A Panorama COVERING O l Local r o w N M in o p h o l m d e l , m a o uo n Peoplesop And NAIUM O, MATAWAN Ev vents IM I AWAN BMOWM

APRIL Mamber M r ii Y IA R — 4ltt WEEK ■*• t an f Or— t o M lilt a MATAWAN, N. J „ THURSDAY, 15, 1965 n ational Editorial Ameclatlon Single Copy Ten Cents ^Will Receive Bids For New Traffic Control Plan In Effect At Matawan Railroad Station Plaza Local Public Works Department Planned T in K i w i TownaMp Commit- Voting unanimously, the Mata­ lection supervlslo n, rec­ ■ “ "■ ...... plans Joiapli F. Smith wan Borough Council Tuesday night reation areas, borough equipment r i l N M i d - introduced an ordinance creating a and crews and personnel. The au- m (*• MiMkto.lall, Lower Bactad PNiidawt department of public works and perintendent would have the power: _ __ i Sl. aed erd «ed Mdefor con? fixing the duties of the public works to engage services ol consulting en.: to h tN M iv td i t the coaa- Joseph F . Smith waa elected superintendent, Frank Triscari. A gineers if needed. ■ ItfMie’a at«l«M ar I. : . , presidaat ef thia Veteraas Memorial public hearing Is scheduled Apr. Engineer's, Inspector's Duties, . 'f ia B e e a ir fa r tke.-fMovatlon o I Home lac.. Cliffwood, for. the 1 MS- 27. The engineermould head the Jk t ptatMM M M ta f ilp h t with con­ 11 term at tha meeting held In Vet- In his post as public works su­ engineering bureau and he reipon. " Haa 'la . * M a r lo ’*»:■ eommlttte, named tiustcaa. The superintendent would be re­ the Planning Board, and advising the council, Planning Board, the fretfwfcfc Htcfctr.Hie architect. Raymond Hildebrandt w m ap­ sponsible for all borough buildings, M h l itaM l»w povm ing tho award streots. sidewalks, traffic controls, Board of Adjustment and other of­ pointed bar , cfeeirmaa and Mr. ficial agencies as required. coatneU bv municipal corpora­ Llegel, hail rental chatrmaa, by the parking lots, water and sewer sys­ te ta Him Je n a y ra ja to u t the tems, snow removal, garbage col- The building inspector would & aew president. A way( aad mmns head the bureau of Inspection aad MO Of « M r i a | ‘t a lM t M tllM tM ’’ committee will be appointed at the private eoameien. also would be wining officer and next matting (o plan the activities the issuer of certificates of oc- w ii By Mnta H i m fo rth eyM r. TlMM M tUMtM, ha aotad, are Bradley To Bell pancy. The inspector also would be iaetf by p riratt ilm u M t governed required to co-ordinate duties with W f t t t f d ettttitM affecting munict- Sale Is Opposed the plumbing Inspector and the I eospecatleo*. At tke eoaunit- Eight Candidates Board of Health and be an advisor School "Demonstration!" Industry Closer to the council and Planning and t'a M m oUm , It w u tuggctt- JacUon St. Owners Zoning Boards. . CM Ire n the audience that comM- “DemeaetratleM” al Matawaa Cliffwood Bench Water An electronic* manufacturing Council also voted to withdraw •reblt emanate might be uved t t In COP Primary Hit Parking Lot Plan an ordinance prohibiting street and fee "bufert eadmatt" method of ■Mieaal High School Ttteeday plant which would employ about sidewalk obstructions. Mayor Ed. fttcm M a* coati wert used, Staaring Committee aad Wednesday Involved "only a 241 workers, will be built on the handful of pepUa” and failed to Application by Martin Bell, as wurd E. Hyrne, who urged coun­ r U h CMMUttee dlrtcttd Ht attor- 4t-acre Otto tract oil Ravine Dr., head of the supermarket store his disrupt Ihe aermal claae ached- Mayor Edwnrd E. Hyrne told the cil to rescind the measure, said y m , Richard Schwartt, to prepare Salacti Slat* Co. Rate H ike Voided family operates on Main St., to ac­ ordinance Incorpontlni eight aim . H was reported yesterday Malawan Borough Council Tues­ merchants feared some provisions by Lather A. Fester, Superinten­ quire the John J. Bradley property of the ordinance could result In IgMtad bua atopa along Lloyd A Republican primary contest State Public Utllltlej Commission Conclusions Listed day nl((hl. to tlte rear, at 2 Malden Lane, a w u assured last night at a special dent af Schools. The mayor said officials of their harassment over such thingl lor commutera la the Strath- has Issued its ruling on the applica­ “ 1. For the purpose of this pro­ 200 ft. by 66 ft. tract, ran into oppo­ I w m . Three more will be dea­ combined meeting of the Matawan Jeha Caracclolo, high school V and S Builders Inc., Cranford, as sidewalk displays and the loca­ tion of Cliffwood Beach Water Co. ceeding, the fair value rate base sition last night before the Mata­ tion of shopping carts. ltMl whM Uyod Rd. la widened Township Republican Club and principal, aaid et most eight pu­ for higher rates to consumers to owners of the tract, told him Sat­ under [iresent operating conditions, wan Borough Zoning Bourd of Ad­ Sidewalks Study ■thar Ib Marlboro Townihip. county district leaders. In a Joint pils were involved In demonstra­ cover a (384,000 improvement pro­ urday they were planning a 10#,- as hereinbefore discussed, is $120,- justment. Only one objector took Councilmnn Howard A. Hender­ unouncement by municipal chair­ tions which Included some locker gram. The PlIC finds that the rate ott square foot facility. Mr. ■ The ordinance, now being pre­ rattling and sitting In hallways OOt; and with the plant Improve­ the stand against the move, Mrs. son said a study shows that side, man Frank Devlno and club presi­ increase of 130 to $54 per year on Ilyrne declined to name the elec­ Kathryn L. Mason, 138 Jackson fared, lachidM the following during period changes. Pupils ment program completed is $446,­ tronics firm. Tbe land was re­ walks installation nn Route 34. dent, Albert Allen, eight candidates unmetered service ana other in­ 800; and the fnir rale of return to St., but Mrs. Charles Leto, 136 Schwarts, includes the following for the seven open township coun­ who called this eewspaper, said cently rezoned to a light Indus­ from Franklin St. to Edgewater atop*, northbound from the town- creases in tariffs in the same de­ be applied to the rate base of 6.1 Jackson St., next door to the Brad­ cil posts were presented to they were demonstrating agalnsl trial designation. A light Indus­ Dr. would cosi about $3000. Ho atilp on Lloyd Rd.: Route M; Cam­ gree unwarranted at this time. But per cent. ley tract, plied Mr. Bell with ques­ termed such an expenditure too township Republicans. school plans to Increaae the the state body's ruling grants an trial park is planned for the site. Bridge Dr., at the first driveway achool calendar to 111 days and "2. The existing rules of peti­ The mayor said the clettron- tions in a show of hostility to the* high. Mr. Devlno stated that a tremen­ increase sufficient to cover an an­ proposal. There was other opposi­ •f the Strathmore B«th and Tennla reduce the Easter vncntfon. tioner (Cllffwood Beach Water les firm is the initial pro|ect. lie In response lo complaints about dous aurge of interest by township ticipated deficit and allows that the tion, but these persons confined Club; Idlewlld La.; Church St.; M r. Foster said Ihe achool cal­ Co.) under present conditions re­ hus staled the site could support the condition of Aberdeen Rd., Draxtl La: Andover La.; Noble P I., dtiiena to effectively oppose the utility can apply for the new rates sult in an annual pro forma loss themselves to interspersing angry current drift of local government endar of IH deys w ei adopted about 500,000 square feel in Incl- Mayor Ilyrne said a study now , and Northland La. by Ibe board ef education “ about once the improvement program to of $881H! and with the plant improve­ remarks as discussions touched on under way will be completed In resulted In an unusually high num­ justify them is completed. lilies. Principals In Ihe building their properties without thum for­ this lime last year” and remains ment program completed would firm arc Victor I). Shnhetn, Ruin- about two months. He predicted, -if^'Southbound b u m wfll deposit ber of qualified candidates willing The rate increased was combat- produce an operating loss of $23,- mally declaring themselves as ob­ however, that it would cost about to serve. unchanged. Pupils already have soii, und Antonio lulonc, Cran­ jectors. passengera on Lloyd Rd. at the foi- loat one day f>ec ausc of snows ted by both Malawan Township 553. '.'lie continuation of such rales ford. $50,000 In reconstruct the road lowing Interaectloos: Northland “ This made the caucus commit­ The state requires a minimum Committee and the Madison Town­ would therefore bp unreasonable Norman J. Currie, Keyjwrt, rep­ "properly." mid Indicated that ta .; Noble PI.; Dawn Way; Drexel tees job of screening candidates es­ of IM dayi- Mr. Foster said the ship Council on behalf of their and would not afford petitioner an resented Mr. Bell. He put Mr. council is nut likely "to spend that L a.; Church St.; Cypress La.; pecially difficult and resulted In Twesdsy return to school after Cliffwood Beach residents served opportunity to earn a fuir return. Bradley on the stand first, Mr. kind of money lightly," Cembridge Dr., and Route 34. The almost dally screening sessions to the Easter vacation has been fol­ by the utility. The two municipali­ "3. Under present conditions pe­ Clifford Reeves Bradley is chairman of the zoning (continued on page four) committee announced that thrM mMt tha filing deadlines,” he said. lowed every year except one in ties united in hiring Elliot Katz, titioner's proposed rates would pro­ board, but had disqualified him­ More atopa at Oxford La., Warren Candidates File tbe last M years. Long Branch, as spccial counsel to duce an operating income of $X!,- Named Collector self because of his being u party D r.. and Fordham Dr., would be Republican primary candidates act for them at the public hear­ 240 and a rate of return of 2ti.K(i7 in ownership of the subject proper­ added whoa Marlboro Twp. com­ ty of Live case. First Aid Squad include Oeorge Brenorf, 10 North ings on the Increase, which were per cei.', which is excessive. Un­ Will Run For Office pletes lu plans to widen Lloyd Rd. protracted from November on jnto der conditions wilh the plant im­ Mr. Bradley testified he had Shore ConCOurse, Cllffwood Beach; Branch Manager owned the properly 17 years. He The comntttM also Mnted Roy Hana H. Froehilch, 39 Ayrmont February. provement program completed, pe­ In G e n e ra l E le c tio n To Open Drive Matthews, a fishing tt|tlqn opera­ Lane, Strathmore; Sam Maniscat- The PUC has reached the follow­ titioner’s proposed rales would pro­ said that when he and his family tor, as a member ol the townshlp’a co, 2 Rlverdale Dr., Cllffwood; Named By Bank ing conclusion about the rate In­ duce an operating income of $2S,- Clifford Reeves sr., 68 Atlantic moved In, it was a residence area House-To-House Calls ‘ r commission. crease sought: . ( continued on page seven) Ave., Malawan, Monday night was back of a country town business Philip M. Smith, 907 Woodmere district of a row of small shops and Will Start May 3 Dr., Cllffwood Beach; Eugene O. FAM Director* appointed Tax Collector effective Valanzano, 335 B Furman Rd,' Pet­ today. Mr. Reeves, appointed by stores. But, by a rezoning move in 1[W0 , the borough extended the busi­ Funeral Service er Valias jr., 10 Norwood Lane; Select Leon Waitt Mayor Edward I*, liyrne with Bor­ Plans for the I9G5 Drive wer# ness zone back to his property, Mr. Richard Vermilyea, 33 Inglewood Manzo Property Herbert Kendall ough Council confirmation, will re­ completed at the bi-monthly meet­ The board of directors of the place Mr.s. Marietta D. Connor. Bradley declared, so that one- ing of the Mntawan First Aid and Lane and Jonathan White, 73 An­ fourth of the land area is now busi­ Rescue Squad held in the head* For Father, Son dover Lane. Farmers and Merchants National Council also accepted the resig­ Bank, Matawan, Tuesday night ap- Misused For Dump Back In Vicinity nation of Mrs. Connor, an interim ness. More, houses were bought up quarters, Little St., Matawan. ... Victims O f Boating Mr. Brenon Is a superintendent where the business zone extended First Lieutenant Arthur Nixon an* for Acme Refining Corp. and a for­ Traphagen Appeals He Charges Bad Faith and Mr. Bradley declared he nnd nounccd the drive for 1965 will r'%^Mithap In Raritan Bay mer member of the township's In­ his family found themselves look­ start Monday, May 3, with house* dustrial commission. He Is a senior For Owner To Act By Marlboro Council ing out from their home on a com­ (o-house calls Monday through Funeral lervloes were held yes­ vice commander of Sixth District, mercial complex, especially in n Thursday from 0 p.m. io 8 p.m. terday for a Matawan life In- (continued on page seven) Mayor Henry E. Traphagen said Herbert Kendall, Princeton, a rear door view of the now greatly throughout the month. Memberi gurance agent and hla l7-year-o!d yesterday he is uppeulinf» direct­ mass housing developer who pre­ expanded business establishments will be wearing white coveralls. ton who drowned as the result of ly to Michael Manzo, Matawan dated Levitt and Sons, Inc., in at- on Main St. Mr. Bradley made it Anyone wishing to send their do* a boating mishap in Raritan Bay contractor, in the matter of the teinptlng to bring In thousands of known the preference of himself (continued on page four) Saturday, Apr. 10, IMS New Trial Given dump that has sprung up on Man- houses into the sector where Strath­ and his family was for a homo­ nations by mail may address sama The body of M. Perrin Coon, S7, xo-owned property along Lloyd Rd. more now stands in Matawun site in a genuinely * maintained to the Squad, P.O. Box 28, Mata­ af IS Overkill Rd., Matawan, was Security Officer opposite to the entrance to Line Township, showed up in this area residential area. wun. All donations will be acknow­ •Ighted by a tanker north of Earle Rd., near the NY&L.BRR. The again Thursday when he look the ledged. Business establishment! Marlboro Township Council to task Zoned Residential Naval Ammunition Pier at I: IS dump refuse has heen added to in (continued on page four) a.m. Sunday. A Coast Guard heli­ R*traeh Guilty Plea the past three days despite a dec­ by aliening bad faith in dealing Mr. Bradley admitted to Thom­ with him on the part of the munici­ as Ryan, board aecretary, that he copter and cutter searching the In Ber Patron Cleih laration at the township board of Two Drivers In On area found the body of the boy, health meeting Monday it would pality. The occasion for Mr. Ken­ had not sought to sell his pluce for dall's appeurance was a public residential purposes, even though Robert Coon, nearby in the 3J- A new trial for Willie Davis, be cleared up. Four Tickets Each ,#Rree waters. Committeeman Gilbert E. Hick­ hearing on an ordinance to elimi­ this was the zoning for It. Cliffwood, who pleaded guilty Mar. nate • garden apartments zone Mr. Bell told the hoard his firm y j f h e bodies were taken to the 31 to assault upon Clifford Gllda- man reported at the meeting he Two drivers, each with four traf­ west of Route 9. was limited to 29 parking places pedle Funeral Home, Matawan, had had assurance from Mr. Man­ fic tickets to answer, came before wle, 138 Asbury Ave., Union Beach, Uy Mr. Kendall's indignant re­ now, inadequate for the volume of Where Dr. C. D. Malcolm Oilman, was granted by Magistrate Sey­ zo the area would be cleared, by o Magistrate Ralph S. Heuser jr., LEON WAITT port ut the meeting, he had been their business, and with the Brad­ Monmouth County physician, found mour R. Kleinberg, Keyport, last cover operation, in the order of a CLII FORI) KEEVIIS Matawan Horough, Thursday. Bor­ dealing with the township counc il ley tract to cut up, he could get 25 the father and aon hsd died of ex­ week. Application for the new trial pointed Leon Waitt, Keyport, as landfill. ough police made the arraign­ (continued on page seven) tax collector, effective today, Mrs. more. posure and submersion somewhere was made by Edward Furry jr., us manager of the Cliffwood Branch of (continued on prage four) ments, Robert Hollingsworth, Red Connor was appointed to the post Mr. Bell was plied with questions (continued on page seven) attorney (or the Garden State De­ the bank which Is located on Cllff­ Hank, run into tin* more serious to replace Thomas Francy who sub­ as to whether autos would emit tective Agency, Oradcll, Mr. Da­ wood Ave., near Route 35. difficulty, lie was fined $200 nnd mitted his resignation in Mardi. from thte parking area over the vis' employer. Mr. Farry told the The new branch, complete with $5 costs (or driving on the revoked Nuning Horn* Gat* Mr. Reeves, 51, served [or nine extension of Jackson St. beyond Lit­ court his client had been con­ all banking services, Is scheduled list. $2.) and IS costs for improper years as a member of (lie Mata- tle St. As for light, lie would have Violation! Charged fused when entering a "guilty” to open Friday, Apr. 23. plates, $") and $'t costs (or no reg­ (continued on page four) a street light put up on a nearby plea without counsel Mur. 31, be­ Mr. Waitt, an employee of the istration in possession, but was Resamliui his long battle with the bank for the past five years, is street pole at his firm’s expense, lieving that a "least touching" In­ (continued on page four) cleared on a no license count. Pa­ Madison Township Zoning Board volved an assault Instead of, as experienced In all phases of bank­ Showdown Noars On trolman Irvmg Nusbaum a|>- Adjustment over the Emery Mr. Farry contended, a willful ac­ ing, and was assigned as platform - £ preliendcil him Mar. It, The de­ Marsing Home variance, Kennetl tion to wraak hurt or harm upon assistant. Me Is s graduate of Mid­ M ad iso n H ills Issue Marlboro GO P Club fendant was unable to meet his Manning. Middlesex Rd., Monday dletown Township High School and another. Battle lines were drawn In Mad­ W ill Baclt McCue total of $245 fines, so was sen- appeared before that body to de­ Mr. Farry explained Mr. Davis Is taking courses offered by the 1965 U'nced to 2!l d.ivs in the county mand the conditions contained In American Institute of Hanking and ison Township during the past works as a member of the agency's week over tht* big showdown din* Lawrence ('. Yuuiigmiin, presi- jail. ' Me variance granted two months urlty officers force and Is one of al Rutgers University evening divi­ Robert I., (illiouly, Perth Amboy, sion. Mr. Waitt, 23, Is married and Monday night when tho (mvnahlp drill of the Marlboro Township Reg­ j a allowing an emergency en- I* Inned to work at the Mon­ could pay his fiiur fines, He pain ■Knee gate from the Middlesex the couple has a daughter. council aci.q on a WO gnrden Apart­ ular Kepublirun Club, has announc­ mouth Lounge, Broad St., to keep EASTER SERVICES ments unit, Mndison Hills, nt Km- ed that the club will buck Council­ IS snd $5 costs on euch of two Rd. area be enforced, that tha gate tha iwace. Mr, Davis was on this counts o( disregarding a tm((ic be kept Wcked, Mr. Manning stou Kd. and Route 9. The town­ man Charles 1, McCue for ro-elec- duty, the attorney explslned, when Three Condemnation* ship board of ndiKMllon followed lion along with other Republican signal, $3 and $.ri costs (or driving charged lhat In the Interim he had Mr. Olldt«4e thrust a lighted on llie wiong side of the road teen the entrance uaed by N t On Church St. Worli Pint MttbedM CkerM w m Oatta rtplieeptl) the lead of it< pn^ldent, William candidates, considered qualified by match agalnat the left side of his Rice, in voting fl-2 for a "mora­ club member*. Mr. Youngmnn nev. Carroll ■. HaU. torium" on gulden nptirtmrnM con­ vises thnt ho will issue all slate- tion of Mr. Davia was then In self­ Township municipal attorney, ob­ Prank E. Sweeten. Minister RMtor struction. mentj mid news releases In the fu­ Kovnl related his pur<-iilt of Ihe de. residential i r n of Matawaa Bor- defense and the performance nf his (endant into Madison Township, tuuh and around Mlddlcaei Rd. tained order from Superior Court Donald W. Shaner, Assistant flood Friday services will Include Thy vote Thtmdiiy saw Mrs ture to Hlnifnote conflicting views (continued on page seven) In Freehold Prldny to start con­ Carol Kosobucki, Mm , l-nince* which huve been presented In the Joseph I a Porta, Irvington, paid Benjamin Kleinberg, South Riv­ Music will be by the chancel Ihe Litany and Mass of the Pit- $M) and I ) costs on a shoplifting er, board attorney, refuted to let demnation prom'dlnf’s against sanctified, 9 a.m.; three-boor devo- While, Richard hne, .fosrph f*np* past. three owners lo acquire tracts for choir at Ihe Maundy Thursday lloly pelll and l.lndlry Higgins ullgnrd Mr. Youngmnn slut** Ihr OOP cliargH by Calvin Hell, Malaw.iii. Ihe membership make reply. The Income T ai. (m ic e liods front 11 o'clock noon to .1 p in. t'arlene II. Aube, '1 Marc Dr., Mat- Ihe widening of Church Sl. and Communion servicc at 8 p.m. with Mr Hico hut WIIHmn Kerr Club ii n sound, ptoud, progiesjve attorney noled Mr. Manning had Free to our customers . . . a Saturday, matins und Antc-Com- awnn, paid llfi and $3 cosls on a statement of your deductible drug Atlantic Ave. under tho consent muaion will bu read nt V a.m.; Sac­ and l)r, Margrry Turner opposing orguiil/alloii. filed null In the Interim to upeet The Community Good Friday aer­ h[mi»'iIiiii{ ticket from Pnlrohnnn the variance, ao any comment purchases for your IM.1 Return. agreement with l.evltt A Sons. The vice will I* held at 1:30 p.m. with rament of f’enmice will l>« mlmin bin Ntand ai Involving Ihe hounl of Nu;!ior fmnl (lie iatn<« nlghl, resident that he muit seek all his Mr. Shaner will proinih Kusler nl nitat uf lloly Baptism will Im ml I'aster Farad* edreiie* In court and Incorporate State Highway Department has, so ministered. .Salvatore SkIvd !<•■! hh nn«ihnn tin* 1:45 n.m. service when the cru­ fight In k*w|> Ihn tnwii'lilp UiiImii 8 U lorla" and the cniul choirs will Ihn imTilnj' tn kirrM ih April llllli The hotrd plan* to view ihe M tea. fl »«years tH ' age, „ . a resident tiliice nl C iisM 's, 7 W, I'riml 81,, It:fill tt.ill, the Sunday .School will Tlio pastor will di!llvn‘ the s p i- of *»v(“ «dv 19 Ml. ■ ■ . , Tw> THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, April 15, 1961

la the bottom of tha filth, Tread­ Ern ie Graham brought Woodbridge Club Wim Pint Prize Leytonian Club Member! Everyone.” Mrs. Loeffler will at­ Spring Bezeer way advanced hi* own cause with uncomfortably close. Attends Conference tend and she will be accompanied a double and came home when tbe So, in the la it inning, when Cap­ For Miniature Room Distribute Palm Crosies by Mrs. Joseph Smith and Mrs. Weldon Sams, A gala spring bazaar will be beld '1 Steven* outfield bungled up Zim­ pola produced his third hit of the on Ihe grounds of the Matawan h Winning Two merman's fly lo right. The Steven* The Woman's Club of Laurence The Laytonian Club of the First day for the Barron*, MTHS Coach Harbor received first prize for the Methodist Church distributed palm Grammar School, Broad St., Satur­ I w M I W lo o k « Madison coach unaccountably removed Var- Matawan K Of C Unit day, Apr. 24, from 10 a.m. to 2:30 relraan a* pitcher here. Skip Eh- McKeoa yanked Masker and sent in miniature room aubmitted for the crosses to each parishioner at Ik m a W p N ( li I n i m increasing- G ary Vanderals to finish it out. But Miniature Room Contest of the New Palm Sunday services, according to Plans For Breakfast p.m. Mrs. Mark Fields, general W i 9w i l l — Thursd*y whta th« lers, the relief pitcher, had little chairman, announced that work to show. Randy Milaxzo lingled Ihe Cappola blow had come wilh Jersey State Federation of Wom­ the report given at the meeting nf m m n tm wm tha second game of en’s Clubs. ITiis first-place award the club held in the home of Mr. In c Cardinal Newman Council shops conducted during the past M r (Nun imarcwivfly, defeat- home Zimmerman and came In two goaa and Vanderals had only few months have completed the himself on another Mt by Doran. received in the Fifth District at and Mrs. Rhea Longstreet, Forest 5324 of the Knighls of Columbus, J.P. ftoMM (North Edison) to fan out A l Be M u to wind it up. American Home Day in Koos Bros., Ave., Matawan. Matawan, will hold its annual Com­ handmade articles to be sold. In Roger Treadway, big right- The Spartans clubbed Ehlers all Masker, getting credit for the win, Freehold, will entitle the room in munion Breakfast Sunday, May 23, addition, there will be games for a had tanned four and walked three. The Rev. Frank Sweeten, rector, Imadsr, want the route tor tbeover the lot in the bottom of the the state contest to be judged at at 9 a.m. in Mindy’s Restaurant, the children and booths of plants, J. P. SUV. (it Ms*. Twp. <:> pronounced the opening prayer, toys, painting a n d home-mad* U a M M t t and White in it« winning sixth to maka tha game safe. Their •h > k ah r k the convention in Atlantic City. Strathmore Lancs, Route 34, Mata­ hitting and their infielding was of and gave another talk in his ser­ foods. McGowan,cl 4 1 S ZlTnmer'n,3b 4 2 3 Mr*. Richard Tier, chairman of ies on “ The Cults" following the wan. Members will receive Holy Thrtw y wu tapped for nine such a high order a* to rate the Lucchtsi.u 4 11 Fryowicz,lf 4 0 1 victors the top team of the area Krych'Syt3b 4 0 1 M)lazzo,2b 4 11 the American Home and Art De­ brief businc&s session. A donation Communion in a body at the 7:30 feln by Ih* Hawlu, but be held tha Campion,If 4 0 1 McCullion.as 3 1 1 partment of the local club, spon­ of 150 was approved for the Cancer a.m. mass in St. Benedict's Church, St. Joseph's Society for the time being. Treadway got Uovctt.rf 0 1 Doran,cf 3 0 3 ■NiMNee mdar control when ba had 4 sored the project. Mrs. Alexander Fund, and plans were made to Hazlet. Mi Ma mate* gave Mm a lead an only five atrikeouts, but he pro­ Tylka.c 9 0 1 Hogan,c * I 1 Plans June I Banquet duced them at vital moment*. He Oarffuita.lb S O I Graec.lb 311 Garibaldi was chairman of the hold a theatre party Oct. 2 to see Catholic Activities Chairman Wil­ which to work alter he had yielded Pagerlund.lb 1 * 0 Kaatluk.rt S O I “ 1 Had A Ball.1' walked nary a batter. Varrtlman.p * a 0 Treadway,p a 1 1 miniature room committee, and liam Matthaey, 197 Washington Plans for a banquet on June I at m im la tha top o f the N rit on two selected a modern family basement St., Matawan, has appointed Ger­ Mta. T)n and lafMdbm that char- The Spartan* gave further con Eh ton,p 1 a * Mrs. Wilbur Schneider reported a Buttonwood Manor, Matawan, room. profit of $82.16 realized from the ard Albanese, 28 Ingram Circle and were made at the Apr. 6 meeting ■rtaHaed the %artanaT play, pta* viodag proof o t their outstanding It < » JO 7 13 Thomas F. Ashe, 12 Incline PI., promise for thi* baseball season kT M m i Seventeen members of the club sale of Easter candy. Sixteen mem­ of the Rosary - Altar Society of St. « atrifcaout, got Treadway out of Matawan as co-chairmen. Members IM * bad spot a t tlw start. when they downed Woodbridge S-4 J. P. Stevens 101 DOS S-l attended American Home Day In bers attended. The next meeting Joseph's Church, Keyport. Mrs, Madiaoni TownaMBTownaMl laa 032“ *—7a—7 will be at the home of Mr. and will receive tickets in the mail on ihe Barron*' Held Monday. The » l « l l tw p.p . t»F (4) Kao* Bro*. and helped with their Charles Emery will be chairman. Ja a Ztam enaaa'* double, Jo* MARK E. MULLER displays ol hsnd-made articles in­ Mrs. Schneider, Ravine Dr., Mat­ and are welcome to bring their a 't tfagle and i i n Doraa’a McXaoa forca* loat no time In tak­ ak » k ak i k Rosary and Benediction in the Zim'man.ab 4 1 } Baraa.MBaraa.tf 4** cluding ceramics, hand - knitted awan. friends. church preceded tha meeting. A ing command of tha gam*, scoring FrvowlcSjIf I I I MsrcinlaMarcinlak.at______a 1 I Mark E. Mulier, Mulier Chevro­ throe rua* la tha lin t oo a walk to MlUua.jb 4 11 VanOalm.U a * • swaatcra, needlepoint and liquid The council will hold its next reg­ nominating committee was appoint­ i H aw M poaad (hair W r let, Matawan, la one of 44 men se­ embroidery. ular meeting Wednesday, Apr. 21, :§rn tkrmt la tba (M id whea thrw Fryowicx, a alaala by Miluxe and McCulllon^e 1 0 I Orakam.U » * 1 P-TA Executive Board ed aad plan* were mad* for a a t a b le by Doran, ptua aa error. Doran,d i l l C w t l i A 411 lected nationally lo attend an un- at 8:30 p.m. in the meeting room of spring sale at the next meeting oa Mta wMi tww aaU tied tha aoort. _____i,e a o a Wyaae.rt a I I uaual butineee academy in Detroit Makes Plant For Session the Strath more Lanes. Vkaadwwf ga a big break whaa Ib a ta rta n * chased Camphe to Orata.lk aoa Mymjl I a* Flower Arranger W il May 4. th* third when Zimmerman and Koath*,i« aoa aasmviM.lb 4 a t which w u founded by Chevrolet a £ S m k Maakarn a a i BateaU.** 4 * * lor tha advanced professional edu­ Preient Cfcib Program Plans for the meeting of the Par­ M t ky a laMad ball m t dadarad F ry m ria N t safety, MoCulUon ^i.p.aiM jg-jfc.e ... w a lu d and a t a b le steal and er­ cation of ita moat promising deal- ent - Teacher Association o t the eefcrsiMagtha rfda. ■ v erdtip aalea executives. Matawan Regional High School HOME OWNERS . . . .. MllfllHMttMIII - ror M owed. J o h a MoatamKI, Tim Garden Chib R.F.D., Holm- Sw Our PtpmrfiMt • "W iwrf _&!!! Tha Institution, called "Chevro­ dri. w ill matt oa Tueaday Apr. 20. were completed at the meeting of the Madiaon bat* the rest of the ia * a aaa 10 let's Academy for Retail Sales Ex- at I p.m. la tha Middletown Baptist the board of directors of the P-TA w ay.' ' lean k» laataiai __ acutivaa," waa established two Feikiarsitip Hall. The guest speaker held in Ihe faculty room o( the LA W N Madiaon Tw>. M W M high achool. 3 7 ” So it became a hanging on mat­ Wnn«tr1*0 » a a III M year* ego in cooperation with the wiH ha Mra. Arnold Treptow, Fan aB-Ooran.- McCUUIoo. “ -Maikar Wayne State University ■ Universi­ She w ill present a program Mrs. Joseph Loeffler, president, M O W ERf. t f aw M k wfcaa M aa MeOewaa ter for the Light Bkte aad White. H H - O ffo li m «V w M a dMMa for North Edi- T h e ir (tartlnc pitcher, righthai ty of Michigan Management Divi­ oa “ Flower Arrangements Through- conducted the session. She announc­ Full tlae sion a* an auto industry “ first." oat ih* Home.” ed that the nomination and elec­ M a and Jm Leeehaaai aot • baaa Jo e Baaker, waa tapped for a I t yaw oasd priating of aay kind, Lax* and dw aa error lor North f l b w But by Woodbridge in tne fourth on Seven sessions of the academy Mr*. Treptow I* a nationally ac­ tion of officers for the 1M M I wa aiw hem lo aerva you. Our have been held aince then and this GAftMN fta a ta q r gal th* noR two battar* two single* and a fleMer** choke. quick aarvka a r t reasonable prices credited Judge of the National Coun­ term will be held at the next meet­ Mike Cappola hit a homer with a session, eighth of a serin, runs cil of State Garden Clubs, a lec­ ing Wednesday, Apr. 21. at S:30 -•limns «i« !M M a r to tha hoe and a atrika> will please you. through today. «H . to M l aadad tbe (tavaaa maa aboard in the fifth to bring turer and teacher of American and p.m. in the high school auditorium. Mraat ^ ■ • . tha Bartons back Into tho ball Thia week, why don’t you look A different group of men is se­ Japanese flower arranging, a mem­ There will also be shown a film en­ i thanflaatyy caahcd la «a game. In the bottom of the sixth, through th* windows of your lected from various sections of the ber of the N .J. Judges Council, two titled "The Broad Base Tax." The Come In and Get Your a walk and hit* by Montaxolii and church . . . from the inside. country for each academy session. Federated Garden Clubs and a charter will be presented to the Classes are held at Wayne Stale charter member ot Ikebana Inter­ Explorer Scouts, who are sponsor­ FREE SPRING CATALOG University, Detroit, with a faculty national Montclair chapter. She ed by the P-TA. Fuff W - including some of tiie nation's out­ holds a teachers certificate from Delegates were selected to repre­ • Skete Boards • Bikes • Wegoni • Toys standing bualnem educators. tha Sogetsu School of Flower Ar­ sent the local P-TA at the Fourth ranging in Japan and haa lectured Anm Jf Governor’s Traffic Safety Hardware • Sporting Goods • Auto Parts Bed Labi Employee! and taught extensively. Confeience to be held In Trenton At the “ Guest Day" meeting the Thursday, Apr. 22. The topic is 112 MAIN ST., MATAWAN — 566-3152 Contribute $16,000 club membera are urged to bring “ New Jersey's Safety is a Job for a guest. Employees at Bell Telephone Laboratories in New Jersey and Film On Mental Illness Tony Says: New York contributed more than SIS.OOQ to l i community service or­ W il Be Shown Monday ganizations in Monmouth County “CRABGRASS during their 1965 Service Fund A film will be shown on Monday Drive just ended. The drive Is an al • p.m. in Bayview Presbyterian annual company program which Church, Cliffwood Beach. "The 91st Is On The Prowl . . . gives Bell Labs people an oppor­ D ay" is a lilm showing the strug­ tunity to contribute lo local cam­ gles of a wife whose husband be­ paigns serving their home com­ came mentally ill. A background of See us before it is too late.” munities and to the Red Cross the problem of mental illness and Chapters that conduct blood donor how the individual and the com­ programs at major Bell Labs loca­ munity may crusade against men­ tions. ial illness Is portrayed. BRING YOUR In all, 10,462 Bell Labs people The public is invited to attend. gave $94,255 to 41 federated cam­ The Women's Association will PROBLEMS paigns in nine New Jersey Coun­ meet at 7:3(1 p.m. in Fellowship TO US I TONY GIORDANO ties, the Greater New York Fund, Hall to hold a business meeting. and four chapters of the American At the conclusion of the film, re­ Red Cross in the metropolitan freshments will be served by the area. Catherine Close Circle. Contributions totaled 123,­ 500 more than the Company's 19tH The Easter Seal Society reports drive with more than 85 per cent that there are an estimated 2,000,­ i the people participating. Bell 000 handicapped men and women in Laboratories has locations in New the United States who need voca­ Jersey at Murray Hill, Whlppany, tional rehabilitation in order to en­ Holmdel, and Chester, and in New gage in suitable employment. Re­ York. quired to meet needs is trained personnel in medicine, counseling, How about business cards? We psychology, physical and occupa­ WE HAVE A L L Hie SPECIALS can supply them quick: and nt the tional therapy, social work, select­ right price. Come and try us. ed placement and related services. O N SCOTTS PRODUCTS It Yon SEE IT ... or READ IT ... or HEAR IT - READ ALL THE ADVERTISEMENTS: WE HAVE IT! PLUS - ★ W E VISIT THE LAWNS TO HELP YOU SELECT T H E RIGHT PRODUCT FOR THE JOB. i f WE RUN LAWN CLINICS FOR OUR CUSTOMERS TO KEEP THEM INFORMED.

