edgar Miss Emma McGalj. Westfield. ficial Wait of Stat* President Mn, Pturce. new Fifth District Me* first vice president of the State Ethelyn Shalllck and part of bar president recommended the ap- tuff. Ov*r W numbers, "repre- Federation, installed the officers pointment at • candle ceremony following a senting U different lodges and • brief business meeting conducted Mrs Holub served as puhllo visitor from Florida, attended the by Mrs. Miriam Hulsart, retiring wi-llare chairman for th* local anniversary celebration. ^ * president the members volun- club three years ago and has teered to assist the Matawan First since headed the American Home Entertainment was provided by Aid:-with the preparation of food Department and the membership Miss Barbara Wyckoff, accordi- for their 25th anniversary program committee She currently Is bulle- onist, whe played "I Bell*ve." to be held is September. tin chairman "Whispering Hop*," "Over ths other newt from the club In- Waves" and "Danube W«VM." Mrs. Doris Ronsoo was installed Robert Cisciarski and Marsh* president succeeding Mrs. Hulsart. cludes the appointment of the lenders of the Little 'Women's Wallace danced a walu and Rob- Other officers installed in toe ert presented a specialty tap official family were Miss Kathleen club Mrs. Florence Holmes will BRUCE W. GUNKLE . dance, Merrltt, second vice president; serve as counselor and the will DR. FREDERICK 0. WENZEt Dignitaries present were Sam- Mr*. Bernice VanPelt, recording lx assisted by Mra. Joha Perhaca, Area reildent* who were among uel Burroughs', grand high prieit; Dr Frederick G. Weniel, son of secretary, and Mrar Elizabeth Mi> John Probst. Mra. William graduates of Rutgers Preparatory Mra. Rnoda Held, past president; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick O. Wen- Vreeland, treasurer. Mrs. Gene- V..IIH. Mrs. George Ksneroiu, School. New Brunswick, at com-Mra. Frances Waihbourne, dis- tel, 7 Sixth St., Matawan Town- vieve Donnell, first vice president, Mi> William Weeks, for th* youn- mencement exercises held Thurs- trict deputy president; and Anns ship, recently received hit Doctor and Miss Antoniette Cerrato, cor- gn t'lis «nd Mra. August Edel day were Bruce W. Qunkle and Pag*, past president and secre- of Medicine Degree., from North- responding secretary, were unable foi i lie teen-agers. Group names Douglas V. Krogh, Matawtn. tary of the Stata Assembly of western University at caremonlM to participate In the ceremony, 01 will i« selected In the fall. •"iS™. *** "|T»*»«lnK class" of the nursery school of the Halted Hebrew Coafr«**Uaa, **f Bruce Gunkle was presented with Rebekah*. held at Evuuten. III. H* also was Mrs. Hulsart presented Mrs. port, received tnelr diploma, citing completion of a "two-year course la playing" UcmMhi ksU Cleaa-Up W**fc cum laude pin. He was one of awarded a Master of Science De- i*?S f ?". i>™l«o«u«- Class was for children from tore* to flve-yeara«A*fe. A tow aursery Mra. Oeorge. Porter and Miss Ronson with her president's pin Residents are reminded by thefive memben of the class to re-Amllle Baumgsrtner were present- gree for his resurch work don* cJauwQI begin to September. Graduates are, front row, (left to Hint), Jonathan Paapkk, DarU club ihai a clean-up week will be In NeniFoanatomy. and Miss McGaU pinned the past Popplck, Evan Goldman. Forrest Rudnlck, Seth Krakauer, Edward BaunU, fUWa Sahaw, Karta Frag**, ceive this honor. He alao received ed with the past noble grand held each month on th* U, U or president'* pin on Mrs. Hulsart Jo-Ana Berman, Alison Prater, Eilea Rosenberg, Judith Klelnbert, the Class of 1B7« priie In mathe- Jewel Miss Ltaumgartner has Dr. Weniel received his pre- r aourding to the day garbage Mrs. Hulsart also received a gift matics. been a member of th* lodge for medicsl education si Cornell Uni- is >i Ki-Juied for collection. Th* from the membership for her fifty yean versity, llhac*. N Y , where as a gaiter men will pick up any- guidance during the past two years. Noble Grand Mra. Jack Oessner member of Theta Chi Fraternity, thing during this mlddle-of-the- Mld-Madl»on Civic Miss Judith Rice and Misi Anne stated anyone Interested In Join- he served as house manager, niiinth clean-up program. Marie Vas, the recipient! of the Matawan Personal Items Group Awards Gradi ing th* lodge can contact her si reaaurrr and social chairman. Business and Professional Women' On Thursday, June JJ, th* club nor home. Route J5, Keyport. Among his many activities he was Club 1969 Awards were special New* Of f •• And ?»«r ramll| la appreciated At Aw Tlsaa »iii I"in other Women's Clubs Wilter Alslk. chairman of theShe explained lh« lodge Is non- member el th* Cornell Rlfls guests. Other guests present in- fn>m the Fifth District al a picnic Mld-Madlson Civic Assoclttlon, con- sectarian and a branch of the Team, staff photographsr of the cluded Mrs. Pstrida Applegate, in be held at Allaire Stat* Park. ducted th* recent meeting held at Odd Fallows Lodg*. Cornell Dally Sun and waa *lect*d Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hostetter Robert Bedle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Helen Brown and Mrs. Audrey Mr. and Mn. William BUItoa, lir New Jersey SUM Federation Rebekshs from other lodges outstanding fraternity brother of and children. Nancy. Andy and Mra. Wyman Bedle. Is a surgical th* Hill Lanes Community Hall. Mack. West Palm Beach, Fla. have sold <>l Women'a Club* of which the who have moved Into the newly the year 1855 by That* Chi. Whll* BiUy. Savannah, Ga, are visiting patient In Rivervlew Hospital. Madison Township. On display at Mrs. Ronson will meet with the their former home on Zlegltr PI local club Is a member worked developed surroundings areai may In medical achnol at Northwostern Mr. and Mn. Jay F. Hostetter. the medals donated by the club executive board at a dste to be Mn. Baynard Smith entertained to Mr. sad Mrs. Richard Hourigan lor the Restoration of Allaire obtain transfara. It was announc- University. Dr. Weniel was a mem- William Stoddard Is on a members to b* presented by the announced later. at dessert bridge on June 10. The Mn, Everett Carlson entertained »hich had becom* a deserted vll- ed the naxt and final meeting of ber of Phi Rho Sigma FrsUmlty business trip this week to Detroit, aaslcation as awards for general winner* at bridge were Mrs. Her-for luncheon and bridgt June 10 ««« This will be tha first tint* Ih* season will be held on Junt snd also served as social chair- Mich. •xcsllenc* for two Madison Town- bert Cottrell. Browntown; Mrs. Prize wlnnsrs were Mn. Wlrntoo that s group from th* Federation 34 at the Odd Fellows Hall man. Maria Maccia Feted Mrs. Frederick K. Dederlck en- ship Orammar School gradual** Kenneth Pike and Mn. Douglas Schafftr and Mra. Robert Erd- hn met al an outing at Allaire Local marntwn attending war* tertained at bridge Friday evening uatei. Dr. Wtniel plans to take on In- Ward. Other guests were Mn. rnann. Other guest* were Mrs • meg iu restoration. Mr*. Cast- Mrs. Oessnsr, Mn. Victor Ben- At Graduation Party Th* winners were Mrs. George ternship at th* District of Colum- Robert Bentley, Mn. Charles Pike, Alfred ManvlUt, Mn. William Mc- mer Samolyk will accept reser- nett. Mn. Melvln Poling, Mn. Barbanell, Mrs. Conrad Jotuuuuea Mr. Zlxlk presented an award to bia General Hospital, Washington. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Maccia, Mra. Vincent Patton, Mn. Waiter Graw, Mn. Charles Lockwood, vations for the bus for th* mem- Oeorge Porter. Mrs Alb*rt Eck- and Mn. William J. Rabel Others Carol Nairn. Willis School, Old D C . after which h* will tall* s Cedar Grove, entertained Sunday Pike, Mra. Charles Mandevilla, Mn. Conrad Sebolt and Mrs tiers and their children until man. Mrs Alvin Fltigerald, Mrs present were Mn. Prank Bliss, Bridge, and to Emmanuel Lasso. general and thoracic aurg*ry real- at open house In honor of their Mn. Garrett McKeen, Jr. MnRichar. d Bauer. Saturday Box lunches will be Louis Shuttanbarg, and Mlaa Mn. W. Oliver Diggin. Mn. dency si Took County Hospital, daughter, Maria, who graduated Edward Royer, ail of Matawan liken by tha mothera. Games of Memorial School, Laurence Harbor Baumgsrtner all of Keyptirl, Gerard Devlin and Mrs. Mar- Mn. Bertha Story Schanck, Mr Chicago. Ill from Matawan High School, June and Mrs. P. Judson Evans, Middle- Kimpemlon for the youngsten A letter sent by Dr Eugene Mn farl Hardy. Matawan, Mn guerite Laird. and Mn Philip Neidllnger and 10. A buffet luncheon and supper town. have been planned by the plcn'c Shrunk, superintendent of tha Madi- Russell Wyckoff. Ksanaburg, Mn Qustav Voelcker Is a patient In Mr. and Mn. Edgar Pike attended •u served. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pike • ummltiea. The bus will leave the son Township School System was Ollbert Raynor and Mrs Donald Perth Amboy General Hospiul. the dedication of tha Deserted Co-Op Supper Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Alex entertained at bridge on Saturday No i School, Laurence Harbor, read during the meeting. It ex-Burgess. Union Beach. Mrs Ken- Mr. and Mrs Robert B. Butler Village. Allaire, Saturday. Maccia. and children. Clement, Jo- evening. Quests were Mr. and «l 9 10 am tended an Invitation to all mem nelh Smith. Atlantic lllnhlandi, Mr and Mra Kenroth Miller. spent Friday and Saturday In Cape Mrs. E. Murray Todd, Holmdel, seph, John, Lillian, Richard and Mrs. Herbert Cottrell, Brown- ben and their friends to attend the snd DeWItt ( arharl. Red Bank Matawan. were guests of honor at May. entertained at canasta on Friday Mn Georg* Makuk will pick Alex jr. Mrs. elements Maccia, town, Mr. and Mn. Charles Pike, Willis School graduation Mrs. Jo- a co-operative suppor given at th* Mr*. Bayard Lamborn s n d evening when her gutsts wen up any lood to be donated for the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stance, and Mr. and Mra. Charles MandevUla, seph Sollts. publicity chairman, horn* of Mi and Mrs Marshall C. sister, Miss Jean Anderson. Union, Miss Msry Emma Stack, Perth hake «al» Saturday, starting st t Borbecue Party Mr. and Mrs. Manny Val ]r. and Mr. and Mra, Baynard Smith and a m in the Sayre Woods Shopping will announce the dates of the next lineman, Matawan Ouoals wera Mr and Mn Vincent DeMauro and attended the Wednesday matinee Amboy; Mra. August Kittner. Mr and Mrs Martin Boaak. Mid- Mr. snd Mn. Garrett McKeen Jr. < entt-r Anyone wishing to donate meeting, al a future lime Mr and Mrs Rdward Mack ar . children. Roseanne and Jimperformance of "IB" at the Anta Absecon; Miss J. Mabel Brown. dletown. Mr and Mrs Jackaon Mn. George Barrett, Mn. Wil- may < all her al her home. Matswan. entertained si a barbo- Newark; Mr. and Mrs. John Theater. Keyporti Mra. Harry 0. Jones. Umca. ItaaUl, Mr and Mra Homer liam Wlikins. Mrs. Richard Lewis. Surprise Party For ou* party Saturday In celebration Macangelo and children, Rose- Mr. and Mrs.William R. Craig Miss Ellen Hancy. Freehold; Mra Mm Beverly Jeanne Cor by, .pontlno. Mr and Mra Otto Oaten- Mrs. Douglas Ward. Mrs. Everett of the 13th birthday of their aim, marle and Annette, Nutley; Mr. entertained at • cocktail party Ralph W. Herrick, Mrs. J Launnce Harbor, la attvndlnR tl Juniut Lawton eld. Mr and Mrs. William Carlson, Mra. William J. Miller rdward jr Ouoau were Mr and and Mrs. Michael Ciacclarelli and and buffet supper Saturday Franklin Dominlck, Mra. Edwin Citizenship Institute at Corwln ilospador. Mr and Mrs Choator jr., Matawan, and Mrs. August Mrs. Juniua Lawaon, Morgan- Mra Lawrence Lanun and aont, children. Michael and Joseph and evening for IS guests from New H. Dominlck. Mrs. Jay F.Campua. Douglasa College. New (iamlxirl, Mr and Mra. Woradoil Schmeling )r., Crawford's Corner, vlllc, waa honored *l a aurprlae Billy and I arry Mr and Mn Mr and Mrs. S. J. OeSamo, Irv- York. Hostetter and Miss Msry Llsk. BrutKwIck, this week aa the dcle- K iktiarson |r . and Mr and Mra Inglon; Mr. and. Mrs. Jerry were Thursday evening bridge Miss Stack and Mrs. Edwin Domi- gatr from the club. Miss Corby birthday party on Saturday eve- Jamoa Nlolond. Prrth Amtioy. lid Mrs. Edward W. Currie attended ward's maternal grnndfalher, Hd- '.verell Cnrlaun. Matawan Mr Cosenza and children, Robert and guests of Mra. John Kinney, Holm- nlck were presented with b o n altemla Suyrevllle High School Ing, at her home the graduation exercises Monday wark /.uiker. Arlington. Mr andnd Mi« Milter am moving- In lh« Sal. Linden; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph del. The prize winners wen Mra. voyage gift*. They are sailing for Shi- will be a Ruesl of the club Ouesls were Mr and Mrs J evening of her niece, Virginia Mra. diehard Illlaard. Uellevllli-: near (uturr In New Haven, Cnnn DeMauro and children, Jennifer Thackray, daughter of Mrs. Wil-Miller Jr., Mra. Schmeling and Europe on June 26. in the fall when ah* can describe Bishop, Freehold; Mr and Mrs J. Robenon, Rod Bank-, Mr..and Mn. Richard Frooman and dauuh- arid Vincent. CJiffwood Beach; Mr liam Thackxay, Trenton, at theMrs. Ward. her experience* and training In and Mrs. D. p. Donrier and chil- Mrs. Elmer AppleRat* I* spend- Mra. Booker Andorson, Mr. andlera. KIIMKH and Lorr*,lnn* Ewlng High School. Trenton. Miss Margaret Ann Read-has Ing the summer *|. h*r ' Birthday Party - dren, MulHael. Daniel, and Dettra. Mn. Cbirtei Lawson, Mfl Helen Fords; Mrs F.dward Plerson. Mr Mr. and Mrs, Daniel P^ Miller ibeea a house guest this week, of 'the barbecue panned for July Bradley Beach and' Vincent Hampton and daughter, Barbara and Mr*. Clinton llulaart, Davli Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Me. Mal- spend the weekend at - LJIchflald, Mr; and Mr*. Jackson L. Hammltl 'Mr. arid Mrs, Robert'*. MafkmuY If has been csnc«ll*d'and'o(h«r Maccia. Matawan. Mn. Oeorge Lawaon, Keyport; and Allen Smith, Robert ghaflo and awan. onlfrtalnrcl Thursday In rolo- Conn. U, McKeesport. Pa. and children. Robin Lee, Robert fund-raising"' projects are being Paul Mack, Matowan. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hamlen, planned. WIHIam Carter, Clfffwood; Mrs. hroilon of the sixth birthday of Mrs. Bayard Lamborn. Mrs. J Jr., Jill and Judy are spending Haul Baldwin, and son, Thomaa. thpir daughtpr, Plans Ouflala wet-9 Alice Morrison. Mrs. Arthur C. Easton, Pa., were weekend guests two week* at Point Pletsant Schneiders Honored of Mr. and Mrs. W. Rulon Smith. Drowntown; Mr. and Mra. James Graduate Fefed JnAnna and Leilie Dell, Margaret Hall, Mrs. Charles E. Perrlne, Mr and Mrs Harold C Dcits Meeting Monday Lawson. Malawan: Mrs Merrll Slrkela. Merry Ann Zieftlnr. Bar- Mrs Ross Maghan. Mrs. Johnson Mr. and Mn. Philip Neidllnger, At Anniversary Party attended the graduation ol their Hammond, Aibury Park; Mr and Mr and Mra. Victor Fri'dda. bara (ialloway. Uarlura Looach, Cartan. Mrs. Arne Kalma and and Mrs. Ruth Smith, Kenilworth, son, Harold G Jr . Thunday from The an department of the Wom-Mrs Leverntl Huiaell, Mra. Caro- Malawan, entertained June. 9 rol llarbaro IMRe. Nanry and Charles Mr. and Mrs. William Schneider, Mrs. Lawrence Lemaire were were Friday evening dinner guests the College of the Holy i mss. an's Club of Matawan, will hold an lyn Fenn, Robert Moore, David lowintt Ihe graduation of their son 'Ike Dennis l.arerrr. David Pike, Church St., Matawan, were honored Thursday evening bridge guests of of Mn. Peter TenEyck. Westfield, Worcester, Mas*. art meeting Monday at Mrs Peter and Allen Lawaon. Mlaa l^jrrlne (*harlt*a. from the M a t a w a nitephen Pnntitil. Itaymond I'apa at their home, at a party Sunday Mrs Harry Pitcher. Holmdel The In celebration of her birthday. Mrs. George Barrett enterumed A. Read's home, al 10 a m Mem Ruaiell, all of Morganville, P.lemnntary School Oueala wen- and Chrlatiiphof Doehm. all of celebrating their golden wedding tnnen at bridge were Mn. Mag- Mrs. Garrett McKeen Jr., Mrs. it bridge Friday evening when ber* are asked to bring piclure Mr and Mrs Myron (lark and Malawan anniversary, given by their three nan and Mrs. Raima. Robert Bentiey, Mra Ralph Bedle. the prize winners were Mrs Marframes aa part of a project to be daughter. Joyce, Mr and Mra sons. Kenneth, Matawan; Herbert. Miss Helen Pitman. Rockford. Mrs. F. Howard Lloyd Jr., Mn. Ce/ebrafe B/rfhday tin Bell. Mn. Conrow Wyckoll »nd done. Also, bring a box lunch. George Mai (hows, Keyporl. A I) Morganville, and Willard. Union Mass, was a Wednesday guest of Charles Pike. Matawan; Mrs. G. Receives Mn Lewis Kortenhau» other Mr and Mra Unirar H Rlllor. l-'redda, Mr and Mrs Lloyd l.lttlr. Beach. Mr and Mn. Ralph W. Herrick. J. Sterling Thompson, Middletown guests were Mrs Victor f n-dda. Matawan. entrrtalned al luncheon Mr and Mra William V. Smith Donald l-'lynn. Ravine Dr . Mat Mr and Mrs. Schneider were Mr. and Mra. Peter A. Read and Mn. Charles C. Schock jr., Rummag* Sale Mrs. George Ritter, Mn Rolwrt Monday In celebration of the 20th Mr and Mrs William I' Smith awan. rerelved a Maater ol Aria married June 9. 1909 In Newark entertained their nephew, Pvt. Sea Girt were June 9 bridge Hurdle and Mrs. John Renwuk Th* Eastern Star, Slrlua Chapter, birthday of their daughter. I'a- and rhlldren, Lola Ann andDegree In hnapllul atllnlnlalrallon and have lived In Matawan for 14Harry E. Read |r., Valley Falls. guests of Miss Marjorie Warwick. 123, Matawan, will hold a rum- rlcla Oueala were lillen Mlllor. hilly, Mr and Mrs Oixirite Smith from Ilic Unlvrraily of Iowa at years. NY . stationed on the U.S.S. Wssp Wanamassa. Mrs. Lloyd. Mn. Mr and Mn. Robert l.ipjwrt. Thompson and Mrs. Pike were Port Jervis, N.Y., were guest* for'mage sale at the Temple today Lola Smith. Slacey Ogena and Mary and Mr snd Mra George Clark. rommnnrprnenl nxerclars held fn- Guests included Mr and Mrsover the weekend. ; winners at bridge. several days of Mrs William1 through Saturday Zllen Hammond Matawan day al the University l lrl(lhuua«. K Schneider. Mr. and Mrs. H Mr. and Mrs. A. Edgar Palm Ma||. Richard C. Hegeman and Schneider. Morganville; Mr. andspent several days last week at Helms. Richard William, Joliet, III. Mrs. Willard Schneider, Mr. andOcean City. -""'"~~x son. Mn. William Ohnsman mii-r for several days of Mrs F. Seib, Newark; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ulrich were gguests talned her bridge clul> 'Ihursduv Mrs. R. Ullrich, Morganvlllt; Mr. have moved Into their new home Col. Williailli m P. Lambert and Mra. evening. Th* winners at hndur Lambert. and Mrs. M. Abbazla, Matawan; formerly occupied by Mr. and were Mra. James Led.-iman «nd Robert E. Lamura )r. was a Mr. and Mrs. W. Clifton, Matawan; Mrs. Alex Crawford. Mrs. Joseph Rankl jr other i»ie»is tonsillectomy patient Thursday in «IO K.BADON WHY... Mr and Mrs. Ida Dombrosky, Mrs. Samuel Wertz and Kenneth were Mra. Bruce Moci uii h.-nn Perth Amboy General Hospiul. Newark; Kenneth Schneider Jr., Powell, Reading, Pa., were guests Mra. Russell Weber, Mr> R,,hard Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hardle George Schneider, Joyce Schneider, for several days this week of Mr. Germsk, Mra. George Wrsw and entertained at bridge on Saturday Craig Schneider, Carol Ann >nd Mrs. George H. Rltter. Mra. George Delti. Mrs. William P. Lambert was a evening when their guests were Schneider, al! grandchildren. WlUi'am R. Crai «n.-r Wednesday guest of Mn. Samuel Mr. and Mra. George H. Ritter, K talned her bridge club 'Iue«ia> Harper, Basking Ridge. Mr. and Mrs*. Howard Wolverton evening when the pnir »»«'" Woman's Club Members The Rev. Lawrence Bailey and and Mr. and Mn. William Zahn, COSTS LESS were Mrs. Leroy Sick.-I» M.. Mn. Bailey recently entertained New Shrewsbury. To Picnic At Allaire Mrs. Bailey's brother and sister- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Teague Charles E. Sprlnghom and M>v Marguerite Laird. IN THE The members of the Woman's in-law, Dr. Ralph L. Uber and returned home Saturday from a Mn. James G. Nell »»> • Club of Matawan have been in- Mn. Uber and lamlly. Yaklma, three-week visit with Mr. and luncheon guest Friday "I "•!'• vited to attend the New Jersey Fed- Wash., and brother-in-law and Mra. George Teague, Ashboro, LONG) RUN I eration of Women's Club picnic sister, the Rev. Billings snd MrsN.C.. . and Mr. and Mra. Mlllard Edwin W. Trexler, at !.),» Thursday. June 25, at Allaire State Billings and family, Perth, N.Y. Teague, Ranseur, N.C. Country Club, Allentown. l'a Park and Village. The event is BtOMIb IIM clamor and tlfam of sponsored by the civics and legis- Area Resident! Among Walkers Celebrate Raymond Ryan Jr. tha '59 Oida l> UMm anU thai lation department. Fifth District. espialns %rbr OUt tvu hi in tl* New Jersey State Federation of Freehold R.H.S. Gradt Golden Annivertary Honored At Party lemgrunt Women's Clubs. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond k.--. The federation is aiding in the Area residents who are grad- Dr. Van B. Walker and Mra. Kftry 'S9 Olda ii'<» JWI, tha restoration of the state acquired ated from Freehold Regional Walker. Crawford's Corner. Holm- Cheesequake. held open i»--»' Wkk-8lane< ChauL wiili Plliul, del Township, celebrated their trUar Caard-Dtom Kruae. I'.mj park. It has restored the bakery High School at (:U p.m. tonight Sunday in honor of their *»" i'••• at the village. golden wedding 'anniversary Sun- mond Jr., who graduated Sun'i" *S9 Olda festurea cooler runnin| the Freehold Regional High day at an open house at their AlcScxop Uralua on allfnut ufW/i. Members are urged to attend. •from the Whlted Brown S< r»«. Those interested are asked to call School gymnasium are as follows: home. Hosts were friends of the Guests were Willard V ••>» ' Coder U» bood la ailll aaoiner Mrs. Thurmu C. Nealis, president, Ralph Babrlsky, Gary Barker, couple. Decorations followed a golden theme. * About 60 guest* Olds klJdrn na/iic— the famous for Information. ames Becker. Edwin Boldt, Hart Martin Ryan, Mr. and Mra 1 ,u • were present. . Bockel Eagina wllh new fn«l- son Boyce, George Burrows, David Ryan, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mi- eoooomr fur 'J'). Dr. Walker graduated from the James Ryan and sons. J>" ' • Alvin McDonalds Have Byrnes, Joseph Cavanaugh. Julius University of Pennsylvania, Class Bobby, Succasunna; Mn It.