OUR YEARLY PROGRAM HAS BEEN PROVEN ON THE FINEST LAWNS IN THIS AREA.

FULL YEAR AUTO-LAWN PROGRAM

SPRING LATE SPRING e ROLL e LIGHT ROLL • AERATE e AERATE • FERTILIZE e FEUTILIZI e RESEED e W ttD CONTROL | I- 4 J I IT ) e GRUB PROOF Pre Emergent Crabqrats Control Chinch Bug Control

SUMMER FALL

e l ig h t r o l l e ROIL e f e r t il iz e • AERATI WEED I CRAfiSRASS CONTROL (DMA 2T) • RESEED e FUNGUS TREATMENT • FERTILIZE . . . all This for Only Fertilizer Value Annual Program 7.5 lb«, Nitrogen Per Thousand SIGN UP NOW for EARLY SCHEDULING

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION

CALL 5 6 6 - 1 0 1 3 Tony’s HARRIS HARDWARE 130 MAIN STREET WE DELIVER MATAWAN THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, April IS, IM S Page ThrM

■aad Um facility. The entire fleet raiano Narrows Bridge opened. town, and Walter B. Roach, Mata­ Louis Stulti Jr. Inc. State Police Eaam Port Authority Issues Annual a t IU aew air-conditioned rail rap­ From then until tha end'd! the year ATCO Ceramics wan. ATCO Ceramics Corp. is one traffic at the Goethali Bridge was of the largest and oldest producers Named Delco Outlet Written examinations for appli­ id transit car* under construction of glazed ceramic wail tile in the 5* Report Of Activities, Traffic for use on the Port Authority up 82.7 per cent, Outerbridge Cross­ Appoints Aide northeast. The Keyport plant be­ The appointment of Louis Stultz cants to fill vacancies in the Stata Trans-Hudson (PA TH ) system ing was up 21.4 per cent and the gan operations in 1903, but the com­ jr., Inc., Keyport, at franchised Police will be conducted on Tues­ Alfredo Polar has been appointed t b first pluM of construction oa were 1117,251,M compared with should be on the tracks this sum­ Bayonne Bridge was up (.9 per pany traces its ancestry back to service dealer

The Garden State Parkway has invitod motorists to bed down tor a safety sleep anywhere along its roadside on the right in cases of emergency. Executive Director D. Louis Tonti of the New Jersey Highway Authority said the long­ standing invitation was repeated now upon the approach nf milder weather wien driver drowsiness or fatigue is more prevalent anti hazardous. Mr. Tonti said the Parkway, in the interest of safety, encourages motorists to putl off the. pavement 'tS CUrroirt Impala sport Coups and park on the roadside to the ex­ la * uord in Body by I'ithtr atjumanihif treme right for an emergency nap at tho first sign of strain, drowsi­ ness, fatigue or illness. Parkway regulations permit such emergency stops. State Police patrolling the Park­ way check all cars parked on the road shoulders and keep an eye on tho nappers In passing subsequent­ ly, after first ascertaining the rea­ son for the stop. Troopers will re­ port sleeping drivers to their sta­ tions by radio for follow-up checks. At night, sleepers should leave oil parking lights and lock their car doors. ’i f ChevtlU Jifolftu 4-Door SMIon W sitn Armstrong Cork Aide oni thru handsmi mid-till haultrt Retires, Others Named

William D. Martz, Assistant Treasurer and Assistant Secretary of Armstrong Cork Company, re­ tired Apr. I after more than 39 years with the company. In his Armstrong carecr, which began in 1.925, Air. Martz has served with five presidents and seven treas­ urers of the company. When Mr. Martz joined the company, C.l). Armstrong was President, son of founder T.M. Armstrong, whose name the company hears today. * Albert G. Matamoros and Charles 17 M m tp irl Ocupt— sbt A. Walker jr., havo been elected teilhfroM (mta M M m k* to s Suf* St)rt m id assistant treasurers of tho com­ pany by the board of directors, meeting In Lancaster, Pa. Coast Guard Openings

Young men between the ages of 17 nnd 26 who have not completed their military obligation ran do so now in the oldest seagoing service. There are openings now for im­ mediate enlistment in tho Coast Guard Reservo. Qualified young men can be enlisted now nnd start active duty during the months of Juno or September. Those who wotm kfim htitOtm LARd SILECTION off RASTER CANDYI qualify will be guaranteed of three •an nt* m j»tf w * U i At MMW m months of specialized schooling up­ on completion of basic training. im i/DFDDVC d o w n t o w n For moro information inquire al tho recruiting office nt 15 White St,, Hod Hank, Monday, Wednesday or lit W D IllKIK I 9 KEYPORT Friday from 8:30 n.m. to fi p.m. or If you’ve been sitting tight waiting for Just call 7*11-12 IH. j four kind of car, with Just your kind o f powert SHOP WITH CONFIDENCi IN DOW NTOWN KEYPORT i t Just your kind of prioe-walt no longor!

C h m o h t . It ’s a blggor, more bomillful Chtvy U . No car so trim looking h u • AT THE STORI WITH car thii y«ar. Which is why thnt hand* rig h t to bo no th r ifty . D u t t h ill tv It le, ■oin* silhouette could bo mlstnkon for car* w llh brnkoe tlmt nclJust tliem solvu, ft 4 . THE ©OLDEN KEY •oiling * thousand—«y«i two thouiaud long-lived exhaust aad lota of —dollsm more, otlior mono/ Riwonh

C h t v t l k . Thii ons’i got ltvoty look*, Corvair. Ask nny '68 Corvnfc owner how •plrlted power, ft »oftov rldu-nnd a It feoli to drive ft ear w ith * i« h t u f fw n tt'k ab w am ount of room atop n h ig h ly etooring, tanndom traction nnd rwponslv# ■Mniuverable wheolbnro. No woudw 111 ronr-eiiKtne powtr. And be pr*p*r*d W HKM TIME 79 HUN m IM M M IIIT NMflB wdftf’s favorite tuld-iUw «ar. do • lot of lulonlng. ilm Mo tprfng tn t naw Chevrolet, Chovelle, Corvair, Chevy tt or Oorvette ntSlHHNIMKMSai

MULLER CHEVROLET INC. STARTING APRIL If - If4l ASK FOR YOUR MERCHANDISE CARD 110 Main Stm t - M atowon THE MATAWAN JOURNAL. N. I TWsday, April 15. 1961 in the church Saturday from 8 a.m. ______M b s take© to 8 p.m. Anyone interested in sign­ F lM MMhadM Church Phot Church Ot Cfcilat, Id ta U a i aboard gw boat aad M oveitoard. ing up for 1 0 -minute prayer per­ tt Chare* S t, Keaaaburg M Bread BL, Renaat M man to Aora aad th* ant iods may contact the pastor, the Rev. Nratoa W. Greiner, Minister luadoy *errice and Sunday atoning wa* safely takea to the Rev. James H. Silver. Maundy Thursday Tenebrae ser­ School, U a.m. Wednesday, teati- city. An early Easter Scrvice will be vice will be at 8 p.m., when the mony meeting I p.m. Readina room Ifc * Eagle Tit* Company ot Key­ held at 7 a.m. in the church Sun­ sermoa topic will be “ Dispelling open Saturday froir > la 4 p.m What do Jesus’ sufferings and MtfHjzex Tmto * tomt I. port laat weak opened it* factory day. Light refreshment* will be the Darkness (Lighting the 13 Can­ If WWwW W KIW W iM Q FMrTBW OPMPAJfT ‘ Workmen were served following the service. Sun­ dles).” triumphs mean to us today? This is the underlying question to be busy ia getting ready la r early re­ day Church School will meet at Good Friday service will be held taken up at all Christian Science - S S r Z T H c C u u " ) l l u i i « ' b l « _____ sumption a t work and it is said both 9:10 a.m. At the 11 a.m. Easter at 8 p.m. SUMMER AND RECREATION go together. Recrea­ a day aad a night toroe will be put Service, Ihe - Junior and Senior "The Resurrection Life" will be churches Sunday. The subject is th* M*a—» JfMH li • “«< •• M h M M on owing to the demand for floor Choirs will be singing. the pastor’s topic at the sunrise "Doctrine of Atonement." The Bi­ tion Commission in Matawan Township is under som e fire service on Easter at 6:30 a.m. At ble Lesson to be read will include concerning its plans for a recreation program vs develop­ tila in tha building trade. Addition­ this verse from 11 Corinthians: al machinery is to be installed. Craaa Of Clary the » :JI and 11 a.m. service, the ment of recreation sites . . . The decision is, of course, the Latter** Church topic will be "Does Jesus Live?" “ Therefore if any man be in Th* Keyport oyster planter* are Mataaaa-Marlbora Christ, he is a new creature: old commission's . . . However, it might be wise to look at "•n h M m i W h i Fail m M ium JnlM ^* getting ready tor business. John BifaUunar* Seheol, H d m s ___ J Baptist Charch things are passed away; behold, the recreation program provided for Holmdel Township .. . § ^ ^ u i y | «w »H H M ||I aim I* W M k Ik* «m * al Hk w m * and Thomas Msson went to Virgin­ Rev. Richard A Weeden, Pastoi i Atlaatlc St., Keyport all tilings are become new.” children by tl:* Holindej Township Recreation Commission i m S u T m i ia iast week to purchase plant oys­ “ Don't Just Stand There” will R*V. Nicholss J Tate, Pastor and the Holmdei Youth Activities Association. The co­ ters and otiiers have followed their be the pastor’s topic Easter Sun­ Maranalha Baptist Church action. day at the two identical services at Easier Sunrise Services begin al Holmdel • Keyport Rd. and operation between the official and v o lu n te e r organizations ■ Cap!. W . S. Birkbeck of Keyport 1 :1 0 and 10:30 a.m. New members 6 a.m. with the Rev. Edward Ar- Brallley Laae, is splendid . . . And so are the programs they have de­ ringiaa, Keyport, bringing the mes­ H ailet mislaid a package containing 1700 will be received and Infant baptism veloped singly and jointly and with the excellent co-op- administered at 10:30 a.m. Church sage. The combined choirs will Sunday School meets at 9:45 and his pilot license on his sloop sing (pedal music. A light break­ a.m., Easter Sunday worship ser­ erntion of the Board of Education . . . Expect more people on Tuesday of Isst week. He school meets at 9 a.m. fast Will be served following the vices, II a.m. and 7 p.m. The Rev. will take advantage of the excellent facilities provided at THURSDAY, APRIL U, W thought he had left it at Force A service. Morning worship services D. Rosa Brittain will be the guest Wyckeff’a store, Keyport, but a Ol. N ary'a Kglatigal Chore* the Monmouth County Park in Holmdel this year . . . Really will be held at 11 a.m. with the speaker at both services. search there waa of no avail. Later Baal M ai gt, Kejtart an excellent layout complete with an artificial lake . . .One Rev Hoary A Male. Rector Rev. Herbert Presley, New Bruns­ he found H la the cabin of his wick Heights, as the Kucst speaker. iedavak’* Wlta***** dim note, it s just about time to dcwinterize the mower A Time Of Faith afcnp, Maunday Thursday there will be Holy Communion 6:30 and 9 a.m The combined choirs and the youth Kayport Ceagr*gatt*a and prepare for that weekly chore . . . H ite I* th* month of Easter. And throughout Christ­ W ily Y e a n Aa* and 7 p.m., followed by supper. choir will sing special music. The D eato n Hall, DWbloa St- IF YOU THINK New Jersey is having a bad time trying Sunday School department will Keyporttt endom, tha resurrection of Jetua Christ aa the central fact (Issue Thursday, Mar, SO, IMS) Good Friday there will be three- to decide who will be elected in the once deferred Primary «l tha Christian religion w ill be celebrated. On that first hour devotions from 1] o'clock briag their Easter program at 3 A special meeting will be held at election, just look what happened out in Auburn, Kansas, last Last Thursday night the Board of noon to 1 p.m. Reproaches and p.m. Mr*. Garnett Lawson and 7:30 p.m. Friday at Kingdom Hall morning, a great rock stood rolled back (rom tha doorway week . . , City officials of that community of 250 persons wiD Education met In the graded achool Tembr e will be al 8 p.m. Mra. Anna Josey will be in charge. In observance of the memorial of e i an empty tomb. The Lord had risen and the'Christian building and organized for the year Easter Even there wilt be morn­ the death of Jesus Christ. Edward serve another two years, not because they were re-elected F tm Uakarlaa Charch faith was born. hy the election of the following of­ ing prayer and ante-cotnmunion at Gabelli will conduct the service. but because everybody forgot it was Election Day . . . City ficers: President F, C. Bedle; vice Ol Moamaelli County In thia fast paced world, the swift passage of events often 4:45 a.m. Confessiona will be heard Wool F re J St.. Uacrolt On Sunday two meetings will con­ Clerk Charles E. Wymore admitted today that Ihe simple president, E . H. Denton; clerk, Jo ­ from I to 3 p.m. Lighting of Pas kaves us breathless and occasionally wondering how best el A. Wailing. . Rev Harold R Dean. Pastor sider information concerning ’he truth was, “We goofed.” Nobody remembered until it was . chal Candle will be observed at 8 Resurrection of the Dead. The first to be ready both personally and as a nation to meet the Last Saturday Mrs. Fred Lupton, Easter Sunday SctvIcc at 10:30 too late that yesterday was Election Day . . . Auburn was'*' p.m. a.m. will be a family service. Chil­ meeting will be a public lecture to ahifting circumstance* which are sure to arise with the Jr., Miss Hazel Lupton and Mrs. On Easter Day there will be be given by Russell Lowe at 3 p.m. incorporated as a third-class city in August, 1963. The S. C. Thompson had the extreme morning prayer and Holy Commun­ dren from grade 3 through hish new day’s sun. At auch a time, each o( us needs a firm attend with His subject will be "Judgment Day Mayor and five city commissioners are serving their first pleasure of hearing the world re­ ion at $:30 a.m. and Holy Com. achool are asked to base founded on faith In divine purpose and a sense of their parents. Normal church —What It Means To Mankind." The terms as city officials . . , Mr. Wymore said the City Council nowned pianist — the great Pader munion, 8 , 9:30 and 11 a.m. direction and continuity in our lives. Khool classes will be held for al! second meeting will be the Watch- was under the impression that, because they were elected ewskl — In New York. Easter Monday and Tuesday lower Bible study nt 4:15 p.m., H u a is a time to’ strengthen our faith and sense of there will be Holy Communion nt children through second grade. The two years ago in August, the election would be in August Trolley car No. 12, doing scrvice program will feature excerpts from which will consider the subject direction. Easter signifies the renewal and rebirth, approp­ through Matawan, should be tak­ 8:30 a .m. and on Wednesday, Holy "Who Will Be Resurrected—Why?" again this year. Communion, 9 a.m. the Back St. Matthew Passion, the riately the word itself was derived from the name of an en off for repairs. One or more flat telling of Ihe story "The Big Wave” AMATEUR MUSIC GROUPS seeking potential star* ancient goddess of spring. Aside from its religious signl- wheels on it makes the noise al­ ■ataraaag Church a l Keyperl by Pearl Buck, and a brief biogra­ dom will have a wonderful opportunity during the 1965 most deafening as it passes up and flcance, the ritual that is part of the Easter observance in Warrea II.. K ayperl phy of Jesus’ life, entitled "In Me­ season of the New York World’s Fair . . . Starting Friday down the street. Sick and nervous First Aid Squad every church has a meaning for us of its own. It is rooted K n Joha H Sharpe. Pastor mory of Jesus.” A coffee and fel­ night, May 28, and continuing on successive Friday night*, people arc greatly annoyed and lowship hour follows the service. (continued from pa^c one) Early mom servicc will be held a talent quest program for groups numbering three to six deeply in tradition, and it imparts a feeling of permanence would appreciate a substitute car. at 7 a.m. on Easter followed at B Church school is held at 10:30 a.m. are asked to send their donations aa we realize how strongly the traditions of the past are Particularly is this annoying In the a.m. by Easter morning breakfast by mail early. persons, will be sponsored by Rheingold Breweries, Inc. in With us today. . early morning and late evening The regular morning service will P in t Baptlat Charch Building Fund Dance the Fair’s Singer Bowl, an open-air .stadium seating 18,000 hours. A building fund dnnce will be Even my lady’s Easter bonnet is after all not such a be held at 10:45 a.m. There will ■Sale m* W. (Urd Sta. persons. Admission to Singer Bowl performances is free . . . Freeholder Close is having the Rewaat held Saturday, May 29, from 8 p.m. frivolous and meaningless thing. It is part of a tradition be no Sunday School classes and Amateur groups, with repertoires including folk, jazz, class­ gutters on Main Street cleaned out children are to attend church ser­ Re*. Eugene F Gregory, Pastoi to I a.m. in the Legion Hall, Main St. Jack Olsen and his Cavaliers ical, spiritual, rock ’n roll and Latin music, are invited to and happily enough, in most cases, an eye pleasing one. this week, vices. Easter services will begin with a But tradition and Easter finery aside, as we inwardly renew The month of March, this year, Easier music will include: Pre­ will provide Ihe music for dancing compete for many honors. These include stereo and tele-^^,~ 6 a.m. sunrise servicc at Telegraph and will feature “ Mr. Banjo.” Tic­ very from the lude, "Alleluia," Mozart; olfertory, vision sets, portable record players and the opportunity of our dedication to the Christian faith, we pass it on to future has been different llill Park at a location just off the kets for adults only may be obtain­ same month in other years. There "Lilies of the Field,” Stairs; post- enerations as the focal point of life and the continuing key Parkway. Those desiring transpor­ ed from members* of the squad, or being tapped for a possible recording contract with such ' was very little blustery weather lude, “ Thine Is The Glory," Handel uilding block of western civilization. tation will meet at the church by the committee of Henry Ahlers, major participating record companies as Decca, Capitol, S and several very nice spring - like and hymns, “ This Day of Resurrec­ 5:45 a.m. In the event of inclement Jonathan iledj>lin and Theodore MGM, Warner, ABC Paramount and others. days. tion," "Come, Ye Faithful, Raise weather, the scrvice will be held in Union Beach who have not yet Phelan jr. Samuel C. Towler has bought the Old Brick Retarmed the church. At 9:30 a.m. Sunday Communication contributed to the hospital, as well School will be held for every age Lawrence Walker jr. jjave the water in the near future. In rccent hut he felt Mr. Short had been tak­ livery stable business of W. A. Bradevelt Rd., Marlhor* captain’s report for the month of To the Editor, aa giving the many new residents Close. Mr, Towler had heen man­ through adults. A nur.sery is pro­ weeks council has been receiving Rev. John Hart. Pastor March. The M calls during the ing a needless responsibility in rec­ Tke Matawan Business Men’s As­ the chance to become boosters for aging it for Mr. Close ever since vided for infants and toddlers for a mounting number of complaints Dawn scrvice Easter morning month included 13 accidents; ommending a bulkhead to get con* sociation baa read, with some dis­ the much needed 110-bed general it was started and has secured his this hour as well as for the wor­ about "rusty" water and iron con­ will start at 6:30 a.m. with break­ c»mergency transportation; 21 hospital. Phase I I I of the cam­ share of the public business. ship scrvice at 10:45 a.m. At 10:-15 tent in the water. sideration for a septic tank. The may, two article* In The Matawan fast served in the chapel at 7:10 transportation; three fires; and paign will take place in the fall to a.m., the two youth choirs will pre­ Angelo J. Tomasello, planning mayor noted that if the septic tank Journal concerning the pending W. D. Bailey is rebuilding the a.m. “ I Commend" will be the three miscellaneous. There were provide the other service area com­ sent a special selection in addition board chairman; Councilman Ver­ Sidewalk Ordinance. The situation stable, which was nearly destroyed theme al tho 11 a.m. service when 138!) miles traveled; 17,600 pounds was still overwashed by sea water munities a similar opportunity. 10 the anthem by the sanctuary non A. lillison nnd Thomas Ryan, which disturbs us la the repotted In the burning of his mill property. the church choirs will sing a can of oxygen consumed; 98 ambulance in storms, which carried the septic The hospital, which will be located choir. Tbe pastor will speak on zoning board of adjustment mem­ presentation ot our opposition to An automobile got stuck last F ri­ tata by James R. Gillette, entitled hours and 27*1 man hours. Tiie top tank contents back into the bay, oa 17 ic ie a owned by the hospital “ It’s Good to Be Alive!" At the ber, were appointed to assist Wil­ the ordinance aa a declared war day morning in Morganville going “ On the First Day of Ihe Week." men for the month are Jack Miller thereby causing a pollution, all ^ on North Beers St., Holmdel Town­ 7:30 p.m. service, the pastor's mes­ liam Tierney, former planning concerned would he in a seriou*"^ between the Business Men’s Asso­ up the hill by the church and it was Miss Nancy Paton, Freehold, will (2C calls); James Lance, (24 culls) ciation and the Borough Council. ship, haa a goal of (950,000 for be guest soloist. Confirmation class sage will be a chalk illustration of board chairman, in his study-of nredicament with the bi-state Phase II. Mr. Tonti announced as nearly three hours before It got and Mr. Walker jr. (20). We are a new organization whose and Youth Fellowship will not meet the open tomb and special music the building code. hf'nlth authority which has super­ a result ol Phase I that the hos­ started again, a n d only then Edward Crawford was accepted aim is to benefit Matawan general­ this week, will be provided by the chapel vision of the tidal waters of Rarf- pital has in cash or pledges a total through the assistance of some of choirs and Mrs. James Goldie. as an active member. ly , and, mor* specifically, to bene­ our residents. tan Hay and Lower New York har* fit it by giving the residents of the of over $900,000. First Baptist Church bor. The mayor ad nitted the five are* the fecal point of a downtown “ Residents can be ussured that The frost coming out of the H I Main SI., Matawaa lath er Memorial Church Manzo Property homes in Cinder llill were a diffi­ ground has made the Froehold Sunday morning at 6:30 a.m. Missouri Synod ato n in g center which they can the lack of Hill-Burton Funds at Bradley To Bell (continued from page one) cult problem insofar as sewering road In places barely passable for there will be an Easter sunrise Ceka Neck aad Freehold Rd*. b m be proud of and enjoy going thia time will not hold up the plans Hans IL Froelich, 39 Ayrmont is concerned. for construction ol the hospital," loaded wagons. service in the church. The regular New Shrewsbury (continued from paj;c one) to. If we begin our existence by Rev. Daniel D. Reinhelmer John Fiorino, Matawan, testi­ Lane, reported he has. passed the Mr., I^roflijich ,asked, that the alienating the Borough Council our said Mr. Tonti. The Board of Trust- The grounds around the station morning worship services will be Pastor fied as an expert in borough real dump five times and on four oc­ ‘ownship do something about the endeavors will be much less effec­ eea has been greatly encouraged ta Freneau have been in a terrible held at 9:45 and 11 a.m. Sunday Easter Sunrise Scrvice at 7 a.m. casions spotted dumping going on. walking of dogs in the recreational condition for some time and the School will be held at 9:4S*a.m. estate. Mr, Fiorino believed that tive. Specifically we object to the by recent gifts fmm indualry, chibs will be followed by break/ast in the Committeeman Charles W. Dryden ar^i wfcAmim 11 .Park. He reported promised improvements cannot be A nursery is provided during both the area was pre destined to have aaa of th* word "F ig h t" In two ar­ and organizatioaa aad individuals Fellowship Hall, served by the Cou­ reported he had observed it Sat­ a serious nuisance developiiy* Thf ticles and “ withering" la (he arti­ in the service areas. started too soon worship service* and children's business enterprise expand into it. ples Club, assisted by the Walther He accordingly doubted houses on urday. Mr. Dryden felt that per­ board voted to continue its dog wa£ church is held at 11 a.m. cle of Apr. 1 May I add that we Henry Kope, a fyke fisherman *t Leaguers. Worship service is held Jackson St., even if in a residen­ sons dump ihcre because there is den contract for another month are appreciative of tbe publicity nf Port Monmouth, caught two shad B L Baaadlrt’a Charch at 10:30 a.m. with a sermon by the tial zone now, could command FHA no warning sign against it. with Municipal Warden Servicc of our activities. in his net on Monday. This ia the Somerville but Mr. Traphagen said Ito k a lll School pastor and a nursery provided. Sun­ mortgages. He was sure the high­ Permit Refused , (Signed) Looking first catch of the season along the day School and Bible classes meet est and best use for the Bradley Charles R. Short jr., the assistant he would meet with James Smith, Charles C. Schock Jr bay shore. Bethany Rd., Holmdel Farmingdale, operator of the Com­ I n Edward P Blaska, Paator at 9 a.m. tract was for the parking use Mr. health inspector, reported he hid Secretary The new ruling of the post office munity Dog Control service, to de* Maoaae ar* beld Sunday it 7, I. Bell intended. refused a septic tank permit for a Backward department, published in the Pos­ Baf*t*w PraafejiMrlaa Chona Increase fn Traffic new home in the Cinder Hill sec­ termine what rates he would I, I I aad 11 a.m. and at 13 o’clock ChffwMd Beaeb charge for the service. McCua Heads Phase II tal Guidd, is that postmasters and Mrs. Mason was put on the stand tion along Raritan Hay at the Cliff­ post office officials are prohibited Hev David i. Bucci. Pastor by Arthur Lloyd, Keansburg, her wood shorefront, Mr. Short told the Secretary Mrs. Rose K. Wenzel*Vp Slaty Years Age Irom giving out information over "The Cross of Repentance" will O f H«tpiUl Drive BL jM cph's Churefe attorney. She told the board she board he had found the property said no reply has been received (Issue Thursday, Apr. 6, IMS) telephone concerning mail matter be the name of the pastor's sermon objected to (he increased volume three feet below road level and from the attorney for Municipal J. Wallace McCue, D.D.S., 158 The annual report of the Presby­ received or delivered. The reason is Mapta P I., Kayport topic at the 8 p.m. Maundy Thurs­ of traffic that would come when had advised a bulkhead be built Warden Service on the status of tht Main St., Matawan, has accepted terian Church, for the year ending that identity for a certainty cannot Rev. Ccm ellui J Kane. Pastoi day Communion Service. the the way out of the Bell parking to keep out the high tidal flow be­ estate of the late operator, David th* ehairmanahlp of Phase II of the March 31, was distributed to the b* made over the 'phone. Ma**e* will be held Sunday A Memorial service will be held lot would be over Jackson St, She fore a permit for a septic tank P. Condit. Mr. Traphagen said Bayshore Community Hospital congregation last Sunday. The total A water pipe leading to Fred Lup- momlRK at 6:30, 7:30. 8:30, 1:45, 011 Good Friday at 8 p.m. During said such traffic was “ intolerable” could be considered. state officials praised both services Fund Raising Campaign, it was an- membership is given as 196—6 add­ ton's house bursted on Tuesday and II a.m. and .1:15 p.m. this service the pasior will speak now. She also objected to the shin­ Mayor Traphagen ncknosvlcd^ed and are concerned loo many mu* ed by examination and 3 lost by on “ The Cross of Redemption.” the cost of a pumping station in nicipalitics wil] drop the Municipal Bounced by D. Louis Tonti, Presi­ the water worked its way through Calvan MtthodM Chunk ing of the commercial lighting at dent of the Hospital Board. death the peat year. During the The junior, youth and senior choirs night into the windows of homes the area would be prohibitive, be­ Warden Service and make the busi­ the ground and ran to waste until D M St., K*yp*n year the Sabbath - achool increased the tap at the curb was shut off. will participate in this special ser­ und the noise that would be engen­ cause of the waterside conditions ness unprofitable. The drive, which will get un­ Rev. David Propert vice. The pastor noted that Holy der way on May 15, will present I I , making the present member- On Wednesday Richard W. Her­ dered. 112 Pastor Week services were no! held in Ihe opportunity to those residents ahip . , bert began planting potatoes, being Mrs. Leto was even more vi*)>e- Last week J. A F. Stanley start­ There will be two Easter worship conjunction with those of the Key­ ment. She foresaw drag racing on of Matawan Township, Matawan the first in the Wickatunk vicinity. services Sunday at 8:30 and 10: -15 Borough, Raritan Townahlp and ed In to complete the stone toad port Council ol Churches, but he the parking lots and the lot becom­ The Churches of Malawan b*ween Malawian and Keyport, a.m. The junior choir will sing at urged his congregation lo attend ing a youth gan« hangout at night. which w u interrupted last fall by the 8:30 a.m. scrvice and Ihe sen­ the union services -at times services Mr. Currie protested his client the severe weather. Gravel for Health Hints ior choir will sing at 10:45 a.m. were not scheduled in Bayview was not responsible for policing the Invite You To The One Hour the wines on Broadway arrived by The pastor’s message will be "The Church. town. car and is being spread. The steam Glories of Easier." There will be a A 0:30 n.m. liastcr service will Mrs. Leto questioned al)out the nursery In operation during the be held on ihe beach, off Ocean larger volume of traffic on Jack­ COMMUNITY GOOD FRIDAY SERVKi roller, which has ijecn idle all win­ Coma Into Tha G a rd e n ter, has attain resumed work, 10:45 a.m. servicc. Church school Boulevard. A "coffee hour" will son St. being a menace to her small will be in session nl 9:30 a.m. The be held immediately after the ser­ Unless all signs fail Matawan will children. Mr. Hell protested the at First Methodist Church B y Michael S. Newjohn, M.D. sound film, "The Power Of The vice in Fellowship Hall. Church borough has a plan to run Jackson put a baseball team on the Held This is the time of year when Resurection," will Ijc shewn at the School meets at il:iW a.m. "On that will be stronger In every way Si. through to the north end of people start working (a make their Senior Youth Service, at 7 p.m. Wings of Living Light" is the jun­ town, so Mrs. Leto and Mrs. Jnck- Main St. - Opposite the F. A M. Bank than last year's as good as it was. winter dieams of summer gar­ ior choir's anthem and "He Arose" Bibb aaptlai Churek son could hardly avoid more traf­ On Wednesday of last week the dens come true. Alter a sustained the youth choir's anthem at the fic in the front of their homes. thermometer ranged around 80 de­ period of inaction auch as winter (A Regular Baptist Church) 9:30 u.m. worship service. The Mr. Lloyd and Edward Francy, 1:30 P.M. grees and Monday morning it was Impose* upon moat ot us, there Is Middle M ., Haatet Sucranient ol Unptism will be ad­ acling chairman, wanted to know so cold that Ice formed, an indica­ danger, especially lor people In Th* Rev. Harry Brown of the ministered at the 9:3'r<‘iicmi have Hoot! Friday nvrvh'n will I it hold 11:4.1 a.m. Morning worthlp I* at II will Hitt* "Ati IJinlor Aiilli’htm" by of Dim yenr. HAZLET, N. J. •II been freshly piilnled, giving tl><* ill 8 p.m, with a sermon by tint ii.ni, when a apodal Unitor aarvlce (ioliliwuithy. Stiniltiy School me*!* ITS APPLICATION I" jriauMhe prosptmiua apin'urtinco pastor, will bo hold. Solnotlona will Im giv­ ill 9:30 nml I I a.m, llnhy euro Is You «r# Invited to An l!iisti*r Sunrhe Servlc* will en by Ihe lunday M mo) and llie provided for ohllili«ii imilor three Local Puldic DIAL-AN-INSPIRATION Motion prime wiist beef Is lfl lie held nl Cluyloii I ’mk, Hmile rlmrcli chorui will etna, Th* •veil­ you ra ol ng* timing both a«rv|c«i. • H a n d tli« worth Ip cents a pound at a apwltil snle 0, i:ii|illvliiown nl 0 A.m, lu cnNo ing meeting will bo atTt4» pm, (coiitltuieil from pufte one) 566-1222 Saturday at Uie Washington Mar. T )* |lalmd*l Churrb A I'omphilHl by the l-'lr« ivp a rl. ol ruin lliln n'lvlce will lit> held nl Ora** MrthagW Ckwak lt>l. I,diver Main St., Matawan. Oili­ the flniieh, .S'imiliiy f)cli(*il will be R*v, Thomaa II. McNally ment Hist, liM-nui!) ol pink"'! veil' •l. l a w BL Mlnlalsr • ftuperviscd Niinnry lor Children Under litre* Year*. er specials nre California hums, nt !M!i u m. uml morning wni'*lil|i, lelen, II In vlilunlly ImiKi^-llile to • Church School at U:30 nnd 11:00 A.M. tlglit cw ili a (annul; leg of wai, III II a.m. The rvnilng net vice will be Uaiea Boaoh lfoly f'onimi/itlon ivlll ba ee)p get it flta truck liilo Ihe I ’lmpetl St. John’s m ils * pound; loin veil, 14 «ml« a at ii.in with tlm iiiesmige an Itrv, lliulnrul M. Duxler, Pimtor lirntod Frlihiv al li put. mid now ilnnb'it A|isiliueii| luoji'cl, wns re­ pound: shuuMpr veal, t l Wilts a Ilw limw uf Hevdallima, Sun i is« service* willI Inim cunuuci-eomhiei i neinlium rei'i'iveil, bu ild to Mu' nilniM"V. I METHODIST CHURCH I lanwdi all kind* of Uiliiena, 12 ml mt iCHiter al (1:30 «ft.lit. m. Illin thiiim' 1 Ah Kamifir film will he ultowii itt Iljilm iili l lmliiil PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH fia n ln fl «fc* layihore Arstt) tools it pmiml, I.aurritt'# IlnrNtr I'liiiiPh, Al I); 30 nml II a.m, the .lie Kelktwslilp Hall lor both gun. ("otittcllttinn 1 wu fl, Chi Ulliuil IIIOHWAY 14 (M A I MMN ST.) MATAWAN i'nmmiMlly thurrh ifjitila r wnrnliln services ...... m. ilny Nclnmli nt Di 45 um, "lie la Mtinoiimi'd Iiml livdinnt HuMiIng NafMM ft, RiUjf, f» » tl( Last tlwrstiay intimlti* irne of a Il'PS will I C lm tar A, OalWway, P w lt r l!*mn of hi*r*fa M ng rrtWTiittl lo K i'V , .Iniiir# II, •illvrf, I'iIMiii held mul cluifcii school vrtll meet Not Hero" will Ii* Um pailnr’i net- has Iiw ii umipleted mul iiml mv New Yotk by llio Keyimrt taint I*- A iiiiiyct vl(jil will lie observed1 at Hi au u m. iiiwi lupl« al Dm ) ) n.m, wci*lil|i. glimprliiji lt»is will be iniiilt ol LJ ' Itoiday, Apr* IS, 1965 THEMATAWAM JOURNAL, m j . Paqo Fiv* Borough Hospital Auxiliary Adult School Pupils Display Work In Course Gerald Ritz To Head Club To Attend Temple Beth Ahm Student Council ^Plans Six Fund Raising Events New York Play Gerald Ritz, 42 Idlewild Lane, Gives Assembly Wm tm i • rateiag activitiei tnd waa decided to have the affair Plans to attend the Saturday Strathmore, has been unanimously By Edith Fi»s '*! fcncheoe were discuss- Saturday, June It. with the res­ matinee performance of “ Any Wed­ nominated as President of Temple On Apr, 2, the Student Council M k fltt Matawan Borough Aux- nesday" in New York on Apr. 2-1 Beth Ahm for the coming year. His of Matawan Regional High School Hwy■ a iy eef f tfca liyAora Community taurant to be announced. Mrs. Shel- doa Berger was appointed chair­ were made by the members of th^ name was presented by th^ nomi­ had an assembly In order to ac­ S m b MbjI at Mw maatiag held la the Evening Department of the Wom­ nating committee at a meeting quaint the student body with ac­ m 5 ikail ef Trinity Episcopal man. an's Club of Matawan, Inc., at a complishments this past year. S u c h ,, Matawaa. Mr*, Howard Erdmann, chair­ meeting held on Apr. 5 at the club held Thursday evening at the Mat­ awan Regional High School. Jane Gregory, Student Council M m Oaorgf Downe*, vice preii- man of the nominating committee, house. The group will try to obtain President, opened the assembly by M afccu d the meetiag. M ri. read the sUte of officers for the tickets for “ Odd Couple” in the Also unanimously nominated leading the student body in the A ha BMMy, comtpooding secre- INJ-dl term: Mrs. Ja c Cushman, fall. were Jules Greenzweig. vice presi­ flag salute and an intinductlon of tu y , . Nad tha report from the president; Mra. Kinney, vice pres Elected to office were Mrs. dent; Mrs. Bert Barnett, recording Student Council matters. This was ■iM lag af Um Board of Affiliat- ident; Mrs. Calvin Bell, recording Thomas Starnes, chairman; Mrs. secretary; Mrs. Hillard Gowa, cor­ followed by the freshmen, Karen ad AaailUriat o l th* Bayihore Mcretary; Mrs. Robert MacKenzie, M. Schmeling, vice chairman; Mrs. responding secretary; Morton Wail, Godel, Eugene liyman, Henry Lich­ Hoapital. corresponding secretary; Miss E l­ E. Caine, recording secretary; Mrs. financial secretary and Sheldon tenstein, Howard Edelstein, who rfm ^M n- V illia a i I . M ilkr discussed aine Cherry, treasurer. Election William Weintraub, financial sec­ Leffer, treasurer. To serve three- discussed projects such ai ‘ho col­ laa trip ta the Worlds Fair to will be held at the May 10 meet­ retary; Mrs. Arthur Klatt, corres­ year terms as members of the lection of money for an orphanage. . be hUd Saturday. May J . The tic- ing. ponding secretary. Officers will be Board of Trustees, the committee The sophomores, Lois Smith, f i b h r “ T h t Mothm Day Spe- : Refreshment* were served by the installed at the annual banquet in nominated Jack Barst, Joseph Karen Getshall, and Karen Chris- Scbachter, Fred Gates. Mrs. Paul : d a l’* a n UmiMd aad there are oaly hospitality committee. Juns. tinat, and Kathy Foyle, a junior, • Hm Mt Mr*. M iller Mated that Grossman, Frank Katz and Donald llie resignation of Mrs. Worsdell Broder. Nominated from the floor discussed the trip* Ihe members ol tha ticket laeludet the bui fare, id ­ Ihe Student Council have taken. Pearson was accepted with regret. for trustees were Saul Rosenblatt, . a U t a iM the Fair, and an oppor- tHscuu Pr*|«cti School Chorus Mrs. A.H. Stabile, a member of the Art Percy, Lawrence J. Lerner and taetty te win two free luncheons Evening Department of Bayonne, Carla Hunger, Lynn Wolverton, at th* Fair. Anyone interested m iy Mrs. Leonard Green, Three are to and Mrs. Thomas Ryan were be chosen. and Barbara Kuhns, juniors, dis­ eoetact her at M Middlesex St., Plans Concert guests. cussed large projects such as the Elections will take place at the M m w n i- , ' ' Explains Fiower Arrangements food drive. . ' .; ' IMdtaf Art Ihew On Apr. M at S p.m. at the Mat­ May meeting. Installation will be awan Regional High School Audi­ Mrs. Laurence Saccone presented Grace Morlzio and Jane Gregory, Aa Outdoor A rt Show hai been held in the high school on Mon­ seniors, discussed measures the torium the high achool chorus will a program on flower arranging. day, June 14. j jlimad by, Mri. Richard Burket, present its annual 'vocal concert She explained that the art of flower Student Council has taken to pro­ M Mala St., Matawan. On her under the direction of Mrs. Anne arranging “ is making the most of mote school spirit, followed by Bar­ kw a will ba the art work of pro- Hannah. Tha chorus will perform whatever materia! you can get.” bara Shafto, a senior, who n n fassioaili iad amateun, iome (or She displayed artificial flower ar­ P-TO W ill Elect the financial report o( the Student ■lie aad anna for exhibition. There a selection from Brigadoon, by Council. - Lemer and Lowe; Maicagni's An­ rangements and made two arrange­ alio arM be iketch artists for chil- ments with real flowers. She said Grace Morizio and Ron Gerluf- .^ d ra a'a portrait*. Dm ahow i* plan- them for Spring from Cavalicria Taiferisg and Dm im ahlag Undents al Ihe Mats- Officers May 5 sen gave reports on the services Rusticana; the Bach Chorale Jesu ■t, suit, nnd dress respectively made the best time to cut flowers is early iJJflB*d ' (or Saturday, May M, starting •an Community Adult Schaol, Mr*. Dorothy Nleder-1 aider eaettetcnt direction of Instructor!, Mrs. in the morning or late in the day, of the Student Council for Mata­ at I I a.m., wttn the riin dat* set Joy of My Endeavor; a negro reuther, Mrs. Alex Greee, aad Mrs. Diana Fallck 'M ary The slate was presented by the wan Regional H.S. spiritual, I Want the Lord To Be I (W t) and Mrs. Anne Frasier, (right). and suggested they be placed in a to r Suaday, May 13. nominating oommittoc at th e The program wai concluded by Near: Freedom'* Song by David container of warm water in a cool Strathmore School Parent - Teach­ M r*. Alfred Cssagrande will con- room for a lew hours. Jane Gregory, who expressed her diet a lood ia l* Friday, Apr. 23, Plank, * modem American com­ er Organization meeting, The can­ desire that this program prove la Joha Taninl’i Real Eitate of­ poser, and two popular arrange­ A donation was voted to Muscular didates under consideration are beneficial to the student body, ind ments, Some Enchanted Evening Dystrophy, fice from I I a.m. to i p.m. M a t awan Personal Items Mrs. Stanley Johnson and Mrs. that more students would try-out Mra. Richard Crane reported on and Chim Chlm Cheree from Mary Refreshments were served by John Skvarlo, president; Mrs. Les­ for the Student Council, (he rummage u le of children'* ar- ftoppins by Sherman and Sherman. niew* Of Yea Aad Year Faa tf? la Appreciated At Any Mm* Mrs. Donald Nellis and Mrs. ter Marks and Mrs. William Mason, (let** which will be held Friday, Along with the entire Chorus, cau Mr* Lorraine Smith, rel M l in I George Kinkade. first vicc president in charge of Your advertisement in thii paper June 4, from M a.m. to I p.m. in the Girls’ Chorus will ling four ways and means; Mrs. Irwin For­ will reach prospective purchasers •w Matawaa Firat Aid and Rescue songs; Lacrymosa from the Req­ Spanish Club Elocts man and Mrs. David Wolfe, second in every community In the bay- Squid Building, Little St., Mata- uiem by Moiart; Could My Song Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chernet, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Gentile, James Evans, Maplewood; Mr. vice president in charge of pro­ shore area. waa. tim b ers were provided with On Wings Go Flying by Reynaldo Strathmore, have returned home Morganville, entertained on Sundiy and Mrs. Arsenlo Alvarez and chil­ Most Helpful Member gram; Mrs. Melvin Greenfield and Hit* of desired article*, *uch •* Hahn; 1 Feel Pretty, from West after spending several days at Bill in honor of Mrs. Daniel Gentile, dren, Arnely nnd Arsenlto, and Mr. Mrs. Daniel Kostrinsky, recording shoes, booti, hat*, gloves, Jewelry, Side Story, and Mr. Frog Acourt- liahn's Lodge, Westbrook, Conn. Leonardo, who was celebrating her and Mrs, Mnnuel Alvarez and son, By Gloria Bucco 'IS secretary; Mrs. Bonnet Dworkis pockeifeook*, and clothing in good ing He Did Ride, an American folk Mrs. Charles MacPhee, Strath­ birthday. Guests attending were Manuelito, West New York, were On Mar. 30, tire Spanish Club of and Mrs, Irene Napoleon, corres­ repair from infants to teenage. song. more, was the Friday overnight Donald and Vincent Gentile jr., Ihe Sunday guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Matawan Regional High School ponding secretary; Mrs. Howard Further information m iy be obtain­ The Varsity Singers, a group of guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Feen­ Morganville; Daniel Gentile, Leo­ Eugene Krebs, Strathmore. held its monthly meeting, when Agnew and Mrs. David Sutliff, ed from M ri. Crane, 13 Marc Dr., the best 90 pupils from the chorus ey, Brooklyn. nardo; Mr. and Mrs. Camillo D. Miss Hilda Lamprechler, Yonk­ the students voted for the mem­ treasurer. The election will take . . Matawan. or Mra. Frank Watson, will sing four songs: The 23rd Mr. and Mrs, Jack Gelfand, Gentile and children, Matawan. ers. N.Y., is spending several days ber most helpful to the club. Elect­ place at the May 5 meeting. E l* J* Dr., Matawan. Psalm; Weep 0 Willow by Lek- Brooklyn, were the weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Dicien- as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Allan ed was Nina Spadiccini. The proposed revisions to the by­ Ueal A uillary Prelect berg; Merry Let Us Part by John of Mr. and Mrs. Larry dayman, zo entertained on Sunday In cele­ J. Morrison. They discussed plans for a trip laws of the P-TO were approved. While discussing the success of Le Montane; and Bye Bye Blues. Strathmore. On Sunday a family bration of the birthday of Mrs. Mr.s. Marty Mahoney was the to the World’s Fair late in April. The executive board announced the Memory Card* “ In Honor The Varsity Singers meet after dinner was held in celebration of James Ferrano. Guests attending Snturduy evening guest of Miss After the regular meeting, u film that money left In the treasury at school every Wednesday for two Of . . . " and “ In Memory o f . . . , ” Mrs. dayman's birthday. were Peggy and Diane Dicienzo, Connie lleatley, Westfield. was shown about Spanish influence Ihe end of the year will be used •V: STOCKTON H. HOPKINS Mrs. Downes reminded the mem- hours. Mr. and Mrs. William Gorrell and Mr, and Mrs. Dominick Dicienzo Mr. and Mrs. William Quinn and in North America. to purchase additional classroom hers that this is a project of the lo­ Also performing will be the Folk children were the weekend guests jr. and son, Mr. and Mrs. Camillo children were the Saturday guests The officers of the club are Presi­ reference books. - The rather loose usage of the cal auxiliary and cardi should be Song Club, which was started last of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Haskins, D. Gentile and children, James of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Scott, Port dent,. Dolly Voga; vice president, Mrs. Johnson, ways and means term “ virus” leads some people obtained from the co-chairmen in­ year, and has given many public Cumberland, Md. Ferrano, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fer- Washington, N.Y. Gerry MacGraph; secretary, Betty chairman, announced a cake sale to believe thnt a virus Is a stead of tbe hospital office. Ar- rano and children, Matawan; Mr. performances during the past year. Sam Schocket, Newark, was the Mrs. Miriam Newton and child­ Della Petro, and treasurer, Nina will be held Friday, Apr. 30 and rather new nnd always mys­ tingements for securing these Accompanying the different chorus­ and Mrs. Frank Caruso and chil­ Spadiccini. Fun Day, Saturday, May 15. Fab­ terious malady. Actually, all of card* may be made' with Mrs. Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hen­ dren, Jersey City; Mr. and Mrs. ren, Washington, were the Sunday es are Kathleen Conley, Carolyn ry Kaplan. guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Rulon ric is available for anyone Interest­ us are virtual incubators of Frank Ferrano, Valley Dr., Mata­ Robert Ferrano and children, New­ The advisors are Joseph Carnot Smith, Karen Christina), and Diane Smith. and Kulph Cutro. ed in making projects for the event. viruses (or most of our lives, wan, or Miss Barbara Woodhouse, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mazzone and ark; Joseph Rusignuolo, Union Christinat. Miss Conley and Miss Mrs. Lydia Wallins was the Sun­ The next regular meeting will be IIS Broad St., Keyport. Smith also will play two piano Andrew Eiscli, Brooklyn, were the Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. James May 5 when the program will In­ From the common cold and day dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. cold sores to mumps, measles ! ■ Mr*, Downe* announced that tic- duets. Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ferrano and children, Browntown. Bethols Entertain clude selections hy the school glee keti arc available for the benefit Henry Kiechlin, Marc Woods. Albert Borup, Metuchen. and chickenpox we have all Mr. and Mrs. Louis Giza, Niles, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. Charles Weigel At Cocktails, Dinner club and band. i^SHlincheon and fashion show to be Mr, and Mrs. Charles Holden and III., were godparents Palm Sunday been attacked hy nnd have re­ " “held by Clipt Wings for the Bay­ family, Weehawken, were the Sun­ and son, Charles, Mr. and Mrs. covered from, viruses. There Mrs. Albert Pizzi at the baptism of Carol Marie, in­ Jay F. llosteLter, Mrs. J. C. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bethel and Luncheon, Fashion Show ihore Community Hospital, Satur- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. John fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo­ are other infinitely moro deadly Miss Alta Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Pe­ son, Richard. Matuwan, entertain­ viruses, however such as polio lay, June 12, in Colts Neck Inn. Kiick, Marc Woods. nard Jaxon, Strathmore. Also at­ ter Koelsch, Mrs. Stockton Hop­ ed at a cocktail party at their Will Benefit College and sleeping sickness and, A boutique is planned for the Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tosetto and tending the christening was the ba­ Heads P-TA Unit kins, Mrs. Jack Shea, Mrs, Robert home on Saturday and dinner at strangely, even animals, insects tall. Mrs. Warren Hutchinson sug­ son, Mark, were the weekend by’s maternal grandmother. Mrs. Shafto and Mrs. William Welnlraub Uultonwood Manor. On Apr. 24, the New Jersey and plant life are subject to gested that members start making Mrs. Albert Pizzi was elected guests of Mrs. Margaret Smith, August Kenzora, Chicago, III. Mr. were among those from Matawan Shore Chapter of Marywood Col­ attack from viruses peculiarly fancy candies, handmade articles, president of the Cllffwood Parent- New York. and Mrs. Giza and Mr.s. Kenzora Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur attending the performance of the lage Alumnae Association, Scran­ their own. itc. for the affair which will be Teacher Association at the meeting Mrs. Laura Labassi and daugh­ will continue their visit for the Finzi, Miss Muriel Johnson, Mr. ton, Pa,, will hold a luncheon fash­ leld the end ot.October. .. held in the Cllffwood School Cafe- San Francisco Ballet Co. at the and Mrs. William Poweli, Mr. and ters, Bayside, L. I., were the Sun­ Easter holiday. ion show at the Sh&dowbrook Res­ Not so strangely, however this ‘"A croilngliiifctiMm;M inenrtwrs toriurrt' Serving WitH'Ml's.1 Pizzi for Cnrlton Theatre, Red Bank, on Mrs. Martin Johnson, Plainfield; day guests of Mr. and Mrs. On Apr. 7, Miss J. Mabel Brown taurant, Shrewsbury. should be your first stop for ind their guest* ta s discussed.''It the 19f>5-66 term are Mrs; Frank Gedrge Suelro, Strathmore. Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Thomas, was the guest of honor at a birth­ Miss Flo Grunder, Belford, was Fashions will be presented by drugs and medicine of all types. K u b s ij'flrtt' vice president; Mrs. Mark and Kevin Gormley, Strath­ day dinner at Cherry Hill Inn, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Stanley .Olrcar,' second vice presi­ the Friday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Boschuittc, Lo/ig Island; Mrs. Lil­ Belmar]s Fashion Corner, and the Our prescription service Is ded­ ^■Hoir-vab sinns'i'l' s u n jtrB more, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ Cherry Hill, given by Mrs. E. Mur­ timo will be 12 o'clock noon. Mrs. icated to the safeguarding of dent; 1 Mrs. Joseph Glassford, re­ thur Gormley, attended the Satur­ Donald Lewis. lian Koelh, Mrs. Mary Russell, ray Todd, Holmdel; Mrs. Harry O. Mrs. George Deitz, Mrs. Charles Anncta Otero is general chairman your health and well being. For cording secretary; Mrs. Robert day matinee performance of the Jones, Miss S. Ellen Haney, Free­ Westfield; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Newcomer?! Francis, corresponding aecretary, Gcran and Mrs. William Nixon Piper and Mrs. Ruth Woodruff, of the affair, assisted by Mrs. Wil­ reliable prescription service, re­ circus at Madison Square Garden, hold; Mrs. Jay F. Hostetter, Mrs. liam McMullen, Eatontown, prizes; member SANFORD’S PHAR­ and Mrs. Richard Whiting, treas­ New York. were the Tuesday evening bridge Matawan. Ralph W. Herrick, Mrs. Edwin H. Mrs. Reginald Worthington, Rum- MACY, 128 Main Street, Phone urer. Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Platzer, guests of Mrs. Robert Mcseroll. Dominick, Mrs. J. F. Dominick, son, tickets; Mrs. Joseph Berry­ 566 2376 . . . Free Delivery . . . Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gold, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Muller, Mrs. John Scalzo, retiring presi­ and Miss Mary Lisk, Mntawan, Second Graders Learn man, Freehold, table prizes; Mrs. Free Drug Income Tax Service and Mrs. Morton Fuchs, Mr. and Matawan, and Mr. und .Mrs. Don dent, conducted the business meet­ Mrs. Leroy Sickels entertained at Vincent Chcwey, Wayside, publici­ . . . 55 years in business . . . HAVE YOU. Mrs. Saul Rosenblatt, and Mr. and Pileggi, Spring Valley, N.Y., at­ To Malte Own Butter ing and asked for suggestions for bridge on Thursday. The prize win­ tended the convention of the New ty; and Miss Roinaine O’Hara, Mrs. Alan Lcsh, Strathmore, at­ the yearly P-TA project. Mrs. Ben ners were Mrs. Thomas Welstead, Jersey State Association of Master Toms River, co-chairman of publi­ THIS WEEK'S HOUSEHOLD OR HAS SOMEONE Straniero announced a profit of tended a dinner - dance at the Mol­ Mrs. Marguerite Laird, and Mrs. Mrs. Edith Irish’s second grade HINT: Mildew can be erased Plumbing Contractors at Haddon class in the Cliffwood School had a city. Mrs. John A. Price, Neptune, S230.25 was realized from the Mar. ly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank, on Sat­ Paul Egan. Other guests attending Hall, Atlantic City, last week. will be in charge of music for the from leather articles with ■ urday evening. first • hand experience in connec­ ' YOU KNOW. 27 luncheon and fashion show. Open were Mrs. William R. Craig, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, William E. Smith fashion show. The benefit is to hon­ cloth dipped in denatured al- Herb Royal, Morganville, was the tion with a social studies untt. The House will be held on Monday, Frederick Dodcrick, Mrs. Ralph sr. were the guests of Mr. and or the 50th anniversary of the col­ :ohol. recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry students used cream, salt, food col­ JUST MOVED TO A Apr. 28 from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. W. Herrick and Mrs. Edward W. Mrs. George Smith sr., and Mr. and lege. The entertainment for the even­ Kaplan. Currie. oring. and an electric mixer to Mrs. William E. Smith Jr. on make their own butter. NEW HOME? ing included a film on "The Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cromwell Richard Figlyar, Soulh Oranfic, Thursday evening al dinner at Ihe World’s Fair” presented by The and Mr. and Mrs. George Smith was the Sunday guest of Mr. and After the butter was churned, Don Quixote Inn to celebrate each child shared the finished pro­ Travelers Insurance Co. and an dined at the Union House, Rod Mrs. Calvin Bell. their wedding anniversary, IHI Mirs INN — Hi exhibition by the Junglealrs, an all­ Bank, on Saturday evening. Mrs. Howard Veaie, Parlin, en­ duct by eating several crackers YOU* WELCOME WAGON Saturday evening bridge guests topped with the spread. This ex­ girls drill team in Cliffwood. The Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kleinberg, tertained at luncheon bridge on of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meseroll TRADITI0HAI EASTER DINNER HOSTESS WILL C A ll WITH next executive board meeting will Strathmore, have returned home Wednesday, prize winners were perience was enjoyable and helped were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geran, the youngsters understand how be held May 3 and the next reg­ after spending 18 days in Miami Mrs. Elmore Kattner, the hostess, Mr. and Mrs. George Deitz, and For The Entire Family SIFTS AND F111N 0 L Y ular meeting Wednesday evening, Beach. While there they took a and Mrs. Thomas Welstead. Other one depends upon others to make Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacCutch- life more comfortable. Noon to 8 P.M. - Spccial Children's Menu May 12, both in the school cafe- cruise to Nassau and Freeport in guests were Mrs. Donald W. Robin­ con. •UETINei FROM THE the Bahamas. torium. son, Mrs. Frederick Dederick, Mrs. Edgar Sagar and Mr, and Featuring The Spring Art Panorama of On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Mrs. David Bruce, Malawan; Mrs. Weekend Services COMMUNITY. Mrs. Frank Postma. Ridgewood, The Monmouth Arts Foundation Tempi* Bath Ahm ley Seaman and son, Ross, Charles Logg, East Brunswick, nnd were the Sundny guests of Mr. and At Temple Beth Ahm Strathmore, attended a perform­ Mrs. Archer Vaughn, Princeton. Mrs. A. Adam Banke. Ernie To Be At Tha Piano from 5 P.M. Te Honor Officers ance of the circus at Madison Mrs. Johnson Cartan, Mrs. Bay­ Mra. Richard Deptula and chil­ Candle - lighting at Temple Beth Square Garden, New York. ard Lamborn, Mrs. Allan J. Morri­ dren, Linda and Steven, Bayside Rout* 79, Matawan — Reservations 566-3391 MATAWAN Temple Beth Ahm, Matawan, will Mr. and Mrs. Howard Oestreich, son, Mrs. koss Maghan, Mrs, Ahm is Friday at 6:lfi p.m. Sab­ Welt, L.I., have returned home af­ honor newly elected officers at a Strathmore, were the Sunday Charles Perrine, Mrs. Lawrence bath services will begin at 6 p.m. ter spending several days as guests in the First Aid Building. Church semi-formal dinner - dance at the guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Joseph L. Lomaire, Mrs. Harry Pitcher, Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Matlnow Wurtz, Malibu Hotel, Lakewood, on June Schcuer, Brooklyn. Dona!J W. Robinson, Mrs. Arne St., Matawan. Seders are scheduled HOSTISS Marc Woods. to begin ot 7:15 p.rn. If. Music and entertainment will Mr. and Mrs. Walter Byrne and Kalina, Matawan; Mrs. Eloise Ben­ Mr. and Mrs, Louis Brulf, Lake­ Tha Easter Bunny Has Filled Our be provided by Bobby Barnett and Mrs. Margaret Gardner, Strath­ edict, Keyport, and Mrs. Charles Adult services will be held Sat­ side Dr., entertained on Sunday in urday morning at 9 a.m., followed orchestra. more, were the Sunday guests of Conover, Colls Neck, attended the celebration of the fourth birthday Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas, Monday performance of "Barefoot by junior congregation at 10 a.m. 548-5434 This evening also celebrates a of their daughter, Margaret Mnry. livening services will he held at 7 year of achievement and progress Long Branch. in the Park" and dined at Barhet- Guests attending were Luann and p.m. for the organization. Friends, rela­ Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rosenblatt ta’s in New York. Barbara Bruff, Ellen and Kathy and sons, Strathmore, were the Sat­ Charles E. Smith has returned tives and members of the com­ Strack, Reed and Jock Cummings, Every family trip is smoother munity who wish to join In this urday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sid home afler surgery in Perth Amlmy Barbara Quinn, Susan, Daniel mul m m W IltO M I W AOON Sapsowilz, Wayne. General Hospital. with a “ navigator" who reads celebration are welcome. Michael Curly and Judy Charlscn. maps, spots signs, calls the stop.?. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mrs. Bayard Luinborn, Mrs. Har­ Mrs. Helen Lynch, Brooklyn, was Please contact Mrs. Marlene Blair and sons, Strathmore, were Let the driver drive. Strausberg at 727-0519 or Mrs. E l­ ry Munson and Mrs. Johnson Cnr- the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph tan were the Wednesday afternoon Charles MacPhee, Strathmore. Come In and Sae aine Gowa at MS-7141 no lator than Shickoff, Shrewsbury. May 23 for reservations, table ar­ bridge guests of Mrs. Ross Mag­ Mr. ond Mr.s. Edward Brando Howard R. Agnew, Philadelphia, han. and children, Strathmore, weiv llio Our Big Selection. rangement! and further Informa­ Pa., Is spending this week at the AUTO tion, Mrs. Klmore Katlner, Miss P;it Sunday dinner guests of Mr. ami home of his son and daughter-in- ricia McKeen, nml Mrs. William J, Mrs. Michael Brando, Toms Hivrr. INSURANCE law, Mr, nnd Mrs, Howard Agnew, Rahel were the prize wmiihts Chocolate end Strathmore. when Mrs. Rabel entertained at Quality ImuMnco at Low Coi* Mr. nnd Mrs. Dennett Dworkis, bridge on Friday evening. Oilier Honored For Ac+ivitios # Cmcollad Policial R*pUc*d. Gayly Decorated “Help Us To Help Others” Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eiscnbcrg, Mr. guests attending were Mrs, Mar­ tow Down Pdymenf, nnd Mrs, Stanley Gardner, Mr. and guerite Laird, Mrs. Frederick De- Robert Mitcholl, 21A Uoyd Ril., • Eg9» Mrs. Sol Roscmlock, nnd Mr. nnd derick, Mrs. Frank Bliss, Mrs, Le­ Malawan, u son,or at S iow in In­ 9 Munfhi To Pay. Mrs, Fred Selftor attended the Sat­ • Plush Toys Support roy Sickels, and Mrs. George liar- stitute of Technology, ilobok«'n, urday evening performance of " I lianell. has been rmimnl to tlm dean'* »c- Stanloy G. Siobonborg • Jelly Beam Had * llall" and dined at Marta's Mrs. ICdward .laskieivlez allend- llvltles honor list. Klcctkm to tin* Restaurant In New York. cd llie Sisters of Sigma Della Sor­ Doi I? • Hi