-" •• I* it any wonder thai an Olda Is Guests For Weekend Daniels, James Dayton. John of 1901. He and the former Mabel anjrrt man al trade-Is time . . . Dressier. Martin Elsenberg. Phil- Hawkins, New York, were wed Eosso. Metuchen: Mr. and '•: > ' tMa lass to own in tha loof runt Mr. and Mra. Alvin McDonald. ip "Hayes, Leslie Heulitt, David June 19, 1909 st the Hawkins resi- J Hedglln and children, J»."" Matawan, entertained their dence. The couple have lived la and Dotty, Lou Carlson, Maiav.au Saw your OUa duLcr. Value-Hata Hindio, Ralph Howsrdson. Steven Crawford's Comer since 1927. The Rocket I Tbn yoa'U undo-. daughter. Miss Ruth McDonald Mr. and Mra. Richard Creitmm and Miss Charlotte Mater. Robert Kab. Thomas Kinsey, George Ku- Dr. Walker, a practicing dentist -MtaA wby to aiaar pcopU art Mr. sod Mrs. Gary Kruw-i Winteroottom and Andrew McGin- drick. Robert Mauser. Louis Men- until this year, mi Keyport School fahaSf tbe Big gwlog u> Olda I eon, Keith, Mra. Esth'r f>. nls all of -PMladelohia. Pa., over Pnhert Mnrdock. ' Wayne System dentist for almost 30 yean, GreftsiiO, Cheesequake; Mn SUry the weekend. Mb* McDonald an? flis—a member of' Northern Newhard. Norm as Priroost Wardou,, MMaUwan; Mrs D r,- Miss Main returned _ to their Lodge, Newark. Mra. Walker it tile. Red Bank. mining jdoties at the Episcopal Samuel Rodgers. Lererett RusseU, a member of the Keyport Literary . Hospital, Philadelphia. Barry Smith. Jerome SottysOc dub tad tha Garden Club RPD, Card tl Thaaki Raymaod Tsytor, .Joseph Vbta, HoUndeL Both are members of VALUE-RATB Htm Itockt Another daughter, Mia Susan My sincere thanks to my fri<-nd« McDonald ha* returned borne after George Wledeninsyer. the Keyport Reformed Church. and neighbors for their comlnmns TMIt compWing her freshman year at Also Linda Bacon, Sandra prayers, cards and floral tni~ie> New Jersey Stale Teachers Col- Boyce, San Branson, Cannes Lawn Party sent to Manhdm, Pennsylvania Mia MM «/ a -tf etktm lege, Glatsboro. fihe will leave frown, Afletie Clark, Mary Am during my bereavement In th* loss Sunday to be a group leader at Clidmer, Betty Corrado, Denlse la ani' lara rsir rrnaat lar of Mr. and Mrs. Michael KJdzu*. of my beloved husband Wayne o 1 the Wilmiagton, DeL, ana Girl Corrtne, tsabelle Demery, Jean snaw* «*«. tw V41I " " Matawan, entertained Sunday at a Harauey, especially the R» atoSaaMaaktrM^I •v wrmmr MUIMI ... THB VAUW tvw Scout camp at Grove Point, Md. Garrison, Kathertoe Hanawiy, lawn party. Guests were Mn. and George W. Laodls, Sargctitav.il>- Etbd Kane, Diane Lambenon, Mra;-Edward DeRoo, Totowa; R. Rev. Paul Rowaldt, Ukewoui !>»• ' O*>-1»M MUMUM aHHOa OtASS ... Your .advertisement In this pa- Marianne Meyer, Alice Morris, W. Buroham and son, Robert. San Morginvllle First AM Squad •»<< per 'will reach prospective par- Pstrida Preston. Lorraine Stal- Brows, Upper MontcUfr; WiDlsm file Van Sam Funeral Home JOHNSOM-GIBB MOTOR CO. gaWs. Carol Syby. Patricia Tsher, 110 M»J. St, MiUww 10 6-1040 chasers in every community in the M ainton. East Orange; Louis , Mrs. Wayne G. EOem Walsh. / •';:...'.., ' bajjfaore area. ' Vfjaao, Newirk. Jlo*-«dr;lS • in m iMIMTMf MI «• cut, ttw OH, AI» unto, wmt mu umumntmtu mum •it'. .iS , .HI Peg* Six ~ f lot SACHM TH£ MATAWAN Willis Graduation Furniture Made For...The Keyport Reformed Church Cheescquake Boy At OR Stadium Completes Basic Bayshore Church Directory Commencement exercises of the George G. White. Seaman Ap- WUIif School, Madison Township, rentice, U.S.C.G., Cheesequake. St. Jesepn'a Chare* First Meffaedis* Cbttreh held at 9:30 a.m.; Children's Day 147 Main St., Malawae service, II a.m. Promotions and were held June 10 at Old Bridge has completed 13 week* of basic Maple PL, Keypwf Rev Cornelius J. Kane, factor Rev. Frank E. Sweeten. Pastor awards will be made. / Stadium. The Madison Township training at the V. S. Coast Guard School Bind played the process- Masses will be held Sunday morn Saturday the church school picnic Receiving Center, Cape May. He ional. Award winners were Donald •Of at 7. 8, », It and 1] o'clock. will be held from 1:30 p.m. to duck First Baptla Ctmrch -DeHart and Michael Bertin, mathe- entered the Coast Guard Feb. 25 at Prank's Grove, Roberteville OTMalaSL. Mauwaa First Church ef Christ. Scientist matica award, Old Bridge Com- Seamen Apprentice Whits now will Persons needing transportation Rev Lawrence R. Bailey H Bread St, Keyport munity Center; social studies report to the Third Coast Guard should be at the church at 1 p.m Pasted • Sunday service and Sunday award, Roger Daley, language arts Sunday divine worship is at 8:45 Sunday morning worship serv- District for further assignment School, 11 a.m. Wednesday, testi- award, Carol Nann, Willis Parent- and 11 a.m. Senior choir will sing ices will be held -at both 10 and II Before entering the coast guard. mony meeting > p.m. Reading room .Teacher Association. at the 11 a.m. service. John Val- a.m.; church school meets, 8:45 he graduated from Matawan High Wednesday and Saturday .,, Abo the Madison Democratic ler is the tenor soloist for the a.m. with classes) for each age from 2 to 4 p.m. Club awarded an athletic award to School. 8:4S am service. At 11 a.m. group. a graduating boy, Richard Yock "Is .the Universe, Including Man, there will be a nursery lor very The mid-week service of prayer man; Middlesex and Montnouth Specialist 4/C Lee Robbtns, who Evolved by Atomic Force?" This young children. Junior church and Bible Study Is held Thursday will not be conducted until the fall. Friendship Association, award for was stationed at Verdun, France the subject of the lesson-sermon at 7:30 p.m. as s radio operator for II months, Church school is st 9:45 a.m. will greatest educational growth, Larry to be read at Christian Science Maresca and Ruth Quackrabush; arrived in the United States classes for nursery age through services Sunday. The Golden Text Crandall-Kossman American Le- Saturday and was discharged. He adult. Howard A. Henderson ia gion Pott 177 citizenship awards, is residing with his Wife on Sprint- Is from Proverbs (1:11): "The the general superintendent; Senior Mrs. Olscn Named Donald DeHart and Patricia Klein. hill Rd. r . Lord by wisdom hath founded the Methodist Youth Fellowship, 7:30 p.m. The Old Bridge Community Cen- The Browntown Parent-Teacher earthj by understanding hath he Association presented fountain Vacation Bible School Monday is Auxiliary Leader ter presented a literary award to established the heavens.1 pens to twpeigirth grade gradu- from 9:30 a.m. to 11 ajn. and will Mrs. Jack' Olsen, Cliffwood Elsie Heiser; Mid-Madison Civic Pictured *b*ve axe »mt *l the plKti of church funlture wbtcb WUllaro Reya hu built tor Kejr- ates, Donna Peterson and Thomas From "Science and Health with continue through Friday, June K; Beach, has been elected presi- Association, highest general aver- pen Referee* Church, «f which he b a member. They Include • speaherette, lectera. few Hteratare Youth Fellowship sub-district rally age, Carol Mann; Madison Town- lack*. • cabinet lor Ihe ptenefraph record turaubfs which Mr. sod Mrs. Reya purchased far the Berger. for class speeches. John Key to the Scriptures" by Mary dent of the Ladles Auxiliary of church sad Sunday ScbwL aad the worship center which Includes the three stained glass windows the Owens won a science award and. beach party at Set Bright, ( pjn. ship Teachers' Association, safety Baker Eddy this passage will be Wednesday the prayer meeting the Laurence Harbor American - patrol award, Patricia Klein; Scale* Veoth Fellowship of the church has palaled. Not thewn Is a flannel graph beard which he alse Elsie Heiser, literaryaward. read (131:10): "The central fact and Bible study will be held at 7:15 Legion Unjt 332, Laurence Har. Browntown Parent-Teacher Associ- made. Mr. Reya preseated a table wonhlp center te his Paster, the Rev. De Young, (right), a dgpOcate at the Cake Sale eM he nude for OH ef the Sunday School rooms. Mr. Reya, Hailet, Is a retina carpenter. He has A cake sale held by toe Mld- of the BiWe is -the superiority of pjn. bor. Serving with her wiU be ation awards for class speeches, beea a member «f taw chuck aim lttt. H* «1M la • member of Ihe church masters. Msdison Chapter of South Amboy spiritual over physical power." The closing program of the Vaca- Miss Mary Reiher as first vice Thomas Berger and Donna Peter- tion Bible School will be held M son; Willis School faculty, athletic Hospital realized a profit Of Included in the Bible pa.affa.gfff president; Mrs. William Foster, Michael Bertin, Diane Brumbaugh, S3450 Crocheting classes will be 1 p.m. Friday. award, Lynn Gonnello; Old Bridge Italcmptoritt Priest to be read is this verse from second vice president: Mrs. John Lions Chib, science award. John Edward Burke, Anthony Cella, Ken- held by the chapter during the Browntown Area Eccleslastes (3:14): "I know that, Trinity Church (Episcopal) Vachltls, treasurer; Mrs. Leroy Owens. (••' neth CrandalL Roger Daley, Don- Gu*Hf Of Society summer at the Browntoira School. whatsoever God doetb. It shall be Main SL, Matawasi Members* of the Madison Town- Mrs Rosenbohm and Mrs. Senk Haipert, historian; Mrs. Rollin ald DeHart, Joan Doerrer, Lynn The Rev. Leo T. Clifford, C. S. Rev. John W. Robson. Rector ship Board of Education are Rich- Farmers' Trip are co-chairmen. for ever: nothing can be put to Kathbun, chaplain; and Mrs. C, GonneUo. Fred Hsnsen, Elsie Heis- S. R., Redemptsrist Dries* from Sunday, the fourth Sunday after ard Pine, president; Joseph Hoff, Gary Schaffner observed h I s It. aor any thing taton from it er, Frank Him, John Owens, Pa- The annual Browntown. Cheese* New Yort, was a guest at Use Trinity, Holy Eucharist la. at 8 G.. SchUchtlng, sergeant-at-arma. vice president; Clarence D. Me- seventh birthday with a party for tricia Klein. Susan Kubicbeck. Lar- quake, Cedar Grove farmers bus final meeting of the Altar.and sad God doeth it, tnar'lneni should a.m.; family Eucharist, 8 a.m. Henry, secretary; Charles Aumack, school friends. Mrs. John DiCiovanni, Mrs. Va- trip will be held from today Rosary Society «f (fti Mwtjnc*1* fear before him." The-'Feast .of at. Alban the Miss Carol Ddbasco, William ry .Maresca, Carol Nann, Mary Alfred Prill tod son,. William, Chitls, Mil* Mary Reiher and Ann Nordstrom. William Nyers. through Sunday night. The group Church, Laurence Harbor, held m Sunday, visited Mr. and Mrs.' \ga Mairfyr, Monday. Holy Eucharist Joyce, William Kerr. Stanley Kord- Keypert Reformed Church Miss Betty Reiher. Mrs. Foster the auditorium June I. The Key. Rraus, former residents of Cheese- is at t a.m. zfnikl, John Partridge. David Wat- Donna Peterson, Janet Plrt, Betty plans to arrive at Woosler, Ohio. and Mrs. Milton Flala were nam- Father Clifford lead hi the reci- quake, now residing la Glen Cove, Varrea St," Keyport Holy Eucharist. Tuesday, Is at 10 Quackenbush, Roth Quackenbush, Friday end tour the Ohio Ex- tation of the rosary and celebrated Rev. Roderick N. DeYoung, aW ed as delegatea to the Utl Graduates L. I Mr. Kraus is recuperating county Virginia Rluo, Gloria iJusao; Karyl periment arid the Firestone Benedict™ before (he business Pastor Wednesday, the Feast or St. John convention and their alternates Graduates are Barbara Alspach, | Wert, Richard YockmanT |t home after spending several Tire plant and the historical ex- lession. weeks at Point Pleasant Hospital. Sunday School, under the super- th» Baptist, Holy Eucharist ia at will be Mrs. Peter Fierro and Angela August, Duane Bagley, Mrs. Andrew Carner. Mrs. Rollin Melody Bastedo, Eleanor Batyl. position at Akron, Ohio, and then Mrs. Lawrence Butala and Mra Linda Arrowsmitn celebrated her ision of Warren Bernhardt, is R a t h b u n and Mrs. William Clifford Beck, James Bell. Law- Browntown P-TA Pays George O'Leary were welcomed lth birthday Friday at a family on to Dearborn, Mich, lor a day eld at 9:30 a.m.; nursery, 10: JO CUflwoed Community Bridgeman are delegates-at-large. rence Bergen, Thomas Berger, aa new members by Mrs. celebration. Tribute To Founder and evening at the Henry Ford ..m.; morning worship, 10:45 a.m..; Methodist Church Michael Bertin, Harold Boyce, War- Frederick Buckalew Jr. Plans were ; James Arace and Robert Faust, Mrs. DiGiovannl conducted her Museum and Greenfield Village. hlldren's Day program In the Rev. Leon Zlnltler, Pastor final meeting Monday evening In ren Boyle. Diane Brumbaugh, Ed- Mrs Clarence Hauler conducted discussed tor the penny tale to tudents at Rutgers University, The Women's Society for Chris- the post home. Convention reports ward Burke, Sandra Burlew. John her first meeting lor the new year The group then will leave for be conducted Labor Day weekend re spending the summer vacation :hurch, 6 p.m. i tian Service will hold a cafeteria were heard during the business Campbell, Joanne Clapsls. Anthony ot the Browntown Parent-Teacher Canada and back to the United with Mrs. Leonard Geores as vith their parents. chairman. ipper In the Sunday School room session and wemings sounded bv Cella, Melvin Chmura. David Con- Association in the Browntown itates by way ot Niagara Falls The Mid Madison Branch of Gethsemane Lutheran Church oran, John Coyle, Kenneth Cran- Mrs. Kay Colista was awarded South Amboy Hospital will meet Maple PL, Keypon rom 6 to 7 p.m tonight Mrs John Colista civil defense School Tuesday evening Mrs Oiaf Sunday worship service is at 5 dall. Roger Daley, Donald DeHart. Gllberlson was honored with a the stole A co-operative buffet' it (he Browntown School July 6 Rev Frederick Boos. Pastor chairman, who outlined measures Mrs Nicholas Arace, anj mem m., sermon theme "On Judging for better preparedn*?s in cade of Joan Doerrer. Jerry Donaldson ' tribute as the founder of the P-TA I supper was enjnyed during the Sunday supper guests of Mr There are two services on Su^i hers of the Middlesex County Ex ithers," Sunday School, 10 a.m. emergenry Safety warn n^s alvi Also Edna Donnelly, Wayne Dyrh- Mrs Giibertson will be moving to social hour and Mrs. William Frilz were Mr. y; Matins al 8*30 am and tti< | Methodist Youth Fellowship will were read on precn'jtion over the kawski. Paul Edwards. Tardis En- I ape May shortly During l h e tension (ouncil enjoyed a luncheon and Mrs William Kent and the egular service at 1) o'clock Sun tuspend meetings tor the summer Fourth ol July wee.'ti-nj gedal. Rosalie Fernandez. Dolores , business session a merchandise meeting at the home of Mr and Meeting Tonight Misses Shirley «nd Elizabeth lay School begins al 9'« am Gaska, Catherine Gibbons. Leon club was formed with Mrs Walter Mrs Fred Gauntt. Jobstown. Creski. North Brunswick, and Mrs. Mrs Peter Fierro. theatre The steering committee for the Ifred Fritz. Jehovah's Witnesses. First Presbyterian Church chairman, announced s> has ob- Golembiewski, Lynn Gonnello. Kar Zalorski as chairman Thursday. Route 14 and Franklin St., en Gray. Karl Groskranz. Fred Standing committee chairmen bazaar "County Fair" planned by Mrs John Zyrackl Is a surgical Keyport Congregation tained tickets for 'Destry Rides Mr and Mrs Fred Gaub at- Hansen. Richard Hedberg, Elsie were appointed by the president as the combined societies of the petient in Elizabeth General Hospl- Kingdom Hall, a Division SI. Matawan Again" June! 27. The change was Heiser, Richard Helnsman. Diane follows Decorations. Mrs. Paul tended the graduation exercises rinlty Church (Episcopal) Mat- At 7:30 p.m. tonight, ministry Rev. Chester A. Galloway, necessary because "First Impres- Pastor Henderson. Frank Hlrti, Norman Blahola and Mrs. Merrill Green; at Monmouth College, West Long awan, will meet at 8 pm tonight Evelyn Frlti celebrated her :hool will consider Bible books sions," scheduled to be seen by Sunday two morning services are Hughei. Brian Hyland. Catherine hospitality. Mrs Al Hopkins. Mrs. Branch, Saturday morning when in the parish hall, William Chat- •ighth birthday Friday with four Titus and Philemon as well the members on June 13, was held at 9:30 and 11 a.m. A baby- Jarvis. Jeanne Joye, Geraldine Howard Dunham, publicity. Mrs. man, general chairman, an ichool friends, Donna FTerzog, other Biblical subjects; serv- closed the end of May Members their daughter Miss Jean Gaub, tting service Is provided for tots Kessler. Patricia Klein. Judith Howard Phillips. membership. nounced. Plans for the -all-day Cathryn Price, Linda Schulmelster meeting 8:10 p.m.. theme: will meet at the Laurence Harbor graduated Miss Gaub was secre- whose parents desire to attend Knoeckel, Vincent Krobatsch. Mrs. Paul Mauser and Mn. Al program include booths, lood md Ronald Zyrackl. ' Inciting To Love and Right Circle at 11:30 a.m for trans- Lewis: program. Donald Roe; tary of the senior class and tablet, games for children and rorks." church. Sunday School Is held at portation to New York. Also Thomas Lazarski. Harry Mr. and Mrs. William FriU and library, Mrs. John Chamberlain; 9:30 a.m. Lease. Irvln Leo, Joel Lleberman, worked on the year book. She will idults, a table of Imported articles, daughter! spent Saturday at Al- Every Saturday evening a Mrs. Peter Fierro and Mrs. arts and crafts, Miss Sylvia The Men's Club annual picnic Edmund Lynn. Larry Mareaca. teach in the Madison Township a white elephant table and a laire State Park. panish study is conducted at Marie Elwood. chairmen of t h e Molnar; historian. Mrs. Walter smorgasbord. A buffet supper will ill be held at 6:30 p.m. Wednes- Elizabeth Mazure. Marlon McClear, School District next year. Ungdom Hall. bazaar to be held In August asked Ronald McClear. Patricia McQuIlk- Schaffren; founder's day, Mrs. be served. A public discourse will be held day on the church grounds. for donations of jewelry,' usable Walter Teach; sunshine, Mrs. Ken- Mrs. MerriU Green, Mrs. Edith en, Theodore Mllewskl, WHIiam Matawan Vititors Sunday at 3 p.m. Topic will be clothing, plants, cake and hand- neth Bauer, .budget and finance, MorgasnlUsi Methadlst Church. Morehart, Raymond Mouncey. Rog- Burlew, Mrs. Boecalaureafsj^Btvica "Is Sconce the Savior In Man's work. Booths, games and kiddie Mr. Teach; - boars1 ot education, Morsanvin* er Mulrooney, Carol Nann, Bescelta aid daughter. loir of Need?" The questions, tides, are planned and anyone hav. ,,_ Casimir Ziiik; ways and means. Bsccsiaureate' services tar- tti Rev. Fred - H; Bowesw pastor Napoil. Sue Ann Newman, Karen Weaver, were among those who Mr" antfMrsf'rfoimes'w. lilllsol •'From What Source a New World tag, any articles to. .donate aay Mrs. Zatorskl and Louis Blenken; graduating' class at Perth Xmbny Sunday wonhjp service la held Nilsen, Mary Ana Nordstrom. Wil- enjoyed a bus trip to Bear r. ind daughters, Linda and Plenty and Security?" and contact Mrs. DiGiovannl or Mrs. newspaper, Mrs. Andrew Zelenak, General Hoepltal-School of Nurs- it » a.m. Sunday School, 10: IS liam IMyers, John Owens,>Walter Mountain and dinner at Patricia; Diane, are en route to West Palm" 'How Will It Come In?" will be Elwood. Mr. Zizik and Mrs. Zatorskl; ing will be held at 8'p.m. to- m Paslowski, Donna Peterson, Flor- Murphy's Restaurant, Yonken, Beach, -Fla.. after spending a week inswered. Watchtower study is Refreshments were served by magazine, Mn. Harold Evans: night In the Ford Pavilion audi- Vacation Bible School will start ence Peten, Richard Pterson. Monday. visiting Mr Ellison's parents, Mr Attain Completeness In the New Mrs. Oskar Gohmert, Mrs. Leroy Central Council, Mrs. lames tor 1 um. Graduation ceremonies Monday and continue dally through and Mrs. Holmes W. Ellison sr, forld Society." July 3 from 9:30 a.m. to 12 o'clock Haipert and Mrs. William Foster. Also Janet Plrk, Yvonne Powell, Kazimlr; Mrs. Zelenak and Mrs. will be held Thursday, June 2i at Matawan. Tuesday, the group Bible study Betty Qoackenbush. Ruth Quacken- John Chamberlain. Home Buyers Clinic >:30 p.m. In the Perth Amlwy They are former residents of rill meet at g p.m. to study on bush, Virginia Rlzzo, Gabriel Rob- High School auditorium. Miss Bake Sale Saturday Sat For Saturday Lakeside Dr, Matawan, and spent he subject of "Your Will Be Done Bayview Presbyterian Church inson, Gloria Russo, Thomas Rus- Louise Boswell, daughter of Mrs so, George Schroder, James Sib- every day visiting relatives and >n Earth" at the following loca- Cllffwood Beach The civics and ^legislation de- Graduation Dinner The first session ot the home Lucille Jones, Keyport Ave, Cliff- re*, Frank Slca. Marion Slover, neighbors. They also were guests ions: F. Anderson, 331 Wilson Rev. Francis Osterstock partment ol the Woman's Club ol buyers clinic for purchasers at wood, and Miss Virginia Lawion. Carol Splnelll, Joan Stoats, Douglas at the graduations of their nieces. ,ve.. Matawan: A. Palmer, Mld- Pastor Laurence Harbor will conduct a Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J.Kunz, Sayre Woods South, Route 9. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Stark, George Stleh, Margaret ems Marie Ellison and Barbara le Rd., Keansburg; J. Gondoly, The Catherine Close Circle will bake skle Saturday in the Sayre Matawan, were hosU at a buffet Madison Township, will be held Lawson, 23 Hurley St., Keynort Stelnach, April Thompson, Sharon Ellison from Matawan High School. Atlantic Ave., Matawan: W. meet at p.m. Friday at the Woods Shopping Center starting at dinner tor 40 friends and relatives, on Ssturday afternoon at are among the class. Both an VanDerhoef, Sonla Volodklevlch, Enroute home, they will viait Mrs. Walte, 6 Monmouth Ave., Port manse. 9 a.m^ Mrs. George Makuk. chair- In honor of their daughter, Barbara Community Meeting Room, graduates of Keyport .';;/;! Karyl Wert. Paul Wolfe, June Wyc- Ellison'sn s relatives inn AJIeniown. Monmouth. A similar study will Sunday church school classes, the man -wll pick up donations if Ann. who graduated from Red Sayre Woods Shopping Center School. off, Richard Yockman, Andrew and Washington, D. C be held at 8 p.m. Kingdom Hall. last session until SepL 13, will be contacted. Bank Catholic High School Sunday. The first of four weekly clinics York, Sandra Zlzu. In the evening an, open house for will start at 1 p.m. and run until Honor students are Angela Aug- members of the graduating class, 4:30 p.m. ust, Duane Bagley, Thomas Berger, was held. Cantor and Goldman, Builders, Inc., the developers of the 2000- IT'S HERE! A SEE IT NOW! unit Sayre Woods South communi- ty, are holding the clinics to guide buyers to a fuller enjoyment of their homes. The clinics, the first such service to be offered by builders In this area, will be con- ducted by experts ui the various fields that will be covered. For the opening session, land- scaping and Interior decorating will be featured. The lecturer on landscaping will be Albert De- Vrles, a landscape designer, who graduated from the Rutgers Agri- cultural School. In addition to lecturing and answering questions, Mr. OeVries will show a film on landscaping. Directs Ballet Mrs. Marguerite Olstowski Corpus Christ!. Tex., a former resident of Matawan, was director of the Corpus Chrljtl Park and Recreation Department presen- tation of a creative dance pagean "Fantastic Adventures." Mrs. Olitowskl's daughter, Stasia 01 stowskl, a member of the Houston Ballet Foundation and Symphony was the guest star. Frank Ol- stowski handled lights, scenery and costume design. Miss Ol- stowski Is a former student of I • Matawan High School. Mr. and Mrs. Olstowski now are visiting IT'S ONLY '241$! Gives you more loadspace for the money than anything on wheels! at Beacon Hill, Matawan until Aug. 1.