Engagem ents wife, Mrs. Ruth Naomi Johnson; M e t Miss Gorhan Is four sons, John A. jr., Brooklyn; Wed Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fuller, JT glattbcwe-Traiaa Richart, New York, and Robert Hemlock St., Hazlet, are the par- _ Mrs. Lacy Train*, 47 Appleton and Julius, at home; two daugh­ ents of a son, bom Saturday, Apr. Wed Saturday Dr., Hadet, and Philip Traina, 35 ters, Ruth, at home, and Mrs. Jean In Union Bcach 10, 1965, in Riverview Hospital. Hemlock St., Hazlet. announce the Marshall, Lakewood; six grand­ n V k t U t _ ___ _ Mis* Winifred Mae Gorhan, children; two brothers, Calvin, Miss Eleanor Chamberlain, Parry Pu d Schulaa, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Newark, and Richard, Avenel. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A daughter was born Saturday, W. Gorhan, 721 Columbia Ave., Un­ became Ik* Funeral services were held Wed­ ChambcrJain, 608 Poo)e Ave.f Un­ Apr. 10, 1965, in Riverview Hospi­ ion Beach, became the bride of j <4 V*m rt Um. tom « f M r. nesday at 2 p.m. at the Second ion Beach, becamo ihe bride of tal to Mr. and Mrs. William Par­ iN M n .M iilu i, IN Hudm Frank Joseph Mcndes, Saturday, Baptist Church, Keyport, with the ry, 9 Cornell Dr., Hazlet. Apr. 10, 1965, in the Calvary Meth­ Ronald Gordon Scheuor, son of Aw ., E m I K m m N i i , la • donbte Rev. Nicholas Tate, former pastor, Mrs, Josephine Cloen, 37 Flohr Satvrday, Apr. U, I M , at odist Church, Keyport. The bride­ officiating, interment, undc-r the di­ Ave., West Seneca, N.Y. Nye 4 PlM. ■ ' ' groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. rection ol the Bedle Funeral Home, Mr. and Mrs. William Nye, 27 Luiz Mendes, 222 Maple PI., Key­ The Rev. llarland M. Baxter, pas- North Shore Concourse, Cliffwood Mia* icM w ’t biMfcer, Seawaa Keyport, was in Shoreland Mem­ lor, performed the double ring ccr- M RwU lcW ii u i Mil* Ha- port. The Rev. David Propcrt, orial Gardens, Ilazlct. Beach, are the parents of a daugh­ pastor, officiated at the double emony in Grace Methodist Church, ter, born Friday, Apr. 9, 1965, in vwa Leo Rartor, daughter af Mr. Union Beach, on Saturday, Apr. 10, •ad M r*. E M i B a rte r, MT Mata ring ceremony at 3 p.m. Moses J. Cherry Riverview llospital. The bride was given in marriage Moses J. Cherry, Bl, of 3 Tren­ 1965 at 5 p.m. •t, IM MnmwUi, mra «1»* Maslone married to double rlag c m a » by her father. She wore a floor- ton Ave., Point Pleasant Beach, The bride was given in marriage died Saturday. Apr. 10, 1965, at his by her father. She wore a white A son was born Friday, Apr. 9, I n by tta *•». N iM aiW . Greiaar, length peau de sole gown designed 1965, in Riverview Hospital to Mr. ,jC to thr Flnt Mellwdl* Cbuick, with a sabrina neckline, long taper­ daughter’s home in Westlield afler lace wedding dress and her veil a long illness. Before moving to the was fastened to a rhinestone tiara. and Mrs. Harvey Maslone, 77 War- 1 ed sleeves and chapcl sweep. Her ren Dr., Matawan. M ia* Ic M m m t ti* * * to mar- shoulder - length bouffant veil mis shore in 1934, Mr. Cherry was a Maid Of Honor ytog* k>/kar iMkar. Ma wan a sttached to a crown of pearls and resident of Larchmont, N.Y. Miss Alma Bousquei, Union DeCocee ' ■tnal • toaMb «Mta too* over *a- crystals and the carried a cascade He was a graduate of De LaSalle Beach, was the maid of honor. She Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeCocco, I Ito m*m W M i with a roaad bouquet of white roses and pom­ Institute and Columbia University wore a blue dress with matching ac­ Coral Dr., Hazlet, are the parenti aadflia* aad iwg itom a. Her pons. and was a communicant of St. Pet­ cessories. of a daughter, born in Perth Am­ MmMw • laagtli veil o» lltoaioa Mri. Bertram Morris, Keyport, er’s Church, Point Pleasant Beach. Gerard Chamberlain, Union boy Hospital. faU fraa • uvwi tf ***** and was the matron of honor for her He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Beach, brother of the bride was the pawl* aad *ha carrtod a aoaacay sister. She wore a pale blue silk Veronica (Drady) Cherry; four Radrlgaff best man. A son was born In St, Peter'a i t «M ta caraatioaa and pompon*. orgaau over taffeta street: length JO ANN TRAINA sons, Phillip, Matawan; Joseph, Plainfield; James and Thomas, After the wedding, a reception Hospital to Mr, and Mrs, Ivan M i r h M*M M Haaar gown ilyled with cap sleeves and was held at the home of the bride's H to Patricia lehaiw, at hoaw, round neckline. A circular veil fell engagement ot their daughter, Jo­ Point Pleasant Beach; three Rodriguez, IT York St., Old Bridge. ainar at Iha hrldi, waa bar a *M over her matching bow headpiece Ann, IO Gary Matthews, son of daughters, Mrs. Alice Wiite, Spring parents. The bride attended Keyport Malarial •fhoaor. She a««re a street - leagU and she carried a cascade bouquet Mr. aad Mr*. Raymond .Matthews, Lake; Mrs. Sarah Hall snd Mrs. Mr. and M n. Anthony P. Malori- pbdi rife ai«aaaa ahavilm gawa ot pick roae* and pompons, I Church St., Keyport. Virginia Schomp, Weetfield; 31 High School and is employed by The cagagement was first an- China Garden Restaurant, Hulet. si, 31 CriegMoa Circle, Old Bridge, w ili r w m c M* van baadf r a. to m A* grMumaM grandchildren and four great­ are the parent! of a daughter, 1 •bacantod a aaaasayof ptokcar- MRI. STANLEY YACKER nouacad at a party given for the grandchildren. The bridegroom attended Emer­ Mis* Suian Williams, Union Traina her hone son Vocational High School, Buf­ b o n in St. Peter’i Hospital. aiiilil H i- MaMM, Beach, was the bridesmaid. She couple by Mr*. at Funeral services were under the IM M AaTM feit^ Jba Mi** Rba lot* Landea, daughter to B rid d Farty on Fab. ». direction of the Dooley Funeral falo, N.Y. and is serving in the U.S. Mr. Fiiher, brother-in-liw ot the wore a pink gown and headpiece Marine Corps, lie will be stationed W if e at fia a * «aa tha bait M a ( I Mr. and Mr*.' Sariiuel I. Lan- ot identical design and carried a Batt-Sebnulager Home, Westfield. A n o w u bom in St. Peter’a ""'v toe Mr. laxa. • . • ■ bride, wa* the beat man and inh­ in Japan. Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. daa, 17 W ladnr Court, Neptune ering were Sanford Freundlich, cascade bouquet of blue roues and Mr. aad Mrs. Charles Schenzin- Mha Mufear, «aa tfrm to mu* pompons. ger,1 43 Liberty PI., West Keans­ Mrs. Harvey Way Palumbo, 29 Farmbrook Dr., O ld. t dag* by bar Mbar. Ska wan a City, butane the bride ot Stanley Plainfield, brother • in • law o l the Mrs. Mary Tryan Way, 82. of 685 Bridge, Yackar. Fredwood PI., Matawaa. bridegroom; Michael Landes, New Anthony Mendes, at home, broth­ burg, inaounoe the engagement of atnatlaarti «bMa aUk orgaaaa their daughter, Madeline Elizabeth, Glenmere Way, Cliffwood Beach, Births M i widi • «btta .lae* Jadiat. A aon of Mr. and Mr*. Samuel Yacb- York City, brother e l the bride; er of the bridegroom, was the best died Monday, Apr. 12, 1965, in Edmenda man. Ushering were Bertram to George Kenneth Bon )r., son of 3to*t T«U wa* attaclMd to her tr, 177 Indian Ron Partway, Un- Harvey Goldberg, South Orange Perth Amboy Hospital. She was Aaauaziata Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Ed­ ■uaebiag bat aad «ba carrtod a and Lawrence Schaatx, Union. Morris, Keyport, brother-in-law of born in Canada and lived in Kear­ Mr. and Mr9. James Annuniiata, monds, 18 Piedmont Dr., Old ’ ■ewway a t wblta canuutaa* aad loo, oa Sunday, Apr. I I , IMS. The The mother ot the bride was at­ the bride and Louis Mendes, broth­ ny /or 35 years gntil moving lo 159 Twilight Ave., Keansburg, ire Bridge, are the parents of a daugh- i wedding took place at 12 o'clock tired in a floor - length pink crepe er of the bridegroom. Cliffwood Beach three yeurs ago. the parents of a son, bom Tues­ ter, born in St. Peter’s Hospital. ^ aooo ia Short HiU* Caterers, Shoo sheath aad wore a while orchid After i reception in the home ol She was the widow of Harvey j . day, Apr. 13, 1965, in Riverview i;:. hM UM r ' Ely . Ito Jadllb Fltterer, Belford, Hill*, wllh Cantor Motfie Weinberg, corsage. The bridegroom’s mother the bridegroom’s parents, the cou­ Way. She is survived by two neph­ llospital. ot Temple B'N ai Iirael, Irvington, chose a floor • length rose silk ple left on a motor trip to Atlantic ews, Fred Tryan, Kearny, and Leo Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ely, Ther- «** bar maid nl honor. Sha wore ese Ave., Keyport, are parents of a • M m *Uk organza sleevelesi ofticialing.' sheath and also wore a white or­ City. For traveling, the bride wore Davenport, Cliffwood Beach. Ferinden atract - length gown with matching Given in marriage by her par- chid corsage. a yellow jersey dress, white ac­ Funeral services are being held A daughter was born to Mr. and daughter born Friday, Apr. 9, 1965, v e il headpiece. She carried a now- enta, the bride wore a floor - length After a reception at Short Hills cessories and a white orchid cor­ at 2 p.m. tills Thursday nt the John Mrs. William Ferinden jr., Brigan­ at Monmouth Medical Center. gay at yellow carnation* aad pom- sheath wedding gown of white peiu Caterers, Short Hills, the couple sage. When they return, they will D. Crnne and Sons Funeral Home, tine, on Apr. 6 , 1965 in Atlantic poa*. Melvin Crou»e, South River, de aole' and Alencon lace and left for a wedding trip to Bermu­ reside in Shore Haven Trailer' Keurny. City Ilospitnl. The baby weighed Celebrates Birthday tincta at the bridegroom, waa tha pearl*, fashioned with a detach­ da. They will be at home after Park, Hazlet. eight poinds, 10 ounces and hus At Party, Bowling beM man (or Mr. Schulze. able chapel • length train. Her Apr. 19 at their apartment in Fred- The bride and the bridegroom hecn named Laura Joan. Mr. and . (Marias were Paul McNulty, veil of illuiioa was attached to a wood PI., Matawan. are graduates of Keyport High B irth s Mrs. Ferinden also have another BeVtord, coiuia ot M ix Schulie, coronet of seed pearls. She car­ Tho bride was graduated from School. Mrs. Mendes is employed daughter, Dana. Mrs. Ferinden is Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stokes, 55 and Edmnd Brook*, Onage. A ra> ried a white Bible adorned with Asbury Park High School and at­ by J. M. Fields & Co., Ilazlct and Meyers the former Miss Leslie Marshall, Johnson Ave., Matawan, enter- ^ teptioo followed in the American white orchids and lilies ol the val- tended Monmouth College. She her husband is employed by Am­ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Meyers, Laur- Matawan. taincd at a party recently in honor Legion Hall, Laurence Harbor. is employed as a dental assistant by erican Can Co., Cliffwood. elhurst Dr., Cliffwood Beach, are of their son Lennie who was cele­ Mra. Sax* la a aenior in Middle­ Barry S. Fisher, Cranford, Dr. Philip Rabin, Hoimdel. parents of a daughter born ai Rah­ Sakowskl brating his 13th birthday. town Townihip High School and her slater of the bride, was the matron The bridegroom, a graduate of way llospital. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sakowskl, A large birthday cake and a of honor. Her gown was a floor- Rutgers University and Rutgers VanCleaf Lane, Keyport, are the "cycle" cake were the table cen­ ■ ■ ■ b a n d attended Middletown Wills Filed Dempsey length green crepe sheath and she Law School, Is associated with parents of a lirst child, a son bom terpieces. Following a buffet sup­ fMnahJp High School and i* am- Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dempsey, carried an old-fashioned bouquet of Vincent DeMaio, attorney, In Mata­ Miss Susie E. Hassell Monday, Apr. 5, 1965 in South Am­ per, bowling was enjoyed. atajedby H(*ia TntcUag Co., 30 Weldon Rd,, Matawan, are par­ wan. The estate of Miss Susie E. Has­ boy Hospital. The baby has been Guests were Gary and Teri Iver­ pink and green carnations. ents of a son born Wednesday, Apr. ____Schdaa w ai graduated sell, Highland Park, who died Dec. named Daniel Claude. Mrs. Sakow- son, Hazlet; Richard and Gary Gib- 20, 1964, goes to her nicce, Anna MISS MADELINE SCHENZINGER 7, 1965, at Riverview Hospital. fraaa Middtotowa Township High Harbor, who died Wednesday, Apr. odist Church, Matawan, and of Mat ski is the former Miss Sharon Wat­ lock, Robert Muller, Craig Polan- Kelsey, Hoimdel, under terms ot son, Cliffwood. tcbeel aad It mmtoyti hi M ille r 7, IMS, at Berth Amboy General awan Lodge 192, F.&A.M. He was Mr. and Mrs. George Kenneth Morris owski end John Donahue, Mata- Flattog Co., Middletown. Her hua- her will dated Oct. 6 , 1960. She wan. Hoapital. Servicca ware held tt 10 a United State* Navy Veteran of Bott, Locust Grove Trailer Ct., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morris, Mallett baad attaadad (rvtagtoa Technical a.m. from Day Funeral Home, World War I. also qualified as executrix. West Keansburg. Brown Ave., Keyport, are parents Also present were Mrs. Ervin H i* School belon enlisting to lb* Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mallett, Keyport, to St. Peter's Episcopal Surviving are his wife Mrs. Hel­ Rudolph Zawartkay Miss Schenzinger is a grnduate nf of s son born Tuesday, Apr, 6 , VnnPelt, Matawan, Lennie’s mater­ V A Navy. H* hu aarvad 1965, at Riverview llospital. Third St., Keyport, are parents of nal grandmother, and Mr. and Church, Perth Amboy, at I I a.m. en (Otto) VanBrakle; two daugh­ M n. Lillian Zawartkay, Madison Raritan Township High School nnd a son born Friday, Apr. 9, 1965, at Is employed by Bell Laboratories, Mrs. Fred Iverson, Hazlet. with the Rev. Cannon George H. ters, Mrs. Alexander S. MacFad- Townahip will receive the estate of Jones Riverview Hospital. They ara iaavtog oa motor trip* Boyd atttcltUng. Burial waa in St. Hoimdel. Her fiance, an electron­ A gift was sent by Alan Long- aad arIM raaldalaportMoaaaoutb. yen. Sea G irt, and Mrs. Martha her husband, Rudolph, who died Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones, La street, Matawan. Peter’s Episcopal Church Ceme­ VanBrakle, Orlando, Fla.; two sis­ Sept. 10, 1964, leaving ■ will dated ics technician In the U.S. Navy, Grange, 111., are the parents of a Dietrich tery. ters, Mr*. Fannie Mitchell, Red Mar. 20, 1945. presently is serving on the aircraft first child, a daughter, born Mar. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dietrich, Bora In Perth Amboy, he w u Bank, and Mr*. G. Edwin Parslow, carrier, USS Essex. He also is a Arthur M. Mautaer 14, 1965. The baby weighed eight West Third St., Keyport, arc par­ Funeral Sendees tbe aoa of Ihe late William E . Wei­ Belmar, and four grandchildren. graduate of Raritan Township High pounds, eight ounces, and has been ents of a son born Thursday, Apr. The estate of Arthur M. Mautner School. ll* *r. aad Mr*. Ruth (Boice) Wal­ named Lori Frances, after her 8 , 1965, at Monmouth Medical Cen­ FO R M A L ot Madison Township, who died In lis. He hid been a reaident ef C. Ckrbtlaa Steekel Jr. No date has been set for the wed­ two grandmothers. Mrs. Jones is ter. Faneral aarvieea were held Madina Townihip M yeari. Funeral aervice* were held Wed­ an auto accident In Matawan, Jan. ding. the former Miss Jeanne Berger, W E A R Thunday at tbe LetLab*r Funsral He w u a member of Madiion nesday morning at the Greiner Fu­ 23, 1969, will be administered by daughter of the Rev. Robert B. Moore Hum, Uaka City, far Ibwnsblp Police Department IS neral Home, Woodbridge, ' for C. his widow, Mrs. Nettle Mautner, Berger and Mrs. Berger, Bcllairc, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moore,’ 623 Madison Township. . '' TO\ H IRE J. Nobile, O, at tt Frtoaatoa Ava.; years, a member of the Police Ben­ Chriethm Stockel Jr., SI, president Obituaries Ohio, former Matawan residents. Groben Ave., Laurence Harter, are evolent Association, aad an ex- ot the Middlesex County Bar Asso­ Ntvtoaa, who dtod Apr. L IMS to Mr*. Hetoa A. Yackmaa Edward L. Sroczynskl the parents of m daughter, born W. S. WALLACE tu p t member ot tha Laurence Har­ ciation, who died Saturday, Apr. It, Anderson Tuesday, Apr. 8 , 1965, in Perth Am­ EM Onuw* VHariaa HoapttaL The estate of Mrs. Helen A. Edward L. Sroczynskl, 43 Third CLOtHINfi ! Tba Rav. Samuel Boy** afflaatod bor Hr* company. IMS at Perth Amboy General Hos­ Mr, and Mrs. Matthew Anderson, boy Hospital. pital after an Illness a t about six Yoakman, Madison Townahip, St., Old Bridge, died Saturday, Apr. and lato riiat wa* to Craat Havea Surviving are hi* wife M n . Eliz- Battery A, Third Missile Battalion, months. Interment was In Clover who died Dec. 23, 1964, In a car- 10, 1965, in St. Peter’s llospital, Old Bridge, are the parents of a Smith Memorial Fatfc. Mb (M a i) Wallie; en* daugb- traln crash In East Brunswick, will New Brunswick. He was a parish­ Mr. Nobito wai a vataraa al r, Carol Ruth Wallis, at Leaf Park Cemetery. daughter, born Apr. 3, 1965, In A daughter was bom Saturday, be administered by her daughter, ioner of St. Thomas’ Churdi, Old Perth Amboy Hospital. World War II. Ha wai u op*rat*r home’, seven brother*, Royce Wal- A resident oi Woodbridge Tovm- Mr*. Frederica H. Reilly, Keyport. Apr. 10, 1965, in Riverview Hospi­ tor Celgato PalaMttr* Ca, Jenay ■hlp for 14 yeara, M r. Stockel re- Bridge and had been employed at tal to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. >. Praal St Ito, Cliffwood B*acb; E v e n tt Wal- Frey and Sons Embroidery Works, Gate* City. He waa bon la New York. Ua, PM b Amboy; Fruklla Wallie, elded at t Center Circle. Mr. Stock­ Smith, 32 Avalon Lane, Matawan. Mr. Nobil* wa* • mtmber ol Riv- el, an attorney for 28 yeara and pri­ East Brunswick. A ton was born Apr. 3, 1965, in nuatdag, N .Y.; Kenneth WaM*. Obituaries Son of Mrs. Julia (Wojcik) Sro- Perth Amboy Hospital to Mr. and aniaw Chapti aad a fwwar awaa- Colorado; Cbaitoa WaHI*. Jid u o a ; m arily a defense trial lawyer, maintained office* at 174 Smith St., czynski and the late Louis Sroczyn­ Mrs. Frederick Gates, 220 Deerfield bar aad deacoa al New Duibaaa HaroM Walll* aad Donald Watti*. skl , Mr. Sroczynskl was born in Lane, Matawan. Baptiat Church, North Bam *. both of Forbad Bivar, aad three PerUi Amboy, and had been In August Eiseie, 89, of 162 Mornlag- ir x m m s t u d i o s Sunrivt** a ia hi* w ill, M r*. Ma- partaenhip with his brother for South River. During World War II ataUn, Mn. Ruth Frandeea, Mr*. slde Ave., Union Beach, died Sat­ he served in the U.S. Marine Rema A iln e (Thomaa) Nobile; a daugh­ Maifwitt* Kaaaty aad Mie. M ir many yeara prior to John Stockel'a urday, Apr. 10, IMS, la Garden Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Renna, 11 PHOTOGRAPHY ter, Mm. Joyce Harrison, North dsatn several ye*re ago. Corps. Ida Brawn, all of raked River. State Manor Nuraing Home, Holm Surviving ar his wife, Mrs. Eva Main St., Keansburg, are the pir- B e ig w ; a aaa, B a r i Nablto. Cator- Born In Perth Amboy, he waa del. ents of a daughter, born Thursday, WEDDING ALBUMS IN NATURAL COLOR ada; live srandchlldr*a; a brother, FraM i F . H**t*r (Selover) Sroczynski; his mother; graduated from Perth Amboy High Born in Germany, he had been a four children, Warren, Ettaard, Apr. 8 , 1965, in Monmouth Medical M a NoMIe, Haalat, aad two ato- F eaare l u n rto u wer* held Sat­ School and received Ms law degrse resident of Union Beach 10 ymr*. Center. Portraiture Mra, Mra. Catherine aerie aad Miaa urday far Fraak P. Hester, U, for­ Donald and Rosalie, all at home; from Rutgers. A member of the He was a retired farmer and a four sisters, Mrs. Josephine Pastor I I MAIN IT h KEYPORT LdUaa Nobile, Jenay City. merly at Mi ddtotowa Rd., Hoimdel, Woodbridge Township CharUr Danlke member of First Baptist Church, and Mrs. Laura Odor, South River; A son was born Wednesday, Apr. who dtod Ifcaaday, Apr. •. IMS. at Study CommlMion, be was presi­ Keyport. Mrs. Rose Galinski, Madison Town­ Biy F.M iflaM ail the Veterans Ho*pit*l, Coral Ga dent of the Perth Amboy YMCA; 7, 1965, In Riverview Hospital to rvaerai urrtca* wan held Sai- M*«, Fla. Hm fcaenl was at l;M He 1a survived by a sister, Mrs. ship, and Mrs. Florence Naccarat- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Denike, 21 paat noble grand of Perth Amboy to, East Brunswick; and a brother, •ntoy aaomlag m Me WdaUay F«- a.m. from McOee Funeral Home, Lodge, Odd Fellows; past chair Anna Klnkel In Germany. Heckleman Dr., Union Beach. aaM HoawTLaag Braacb, tor Ray Newark, to Our Lady ot Good Coun- The funeral was held at 2 p.m. Walter, South River. man of the Raritan Bay Communl A high mass of requiem was of­ Carter F.M cO allto iili at U Fdltoa •el Church, Newark, where a re­ ty Cheet; past president of the yeeterday In Mehlenbeck Funeral A w ., V e al Laag Braacb, who dtod Home, Hazlet, with the Rev. Eu­ fered at 10 a.m. yesterday In St. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Carter, Long im high m ail wat offered at Firat Ward Republican Club and a Bridge Rd., Hoimdel Township, Wadawday, A ar. 7. MM to Mea- a.m. Burial waa in Immaculate gene F. Gregory, pastor of First Thomas’ Church, Old Bridge, fol­ r former tructee of the First Pres­ lowing funeral services at 9:30 are the parents of a son, born Wed­ laaetb MMtauCMtor. Ifta fM M Conception Cemetery, Montclair. byterian Church, Perth Amboy. Baptist Church, officiating. Burial ____ the dtmcttaa et th* Woolley a.m. in the Maliszewskl Funeral nesday, Apr. 7, 1965, In Riverview Bom la Harrison, he resided in Surviving are hia wife, Mrs. Ruth was in Green Grove Cemetery, Faaw al Haaae, Loog Iru ic h , waa Newark mo*t at his life. Keyport. Home, 218 Whitehead Ave., South Hospital. k WooAiae Cemetery, Oceanport. (Nelson) Stockel; a aon, C. Chris­ River, Interment was in St. Mary's Surviving are a aon, Frank W. tian Stockel H I, and a daughter, Mr*. Vlaceuo L. Use Cemetery, East Brunswick. Myers M r. MoOaUlard, tocher a l Jack Heater, Red Baak; a daughter, A daughter was born Wednesday, MoOalUarl. auaagar ef tba Bay Mr*. Frank Kotlan jr., both of Mrs. Giovannina Lombardi luo, Omer A. Kent M n . Orace Hiacker, Hoimdel; four Woodbridge Township; four broth 76, of 2 Colorado Dr., Hazlet, dlad Apr. 7, I!I65, in Riverview Hospital INvlalea et Jeraqr Central Power Omer A. Kent, 63, died Friday, to Mr, and Mrs. Daniel Myers, 95 aad Llsht Co. In union Beach and brothers, Edward Heater, Newark; ers, Hans, Lester E. and Wilson J suddenly Friday, Apr. 9, 1985, is • N I T A P I W o r James Hester, Washington State; Stockel, Woodbridge Township, and Apr. 9, 1965, after a long illness in Valley Dr,, Matawnn, preaidant a l the Monmouth County Riverview Hospital, where she was his home, 3t Irwin PI., llazlet. William Hester, Newark, and John Henry Stockel, Edison, and two sis taken after being stricken at horni. ow i routine b u t i Safety Council, waa a retired em­ Hester, West Orange; two sisters, Born In Baton Rouge, La., he wns Higginbotham ployee e l tba Jeraey Caatral Power ter*, Mrs. Russell Byerly, Manteca, Mrs. 1was bom in Madda- Mra. Joseph Doaovaa, Belmar, and Calif., and Mrs. Walter Belko, Mat­ a retired New- York policeman, Mr. and Mrs, William Higgin­ IN IPIM 9 M BRICt • Light Ce. He w u b an to Hcak, lonl, Italy, the daughter of the late husband of the late Mrs. Mary botham, 121 Hilltop Blvd., Cliff- Mra. Chrlatopher Kelleher, Bloom­ awan. Anlcllo and Fllomena (Mastraa- Ark., aad had Uved to Weat Lai* field, and six grandchildren. Kent. Mr. Kent was a member of wood Bench, nre the parents of a Braacb tor U yearn gelo) Lombardi. New York's Retired Patrolmen's son, torn Wednesdny, Apr. 7, 1965, Me w ai a member ot the Laag red McKalgbt She came to this country In 1919, Association und Patrolmen’s Ben- in Riverview llospital. Braacb Lads* 71, FAAM tndef Funeral services were held Mon­ Wills Filed and had resided In Red Bunk for ovolent Association. F.ckhufl the Old Guard, Long Branch. day for Roosevelt McKnlght, 59, Mrs. Matilda Sthwahl 56 years before moving to Hazlet Surviving are his son, Ronuld O. Surviving are hia wife, Mrs. Har­ of 7 Stillwell St., Matawan, who Mrs. Matilda Schwahl, Matawan nine months ago. She was a com­ Kent, with whom he lived; two A daughter was bom in Kiver- riett MeQalllard; another aaa, Ro­ died Thursday, Apr. S, IMS. Ser­ Township, who died Feb. 17, 1985, municant of St, Anthony’s Church, brothers, Theodore Kent, Washing­ view Hospital on Thursday, Apr. 8 , 1965, lo Mr. and Mrs. John Kck- 4 y d t e bert MaOalliard, Houaton, Ten.; e vice* were held at 1 p.m. In In a will written In 1959, left her Red Dank, and a member of thii ton, D.C. and Leroy Goodwin ol 1 hoff, 23 Monroe St., Matawan. daughter, Mra. Riymond Kopf, Seoond Baptist Church, under direc eatate to her daughter, Mrs. Fran­ church's St. Ann's Society. Her late Queens, N.Y. and four grandchil­ Middleton*, aad two sitters, Mrs. husband, Vinccn/o lzio, died In tion of Bedle Funeral Home. Burial ce* Bushey, axecutrix, and sons, dren. I.ennilch DRIP-DRI COTTON Waymaa Mctaaatd and Mr*. Cecil wa* In Midway Green Ceme­ Stanley F. and Fred Walter. 1954. Services were held Tuesday nt 1 Maddox, bath a l Oeorgla. Mr. nod Mrs. Stanley I.eiiovlch, tery. Born In North Carolina, he She Is survived l>y three sons, p.m. In Itopllst Temple, Brooklyn, 132 South Laurel Ave,, West Koans- M M N AN If PROM w u the aon of the late Louis li. Mc­ Mis* Hel*e E . Calllnt Saiv.itore I;7 o, Shrewsbury; Antho­ N.Y., under the direction of Day VMtoai B . WalNa Miss Helen E. Collins, Marlboro Imr;;, are Ihe pnrenl.s of a daugh­ Knlght and Mr*. Mary Lou (Perry) ny Iz/o, Long nrnnch, snd Neil i'uncrnl Homo, Keyport. llurlal ter, Iforn Tuesday, Apr. 6 , l!)fi.r>, in WELL KNOWN MIUS Funeral aarvioH were held Sal Township, who died Feb, 23, 1965, wns in I’im- I.iuvn Cemetery, l-'arm- •rday tor Madison Township Po­ MoKnlght. Izzo, Hohmlei; n daughter, Mrs. Kivervievv Jlospiiul. He waa a pump operator at Fort left hor estste to her brothers Roy Tlwmns 0, Rlllcl, with whom she ingdale, N.Y. ■Come, pick from « liugo v iir ic ly lice Captain William E. Willis, « , F „ executor, and John J. Collins; at 741 Wa f ct Ave., Laurence Monmouth and nad been a resident made her hmne; six grandchil­ Mrs, Wllllnm J. Jenkins Anderson of Spring cotton*— including of Matawan IS years. He was a sisters • In - law R o s n m o n d Q. dren; nine grunt • grandchildren, A son was Imm Wrdne'ulny, and Clarissa Collins, nieces Kath­ Mrs. Marie K. Jenkins, HI Mid­ percnlei nnd bronddolliB, All member of the Morning Star and two brothers, Michael Lombar­ dlesex Ave., Cliffwood Ut-ach, died Apr. 7, 1965, in Klveiview Hospital lodge of Maaons In Newark, leen McCarthy, Karen Collins and di, Now York, and Vincent Lom- to Mr. and Mr^ .folio Amk'rson. first (jtmllly, ill wash ‘n wenr. Ellen J. McCarthy, The will was Sunday, Apr, II, l!HI!i, nt home. SuiVIvIm nre hia wlf*, Mrs. burdl, France, She hnd Iteeii a resident ol Cliff Gordon St., Cliffwmd. l ’riuta and aoltda. Length* to Lauri (Phillips) McKnlaht; three written In 1969. Tho (unornl wns held Monday In 1 0 yn rd*. wood lieach for tho pnst years 1 n gun daughters, Mrs, John McCullers, Maaaafli IV St. Anthony's Church, Red Hank, and formerly lived In Fords. wllh Msgr. Salvatore DlLorenm Mr. nml Mrs. Mlchnel l'ngnn, Mrs. Clint Wllhourno Jr., and Mrs. Kenneth 1). V inl’elt, 63 Markham Surviving uro her husband, Wil­ celebrating a solemn high reoulem l lorem-o Ave., Union llcuch, nre 4 S MIRACLI BLIND William Fey, all M Matawan; three PI,, Lillie Silver, who died M«r. liam J. Jenkins; n son, Wllllnm IP QuiclXce aoaa, Howard McKnlght a n d iiidM. Uurlnl, tinder tho direction of parents of a daughter horn at II, 1069, willed his estate to his IL, Cliffwood IK’iich, nml n brother, tho Worden Funeral Home, Rtd Perth Amboy Oeiieml llo'.pilul. CARI-PRII CRIPIS Charlea McKnlght, both of Mala* wife, Mr*, Madeline VanPalt, and John I', King, Iselin. wan, and John McKnlght, stationed named her executrix. Ills will, writ­ Ilnnk, m n In Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Mineral nn angeiiicnts were un­ lllH’Imff Mlddlclown, •t Fort R llty, Ktnsai; two alaters, ten In IMI4, wai probated by Mon­ der tho direction ol the Otelner Mr, niul Mrs. Uoliort Hischolf, Mra. Emma Olll, Franklin, N.C., mouth County Surrogote Donald J. Funeral Home, 41 Orcen SI., Wood- Mnlim.in Ave., Miitiimin, me par ind Mtoa MabU McKnlght, Cliff- Mrs. Charles llerrechs Cunningham, Mrs. Winifred I lor rocks died bridge nnd were held yesterday cnll ol n son lim n 'I )1111 vc 1.ly, Apr. wood, aad t l graatchlldrca. nt 9:31) n.m. nl St, Cecelia's Churdi, H, 111(15, nl Hlvervli'w Hospital, Group Include! Am al trl- Mae. Catharine V. McCarthy Apr, I, IMS al her home In Edge- lirimk, New tlruniwlck, Iselin. acctntci, Dacron polyt*. n m I. VaaBrabll Mr*, Catherine V. McCarthy, Red Hutchins FWMtal urvlce* wan htld Sat­ Bank, who died Feb. 7, IMfli, la a Surviving *r* her btisltsnd, Jnim s A. JiiliiMtn Mr, anil Mis, Hell Hiili-hliii, 31 lera, acatatri, more.,,for Clmrlei; four Peter, Michael. Jamot A. Johnson, 5.1, of 6(1 fill- urday for Fkwd J. VanBrakle, 71, will written la IMS, left her estate tuna, llnyvlcw Ave,, Konnsliurt', nre the dreaaaa, blottwa. Lengths ol I Willow way, Manasquan, who lo her daughter*, Mrs. Catherine V. Hubert and Charles Horrixks, ttll fort St., Keyporl, tiled Sunihiy, Apr. liiiienls of a dfuigliter, l*irn Mon­ at liomn, snd three brothers, .1 nrn• 11, linn, In Klvei view Hospital, (le up to 1 0 )*rda. E 5 M j M r M I l M dtotf Thuraday, Apr, I. INI, al Olt>lln, executrix, and Mrs, Oene- day, Apr, 12, IIKI5, In Monmouth m II. Ciimilnuliimi. lidgelirirfik; J» ,t,ii 1-mi In (iciujdn, nml hnd Point Pleasant Hospital. Services vlev* Donnell, Medlcnl ('enter, were al 1 p.m, In Bedle Funeral »f(ih II. Cunningham, Union llcuch, lived In Keypoil for i:i yeum, llom*, Malawin, with uw Rev. trash Fi I'eeli nnd ,Mm 11, Cunningham, Carmel, , II" w ii n member ol the Secniul tiolil'ihcrry WHARTON Frank Sweeten, paator ot Firat Frank I*, Cook, Keypotl, who Calif, lliipllst chilli'll, Ki-yjmt I, mid A iliiunlil.'r was Iniiii Monday, Method.* Church, officiating, *ur- died Mur, I, IMi, III a will wiillen lluilitl wns In SI, Peters Ceme­ |ireMi|enl of Its Mm's Ctuh, lien \pr, la, I'liill, In Monmouth M'-dl Open Thursday A FrMay NlfMi 'IN 9 1*1 wia In Old Tinnent Cemetery, In ID32 left, hi* ealate lo hi* wife, tery, New llrunswli'k, siiier ol Ihe Morning f Imlr nml ,i , il Center lo Mr. nml Mi«. Kolierl MEMORIALS Mrs. Edna (Ackley) Cook and sons, funner fiernlniv ol the lni,.li,e» liolihlieiiy, c-|:i Simon Dr , Alier- Horn In Malawan Townahip, he rteow F, Cm*, fmnk D, Conk Fot' Itiiem i" Itt lie wns Ireii.siilrr of the National /'•i'll I :nil, Metuwitti DOWNTOWN Hwy. M rmt Ma(n St. w u Ihe aaa at tba late J m m m W. and Carl P. Cook, eo^xecuuiri, vmir tioimiiiir future, Invent lit A«Mii'lnll»n lor llie Advum'eiiieiil ol a#----- Coloied I'eofile. lie »im employed M n a r r1 1 VinRrakl* and Mr*. Emelin* (Ric­ yutir emifilry, liny I I J , Sitvtntis A mi .dlitu1 tvll'i the im rinr mi AKYPORf CAU POt 1U.IIM hie*) VanBrakle, The Coast fltmtd'n flint air aia lliiwln iniltty, wht court," he said. with the baton. happen, the township council In­ P -8 inclusive submitted herein, to Enters Protest (Military Kankl iSerial Ne.l (Data ef Birth) troduced the ordinance to elimi­ Mr. Lanzaro told the council that become effective when, as, and if Use Tare Line* approved or modified by the board, Mr. Davia had protested when (Preseat M ilitary Address) The COBBLESTONES nate the garden apartments zone. the story about the suit appeared Acting Magistrate Heuser hod ask­ Attended » Meeting* on radio and in oounty newspapers. designed to produce aggregate rev­ ed if his roie was truly not that RESTAURANT Mr. Kendall said he has attended " I ’d Ilk* to know whether you enues of Sl 10,447 (representing an of • "bouncer." Mr. Farry found Highway 35 • Middletown — 741-8344 30 meetings since June 1964 with have anything in the minutes au­ overall increase of $63,520 over thJj further need for a new trial township officials “ who encouraged thorizing your attorney to bring the present revenues of (46,927, or a and pointed out to Magistrate me and suggested changes which action against me," he questioned. further Increase of M1.B28 over the Kleinberg that if the guilty ruling I tried to follow. In all my years Mr. Brodniak said th* action was revenues of 968,619) herein ap­ of Mar. 31 remained standing In ihe building trade, I'v e never taken at the regular meeting and proved. The said further tariff re­ against Mr. Davis, the detective been stabbed in tha back like 1 recorded in the minutea but he visions, when filed, may be sub­ agency employed could lose his have been here," the builder com­ did not have the minutes with him. ject to further hearing with res­ privilege of carrying a gun and (Hease AMrese) Isclsilsi City, Bereegh er le», plained. " I did not know this ordi­ Mr. Brodniak promised Mr. Lan­ pect to the allocation of charges could not pursue his employment. nance had been planned,” he add­ zaro to get the minutes and give for service among the classes uf Notice ToPersons ed. " I really feel that I am an ex­ them to him prior to th* next coun­ customers. When making the said ceptionally injured party,” ; Mr. cil meeting Apr. 22. filing, petitioner shall serve copies Funeral Scrvice Kendall emphasized. " If you, gen­ upon the parties in this proceeding, ID ate) laferaietlea Furnished I i D e s irin g tlemen, had said that you didn’t so as to afford the parties an op­ (continuod from page one) like my plans f could have gone Cliffwood portunity to be heard on the mat­ between 2 and 4 p.m. Saturday, po­ somewhere else. I feel this Is the ter if the Board should then so de­ lice said. The Coons had left from most arbitrary and capricious ac­ (continued from page one) termine." Matawan Creek around Saturday Slaaatare af Peraen r*rwar*l»g Beqeeet Absentee Ballots tion I ’ve seen in my 19 years In the 724 and a rate of return of 6.431 per noon. building trade,” the plaintiff noted. cent, which ts in excess of the Mr. Kendall's attorney, John W. Ii you are a qualified and registered voter ol th* board’s findings herein. Therefore Eight Candidates Devine, Trenton, maintained that petitioner’s proposed rates are un­ State of New Jersey who expects to be absent outside the projcct would bring in a high- reasonable, and are hereby disal­ (continued from page one) the S ta te on Ju n e 1, 1965 or a q u alified and registered class complex in which the apart­ lowed. New Jersey Veterans of Foreicn voter who will be within the State on June 1, .1965, ments would rent for (145 per Wars. month. Mr. Devine charged the "4. Within 15 days of the date but because of .blindness or illness or physical disabil- greater number of apartments (Apr. 7, 1965) hereof, petitioner Mr. Froehllch, a marketing exec­ N ity or because of the observance of a religious holiday would be rented by elderly couples, may file for the board's considera­ utive for the West Virginia Pulp pursuant to the tenents of your religion, or w ill be a so (here could be no fear of a tion a new tariff, P.ll.C. No. 3 - and Paper Co., was a member of school enrollment problem later on. Water, to become effective for ser­ the township Charter Study Com­ resident attendant at school, college or university, will vice rendered on and after April mission and Is chairmsn of the be unable to cast your ballot at the polling place in your But Joseph D. Brodniak, president of the council, asked Mr. Devine if 15, 1965, and designed to produce membership committee of the district on said date, and you desire to vote in the he were calling on the council to an annual Increase In revenues In Strathmore Civic Association. Primary Election to be held on June 1, 1965, kindly believe there were persons living the amount of 131,692. The form ' Other Candidates ol the new rat* schedules shall be W RITE to the undersigned at once requesting that a ci­ on old age pensions and Social Mr! Maniscalco, an inspector for vilian absentee ballot be forwarded to you. SUCH R E­ Security in that number who could pay $145 per month rent. QUEST MUST STATE YOUR HOME ADDRESS, AND Mr. Brodniak charged that the THE ADDRESS TO WHICH SAID BALLOT SHOULD builder tried to change the ordi­ BE SENT, AND MUST BE SIGNED WITH YOUR SIG­ nance "to suit himself.” He asked Rost W. Maghan Agency NATURE, AND STATE THE REASON WHY YOU whether Mr. Kendall would be wlll- W I L L N O T B E ABLE TO VOTE AT YOUR USUAL Ing “ to foot the bill to guarantee there'd be no extra school costs.” POLLING PLACE. "Horae Tradlag" "Sow# With $ o t f "Now you're hors* trading,” Mr. Auto and Homcowiwr M k h $ * No civilian absentee ballot will be furnished or Devine ■ noted, "but we would b* forw arded to any applicant unless request therefor ia willing lo offer such guarantee,” he received not less than eight days prior to the election, Real Estate—lvuurance and containing the foregoing information. MAIAWAN t il Hah Si LOwal 6-0003 D ated A p ril R, 1965

J. RUSSELL WOOLLEY County Clerk Hall of Record* Freehold, N, J.

Note: Requests forms are available at Municipal Clerk's or County Clerk's Offices, as a public convenience.

l.nH« Sport C vjpt, t Cyl., Aulomnllc ■frsnimiiit.w. TO: County Clerks, County Bourds of Elec­ '62 Chevrolet Pow.r SlMllfj, Rndio arid H«lt,r, W.W. Tirol, Black. (We Grow Our Ownl 9M0% A l J ----- ■-«■- "QIT Sporl Sadan, Full f’o^rar, Air Cond., R & M, tion and Superintendents of Elections O i V l Q I m O D I I V W.W'. Tirol, G "/ tnd win'll. • latter Lillet I I A 4 Dr. Station Wagon, Automatic TraMi'MiV, Po»lr Jlatr- FROM: Koliert M. Falcey, Acting Secretary of O i I W i i i P w S * in?, I iaafar, W.W. Tiral, Brown. • Hydrangea! ItdlQlilt * ^ ^,c^' State _ _ . _ Claule Station Wa jon, i Cyl.. Automatic Tn-tm'llion, Powar • Tullpi Ramblersi”" ? v'^l<,,,ar> w,w’T''"' In accordance with the provisions of Title It, Revtoed Statutes, the amendment* 64 •nd supplements thereto, Including L. IMS, c 5, you have received notification itliiilna • Hyacinth* •SPECIAL THIS W IIN ------the officer or officers who aro to be elected at the ensuing General Election to bo held November 2, IMS. This notice staled lhat a Governor is tone elected nt the next General • B e g o n ia i Election. 63 FORD '/i-Ton Pick-Up PRICED Although there will he an election nf Members of tho Leglalnturo at th* next • Chrysanthemum* • Atlea* Oencril Election, no notification can be sent at this time pursuant lo R. H. 19:12-1 with V-8, Standard Transmission, Hoater, Red. respect to the election ol any particular Senator or Member or Member* of llie General Assembly for any county. • Rubber Plant* • Philodendron* One ownor. 17,000 miles. T O S E L L ! Under the decision of the New Jersey Supreme Court In Jackman v. B*dia«, Issued en November It, IM4, It wss determined Hist no further election comlu&ted under exlttlng apportionment laws and that there would have to he enacted sn Interim or temporary plan of apportionment for Ihe • Rosa Buthe* • Miniature Rot* Bu*h«* New Jersey Legislature to govern (ho General lilocllon to lm held In Novoinliur IIKM, 30-DAY 100% GUARANTEE Mott recently the New Jersey Supreme Court In this vase stated! "W e add for the • Geranium* 0 Cortege* guidance of Ihe Legislature, that we would deem thn Assembly ss now ciinstltiiled lo lie properly apportioned for the purpose of a temporary pluiv" It aim tlelortnlnetl In (III* OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL V ~ recent decision that a temporary nlsn for apportionment ol the LeKliliilitr* to govern Iho Oeneral Election In November IM* should not be delayed or postponed, Large Selection of Uwn Ornament* CoMeqtienlly, until a valid plan for th* appurtliinnwnl of tli* New Jersey Slttle Legislature lo govern tli* election of Senators end Member* uf the General Assembly at I he Oeneral Election of November IM ) Ii adopted or niilmrlimt, tin tl/tiemenl In FULL LINE OF GARDEN SUPPLIES strict compliance wilh II. 8 . t l il M can be made Ity the Sectetnrv nf fllntr> with rupee! lo such nffleer nr offlrer* lo h i eleelsd at die enmiltiM (Imiernl Hlwllim, >s ROBERT M. FALCEY, Cerlione's Greenhouses ' Acting Secretary of St«to HY. 35 - HOLMDEL (betwgan Mfliltfl and MlddUtawn) V b « » 0 0 » IH E M/‘T' '* m n ,*™WNAl, N. J. Thursday, April 15, 1965

zie, catching for the Rockets in the KHS Reky Teaps At Highland Park Union Beach Soccer Clul* Had Internationally-Reiiowned Playing Menilier absence of Bink Moriarty witli ill­ ness, beat out a scratch hit. Dan McDnugal then bla‘:*rd out a home Saturday; Matawan In Big Dual Wins run 'o put Raritan ah.?ad by 4-1. McGuire Repined Boyts Mdwiii iri K M rt Iw t torn tice they ran get at Highland Park . . i ia track and other places a* their field out­ Jn Ihe bottDm of fh? third, Boyle p M to h r | T T moa te look I* better thaa their running vas tapped for a hit by Vin Bat* ; le2 d;!«; off hr the Rockcis. 5 1 * dw tracfcaMa h a v a Im m events. Greg Semenze, their Shore V M lM t t a u t wimtry ckitt* Conference Javelis cham p. Is way ! An error on a.i artem^.cd bunt *eave Baitmnn a life. When Dnylc trifilfitfeaaabsll (Maple t m been ahead of any nearby challengers v i a M t t ( M r r. ’ m , tor wilk a ITt-foot heave in the win hil Cohen wilh a p^hed hall, over Hcary Hud ton. loading tfis tt’.c!:**, P yls was yanked and Slats McGutrs replac­ i is N op the an t Madison Township has no out­ ed him on th« mound for Maler I vlderiw to dale, htvlag standing performers to date, but Dei. J iM ch power* Bob Hamulak in the dashes and laarfMddle- broad jump, Al Gramkow in the Larry Rossi h-ntnc'ti to third and tewa Tovariria. But It will be Key- mile, and Gary Gottfried in the was* forr-d at th^ p*ate. ■art wha w ill M taklag oa th* Drat 440, are promising performers. ' Ber^^n. A!ba«w and McKenzie then ■ -’il hit safefy in a row, adding up waly MMm m ltaaw t. «a Coach . a*r*M i («> law OaaMNat k u entered five KH S Hnn M an (U) I to fr\;r more runs for Coach Walt - nIm laaaM ia tke N.J. School* 100 yd, dash—Time :10.8; (tie) Law- ’ub'.t^ky’s forces and piuting Ma­ Miratioa Relays at Httfiliad •on (K) and Baker (H), 3. Valenzols ter Dei out of the hall game. The tK>. Sockets ripped McGuire for si* ratk latarday. KeypMt will be 220-yd. daih-Tlm« ;I3.S; 1. L- M m k lt Prnm M tw and Newark tnn (K ), 2. B a k e r . ; .joiner by Cohen. M M Iaauau kjr Raritan Town- 440-yd, dash—T im « :57: 1. Aicssl aM|p traekikaa Ike next two Satur­ ( X ) . i. McDermott (If). 3, Ncbus (K). This was the last baseball for day*. but MMawaa will aot we any M0*yd, d am —T im e 1:11,09; 1. C arty the Rockets until Ihey take on (H>, 2. lU m m e l ( K ). 3. W hitfield (H ). Keyport, probably at the Maines kfeO M et action until the Look Mite ron-Time 4:M; I. Art .Smith ■reach relay* In mid-May. (H), 2. MaltyMK). 3, Wright (K). 'is!d, Apr. 20. 120*,vd. )il*h hurdles—Time : 17 0: Knrllaii Twp. (it) Mattr Del (6 ) Ik * difference* of approach.to I. Chip Lawlor r h alt r h track development in the Keyport 3, Reynold* (H). Mi*Dou?al,ib 3 2 I HanZey.3!* 4 0 1 aad Raritan camp* v». Ike Mata­ 180-yd. low hurd lM —T im e :22.R: 1. Howar. D'Andrea.ss 0 0 0 J.Corrldcn.ss 1 0 0 •Javelin—Distance 17ft ft., 2 in.; 1. Mi*Ken/ie,c 3 2 2 W .C o r’den.as 110 ter way of brinclnt a team along Semenza (K ), 2. Bozia (If), 3. Hen­ Nichuls.p 0 0 0 SlinnnhaiiiCf 10 0 «r tke view o( Coadi Barry Ritzo, derson (K), . D lcsavag c.cf l l 0 Matawaa, that aa ajr deal meat* - Broad jump—Dlstanc* 19 ft., 1 In.; Uoyle.p 1 0 O 1. Lawson (K), 2. Lawpon (K), 3. McGuire.p 10 0 are pranrable ia Imagine a teem Baker (II). G uy.p 1 0 0 IV ta ik « k ig a M ilitr ffite M a y and High iunp—HeJtfht ft ft., I la.; 1 This nofttJi wDl he iuesIm for the 20th reunion of (he club which engaged In — Sam Robinson, Ed Ferrari, M all Dunlop, Frank Fleming* Bob S * 'It, Jim Boyd, •artyiaae. :v .. Sm ith (Hh «. Hendricks d. dash—Time: I. John during the 1920s, he still could Joseph, as a boy in Scotland, re­ the game. In this country with the Scots Beach, Anderson and William annually. araa, that the Bridgeton relay* Wentz (R), a. Butka (R), 3. Volovik “ heel" the aoccer ball with suffi­ calls seeing Marshall's greatest Marshall, as a contemporary of Americans. Joseph and McBrayne Brown, councilmen; Joseph and hare kecaiae overly crowded in ail . Mil* nirt—Time l:OI.O; I, Ray cient agility in the 1940s to make moment, in 1920, when he individ­ Babe Ruth, can best be described were semi - professionals with the Wright members of the board ol eveat*. Hence the new relaya at Davis (R), a. Couto (SF), 9. Blum- him the leading player of the Union ually “ toed” Ihe bail for the fi­ as being of the same esteem, to Kearny socccr club and Billy education. ■aaiky Highland Park. b eijr (R ). lV>yd. hifh hu/dJes—Tine: If.i; w ill go with Chip and 1. C la r e n c e U d a (S F ) , S. O a U s ( 8F ) , Such (M T ), S. Terhune (M T ), 3. An- gone anyway bccauso of the fice. Mike ncrgun then blasted out iwaon, Chuck and Rich Val- 9. Eakena (R). derftoti (M T ) (oon-icoring event). cramped facilities at Keyport High a triple to score Cohen. Charlie aad Ted Brundll In the iaa*yd. tow hurdles— T im e ; 22.0: J. ISO'yd. hJ*h hurdle*—Time 14.7; I. Demarest Was On Raritan Pounds Lids (SFJ. a. Oatei (SF). 3. (Tie) Edw. Hamilton (MR). I. Morey (MR), until the new gym will he ready by AI ha no walked, bul Bergen was aerial, event*; Ron Nebua, Toay Jonea (8F) and 9. Davis (SF). I. Mabech (MT). 1968(7 school year. Even the Key­ cut down at the plate on an at­ Aleaai, Rich Strano, Ron Normile Oieetis—Dialanca: 127 ft, 9 In.: 1. Olann Roland (SF), Carter (SF), 180>yd. low hurdles—Time 21.0; l, port High basketball team will tempted double steal. John McKcn- 1. John Paallone (MR), >. Johnson Top NAIA Cagcrs Mater Dei 14-6 aad Boh Smith la the mile; Ron . Haldel (R). need some sort of outside practice Haiaaiel, Jim Malley, Ron Croaa, 9 (MR). 3. Maccubbin (MT). Shot pul—Distance; 47 ft., Vi ,n 5 Ja y V. Demarest, new cn^c facilities to avoid conflict with the Raritan Township High’s base­ Now K a r a Seullion and B ill Hanlly, In i. Harry Carter (SF), 2. Noland (SF), D iscut—D istance 138 tt., ltfc in.; I. Rudy Grftiso (MT). 2. Walbcck (MT), mentor at Keyport High, brings n regular physical education program ball team, which made only one Ihe two-mile: and Joe Lawlor, Ken 3. Bejowies CHEYENNE oOTtPR BELVEDERE" *2 2 8 0 . Sayreville (It) E«r, Keyport pitcher, but Lou Kal-; M adlsen Twp. <*•> JAY W. DEMAREST uszienski hit safely, scoring Burke AUTUMN and Halloran. KEYPORT i l 100 yd. dash—1. Bo Hamulnk (MT), 2. Straczynski (S), 3. Hnycs (MT). wonder team ol bygone days rolled Geiger had two outs in the bol- Tbchnicolor Tim er :10.4. up 135 points on (he Red Raiders tom of the second when tht1 2 6 6 4 220-yd. rtaah—1. Frank Straczynski RICHARD WIDMAAK SATELLITE" ^ * . ), 2. H ayea (M T ), 3. M uhr (M T ). and Union llill put the Keys In the weather began to affect him. He j CAiaOLL IAKM B m e: :tf.O. sack for 114 points. walked three Rumson batters in a ; KAKl MAIMN 44ft*yd. run— 1. Gary Gottfried (M T), row and a passed ball let in a run,; SAL MINtO I. Thompson ( 8), 3. D u B a rry (M T ). But this was hardly a promising DOlOltS ML «IO Bus RiLtys 2 5 5 Time: :55f. background from which a player qs LoSapio was having trouble i atCASDO MOMJAIIAN Now Thru Tua*. "SKNET' as.'s* » I . SM-yd. run—1. Art Ellwood (8), 2. holding Geiger's fast one. i 6 ILM.T aOLAND could advance himself to college Wolfe (S), 3. Fidre (MT). Time: In the third, it became worse. : AttTHUD KENNEDY Evenings 7:00 - 9:27 Back in Town 1:00.3. basketball. But Demarest attended JAMCS STIWA.r h i Mile run—1. Al Gramkow (MT), r The numb fingers of the chilled | Hausler points. I’anzer gained the eastern W ^ m Ctry, St|., 4. Dr. lanea; 14‘7. sulted in Ihree more runs for flu* DAIVMN states division post in th. nitlonal Purple Bulldogs and wrapped up SNORE ROUTE 14 NAIA tourney of that year and was *41 PLYMOUTH ranked No. I team offensively in IS The Keys' rwxt game will be 0, W««*a, Ante. Tram,, the niitlun. Needless lo nay, key­ HOLIDAY M A IIN ilS Lmqu* Announeat P(«m port High basketball teams In Dcm- with Raritan at Ihe M*taw«n High Sals Spring Opining Hetlar, fladl* end Stteilef, C m * ., P e w , TODAY . TOMORROW AH erent'x charge are going to pisy a field. The only noJncp in the loss to Rii nnom ALL NEXT WEiK Friday, April 16 the Raritan • Holmdel • • 15 wheeling fast break offensive game. / was that Malayan lost nl- so, Fred Knmpf of Short* Regional AT 2 P.M, '40 PLYMOUTH *SHWCK League will ^anaor Ita annual bell Demurest continued to play and Fraa Priiai For AH a M atrlk* bowline tourney Satur­ healing Ihe Huskicfl, and thereby coavh basketball (luring s four OfTlM* JCM ItT 0 • 4-Or, 4. Or. day and Sunday, Apr. 34 amt 2D at kwplng Keyport and Mntnwan on NOW HAYIN4 tara slrc.tcli In llie Air f'orcc. Ill* an even Nxihtig, R.ful.r iMtlef Ml* Airport Plata Lane*. Amrifca- lew Cattle (Del.) A FB team In JOHN FORV* R Krv|inti (4) ■amioti (10) No ft.iervifloM '44 RAMILER Ilona may be obtained at the bowl- 1*57 ran up on IM murk. Demareit i h r fe a h » h John Ford', '40 CHEVROLIT l«* alley or fm n in y member o( waa s'sndtHcd In Air Force haee III. . NMll.Vti 4 I I V .h.hmu.tOI» a I 0 (NEYENNE llm lii>.( f il 1 0 MaI Ixmh.m 4 1 0 l-0 r, M0 O atili. the league, baakrthall wilh Don Chrlstlr, who ^Cho^onnoAufumn'' KCm Miir 4-Or, A-C^, M d , iiiiiii>nih,:ih a a i a iirii.u 4 i i !» now nmcli til .Salem (.'»llt>K° In MH/WI.ib * 0 1) .lnS HMf’M.f f U 0 il Oiwnlng day for the Ihini'IiiiII I -.M/ii-ln.r 4 0 3 Antrim,rf 0 4i 0 iTARIS W60., APRIL 11 AUTUMN'' ataaon w ill ba Saturdny, Mny 8 ut West Virginia, Two of the plnyeri *4J PONTIAC m an* o th im neucr.il • II 0 Milltr.lh 4 I 1 DON'T MISS THIS O N I flrtt Tim. el on the I’/mm teems of wlilch u u o 4 a I lilY KtOM |7 I UP the Oevr* St., dlaniond wilh it pnr- fOR ALL TNI PAMI fepul.r Ceay, U kmm, t t t I*«Im , atle anil eercmonlcs, Uni|)ln» nre Ik'tnaml wns n member are now KiiiiiV*Hi.tf 3 n I Mvnn.e .‘l il o CHILDREN UNDER II TI. ,! 11'tlM loM. ' :i 0 t) V rtM l. lh I 'i 0 CMIdr.n - FREE nettled bad ly, Anyiinu in tin* nitii'hliiR llcltl nenr llili Wcx/Uvj,)? a *» u o i ADULT) . t i . l l rImniM (a ll Luke l.cnlimi, at 2fM- aron, IM Hi'linkey, al Rfiielle Park ^7 III 4 ,1147 or John I ’nllcf, at 'M 'MliH, High, nml Jim I'lnlierly, ut ItimelU) ?'> 4 ft imm, llie leuijue cutnin!iftlniuil 'fill* I'iii^i I’lliiiml . »f ih" II fl. Cn|i>it liOO • 4i)0 ■ M X - 9i)0 MADISON TW i’ l«rly Shew Prl. ■ S.t. * Estobllshod 1925 Ifo will coiitliiue nt chlrf tIiiin11 "I ij’lit 11'-'," k I v Ii i i * I I k Ii I _ Mcrnd.y • HiJO A.M, Tho Wlldwtxitl Hi'i'i'dtllon lti>|mrt- In lli'Mil Ciuidi Sinn linker In li»il Iiiim :.< i, fii|i >;Ik i i i i I i, im lio li' iii nir. Hieitt atlimtiiiCMl Iiml (in* jmll mul will l»> in iith In llm l ,1 iv l'f' I' -in'. II -‘’fl llV llll' I ’ll’.! ACADEMY AWARD ■ * JU III ANDREWS IIM ACTRISS •9 M O AO ST. KEYPORT Annual N«w Jrim 'y litvlliHlnmil Iiih V Hi1 will iiIkii (milium' In till HIM II |.Ii,11 111, II (Hill llill! III.'| a. III I1IIW MorWp* will Iim llie mil' nf nni'iilli/iirtl illt t't I ut In firm),llili', llll' "I Ijilil l,l«l." ill'" Walt Diinoy’i (rMiMt Mhioronentl l»ld In WiIiIwihhI • lly ■ 'I'lin - Sen, lliiliiuM uml will lit1 nlilt! tn eximwl CiiIiIiii! iliili III ii.i\ li'nlIon fIfnn II 264-0196 Saturday, Mny 11, Tbl* ym r will Ills |tmgi iim Im liiivs In linskellmil ti nil Hi'.' i, Miilni ■ In I mli' Itiver, mark the imh ntfnl(!ht ytur Him nkllli In tlili |iiiiiiinii li.fIiiuy Im tdit;ililt'tl limn lllf WiUhwwxl haa l»wn hoit t« miirt* (lymaasilts Preeram Sl'llt'tlHlftllll'lll Ilf l)lll IIIMflllK, (hlV O p* Del? • 'til ti Saturday • 'til I i m 30 (Mlefthl tuminuiilllt'd Hut llipllie Htnliilliitia " " gyiiiniiitlc!i tilllllir'iil I'liiiliMt; tillin', WinlHlii: laNwtthoul the atate which wiul r it llml hemnfeNt initiated *m Iim, ilHIII!, nr |i» iliilllirt i/i'il lh«4r m » l «hawplon and ruitaer up lls own In Keypnrt will have tu null'll aceiit,: m tiie iltlttl Cuael M Ihe m««i, lapst! now, It ptulialily wuiild Imvi Outltd DlMiiil, Apt II, |«is THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Pao» Nina CBA Geta On T in Matawan Alumnus Rutgers Trackman “Sap«'4l(kr Qsallty Y0WM-4M. S n t Srads I