Party Saturday The Junior Auxiliary of the SERVICE Laurence Harbor American Le- INTERNATIONAL gion Unit JM and the Sons of the Legion ' sponsored by th« post will attend a party Saturday, 7UW » al liW |i.ui. in Ihe Legion Home. This will be tbe final METRO-MITE function** tor both groups until KEYPORT CLEANERS fall, '*" * America's biggest little delivery track/ COlfax 4-1000 The Holy Karne society of St Lawrence's Church, Laurence 131 MAIN STREET Harbor; will sponsor a-^'Car. Wash" Saturday, June 37. Mem- RARITAN GARAGE bers of the society will wash can MATAWAN from 8 a.m. to I pjn, at Jlm- mla'a Cities Service Station, Sort Mali St. - CO tobool «strlct among Un to pitch a tent If he wants to" ha Miss Betty Beal, MorganviUe, Mr. and Mn. George Warren school districts ol Keyport, would be Inconsistent for Marl- VK honored at a surprise shower would be acting with the assurance bom to downgrade. Mr. VonRodeck commented. and son, George, Mountain Lakes, the governing body was behind Wm Beach aad Keaasburg wlB June S at the MorganviUe Volun- get underway July 7 at I p.m. commented that "the tendency is "There's not a tntn in this room visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fitts, them teer Fire House, given by her la the Ksansburi School, It was to shove tht burden ol taxes on who • owns a house that's worts' ' bridal attendants. Decorations MorganviUe, Sunday. Later Mrs. Mr. Heubsch felt that this was announced yesterday. business." Holm del upgraded, $20,000," Mr. Laniaro said. "We'vl , were in yellow and included a Fitts, Mr. and Mrs. George War- an imperative action with a M06- giving the assurance there would scared industry away and novf Earl B. Garrison, Monmouth white umbrella with colored to-3000 housing development plan- be no such burden In their town, we'll scare developers away. Why ren' attended the Baccalaureate County Superintendent ol Schools streamer!. Co-hostesses Were Bed for the township tnd down- and Industry moved In, he com- not put up a sign that reads 'Stay ' Services' at Freehold Regional fixed the date for tht flnl com- 1 Mrs. Clifford Eckel, Mrs. Fred grading of lots reponedly to P* mented. Out? " He added "We have on* Eckel. Mrs. John Ludvick, Miss High School. •ought. He noted that with full mlttet meeting. A data tor a ol tht biggest, best and wealthiest aecostd regional study comprls- Mabel Beal, and Miss Margaret Mn. Albert Taber, Mrs. Wil- acre lots sizes, Holmdel was at- Mr. Heubsch gained enthusiastic developers In the country offering lag Ksyport, Union Beach and liam Thomson, Mr. Thomas Taber tracting Industry such as Bell Labs support from those who did not concessions that are very later- and Bendix with no effort on its HtJmdal Township, U to b* set ettlng, Miss Beat will be married to attended the Baccalaureate want "cheap" housing let la, Mr. own p»rt whereas Marlboro, by lbs superintendent, Edward Downey, - July 11 at Lantaro wanted to know what they "Before saying we art not In* Services Sunday evening in honor openly seeking industry, was hav- Kobertsville Church. ~- DsJtgates to the July T nwat- mennt by*"cMp" housing, Walter teresttd why not let tht developer of Patricia Taper who Is gradu- ing no success on a smaller mint- lag wiH t» Fred Walling and Dr. Guests were Mrs. Florence Far- S. Hills, of the township taxpayers tell us what he hat to offer?" Mr. mum lot size. Mr. Heubsch com- «U,, Mrs. Joseph. Shead. Mrs. ating this week, LMSIS I. Pragsr tor Keyptrt, Unisro asked. "Tht developer mented that industry was like association, felt "a IU.M0 house It Charles Farrell, Mrs. Morris Mn- Prank Schacenbrock and P*«*r G, Walter aad Koustk triad to come In the back door an* •veryone eke, they do not want considered cheap today, a SM,I|M Schechter, Mrs. Hick Bowne, Mrs. BursJurdl for UBIM Stack and you know It, Joe." Mr. Huebseo children, Sheldon, Wis., paid a to bear the Uxes coming from house U more la Una." Mr. Lan- Mabel Weber, Mn. Henry Brau- Georgt c JahBuw Is lbs Ktau- said. ' surprise visit recently to Mrs. mass housing on small lots taro commented that "you would tjgan, Mrs. Joseph LaMura Jr., burg rsgloaal study npratcat*. Mayor Charles T, McCut brought Schacenbrock's parents, Mr. and Regards Scteob live. need millionaires to buy tht one Mrs. Carrett Denise, Mrs. Leroy ecr» lots and build the houses tht dtbttt to t hall and toll Mr. HAROLD V. COUJUtD " Mn. Harry Ratcliffe MISS MARGARET A. READ Mr Heubsch added that h« knew Heubsch that the township com* VanPeltr Mrs. Myies Rader, Miss recommended." He added that Christine Anns Smith, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miller that "someone" la Holmdel had make concessions to dsvdojars. mltteemtn trt not ready to coin* Miss Margaret Ana*: Raid, some of tht peopis xaUlnl for a Harold V. Collard, 1» Main St., and son, .Kenneth, attended « said "w, will get ths ratable* aad' mlt themselves at this Urns. Barbara Lynn Smith, Mrs. John I'm sorry to Inform tht develops™ full acre do not avea own a half- HolU, Mrs. John Babrisky, Mn. Keyport, manager of (he South graduation party Sunday, for Mr. daughter of Mr. and Mri. Pattr Marlboro Township will M to* they're going to Kava to do things Clifton T. Barkalow, tht townshla acre'themselves. Rudolph BarboUni, Mrs. Kenneth River business office of the New and Mrs. Miller's nephew, Robert A. Read. Weldon .Rd., Matawan, •choou Mr, Heubtch said (hat as wt want thtnt, and havi to attorney, saw no'harm la tht Claims BUe Impartaal Miller, Mrs. Walter J. Umbertson, Jersey Bell Telephone Co.. will Heyer. received a Bachelor' of Arts' p«- • county newspaper quotation on pay for the education of children governing body meeting In closed Mr. Heubsch answered him by Mrs. Raymond Brown, Mrs. observe his 30th anniversary of Mr. and Mn. John Ludvick, Mr. what ! ommltleeman Joseph LA- their house* will bring In." session with the planning board, gras in Elementary Education «t declaring that lot ilsei are more Joseph Haye, Mrs. Leo Hourihan, service with the company Wednes- and Mrs. Clifford Eckel, the *aro commented on the proposed Mr. Heubsch gained support ol but abjured no decision would bt the 115th Commencement Huw- Important than house slits and Mrs. Bryon Stuart, Mrs. Louis day. He Is a member of Elizabeth Misses Violet Ann and Linda Lud- Webb & Knapp development gave Miss Edna Netter, chairman of forthcoming "until all tht ftett Luebeck, Mrs. John Masello, Mrs. Council of H. G. McCully Chapter, vick, and Mrs. LuLu Beal, had clsea at Ohio Wesleyan University, the impression "we are willing to tht township industrial com that he wanted to avoid the two are considered." Arthur Phelan sr., Mn. Chester Telephone Pioneers of America. dinner at Youssoufs restaurant Delaware, Ohio, June ». .1 houses to an acre sought by the Jamison, Mrs. Clifford Reichen- Mr. Coilard Is a member of the Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. During her (our years at Ohio berger, Mn. Louis Becker. Mrs. board of directors of the East Ludvick, and Mrs. Eckel were Wesleyan, Miss Read was' active LuLti Beal, all of MorganviUe. Brunswick Chamber of Commerce celebrating their wedding anni- U. S. CHOICE TENDER Other Guests and or the South River Rotary versary. in Alpha Delta PI national social Club. He also is a trustee of the Donald Laniaro is a patient at sorority which she served this Also Mrs. Frank P. Downey. Mrs. Fint Baptist Church, Keyport. Perth Amboy General Hospital. year as vice president and pledge Frank DellePietro, Mrs. Jessie B. Lewis. Mn. Dorothy McQuarrie, On June 7 Mr. and Mrs, Harry trainer; as a department kiad at Mrs. Donald McQuarrie, Mn. Welch, Mn. Robert Seber Jr., Mrs. Ratcliffe and Mr. and Mrs. Her- radio station WSLN; as treasurer Walter Seber, Mn. Martin Smith man Steffen, Brooklyn, attended STEAKS Leonard Stokes, Mrs. Robert of Tower Pjayers, local radio jr., Mn. Edward Preston, Mrs. the confirmation of Joan Rollick, Knapp sr., Mrs Robert Knapp jr., honorary; Student Education' As- Mrs. William Strother, Mn. Wil- Louis Heyer, Mn. Holmes Lam- at St. Mary's Episopal Church, RIB SIRLOIN liam Arnold, Miss Doris Strother, bertson, Mrs. Thurston Thompson, Keyport. Later they attended an sociation; YWCA; Red Cross, and Mrs. Paul Olmstead, Miss Frances Mn. Carrie Forman, Mn. Harold outdoor picnic at the home of Mrs reporter for the Transcript, col- lnguaggiato, Mrs. Albert Haycock, Crocker, Mrs. George Ellison, Ratdifle's daughter, Mrs. Frank lege weekly. » all of Matawan; Mn. Lawrence Mrs. Charles Plosky. Mrs. Gayle Knever, Cliffwood. Mr. and Mrs. Read attended the Downey, Laurence Harbor; Mrs. Knapp. Miss Donna Knapp. and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fisher, weekend's activities in Delaware, Fred Buehlman, Metuchen; Mrs. Mrs. Kenneth Thompson. Lynhursl, Mrs. Ralph DeRose and children. Lodl; Mrs Garret! De- and Miss .Read returned home 69' William Yankowski, Keansburg; Miss Dorothy Scharrlnghauser, nlse and children, Michael John with them. She will be employed Bloomfleld; Mrs. Harry Lunger, Cliff wood Volunteer and Diana Lynn, and Linda Houri- by the Matawan Township Public Newark, Mrs. Wlllard Steele, Firemen Plan Picnic han were Sunday visitors at the Schools in September, BACON 49 home of Mr and Mr«. Leroy Van- CHICKEN 39 Locust. Mrs. Alma Boyce. Marl- boro. Mrs. Harvey Johnston. Mrs. At the recent meeting of the Pelt BOLOGNA 49c ib. Jay Hytand, Mrs Joseph Hercieg. Cliffwood Volunteer Fire Company. Mr and Mrs. Walter Ost, Port Insurance Brings Mi*,* Ltnda Lou Ludvick. Miss held June 9. plans were made for Reading, were visitors at the LIVERWURST Chunk ci 49c ib. the company picnir to be held ] home of Mr and Mrs Harry (cuntinued from page one) RIB ROAST-~59 Violcl Ann Ludvick. Mrs Walter Shellock, all ol Ruberlsville. Mrs. Sunday Aug 2 al the Hercules I Ralcliffe this week. While there The change was revealed when Joseph Kircher, the Misses Dons Pirnic Grove Parlin Also dis- I Mrs Ralchfle motored to Asbury Mrs DellaPietro appeared before Ann and Rose Kircher. Lakewtjod, cussed was a bus ride for firemen ; Park with them, ihf committee to ask why her Mrs Kvelyn Ludvick, Mrs George and their families to be held some- husband, who. she said, served Green and Mrs. Fran Fowler, time in August Lawn Party Honor* seven years as a spocial police Bordonmwn, Mrs. Arthur Phelan man, was omitted from the list The fire company bowling team of men to receive coverage- jr , Union. Couple On Anniversary held a matched game with the Polite Chief Adolphe Menzel re UPTON bowling team from the Cliffwood (Jilts were sent by Miss Sarah Mr and Mrs. William Owen, ported he had Included Mr. Delia Inn. The fire company won the Ann Seber, Mrs. Ronald Gale, 294 Broad Si , Matawan, were Pielro in his revised list and re- championship of Cliffwood. The Mrs. Leo LammerB, Mrs Michael guests at a lawn party at their vealed the number of eligible spe- winning trophy was presented to Ryniewicz, Mrs Wilmer K i 1- home Saturday in celebration of cials was increased from 2S to the fire company by the bowling comlns, Mrs. Martin Eckel^ Mi»s their 30th wedding anniversary. 31 The committee took no action team. June Knndrup, Mrs. Rose Thome, Mr. and Mn. William Mem, Mat- toward ordering the coverage Mrs Margaret Ralcliffe, Mrs. July 8. at 7:30 pm . the Cliff- pending an adjourned meeting TEA BAGS awan, were hosts next week Fred Peterson Jr., Mrs. Martin wood Fire Co. will hold a drill for Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Smith sr., Mrs. Donald Miller, all firemen of the company. George Barrett. Mr. and Mrs. The committee approved a re- C Mrs. Robert Owens, Mrs. John Fire calls for the month were William Carney, Mr., and Mrs. quest by the Matawan Township Wilson |r , Mrs. Larry Gilbreath, three false alarms; four brush and George Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hose and Chemical Co for use ol Mrs. Rose Rich, Mrs. George one houBe, with no damage. The Fredda, Mr. and Mrs. Howard the recreation field on CLiffwood Baumgarten. Mrs. Joseph LaMura firemen participated In two Woolley, Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Ave.. north of, the J>)ew y rk apd sr., Mrs. .Henry Wells, Miss parades, one In Union Beach Me- o 65 Baconian. .Mr. tnd Mn. Kenneth Long Branch rightJjf.way tor* Dorothy Kudflck, Mrs. Richard morial Da) and the otner'ln Verona' Henderson. Mrs.Mae G!l)|s, Mat- fklr lq,be held Au* «J tp 2?, Brown,' Mr*. Abbazia will represent the district; freshments were served by Mr. mltteeman John Phillips held IHT Pineapple Grapefruit Drink 29 oi. 4 — FROZEN FOOD - executive committee meeting at Gaub. complaint was entirely wuimnii'd the home of Mn. Sinnott. July 15 as septic tank overflow had mudr Linden House M River Valley a ditch little more than an ' npi-n at 8 pm. Hatfield President f District I. II and III will meet sewer" in the area STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 12 ox. 4 °< jointly July 22 at the Veterans Of Madison Twp. PBA Engineer Reports Swift. PEAS 2<«25< ayton Hall, Cliffwood. Members and Robert Baler, township i-n^i Linden Farmi candidates for membership are Patrolman William Halfleld was neer, stated 16 roads throui:h»iii ""' PEANUT BUTTER 4 Fot invited to attend. Refreshments elected president of the Madison township will be subject m \u\<- will be served. Township branch of the Patrol- aid road work. Roads I hmrmjn Linden House Horace Anderson wished to Imv a Orange Juiced4'/'•••• secretary. completed for added street !i,in< PEARS 303 Can 4 f« Patrolman Nash also will serve In Old Bridge, Pauls Itcn M Browntown P-TA To as treasurer. Trustees will be Pa- Laurence Harbor, Cliffwood ».•«. h Mission Dark Sweet. Hold Rummage Sale trolman Cotton, Patrolman James and Cheesequake. 303 Can 4 '« Cantaloupes I Adams. Joseph Lsskiewlcz and The appointment of Mrs Ann BING CHERRIES Mrs .Claire Neal. chairman of i Patrolman Kenneth Berry, ser- Marie Sadowlti as special r»>t" ** the ways and means committee geant-st-arms. woman was confirmed Thr re.iK Veti of the Browntown Parent-Teacher nation of Olaf Gllbertson t> »> C Association announced that t h e .Rock 'N Rolf Party slsUnt building Inspector »•> "• DOG FOOD sib B.« group will sponsor a rummage ceived. 39c each sale to be held at the Browntown The Corps Mothers of the 19 NBCOREOS 39< School Friday from 9 a.m. to Guadalcanal Cadets of Cliffwood Sunshine Brownies 31c 6 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. will hold a rock n roll-party Fri- Plan Keyporf Day to 12 o'clock noon. day at 7:10 p.m. In the Veterans J&ttr Leader Silver Bar Preliminary plans lor thr LlndMHeuM Facial of Foreign Wan Hsll, Cliffwood. Mrs Estelle Zatorski. Mrs. annual Keyport Day I'l' Music and entertsinment will be Betty Winkler and Louis Blanken brstkn In lbs berough hivt are serving on the rummage sale furnished by The Bell Tones, The Pork »* Beans PEAS SODA beea asmwnced by Henri Han- TISSUES Dial Tones and Richard Wenner's committee. I sen tad Charles Applcf". 303 group. Refreshments will be oo Anyone in Madison Park area co-chairmen. Th. celebraiKm oo available. The regular weekly can wishing to donate any articles for will be held on Saiurda). 8-1" dances, conducted by the Corps, 6-T the sale may do so by contacting 6-1 Aug. U aad a gal a wiu in- will be resumed Friday evening, Mrs. Phillip Neal./^A 1-CSJ. chtde the erowalng of June 26. winner al the queea coatnt Hobby Show HeJ± as "Qaaea," baby paradt, Linden House Milk 8<«'1" Carnation Milk 6 »»™ 89 Graduate* Fried graad-parade, itap bos derb;, A hobby show for all ages was Heck daaet aad fireworks. AlrfliONDITIONKD FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT held la conjunction with a Straw- Victor and Vincent There erlD be a roeettai •< JSE YOUR CREDIT berry Festival on Tuesday eve- twin sons of Mr. sud Mn. James the tUyptrt Clrle Affaln ning, at First Methodist Church, Cahill, » Matawan Rd.. Mat- Crnmlttft Tuesday a< I Pm Jim. The affrfr sponsored hy awan. -were honored at a party ta the Old Btveugb Hall AU idult Layton Ian "dub" popular success. Twenty- from SL Joseph's School. The part la the eelebrallca •" persons had about 3S dif- party, for 200 guests,* was held at asked to sead a represeniatlx 126 Main St. PrtoillfertlveTbromliSat:, June20th ferent hobbies represented. The the Oak Shades Fire House. The la this meetlag. wsmwexhibits were set up in the church boys will attend Si Marys High , Last year, the aaaosl I""- house and over 100 guests came School. South Amboy, In the fafl. wide eelebratles aitrarird SERVICE, INC. tp, view the items and enjoy Jbe tsmsseads af visitors "> it" OPEN LATE - 5 NIGHTS A WEEK strawberries In the'-"cisrftfc •-•!»* H you need prirtlng of any kind, beraagh.; Eveats, beglnelni •> 348 Main St., MaJawandonations received will be used we are here to serve you. Our II a.ai. are ctacluded by che to purchase chain for church quick service and reasonable prices, fi/awtrks dlsetay «l II tm- Mon. Thru Fri. 8:15 A.M. to 9:00 R.M Saturday 8:15 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. 4f Phoiw W> »W82Cf will ptease_yptt/. - ]. the dstdnswa rtperttd. JOURNAL |»<»ge Bght — Rrrt Section fflt , Jum.ttfc 1959 state cemi-pro tourney, stated M Deitz Works On National League Bound Terriers First Arrows, Madison start In Perth Amboy Jos*. U. LOOKING IT OVER (») as r Mound For York Half Champions Losers At Home Ben Jackson, 2b 4 t KEYFORT DUXES are to be- Johnny Mclnnes). Assisting with Both local entries in the Jersey Harold DeiU. former Matawan The Terriers «»»«»—» the first Wenner, rf 4 • come tbe Moninoutb County Dukes, the training fif tho young lighters Shore League fared no better High pitcher who is now a "bantu" half championship in tha HI Dick Owen assures us, and the is Tommy Welstead, . who is Jankowskl, cf * 4 4 player la the St Louis Cardinals league In Matawan Thursday, edg- team will shift its base of opera- eligible for a professional boxer's when they returned to their home Bonciek, 3b National League Club "farm'' ing out the Tigers 6-5 la a playoff stands Sunday than when they 4 « tions from Keyport to Red Bank license. Boxing still suffers KedzienkJ, if I • system, had his induction into game that had the fans tumbling likely. This will be the last year from stagnation at the top, as were playing on opponents' fields C. Brown, ss professional baseball over the past from thair seats In excitement. the team will play in the Matawan- exemplified in this Floyd Patter- The Keyport Arrows were blank- McKeon, c * » weekend and acquitted himself to The teams went into, jcxtra Inn- Keyport Softball League. In 1960 aon-tngemar Johannson thing. 4 • the entire satisfaction of his ed by the Freehold Townsmen R. Wharton, lb ings tied 3-all and the Terriers it will shift to the Middletown But it is still a mystery as to 4-0 at KHS field while the Madi- 1 9 manager, Mike Ryba, of the York rolled It up to six In their half League to better fit Into the coun- why amateur bouts on TV were Bob LoPresto, lb I • Club In the Eastern League. of the eighth, only to have the ty picture. Owen explains that he blotted out after they proved son Township PBA nine was bat-Ray LoPresto, p '. Deltz. reported to York Friday Tigers come back and nearly pull is now drawing bis playera from such a terrifically popular num- tered 15-2 by the Red Bank Town- after be had graduated from Holy Middletown, Rumson and Red ber the one season they were ers. These unhappy developments Cross College, Worcester, Mass., it out In the last halt ot the frame. ''' Bank more than Keyport In order telecast from the Asbury Park put the Madison team in last Freehold (4) June 10. He had not pitched for to get a wider latitude of choice beachfront. (he Crusader college team in his The cool wave that aettled ta place and the Mnwt in a three- of manpower necessary to play « • • way tie for next to last. Lott, If senior year due to having signed over the weekend cooled the first semi-pro football successfully. Also, Us St Louis contract last fall. half champs off, for on Monday, POTOMAC STATE College Is well Kay Lo Presto pitched again Kane, ss he hopes for better financial sup- satisfied with both the academic Duckenfield, cf Ibis left Deitz without the "sea- they started tha second, hall. of port on a county basis than he was for the Keyport nine and was soning" that a pitcher gets In the play at the Middlesex „ Rd., field and athletic performances of Bob worn down toward the end in a Quinn, e able to obtain In Keyport. He will Glum, 2b college circuit in the spring, work- by going down'before the Blue play two football games in Keyport Kennedy, Keyport, and Joel Mick- pitching duel with Freehold's ing at regular intervals and Jays. The Jays finished last In aylo, Matawan, who went to the Jack McCarthy. Lo Presto gave Prest, is ' , • next season but the big features Cashion, lb panning up dally. The Matavron the first half season'* play, but ill have to be taken elsewhere. West Virginia junior college last up a.run In the third on John pitcher has sought to make up they have bright new idoet about Another thing that turned Owen year, Coach Tuffy Baker, KHS, re-Trasjian's hit, an infield out andTasjian r,f for this by pitching weekends for the second half, ej. their sterling against the purely Keyport setup ports. With these good tidings, a one-timer by Rog Kane, Free- McCarthy, p the Vest Orange team in the Es- 4 conquest ot the Terriers at- vas the suspension of the Recre- Baker sent three more Red andhold got men on second and third sex semi-pro league here In Jersey tests. .'•••'. , itlon League in basketball last White footballers, Ben Ochinegro, with one out against Lo Presto hi JS 419 Score by Innings: In May. He later shifted to a semi- Pete Eovino started on, the winter. Members of tbe Dukes Tom Leonard and Bob Chromy to the fourth, but the West Point pro team In Springfield, Mass., club wanted to play basketball and the West Virginia school for a look player worked his way out of this Freehold Ml «M 014-4 -when the clan of competition mound (or the Terriers In the playoff gams and Bob Walker Owen feels that be la obligated to around.. Chromy, who is already spot handily. Keyport: ' W,(k» -»»-« was I Ut more advanced. He won Harold Dellx, (left), Matawaa, has changed wlforms stoee this locate club activities elsewhere set for Marietta College, Ohio, Summaries:, nine of Ten games pitched in the served them ap for the Tigers, The Arrows missed a chance to picture was taken. He now wears the garb of the York duh ta the walk, an error and Bob Maslel- could probably also fit in at Col- Doubles — Glum, KedderskL semi-pro circuit but had to call Eastern League and it Is his earnest desire to change the York uni- there Is no disposition fa Key- gate, as top scholar-athlete of the score in the third. With one out.Triples—Kane. Struck out by; Mc- • halt In late May when final form for one of tbe St. Louis Cardinals In me National Lescue. Defa lo's hit In the second gave the Rich Whafton and Lo Presto walk- Terriers a run. They added" two irt to meet the recreation needs KHS senior class, If he inclined to Carthy 10; Lo Presto 6. Walks by: examination and graduation exer- was given a big lift toward his National League objective by an old if Its young men. investigate the matter with Hap ed. Ben Jackson popped up. Rich McCarthy 4; Lo Presto 4. Ompfre time AAmericam n Leaguer, Jack Barry, (right), coach ol DelU during the third when Eovino Wenner rammed out a single but cises held hint tightly to the Wor- add ^ — a _ «4 •« . . _ a & AA_- .1 Hooper, Wayne Township grid —Briscese. his college daydasn aass a pitcher al Holy Crou. Barry was shortstop el Frankie D'Apolito delivered back- • • • cester campus. hi ll d AMATEUR .1OXING will make coach who is now assistant at Col- Wnarto"" n was cut down at the Madison PBA (2) the world':'s• ichampio * n Philadelphia Athletic! In Ma younger days and to-back triples. ° plate. The Arrows second pan ef ththee renowned "UN,** Infield" pot together by the Ufa a one night stand June 29 at the gate. To get back to Kennedy and big It was accordingly necessary Connie Mack. Tigers Tie Scare MacWlUlam Stadium, Perth Am- Mickaylo, Kennedy seems reason- chance, to win came in the bot-Bieber, c • for Doltx to report "cold" in so This did not jar the Tigers one boy, but bayshbre boxers will not ably sure ol making Scion Hall in tom of the seventh. Leo Kendur- Coleman, c far a* loosening up his pitching bit. With-one out hi the fourth, Upper class years and Ms basket- skf' walked. He 'was forced by Jennings, ss fourth and one in the firth. DelU [ pjr$j Half PlaV be appearing on this (how, ad- arm and working into stride was Erwln Hayes, Steve Russell, vertised as for the Cerebral ball talents will be appreciated at Punkln Brown. Bill McKeon singl- Trout; ef concerned when he reported to contributed a ungle and a 360 ft .... Walker and Mickey Dolan all hit ed. Brown going to second. Bob Haberman, It drive hauled down in deep center- Palsy Fund in Perth Amboy, South Orange, when the cage game York Friday. Manager Ryba had Endi In Raritan safely la a row and the score was hi not flourishing as well as it LoJPresto fanned and hit brother, Cullen, 2b him work out and observed him field to the York assault The final Understanding^, Amboy boxen With the completion of the first tied. P'Apollto, a veteran of two and Golden Gloves performers had. Mickaylo played six games Ray, went out on a towering Knox. lb' Friday. Friday night's game with icore was 5-3 Albany Had he wars, took over the hurling (to* Dlmsey, 3b started, DelU could have gotten half of the Raritan Township Lit- from places like Elltabeth, New- in the Potomac State line last fall drive to center field that ended the Albany Senators was reined tle League schedule results show les (or the Terriers and retired the the frame. Tenore, rf out. Saturday Ryba had Deltz his first win. in all probability ark and Trenton will occupy the but sustained a leg Injury In spring hat the Yankees are In first place side. He then held the opposition Styles, p work at a somewhat more stren- Scheduled To Stan card. It will be Interesting to practice this year. He expects to Another Run Scores with seven wins and no losses and safe to the hectic.eighth. Owens, p uous pace. Then came a double The Matawaner was scheduled see what luck this .show has as be back in action, by the Sept 1 Freehold picked up a second are the only undefeated team. Walker finally tired under his call, However. Harold O'Brien, run In the eighth on Kane's triple bill with the Albany club Saturday to make his first Mart at Sprmg- ilghty effort at the start of the drawing card In the once top- lied for second place with four star tackle on the 1956 undefeated and a sacrifice fly. Then Keyport 31 2 night. field, Mass . last night The Spring Ighth and the Terrlen reached flight boxing town of Perth Am- wins and three losses are the Keyport High eleven and also on knocked at the door again. Jack- R. B. Towscrs (IS) field club is In fifth place, one ilm for the winning runs. Eovlno boy. Frank Boyle's Cliffwood In Close Race Igers. Hazlet, West Keansburg the 1957 team, has been accepted son and Wenner led off with hits. ab r The Senator) are at the bottom slot ahead of York In the eight nd D'Apolito led off with hits, Boys Club boxen will display ire Company and Keansburg by the Air Force Academy at Jack Jankowskl forced Wenner. Ralph, ss of the Eastern League but It is club circuit The York team ac- falker might still have pulled out their talents at as how at the 3ark. The Hawks are In third Colorado Springs,' Lifts Ray Lo-A plckoff play, Fred Quinn to Patton, 2b a close race and they are not a cordingly regurds wins over Luke's auditorium, Westfield Madure, lb Springfield, to pull toward first dace with a three and four rec- it as he forced Hal Ziegler and Ave. near the Parkway, In Ro- Presto at West Point, he will have Glenn Cashion, erased Jankowskl, bad tallender. Also they were urt Davis to hit seemingly easy to win his spurs at the Academy Kereczian, rf' strengthened before the York division, their Immediate need. rd followed by the Flyers with selle Park June 24. The Cliff- and a pop fly ended the frame. rollers to the Infield. But errors against ^a gathering of top inter- Lewis, cf series by the moving in of players Ryba's selection of Deitz from his wo and five and Veterans of wood trainer will take four boys The county seaten made It safe resulted and a run was in. Mikq scholastic football players from all Phillips, c . by their big league sponsor 6even-rnan staff for the important oreign Wars In last place with to the show, Mickey Welstead, In their half of the ninth with two OeGeorge, rf assignment was accordingly good me victory and six defeats. ichado then struck the blow >aita of the nation. Manager Ryba sent Ed Evans Lou Clifton, Ron Knight and outs. Jack McCarthy and Chuck Christlano, 3b nonce for the former Holy Cross Members of the Little League lat won the championship for the Lott hit safely. A walk filled the White, If to the mound for York in the pitcher. errlers. a blistering double that double bill opener Albany tapped uve been conducting their annual bases and a misplay ran the total Sharrabba, p cored D"Apollto and Zeigler. A Evans for nine hits and four runs Allentown is leading the league und raising drive with "I gave to 4-0 against Keyport. iharp play cut down Davis, also in two-and-one-thlrd'lnnlngs. with Williamsport second, Reading the Little League" stickers be- ones In Final Norgate Manor In Madison Township, the roof rying to score, at the plate. 