iSfch Bu ckll CMrtli i WnUmn Acatay gat mftm w iiiiH «m» nm r unut ft. fatagi*», Tlatucfcen, • 4-1 vic- B y m Um Colts' hooM iMd put- mm Mm M 00 Mm mmb u tl bM veekaad. IMa wm a eeeoad far te CoMt uadar aear- TURKEYS & 18T0221BS. 4an4wid«r16 lbs. I toadtWaM, aaUag tt hud I— Tirby Flalatl- m Merpret tbe poteatlal et their M P CrMbcrry Tka CoM* waa ty taking advaif tMi al tm walk* issuedby Tom h m 5 ^ W mm. ft.. JMaah's MuUipaw. Joe Cartdsa. t South Amtnysn, worked Im Paitcr Stifflag * aa Um mound for the Colts, but FOtlW lFW EXaFTS! >. ha* to be relieved ia tha lop ol the ^>Blkh by Oary Smith. Ed Lewan licad 3 5 ; 3 9 : Uaiea Beach, caught Mkhajr Eaai*- ■ ' piajwd - •Mt field, but Marty Keaaey. die Itbfnl Beacher aa & Colts, «d not set into the ^MT-Rlcbr Quality—NO WATER ADDED, FULLY COOKED CBA. eoored ose run In each U.S. D0VERNMENT INSPECTED ef ’ tfta first four innings. Paul Christopher scored the first after walkiag with on* dotm In the first Inning. Ha look1 second on an In­ Held out, stole third and scored en • tiagia by Bill Laufer. Bill Uavy singed, stole second and brought S M O K E D H A M In tha tying run lor the Falcons in tfcasaeoad m • siagla by Stine. Whole or Eithar Half C.B.A. regained the lead In the Shank Portion bottom ol tha second on a walk, a “ SvpM -fti|ht” Quality steal and a double by Lewandow- *1. The Colts made It 3-1 in the Bun ’ third oa a walk to Terry Burke, M error on Ennis' rap, and walks P o r t i o n ^ C c fc.JA c la Jim Fogarty and Lewandnwaki. FRESH FOWL CBrideo grounded out with tha aaeks loaded, ending the frame. Cat-Up C . Draw Clase WHOLE 3 9 1 4 w ^ ^ k i . j r l k . #t. Joseph's drew close oo Paul 3 3 Ib. Christopher's error and hits by Jack Hynes and Tom Comollo In COUNTRI FIRM—Wkalt ar Eltktr Hall 0L0 FASHION T IN the tap ol tha fourth. The Colts MN PRICEI HIGHER! pulled away anew in the bottom of VIRGINIA HAMS 69: SMOKED HAMS£ £ 5 9 ;. : the fourth on Chariey Friedrich's Mke Cstkt raised, aaa al the last athMea from Madison Township tK IN lIS S , SHANKLESS—filh a r Hall hit, a walk, an Inliela wt ind En- ta perform fer Matawaa High, aaw performs as a hurdler and broad SON ELMS , aia’s sacrifice fly. luaiper fer Csaeh Lea Waltack’s Rutgers varsity track team. In an But the Falcone were right back epeaiag meet wkh Yale aad St. Jaha’a (L. I.) Saturday at New llaven, POT ROAST DINNER HAMS "'"•'lll99.* SEMI-B0NELISSham7 9 ; after them la tha top al the fifth Cafhsrwaad pkked up petals la hath the IW-yd. high hurdles and the HOMIEL’S “ CURE l l ' IO IIU IS I T0F MADE AMIRICAR when Mike Rappadr walked and lew lufdtaa e*aa tkaagh Rutgers was left bchinil in the team “ fa^ar-lliM" M A O < aeored on Bill Uavy's double. St. ky katk Yale aad SL Jafcn's. Calkerwood I will be In action ■ Joseph's loaded tha sacks on a again thia lalarday when Prlaeetsa invades the ncwlv revamped Rut' •cMLaTcvKi V 7 i». BUFFET HAMS *M 9 CANNED HAMS>0^69; ■ walk and Stine's hit, but Leivy ' " track ler a dual meat. At Malawan In IM I, Catherwood ------Ham Filin's!— MKMIUN BUAIITT—CAIINIB m was . forced at homa-ea Moa Mc- wm a standaM as a pale vaulter, capturing Central Jersey, Group II, hanara la the eveat. Ha aka gained hla Drat Insight Into hurdilnit under P U S H S*m Im »—HO N t PRICED HIGHERI 'r>Cann’s rsp to third.Christopher Dtnlao IrN M litti Sugar U- 9k S- 31. SWIFT’S HAMS 4 ». 2.79 made a great catch at Jack Sam­ tha aaacUag al Barry line, Matawaa. BrlikatlM f ^ lk 89* STM *- > matio's fly to short left and doubled Am Page Wkele Claves J2 ,. 17. IMPORTED OANNIO 1 lk.«M lllhaM Stine off second, laving tha CBA and was never troubled. Ennis the second inning and then eased •ONELBS MISMT f' on' ib. A O * . vlcfory. broke loose with power hitting for off on a hopal^sly outclassed foe. COTMdlMf ^ b W Cuti W T UN0X HAMS 2.99 4.99 Christian Brothere had Uttla lap pineapple Ghaaka 19* CBA m three Croydon Hall pitch­ Ilanley only pave up one hit, a •EEF CHUCK—IO N I-IN ■ trouble Monday la walloplag Cray* double in tiie sftih, fanned 13 find NONE PRICED ,b J ^ t don Hall 12-1 to get at 2-1 on the ers, Jeff Schulman, Bob Araujo walked six while his teammates C iltfsn ile M HIGHERI Sm o k e d H am Sto a k s R0A*;T, <*> 8 9 * season. Edgar HanlQr wm all tha and Ron Graham were chased. collected nine off three Cardinal , Right" k«1 I--- ntSH Vtusjuti --1 way for the Colts at tha mound The Colts led by M at the end of hurlers. #«___I- H | U | "Supar-RIgM” |t, 7 | < I U W C K rlllO T NONE ftJAMi PRICEDtairtn MiAMCfti HIGHER) ■ & Smoked Bool Tongues * S9* The Colts scorcd four runs in the first inning. Paul Christopher and * In Msat lEGofVEAL S , 49,b .! Ita lia n Sausage swtETorHor t NN FN INE M ini FAMILY! Mickey Ennis singled and Terry M IL-O-BIT SlIC ES Burke walked to load the bases. lb. ( Walks to Nick Grasso and Ed Lew- RUM PotVIAlS, P o l i s h S a u s a g o KltL#ASA lb- 6 5 * UtrpAMrtaM SW ISS, W H IT I or SHOULDER-BONELESS andowski forccd in. two runs. An ar FIs h b I s I C | errant pick*off attempt and Gras- | COIOMD AMERICAN^59* ^ib. K U A > I NONE PRICED HIGHERI / T | F r e s h P o r k D u t t s losroN ,TYLt lb- 5 5 * P'S.J.K*’' i Ib. I so’s steal of home added the final 65“ Pa»t*urlied ProMtt Cheat* NONE PRICED HIGHERI two runs. Allgood Bacon 1 9 9 * A five-run second inning sealed V e a l C h o p s RIB lk 7 9 e L0IN lb 8 9 e Croydon Hall’s defeat. Two walks, Roasting Chickens ,b 49" two hit batsmen and Ennis’ single Stewing Veol S S i lb- 69* sparked the big inning. Rock Cornish Hens »> 49* CIJA <12) Croydon Hall (1) A&P COFFEE SALE! ib. 9 9 * ab r Ii abr h Cubed Steaks ...... VEAL BONELESS il « A e Friedrich,cf .1 1 0 02>:ka,3b 1 0 0 Turkey Roasts 2'/i to 3'/i Ib.. ** Clark,c J 0 J Stikor.lib 1 1 0 Mild aad Mellow Chrls'pher.fifi 4 2 2 Gins,2b . 2 0 1 I3urke,3b 3 2 1 H,ipport,lb 2 0 0 Ewiisjf 5 2 3 Brudhcck.ss 2 0 0 Lanfer.rf 3 1 0 D’Alluve.lf 1 0 0 EIGHT O'CLOCK Save On This Holiday Selection! FRESH FRUITS s VEGETABLES! Grosso,2b 2 2 0 Corlcz.ir 2 U 0 Lciv’otvski.c 2 1 1 GrjJfJsmith.cf ] u u SA VE 14' rsr^' Cnrton.lb LOO MtCwnnaek U II U SAVE 4' California—Large Sptart Kenney,lb 1 Oil Hk’hurtls.c 1 0.0 NONE PRICED HIGHERI MunU'y.P 4 1 1 2 D 0 FRESH ASPARAGUS * 1 9 * Korpon.rf 3 0 1) Ilk . Schulmann.pAraujo,p 0 0 00 00 Vwig-Ttidtr •vs* Graham, p 3 0 0 k*I 69‘ ,1.99 FRESH BROCCOLI NONE PRICED NICHERI 21 1 I Kick aad F ill M i l l INDIAN RIVER INDIAN RIVM I 2 ° 4 9 « | i J9« • 40 PROFESSIONAL AMF LANES O r a n g e s Florida Srapofniit SEEDLESS Piloni Stables Owners Rod Circle RED. DELICIOUS NONI • SPACIOUS lllllARD ROOM ; A p p l e s 2 n - 3 9 * WESTERN FANCY String Bom s PRICED HI3HIRI 2 5 * Jahn Bruno, president, reporta VliefeM M l Wia*r NONE • COFFEE SHOP and DINING ROOM 2 ib .2 9 e NONE PRICED Itrg. |M « Mleal Stables, North Haledoa, W hito Onions PRICED HIGHER MUSIC and DANCING are the sale owners of the trot­ Bokar Pascal Celery HIGHERI it.lt 1 * ting horses Rebel Leader and AW» Y.llow A ,l M e Every Friday m 4 Saturday Evening Real Yankee and have been for a Usual Low frleaf 1 B a n a n a s ,NONE PRICID HIOHERI M long time past and that any rep­ RASTER PLANTS ! resentation by ether persons of M ushro o m * pr.cI^ hL er. Ib *9 « Csntpbta Supply *1 AMF having an ownership Interest in JANE P.'RKFR BAKED FOODS Available In Most ASP Super Markets { •OWLIN6 EQUIPMENT these horses Is incorrect. New Oriels la Oer ht Shop Real Yankee and Rebel Leader Raislii •” Ilia—I Ik. • at. UVI lit fofcef HHktf % Free* Oevlae an beiag raced currently at ■aal Fargat l u 6alirls|il WIL0MINE SUNNIMOOK Yankees Raceway and Rebel Sthtl Frttk WMtt Leader la entered in the Realiia- DUTCH APPIE PIE 49* tlaa stakes at Roosevelt Race­ URGE EGGS fiiiUly 2 ' r 9 5 ( etidiA am2 ^ i. 9 9 * NEW IOWUNG INSTRUCTION CLASSES way. Mr. Bruno states the IS EASIER STOIIEN T 59* |>'» All Pyro CoHo« Yukon Club STARTING WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14 — M r i I a nwned by Piloni Stables llff.ee. are housed at Brad-Moor Farms taster Peead Caka I1JW U P Instant Coffee IC;;1.1S Canned Soda S 2S« • Fraa Baby Sitter hi Calls Neck Township where Fine Graiwlefed lhay are beiag trained by George n e t C n u B e a t f l l> l l ‘ Sfrswborry, 0luub«rry, AppU*C«rr4«t or ClnMweo Maiaar, who has driven the Rebel Inch F lit Sugar B J J . B 7 * iaater Real Yaakee cembiaatian a»_■»— ■--- 1 sucae m I'Aih. j q i Kollo«g Pop-Tarts StrathueioUw» t> Bva vktarie* at the carrcnt im ilO T lilM SAVI Is • Io.vm Choc. Chip, Chiperoon er Clnnofnon-Alfnoitd AM Mavon A A O meat lag le Vaakers. M arvel ko Croam Vlfol.oMf. m * Rout* 34 — Matawan SM w fk k s Rsllft *tvl IS X *** H eklsn Cookies Hoovy Dvfy Wrap A }l ft, Maiaar, wha eandaeta the W o n d o r f o l l ^ i Hwna SM-3IS0 stahie at Caka Neck, also coa- IB'1 elrfffc ^ r*Ua Bma ba kM driven Real Yankee teasklne Veallla W elers ' g i t - ENROLL NOW FOR — P a sso v e r iu g § 0tfl0Ht I------lo ite r Dairy liiy s I---- lader only under the — Frm l F..4 i.y lt— Colored er Whl4« Amortton, Swhe, Plmopito SUMMER IOWUNG LEAGUES tl Mr, Bruna aad Piloni H .L MOTHMIer R.talarMt AR M l l l t C r I M ROKEACH 1 lb. |.r • • O - i l t a , W A PIKE » WHITEFItH llb .f f t t Mortoa Croam Plot S 79* M al*04lt8llM ^< n s i l l i v rW lM O T H ER 'S er ROKEACH |.r 99 PlM.ppl., Gr.ptfrult k Plm.paW, O i.sf. I Pina.ppl. Ohoddar Obaiaa " IT M a to s Vir/ou* D e l e ’s J e h e 4 • * * IUU m ! flk a n g ASPCft.m.d f Ik. fg l Red Hot Baya 1 . 1 1 * uono|« w i m pmimm ■ e»p w A lP O r . J . A I oi. o n 12 oi.c » e t s t a r Moth.r'i or R^tatK On New *65 Orange Juice •' 99* 2 *77* Rieotta Ohew "^57' H irH «iFiii«tC(r - AAR—Cut ot m f lot. ot a m b t n r e e String Boons Pr«nch Styl* o pk i. • » Mb. it * 9 • P ls fc V o I n m I- Oldtmobllea m im r m 10 ct. I A M a to M I 8 9 * a S. M ixed Vegetables A,p S P*9t- Freeh Bay BaaHapa - w •iMMRdWalRVtl ladle* 10 oi. haaan Here’s Your Chance To Try A Rocket In Action... Brussels Sprouts A‘p S figt. 7 9 * Ik. II* larie l- lb .M t White Shrimp I Ik, kei 4.11 Sd R IW M t PnillM 14 "■ l l * Oep'a Joka'i l-lk.lAl Step Up To A Full Size Olds 88 At A Price That Dorana Candied Tam s P‘l ** Fleoader Fillet Frseea H la All PI«vors (In Dairy C«««) WaUflsId Starts Below 30 Models With “Low Price’1 Names! LIptoRTialagi W pk|. t f ■l..y. p.el m i Kla|Orablleot Fraa.n-4aa.pk*. Pillsbury ‘bIAKE 'N Oaaklai .11II " laaMiOMhlM IADV CLAIR I If fco< Mt6es||a '•Ib. « | e Pillibory Ralla (tn Dairy Cas*} ■ • .tal.pljt, ™ Reiaea Mloeed Olaao OUR SALES ONLY Kraft Parkay MargarlM eon pka.** l*lb. It *a M O U a e a a s l n a KRAfT MIRACL .1 | | . Pliitbury Y*r Mil ^S ril* RedPaekTaaiaioei In Pure, ■ S IJS lIS S 3a *ft lab.l pl«. •w Ih GOAL FOR APRIL HURRY! ■■He flreafc«r m i... 10.M * nuiif vroM vr An Vlti,n., pi,„ *• flravy Maitar 3 1 Tanwta Oaaklnll ° r “ 'C ':"* !' t Ib. i o«. M t |ae •• YOURS IS HERE BiH M iek pl«. ^ 2 1 * Hl-Q Fr«H Drlaka Maraal White Napklaa I at 70 TO GO I u n oi y a t 9 oi. Hawaiian Punch a»m ■* KltCHIN CHARM • > 4 5 Frisch's Mattsrl • W ax Paper tollH 20* 141 17* plj. •! 3 7 l II" ^ “ a' •< Llpton Onion Soup Mix J.nv, » * konomy ji'-f >. Alcoa At r Wrap 78 It. loll width7S* • TOP TRADE ALLOWANCES • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Hulimon Lmwr Juic« --- Easter Candy Trcafsf Ia II m Worllim(ii.--riult I * AP* S uP^r 5 ,,M I *»»• Fl.*(,r.J »llh Anli. ke« FREE! V a * ' . .»!■».I wM wn tm Maintenance of liaison with ihe ■•batted for Reisner in 7(h. lic Woiks. Borough. j Plumbing Inspector, Board of Health ka the firit to um the new installa- b-ran for Ciccone in 7lh. There is hereby created within the Id) Review of all subdivision plans • »»<■ *ueh other municipal "ttieials, tton w ill be ia a chaiiened mood. ■core by i u i i i i : ' ...... • 1 board', com/nissjons and b»dic>» aa Matawan 000 010 1—2 ,Br rS!!wi "wn'i,"1"'!';’" .* submitted’"to the“‘pfa"™inTSM,'rS: They auatainad a maior setback to Shore H eg. 010 000 2—3 ol Public Works. Die bond of which ; , „ . . mav be necessary to insure that all tfcdr hopea for lhe season Tuesday shall be the Superintendenl of Pub-! t?l I-urnishlng engmoennR adviCL- residential, business und industrial lie Works. He shall be appointed I eon.sultant services to tho bui.’djn^s* and structuresslructu... shall. be in at West U m i Branch where Shore for a term of one tl) year bv the Council, Planning Board, Zoning nfi>rinanei* . s with ... reasonable . . fctand* . * JU ttM a l High School and its famed Mayor with tho advice and consent ' Board of Adjustment, and other rnu- ards of safety, health and habitability* of the Council, as prescribed bv officials, boards, commission fcl Performance of such other func* (Mcher, Fred .Kampf, defeated the Mrs. Hennessey law, «nd - shall receive such com- a,,d bodies- a* requested. : ti;ins and duties as m ay be prescribed fbakiaa l-Z ia the firat Shore Can- pfMisHtinn as provided bv the Coun- (f> performance of such nttier func- i by ‘ IM ute, ordinance nnd the Super­ fartac* l!B ” game of the year for cfi. Tho Superintendent shall he nual- tions and duties as mat be pre-; intendent of Public Works. ificd in the planning and execution ! scribed by statute, ordinance and the ; ARTICLE II. SEVKIt ABILITY. Matawaa. Up to Ihe-final out of the Honored By Club •if public works and Improvements! Superintendent of Public Wnir'.s. ; If any section or p ari of this ordi* game,:it appeared Matawan would and In the responsible management SECTION 3. Bureau of inspection*. : nance shall be declared invalid hy take a trip an the Conference lead- The Bayshore Women's Club held Keyyport Post Oflice personnel check out a licet | transportation of carrtera ta and Irom their ruutcb of technical personnel, and shall b e ! within the Department of ptihlu ih r Judgment of unv court of com* mhl|>’that Would be hard to shake. a monthly meeting at Ihe home of ef Ihree-wheeled m aiislert which went into service j which are situated aame distance from t h e »*<>si responsible for the prnper and ef-; Works ihere Is hercbv created the pc-tent jurisdiction, such section or far Keyport CHy Delivery.yesterday. Shown above, Office. All routes in Ihe Union Beach and Cliffwood ficient performance of oil public ' Bureau of Inspections! the head of p;»rt shall be dscined tn be tevenible Shore had loat a uo-hltter to R ari­ Mrs. Rutledge Ha|>eman, Laurence workH functions of the Borough and whjch shalt be the nuilding inspect-! from thp rem ainder of this ordinance tan Township previously and a loss Harbor, with Mrs. William Fried (left te right) are Postmaster Philip Serplco, Roger j Ilcach areas will be materiicd and these carriers Ihe following .specific duties in con- j or> » e ej,alJ be appointed for ai which nha*l not be affected bv any lo Matawan would put Ihe Blue rich, presiding. A surprise shower Danaclly, Norman Weed, Asslstaat Postmaster John ; will alui provide pared p*M deliveries lo their ruules, rcctlon therewith: , j term ot one (1) year by the Mayor i such jiidf ment. H ycr aad Frank Wells. Thew small Ihree wheeled j clinilnnlini; additional parcel paat routes, and parcels i 'ii i*\aUi H malnlenaiU’e of all j^e j,(lvice and consent of the I AKIICLJ*. III. Hh PKAI.KH.------Devils at a aigh to prohibitive dis­ waa given for one of the members, public building, streets and Ihor* j Council as prescribed by law. and j All ordinances and parts ol oral* advantage o( their more feared il- Mrs. Kitty Hennessey, Keyport, vehicles are used te malarUc f'-ot carrier routes in will be delivered each day. oujJlifaros, curbs, walks and wavs. I shall receive such compensation as: nances inc.insistent with the proyi* who will be married to George the atil-lying areas af tbe delivery service aad provide traffic control devices, storm sewers I provided bv Council Unless and un* i »ions of this ordinance are hereby vah. Matawan aad Shore Regional and drains, parking facilities and j tu the Mayor and Council nh«ll repealed to the extent of such In* have t e n picked to battle it out Samuelaon, South Amboy, in May. V»\ s*ora*e , facilities. t j^y ordlnnnce authorize the appoint- consistencies. h r champioiuhlp honor*. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Hen­ (b) Repair, maintenance and op- j ment of a separate person, the Super* AHTIC1.K IV. EFFECTIVE DATE. "Student* O f Month" Tempi* To Mark eration of municipal water mains, imendent of Public Works shall serve Thi* ordinance shall take effect Kea; Siyarto, pitehiag for Mata- nessey. Mrs. Hageman and Mrs. Reveal Delegates lines pumps and purification plants. „ s Building inspector without addl immediately upon its passage and wan. deserved a.better fate. The Heimetsey, hostetaes of the even­ At Bears St. School Fottival O f Pesach (c ftepalr. maintenance and op-! t|0nal compensation, publication accordin'* to law. ing; served a spaghetti supper. oration of municipal sanitary sower, Subject to the direction and super* NOTICE lafthaader had toiled through seven plan'll' pumps and treatment , vision...... of ...vthe Superintendent...... of Pub;..... Thr foregoing Ordinance was In* - Innings of near freeiing' weather Mrs. William Rotseter gave a Psmela Gibson, a seventh grad­ To Girls’ State Friday evening members of the ! lie Works, the Dulldlns Inspector Khali troriuerd nnii passed at a reiular and bad bald ttw laared Shore Ra- champagne toast. The centerpiece er, and Glenn Guyre, a fourth Monmouth Reform Temple CongT';- 7dl Planning, administration ana he responsible for: t meelln* nt the Mayor mnd Council of Ihe table was a four-tiered cake, Mrs. John Thaler, Girls* Slute control of thi cleaning of all public <■1 Administration and enforcement! o! the B f iuRh of Matnwan in th« giaaal battera In (ha palm of his (trader, have been selected as the Chairman of th« Ladies Auxiliary gaiion, Shrewsbury, will hold se­ streets and roads, inc'udlng the re­ of the Building Code and Zuning! County of Montiimith. Now J m t y . land in going 10. With one out ia decorated ia white and silver, and moval of snow therefrom, within the Ordinance of the Borough, including.; held April l.i. J J W and will be the aame color scheme was used “ Students of the Month" at the of the Matawun American Legion der for the first evening of the Fes­ limits of available npnropriatlons. but not limited to: I further considered for final P;^5*** Die laat- bmlag, ha iiaued his third Post 176, announced the delegate (e) Supervision of the collection (1) Performance of the duties o f! after public hearing at a meeting walk af tbe gama, to Ja y Franks. in Ihe decorations of .the table and Beers St. School, Hazlet. tival of Pesach, in their homes. and disposal of all ija-’oage and ref­ and alternate who were approved Building Official. Zoning Officer or ( of said Borouch Council to be hem Fran ki weal ta second on a wild dining-room...... Each month the itudents of ev­ On Saturday services for the Sab­ use; including municipal contracts other public officer as the sume may at the U»V,u” tl. HaUflhi liiU.,d, lJ^roUtf by Ihe unit at the meeting held in therefor, be denominated in such ordinances; on April 27, 1965 at 8:00 p t.oek P.M. .aHch, Bob Ciccona's grounder went After the dinner, the business ery clast In grades four through bath and for the Firs! Day of I'e- (fl Repair, mainlen nee and im­ Review of all building plans Margaret P. Vlebrock the Legion Hall, Main St,, Miita* provement of all public recreations! MWwifh ■HavaRum cU , • Matawan meeting wai held. Mrs. Dominick eight nominate a candidate to wan. uch wiil be held in the sanctuary and specifications Ujmjii which build-, Borough Clerk llrat Dawmaa. Franks scoring the Trolian, chairman of the spring al 10:30 a.m. Children whose birth­ ureas, grounds, park facilities and ing permits are sought; J1S Ia3.00 _ . be honored u the student in their The delegate to GirLs State at playgrounds, and appm tenant build* Uriag run on the niaeue.. Bill Biese merchandise club, gave a report, class who has best evidenced the days occur during the month of ingii, atruutures und equipment. Douglass Coilege is Miss Patricia ig> Supervision and control ol . waat lo nia far Ciccone. A wild Mrs. Rosseter, who attended the characteristics of good citizenship April will be called to the Diniah . ptteh and apaaaed ball let Bieae ih “ Walking Rare Blood Bank” meet­ Dugan and her alternate is Miss to receive a birthday blessing at the use, storage, repair and main* and school spirit. The “ Students Marilyn Rausch, both juniors at tennnce of all Bonmrh equipment WASH • DYE • DRY with the* wtaaiag run. - ing held in Hoimdel, reported that nf the Month" are selected from that time. Rabbi Richard F. Stcin- uaed by the Department, the club members are listed as Matawan Regional High School. brink will officiate and will preach (h) Maintenance, conservation and - Matawan had scored In the top of the class nominations. physical development of the natural Putnam Dy» Sold Exclusively tha seventh what had seemed to be helpers in the bayshore area to aid Mrs. Claude Brideau, president, a sermon. resources of the Uorough. in speedy location of persons with Letters of commendation arc •Iso heard other committee reports. (II Direction and supervision of all the winning h li. Kampf showed presented by Deborah Nappi, pres­ All religious school, Hebrew aigas of chill when he walked-Bob rare types of blood. She also re- Serving also as Poppy chairman, School, md adult classes vi-ill be in the personnel of the Department; HAPPY HOUR LAUNDROMAT rted that two of the club mem- ident of the Beers St. School Stu­ Mrs. Brideau announced the annual eMaMishrnent of work as&lgmncnls Taatino and Frank D’Apollto. A dent Council, and congratulations recess during the coming week lor and vacation and sick leave schedules. 123 MAIN ST. — MATAWAN double steal and a pasted ball rs have rare blood types. Poppy sales will be held May 27, the Passover recess. O) Maintenance of such rerords. K are given by John Frascatore, 28 and 29. aystums and procedures as may he hi in tha run to put Matawan Plaa Far Party school principal. required to control and account for e Wa Welcome New Apartment Tenants The fifth annual Tricky Tray Mrs. Bell Reports Department receipts, property and Vour advertisement in this paper personnel; providing of information The Maroon and Steel had first will be held Wednesday, May 19 Mrs. Gussie Beil reported send­ will reach prospective purchasers for budgeting the cost of operation 0 Let Us Help You With Your Spring Cleaning •cored in the fifth. Siyarto walked at Joan Irene's Dance Studio, Ma­ ing 223 pairs of used nylons to the ii every community in the bay. and revenues of the Department. Fields Summoned county chairman, as well as cards, (k) Performance of auoh other with one out and advanced on a ple PI., Keyport, it was announced shore area. functions and duties as may he HOURS: 5 A.M. to 11 P.M. - 566-9777 Fr” passed ball. He made third on Doug by Mrs. Friedrich, chairman. She flowers and food to hospitalized prescribed by ordinance and the Mny* Edwards’ grounder and made a stated there will be numerous members and veterans. Plans were NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS or and Council. On Building Code The Superintendent of Public break for home. Frank*. Shore first awards. Refreshments will be discussed for a bus trip to Jones Notice Is hereby given that sealed Works shall have power, with the aacker, threw the ball wide and aerved and the public Is invited. Beach in June. proposals are invited and will be approval of thr Mayor and Council Siyarto (cored. Shore had scored a A rummage sale will be held in Magistrate Harold Stern, Raritan received by the Mayor and Council and within the limits of available ap* Township, reserved decision Mon­ The local auxiliary wilt entertain of the Borough of Matawan, Mon­ j proprlntions, to engage specialized firat time In the second on Don June, the time and place to be an­ mouth County, New Jersey, at a day on a complaint entered by the county auxiliary Friday, May | personnel, including consulting engln* REAL ESTATE Kline’* hit and two bad Matawan nounced at the next meeting In 14, at 8 p.m. in the Legion Mali. regular meeting of the Mayor and I eers. for such specific projects nnd 'throw*. ■■ . . - ... May when a covered dish supper Fred Iverson, former secretary of Boi,ou5h ! purposes as he may deem necessary the township zoning board of ad­ Memorial Services for the deceased Matawan frittered away a chance w ill be served and ihe “ Mother of 5 ? VuMdAV AmJI 27^ l K a,nt h-m for lhe ProPer performance and ad- justment, against the J. M. Fields members will be conducted. The on Tuesday April 27. 1JG5 at j ministration of the functions of the to score ia th* third when D’Apoli- the Y ear" selected. membership chairman reported 36 P.M. for the furnishing of liquid D«n.irtin»*nt INSURANCE to opened with the only hit off H ie special award was received store, Route 35, alleging installa­ chlorine and flake caustic. Thu es* SECTION 2. Bureau of Engineering. tion of metallic chimney flues in paid members. timated amount of liquid chlorine Within the Department of Public Kampf. Siyarto fanned but Ed­ by Mra. Trolian. Mrs. Rosseter re­ la 30,000 Jbi. in 150 lb. cylinders and Works there^ is hereby created the violation of the building code adopt­ Mrs. James Martin was appoint­ the estimated amount of flnkc caustic BONDS. AUTO - HOME OWN HRS ceived an anniversary gift from ilureau of Engineering, the head of wards walked, advancing D'Apoli- ed chairman of the nominating is 15,000 lbs. in 400 lb. drums. to. But Kampf bore down'to fan her secret pal. ed in 1961. which shall be the Borough Engin­ Mr. Iveraon had James Me Adam, committee. Serving with her will Specifications for ihe proposed eer who shail be a duly licensed Butch Hamilton and Rusaell popped be Mrs. Margaret McDonald and work are on file in the Uorough Professional Engineer of Ihe State •at easily. Kampf fanned 13 and How about business cards? We the building inspector, take the Hall and may he inspected by pros­ of New Jersey. He shall be appoint* stand to relate the code as adopted Mrs. Sophie Weinstein. pective bidders. ed for a term of one (1) year by walked five. Siyarto struck out 10 can supply them quickly and at the Each bid must be on standard the Mavnr with the advice and con­ aad walked three. right price. Come and try us. in 1961 was based on the national proponal form and must be accom* sent of the Council, at prescribed by John L Tassini Agency code but with 33 provisions added anled by a certified check payable law. and shall receive such compen­ or amended by the township com­ E» tha Borough of Matawan. or ensh sation as provided by Council. Unless Farewell Gift in tha sum of at least 10% of the and until the Mayor and Council shall 117 MAIN ST. MATAWAN mittee of 1961 to make it tighter. amount bid, and enclosed in a sealed by ordinance authorize the appoint' Mr. McAdam admitted that chap­ envelope marked on the outside "Pro* ment of a separate person, the Super* possJ", JntendMt of Public Works shall >*rya 566-0043 ter 19, Article 9, requires that "all For Mrs. Sharpe Tha Mayor and Council reserve the as Borough Engineer without sddt* structures" have chimneys and right ,|o reject any and ill bids. tional compensation. vents of hard burned brick. Mr. The Ladies Aid-Far and Near McAdam testified he was a brick Society of the Keyport Reformed mason by trade and this was one Church held a regular meeting of the provisions he had put into Thursday. The president, Mrs. Jo­ the code. But, he declared, it was seph Roman, presided. There \wre only intended to be for private 22 members and a guest present. dwellings and a further perusal of A farewell gift was presented to the chapter would make that Mrs, John H. Sharpe, who will be plain. leaving Keyport in May when her Had Issued Permit husband the Rev. Mr. Sharpe has OPENS The building inspector acknow­ accepted another pastorate in Irv­ ledged he had issued a permit for ington. the Fields store construction Aug. The meeting was opened with a 22, 1962, and that inspection of prayer and devotions were in T h u rs d a y planj before and of construction charge of Mrs. John Gibbons. A during the building of the discount donation was voted toward the Eas­ house had not resulted in any de­ ter flowers in the church. Mrs. Har­ mand for the use of the burned ry Willey reported on the box of brick. But again Mr. McAdam in­ clothing sent to Annville Mission in Spaghetti sisted this was done in his concep­ Kentucky. A collection was taken A p r il U n d tion of what the intent of the code for the sunshine fund. was to be for a structure of the Refreshments were served by the Fields type. hostesses, Mrs. Willey and Mrs. But Mr. Iverson had him read Daniel Hendrickson. the opening prescrlbement of tho The next meeting wiil be May 13 BURLEW S PIZZERIA code as applying to “ all buildings when hostesses will be Mrs. Emily and structures." Asked by Mrs. Podolski and Mrs. Earl Huber. Helen Forehand, representing the Others attending were Mrs. John Fields store, what his interest in Ackerson, Mrs. Ethel Cowles, Mrs. pressing the case might be, Mr. Charles Grey, Mrs. Frances War­ AND Iverson stated he was acting as ren, Mrs. Daniel Barnett, Mrs. Ar­ a private citicen interested in the thur McFariund, Mrs. Thomas Fer- enforcement of municipal laws and ranie, Mrs. William Hitchcock, ordinances in the wording they con­ Mrs. Norman Scott, Mrs. Kenneth tain. Gehlhaus, Mrs. Gladys Maler, Miss Magistrate Stern felt he needed Emilie Baumgartner, Mrs. William ITALIAN KITCHEN • more lengthy period for reading Waitt, Mrs. Blanche Winterton, over the total building code before Mrs. Edward Florian, Mrs. Podol­ rendering decision. ski, Mrs. Helen Gilpin, and a guest, Mrs. Gretchcn Folscher, Come In and Now is the time to advertise those unused articles for sale. A rhlj week, why don't you took small ad In the classified column through ihe windows of Vout Enjoy will turn them into cash for you. church . . from the inside.