42 IS 16 It was obvious thai Ryba had third, filnghampton fourth, and g presented to contributors. Ver- fell In on the PBA team in the Score by Innings: n Manning, Chairman, has an- The Tigers had two out In their been satisfied with whal he has Lancaster and Albany bringing up fifth inning. Jackie Lewis and Red Bank 011 022-111 lounced donations are still being iU of the eighth when they got rame For Royals Leads In Circuit 090 seen in the Oeitz workouts for the the rear Games are played nights Bruce Phillips combined to give Madison 000 ala farm team, to York as Deitz oyals took the Giants of that that did not stop until 12 men Owens 7 in 4. five team affair was completed ut this time D'Apolito had the Hilltoppen with a tumbling catch one out In the second, Ryba gave eported. vlth the Bluejays emerging as orough into camp 8-0 In a con- tepped to the plate and Earl Deitz the nod to go to the mound. tuff to make Hayes do a that nipped Cheitnut HlU's big Owens had replaced the pounded Advancement to Tulsa or beyond mners. Members of the winning est cut short by rain. It was the If the ball game was to remain casey," he fanned, and the Ter- third win for the Royals without threat. Ed Schissel gained the Ray Styles on the mound for the any sort of contest for York, a possibility for Deitz before am are Carol Ann Moccl. iers had won it captain; Anne Genovese, Thereto lefeat. .victory on a cushion of runs sup- PBA nine. Doug Patton, Rutgers I EATONTOWN they had to get out of this. The the season is concluded. The un- University star, was In the Red happy performance ot the. t •e«e. Clara Ktlsey, Patricia Bine Jays Threaten plied byJMd Gross.:Pole.Eagen second pitch of Deltz to the first "•"* Jayi Bank iUtfieid. Y'I'V 1*''' 'jtt....'" • batter he faced waa rolled Into an nata to the N«K»el -VaaW:: «««,..; uMi'ivSfti speaks the need for pitching and Taylor. Dorothy Terry aft easy double play and the side was un In the first and It Was hurst team will visit the Madison the opportunities open to any young Franklin. A trophy will be award- ave Jones. Stephens regained Upper Raritan trounced Coral- (ft; 85 at Circle - Liberty t*7M retired. vas going to need. He had scored his full effectiveness with Jones Township field while Keyport Ar- hurler who can bolster their staff. ed to the winning team at the he run himself when he walked wood for a 17 to 12 win. Rodger ' Box Office Opens 7 P.M. " For the remaining alx Innings, Holmdel Township Civic Associ- handling his delivery. Jones takes rows journey to the shore to take They signed Deltz for a bonus re- oft Terrier pitcher Davis, advanc- Shewmake, Bill Noonan and S. One Show Nightly Albany picked up but three hits ported to be between (20,000 and ation's sports night this fall. The his place with the McCook. Neb., on league-leading Long Branch ed on a passed ball and came At S P.M. against the former MHS star. One $30,000 after he had compiled a civic association sponsors the club Of the Nebraska State Lea- Lesser lead the 20-hlt attack en- with Mike Ippolito. Princeton Uni- l an outfield error. Children Always Free was a homer by Bill Kern, Sen- 22-4 record for Holy Cross in 1957- tournaments. ue, a Milwaukee Braves farm abling Bob Wilkenluh to gain the versity star, now in the lineup. ators center fielder. Deltz actually 58 and had pitched sensationally In A eheerleadlng class will be held The Jays kept pecking away at :lub, this week. win. Jim McKenna paced Coral- Manager Lou Nanna stated that Wed. thru Sat., June 17-29 he Terriers. Ron Gerlufsen led if the Arrows do not win this one, got Kern to swing at a bad ball the collegiate "world series" at it the Holmdel Township Ele- Jones contributed a triple, a wood's offense ^ with a homerun Paul Newman on thle one, a high one inside. Omaha last year. mentary School at 6:30 p.m. to- off with a hit In the second and he Is pulling the team out of the Barbara Rush In advanced on a wild tosi Jeff double and a single to the Roy-and two singles. The ball sailed up Into the air morrow and June 26. Girls from s'j cause In making his adieu, ; "THE YOUNG and the wind caught it. It was nine to 13-years-of-age are eligible Smith fanned, but Denny Lang- Foxwood beat Garden Parkway PHILADELPHIA^" swerved to the left field corner Kin's fly got away from Masiello isrsp In the tint Inning scored, Double Feature In A baton twirling program also Otey Wathlrigton with the Cliff 8 to 4. It took a pinch-hit double Phis it out of the reach of the York in the making. Time and dates left field and Gerlufsen scored. by Lon Pagano and sensational DRiVE-IN Audle Murphy fielder and rolled away for a will be announced later. For In- wood team's tint run. Jones scor- let Atbury Wrestling The Blue Jays made It sa/e In d the second one himself when lnfielding by Jim Walsh to hand Joanne Dm In homer. formation concerning these events, the third when Corey Siegal got "THE WILD AND THE Sari Gumbs and Stephens walked BUI Martin his first defeat. Jim CATCS CftM fctt - MOVW AT HUSK | York rallied for two runs in the A double feature with O'Connor, contact Mrs. Russ Lagattuta, walk and Bob Coon followed INNOCENT" ' Mark Lewln and Don Curtis taking CO 4-2326. md Jim Schanck singled. Lupton's 4 for 4 Insured the victory * - IVffT SJH - r«I IHOW ONIT I In Cinemascope and Color with a double. A passed ball and for ailing Paul Triola. Jack Murdy the spotlight will be the feature an infield out scored them to run Jones' two-bagger in the second The Young Also In tomorrow night's wrestling tha total to 6-0 on the hapless scored Bob Jackson and the Roy-and Andy Taylor lead the losers Cartoon Carnival shqw at the Asbury Park Con- Zampello At Cage Terriers, more margin than the als catcher came In with a. second at the plate. Philadelphians Every Friday Today thru Saturday run on his own account. His third Ira; The Story ol Today's Angry vention Hall, according to Roland steadily-working Brown needed by Norgate Manor Wins J. Hines, sports promoter. Weekly Coaches Clinic marker for the Cliffwood side Young Moderns! a good deal. Norgate Manor once again came PAULNEWMAH Sun. thru Tues., June 21-21 Paul Newman wrestling shows will be conducts Frank Zampello, coach at Key- came when he tripled at the from behind with five runs hi the Matawan Terriers (I) start of the fourth. BARBARA RUSH Barbara Rush every Friday night at the beach port High School, was one of 150 •b seventh to topple Split Rock 15 •THE YOUNG hall during the summer, Hlnes coaches who attended the suc- Stephens showed the benefit of to 12. Red Strang gained the PHILADELPHIANS" Psul Eovino, c * states. cessful First Annual Wildwood Lasko, cf V 5 Jones'wo* by striking out 13 victory ta relief of Bill Kansky - Plus - O'Connor, now claiming to be Basketball Coaching School at men In the five Innings played who suffered from wildnes*. Kan- which St. Joseph's College'! Jack Pete Eovlno, p, ss 4 Frank 8lnatr> the world's champion wrestler, and D'Apolito, ss, p 4 before the rains came. Only two sky however, tead'the Gator attack '•MEET DANNY WILSON" Ramsay, Drexel Tech's Sam Co- Staten Island players advanced SUSAN HAYWARD called the "man of one thousam Ziegler, lb 4 with three hits, one a tape measure ACAOOTf AWAKO tWWWtt _ Sun. . Mon. - Tues. holds" Is matched with th ten, Warriors' star Paul Arlzin nd base r-ganst Mm. homerun. •»iir*ciiijrof mru« and former all-ace Bob Davies Davis, rf 4 Academy Award Winner! wrestling stylist, Duke Hodman Machado, 3b 3 Cllffwffod Royals («> Susan Hayward were featured speakers. Chef; Johnson started the big LTUB. --WOMAN O'CgnnorwIll display his ring Devino 2,b 3 • ,;• ab r rally with his second hit, scored Starts Wed, Jafy 1st "WOMAN OBSESSED" -tf=afumansnTp ln the contest In addition, the coaches heard OBSESSED' "AROUND THE WORLD x Masiello. If 4 Bob Jackson, 2b 2 1 on Manager George Christopher's STEPHEN BOrD i, ClnemaScope-Color scheduled for tjro out of three three high school coaches give IN W DAYS" j - Plus - . Wathtngtoa, 3b * 1 triple. Sucesslve hits by Strang, falls. their methods for winning basket- 'Jones, 0 -433 W jfterllng Hayden / ball games. Scholastic coaches ••Mush" Marks and Harold Gjtf •TEN DAYS TO JWEN DAYS TO I The second stair bout of the Matawan Tigers (5) Climbs, rl l then brought about the defsfit of TULARA" CHILDREN ALWAYS FREE were Paul Ward, coach of Over- FREE PLAYGROUND »*TALURAH" wrestling show brlrjgs together the brook High's two-time Phlladelphl ab Stephens,.p the surprisingly strong Split Rock mmm STERLING HAYDCN Tolas Brothers agjlmt the com- D. Nuccio, ss 4 S. Gumbs, cf 3 0 club. , \ championship squad; Pete Mon- 0 0 blue of Mark Lewln and Don sak, coach of Moorestown High's Shaw, 2b ] Cross, cf Foxwood, Upper Raritan, Rarfc Curtis. 3 I New Jersey Group Three Rich Lewis, o - 4 Schanck, lb tan Ridge and Woodland Park are MIDGEitT RAILROAD J Hayes, lb 4 WthitoWathlnstonn . M 0 championship team and Fred 0 tied for second place behind Nor- Price, coach at Trenton High. Russell, cl 3 Parrish, It gate Manor, still undefeated. Bob Walker, p 3 Cmas,-lt 11 M. Dolan, If 3 Jersey Shore League Jones, 3b 3 . - " 25 8 » All-Stata Baseball AIR CONDITIONED ft Doug Langbeln, rf 3 States Island Giants (I) Standings Selections Coming W ab r h L Pet. 30 9 8 Chico, 2b' 1 0 0 Annual all-state choices in In- Long Branch IAMA 3 1.000 Score by Innings: 0 tencholastie baseball are expect- Oakhurst Seniors 2 Briggi, ss .667 Terriers 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 3—6Coasie, 3b 0 ed to be announced next weekend. Rumson A's 2 .667 EYPORTSTRANU Tigers 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2-5 ctoo, cf 0 0 Even though the Keyport. High Freehold Townsmen 2 .87) 0 0 Team did not participate in the COLFAX 4-0452 Red Bank Towncrs 1 Matawan Blue Jays (I) Mcore, p .333 ab r Logan. C' -•. -. 0 Greater Newark or sectional NJ- Now Thru Sfllnrdav Keyport Arrows 1 J .333 SIAA playoffs, it is expected that Jttne 17 thru 26. Neptune City . Butsko, rf 2 t MCCoy, rf D 1 J .333 Bradley, rf one or two ot the Red and White' Madison Twp. PBA 0 3 0 0 Brothers, UT 0 .000 Bob Brawn, p 1 tpploys, If 0 players will gab mention. Group Paul Newman Next Sunday Games III, their division; is a testing.one OCEANFORT, N. J. Slegsl, si 1 I P 0 Oakhurst at Madison Coon, c in which to place. 2 mlki from Garden SUte Parkway, Exit 105 Neptune City at Freehold The Young Keyport at Long Branch H. Pease, lb BO 2 The all-shoro and all Shore Con-1 Gerlufsen, cf Score by innings: ference teams have-been chosen. Red Bank at Rumson Bell, cf. o RACING thru AUG. 8 Cliffwood Royals v 22112-8 Mel Wood, Manasquan, and Jeff I Philadeiphians Jeff Smith, If ] I. Giants • .0 0 0 0 0-0Klcketts, Toms River, were chos- Saturday Matinee Only Post Award Devaney, If j" *TAKM$ AACfS... en the leading shore players. Bob Bandit of Sherwood Forest — Pan Carloam Denny Langbeln, 3b 1 Chromy, and Punkln Brown. Key- RIORIT HANDICAP Robert Ziegler, commander of P. De Nardo, 2b l Cofo League Open* June 21, 22, 21 Matawan Post, No. 176, American port, and Pete Bennett and Carl] tat, Juw 30 130.000 AMti Second Half Monday Stephens, Matawan, were -first I SUSAN HAYWARD Legion made the presentation of 24 SALVATOR Mill the post's •ward to the most out- string picks, Ben Jackson, Key-1 Matawaa Terriers (I) Second half play In the northern port, leading batter In the shore, standing athlete at the MaUwin

~™—Hig^r—•—h Sward^^™^~ ' s•**BB^**m dlraar-at-CUffwoo *~TB0J WSJ1 ynjyf d > • •* *•—i- arifcea—ia^i- <•» »ar*~^^±rr MKKINB FW M,0M tSJianDeg (yfl with Memorial cafeteria June, *. • He Paul Eovino, e start next Monday. In the opening Outdoor and Indoor dining called It ••• "first move" In the Pietrewicz. taako, el" games that night, Matawan plays Jackson, isrrecss,., handy codltrlo post's plant to aid MaUwan at Leonardo, Matawan-Township ; Pete Eovino, Jb, p who hurled the Keys to their o hfgh atop the araridiland , .. schools' extra-curricula activities. D'ApoUto, u at Atlantic Highlands, Keyport comfortable loung«i and con* Aces vs. Keyport Jets and Raritan ference championship, was on the Ziegler, lb third team along with Jim Jan- venlent escalators ... Ice - Untune 2S, mi, the Navy De- C. Davis, p, rf Township Ramblers at Highlands. waMr drinking fountains. . narone, KHS left fielder. Lou Mtn- partment announced the appoint- Machado' 3b The Ramblers led the league-at CMItnatMlsinlltM Masiello, If dlni Freehold Regional,-' was' a ment of Dr. William Maxwell Wood tha end of the first half of pray. second string pick, Dan Bahr and to starve as the Chief of Medicine F. Devino. & Tha Keyport Aces pressed them Ghki Al Pitts were first stringers for anifSufa/ery. the; Navy's: first" tut «-ti»-finish aad.vistted.the lone MidukWwn, while Sam Capalbo, (eon general. '.' / efeat of the season on the Ram-Dick' Gamache and Larry Smlflt 20 • J biers June 11 were third stringers. him 18,1959 fog* Ntn* — first Sffctlori Monmouth Park Had 13 More Patrons On Its Opening Day Regret Handicap Yankees Lead!, | BANK NOTE* by Malcolm At MP Saturday Yes, In Holmdel Feature race at Monmouth'Park . The Yankees in New York may Saturday will be the Regret, named be in a somewhat subdued and dis- for the only fffly to win the Ken- illusioning status In the American tucky Derby. In keeping with its' League, but the Yankees in the Significance with a horse on the Holmdel Uttle League art making dWatt aide, it U run (or filHes up for the errors of UMlr, big lasgue and mares, three-year oldi and up, counterparts. at six furlongs. Following the good old Yankee ' ' Idun leads .the list of nominees. principle of alu|-'em-*lMh*/r»- Mrs. Josephine Bay Paul's cham- groggy, the Holmdel Yanki ad- vanced to the top of their league ' pirn will likely lie ridden by Billy Hartack «od wiB be as unques- on the str*ngthvof a lJ-hlt barrage tioned favorite in the $»,0M added against the pitching" of the Holm- even?. Chief opposition to the del Giants. But U It comes to • dominant horse In racing today on world aeries again, the Yanks had. the distaff side will «ome from better watch out because the Holm- the winner of the Ret at last year. del Braves clouted aitjey for U Mrt. Mabel D. Lewis' Happy Prin- hits in drubbing the Holmdtl cess. This horse has not been in Dodgers U4. Players batting un- a particular Impressive performer der .300 in the Holmdel League get this year, scoring behind the lead- beached. ers in the .Black Helen and the The standings: Sttwanea River handicaw in more W L southerly climes. But Happy Prin- Yankees cess 1< wett-rested and trained, so QianU she should not yield her crown to Braves her Imposing rind without a strug- Dodgers Holrodal Yaakaea (It) •ah r .A. couple o^ fjrong thrgats from ArtelU, cf 1 1 the New England sector in this Thleme, 3b 1 4 filly and mare feature are B. A. :«vellaro, p S 1 Darlo't Dandy Plltien and Mrs; Lenlch, c 2 2 HeUen, owned by F M. Prickett Ambrosino, 1b 1 1 yens took second place, Stove Fer- and Son. Dandy BMPen was the Johanson, 2b 1 0 rare of llelmsr was third, Bernle winner of the-John Alden and wax Kelly Wins Again Williams, ss 2 0 second to Idun In the Co'onlal while Rcstknwski of South Amhoy look Enders, rf 0 0 Mrs. Hellen finished first In the the fourth spot tnd Bill I'arry of Sell, If 0 0 At Old Bridge Paul Revere and was third in the Glemlola was filth. awel. rf 0 1 John Aldem Joo Kelly, Conihuhockcn, PH., Dennis, If 0 0 1 seems destined lo make the name Datllr won the first lint of the Also amone the top hopeful i for ol Kelly aa famous In auto racing nlftlit In 4 0] I'lutiT ni ifcund, the Reeret are Harold H. Folk's These horses were chasing around the track last Friday with at Delaware Park and the nine race programs in New York this year. 28 11 11 at II 1> In baseball, boxing and Mile. Dlsnne with seconds in the Mrfinhy third and Augle Mo»- least $2* mare (li times $2) on their noses than did the horses in Bui there ware 11,51* fans ea hand lor the opening day Frldiy, better Holmdel Giants (S)I other tporta. He look hit fourth Barbara Frletchte. and Distaff. Dor. :hora of New Kuygit finished Hie same race opening day last year. Officials at the track at Ocean- by II than last year, a flret Indlction that racing at the local track a»h r win of the lesion at Old llrldge Chester Farm's Stay Smoochle, run- fourth. Hub Pcrshinv of Rlngoej port have been concerned about the effect of added competition from should bold Its own this season. Sonatora, c t Stadium Sunday. Tony Battle of ner-up in last- seaaart Regret. Sluisn, 2b I Peterson finished second In the took the srnirnl heal In tour Charles S. Handelman's Betty Lfhn Nowesky, ss, p stock car race, Chubby lluwrr was minutes Hat with Stumpf second, and Clsiev Stable's Kit's Pet Rides, Jb CJtiger Pitches Indian Hill Club third and mil Ptlator of Eaton- Kolly third and Jack Hart ol This will be the 11th running of Hartley, lb. p town fourth Chester, I'a, fourth the Rre»ret. first planed on the PeiTlck, sa, p Orlffo. cf A five car tangle on the luurth Monmouth Park stakes agenda in Raiders To Fore Joins In Shoot turn, which torred Kelly up agulnsl Takes Third lf«a< ' 1949 and won that season by Irish NOTES Antlnorl. If The good right jrr% of Billy, A number of pritea were won the first turn Unlit pole, eliminated I'rank Myruncliuk of Ni'w'l'.gypt Witch. Only ono filly ha» ever < Hencoskl. rf by 20 members of the Indian Hill Tour can from the Held. On tin' look the third hum in 4 Oil I.on the race twice, that being Cinda Gelger Jr. put the Keyport Raiders Dougherty, rf About Arei Men and Women Bowmen ol Keyport, who com' next lap the car driven by Don lliown of Lamberlvlllc was tnond, who scored in 1953 and again In safely out in front in 8-11 league peted against 65 bowmen at Stumpf ol Rldgefleld Park 1)11 the Zoko Herring of Old Undge llilrd 1953. Woodland Farm's Blue baseball standings Monday when 20 • bike field archery meet held at the second turn guard rail. Two laps and lid Slglor of I'orl Munmouth Sparkler, a champion In her day he turned back the Keyport Cardi- Holmdel Braves (II) Unaml outdoor range, Leonardo, later Prank DeRoat ol North Ber- fourth. Parker llulin. I'raohuld, hplds the time record for the nals a third time this year. This Sunday. gen lost control of his car and won tlio consolation urlnd In 4.08. stakes She 'vas clocked in 1.09 I time it was 10-< with Geiger 1 Cowlss, 2b 0 Members of the Keyport club, knocked down tin back stretch lummy nark (if SlirctuDury wai In her 1958 victory. striking out 13. isiaway, si g Armed Services L Wilson and Bill Reynolds pulled light poln. socoml, Wall .lennlnits of linulish- Coyne, 3b Next Wednesday the 115.000 Sal- The sterling' young moundsman j town third and Art Flllbrunn of down first place in the Exbert D Ambrosino, lb Following the third restart Bat vatore Mile is on tap. The race of the Raiders fanned II batten i Slalrn Island waa fuurth class and second place ln th Genovese, c, p tit went out front with i'llalnr, Ulll is run for three-year olds and up. in the put 42 Innings he has 3 Joseph On Lean Sgt Perei waa trained to per Arrher Class for men respectively, Layton, p, e McCarthy of Rumson and Kelly In Rain hutted lilduy nlnhrt stock The daddv miler of them all, Na- pitched, which is sufficient testa- 4 Airman 2/C Harry Joseph, son form maintenancs on the Nike Marie Kuppenberger received thi Genovese, cf a thrto-way duel for second place. car raclnif prnnram at the Old hodah, will be ready for action If ment as to why the Raiders lead i of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Joseph ir, ••icind place medal ln the Arche Check. If At tha halfway mark Bottle Kelly, Urldp Sludluni lht> (leno Holler the purse stirs the Interest of his the Keyport teams with a 6-2 Ajax system and associated equip 4 424 Lorillard Ave.. Union Beach, ChlSS. Pflatar and Hower wore loading camol and ovlrlrli rvonta wore ment Mason, rf 1 0 I owners. Otherwise Edward Post mark and the combined Keyport- Is spending a three-week leave inner members of the Indian the pack In that order 'Miry ran preaonted In addltlnn to two Danner, rf 0 0 I Jr.'s Pilon will probably be the Matawan league play at an 11-2 with his family. The sergeant entered the Army Hill club competing were Ed Law- In the aama positions until the iportimcn-modlflttd itoek car leading "name" entry in the event. mark. Airman Joseph has been sta- In 1946. inn in the Expert A class; John 24th lap when Kelly pastod Iluttle hnati Uitfnro the auddun duwnpiour, tioned at Dyess Air Force Base, 21 II 18 It appeared as though the Cardl i'niius, Lester Bennett. BUI Mor- to take first place. Al DcAnui'li) of (Juofni Vlllo«o, Texas, with the Strategic Air Com- Connor Finishes Count Holmdel Dodgers («) nals finally might get their long- s.iiu and Tuck Wharton In the 1.1 . copixiu the firm boat of the Many Are^o Residents m a n d, 819th Combat Support U. S. Army Pfc. Ronald Connoi abh Slum! Into Fenci sought revenge on Geiger with the I xperi B class: Edward Johnson, evening and waa followed acrilM Group. He graduated from Key. son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Coi and Tony Koppenberger In the Romanowlcb, rf 2 1 Jack Unwind, Port Munmnuth, Lose Licenses start of their game with the Ihr llnisli line by lid Koden, of port High School in 1957 and en- nor, » Mason PI., Keanibun Howmen Class and Oui Mauarell, Dougherty, cf 1 0 the local tavorlle, WPIII nut ontly Raiders Monday. He had control Ili'tl Hank. Uolin uiui llnlllr troubles to start and walked two listed In the U. S. Air Force in completed the 39-week dial centn Richard Tibblts and John Kobui Mealpln, lb li In the novlco race* by ilammlnK ol the first .three batten to face August 1997. After baslo training Office repair course Juno 4 at th> Jn the Archer Claai. Bosland, 11 4 1 Into the funca, I'cto full, Old Tlio sctund hnat went to I'rank him.-.Robbie, Walker slammed out at Lackland Air Force Bale, San Army. Signal Bcb^flJ Fort • t ,, Joan Uwtoo competed In th* BrldgOi flipped av«r and Ed Davit, DoHoso ol North Unriinn Jue Kel- 1 ky, Fair Lawn, also wound up with j^pie.to.itawe, the, runners and Antonio, Tex., he was sent to roouth.'; ..,i,.,,,, .' „,;•.••»-.s.u->» Bowjnaa ..Class for wamfo. Thi ly was second. McCarthy, third hit wheels spinning In air In a scored hlm»«lt oo JBob.TesUrw's Dye... | • • - - •> - We. Connor was trained In th next SFAA shoot will be held Sun- Craftily, Jb lo tnd Will Jcnnlnti". ItiiBllihlimn, crackup In the opening lap of (ho single. But after <4U*, Hie Cardinals Instillation, maintenance and day, June 38 st the Indian HIIJ Orlffo, 9b 10 took the fourth s|»l. Car owner Peres Completes Court* nov/cs event. W bMnn Trivo'v'&'ln a fatal atd- had had It for they did not get pair o f dial-telephone-exchange range, Upper Beers St, Coltvllo, p 11 Joo Sllvers-iif Mililuwn came homo M/Sgt Jose M. Perez, whose dent rn July 28. 1938, In Madison a scoring chance again until the equipment. The 18-year-old soldie O"Connel, 2b 2 0 Bill Oilman of West Long llrst In the anlinul ru(c proftrain, Ife, Nativldad. lives at 13 Vir- Tow-ishln. in which a man was fifth inning when the game was entered the Army In September Thorns, p 11 Branch, who started In list place, 81lvors look tlio inmrl race dash ginia Ave., Haxlet, recently com- killed. D'vlsion investigation re- hopelessly lost. 1JM, and received basic irainin Garden Club RFD Bailey 1 0 cams through with his first rookie while Bohn drove liln mtncli pitllud vealed ev'^enre of obstructing traf- pleted a guided missile electronic •aiders Snap Back at Fort Dlx. Flower Show Winners victory at the teaton. George Ifa- •ulky lo victory fic: Paul D Triola. 17, Haxlet. one materiel maintenance course at the 27 I I speedm" conviction, revoked for The Raiders had not been Idle U. S Army Air Defense School, He la a 1958 graduate ol Middle 1 n their own behalf. Geiger town Township High School Area residents who received four months due to prior point Fort Bliss, Tex. prizes at the flower show held Real Estate Listing Cards for system case. neutralized Jus first inning pitch- aale at this office. ing lapse by hitting a~ double In recently In Holmdel by the Alro Joseph J. Karchinsky. 23. the first after Denny HsUoran had Keyport Cardinals (4) One-Cent Increase In Garden Club R.F.D. were Mrs Haglet. two careless driving and walked and Bog Dane had singled. abr Earl Benlon, Matawan, who took two speeding summonses, revoked Geiger cbne in himself on John C. Kennedy, rf 2 Milk Prices Approved three first prltes in the Iris di- English Motors for one month: Frank Cross, 19, LoSappio, c 2 vision and first place In both Psngbora's hit. so the Raiders An order railing the minimum Cllffwood. reckless driving, im- went out of the first frame with Fischler. 3b 1 African violet classes; Mn. W. A. proper n-«»ine. stop street'Vio- resale price of milk In Monmoutb nothing worse that a. M standoff. Rob Walker, Ib S Fluhr, Holmdel, iris; Mr*. Joseph lation and speeding, four months. Durner, Holmdel, strawberry ar- Mercury — Edsel - Lincoln John'Beach, Cardinals pitcher, Beach, p 3 and Middlesex Counties one cent, lonely? Also B. E. Maker Jr., Vest Testiao, ss 3 beginning Aug. 1, has been Issued rajypment; Mrs. Robert Bohn, Keambnrg. lost his license under had more control troubles in the Keyport. miniature featuring rose- second and walked Halloran and ValU, d 1 today by Office of Milk Industry Pick up the phone and NEW AND USED CAHS the 60-70 Kneed Revocation pro- R. Merrill, 2b 1 buds, and hybrid tea roses display. visit a friWTCoiti Uttle gram for 30 days effective May Dane With one out. Bob Rapolla Director Floyd R. Hoffman hit safely to toad the sacks. Then B. Merrill, If 1 Alto Mn. William Mulhcron, to call aovwhtrt. Boston, Monmouth Street, Opposite Carlton Theatre 19. This will bring the minimum Geiger singled home another run. lolmdel, rotes In shades of red; for Instance, from Atbury price of quart of home-de- Mn. Joslab Hewitt. Holmuol, Park only «6«\ J min. Don Nuss put the finishing touches 1» 4 i livered milk Up to 27 cents Mr. RtdBanli on the Cardinals chances when he "Country Weekend" with birds fea- •tattoo rste alter« p.m., Hold"o Pair Hih Score by Innings: Hoffman pointed out that pn-sent 10% cat oot Included. smashed out a two-bagger to bring 340 201—10 tured In the arrangement and bird Keyport Raiders prices to consumers already are watcher's book and glasses as the Shadyiide 7-4345 - 1-6000 to three runt and give Geiger a Keyport Cardinals 300 010-4 Hub jp 7-1 lead on which to work. highsir than the new ZTcem mm- Accessories; Jesnnette Ely, Hotrn- Two man, one brandishing a Irmim and have been x> lor wme del, Peruvian daffodil and peonies; nlckle-i»»ted revolver, held up and Geiger drove in another ran on Meeting, Banquet time. The new minimum! »>u re- Mn. Edgar Walling. Keyport. - robbed-Fred Trembly, 22, Shore his torn account In the fourth Just main la effect no later thun Doc. Holmes and McDowell, Holmdel. Conco"rse, attendant at Hub Capfor good measure. The Monmouth County Dental 3). Mr. Hoffman plans to com. floribunda roses; Mrs. Lillian Km Joe's Raute 35 service station of Keyport Raiders (II) AssftanU will hold a meeting and pletc a detailed cost survr *y, Matawan, campanulas. $106 early Saturday morning and ab r h banrjjet Tuesday at the Union milk processing and diunh escaped. Police believe the pair Mrs. Bohn was general chairman Halloran, 3b 2 0 by that date. Uiisted by a Urge committee. an responsible for a number of Rog Dane, as 2 1 iae, Red Bank, at which time officers will be installed. Mr. Hoffman's decision area holdups in the past month F Rapolla. lb 2 1 based on testimony received dur- Mr. Trembly was bound with his ge£ p ' 3 ing public bearings In in Riiio MHS Dinttor shoelaces and ignition wire by the jDorDr c 0 1 May 29 and 26. He poinw-d out Matawan Township Board of intruders. He freed himself Just Nuss. cf that the record ol the hunn at Patrolman John Cheney, on Roman, 2b Sdacathw Monday osunad dicated that there have been >™n« Barn Rim, head football routine patrol, checked the station. Coyle, rf Increased costs In procei»inB «nd An alarm for their capture was Pease, If CMCB. athlttk director to suc- distributing milk ilnce 1957. ceed Jefaa CaroeeloU, who bs- Issued by Matawan Township the last order setting minimum police. "~& *i ctma* asslstaat Ugh school -n u resale prices wai issued How- •riadsal. ever, he said the cost Inures WXM hu been coach at submitted st the hearing did not Mataaraa two yum. Ha Is a Utility Companies Help Keep New Jersey Clean justify an increase in th* mini- (ridBale of Una Branch High mum price of more than one StfcMl aad of the University at North Carolina, when be Tree Expert Exam played tad on the varsity • levefl. Beth Rlno-coached To Be Given Aug. 12 Mitt «arre»J have defeated Xayptrt UK year's WM the The Certified Tree Exprri ~ ir* CoaferssK* "B" erowa animation will be given Am- 12 _J rated third u central in Trenton according to an an- Jeiriey, Croup II, nouncement made by thr M Savings Accounts Department of Conservation and Economic Development. A|i|>n TAXI SERVICE tions cannot be Hied after Juh Beginning July Itt, 1959, this bank Will pay - ' - •: , TO According to existing legislation, Tree Expert* operating m N« Monmouth Race Track Intrtrtti on tavlngt accounts at tht rate of 3 ptr Jersey may advertise thems'i Round Trip $5.00 as certified only on the condi! ctnt per annum. that they have submitted w <•*- CO4-2181 aminatiop before the Burciu of Tree Experts. Certificates >nd lr-1dentifytag-1lieni prop will be issued by the burtsa to formal erbwists who have been Im qualified to diagnose tree ill> ln" Wear FARMERS AND prescribe treatment. pp mutt be over n To Hire NATIONAL BANK yeariof-age. a cltiien o( the Uatted State*, and a residmi of W.S. WALLACE 1W*Udtf »»d New Jersey Power * tight am lakea M the battle New jersey. Interested f*no<* OLOTaflNO *^^ Matawan far tram Mai TWetaam," lit) tm wlttSa kare fattatfeS fa em* mar'obtain •PpUcatJons by <"it- •MM 4a4 Nats Me^Ia*;* by UU-taeaSees. traaa taskets wide* an Nea Mtmkrr ttUtH MHttrt *t*im *» fle match'h s dasftbeardsftard.. lastealsdd •? cmtcldac trash af at tba VeMde-a ai, taoBttlttlehe rt C Ing to The Bureau of Tree Hx- Mtmttr rrtttH DffsaH lHsrM<« m a tll matma a)aat>«a»cr> . cigarettittee a»eVageVs s aad the tthetthe t taa flse trasbka trasbkta artscsi easi be ptrtsr New Jersey DtparUneji' of —d aaata. 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ROUTE 35 and 16 PLENTY Of WK PARKING y^i^^^S^^^^^^^^ Pag« Twelve — First Section THEMATAWAN JOURNAL Thursday, Jun* IB, 1959 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE RB Lions Protest tlcularly described, situate, lying a) 7-447 being In tie Borough of Malayan, SHERIFF'S SALE Uie County 61 Moomouth and Stal SUPERIOR COUBT of New Jersey; Angels 3-1 Win OF NEW JERSEY BEGINNING at a point M CHANCERY DIVISION southerly side of Main Street (whic The game for which »11 Cliffwood MONMOUTH COUNTY was formerly the center line of tn Docket Ho. r We 58 old highway leading from Matawan waiting since the season Frank Nicora fend Rose Nicora, hus- Keyport) as said southerly line band and WiU, PMnOIts vt: KarJUn said Street has been established started, between the Angels andRidge, Inc.. a New Jersey corporation, a liesolutlon of the Board of Chosei fte Raritan Bay Lions in the 8-12 Ze-Etscx Realty Corp. Inc., a New Frieholdein of the County of Mon 0MM M* Jersey corporation and R. Weidler mouth, State of New Jersey. ! league, was played Tuesday night. Company Inc.. a New York corpora- April 1940 distant sixteen and twei HOUSES FOR SALE HELP WANTED FOR RENT SERVICE FOR SALE The Angels won it 3-1 but no Lions tion. Defendants ty hundredtha (16 SO/100) led eaoterlj (1800 to £600, delivered I? >our loC By virtue of a writ of execution In from the corner M'Wch would be form PART time girl to operate 1938FURNISHED apartment, 3 rooms LAWN MOWERS sharpened and rooter is conceding this. Manager the above stated acUon to me difcct. ed by the Intersection of th« south Bungalows, i rooms and hsth National Cash Register Posting ed, I shall expose for sale at public erly side of Main Street with the cen Houses located to Manalapm. N. J. and; bath; heat and hot wate repaired. Also other gadgets re- CAMERA Ted Soltys pleyed under protest vendue. at the Court House In"i4he ter line of High Street, if extended I; Machine, also general office work. on a decision at the plate and a Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- a southerly direction; running thenci Housemovers, Inc., 5S Hull Ave- supplied. Inquire Mrs. Hulse, rear paired. Hauser & Burke Jr., 118 mouth, New Jersey, on Monday, t Familiar with fuel oil business. >ck, South thirty-two (32) degrees nfty-tw. nue, Freehold, N. J. Call FReetold entrance, 268 First St., Keyport. Second St., Keyport 4x5 ruling will be required from the 22nd day of June, 195a. at 2 o clo< (52) minutes East, at right angles t< Call COlfax commissioner of the Monmoutb F. H. Prevailm* Time. the southerly aide of Main Street, on< off Highway J3. Daley & Petric*. Write B<"t E In care of this news- wjl 4-i713. WJ18 CROWN GRAPHIC ALL that certain lot. tract or car- hundred lijttyjive (105) feel to «^± wjtf County 8-12 League. eel of land and premises, hereinafter Iron pipe In the line of land now paper _w]M FURNISHED apartment: Attract™ particularly described. siluiite, lying formerly of New York and Loni ARTS driving school, located in Ken Szyarto was on the mound and being In the Township of MHU- MARLBORO TOWNSHIP; small with driver's license; a three room furnished apartment south River. WiU come to yon THREE HOLDERS wan. County of Monmouth and State Branch Railroad Company; thenr BOY for the Angels. Ed David, for the North fifty-seven (57) degrees eigl farm, house, 8 rooms and bath, for rent. Nice residential section, borne. Call CLIHord 4-7481. w24 of New Jersey. (8) minutes East, parallel with Hi also outbuildings. Nicely land- around wort Call LOwell 6-2389 FLASH ATTACHMENT. Lions, locked in a tight pitcher's • BEGINNING at a spike In the cen- southerly aide of Main Street an $95 per month includes heat all PARKER Boarding Home for aged battle with him to the fourth, Then ter of the public road leading from along land now or formerly of tli scaped yard, pleasant surround- utilities and garage. Adults only; Holmdel to Browns' Point, also known Sew York and Long Brunch Ballros ings. Call LOwell fr-0371 after 5 p.m. men and women; 24 hour super- S125.D0 David walked the first Angels' bat- as Una Road, at the end of the Company forty-three and ninety-nini COUNTER GIRL or waitress. Ex- references required. Inquire 12Svision; individual diets. Licensed ter, "Juddie" Garland, and Mickey seventh course of s tract of 17.25hundredths (43 09/100) feet to a sluke; or Sundays. wjti perienced preferred. Call LOw Broadway, Keyport, or call CApiUl acres, as described In a deed from thence North thirty-two (32) degrees by State of New Jeresey. Reason- CALL Downey hit aafely. David bore Virginia George to Frank and Rose fifty-two (52) minutes West,- again at MATAWAN: modem 1 bedn^m ei; 6-2389. wjlf 2-97B3. . wjU Nicora, dated November 14. 1S41 and right anglen to the southerly bide able rates. \% mile* south of down in fine style to tan the next recorded lu the Monmoutb County house, attractive neighborhood, THREE women wanted for evening Matawan light, Highway 34; oppo- WILLIAM L. MORRIS * Clerk's Office In Book 187! of Deeds Main Street, and still along land m BUNGALOW, 4 rooms and bath; two batten, GarlajuUhen scored or formerly of the- New York a tile bath, electric dishwasher and work. Earn $8 for 3 hours; musl site White Gate Inn. Call LOwell COLFAX 4-3030 by a disputed ploy at the plate. on Dates 470 Ac, of wblcb the with- Long Branch Railroad Company one adults only. CaJJ COlfax 4-1262. in described premises Is a part; thence hundred alxty-flvc e IMS) fcet to the stove. Attached garage, endued not be employed elsewhere. Ca After « P.M. Gibson 6-8JM Rich Klein got «'life on an error II) Norm 65 degrees OS minutes West, hue sixty- ive (1«») feet to th wjl8 (4611. ftf as tha magnetic needle pointed Oclo- said southerly side of Main Street, back yardy, , Venetian blinds, stonn necessary. Call Hlllcrest 1-8743. thereby and Ben Smith came bar, 1844, down or near Mohingson tthench e SSoutth ffifty-seven <87(87) )d degg L id d J15.S0Q; CLIFFWOOD, 3 large room bunga- USED TELEVISION SETS eight (8) minutes West along the eali windows and screens. Situation Wanted AND APPLIANCES through with a two-bagger to run Brook 13 86/100 feet: thenca (2) North jtf low. Call LOwell 64)978. ' J25 17 degrees 28 minutes West 495 feet southerly slde**uf Main street forty call LOwell 6O270. CLAIMS clerk—typing, correspond- WILL wash and Iron all types ot Large selection to choose trbm. the Angel* total to three. Manager to a stake; thence IS) North 27 de-three and ninety-nine hundredths (4 ROOM: gentlemen preferred. In- Soltys protested Utterly that there grees n minutes East 149 19/100 feet 99/100) feet to tha point or placsi •: EW LISTING: Matawan. ranch, ence, general office routine. curtains; also stretch curtains in VILLAGE TV, 20 E. Front Street, to a stake; thence (41 North it de- i rooms and bath, fireplace, Liberal employee benefits. Pleas- quire E. Kearns, Matawan Ave., m> own home. Prompt service. Keyport w|tf would have been no runs had the graas 13 minutes West still down or TOGETHER with all right, title, ana CUffwood; 2 blocks off Rt 35 from umpires adhered to their decision. near said brook 209 B4/100 feet to a interest of the party of tie first wart, garage, nice lot, $17,000. Sterling ant working conditions. Canter- Call PArkway 14595. w|U USED refrigerators, $49.(9 and np. stake: thence IS) North IS decrees of. In, and to the land lying within McCann, Real Estate, 253 Broad bury Knitters Ltd., Locust Street, bus stop or call LOwell 6-0230. lit* On Error 10 minutes East along the southeaat- the lines of preaent Main Street. In DAY TIME Care for children In Good conditiont . Pete'* Inc.. COl- erly outline o! lands of Warnock 413 front of and adjoining the above prem- t., Keyport. COlfajt 4-im w]I8 Keyport. ' w)18 private home, fenced In equip- b H00 Buster Hamilton got a life on an tl/ioo feet to a stake; thenca IS) ises to the center Una of said atreet. fax 4-2700 or KEansburg H100. error In toe last innings and scored South I degree 09 mlnutei East 213 Being commonly known and deril HAZLET split feWJj.kltcte.wiUi SALESLADY wanted in women's FOUR rooms and new tile bath; ped play yard; constant supervis- wjtr 07/100 feet; thence (7) South 69 de-nated as Hi. Slilato St., Matawan. 7 heat and hot water supplied. ion, hot lunches and snacks. Moo- on Chippy Williams' double. This freee IS minutes East 174 79/100 New Jersey. dining area, living room, J bed- and children's wear . Full or part AluminumWindows also was a disputed play, Angels feet to a spike In the center erf the The approximate/ amount of the rooms, large rumpaa room, flnUb- time. Some experience preferred. Adults only; call LOwell £4155 day thru Friday. LOweU 0-M90. abovementloned road; thence1 (8) luda-ment to be satiafled by aald ss?e after 5:30 P.M. or all day Saturday. wjtf Manager Ben Gulstl claiming South 20 degrees 44 minutes West ed utility room, l<£ baths, garage, Apply Westrelch's, 45 W. Front Venetian Blinds David had left the game in thealong the same 725 20/100 feet to the storm windows, and screens; large St.. Keyport. w)18 J18' Free, Estimates place of BEGINNING ATTENTION working mothers; sixth with the other David com"}g patio, excellent condition, near FURNISHED room suitable for one wiU care for. child in my home. No Money Down CONTAINING 0.2M acrei. Parkway, J18.8S0; Carltoo H. Pol- RECEPTIONIST typist — pleasanl Karl A. Frantz, COlfai 4-3405. In to pitch and Williams going to SUBJECT to outstanding grants In S surrounding!. Experience pre- or two. persons; near business WiU accept whit you can afford. left field without the scorekeeperso much of said road lying within said ing, Realtor, 11 Osborn St., Key- center. Call LOwell 6-1397. J25' CaU LOwell 6-M20.. w]18 premlaes. (29 port. COlt4»181tt ferred but. not necessary. Write having properly noted /t. Property situated on Uie Westerly NOTICB Box A In am ot this newspaper. ATTENTION mothers who work or ACCORDION LESSONS CUffwood Angela (I) • ' Holmdel Public Road la [town's' Point (also known as Un«BkiTtradini NVESTMEOT property In Mat- w)lB WANTED TO BUY intend to work. Will cara for We furnish accordion: free. LES- ab r • to thL — .-_ children with love and attention in oRoadn th) tan ds o'adj'oiru'nTHohlnlsoiTBrootherly side, Townsip okf awan consisting ol older bom* CANOE, preferably aluminum. SONS AT YOUR HOME. $2-Hl Klein, cf 3 1 ownship of Ual AREA Bales Managers needed my own home; reasonable. Call Matawanon tha southerl, afonmouty sidea . CountyTownshi, pn onf ary retail oonsumr—VH ._ ... and bungalow built In IBM. Older MusM t be reasonable. Call LOwell y JOHNNIE WALKERK. . INSTRUC- Smith, u 3 0 JtFtty. premises situated at U Lower slab Ladle* with tales experience Tht aawroxlmata amount of the it., Matawan Township, N. 1. home has 8 rooms plus 1 % baths, 8-4659. J18 LOweU 6-1635. w]« TOR. COLFAA X 44914. wjtjl Szyarto, p 3 0 bedrooms); bungalow - 4ft preferred, but not essential For JdgmJudgmentt u be satisfied bj aald sale 6blectlona, 11 any. should be made further Information call Mrs, Doro- 16 year old boy desires odd Jobs; Mendolla, c ] 0 It the sum off I1S.OU.00 togethetthr r with immedatelj In wflllns tot Boaa at. rooms, 8 year leasa available on Real Ettate For Sale car slmonlzing, gardening; and 3 0 tht coats of thli saltsalt, Wantal, Qark, o« tha Township thy Neuendorff, SHadytld* 1-1327. NEW AND USED TIRES Vena, 3b IRA B WOL Uatawan. 1*71. bungalow. Carlton H. Poling KEANSBURO, lots (or sale; 11 Iota lawn care. "LOwell £0049, JI8 also Garland, If Dated IRMaA y BIt. ,WOLCOTT IBM . Sheritt Leo Welnstatn, Any. Realtor, 31 Osborn St, Keyport. sits 23x132 near schools, bus, FACTORY RECAPS Downey, lb tud May '• —" WALTCR i. jANxowan, IM.et Tr/aa Walt's Tavern 4-1918 wjis LADIES railroad] all utilities. Priced low Bufineia Opportunities Alwsys At Large Discount* Pizzi, 2b 0 0 Vfoollej St., for quick sale. Write Box 132, Mats- QUALITY TIRES a Kearna, rf 0 0 MaUwan, N. J. ES1RABLE corner home, DO IT YOURSELF wan or call LOwell 6-4490 after « OWNER ILL Ill U.M rooms (3 bedrooms) hot water . DO IT NOW . 3141 Hwy. 35, Hade* •J.Vjttanu, rf 0 t Take notice that Mldto Tarsrn of p.m. w]23 Store In Mlddletown Township; Phone: COLFAX 4-1736 Matawan, Inc., a corporation oof Naw NOTICX oil heat, near bus line and schools. TAKE Avon order* near your boms Groceries — meats; annual grot* Jersey, Intends to apply to the ayor Take notice that Alphoneo Rapolla Selling price 111,800; FHA down snd clear those bills. CaU SHady- II i 1 and Cooncil of the Borougti of ata- AUTOS FOR SALE $130,000. Beautiful-5 room apart- wan, 1X717. (or a plenary rata con- payment approximately $400 or »W>1-4M3. wJW ment upstairs. Walk in deep 120 BASS, Accordion, a switch, larttaa Bay Use* (I) sumption license for the prun present 4% loan may be assumed. USD BUICK, dynaflow, roadmaster, it EXPERIENCBp OPERATORS freeze; must sell.' £7,000, worm electrified.: ReasonabU p r i C ei abr h Triton fi. Poling Realtor, Jl Completely powered, radio and « 8 • p.m. to t pjn. Monday thru $50,000. 1/3 down, owner take lesson* at your house or at my Soltyi, lb Tht nam« and raddancu )sborn St., Ksyport. COlfax 4-UI&, heater, new white will, tires, ex- studio. Accordion Mickey. 49 Junta Rosato, 3b 0 I ottc*n and dirtotort and *U •tocls> Thunday. mortgage at 4%. F. A. Gehlhaus • w)U celtent condition; price |1S9J. Call Real Estate, KEannburg 6-5055. Ave., Old Bridge. Phone CUfford 0 0 holdtri holding on*1 or mor» 1:19 a.m. to lfcU p.m. Saturdays. Tyaka, aa tMntum of tha capital •took ol .— LOwell 8-47U after « p.m. wjtf E. Sams. lb 0 0 aald applicant oorporatton irn ai fol- RATAWAN. 4 bedrooms, large Uv> BAY3HORJJ TOGS w]18 7-4J50. Wff 0 1 low*: Ing room, dining room, modem Locult Street, Keyport PETS ALL MUSICAL instruments for David, p Paul Pouunc, No. Ill Main Street, ACREAGE FOR SALE Williams, If 0 Matawann, New Jersey, Prttldant. LM tchen, central hall, 1^ baths, full COlfax «8« BEAGLE ARC, 7 months old. Call rent or sale at low prices at The F. Hamilton, lb 0 ector and Stockholder. ta Rapolla'a Market cellar and attic. Hot water oil w]U COlfax 44099 between 7 . 9 p.m. Music Spot, 42 Broad 8t,. Key- Rote Pouzenc, No. iilll l HtHtm StreeSeett i Main Street DESIRABLE 16 acres located In B. Hamilton, c 1 Malawanl , NNe w JJersey. SSecretary , DiDi- IlaUwan, New Jersey teat", ] car detached garage. Solid Will sell reasonable. w)18 borough of Matawan. $2500 per port Phone COlfax 4-5998, prt- R. David, if, p 0 rector, Treasurer and Stockholder jia brick construction, slate root, MAN rate lessons $2.80. , w]tt Paul Pouienc Jr., IIS Msfn Street, Real Estate Wanted acre; Carlton H., Poling Realtor, Maloney, rf 0 Mitiwm, New Jtrsey, Vice Presi- NOTICE 'riced 121,000. Inquire Floyd Van* To take over productive territory 31 Osborn St., Keyport CQltyc TRAILER FOR SALE dent. Director aod Stockholder. Takk>e notice that Sarah Blcks trad Irakte, 2 Sunset Ave,, or call LOw- serving cuttomorv bouxobold ocedti HOUSE w 1 th outbuildings and 4-W18. wJ18 Beautiful 1958 Ventoura TraUer; 1 Objections, If any, should be mtdt tag aa Moonlight Bar * Orilt hat several acres, of land. Private JO 1 2 Immediately In writing to Arthur applied to tha Township Committee ol W087. J18« Earnings of f 100 phi* to right man. Acres of clear laad; will divide bedrooms,'picture windows through- ' Rarittn Bay Lions 000 001—1 C. HtU, Clerk of the Borough of tha Township of Matawaa tor a Dlen Must be willing to. learn. No ex- buyer. P. O, 331, Paramus, N. J. in tne County ot Monmiutk try retail oonsumpUon licensa epi *ATAWAN; 8 room house and to suit buyer. Call XOwall 8-9851. out the trailer. 48' long, 10' wide. 000 3UX-J afalaiwahv , in perience necessary.'For appoint- Cliffwood Angela premises located Oordoo St.. CUff bath, garage and nice lot. Price pp Can be Been anytime; call COlfax and SUle oMIDTOWf New N "TAVERN wood, In The TownaWp of MaUwan ment f interviewiti , ll FulleFller 4-S55Z,, Hailet, N. sV wjU Of MATAWAN. INC. Obiectlona, If any, should ba made 5,000; call LOweU 6-1129. Jtf me , FOUND By Paul Pouzeno Immediately In writing to Rosa K Brush Co., COlfaOlf x 4-7587 7 or Clif- BLACK and wHte Coule. LOST, TWO new cotton print sleeveless Quell Blaze President WenzeL Township Clerk, of Tbe Town- J1S 111.22 ship of Uatawan. rtUST SELL — 2 bedroom home, ford 7-3851. 'i - J2 LOwell 8-0M1. MALE dog, brown and white, long dresses. Never have been worn; Members oi the Cliffwood Fire reasonabfe. LOwell fr«8J9. wjtf HANDYMEN; J full time, hair, 1 year old. In vicinity or also two with bolero Jackets, Ilk* ' NOTICE SARAH HICKS, ; y new: Size 24'/^ Will sell aU four Company Sunday quelled a stub- ' - Delawara Avc.« l i p B Real Estate Listing Card* for Fleetwood Park,' liailet; 'answers Take noUoe that Charlei Mesitna LIFFWOOD Beach bungalowi' 4 in person, Brookdale Brandy. Call COlfax 4-2294. dresses,for (10. Cost much more. born brush blue which burned UdlUMUrdCorn ClUtwood, N.vJ. IS, Keyport sale"-at thia'oKlce. 119 S9.91' rooms and bath; wlnteriied, full Call KEnnsburg ,»-T906 from 10. out a larae section along Old . consumption Ucenee tor • ^ wWjlSl ; Amboy Rd. and a*eatentlQ,.slat» >wn as Charlie1! Matawan aJlar. Terms, SUM. SttrJIng A.M. to 1 P.M. or any time after i at 89 freneau Ave, et Take, TrFajtf ToHrlne.%, cCann Real Estate, 291 BrostTSt.. highway department garages. * Mayor and council 5:30 1*.M. " -•- —- _. J RRd.. Malawan. N. J. naa appl hyport. COI/ax 4-1370^. ' ^|M Objeetlont, IIff any, should be made _ ef Matawan ta—a CHKAPf-automattic. motor stoker- j Immediatelmediately IInn --•••writin—g •to- : Arthu*-•••r- plenary ratal :onsumpUon Ucense for LEGAL NOTICE C. Hall, Clerk, of the Borough of premises known as Tourlne'a Tavern HELP, WANTED : txeellent condition.---A1V new- ualawtn. and Restaurant situated at 40 Main worms; can be seen In operation.' NOTlcE 1 T I)Am St Matawan, N. J, EANING girl; full time, day*. US INI SS Inquire, Frank Ltomayer, 1481 5 ?P«-S?§g cSi55f (Elections, u any, should be made as Freneau Ave., Immediately In writing 'to: Arthur 'Apply In person,.• Brookdiile Broody'ayKy,-Keyportt , • wjtf ' Or" NEW JUR9EV Matawan. N. J. C Hall.' Clerk, ol tha Borough ot uning- Homo, Hwy. 35, Keyport MaUvran. N 1. jll SS.S1 L • •;. w)i8 WRINGER type washing machine. . Top Soil Bulldoilng Can buy reasonable. Call COlfu , NOTICE TovRun:, JB., Antiques Bosco, also known as Joseph Tat* notice that Joanna W. Hart- URSE'S Aides for all shifts. OPPOKTUNITY SHOP 4-5372. If no attrtrfr KEaniburg • Boieo. hla heirs, devisees and man and Robert B. Hartman trad- A>p ply in person, Brookdal* ECKEL,BROTHERS 6-2209. A'i '- wJ18 ' personal representatives and hia, Ing at Tha Cork 'N Botfle have ap- jia sj.91 ,'» ANTIQUES U S their or any of their successors plied to the Mayor and Council of urslng Hpme, Hwyi 35, Keyport CINDERS TRUCKING & EXCAVATING; Butt LIVING ROOM suite, 3 pieces; NOTICE We buy and sell Antique Furniture, in right, title and Interest, and the Borough of Matawan tor a plen- w[18 Bric-a-brac, China, Gloss, Dolls, TRAP ROCK, D.riveway O r a v • L doting and shovel, loader .service. excellent condition.' LOwell CiambatUata lerardl, hU htlra, ary retail distribution license D-J for Take aotict that Herbert Lawton h*» Cellars, septic tanks, (III dirt, top dtvtseea and personal represent; premises situated US Main Street, applied to tht Mayoi^and Council ol 'OMAN for general housewurk; JtntOty, O. S. and Foreign stamps. filuestone Mason Sand A Gravel, 8-3810. - wJ18« •lives and his, their or any offaatawan, N. J. . thf Borough ol Matawan for a plen- Topsoll A Fill Dirt, Trench Dig- son, toad gravel,' washed gravel ihelr successors In right, title Objection, If sny, should b« "made ary retail consumption llcanw (oi mornings only. CaU after 6 P.M. The Matthews, 11? Broadway, Key- ORGAN, Wurlitzeri. two manual IfHJllVUVU a> 1 ging & Bulldozing. and mason sand. We specialize In .nd interest, defendants! You artimmediately in, writing to Arthur C. -^tmlaai knowni at The T~Towo n Tavern Owell t-4698. j IS port, COlfax 4-1446. w " spinet with percussion.; Call hereby summoaed and required to HaU. Clerk of Iho Borough of Mata- " ited at 174 - Matawan land clearing! LOwell 6-1845, Old p i Main it. n . *t A jut,*' . . . ..- .- ___t«^ serve upon Harold Stern. Esq.. plain- wan. Tennent Road, Box M. Morgan. LOwell M122: wjll tiffs .itornty, whose address la »' Joanne W. and .JjeeUont, If any, ahould be made DIETRIdH BROS, INC We.t Main Street. Freehold. Now Robert Z. Hartmaa lmmedleUly In wrltlne* to: Arthur LEGAL NOTICE Electrical NEW BRUNS, AVE. vUle. . -•-.. : RUGS,' wed. Bxffl, BxW.:9xi2, Jersey, sn answer to the Complaint 151 Broad Street, Ball, Qerk, of the Borough of MATAWAN, N. J. : 8x10,' 9x16; brajSid oval beds, filed In a Civil Action. In which Maria aaUwan NOTICE Maintendrice ,.,«.« "^ "••*-•- LO 6-3993 LO 8-2192 twin, three quarter, full; chests. Slrdella Is plalntlfl and Mrs. Oulseppe TAKE NOTICE that Vateram 1 JUSTIN ROSATO Bosco. also known as Mrs. Joseph RT LAWTON. moria] Horn*, Inc. a corporation of Electrical Contractor wjM HOME REPAIRS, addlUons, car Open 7 days. Shore Furniture, Rt. Bobco et alt are defendanta. pending NOTICE ad St, ha BtaU of New Jersey application pentry, cabinet making, painting, 35, Laurence Harbor. wjlg In the Superior Court of New Jersey, Take notice that R S- Matthews, is been made to the Township Com- Residential - Commercial within 35 days attar June l»th. 19SB, tradlnr as Kay hat made tltte* of the Township of Matawan Industrial -Electric Heating paper hanging, masonry,' glazing. AIR CONDITIONER, 3/4 HP. Cold exclusive of such data. If you fall ipplioatlon to Ui p Commit- SUPERIOR COURT ir rtnewsl of Club Uceme No CB-1. TOP SOIL GENERAL SERVICES CO. ao to do. tha relief demanded in tha .ee of Matawan p to ranew- Or J NEW JERSEY CUffwood, N. J. Spot Ona.year old, excellent Complaint «ui b< Irian against you a) of a l ir Brernlna located on CUlfwind a) of a c-lenar> retail eonaumpuon venue (corner Hawthorne Street), LOweU (MST6 • LTJweU B-4889 Top soil, Oil dirt and road gravel. VLOweli WIOT condition. Call LOwell 6-1925 alter 6)- default. You shalTfUa ydur answer licensli e ffor premises situatetdd ont hthe -atutocRY.oiyisiojMONMOUTH COUNTYj oU M-*, Cliffwood Matawin To - • wJ25 and proof of service In duplicate with north aid' ol Keyport-Arnboy R* DOCKET NO. F 2410-M •,.;;:;• ,/ WJ7/M Dozer and backhoe service. Lateral 4RM. , W)1B* the Clerk of the Supgrlor Court. State CHffwood, Mataweo Township. N STATE* Or NEW JERSEY House Annex, Trenton, New Jersey. OblecUona. U any. ihould be m .pte>' names and residence! of the' installaUon*,^«icavaUng. CARPENTRY, painting, papering DELUXE two speed I ton G. E. In accordance wlUl the rules ot civil TO » corporation ire: and cabinet making. All types immediately In wrluns to Rose •>. BEATRICE KNIQUT. her heirs, Hobby, 7B W. Pro.ptct Contractors Air Conditioner; I9S8-model,used practk-e and procedure. Nenial, CClerkl , of the Township et devisees, and personal representatives home repairs; carpets Installed Thli action has been Instituted for MttawanMttawan. •wood, N. J., Presld.rt. approximately 10 hours. Excellent the purpoae of quieting the title of and her, their, or any of their suc- lilrrv K. Lltfcl, 3 Chlngaron Ave- CARPENTER and building contrac- STROTHER DECKEL and repaired. Call COlfax 44538. cessors In right, title, and Interest, M. Keyport, N. J., Br. Vice Pr«»l- condition; priced $179. > Call COlfax the >ald Maria SardeUa to certain MATTHEWS, and JOHN DOE, husband ot Beatrice tor, J. Q. Metsger, Florence Ave., 138 LOWER MAIN ST. -.>--•/•.-•- ' . "WJ25 lands and premises situate tn the nv S) D, |B#eB«B •» *»wfl*v int. 4-5469 after. 6 VM. / , wjl* Towmhlp of Matawan, County ot Keyport-Amboism y Rd... Knight, aald name John Doe being Georfe B. Brenori, la 3hor« Con- Keyport.' New homes, garages, all I MATAWAN • fictitious, hli heirs, devisees, and jurae ClIKwood Be.cb, N J .Jr. ROOMS papered or painted as low Monmouth and State of New Jersey, US, MM Keyport, N J. personal representatives and hla, alterations and repairs. Call COl- described as'follows; their, or any of their successors In Ice. President. .-:•.„.. LowEtte-ww v -as 110. Labor, only. Phone TIRST COUNT NOTICB right, title, snd Interest; Charles C. Candilore. 24 Malawan fax +4159. • wJ6 , O1BSON *S8M -•'-• KEanaburg 8-4602. . w)18 SHOPPERS All that certain lot In the Township ond, Cliffwood, N. J., Treisurer of Matawan belnl lot number 37 In Taka nsilca that Antonio Conato SAMUEL KNIGHT, his heirs, James Moffat, ins Woodmire ••••• V ^ii Haye Your • Cellars - Yards DELIGHT Block D, on which tha buildings aland has applied to tha Mayor and Council devisees, and penonal representatives |rtve, CUH-wood BeaJh, N"JT st™ PAINTIN6, Paperhanglng and as shown on the map entitled "Map ot tha Borouih ol Matawan for s and hii, their, or any of their auc- Taping. Norman; Soltyslk, Cen- Attics - Garages plenary retail consumption license lor cessora in rlghtL title, and Interest, YES MR. A MRS. SHOPPER of Cliffwood Heights situated at Cliff premises known as Tbe Magnolia Inn and MRS. BAM^EL KNIGHT, wife The'names and reildencts ol theter Ave., Matawan. LOwell 6-6448; • : Cleaned Now wood. N. J.", filed In the office of the illuated st aast sids of MaUwan-rra*. ot Samuel Knight her heirs, devlseei, xf_ the corporation are TOPSOIt rt WE SPECIALIZE IN YOU WILL BE DELIGHTED Clerk of Monmouth County on July and personal representatives and her, Free ElUmates given. , wJM WHEN VOU SEE Tlte 12, 1811 In Case No, n-1, and being jnf'lfVny, shoiiid ba mad. their, or any of their successors In Big Loads ...... 814.00 ROTOTILLING more particularly described aa fol-Immediately In writing to: Arthur rls-hl. title, snd Interest: EARTH MOVINQ EQUIPMENT Custom Plowing,'Discing QUALTrV AND COMPARE lows: C Hall, Clark, of the Borough LEROY KNIGHT. his heirs, Top SoU, best ...... ,,.li. iS,» -;. •. ;V '; .'PRICES. BgBeginning g at a itakslaka In the north- Matawan, N. I. Motor pan*, equipped for com- And Odd Jobs ; westerly edge of the Counttountyy Rnoad devisees, and personal representatives Road Gravel, big load* ....15.00 distant 24S.U' on a count of 8 oT (Signed; and his, ^helr, or any of their suc- plete development work. Calling Uwns Seeded Peat Moss rV go80" -We-Weitt ffro m tthh e northwesterlthtly cessors..in right, title, and- Interaat, ui will i ave you money, C, W.GoodFIU Dirt ,.:...... --7.(KI corner off Gordon StTMt aifd aald atswsn. and MnS.LERbY KNIGHT, wife oi yp i County Hoad ana runnlnf thence (1) jit I9.2S ' Leroy Knight, her heirs devisees, and- THOMPSON & SON, 123 Fourth St, Sand, Gravel, Blue Stone; "drive- UBERAL CREDIT PLAN 1 personal representatives and her, Lakewood, tAkewood 6-0S27. wj 8 S7* I M" Wut alonr the north- NOTICE their, or any of their successors In ways gravelled, bulldoilng, grad- CALL: CHEVALIER weilerly edfa of tha nld County Road Take notice that the Morganvllle right, title, and interest. SglYtirj ing, lots cleared. Excavate tor For Free Estimater -•• • a dlitancto of US' to a point, thenc* Independent Club hhas applied to th the e -You are hereby summoned find re* ChStlei Hobby, Presldenl WE manufacture Aluminum , {2) North 45* 9' .0" Weil a distance II S13.S0 Septlcs, Oil-Tanks, etc. • --. -.•. , at' • •' -. - -•• of 200' to tha loulheaaterly edxe o! Towmhlp CommitteCommittee ol MarlMarlborb o Quired, to serve upon Heuser, Heuser Screen* for porch enclosures, :.'••••;;:•>WE' '.- •-•'•. Delaware Avenue; thence (3) North Township for a cluclub licensin e fofrr the& Do MalQ, plaintiff's .attorneys, BACKHOE SERVICE ' LOweU 6-5540 *. ' • LOwell 84188 club premisesprei , northerlt y aide. Texas whose address Is 150 Main Street, _ NOTICE garage doors, sliding doors, for 57' V SO" Eaat along the Southeait* LIUU prcniucB. uorinvru' aiuv. ,w.« Laterals, Footings, Ditching, Pond, LOwell 80575 -••-••.- INSTALL & SERVICE erly ed|« of. Dclawaro Avenue a Rosd, East of Intersection with d Uatawan,-New Jersey, an answer-to Take noUce that CUffwood inn retail trade.' Free estimates. Home diflance of 3JB' U> j point; thence (4 tRosdo Morfanvllle, East of. InlersocUoMo n with road the Complaint filed In a civil action irporaUon ol the stale of N Swimming Pools, etc '. .'•'...• w]18 REPCO PRE PAK- . SoutiiL«» fi' 10" East a distance of Officer_ s of lite clul b are us follows: In which Simon V. Moll Is plaintiff irsey; tradlm as Cllf/wood Inn iiaa owners specials. United S. Silver PidPresidentt . MMr. Charles .Thornton, and Beatrice Knight, et ala, are de- Free Estimates DE LUXE SPACKLING -. zoo' to the point or Place of beginning. 1 ipUcd t(t the. Towmhln CoinmitiH Door Co., 20? Shore Blvd., Keans- TUBELESS BOILERS 4 Excepting from the above dticrlbcc Boit 309-A Matnwan, N. J. fendants, pending In the Superior The Township of Matawsi! inl • ECKEL'S TRUCKING .-. Dry WaU.Constractors • • prvmlser BO much of lot Number 3' Vice President. Mr. William Blake, Court of New Jersey within 39 days l*urg Call KEanjburg WW26 any- Route 1-139A, Old Bridge, N, J. alter July oth, 1950, exclusive ol m LOwell 6-5707 Woolleytown Rd. Sheetrpck - taping: and flnlinlng. -: ai wiiiold by IMlchele SardeUa and rth time. /.:•••' • wjiB* p pgd nl BASEBOARD RADIATION "' • Clara-8nnhllap-hlr-wlfB-to-^uisepp« Secretary, Mr. Edward IIIcKS, ZtKth, such date, It you fall to do so, judg- !r-p7.xr,,beo H.''r" Morganville, N. J. Fe tit LOll 66190 Rome 1, Texas nd., Motawan N. J. ment by default may be rendered an atna Soy Free estimates. LOwell 6-6190. '•: Cftppueci and Anna Benetti, which against you for the relief demanded Avenue rii U more particularly described ai Secretary, Mr. Lcroy Finn, Box 127, ocjrj. Mataw hlp N j ?; , ALUMINUM SIDING 1" HOT AND COLD WATER lolowt: ' *y" Spring Volley ltd., Morganvllle, N. J. In the Complaint. You shall file vour BusTneis Mnnakor, Henry Liang, Answer In duplicate with the Clerk Robllng'and siding, alterations. 24 BILCAR NEON SIGNS WINTER AND SUMMER Beginning at a point In the north* Box 30'JA, Matiwan. N. J, Of the Supbrlor Court, State House Upholstery Sales, service and sign mainten- westerly edge 'of the County' Road Chairman of Beverage Commliilon, Annex, Trenton, New Jersey, in ac- Hour Service! United S. Silver .distant 430.52' measured on a course. Mr. Val Harris, Box 311, Matawan, cordance with tho rulea of Civil tooor Co. 203 Shore Blvd., Kcans- ance. COlfax 4-1769. w)9 60 "MONTHS TO PAY of South ST V 60'^ Weil along fait Practice arfd Procedure. LARRY'S UPHOLSTERY SHOP County Road.^lrpm Gordon Street: Sergeant at Arms. Mr, Fred Jack- burg. CaUKEansburgfrOMB. wjlB . ^i_^^.— •••. &*—»*_ mn* ^^m .mf Ly**>i £' The'action haa been Instituted tor AUTO seat covers, furniture up. Exterminators thence 11) North 32- S2' 10" spn 974-A, Matawan. N. J. righ' t angle• s t•o saisaid road; 07.71': the purpose of foreclosing n - Tox bolstered: Tailor and custom FREE ESTIMATES thence (!) South Chairman of Food and Sick Com- Sale Certificate dated December 28, CaramtcTiie TERMITE CONTROL 57- T 50" Weil mittee, Mr. James Perce,' care of 1040 made by Charles J.Kelly, Col- work. 33 Little Street. Matawan. rurintna; parallel ivith.aald- rood 40': MorianvUe Post Office. Ihtnce IJ). North Sr 5J' 10" Weil lector of Taxes of the Township ot Phono LOweU 8-3016. w)25 General Exlennlnatjng Objections, it should b< mnrto Malawan, County ot Monmouth. and PAUL A. EGAN, JR.- All ]pbs guaranteed. Private cars GIVE US A CALL AT : PT.71*: 4henc» (41 south 87". 1* SO" vu/cviiuuvtely, it any, siiuutu loyind IIIUU WyK« Stole of Now Jersey lo Simon P. West, 73.5' .to> the most northerly ol Marl- CERAMIC TlUt SERVICE LOWELL 6-4361 corner of Lot No. H; thence (I) ckoffimmediatel, Clerklerky , ino writinf Townshig to:p Floyd Wy< Hall and,covers real eiUte located Floors Eric Wiener, CHarter 7-7811. 359 ,: South 49- S1 10" East along lot No.boro, • . on Atlantic Avenue in tho Township f& 15$ Broad St, Matawan Remsen Ave., New Brunswick, '.- 16. IO»':- thence (I) North 57" 7' 80" (Signed) of MaUwan.' County of Monmouth '8S " tiast. 4».»rr-t»ienc»-iJ)-8outh-4J'-r MOHGANVILLE INDEPENDENT •nd Slate, of New Jersey known ai , ft LOWELLMOM FLOORS laid, scraped, finished N. 3. Wj6 THE BARGAIN HOUSE 10" Eaal 100' to the said road; thenca ,FRHE ESTIMATES and waxed; old Doors a specialty. TENNENT -RD.. '- (I) North 57* 7' 50'.' East a(on« ilia ' Charles Thornton, Proifdent, on the Tax Assessment Map"antf'TSx 1 Typing same 30' to the placo of beginning. 118 111.118 Duplicate ot the Township of Mat- Jr., ^-^——i : wS All typea-of tile Door* laid, exclud- MORGANV1LUB • SECOND COUNT awan.' i •• .-',:..' r .-• -i-;.,- '< ?,\\ ing ceramic Call William Peter, 'BUSINESS- MEN j--whe»-yo Being Lots 17C. 37Q/ J7B, 38E, 39E. haver some- right, UUe, hen or other LANDSCAPING, seeding new lawns INTER-CCOUNTY - ,«B and>41E ft Blxk !J>" on the OT NEW JERSEY . Interest affecting the real esuu being md compist* maintenance; roto- Telsvition County Itoad and 'Lota lie.- lap, OE, C1IANCEBV-DIVISION . foreclosed, by virtue of ownerships NOTICE SECRETARIAL SERVICE IE, 3tS. 3C jum 4E In Block D facing MONMOUTU" COUNTY' Inheritance, descent, Intestacy, devise, iL.top son and shruha. t. Ln- LOwell .6-5796 co; . on Deiaw«r« Avenuo aa ahdwn on Docket No. F -1S3-M dower, curteiy. mortgsfe, Seed or Undscaplng, Stone Road, Key TV SERVICE - EVERYTHING In the bunding Una, , "Mnp of CUHwood Ralfhts/ slIuaMd The Matawan Bank,' a corporation conveyance, entry of Judgment or at Clirruood, N. J.", filed In Uie ot the State of New Jersey. PUInu(t other lawful or legal right, the nature ' Call COlfas 4-1411 w]6/ll LOWELL 6-1600 for that aew borne. Open 4 night*' vs: Maurice Duchln, Inc. a corpora- ot which and the reason that you OHIce of 4h» Clerk of Monmout r h TEN EYCX RONSON INC. Slip Covert a week until 6 P.M., Friday and County on July II, mi: - - tion of New York. «t ale,, Defendants and each-of you are Joined aa de> -nil -ou ar« mado defendants because . By virtue of a writ of execution in fendanui Is set forth with particularity MATAWAN Saturday until 8 PJkL, Sundsy, 1 ••loin) vendue. at the Court House In theIn the attorneys for the plaintiff al GIFTS Custom mads slip coven and dra Drive-In Restaurant. 0.1 H»J 9. ot,at, odrrr -aoJiiaoJiia Interest utenltt,utenlttutenltt, or to Bonfugh of Freehold. County of Mon- Iho above mentioned address. tandscaplng. garden center, shade DON'S TV SERVICE Call Gibson MBM. . W ebtl — Jth, New Jersey, on Monday, tha I. CHANT SCOTT , peries. Free esttmate* given, RUMMAGE SALE: Brmratown hold a lien- or eneumbrancertlnrreon, day of June. 1050, at I o'clock, For fast efficient radio and tele- choose fabrics hi yoor own bome- School, Rt 18. Friday, June Wit :. Prevailing time. nt Drive, Hadet. Can Cplfa* vision senrlc* can LOwtn (4(44. Call Dorothy Smith. LOwen 6-I2M. atL 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, June) M;« -.••T"^.*' ~- — , .ju Thursday, June 18, 1959 THE MATAWAN JOURNAt Pag* Thirteen — Flisl Section

•Jamaica," which has a score by Six Charged With and Pvt. Charles R. Montgomery, Blue Shield Recipient Of Honorary Degree From Momnouth College Music Circus To E. Y, Harburg, Fred Eiady and stationed In Holmdel Township. Harold Arlen, Miss Lincoln will Throwing Beer Can Ball for each waa set at $»0. Feature Jamaica sing such lively hits as "Sa- Thomas Kenuey, Woodbrldge Hetrlngs are scheduled for tonight. Report Made vannah," "Ain't It The Truth," Township, Sunday night was hit on Blue Shield benefit payments of Recording and night club Mar Push The Button," "Napoleon," the head by a beer can thrown more than $52,000,1)08 and aa. In- Abbey Lincoln, hai signed With and "Take It Slow, Jot." from a car in Keanst^urg and, as Mooting HeW crease In enrollment to 5,027,617 St. John Terrell to star in his production of "Jamaica," the re- The eighth Neptune season a result, charged six men with as- The Mld-Midlson Branch of tha persons In. 1958 are reported by promises to be a banner one. The United Medical Service, Inc., to cent Broadway musical hit which sault and battery, police sold. Mr. South Amboy Hospital held a meet- Kingston Trio -ii set for a one- Kenncy was treated at the office Its annual report issued today. plays for one week at the Neptune, ing recently at the Browntown Music Circus, Neptune, Aug. M night stand, on Monday, July 6, of Dr. Ralph E. Bcrman tor a Forty-five per cent of the popu- School. After a abort business lation in the organization's 17- through It. The Route M Big Top prior to tbe July II wlndup of head cut. ceunty area had Blue Shield pro- begins its eighth season June M, "Du Barry Was A Lady;" "Bells The six men he accused weie meeting, members made stuffed tection at the end of the year. with -pu Barry Was A Lady" Are Ringing" starring Bulls Worth arrested In Union Beach,' They are toy horses for a baisir which they will play for two weeks July 11 A. total of t52,18J,M2,85 was starring Bert Uhr In his original Clifford Brown, Park Ave., and plaa to hold for tbe hospital at the Braidwsy role. The Cole Porter to M. "The Zlegfeld Follies" star- Edward Walsh, Central Ave.. Un- paid (or surgical and medical ser- revival pUys through July U. ring Bert Wheeler ventures In for school Oct. It. A white elephant vices received by subscribers dur- ion Beach; William Insley, Chin- sale was hell The nent meeting a two week run July 27-August I garora Ave., Keyport: Robert Nik- ing 1998. More than P.OM.OOO, or Miss Lincoln, a fast riling young preceding Abbey Lincoln in "Ja- will be held Jury *. There now M per cent of the payments, was star, wai a smash hit la her ol, Seabreeie Way and James ifca." Jaa Chancy will star as Chestnut, Seeley Ave., Keantburg, art 40 members. for out-of-area care. • recent night club engagements si Caliy Mae in "U'l Abner," from Payments for benefit/ amount- Hawaii) Trade Winds and Brown Aug. 17 to M and Duke Ellington ed to more than 87-cents out of Derby, Hollywood's Moulin Rouge and Ciro'i and the Black Orchid and Us Jazt Concert Group will every dollar received. These pay- round out tha season with an ei- ments, phis operating expenses, In Chicago. While In Hollywood, Miss Lincoln was signed by clustv* Mnsle CUxus booking exceeded subscription Income by August » through September I. $15O&- However, no increase in Twentieth Century Fox Studios tor Blue Shield subscription charges a feature role in Jayne Maasfleld's Theatre parties now are being Is considered necessary at this "The Girl Cant Help It," andbooked for the entire Neptuae time. • I Oacir Levant featured her on MsMusic Circus seasoa, The Neptune popular television show. A more Music Circus box office 4s open Claims paid during 1958 rep- recem television sppetrlnce « dally flora M «.m. to 10 p.m. for resented ~S,6S,268 separate ser- the Steve Allen Show woo Miss Individual tickets and seasoa sub- vices, an increase of nearly Lincoln a landslide of critical scription otders. Further Infor- 1,000,000 over 1957. Of the total acculades. mation may be obtained by writing payments, approximately 77 per the Neptune Muskj Circus, P.O. cent were for surgery - and ma- Rale Of T«aatr**a Box I«, Neptune or by calling temity and the remainder- for In her role ai the temptress of PR HIM. medical can in tbe hospital, spe- Mrs. Geraldlne L. Thompsonpon, , Uacroft, received Uu hooorary Doctorof Letters Pegret at eamneamnwaeew - cialist consultations in or out ofment exercisei s SaturdaStd y att MonmoutMth h CollegeCll , WesWtt LonL g BranchBh . MrsM . ThompsTh M waw s citeited for ploMMy the hospital, home or office visits Ing la the fleU of sadal setence la the state and Us translation lo similar tpheres In other states, bar wto* and miscellaneous services. vUloa sad prudent uaderstaadlng of pressing marat and political treads en tbe natlsnsl scene. BraaAw Benefits Wall to Wail Carpet During 1958, many subscribers or part of the Blue Shield sutv ed In the near future. However, nationally In tha number of sup- 100% Nylon - Wool signed up for the broader bene- scription costs for employees.. be pointed out, the public's will- pliers and In the number of, com- - Vinyl - RubbeRu r Now is tha money-saving fit* available under tha MM0- Over 1,000,000 subscribers were ingness, and ability to pay u themunities In which Uu flipplitr* lt - Cork TiTilel s time to fill your bin with, final factor in determining the feMt blue Shield service contract enrolled in organizations with few- were located. Payments ranged famous, (low-burning, long- and through riders to die stand- er than 25 employees. Of the total nature and extent of benefits. from |M,W0,9M to 8U Newark Sandrcm - Forcasi VINYLS 6 ft. WW# ard- J25O0-N000 contract Broader enrollment 173,050 persons were Approximately XW.OM persons suppliers to tl for a ringlecom - air"? lasting 'blue coat'. Order benefits Include higher'allowances enrolled on a non-group basis. ovw O-years-of-age already have pany in the shore area. A Morg Accolon — Birds •1.39 it> yi. unfits today and save. for surgery, anesthesiology,' In- i Or. Lbuis H. Bauer, chairman Bhie Shield coverage. " vilte firm received J1M.7A hospital medical care, and mater- Experprt tutalUtloutUtoaa of the board of United Medical Among me principal Items pur- nity. More than 86,000 subscribers Service, .in., a - jnassaga . to sub- now have coverage for diagnostic Surgeon To Speak chtsed were gasoline and greases, scribers, said that Blue Shield chemicals, electronic and electrical MATAWAN FLOOR COVERING CO JUDSON S. HOPLA x-ray, radiation therapy (or non- has been stsdyujg,,the, problems At Medical Center F C malignant conditions, and.pathol- equipment, precious metal con- involved In providing protection tacts, aluminum, copper, hardware, 141 Main Street Keyport COIfax 40791 ogy. for the aged as well as benefits As part of the continuing pro- gram for education and infor- prtyting, blue print paper, machine LO 6-4335 Matawan* LO 6-4335 At the end of tbe' year, the for the care of Mental Illness and PRICES DOWN-SAVINGS UP ON Milne en majority of subscribers were en- mation on medical progress for tools and batteries, rolled to «1,12S groups. More than that it was hoped tangible and the staff of Monmouth Medical 17,600 employers contributed all useful answers would be develop- Center, Or. IsMor S. Ravdin, John Khea Barton Professor of Surgery, m and director of the department of ill I" surgical research In the School of Medicine and the Hospital of the 'Meat Freezer Special University of Pennsylvania, will apeak at the Long Branch hospital Saturday and Sunday. CHOICE HIND BEEF Under the auspices of the hospi- tal's department of surgery, of STEAKS" MT — H Average which Dr. Otto R. Holters Is di- rector, Dr. Ravdin will address the surgical and medical section* CHOPS m^ W^ Weight on "Realignments In Medicine and Surgery" and "The Cancer Problem." ^0 fj 150His. Dr. Ravdin. a member of the Open Thursday sad Friday TO I PJi. group of physicians who operated on' President Dwlght D. Elsen- Cut-Wapped and Delivered Free hower for Udtls, a stomach dis- order. In June UH. U the final speaker for the monthly surgicag l & S Meat Market aesslou bald at Moeunoulultt MaliMali- frW**g IX 4-980/ :-/T('i' June. At previous meeting*, Jae- tarerS Hare Included other mem- bers of Dr. Ravdln's staff at the University of Pennsylvania. NOW-Do Home Repair Jobs Red Cross Swim Film Quick and Easy.wMi To Be Shown Tuesday ^FAMILY C SAKRETE PRODUCTS Parents of small children are Invited to see a film "Teaching C«m*nt Job*: Us* one Johnny to Swim" at the Red Cross or Bakrete'a 4 dry Headquarten Building, Broad SL. SUPER DISCOUNT CENTERS mixes for any bom* Shrewsbury, Tuesday evening, repairer buiUisC job June a at t:U p.m. The film Is —repair walks, set post*, lay brick or 14 minutes long and shows parents Open Daily and Saturday 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. - Sunday 10-6 blocks. Add color to how to teach the fundamentals of famine Leather Houia cement projects with water safety when a child takes Wifh'NWear Campbell Colors. to the water for the first time. The film is based on tbe new booklet "Teaching Johnny to SLIPPERS-«"$*> 47 Black To|fc Repair any as- PlosltTi Pet Ekkrete Plaster phalt driva or walk with Mix for scratch orfiafcb coat. Swim" and grows out of the Red Sakrettt Black Top. Or maka Cross conviction "water proofing" SPORT Sware Toei, foam rubber Seles an. Heels Controlled sat allows tima mmak old asphalt lookllke new with for working. Finishes easily America (tarti within the family WlworBUdt 6-12 protecting Black Top Sealer. and can be sanded. itself. Therefore Red Cross urges each household to train at least one member who can teach the DAN RIVER SHIRTS SI 83 IMI young members tf the family the basic elements of swimming. It is with this idea In mind that Ref.$4.95 Matawaii Lumber Co. the local chapter offers this free Bathing flUn Showing. No reservation to NptdwJ Sleeves, I vys, see It is required. If continued Telephone LOwell 6-4500 - 4501 interest warrants, future show Trunks $157 dates at the chapter headquarters S-M-L-Xl w SUTPH N AVE. MATAWAN will be announced. Re,. $195 I Telephone Company MthSniipeits.S-M-L Buys Many Supplies Boat Rod AND Reel 100% (MM Materials - and supplies worth 83.651.000 were purchased from RENAULT 2669 suppliers In 252 New Jersey SO77 SPORT communities during 1958 by the | Western Electric Co., manufactur- ing aad supply unit of-the Bell 79 Red Telephone System. New Jersey's SHIRTS suppliers ranked third in the na- tion In the total amount of pay- VtrflnOeiPoiitOr- Re* $5.95 ments received from Western Boat Cushions Electric. lM,liiterled(Knft New Jersey also ranked third Assorted ceien M. Pattens

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Route 35 Left Turns Rossi Service* crease of 12 over the last poll custodial staff were Girard manager for a new term from Magistrate Martin Jails Youths Plea Of Innocent lake* in this time there has been Byrne, at $3600, for the Madison July 1 of this year until June » Lead To Collisions Funeral services for Harry (continued from page me) aa increase of MFcirs per hour Park School; Harold Green at of next year at a salary of *675o, Rossi, 33, of 3 Sunset Ave U770, for the Miller School; John Matawan Township First Ai< dants, the prosecutor said, they passingon Holmdel Rd. and 11 with $250 extra in lieu of his annual For Gang War, Hears Hulsart Case waa, who died Friday, Juae S, 19S9, Harrington, at $3600 for the Me- Squad wai called Monday to at drove off with Ms cab. cars per hour passing on Bethany vacation. He gets $500 auto ex- Magistrate lames H. Martin, walk on Main St. when he wa at WokoU, Japan, will be held Fri morial School; Ralph Irish at tend a car passenger Injured Mr. Dolan's plea was accepted Kd. penses. • -Watawao, recovered from his re struck. Officer Messina could not day at 8:34 a.m. at the Day Funeral (3600, tor the Memorial School; Dennis McDonald, also for the Six new teachers w«re hired for cent illness, returned to com recall if Mr. Hulsart waved a rec when the vehicle in which be was HoTner-Keyport. At » a.m. by Monmouth County Judge Elvia the poll of cars was taken by Monday to deal with an unusual); riding collided with another tuft- R. Simmill. No trial date was the county in response to requests Memorial School at MOM, An- the 1959-1960 school year Thursday. warning flashlight to oncoming requiem mass will be celebrated Five have limited elementary cer- heavy list of offenders. truffle. Mr. Boyajian was describ Ing left into Cliffwood Ave. off set. from both Holmdel and Raritan drew Rabb, for toe Wiitts School, is St. Joseph's Church, Keyport, at $4200, and Stanley Turnowicz tificates, one a provisional cer- Of prime concern to the mag- ed as headed south. Mr. LaMura Route 35. . . ' I In other pleas before Judge Townships as Bethany Rd. is tificate. The new teachers are istrate was the case of three had the officer affirm the street with the Rev, C, J. Kane officiating. t^eir dividing line. The county for the Voorhees School at $3770. Gregory H. Ananian, 45, Foi Simmill: George Kenavan, Twi- Lois Gavigan. $4300; Charlene Tan- Freehold youths suspected of in- light at the intersection was work- Interment wiU be in St. Joseph' board promised to forward the Lee, told Patrolman Franci Part time members of the cus- tey, $4100; Margaret Zelinske, citing a gang war with Matawan Mr. Boyajian.''was questioned Cemetery, Keyport. light Ave., Keansburg, admitted "»">« So the State- Motor Vehicle Cheroey, township police, his car todian staff named were: John Grace M. Moore, Mary F. Godley young men. The .court had- testi- by Mr. Douglas as to whether stealing s $750 outboard motor uept. to back up the request of was involved In the accident be- Micknick for Brunswick Gardens and Alice W. Ide, each at $4300. mony from Howard McKnigbt, Mr. Hulsart bad any white warn- from the home of Herbert Ewing, We two townships, for a traffic cause Angelo J. Florio, 36, - of Food Salt, School, at (1190; Edith McDonald, Resignations were accepted from StUlwell St., Matawan, that ing garb such ai Is usually worn 133 Hudson Ave., Red Bank, light at the Intersection. metal casing loaded with beebees, 68 Crescent PI., Keanebttrg. turn- for No. 9 School at $1450, and five teachers: Emma Camp, a by traffic officers at night. Mrs. Henrietta Dunne, chairman April 22. Bell Laboratories Inc. notified Estelle Zatoreki for the Brown- lower grades music' teacher; Earl pellets and gunpowder had come Mr. Boyajlan said the school ed directly across bis traffic lane of the food sale to be conducted the township committee they were • hurling through an open window Pleads Inaoceat town School, at $1720. Christ, Memorial School seventh guard bad no while on him nor In the left tun into Cllffwood by the Ladles Auxiliary of ready to assume the cost of mak- and eighth grades mathematics Into his home 11:35 p.m. June 8. Ave. Mr. Ananian said he swerv- Veterans of Foreign Wars 4749, Miguel A. Delgado, Lorillard Two maintenance mat, Charles was he waving a warning red tag Roberts Rd. a three-lane road J. Moller, at $4000, and Leonard teacher; Lorene Hibbetts. Browa- The casing was produced in court. ed his car but could not avoid Guadalcanal *Post -4745, Cliffwood, Ave., Union Beach, pleaded inno- from where It passes their pro- flasher. The defendant stated he Geores at $4000, were also named. town School'fifth grade teacher; Patrolman Harvey Morrell, collision in the little distance of announced that the sale,. June 10, cent to a charge he assaulted P°»ed $2J,000.000 plant to its Inter- was going 19 miles per 4our and Fab- Plans Approved Elizabeth Hutchinson, Miller borough police, reported he had watching the school bus intently. clearance Mr., Florio .had. allowed. 11 was-postponed. The sale began Niles Stewart, (44 Woodmere Dr., section with Crawford's Corner School kindergarten teacher, and investigated the activities of Jos- The Keansbur* driver objected yesterday and will continue today Rd. The road will have to be The board gave permission to Ha; declared Mr. Hulsart stopped :ilffwood Beach, Matawan Town- t h e Laurence Harbor-CUffwood Joseph Zelnick, western area re- eph Clowr/-Wfflienr Fowler- and there was no car In sight in the the beach at Cliffwood Beach. unproved in advance of the build- off the curb abruptly and directly ship, with' a gua Apr. 9 in a Beach P-TA to bold its annual fair medial reading teacher. Howard Stokes, all of the Free- southbound lane when he went ing xf the new plant, the Labs in the path of his car and was street fight to Keyport Sept 19 on the school playground Donald Roe was named to re- hold area, whom ha had found letter explained, as it will be used place Mr. Zelnick. He presently Is struck before the driver could to cross it and accused Mr, An- Graduation Party by construction firm's can and and use the kindergarten room loitering on Orchard St. at the nuke the brakes hold In the anian of coming on at too great In another plea before County teaching fourth graUe In Brown- time. Stokes objected, that h» was trucks. '' ""v^ tor serving refreshments. "seven or eight" feet distance be- speed. William Eshesser,- 2J, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Helser. IOWD School. His 195M0 salary is (a MaUwan only because his car Judge John C. Giordano, Philip C. David McHeory was re- ; tween the front of his.- car and Fort Lee, was the injured passen- Cedar prove entertained at open Joseph J, Seaman * Co. sub- to be $4600...... •.,': . . had broken down on Mala St bouse for their daughter Elsie, A. Galluccl, 19. Main St., Mata- mitted the Mss audit. The cash engaged ai sefretuy-Dusjnesi where Mr. Hulsart stepped. ger in the AjMnhu car, wao, pleaded-innocent to charges The Matawan policeman ques- who graduated from the WUils surplus was IIM.WO at the end of tioned what the trio were doing Mr. LaMura put Mr. Fletcher School, Old Bridge; June 10. of participating in holdups of a the year. It was noted there, was on Orchard St. If they were SO on the stand as a rebuttal witness, Another "left turn" accident Marlboro TnwnshJp storekeeper a continued progressive improve: Mr. Fletcher was positive that happened at the intersection when concerned about their vehicle acd. a Sea Bright tavern owner hi meat in the rate of tax collec- breaking down on Main St., three Mr.-Hulsart was waving a red William Baimv », of H) McKin- McCraw leaves February . and" March. Galluccl ions to 90.9 per cent from M.7 In blocks away. waiting flashlight. He disputed Ave., Laurence Harbair, head- 1957 and 90.4 in 1956. Receives Ahrt the tune Mr. Hulsart was out In north on Route 33, collided (continued from page one) was one of (our Bayshore teen- Patrolman Morrell reported the street, holding It was a min- with a car driven by Robert B. Ing not properly authorised bills agers charged with the armed ceiving an alert from Freehold ute or more as against Mr. Boya- Ferguson, 26, of 1083 Shore Con- presented In the list for payment. robberies. v Police to apprehend the youths ian'a "Just seconds/ course, Cllffwood Beach, turning The supplies for the coming k Marina For Magistrate Martin found the earlier in the evening of June ( left from the southbound lane of school year were approved on (continued front page one) ai being headed from Freehold greater proof with Mr. LaMura recommendation of Calvin Pearce, Final Hearing On This action was taken in the face and fined Mr. Boyajlan |10 and highway into Cllffwood Ave. chairman of- the supplies commit- to Matawan looking for trouble Patrolman John McGifity Investi- of a warning letter from Danville with Malawan youths, 15 costs. Sgt. Robert McGowan, tee. Bids over $12,000 in the ag- . (continued from page one) Realty Co. and Darby Holding Co gated this one. Magistrate Martin Imposed fines borough police, had Investigated gregate were accepted, the largest ance to retone the 118 acrei from Philadelphia, accusing the township business-residential, as at pres- of ISO and 19 easts on Glover sod le case. Jannarone Setties from Kurtz Bros, for supplies for committee and the planning board Stokes Fowler, who did not show the coming year for $7903. - ent, to light Industrial. This Is o. "subterfuge, deceit and arro- Warren DeFrania, Jersey City providing the Morrow Planning up. was ordered to be picked up Kouth, was fined $100 and IS costs Suit With Stadium gance" in advancing the ordinance and Freehold police were so notl- Associates firm, Fair Lawn, mak- and "cutely sneaking out" of acting lor driving on the revoked list. ers of the Master Plan for the fi«d When Glover and Stokes He was one of a party of youths Settlement for an undisclosed on developers' plans by directing could not pay lines, they wera re- amount Friday terminated the Six Sentenced Iii township, have the ordinance with them for review by Community ind Juveniles picked up for dis- (continued from page one) •, the Bendix rezonlng Included in manded to the county Jail lor 30 turbing tha peace at a 4 a.m. l48M.lt contract suit ol Jannar- Planning Associates Inc.. Prince- days. one Engineering Co., Matawan, shooting and wounding- William form for Introduction June 25 by ton. The Danville and Darby firms bathing party near Lake Mata- Ifcott, County' Rd.. Cllffwood, the township committee, Companions of me pair went wan. Capt. Jobs Melna, borough against Ohio Raceways, Inc., of threatened legal action if the ord- If yoiMHHHBmthecklng occount — malt ^ack to Freehold to set If they lewark, owner of the auto track, with a shotgun outside Under- The ordinance.is not to be con- inance is amended.to upgrade. police, leaned the youth had wood's home Oct. 27. The shoot- used with the toning ordinance to Bank ^•POrden. You can byy them from could raise money to get their driven from Jersey City. Old Bridge. The settlement was Penning Park Inc., New York, cronies out Of jaiU When .they re- announced before any testimony ing reportedly climaxed an arfo- e introduced to put. the recom- submitted a plat of 104 lots adjoin- u» in oiry amount* you dttirt, thf) prict it Gilbert P. Dlngee, MMdletown, was taken before Judge Bernard ment which cropped op at a party. mendations of the Master Plan In- lumed, their car caught fir* In. wn released after having been ing Sayire Woods.South;on Throdt- r«atonabl«, arid you havo a r*c«ipt for^oeh front of the •Matawan Bank sod V, Vogki In Middlesex County •t Underwood's house. Underwood to effect, the mayor pointed out. morton Lane. It was referred tor previously held on an assault lourt. fined $500 and placed on pro- The Bendix rezonlng already has frcn»adlon. , borough fire companies were charge entered by Helen Boyce, engineering study. A subdivision summoned lo put out the flames. Suit was to recover the balance bation for three years. been approved by the planning of eight lots at Throckmorton Lane It pays to be iaf« in your method of mailing Matawan. Otto Winter, Beeehwood Walter J. Soden, South, St., board as an amendment to the Arraigned On Charge Ave.. Union Beach, paid $10 and claimed'due on a J10.M6.U con- and Grace Dr. by Prest Construc- fundi, Roy Coitrell, Texas Rd, Old tract dated May 12. ISM. to pave Freehold received an Indetermin- zoning ordinance now in force. tion Co., Perth Amboy, was held i! costs for dumping garbage In te term to Bordentown Reform* The zoning ordinance to apply the Bridge, ind Irving Tlce, Spring Val- a pond near Aberdeen Rd. He the roadway ant of the Old over for comparison of how it finds ley Rd . Marlboro Township, were Bridge track. John B. Molineux, itpry for the armed robbery of provisions of the Master Plan la into the layout ol the adjoining was summoned by Chief John J. Abraham Sabln, Route 79, M# separate entity which will still arraigned lor the theft of a tire Flood, borough police, June 7. lew Brunswick, was attorney for Sayre WoodLsouth. from the O K.-Service. Route 34 the Matawan^ company. In deny- boro Township, outside his home uve to be presented to the plan- Monday They pleaded guilty. Ing payment.'the race trapk com- pr. 17. •'"* Ing board, the mayor; noted. Cottrell paid a $30 line Imposed Cliffwood Woman iny set up the claim that the Soden, who was sentenced by Complete Traffic Check Completion of a traffic count Dr Shronk Quits but Tice could not and was slated o Be Sentenced ob wai performed in an unwork- Monmouth County Judge Simmill, to be remanded to the county manlike manner ind. that it would liad emitted his- part In the rob- heck «t Keyport-Holmdel and (continued (rom page one) MATAWAH jail Mrs. Dorothy E. Wilson, THIrrf tiivetfl bear the expense* of doing bery. A co-defendant, James R. Bethany Rd. was reported by let- Clark and James Doran. each at ter from the county board ol A careless driving charge hear- ve., Matawan Township, will be iddltlonal work thftre. The defen- rrotta, Slloam Rd., Freehold a salary of (4100. Miss Charleae ing of George Boyajlan. Edge- dant flled\a;*counter, claim for ownship, also has admitted Ms reeholders at the "meeting Thurs- Tansey, recently approved by the BANK lentenced June 26 for armed rob- day. The count showed on hyo mere Dr., Matawan, was held. wry June J In Oceanport. The {25.000. It was •represented by guilt. He is awaiting sentence. board as a new teacher has He was arraigned as the driver llus It a t In, Springfield, at- days that 3448 cars used the Inter- tendered her resignation. :harge was being Investigated by section In a 12-hour-period. This whose auto struck James Hul- he Monmouth County Grand Jury, imey. Hf, ' Three school nurses were re-- MAtAWAN, NIW JIMIT sart. 13 Park Ave., Matawan, a vhen Mrs. Wilton waived )ury° an average of 287 can per engaged last night for another Master Plan By one year term: Mrs. Gertrude) school crossing guard, at Main etion and pleaded guilty to the Graduafion Parry tour. • ':.::• and Church St. Dec. 2, 1958 at 5 (continued from page/On At^ti|tt(«i.U|ne,, between 5 Staeger at $4600, Mrs. Evelyn obbery before County Judge Elvln ;> T p.m. Mr. Boyatjan VIM represent- Mests attended, the •hip officials could' get « .m.'and «ljJ;nv'at' night, 234 Runyon.at »M», and Mrs. Doris flSM . simmlU. Ictute ol wl MClrtW40D ed by Lewis DouglafclWlark; WroTihfflrJr Vincent P Gall Marie Pine. Would be like , New Custodian. ;, and Robert LaMura, -jMatawan, laid Mrs. W/lao/i was beingtlriven fnto and affect the II presented the case rtrtths state. tolhe by Theodore Dunn, tl Earl It? and Mrs..Rlchard Engaged as member* of the fins, 4IJ Ocean Bl\

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*•>'.. Thurtdoy, June 18, .959 THEMATAWAN JOURNAL Pagt Fifteen ~ tint Sedton aim hospHah replied that M tatioo in accordance with pro- LEdAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Memorial School Peach Of A Project Heavy Drinker? patienta out'of i total «"»>' Visions of the Federal Civil De- Property located »t Xi\% Soudteaiti Uttiu. In the Cuuhts'-oi Miminouth tns admissions left against Medical fense Administration matching Cwmr J SMMMid Str«tBi «nd ric*. Slat*.of New Jer«ty: Av«nu«, CUffwood l(«l|hU, Ntw Jer- advice during 1957. For tht 13 kind program. The CD organi- BEQINNING at a ptilnt in the Graduated June 14 In TB Patients sey. ^ VITKHTIV side of the FrMlaold and fcoapitals. there was « total of zation purchased three trans- Th« Approjtimat« 'amount of the Kevuiut Tutnutkt theieln ^Utilanlt t Memorial School of Madison One out of every 14 patients la iudement to be Katltifjtd fay *t.ld SH1# Sbu.w fvet norlli a)ut\g nald T Township held graduation cere- 30M admissions and 411 dis- mitting and receiving units with Is th« turn cf $3.MT.O0 together with fium Uie Intri fwt'Uun uf the tuberculosis hospitals throughout thft coiU vt Will MIC monies Sunday at tbe Laurence charges against medkat, adyif* the recommendation and approval IRA E. WOLCOTT. Sheriff. 1> buundai/ hue **t Uud» IHIW or the tute are "problem drink- Dated Maj U 1HW foinietly uf litu. S liigrattam -with Harbor Casino. The Memorial for reasons other than alcohol. by the State Division of Civil Benjamin QitUeman, AUy. the Nurliirrly UiUHdarv tine uf the School Band opened toe program er*," according to the answers V.A. Nu.vlor Farm, and ruimtng thence The survey also showed that Defense that matching funds be m M-« MS.SJ (tl «a Uie maaneUc needle nuw pufnla-.. with the processional and the Rev. given by medical' staffs ta a Nurtti it- W F.anl along the WctiU-rlv sever, of the 13 hospital* have made available. ' NOTICE aide uf >uid Turapik', Il«»«) (ect to WilUara Webster pronounced the rurvey conducted by the New TAKE NOTICE Uml tht (ulluwiiiX invocation. The Glee Club sang some type of alcoholism educa- Mr. Johnson reported that plans often lor tht uurcliaM uf landti and Jersey Tuberculosis and Health North*"'!" .io*"we»t' 1W1**' fee'"'aloni "Creation'*' and Dr. John B, Hul- tion program, either la th» hospi- are being made to purchase mora premlWK •lluale, lj,lm and b**ln( tn Van MiUcr'p I.lni* lu a Kluk?; tli«lire tal or close-at-hand. These pro- Ttta Ttown»tilp uf Mvlauaa In Ui« 131 Hi" II, Jt'CO' Wn.l H7l.l>a leet allll ser, elementary supervisor, gave Association. vital equipment under the match- County ol Munmuuth and Mat* of New algug V*n Malei-'a line to a atakt al , In announcing the results, Mrs. grams have been established by ing land program, Funds reim- Jeracy, to|*lri«r with urremenU tur lltr luirrftcrtlun nt hujd Van Maler'a tbe address. The Class of 1959 ttw uymant forthwith uT Ute amvuntu and Wlilte»un'a lino; thence (a) RuuUl sang "Your Land and My Land1 Augusta B. King, executive di- the New Jersey State Department bursed under ttii program are aat forth below a« tt>e equivnUnU uf S4 Jtl' WfBt U3.WJ I«et alilng the Whit* of Health, through its Program not reused by the' CD organisation the annual tax Itvy *|alu«t a»ld and Barbara Holmes spoke on rector of the state assoclatioa, em line to t ktakt at the interaveftoa on Alcoholism. Alcoholics Anony- but are turned over to the town- pr«raUM for the current > ««r *nd uf Uie WUUbfii line atKt I.aura II, Con- "Elementary School and the said that the situation if even tk« lumi for eaott of Ute futttiUi«| o\ir line: thence IS1 Soulh 71' If mous also may become Involved ship treasury. year* until aald prvmUea are an* U'cat ?UI M) feet elong the t*aunt H. Child" The class sang "Tell Me more complicated among male* ifMUl for lax**, and (uritier |i»ymo?H Cunover Itna tu a klakv; tlirnct (S) in the treatment of tbe patient, of all f»e* «nd ••TjtsBimei Uu-ident to Why" and Marion Lee Jurman since there are . approximately SuuHl at' Kaat *W 44 feel along me Mrs. King noted that these pro- LEGAL NOTICE UtMt auera, wtr* cubmlttd to, oun< aald Cunover line lo a sink* in tht spoke on "Science Leads to Bet- four men "problem drinkers" tor aJdtrad and •ppruved by Ute Town* middle of Iwpenhemue Bruuk wbtr* ter Living." grams, helpful as they are, can- *hlp Committ0« ol Hit TvvmihJp of Die cetne make* a ixirift In tnt Wrnwl every woman "problem drinker" not do the )ob alone. Assistance kdalawkn aubject to final approval Hue uf Hie CJaorge H. lngraham farm: Awards were presented to Bar- Tak* nutlet Sat Patquala Pttn at a ntMUni uf aald Towmvhlu Com* inenr* ITI along tht multtle of MM among the patient population. The must come from the lamlly and nsanto lus auputa to Ihe alayw mlttM to U held at tht UaUwan bara Holmes, arithmetic and sci and Council *l iht Bwourt at Mali. mlttM to U held brouk. tha atvertl cuurhta U\creuf. survey revealed that about one the community. TubercutOBts - as- TownahlThl p MiMunicipal l BiWl* l Mo as it now rune lo Uie -TCatterly bound- ence by the Harbor Lions Club; waa »M • MMO r*tB u try lint tf Uie HuVda Barkalow itrat : out of every 10 male patients in sociations throughout the state tO, Lowe...ntwr MiMain fSU*t4t , In .... Emanuel. .Lasso, social studies, ahhim ofl MMaUivan, New JtTaey, on the thtnet II) BWtlt M" OS' KaalJM.««rM are interested since It ha* been 7 Laurence Hartor-Cliffwood Beach these hospitals is a "problem Mth day of Junt, IMS. at I :M o'clock, alwul aald Mn«; tktnce ill) S.mUi ti •bown that the Incidence of TB P.M..prevailing time; »• wtat lU.t tee* along the ttonndarr Parent-Teacher Association; Mar- drinker" compared to one of I. OAer of Ihe turn uf U.0OO.W In is niurii higher among the alco- UM .ol taut Huldj Btrkaliiw far ml ion Lee Jurman, language arts every 38 female patients. fart, and •100,00, tan equivalent, for Uienie 110) Bouui «' 3ti' Eall \mM holic and that the treatment of lot ttumbtr IT, bWk number T, ate- fret along the Ntylor llntT Utnat The definition of the term tloa number T. TAN Map. Whired-Browa P-TA; George the alcoholic la much more dif- III) South «• 4t' Ktei iat,« Itvli- "problem drinker" varied but I. Offer uf tht turn of W M In cam, thtnet (Ml Marlh «' 3ir Ka.l IH.t Bowers, athletic prowess, eighth ficult md relapse most likely to and 117.00. la« equivalent, for loi fett Uwnet 1111 ej,ulh II' W K«tl grade teaebera, ranged from those, who actually ; number 111, block numWr 45, Map M.W feel lo Iht wtiterly lint it • occur unless both TB and alco- 111 MM of Secllen Ut. I, CKrrwoS B«aith, ihe fiitheti" and Keyport Turnnlkt Also general excellence, tried to abstain at the hospital holism are treated at the same »t»t K. WjcuaU »nd tht point and plan "' BKOiN- uel, Ltsso, Mid-Midisod Civic As- to those who sign out against time. „. Tewiuihla Clark. medical advice because of ths BEINC Ihe aanw immlaea convtyed sociation; citizenship to Linda to iht mortgagort htrtln by died « Holton and Raymond Ryan from desire for alcohol orTecauso Of even datt which Is u> He recorded behavior problems relating to It. SHBRirrs tlmulttnetualy hertwltlt, IhU ui»lng a American Legion/Post 33], stu- 1 Civil DefenM L*ad«r SDPERIOR purtitlMie monev mortRaett Riven to Thirteen Resty I Mil. r-IUMf atrurt part of Iht nurthi.e iirlce dent patrol to Marie Bauman, .. uuMtnbtri. Plaintiff vs: paid t»r 111* aald prewlaea SUIURCt In all, 13 hospitals out of II Money To Twp.Roger Miller. •• all., Defendant! from Madison Township Teachers' Preservation «f peaches and pears was among tbe subjects treated' By virtue uf a wrif ol execution In IMO In such stiu of farts ai> nn arnir* A s s o c I a t i-o n; presentation for providing for the care and treat- tht above elated action to nit direct- Uorktt _ ...... „_ ait eurvey may dU'lnae !lt)IUKCT In UM doctoral thesis of Chuni Hyua Sea, South Ktxcaa aative wb» E. Johnson, Civil De- Rnaa silir.l Mlkal, rl a)a.. Plain, In taatmtnts and restrictions of rt* sppeches, Barbara Holmes, Mari- ment of the tuberculous respond- td, J mall e.pnie for aalt tl public cordTlf any has earned mrea degtees in five years at Ratters University. The tens? md Disaster Control Di- vtndue. at Ilit Court Houat In tat lltfi v>: Abraham aeldenbarg. el tla.. on Lee |i lather of three chUdrea be hasn't seen since 1*54, Dr. Sea hopes lo land ed to the questionnaire. The total Borough of Frtthuld, County of Mon- Dt/tndtnta Proitrty located on Hit Wat tidt r rector has announced the return mouth. Ntw Jersey, on Monday,. Uit of uit rrorhuld and K.;|. .rl Turn. • fab as professor •( feed science when he returns to his family in number of patienfa ta the (U) Uth day of Juite.lMI, at I t'olook. * arHan1 lo'ittt"^^!. plkt tbnut >i mile Nnuih «t titt Ptn- Graduates 'are Louis Adarlo, Seoul nert laU. hospitals was 1447. * , . of »4W25 to Rarltaa Township P.M. Prevailing Time. td. I tkall ter J Marlbor., To»n.hln of Marl. vtndut, at born. Munmmilh Counly, New ,' Dennis AdelL Carmen Auriemma, All of the reporting hospitals from civil Detente funds, Ail that tract or parcel of land and How that he hu received his like that every year since. And pramlata allualo lying and btlng. In Tiia aj>i»ruitlmatt ainount f, ,. Carol Bean, [Joseph Barikla, Ma- said that nd patients are Ifcaied The money represents reim- Uit Townthlp til Mtttwan. County of iudgintnl to tx ttitiflen hv aald tt doctor'* degree from Rutgers Uni- Mr. Son is wondering how every- Monmouth and Stale of Ntw Jtratv, llh day of July, lm•-» tl I I. "no turn of sai.taii.m laieUttr rie Bauman, aUcbard Blen, Judith admission "duo to a history of bursements from the treasurer of being known ti Uita M and II In Ktih Iht flukht of inl> e»le. Boboly, Judy1 Bolan, Ronald Bond, WJm Soa's.blggest one—the children sow are aged M alcoholism or previous mlicoo' the United States for half the cost Block "K" on map tntillt/ "MID (If All Uit foilowlni trad i Cliff wood Htlfhtt litueled al Otto. lannd and thtt pifiniatpramietsi IRA H woi.eon. Biitrirt. George Bowers, Linda Bradham, worry li whether Ml seven year- 14 and seven—is going to react duct at the hospital caused by the of communications equipment pur- Wood, Munmoula County, New Jar- uartltultrly dtiorlhtddteoriKtd,. tltuattiltualt, Ilyinv g Uated JIIM I ISat Cheryl Britchford, Andraw, Cacaa- old daujgitejg r will recognizg e him .after the five-year, absence. - Influence of "" hd by the CD k DC organ!- sty". and being In tht Tuwnahip of Mtrl* sa. Lois Carew. Frank Church- wh h l hri t fll when he relurns horrio oezt fall. His first two years here were man. Charlotte- Cutcotta. RobertMl- .se*,-k bompledng a Davia, Claira Drawer, Peter Dur- five-year educational stretch at the financed by the American-Korean soi,. Roy Emery, Edward Erdnmn, R)it»Vac^olJe»i,fOf, ,A|ricul Foundation. ,,Since earning Constancinstance Flemm, Alexander Gal- And home Is South Korea. B.S., ht has worked under a part- JSmere like good food and Grand Unloni.' lo, James Garvln, John Gordon, Since he left Korea in 1954, Mr time asslstantshlp that.pays all his Diane HaithecKk, Mary Ann HIU- Son has seen many textbooks, expenses and permits hint to carry yer. Donna Holder). Barbara many peaches and many pears Holmes. But be hasn't even heard the voices almost a full academic load. Also Linda Holton, Donald of the wife and three children he A food science major, Mr, Son Holub. WiUlam Hunkele, Marilyn left behind. hopes to help Ms native land with Jacobs, Marion Lee Jurman, At age 42, Mr. Son hopes now to the knowledge ha has gained In Leonie Kaman, Leslee Kengetter, begin life anew as a college pro- chemlify, microbiology and the Edward Kelly, Thomas Kipila, feisor—and Indications are he'll UNIOJ handling, processing and preserva- Marlene Kitt. Robert Kirk wood, make a good one. For he earned tion of food. He currently Is long- Ronald Krauziwio, Mark Krogh, a Phi Beta Kappa key after just Jane Krurnenaker, Emanutj two years In th«-United States. range Job hunting, with the Korean Lasso. Virginia Ultereg. FranoW He won his first .degree hen, a government serving as employ- FRESH - QUALITY CONTROLLED Mickey, Richard Makowka, Anthi Bachelor .of Science, with high ment agency, hoping above all'for cn/^Mastro.f April Korean War and a Ragland, Joseph Rescinlte, Jef- teacher and agricultural technician. Rutgers engineering, graduate, he Whatever field he enters next, Mr. frey Robbins. jlnice Routes, would have JBtMed Rutgfra a* Thomas jftUnlitien, Sefaldlnc Rus- Son Isn't planning ta attempt a re- MIDGET CANNED vamping of KoreaJJUalthoUgri h*«af sell R tfOWiMXflM. Karel fdrmlViaisVM?«l«he Su' SegeT,* Sharw Scott; Otelamt. Hit5- developed some 'ArhelTcan ideas. Colfete «'*«rleulwr«..*»VI«rle i Ira, Robert Sehble. Robert Sku- "For instance." says Mr. Son. "my Mr. Son had planned, to come to ttrOTMirf "SneW," John Sleiner. people should have more freedom." LOBSTER the U. S. in 1950 to enter a West But he doesn't expect them to re- HAMS o r r a I n e Thomas, Marilyn Coast university. But the w a r ceive it or himself to have It when hompson. Calvin Trout, Edward halted those plans almost as the he returns. "World conditions Just /agner, Caren Walsh, Josephine boat was about to leave. Wartime don't permit it for our country," Unwell, Jean Weber, Meredith service with the U. S. Fifth Air he explains. /hite, Raymond Wilson, Dorothy Force then led Mr. Son- ilnto a fojeiechowski. James Wright. Me regrets he has not had much friendship with an American GI, opportunity to travel In the U. S. Grace Yarzab, Robert Yuhasz. Philip Burch Jr., Trenton; Tilmself His longest trip was to visit an- Honor students were Emanuel the recipient of < doctorate at othef ei-GI friend In North Caro- Lasso, Barbara Holmes, Karen Rutgers' it h I •• jrear*tln ' political lina!.:', He hasn't a single regret, Seger. Marion Lee Jurman. Imp science.! ij ' * { ' however, about'hls education. Adario, Robert Yuhasz. Charlope Mr. Burch Interested Mr. Son •Twasn't expecting to have to Cincotta, Thomas Rummell, in thff. lifer i Jersey: school,. and study, as hard as American stu- rrt Skubik, John Gordon. Mr. Son's wife gave the final push dents -do," he admits. But his Phi of encouragement. By September Beta Kappa key and membership UM. he ,w/u\. *, student again—at In Sigma XI, honorary research age 37iinjlwitr):«vtty,titer.tion of society, and Alpha >2efa, honorary returning J»me'ln ttf> pears at the -icultural fraternity, attest to fstot he adjusted. • Most of all. longest, n ' j ^ | ! Cnaocs>vTo he contends, he is pleased that he The ISM degree and a chance to has learned "how to make con- tact with others, how to make my continue under a Rutgers research own decisions, how to act on my assistanuhlp were enough to con- vince both Mr. Son and his wife, m." DOMIMO t> JACK KOIt however, that the opportunity In Korea, he explained, he had couldn't be spumed. It has been been trained "to be modest—to MANULATE wait to be called on In class, to SUGAR ° follow the instructor at all times. "I'm glad for the change; it's all Serves the family... for Ihe good." FACIAL TISSUE 2 35 Italian food Festival Frozenfoods/ SOrvKIST CHtf lOr-AIOIl rntotm CNte(ii-r«Mii vvirn Social Security M'»f 549 SPAGHETTI IAUI For Most Workers TtNDeai , ORICN 2'- About 90 per cent of all wage titMttg . PEAS earners and sett-employed persons mmmjMMuml~4U, 2 29 now are in work coveted under COOCINO^REr'RlSHINO OUNOWMM RAVIOLI social security, according to Allan ma nun v, 3** «MPE A. Bass. District Manager of the HOOT local U. S. Seciar Security Ad- MINK 2 59 1—IMs» famiiwn ].'. 7>« ministration. This means that TWIOet THC SMINC IN HALf THK TkVK •IWAMNI %.- andbusiness,too! sooner or later you are going to town > need information about this social forFathers Pay! insurance program administered , Acaunm AUOIIMIMI W CAM BRILLO " » 2 45 by the federal government. Such MVMUn CltUal M CISiMTTII CHUM k get information as: Wat MIHMS How do I obtain a social security nm MMM *!r l**C number? •VWMUM HUI feNM 5J«t How do I replace a lost card? SHAVMC cagMa' , MM UXn/k CMi ^ »•« How many credits do I have Ntu SKAH uniox . trader sodal security? If 1 sbouidJiK, 'what survivor's ^ aBBBBBBMaBBBBBBBBBa I UakM "" ' benefits are payable and to whom? .UM 'Jeep' Utility Wagon serves as a roomr. comfortable, lanuly MMMM What happens If I become' dis- sraair • •i _ • nuiu ',r station wagon—or, with the extra traction of its 4-wheel drira, abled? : WsNU TMUMCfl 'LT tU 10 49 1'ont.T fates >oa wherein wotk or recrealion Wada you, through mad, How much can I earn and atil] HAVOUHJL JV»IT •and and sof ttarth—on or off ihe read, in good weather or bad. draw monthly retirement or tor- m xn.M us For travel at Ughwijr speeds, it shif U easily into comnnlona! v vtvors benefits? : >AVU The questions are many. Many t-whed drive. It carries six people or op to 110 cubic sect of baler CANTALOUPES •*>A«OTTTI of them are complex, but then! itairgo. For fait, ea*jr cleaning Use interior is washable. is a correct answer for each one. C NUCklClM The pltce to get tbe answers Is »• your local social security office CUCUMBERS 3 * I9 LEnUCE MIU MM which exists for one purpose—to >»VAII (toil ii ! 4-nca-iiirE lerva yool WeWNNH vis»a## ttSaij&Kggft,;; j.^L:. • '• • -""•'•'•'•''•"-'''••'••< *-i'^-.i.'.*'-. •',*.-V.v;>.t'-. • .I..;J—*. .'A..:....'....: '. ..-vj.. Dm ROUTE #^MIDME ROAD. HAZLET ROUTE Y i. (Neil Door To Peoples Nail Bank) .* (Om H^ft*tiiit •»•»ijp. •.» «aJ»«Ujr 'HI (p.«.) Thursday, June 18, 1959 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL Page One — Second Section

Niffcuea art caused by uadtr> lation slows down proper root Annual Meeting ronaumptlnn. not by over- growth by interfering with the production, so it staged a suc- Humus Can Harm cessful- sewing contest la 1858, in movement of air, plant food and OfBSAHeld which women, members and notv Established Lawn water Into the root lone. members alike, submitted 53.1J1 Monmouth Couaty Agent M. A. Th« annuil meettnf of Moo- You can do more harm than dress entries, country-wlda. Clark aurmiiee that the practice mouth Council, Boy Scout* of good by spreading humus, peat, Americ*. mi held at the Of- Home economics chairmen In of using humui, peat and sand ficer's Club, Glbbs H»U, Fort over 7100 subordinate Oranges, the peat moss, manure and such for surface dretaing most likely local units of this oldest farm Monmouth lut night. B. Dould bulky organlo materials on ansuited many years ago before It organization, report that the great established laws. That's the word Sterner, Belraar, president of majority of participants made two, was so easy to get Inexpensive Monmouth Council. Boy ScouU of three, lour, and sometimes more from Dr. C. R. Skogley, extension and effective cbtmlcal fertilisers." America, presided. Judgt Elvis garments before making the one turf specialist at the College of Organic material worked Into the R. SimmiU presented the tltte of they finally aubmltted. The 1958 Agriculture, Rutgers University. surface lour to six inches of soil office™ for tjie new Scouting year national winner confessed to He explaini that organlo matter can do a lot of good when a laws of Monmouth CouncU which will having made nine before entering Is first made, but that's another begin July 1, applied to the avrfact always re- thr tenth garment which woo for mains at the surltca, where it can story. The Monmouth Council of Boy her a trip to Europe. do little good, The things he men- Scouu now hut t combined mem- tions sre low In nutrients and tan bership of Cub ScouU, Troop Receive D/pfomas In no way be considered as fertl- Scouts and Explorers of over SOW Uteri. You don't help aggressive toys and almost MM volunteer Commencement txercttes for the turf grasses by adding organls RICHMOND leaders. According to the last Und and 31rd graduating daises matter, la fact, says Or. Skoglejr, membership report there presently of Psychiatric technicians were, greases cae be hurt with loo much are 256 Scouting units la theheld Wednesday la the auditorium bulky organic stuff on top of county with a spedej program of the New Jersey State Hospital, them. Lawn graises themselves being administered at the Rate Marlboro. Are* retldeats re- produce all the organlo mailer a Home for Boys, Jameaburg. " ceiving diplomas were Dock Ed- lawn needs, and eometimes too wards andt iho direction of Oicar New- UKI Ktir Haven, who Is chair- salary you are trained for positions paying $5,000 to $15,000 99c an ol the committee. a year and higher on a profit-sharing basis. Must be willing to relocate, ambitious to grow with Company, looking toward Grange Contests Aid Reg. $1.98 real job security and pension retirement. Inquiries kept con- Problems Of Surplus fidential. Sizes S-M-L The National Orange has es- s continuing program to Write or phone — A. E. Hlnkle h food an J. J. Newberry Co, — COIfax 4-1204 Assorted Patterns ;*********•**+********+*******************#**+« NUN'S SMART MiW NECKTIES Hifh style U|ht and medium shade*. Gala In Your Car -:- On The Beach taaorttnant of deiun imported rayon fab- in the ELECTRICALLY HEATED home... rioa in newaat daaifna... amali flpirai, 00 MAIN FLOOR leotnetrica, all-over pattema. 1 >**•**•******•*******#*******#*****#****•*•****

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it r f Thursday, June 18, 1959 Page Two — Second Section THE MATAWAN JOURNAL led revealed that not more than "looting at thd wrong end of the Principal Is Guest Of County Bankers Wrongdoings Of New one-half of ,the ebUdrea placed Children's Home Society Of N. J. Kind On Parkway could be said to be reasonably - "Workers In the field of' child suited to their new homes. Or, welfare must first concentrate on Begins Its 66th Year Of Service A new variety of offenses on the that a large proportion of-cider repairing the damage that has Garden State Parkway brought girls who ran away from their been done to the child hi each Ttu» sroek th« Childru't Horn istence the best way they couli fines to driven in Magistrate borne* fell into evil ways. This case. In our agenda of needs,.we Society of New Jersey entered Gives New Lite Luther A. Foster's MaUwan Town was a shocking rebuttal to the must first think of the child, then into iti Wth year of service to Noting how through the goo ship Court June t. charity workers who were so the mother, and after that, the New Jersey*! homeless and offices of organizations like th proud ol the. cheapness with cause. Certainly the existence ol wanted youngsters. The asnivu- Children's Home Society of Hew George E. Parker, Riviera which they conducted their, child conditions that permit the abuse sary ot tht society's beginnings Jersey, which is the past year Beach, Fla., made a U-turn across placement work," Mr. Conover of the welfare codes should not Ml highlighted with a celebra- gave a sew way of life tO'lM the medial strip. It cost him (18said. create a panic condition in which tioo Monday, at the annual meet- youngsters, the unwanted or "sur and *5. Gilbert W. King Jr., Sum- "In the light of progress that punishment rather thai a con- Ing of the organization. plus" child has become the k mit, paid the tame amount be- siderate resolution of the problem JecJ-eT great demand. Mr. Coo has bees made, serious workers la relating facet* at the socie- cause he made aa "unauthorized in the field of child care must takes a priority in public ty's history to those who attended over Mid that chlldleas couplet, U-turn." Ronald Roachbach, West thought," Mr. Conover concluded: responding to education*! appeal*, deplore the state of panic that the meeting, G. Earle Conover, Orange, paid (10 and $5 on, a has currently induced many of president of the society, declared, have been taught to rely on the adoptive process to complete careless driving charge Involving our leaders of public thought to "The eiteot to which our ndety their family life. Their lesson had blocking traffic." It cost Marie think in terms of punitive atti- bat pioaeered In helping develop bee* teamed to well that, where- S. Separis, Keansburg, $10 fine tudes rather than to concentrate Keyport whit today ii recognized every- at years ago there were few and $5 costs when she was de-on ways and means to solve the where as sound child-care prictic- •taken" (asids from those in- tected going the wrong way on a unresolved problems of the vic- Hearing Aid e» cut bat be realiied by » care- terested In how much work a tot one-way ramp. Kenneth B. Carey. tims of unwholesome life situ- ful analysis of the objective! of could do), today the demand for ations; namely the homeless child- the man who founded our society ), y Montclair, paid J5 and $S costs Center hildtd I l f for railing to stop for a hand ren of the communities of the In ISM." a child-to-adopt It la excess state," Mr. Conover declared. 49-51 W. Front St. Mr. Conover a*M that, despite tuppiy by a ratio estimated signal. about lM Six other drivers, accused of Mr. Conover said that those Keyport current controvenles over the who thought in terms of jail sen- state of thfld welfare In New Mr. Conover warned against more routine things such failing to keep right and speeding tences for unmarried mothers Jersey, great progress bad been over-optimism. In contrasting the rather than of methods to provide COlfax 4-2008 made. He contrasted current pub- "then" and the "now" m the paid Tines totaling $81 for Parkway increased services so that help- Eves by Appointment lic attitude! toward homeless handling problems of homeless offenses. Keyport State Police ar- less children could be aided were children with the state of affairs and unwanted ctfldren, be Hid. raigned Laytoa Knight, Cllffwood, at the turn of the cenulry; the "We an sot loo many decades Julius C. Bernstein, (center), principal, Weequahte High School, Newark, told members at Mon- mouth County Banker* and Clearing Home Association at a diner Meeting, held at Manawmaa River for having only one license plate time when the Rev. Martkf T. removed from the 'dark ages' of on his car. He paid $3 and ft Lamb, the society's founderTwent Golf and Country Club, "Public Rel.ttem Is Everybody's Bnslaus." High school principals •(the c*ia- child cmre. At the turn of the ly were guests of the association. HareM W. Waling, (left), president of the consty busker* awl lice costs. from community to community to century, welfare workers boasted •reside*!. Peoples National Bank, Keyport, presided. Arraafeoaeata far the meeting were handled by develop public support for hli ob-of their ability to place children Jest** Malna, (right), vice president, and tntst »f fker, Aatarjr Park National Bank and Tral Catspany. Ross W. Maghan Agency jectives. These, Mr. Conover said, In western names at t cost of leu wen to seek out the childless than US a head. la contrast, the Monmouth County high school relations so that it can never pals suffer from the same false Children's Home homes and the homeless children Children's Home Society of New image that the public hal fit (continued from second column) principals and bankers attending reach Its true objective." Public disposed of as tana apprentices of the state for the purpose of Jersey currently spendt an aver- recent meeting ol the Mon-relations, he emphasized. Is every, bankers. putting the two together in an en- in a single county within 24 hours. age of approximately SUM) In be- County Bankers and Clear- during relationship by way of the half of each child It processes body's Job in .the school or .the "Educators like banket*," he. No mention was made ol the fact adoptive process. Mr. Conover re- for sdoptioa. House Association, were re- bank, and unless everybody fa in-pointed out, "can be very decent that there was little or no follow- lated how in the period following "Years ago, when charity work. minded by Julius C. Bernstein, volved it lacks force. fallowi. If we would only Id ourup or placement aanerviska. Or, Real Estate—Insurance that in' many of these efaes. the the Civil War hornateu children ere boasted about how HHfe (keyprincipal, Weequahle^High School, Aa public know us for what we are. MA1AWAN 138 Main St L0 6-0003 had little to ivhicb they could look Newark, that a public relations whole arrangement worked out spent on their charges, they fail- well-known Essex Cooaty Tills would not be evidence ol forward. The larger cities, he ed to count toe true coat Ignored program It effective only when The badly. educator It • keen "observer of weakness; aa a matter of fact, said, all Ud their share of un-was the fact that caOdrea mra every member of the staff, either Ran Away bankers as well at an authority It will simply be closer to (be 'Children who could not bear cared-for waifs, who slept in hall- being shipped westward in box-through loyalty or a sense of ways, shlned shoes, sold news- cars. Or that at many at •) on public speaking and public re- truth." to live to the homes in which mutual responsibility, la an active lations. He teaches theee sub)ects they were placed often ran away papers and tttempted to eke outchildren were resorted u being Mr. Bernstein expressed the • meager catch-as-catch-cin ex- (continued in aiith column) public relations •gent for hit at the Public Relations School of and became vagrants. 'Sweet or school. the Financial Public Relations At- .wish that bank customers could charity,' measured in terms of Call Us For Complete "The teacher wlx> tells hit sodatlon, Northwestern University; get to know bankers as he knows the pencil-sharp, cost-cutting, ESTIMATES friends or anyone else who msythe Public Relations School of the them. He, as an educator, In- child placement practices then in uiiei esieu auuui me In New Jersey Bankers Association, structor and depositor hat found vogue, could not be considered an AND Princeton; and the Essex County school and who never them friendly, generous, reason, economy. Not when reports of Repair Service On Your INFORMATION tiont Its virtues," Mr. Bernstein Old Bergen County Chapters of such child settlement cases stud- FREE said, "can destroy the roost favor- the American Institute of ible and falrminded people. able public rdattons efforts of Banking. Among the high school princi- superiors." He told his audience of M edu-pals who were guests of the bank- DR.LOUISI.PRAGER ELECTRIC HEATING Likewise he continued: "The cators and bankers at the dinner ers wss George D. Search, prin- Washer - Dryer bank staff member who sneers at meeting held at the" Manasquan cipal, Keyport High School. OPTOMETRIST ZIEGLER BROS. LO 6-6219 institution or {alia to mention River Golf and Country Club, what It can do stymie* public Bridle, that Ugh school princl- EYES EXAMINED Refrigerator - Freezer Inspection Stations OFFICE BOUB8 Dally eat) lateraaja On Summer Schedule t A.M. U I P.H. Air-Conditioner New Jersey Motor Vehicle In- rrldsrs t A H to I KM. spection Stations summer sched- Closed AO Day Wednesdays ule became effective Monday, it 30 W. Front St, Television - Radios was announced by Acting Motor Vehicle Director Ned J. Par- Keyport aeklan. 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drive to Monmouth County and home. Frank Crahay distributed Utility Director "Futhermore, our existing com- Girl's Friendly SocietyV Holiday House Young Democrats asked the membership for all the tickets to the Young Democrats mercial centers win naturally aid possible la .this endeavor. Day at the Monmouth Race Track, benefit, too. It is encouraging to A report was made by Paul July II Anyone wishing more in- Kiirnu jr., on tba progress of Sees Prosperity ue'tfae modernization protects Party Sunday formation may contact Mr. Crabay, „ M "en of unprecedented pros- going on among the stores in our the district reorganization plan. towns, such optimism breeds suc- At the regular monthly mectlna. Mrs. Joan Klernan of Long or a club member. perity" for Maomouth and Ocean of the Young Democratic Club of Branch reported her telephone The next meeting of the club Counties has been predicted by cess. The family income level, always high is this area, is con- Monmouth County, a resolution team is in need ol more par- will take place on the second Dale B. Otto, president of New tinuing to rise, and investments was passed endorsing' the entire ticipants and wishes anyone who Tuesday of July, 1959, at the Union Jersey Natural Gas Company. In by these merchants will bring democratic slate of candidates in has ths time, to contact her at her House, Red Bank- e-report to the press the presi- them a return. the coining election. They further dent of the S36,«00,0M utility said "The Jersey Shore ha* always pledge their support at th» club directs. that economic developments of been known fur its wonderful re- the past year surpass any 10- sorts. A large part of our economy A report was math by president E. Katx, in the absanc* of Robert . year period of Monmouth County's has been based on the resort in- dustry. This put a tremendous Warwick on the coming cocktail load on a short three-month sea- party to be held at the Remington son and the whims of the weather. Lounge, Long Branch. Mr. Kali Now, with the added industrial stated a letter and Invitations have and commercial facilities, we can been forwarded to all municipal look to a much better balanced leaders and the club membership. economy the year-round for the A report waf mad* by Pa We Mc- entire area. Ginn, regional vice preeldeat of the "Our residential sales have.In- State Young Democrats Club of creased.considerably (or several convention bualsftM held at At- years, but until just recently our lantic City in May. Ha ilto re- industrial sales .were making a ported on the coming regUttsUon slower climb. In the past two years, however, we have more than doubled our industrial sales in Monmouth and Ocean Counties. "In pur company *» Juva an Industrial department that works with local communities to assist Wednesday will mark the start I making her feel an integral and May Obtala Appttcatteas them in their industrial develop- of the second haU to make all the arrangements. Brown Travel Bureau oar canst vana a-•• earn St. FMU nm—t T Braatfwar. K*rp*rl - Jtlfkl cattsi CO Mill

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