RENT-A-CAR ITALIAN $ KI DAY FOOD ♦ 9c A Mill Lasagne Ravioli 5 at Its Best CaaWe Help You FREE CUSTOMER PICK UP C H ( V A L I E K IN MATAWAN Owa Yoar Owa Home? HINT ■ A-CAR MULLAUiY'! Route 9 ATLANTIC SERVICI f/ l Mf. South of Sayre WooJt Why not atop in at the office nosreet you and M, 34 and Main St. Shopping Cenlnr BURLEW S CLIFFWOOD one*of our tninsd apecialistg advise you on PA 7-0479 566-9819 m■uncial thaa averproblems, before, More Aa you of your know, neigh* thia Corntr Highway 35 and Cliffwood Avo. ion Mt obllgate'you in any way. It ia our CLIFFWOOD, N. J gmm to bo Npftil to you. Service h our STRATHMORE PHARMACY Migoataml „ Strathmore at Matawan Shopping Center Route 34 — Matawan CANWBHSLFYOU? IRING YOUR PHONE 566-3800 FRIENDS I PROMPT FREE DELIVERY V®dl Pflfrrlr mammjma n«m • iimnm . fmmimu • Prescription Specialists Chlclton Ca ccititoro W '• mtlHM TN M * • UMNNKN v n - m m m •snmitMii t tm n • Cosmetics • Bartons Candy . im ^ iia a a m m otm BtGetsrAssert Our PrIcei Are Alwayi Right I r ttrf! ,>? i liif|A , ^foniull j M . J/v t' • ' ‘'I. v.'-'u -■ -\v -jt-1! TW iday. April IS, IMS THE MATAWAN JOURNAL. N. J. F Sixth District president, has been ■aa. Sections at the Village School For Groater Freehold Unit m sident; M n . M ix Laub, second awan Republican Club held in the on Apr. 5 by Mrs. Francii Swartz, vice president; M ri. Frincis K. Bo­ choien to be the instilling officer SfcVV t M W aodar the aupervlaloo of M n. Hook and Ladder Fire House. Mr. Fair Haven. Arrangements were /VMMfia: Becker. ■ - ' ■ The newly formed ' Marlboro des. recording secretary; M n . M il­ for the Auxilllry. 1 ’ Ferrano outlined plans for expand­ nude, using floweri md ceramic Township Hotpitil Auxiliary of the lard Ltmherson, corresponding A committee for the social ar loo need printing of any kind, lecretiry; Mrs. Franklin Emmoni, ranKementi for the A uiiliary for ing the recreation program in the figures, to depict various stages in Greiter Freehold Hoipltal, Inc., Borough. $ 1 0 0 / we a n bare to eerve you. Our treasurer, the installation dinner include M n. the life of Christ. The final one met oa Apr. 7 i t Liberty Grange, Scarborough, chairman; Mrs. Fitl- The Freneau playground will be enicfc aervice ind icaionibl* prieei Refreshments were served by symbolized Ills command to His mU pteue you. . Marlboro, ib elect officers. Elected Mrs. Walter Grubb. Others attend simmons, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Bren­ divided into two sections, one for ing were Mrs. William Stolz, Mrs. on, and Mrs. Williams. the older children with a baseball disciples to spread the gospel Francis Riopel, Mrs. Eugene Hop­ Members of the local Auxiliary field and a handball court and the throughout the world, per, Mrs. Jack Bennett, Mrs. Al assisted at the Easter Dance held other for younger children with Mrs. Muriel Ferrari, president, WHEN YOU MIY bert C. Mount, Mrs. Blanche Em­ lor 250 patients in Marlboro State small swings and climbing equip­ conducted the business meeting k l KUHN'S far mons, Mrs. Holmes Lambergon. Hospital sponsored by the Depart- ment. during which it was announced Ihe Mr*. Thurston Whitson, Mrs. An­ mcnt of New Jersey VFW Ladies Terhune Park is going to have nominating committee would report 2 BAGS thony Apa’nola, Mrs. Joseph C. La- Auxiliary. An orchestra provided benches for the senior citizens nnd in June. The reading group will Mura jr., Mrs. Elsie Armstrong the musk for dancing, and a bev­ ihe Recreation Committee is look­ meet on the fourth Thursday nnd • f and Miss Edna Nctter, erage anil cuke were served dur­ ing into the possibility of having is studying the Book ol Genesis, The next meeting will be held al ing intermission. Each patient re­ band concerts there. There is a The annual mother and daughter EASTER the Liberty Grange hall on Wednes­ ceived a Rift. Mrs. Scarborough, small picoc of property on Wyckolf banquet will tukc place at the May day, May 12, with Mrs. Harold Department Hospital Chairman for St. that is going to be fenced in meeting and will be held Tuesday, Greenfield Freeman as the guest speaker. Marlboro, waa assisted by Mrs. and provided with small swings May 11, a week later than the Hildebrandt, Mrs. Brenon, Mrs. and slides. More benches will be scheduled meeting date. Mrs. Caro­ m tasurtd-releast Loader*' Association Williams, Mrs. Bienkowski and placed in Memorial Park. lyn Llmbach will be in charge of Mrs. Anthony Matovick. Purchasing Hamilton Tract tickets. The dinner and program PLANTS Elects Mrs. E. J . Wyan The Auxiliary will assist the Post The Hamilton tract on Lake Lei- will be provided by the Methodist In entertaining the members of ferts Is being purchased and will Men’s Club. FERTILIZES LAWN FOOD Mrs. Edward J . Wyan was elect­ Pcnnsauken VFW Post and its La­ be in use this summer for water It was decided lo change the ed president at a recent meeting dies Auxiliary Sunday. Apr. 25. A activities. A water show is planned meeting night from the first to the 10,000 tq. ft. C O M ! IN ol the Leaders’ Association of the social hour followed. Refreshments again this summer and several new sccond Tuesday of each month, TODAY and SAVI I Bayshore Council of Camp Fire were served by Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. features will be included. Another starting in September. Girtl. Williams, Mrs. Anthony Volpe and water ski sliow is planned. Spring flowers decorated the re­ Others elected were Mrs, W. Mrs. Scarborough. Stevenson Entcrlino, president, Kansky, vice president; Miss Chris­ freshment tables and Easter bas­ introduced the guest speaker, Hv kets filled with jelly eggs were tine Loparo, secretary; Mn. Jam­ also read a letter from Paul Starn­ Sh Our Urgo Selection of es P.e Court St. Joseph of the Catholic Daughters of America will affairs, the students represent 20 hold its annual Easter Bonnet Card high schools. Pupils in Raritan FIND GENUINE BUICK DOUBLE Party Thursday, Apr. 22, at 8 p.m. Township High School will repre­ CHECKED P WE ARE IN A BUSINESS in the school auditorium. Prizes sent delegations from Brazil, In­ for hats in various categories will dia, Morocco and Mexico. ha awarded. Tickets are still avail­ able from any member of the court or from Mrs. William Alien, gen­ eral chairman. C td e d C e w Your advertisement in this paper wiU reach prospective purchasers in avery community in the bay* shore wea. '64 BUICK Electro 225 Conv, Full Power Plus Air , YOU CAN ‘63 BUICK Electra 225 2-Dr. Spt. Cpe., Full Power '63 BUICK Riviera "Buicks Finest" Fire Engine Red '63 FALCON Deluxe 4-Dr. Sta. Wagon, Auto, Trans. WANT THE BEST '63 FALCON 2-Dr, Sfotion Wagon SEE THRU ’63 CHEVY Impala 4-Dr. H.T., 6 Cyl., P.S., Auto. Trans. & '63 PONTIAC Bonneville 4-Dr. H.T., Full Power '62 BUICK Electra 225, 6 Window Pillarless, Full Power PIZZA? '62 BUICK Invicta Conv., P.S., P.B. WE GUARANTEE '62 VALIANT 2-Dr. Hard Top, Bucket Seats, Fully Equipped The Finest - M ost AUTO '62 CHRYSLER Newport Stn. Wagon, Full Power OURS BASED ON 33 YEARS '62 PONTIAC Bonnovilla 4-Dr. H.T,, Full Power Plua Air. OF SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE '61 BUICK LeSabre 4-Dr. H.T., P.S., P.B. Efficiently Installed q ^ ^ £ '61 BUICK LoSabre 4-Dr. Sodan, P.S,, P.B. — W l ALSO FIATUR1 — '61 VOLKSWAGEN 2-Dr. Sedan, Radio, W.W. Tires • FULL ITALIAN CUISINfi and '60 BUICK LeSabro 2-Dr. H.T., Fully Equipped '60 ENGLISH FORD Station Wagon • TAKE OUT SERVICE '60 CADILLAC Coupe Doville, Full Power SANDWICHES • FREE DELIVERY '60 FORD Fai/lano 500, 6 Cyl., Auto. Tram, '69 RENAULT 4-Dr, Sedan ■ , Autkorixri luwiiice R*pbcM»nt S«rvke COMINO — *59 BUICK Eloctra 4-Dr, Sodan, Full Power Plus Air , WITH WARM WIATHIR, OUR •59 VOLKSWAGEN Karman Ghia 2-Dr, Spt. Cpe. , , "GARDEN OP NAPLES" 'S7 BUICK Cnbollaro Station Wagon ' ■ , '87 FORD 2-Dr. Sodan AM OUTDOOR FAMILY FOOD • M N M NTIR '67 CADILLAC 2-Dr. H.T., Fully Equipped ATLANTIC a ASS CO. *aS BUICK Spociol 4-Dr, Sodan GUM AND MIRRORS IN EVERY IIZK YOU CAN BREAK" MATAWAN • 1)1 Lower Main St., Near Garden State Pfcwy. TANGO PIZZERIA STRAUB MOTORS, Tel. S44-2B1B — Open Set. W Noon AUTHORIZED BUICK«OPEL DEALER RIO SANK BELMAR ITALIAN CUISINE a SANDWICHES 21 Map!* Avo. 1131 Hwy. 71 Telephone 111WAY 35 & BEDLE RD., KEYPORT Tal. 747-2020 Tel. MI-1200 •T.M 666-9300 Pbft Twefc* THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, April 15. I9&S

LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Township COP Nomad To Pott LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Board of Adjustment of the Town* State Committee. AU tM t part * t t * Borougb ot June 2, 1965, and Thursday, Septem­ thence (4) Southerly along the mean tan Township boundary Une; Ihenc* ship of Marlboro did on the Sixth The election of one male and one Matawaa bounded on the west by ber *3, 1963. (3) Southerly along the Matawan day of April, IMS, render a decision female member of the Democratic the boundary line of Ihe Township high water Itnc of Raritan Bay to its Notice oi cnange tn residence or intersection with the center Une of Township • Raritan Township bound* a in the above appeal granting a Use State Committee. of Madiaon. oa the north by 'Jie application for transfer of registra­ Meets Recently Matawan Creek; thence (S) Westerly ary line to the place of BEG IN * . Permit to Felice J. Ientile, permitting The election of one male and one boundary Una of tho Township oi tion shaU be made either by writ­ NING. him to use premises now owned by fem ale member of the Republican Matawaa and on the eoulh and east ten request forwarded to the Town­ and Southwesterly along the centei ' At ka April ■Matin* (he M iU George Wendel and under contract County Executive Committee for each by a line extending as follows to wit. ship Clerk or Uie Commissioner of line of Matawnn Creek to the olace Polling Place: Matawan Township to purchase by the Applicant, as a district. UEG1NHIKO at a point where Uie Registration tn Freehold on forms of BEGINNING. Municipal Building, 147 Lower Mala • TewwMp Rtpublkan Club combination office and heavy con* Street. The election of one male and on« center ttae ol State Highway 34 in rovided by aaid Township Clerk, or Polling Place: First Aid Building. struction equipment storage, repair ter&ecta tha boundary Une ot the Sornmissioner or by calling in person EIGHTH ELECTION DISTRICT ? i ! S M I M i Kapler, • community female member of the Democratic Corner Amboy Road and Prospect B E G IN N IN G at the intersection of and maintenance plant, on prem- Township of Madison thence (1) in at the office of the Township Clerk Ave., Cliffwood. * a lM n M t M w trte l development Isei gjtuats on the weBteriy Mide of County Executive Committee for each tn easterly direction along ti e said or Commissioner of Registration up the renter line of Ivyhill Drive and district. .. - ---- Hi---- F O V m n ELECTION DISTRICT the center Une of Line Road; thenea Boundary Road in the said Township At said primary election nomlni- center Una al eail Slate Highway 34 to and including September 23, 1965. Mpart v tt ta m l Etodric, call of Marlboro. County of Monmuutn to a potat where the easterly edge On Thursday, September 23, 1965, BEG IN N IN G at the intersection of M) Northwesterly along the centcr Ilona shall also be made for the fol­ the center line of State Highway line of Ivyhill Drive to Its inlerscc* , fertttr eoMwnity MtnMp and State of New Jersey, as a lowing municipal officers: Lam Lefferta intersects salf the registration books will be closed result of a hearing held thereon on - i e lS t until after tho forthcoming General Route 35 with the center line of Cliff* tion with the center line of Lloyd - « | i m M w Maatrial feveiop M ayor. wood Avenue; thence (1) Northwest­ Road; thence (2) Southwesterly March 1, IMS; and lhat the decision Tax Assessor. (2) sloaf UM easterly aide of Lake Election on Tuesday, November 2, m L e ffe rtg n a northerly direction to 1065. erly along the center line of State along the center line of Lloyd Road of U said Board, of Adjustment is Tax Collector, (unexpired term). on file in the office of the Zoning Po sp M t Point; thence (3) along a Highway Route 3.1 to its Intersection to its intersection with the centcr Two Counciimen for the full term line draw* aeroas Lake Lefferts from Notice li hereby given that the Dls with the center line of Whale Creek; Une of State Highway Route 34: u U p (patter h d lrin d *11 avail* Officer of tha Township of Marlboro. Notice la hereby given that quallfiea trlct Board of Registry and Election tn D A T E D : A p ril C. IM S ProspSft Point in a northeasterly di thence (2) Easterly along the center thence (3) Northwesterly along th* votere of the Borough of Matawan and for the Townsnip of Matawan, line of Whale Creek its meandering center line of State Highway Route I I I www*lp la N wiU N dievelopwi BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT recUaa t* Ravine Drive; thence (4) County of Monmouth and State of New Aot already registered In said Bor­ along * Un* drawn scross the «ull> courses to the mean high water line 34 to its intersection with the center h O n (a caa m n Am so th co i* TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO ough under the laws of N ew Jersey Jersey will meet at the places here­ of Raritan Day: thence (3) South­ Une of South Atlantic Avenue: thenc* Herbert Schneider. Sec. to tn* p A of Highland Avenue to a inafter designated on W aN praaaart treat Um Naw York governing permanent registration, aint * T tb * *nd of Liberty Strstt; easterly along the mean high water 14) Easterly and Northerly along th* J i t may register with the Borough Clerk, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1965 line of Raritan Bay tn its intersec­ ieno* <11 Slonf a line parallel with between the hours of 7 a.m. and 8 center Une of Soulh Atlantic Avenue 09 notify said clerk of change of re«U SMateiran Rood lo the gulley which tion with the center line of South to its intersection with the center In tha Matter of tfae Appeal of dence. at tha clerk's office, Borough runs *l**g Aberdeen Road; thence p.m. for the purpose of conducting Concourse: thenc# (4) Westerly Une of Church Street; thence (5) r * W ALTER E. HOLTS, lo the Board Hall. IIS Main St., Matawan. during the general election for the election of Adjustment of the Township (6) a le M * Un* down the center ol of: along the center line of South Con­ Southeasterly along the center lin* . ttf ia erfer to afcafa dM_____ business hour# or direct to the Com­ •aid |V 0 f lo * point where same course to its intersection with the of Marlboro. missioner nf Registration In Freehold, One Governor. of Church Street lo Its IntersecUoA ■ iMMa iaMMaa, ha aaM. H waa tnteraiali with the center line of center Une of Cliffwood Avenue; with the center line of Line Roads NOTICE al snyUmo between Wednesday, June Matawan Road; thence (7) along the Two State Senators. thence (5) Southwesterly and West­ thence (0) Southerly along the cen* ' ' ' ‘ “■ ' ,a ' ' " “ PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the I, IftftS, and Thursday, September 33, Three members of the Genera! As­ said « M l* r Une of the Matawan sembly. erly along the center line of Cliff- ter Une of Line Road to the placp Board of Adjustment of the Town­ IBM, during business hours. Road Is g northerly direction to the ahip ef Marlboro did on Ihe Sixth One Sheriff. wood Avenue to the place of BE* of BEG IN N IN G . ' ■tflMan. if t li bwt bftfawiwf. Notice ol change of residence ot point W bar* the said center Une ol GINNING. Polling Place: Strathmore Elemen* day of April, IM I, render a decision application for trtmter of registra­ Matatran Read Intersects the boun Two Members of the Monmouth Polling Placer Veterans' Memor­ lary School, Church Street. HBirM aaalpolitleailaM . In tha above appeal granting a Var­ tion ahall be made either by written County Board of Freeholders. dary Hn* of lb* Township of Msta Three Coroners. ial Home. Cliffwood Ave. k Haw* NINTH ELECTION DISTRICT iance lo Walter E, Holts, permitting request forwarded to the Borough waa. . thorn Street. Cliffwood. 'ta adMr . buaiaaaa (ba dub EOWAIO M. BRANDO him to erect and use a one /amity Clerk or Board or by calling in per- Seven Councllmen-at-Large. B E G IN N IN G at the intersection off The sessions of the registry boards FIFTH ELECTION DISTRICT the center Une of State Highway dwelling house located on premises aon at the office of the Borough MtdSaa*a fc a ti rou*1> or BEG IN N IN G at the intersection of Route 34 with the boundary ltne be* aNaldpaJ ; V . Effllen Jbm evelt, President of owned by him and located on the Clerk or Countv Board of Election* Margaret Viebrock. wtll be held at the fallowing nolltng the center line of the Freehold & west side of Willis Avenue, in the ploccs: tween Matawan Township and Marl* aattl H w l&A*0 " n<* *ncIu(,jn* September 23. Borough C lerk Atlantic Highlands Railroad and the boro Township; Ihence fl) Northerly jhe Firat Baak aad Truat Company, Township of Marlboro, County of JIS | I M , « FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT be fUNIM. Aa aa Monmouth and State of New Jersey, On Thuraday, September 23. 11)65, B E G IN N IN G at tho Intersection of center line of Atlantic Avenue; along the center line of Stata High­ A., Ford), today announced (he on a lot which does not meet with the registration books will be closed the center Une of State Highway thence (1) Northerly and North­ way Route 34 to Ita intersecUon wltl% ttnativa ta UM tUMM amgr SUPERIOR COURT westerly along the Township of Mat­ the center line of Lloyd Road; thence appointment of Edward Michael the minimum lot area requirements until after the forthcoming General ' Or NEW JERSEY Route 35 and the center Itne of Mai- s v r l h I a OO P esavartlM iheIt of the Zoning Ordinance for the Zone Election on Tuesday, November 2, awan Creek; thence (1) SouUtwester- awan - Borough of Matawan bound­ (2) Northeasterly along the center CHANCERY DIVISION ary Une, aaid boundary line being line of Lloyd Road to its intersection tfaado, aulitam cashier, who will in which it is located, as a result IMS. MONMOUTH COUNTY ly along the center line of Matawan of a hearing held thereon on March Notice l% hereby given thai Dls Creek to the boundary Une between the center line of Atlantic Avenue with the center line of Ivyhill Drive; D O C K E T NO. C-200S.64 and the center line of Dock Street to thence (3) Southeasterly along th* ba aaaqdated with the CredU De­ t, IMS; and that the decision of the trlct Boards of Election snd Regis STATE OF NEW JERSEY the Township of Matawan and the try in and for the Borough of Ms its intersection with the centcr Une center Une of Ivyhill Drive to ita in* partment at the Perth Amboy of said' Board of Adjustment is on TO Borough of Matawan; thence (2) file in the office of the Zoning Of­ tawan, County of Moninouth, State Northwesterly along the Township of Matawan Creek; thence (2) tersection with the ccnter line o i v MMMoMd Ipi6t< M IC H A E L KELLEY, HIS HEIRS, Northeasterly and Easterly along the IJne Road, the boundary Une b*« ffce. X\. . ficer of the Township of Marlboro, of Naw Jersey, will meet st the DEVISEES, AND PERSONAL REP­ of Matawan * Borough of Matawan • A cart Mfty will ba baH Apr. DATED: April I, IMS. nlaces hereinafter designated on boundary line to its intersection ccnter line of Matawan Creek to the tween Matawan Townahip and Holm* RESENTATIVES AND IIIS. T H E IR , point of boundary between the Town del Township: thence (4) Southerly H aa* a Manta Carlo N U I haa A resident of Matawan, he for- BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd. 1065 with the center line of Matawan Av­ between the hours of 7 a.m. and n O B A N Y O F THEIR SUCCESSORS ship of Matawan and the Borough of and Southwesterly along Ihe Mala* j * meriy wa* aaaociated with the Irv­ TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO O f R IG H T , T IT L E A N D IN T E R E S T enue; thence 13) Northeasterly along la « achaMad far Juaa lAddl- Herbert Schneider. Sec. p.m. for the purpose of conducting the the center Une of Matawan Avenue Keyport; thence (3) Southerly along wan Township • Hoimdel Township Ington Steel and Iron Works, and AM D S A R A H K E L L Y , H E R H E IR S the Township of Matawan • Borough dacaa wara caU- JIS M W genersl election for the election of to Its intersection with the centcr boundary line to a corner common the National Newark and Essex One Governor. DEVISEES AND PERSONAL of Keyport boundary line to its Inter* to the Township of Matawan, th* ~ cut-oft REPRESENTATIVES AND HER, line of Cliffwood Avenue; thcnce (4) "NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS’ Two State Senators. section wJtb tbe center Une of the Township of Marlboro, and th* Bank where: ha wai ia charge of THEIR, OR ANY OF T1IE1R SUC­ Easterly along the centcr line of Separate and Sealed proposals will Three members of the General As Cliffwood Avenue to its intersection Freehold A AtlanUc Highlands Rail Township of Hoimdel; thMice (5) Iha credit department. aembly. CESSORS IN RIGHT, T IT L E AND road; thence (4) Southwesterly along Northwesterly along tha Matawan be received by the Township Com1 INTEREST. with the center line of the State mittee, Townahip of Matawan. Mon* One Sheriff. Highway Route 35; thcnce (5) South­ the centcr line of the Freehold A At­ Township * Marlboro Township boun* M r. Braado atlaadad Setoo Hall Two Membera of the Monmouth You are horcby summoned and re- lantic Highlands Railroad, passing mouth County, New Jersey, for the quirad to aorvo easterly along the center Une of Uaivaraity aad (be American In- construction of the Alteration and County Board of Freeholdere. upon Heuser & over the place of beginning to the Nu I g **n6 * ° H*us*r, Esqi.. plaintiff's attorneys State Highway Route 35 to tho place Intersection of the center lino of Polling Place: Strathmore Elemoa* •Utute of Banking. H« ha* been ac­ Addition of tha Municipal Building, Three Coronera. of BEG IN N IN G . Mayor. whooe addresa Is 190 Main Street State Highway Route 34; thence (S) tary School, Church Street. tive la fund raising campaigns for located on Lower Main Btreet, Town* Malawan, New Jersey, an answer Polling Place: Cliffwood Memorial ahip of Matawan, New Jersey. Pro Two Counciimen for the full term. Southerly along the center line of TENTH ELECTION DISTRICT to Iha complaint filed in a Civil School, Cliffwood Ave., Cliffwood. Siate Highway Route 34 to its inter­ Tachnittl Haad Iha Boy Scout*, Y.M.C.A., and posals will be received on May 3, Tax Assessor. SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT TRACT'ONE: IM S , at ft:00 P .M . a t M unicipal Build* Tax Collector (Unoxplred term) Action ta which Charles J. Pllkun is section with the center line of South B E G IN N IN G at tho Intersection o I United Appeal*. jrtolnliff and Michael als BE G IN N IN G at the Intersection of ing, Lower Main Street, Township of The sessions of the registry ooa/o Kelley, et Atlantic Avenue; thence (0) Easterly State Highway Route 34 with th* are defendants In the Superior Court the center line of State Highway and Northerly along the center line boundary line between tha Township BaaoaM Bcoaka ha* baw aamad LEGAL NOTICE M ataw an. w ill be held at tbe following polling Route 35 with the centor Une of Cliff- "Municipal Building. places: of Now Jersey within 35 days after of South AtlanUc Avenue to Us in* of Matawan and th* Township of Barapaaa tadwlcal raocaacatative April Bad, IMS, exclusive of such wood Avenue; thence (1) Westerly tcrsection with the center line of Marlboro; thcnce (1) Northwesterly Lower Main Street FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT along the center line of CIJf/wood lar ki ITC htm iuli.fac. Ha will In th* M itto r of (to* Appeal of AU that pari of tha Borough oi dat*. If you fall so to do, Judgment Church Street; thence (7) Easterly along‘ the- Matawan-- ■ -Township...... * Marlrf* JOHN J. MAYER, to the Board Contract No. I—General Construction Avenue to its Intersection with tho fea Kaltond la Faria aad will m - Contract No. S—Structural ft Mticel Matawan, BEGINNING at a point by default may be rendered against along the centcr line of Church boro Township boundary lino to Its of Adjustment oi Use Tow nihip you for tha reUef demanded In the ccnter Une of Matawan Avenue; laneoua Iron Work . where the C0nt9t line of Main Street thence (2) Southwesterly along the Street to Ita intersection with the intersection with the center Uno o3 Vlea M A T chamica:. ooaUagi, of M arlboro. intersecta tha boundary line of the complaint. center Itno of Atlantic Avenue; Gravelly Brook, the boundary lin* NOTICE Contract No. ft—Heating, Ventilating, centcr Une of Matawan Avonue to metal Annual aad ceramic pro­ A Air*Conditlonlng Township of Matawan thcnce (I) You ahall file your answer and proot Ihence (8) Northerly along tha cen­ between the Township of Matawan PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the along the said center line of Main of service In duplicate wllh the Clerk the boundary Uno between the Town­ tcr line of AtlanUc Avenue to the and the Borough of Matawan; thenc* tecta thrauchout Europe. Board of Adjustment of the Town* Contract No. *—Plumbing k D rain­ ship of Matawan and the Borough )f age Street In a southerly direction to the of Ihe Superior Court, State House plHce of BEG IN N IN G . (2) Northeasterly. Easterly, North' Aa If A T anployaa alnca IN I, •hip of Marlboro did oa the Sixth bridge on Main Street south ol South Annex. Trenton. New Jerrey, in ac Matawnn; thence (3) Northwesterly, Polling Place: Matawan Township westerly, and Northeasterly alont d ay of April. IM S, render a deci* Contract No. ft—Electrical Work • * ...... c|vjj Southeasterly, Southwesterly, North' M r. Brooka mort recently wai Information for Bidders, Form of Street; thence (2) along a line drawn eordance with the rules Hose k Chemical Co. Fire House, the boundary Uni between tne Town* alon Id the above appeal (ranting a down the center of the gully crossed lice andd piprocedure. _ westerly. Northerly, and Southwest­ 75 Lower Main Street. ship of Mataw*an and the Borough of a ’'gMquaitered la Atlanta, Ga., at Varlanc* to John J. Mayer, permit* Proposal, Bid and Performance Bonds, erly along the Township of Matawnn- Specifications may be examined at by the said bridge to Lake Lttfferta; The action has been instituted for SIXTH ELECTION DISTRICT Matawnn to its intersection with t h e ^ Ung him to erect and use a one thence (3} In a northerly direction the ourpoae of quieting the title of Borough of Matuwan boundary line B E G IN N IN G ot the Intersection of ccnter line of State Highway Rout* Matrlct aalea manager (or cheml- the office of FrsKterlck N. Fischer, to Its intersection with the boundury family dwelling house located on Architect. 520 E. St. Georges Avenue, along the easterly edge of Lake Lef- Charlea J. Pllkun to certain land9 and the ccnter line of Church Streel with 34; thence (ft) Southerly along ‘ - th* ' eoatlnu and metal (Inlihlng premises owned by him and located ferte to Prospect Point; thence ( i ) line between tho County of Middle­ Unden, New Je rs e y . Copies of Spec] to clear up all doubts and disputes the editor line of Lloyd Rond; center____ line___ of ._ State...... Highwaylighwa, Rout* eta la tne aouthaaatera ragloa. on the west side of High Street, along a line drawn across Lake Lef- concerning the same. Such lands arc sex and the County of Moninouth; thcnce (I) Westerly along the centcr 31 to the place of BEG IN N IN G , •'Blossom H eigh ts", (W ickatunk Sec* ficatlons m a y be obtained from the ferta from Prospect Point in a north­ thence (4) Northerly and Northeast­ ■ to that ha w u a tale* angia* Architect's office and/or the Town described as follows: line of Church Street to its intersec­ TRACT TWO: tion), Marlboro Township, County of easterly direction to itavine Drive; A L L that certain lot, ’.ract or parcel erly along the boundary Uno between tion with the center Une of Atlnntic BEGINNING in the centcr of T ef aar baaed ia New York. •hip Clerk’s office at Municipal Build' thence (S) along a line drawn across Middlesex County and Monmouth Monmouth and State of New Jersey, ing, Lower Main Street, Township of of land and premises, hereinafter Avenue; thcnce Vi) Northerly along nn Rond at a comer common to th* M r. Bnaka baa served alao aa a on i lot which does not meet with the gully to the left of Highland particularly described, situate, lying County to the centcr line of Whale the ccnter line of Atlantic Avenue Township of Mntnwnn, tho Township th* minimum lot area requirements Matawan, New Jersey, upon the de­ Avenue to a point at the end of Lib­ Creek; thcnce (S) Southerly and posit of thirty dollars (930.00) for and being in the Township of Marl­ to its intersection with Ihe centcr of Marlboro, nnd the Borough of proc a il and deiipi engineer for and lot frontage requirements of erty Street, thence (0) along a line boro. in the County of Monmouth and Northeasterly along the center lino line of the Freehold St Atlantic High* Mat/nvan; thence (1) Northwesterly each set. Bidders, upon returning parallel with UnUwan Hoad to the of Whnle Creek to its intersection Wallace A Tiernan Co., Belleville, the Zoning Ordinance for the Zone Specifications with bid. and in good Slate of New Jersey. lands Railroad; thence (3) North­ along the boundary line between th* in which it is located, as e result gully which runs along Aberdeen B E G IN N IN G at the Southeast cor* with tho center line of State High' easterly along the centcr line of the Township of Matawan and the Town* aad a technical aervice engineer for of a hearing held thereon on March condition, will be refunded deposit Road, thence (7) along o lino down way Route 35; thence (0) Southeast­ in full; any non-bidder, sub-contract* ner of Michael Kinney's lot; thcnce Freehold & Atlantic Highlands Rail­ ship of Marlboro to Its Intersection Oeaaral Dyeatuft Corp., New York. 2, IMS; and that the decision of the centcr of this gulley to a point aa the needle pointed January 4th. erly ulong the centcr lino of State road to its intersection with the cen­ with the boundary line between th* the said Board of Adjustment is on ors, or material men, upon return­ where same intersects with the cen­ Highway Route 35 to the placc of 1 Ha hoidi a B.S. In Chemical En­ ing Specifications within two (2) North sixty-one (61) degrees ter Une of Lloyd Road; thence (4) County of Monmouth and tho Countv file in Ihe office of the Zoning Offlccr ter line of Matawan Road; thence (8) and thirty*nine (30) minutes EaKt six BEGINNING. Southwesterly and Southerly along of Middlesex; thcnce (2) Northeast* gineering from Maiiachuietti In- o l the Townahip of Marlboro. weeka alter rccelpt of proposals, will along the said centcr line of Matnwan Polling Place: Cliffwood Volunteer not be refunded thirty-dollars (130.00). <6) chains and thirty-seven (37) links the centcr line of Lloyd Road to the erly along the Monmouth County - W tu U of Technology and has done D A T E D : A p ril «, 1965. Koaa in a northerly direction to the lo (he Brook; thence up the xmne. its Fire Co. Firo House, Center Ave., placu of BEG IN N IN G . Middlesex County boundary line to It* BOARD OF 'ADJUSTMENT Any and ail additional sets oi point where said center line of Mat­ Cliffwood. iduata work at Brooklyn Poly- Plans and/or Specifications that muy several courses, to the Southwest Polling Place: Mntawnn Regional IntersecUon with the ccnter Une of TOWNSHIP OF M ARLBO RO awan Itoad intcrsccts tho boundary corner of Thomas Griffin's Inrnl a THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT High School. Atlantic Avenue. New Brunswick Avenue; thence (3) hnlc laatltute. He ia a member Herbert Schneider. Sec. be required by the Contractor may line of the Township of Matawan; BE G IN N IN G nt tho intersection of C be purchased from the Archltcct at bunch of Maples; thence South fifty- SEVENTH ELECTION DISTRICT Southeasterly, Southwesterly, South* e f the Satiety of Plaatica Engin-J15 $$ 90 thence (9) along the sold boundary nine (50) degrees and thirty-six (38 > tho centor line of MATAWAN B E G IN N IN G at the intersection of easterly, and Northeasterly along fh* the Architect's office for the follow line of tho Township of Matawan to C R E E K with thu ccnter line of State a m , Society of Plaatlc Indu»trie», Ing sums: the point or place of Beginning. minutes West eleven (11) chnlns and the center Une of Church Street and boundary lino between the Township.-—* In the Matter of the Appeal of ten (10) links to snid Kinney's fnnd; lllghwuy Route 35; thence (1) North­ llio center line of IJn e Hoad, the of Matawan nnd the Borough o! Mat­ Southern Rubber Group, American UFPREDO L. EDWARDS, to the 1 Complete Set of Plans...... 120.00 Polling nln along the aald held Jefferson, deceased, notice Is hereby ord ot the proceedings for the vol­ registration books will he closed un­ A aMMbenhip tea wilt he ..... given to the creditors ot said de* boundary line of the Township of til after the forthcoming Prim ary atI ft*Hto haatahe of. M rt. R.W . Hether ceased to present to the said Admin* untary dissolution thereof by the Madison to a point where laid line unanimous consent of all the stock* Intersecta tho center line of Ntw Election to be held on Tuesday, Juno i / m_ zV Mercer Rd., Old Bridge. istratrlx their claims under osth 1, tflflS. within aix months from this date. holders, deposited in my ottlcc, that Brunswick Avenue; thence (9) In s tSeMetaa Ii plaaaed lor Tue*d*y, EDELWEISS FARMS. INC. a cor­ northerly direction along the easterly Notice of change of residence or Dated: April ?th, IMS poration of this State, whose prin* application for tronsfcr of registra­ A p r. M ati I p.m. Tha topic of dJ»- Estelle E. Jones edge of Lake Lefferta to the gull) tion shall b« made either by written MO Bro ad w ay cipal office la aituatcd at No. 159 that runs in back of Locust Place; request forwarded to the Township taaalea i W “ The Bask prin- Main Street, In the Borough of Mat­ thence (7) along a line drawn down a * * aw York, New York of Clerk or the County Board of E le c­ a League af Women Administratrix awan County of Monmouth State of the center said gully to a point S where the center line of Schanck A v ­ tions on forms provided by snld W W Uln- < i lira W. Karima, Esq. ffew Jersey (R alp h S. Heuser being ■. to Mra. Frederick Iha agent therein and In charge enue Intersects the center Una oi Township Clerk or Hoard or by call­ ------— ,— la attead- ft East Front Street Msln Street; thence (8) along the ing In person at the office of the Keyport. If. J. thereof, upon whom process may be Township Clerk or County Board of Iha Ma are la a a n iid to call aerved), has complied wtth the re* center line of Main Street In a nor Attorney therly direction to a point where the Elections up to and Including April J t 9S1.M qulromenta ot Title 14. Corporations, 22, 1905. m General, of Revised Statutes of New said center Une of Main Street Inter­ sects the center line of State Mlffi- Notice Is hereby given that the In tho Matter of the Appaal of Je ra e y , preliminary to the Issuing District Boards of Election and Reg­ i thia of thia Certificate of Dissolution. wsy 34; thence (0) along the said can­ FELICE J. IENTILE, to the ter Une of State Highway 34 in an istry in and for the Township of Board of Adjustment of the N O W T H E R E F O R E , I, the Secre­ Matawan, County of Monmouth. State parcKaaar* tary of State of the StAte of New easterly direction to a point where Township of Marlboro. . said center Uns of Stata Highway 34 of New Jersey, will meet at the la (ha bay- NOTICE Jersey, Do Hereby Certify that the olace hrrrlnnftnr designated nn •aid comoratlmi did. on the 39th Intersects the roadbed of the Central PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Railroad of New Jersey; thencs (tO) TUESDAY, JUNE 1, IMS day of March, 196S, file in my office between tho hours of seven n m. and a duly executed and attested consent along said roadbed to a point whdre Tha coming of this holy day one* again reminds ut how much of our life said roadbed intersecta the canter eight p.m. (Eastern Daylluht Saving in writing to the dissolution of said line of Church Street; thence (t i) Time), for ths purposo of conducting Everything for tho Stamp ond Coin Collector corporation, executed by all the stock­ ilong the said center line of Church a primary election for tho nomina­ It bated on faith . . . faith in our nation, our leaders and our fellow man. holders thereof, which said conscnt Street In a westerly direction to thi tion of candidates for THE LARGEST STOCK OF ALBUMS and the record of the proceeding* point or place of liebeginning. One Governor. aforesaid are now on file in my Tolling>g place,Pi* . Midway Hose llouae Two Stnte Senators. AND SUPPLIES AT THE SHORE said office as provided bv law. on_ Washington Street. Three members <’f the Oeneral As- W a wish you much happiness during this joyful season. May the spirit of IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I rOUHTl! ELECTION DISTRICT mnhly. ScbH Harri* Whitman . hnvo hereto set my hand and AU that part of the Borough ol One Sheriff. affixed my official sen), st Mntnwnn bounded on the east and Two Members of the Monmouth Easter lift your heart and remain with you during the days that lie ahead. M Mul Grottmgn Library of Coim (seal) Trenton, this HOlh day of Mnrch northeast by the boundary line of County Hoard nf Freeholders. A. D. one thousand nine hun­ the Township of Matawan, on the Three Coroners, Whit* Am Eibo Showgard dred snd slxtv-flve south by the northerly boundary line Thu elcrllon of one rnalo and one Robert M. Fnicoy of the Township of Marlboro, on the fciunle inernhor of the Republican Our Officos Will Be Closod Good Friday. MAI 1944 Suppjamontt^Now In Stock" Acting flccrelnry of Stnto. west hy tho boundary line of the Ht:iio Committee. J21 127.00 Township of Matawan and on the Tho olortmn of one mule nnd one north by a lino extending •• followi female nichihor of tho Democratic M e i A U S N S IN C O I N ! t ITAMM or THI UNITED HATH RKOISTRY AND ELKCTION to wit: St,ito Coinnilttoo. NOTICE HKOINNINO st ■ point where the Tho eiin'tnm nl one mala nnd one o f m a ta w a n . W # I v y U r M t^a^eo Forelfn Stamp* and CoIm nonouon center line of Now Brunswick Ave­ femnlu rncnilior of the Republican NEW HOURS for Our Strathmore Drive-In • Walkup V/indow w4 Notice is hereby given thnt nunll- nue is Intersected by the boundary Cnuntv Execullve Committee for esch fied voter* of tJio Jlorough of MntJi- line ot the Town*hiu of Malawan illitrk't. , wan not already registered In unld thence (1) In a northerly direction The elec-tlnn of one male and one Daily 8:30 A.M. fo 6:00 P.M. * Friday 8:30 A,M. - 8:00 P.M. Borough undor the laws of New Je r ­ along the easterly edge of Iwilti Lef* female member of the Democratic Stmp A Cola Shop sey governing perrmimvit rfgixtmtlnn forte ti> the gully that rune In tho Coimtv Executive Committee for ench may roglntor or tmtrnfer with the back of Locust 1’lnre; thence (8) diatrkt. "Our 13th Year In Pu»ln#nu llorough Clerk, nr notify snld olork along a line drawn down the comer At said primary election nornlna of change of rc*M<»n<,o, at the dork's of said gully lo a point where the turns shall also be made lor tho foi- H Monmouth St., Rod lank — 741-0626 office, Borough Hall, 190 Main St., center lino of Schenck Avenue Inter* IhwImk municipal officers: Malawan, during Iwstnrin hour* nr sects Uie center line of Main itreeli Seven Councllmen-nt-Large, direct to the Crifmnlnsloiier of Megis* thence (.1) along Ihe aaid center Notice Is hereby glviMi Hint quail (ration In Freehold. lino on Main Ht. In a northerly fled voteri of the Townihip of Mala- On Thursday. April 2?, tIHVV the direction to a point whero tho aaid wan not already registered In said registration book* will be ('lonod until renior lino of Main Street Intersect* Township limler the l-iws of Now aflor Ihe forthromlnj Primary Rler* tho center lino of Atate Highway S4i Jnraey governing pernwinent regls Unit to he held on Tuesday, Jim s 1, thence (4) along Iha aald centor Uno trntlon mny register with tbe Town­ of Mt«i99 Highway <11 lo a ppoint whero ship Herk, or notify aald dork nl of change of residence or tho.... RNiil...id conter line of ft1.... fttste High- t-hHnge of residence, at tbe clerk s application for traniifer of renlnlrS' way 34 Intei'sents tha rondlmd‘ of„ we... office. Municipal llldg.. 147, Lower tion shall fie mad? either by written tVn(r*i Railroad of Now Jorooy, M/iln Ml, In lh> ’IW-mmlp of Mata' ARMERS JM.ERCIIANTS request forwarded lo tho Ihtrotigh Polling plai'ft, rrtnoau Indopendonl wim, during biininesi hnurs, or direct Clark m Itonrd nr hy enllinil in per> flrehmiAt, frotieau Av*. to tho ii<>manls of Kli*otl»n and !ti»g- l#try ia and for the tlormnih of Mata> TAILOR on PREMISCS an, County of Mnmnnotft. Misti of "Tfte O M n I R « f * ow Jam o y, will thcet at ilm u U c e i Alteration* an M*n'i ond Women*! Qarmentt hereinafterB dp«ilgnn»H i.ji la Monmouth CeuMr" TUIMI1AV, JUNK I, IIM Under Perioftot Supfttvltlon ^ OF MATAWAN between I he hoiM« nf aevt'ti m in and pjght p.m, lfl*H!efn Drtvlhthl Wiving Tim®), for the lHlfpnat’ nf I'nmlm-UMif GEORGE MAIKOS Tailor) * |tnmat-y Hhi Umh (ur nm iwimiim lifabllshed 1830 WILL BE CLOSED linn of rwidlilrtl"* for One t ‘tV’>' r , ‘ oi v i 'a v, t v i m vM tiW i3iVi w w u u m w m tfr w / w i‘,1 female tneihlu'f oi the M.*tuiii.i' >* j r i? vr.. THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. I h n f a j f i IS . IN S Paqe Thirteen

UaJversity, WelfviJle, H £ , and • churches the women ol the church Census Department To Cites Economy nomic advance recorded in the first Guest Speaker At Dattar at W lliii|*y.Degee, with Carden G ub Sets guilds will provide the hostesses. Allstate Agent quarter o l this year is unsustain­ • ■ajar la III iS liiltlril SUUstics. A number ol flower arrange­ Survey Home Repairs The general economy will roll able. "The forward momentum in baaaSe Uaivenity et Nertk Car* ^ M C Conference May 5,6 Tour ments will decorate the homes. A sample survey of residential forward to new record highs over recent weeks can be traced In part Haa. '■ These arrangement* am M s g done alterations and repairs covering the the next 12 months but the rate of to anticipatory buying because ot Dr. M E. Terry, Director, Opera- He wu aaeocUte professor of Final plans Kir "The Happy first quarter of 1965 will be made gruwth will slacken, Walter E. expected work stoppages in stecL^., Hfiaeeriia ataliatira at Virgiaia by members of the various Garden Mmm Unearth aad Compitatioa Birthday Tour” o t seven homes and among selected families in this Ikwdley, vice president and trea­ and other metals, containers, FotyteduUc lu litu ta in IN I He two historic churches io the North Clubs throughout the stale which surer of Armstrong Cork Co., said chemicals, and several other in­ Cseter, Bell T d q A w labora- area according to Director John C became a member o l the technical Shore area of Monmouth County are member clubs ot the Garden Gibson of the Bureau of the Census recently. Speaking at the annual dustries. Automobile production lories, HobnM, will be the facet itafl ia tha Research Statistical De- scheduled for May S and G by the Club of New Jersey. regional office in Philadelphia. convention of the wholesalers of dearly has been artifically stimu­ lated as the aftermath of the strike speaker at 'a taadNoa ai ll:N partmeat a l Beil Teleptaae Ub- Garden Club of New Jersey were A plant sale will be hald al All The survey will require about Armstrong building products, Mr. oratorlaa at Murray HIU la IW . diacussed at a meeting of the com­ Hoadloy supported his view by say- in the in dustry late last year,” he » » . . Saturday la the Menmooth Saints Memorial Epiacopal Church two weeks to complete and is part and waa promoted W head ol the mittee on Monday, at the home of of a national study involving about inti that tiie "phenomenal" eco­ said. G a llie Dlalai Hill. Me talk, *Hie and a Boutique Sale sponsored by Mew look ia Computation,” li part Department ol SUti»ll*a, Data Mrs. John Langenberger, Navesink. 8000 home owners throughout the al tha program lor the First Mon- Analyais, also at Murray Hill in This bi-annual event commemo­ The Niche of Red Bank will be part nation. The data collected provide rates the 40th anniversary of tho MMth Coafereace oa Statistic* and IM*. . of the attraction at Rohallion, the a statistical picture of the im­ founding of the club. Mrs. Langen- Oaalily Assurance. Evtrett W. Dr. T irry became assMant di­ residence of Dr. and Mrs. Pisani. portance of home alterations and Holt, M a c t tke faculty at Mon­ rector, Traffic Studies, and head. berger is chairman of the Mon­ repairs in the U.S. cconomy. As STILLWELL GARAGE . amith Collets, will ba moderator Department of Operation* Re­ mouth County tour. government programs and policy at tha luachaaa. ■ search at Holmdel Bell Telephone These tours are held every other Antique Show, Sale \ expand the aids available for im­ 172 JACKSON ST. • MATAWAN 71a First MoamoHh Conference Laboratoriea in 19(2. Twa years year in order to raise money for At Red Bank Church proving and conserving existing *• Statistics aad quality Aaeuranca later, he was promoted to hi« pres­ the various scholarships which the homes, the information collected in It hetag en laoaiored fay the Met- ent position; club sponsors in landscaping and this Census survey will also becomc a Power Brakes % Power Steering horticulture at Rutgers University The 16th annual Antiques' Show increasingly valuable for urban re­ lopolitaa New York Section of the and Sale will be held Tuesday, American Society lor Quality Con­ Employ*™' Dinner and for the support of conserva­ newal. • Automatic Transmission tion education in the schools and Wednesday and Thursday, Apr. The survey will cover papering, trol, the Moa mouth Subiection ot 27, 28 and 29 al the Trinity Epiaco­ CHARLES I. CAPONE *■ laatituie ol Eectrical and Eiec- garden therapy In veterans and painting and plastering, plumbing More than 70* New leraey em­ pal Parish Hall oa West Front St., • 4 Barrel Carburetor M e Eagiaem , aad Monmouth ployer* are expected to attend the state hospitals. Charles J. Capone Io03 Comstock repairs, central air conditioning, Tickets may be purchased at the Red Bank. Thirty accredited deal­ exterior wall and roof work, re­ Oalleie- third annual dinner ol the Employ­ ers from New Jersey and surround­ St., Asbury Park, has been appoint­ a General Repairs er Legislative Committee* of New door of every house on the days of pairs to the heating plant, electri­ The program ii open to the pub­ ing areas will display authentic an­ ed as an a«enf tor the Allstate In­ cal work, and miscellaneous car­ Jersey, Apr. 21, la the Grand Ball­ the tour, through the various gar­ - Re. Reservations may be made by tiques, including furniture, china, surance Companies, according io pentry. The extent of the work as writ lag Herbert Stainer, c/o Malh- room of the Robert Treat Hotel, den dub* in the area and also at glassware, dolls clocks, jewelry, New Jersey Regional Manager Rick well as expenditures will be de­ PHONE 566-2251 M a tlcs Department, Monmouth Newark, lt was announced today The Niche, 40 Monmouth St., Red Dank. The Navesink Country Club copper, books, maps, silver and E. Vcrnoia. termined. College, West Long Branch, by E . M. Ambler, manager ol Jer­ many other items too numerous lo la ca b a d Ph. D. Degna sey Central Power ft Light Co., and the Rumson Country Club will mention. Mr Capone *olned Allstate In Asbury Park, who is chsirman of have two sittings for lunchoon on Real Estate Listing Cards for The luncheon epeaker, Dr. Ter- In conjunction with the show, June and immediately was enrolled sale at this office. iy, haa a Bachelor ol Science De­ the Monmouth County Employers May 5 and 6 and reservations for ir the special training procram the either must be made at least three special exhibits will include the gree la Mathematics from Acadia Legislative Committee.______O’Donnell Travel Agency of Red company provides for all its sales days in advance through Mrs. Ar­ representatives. At the conclusion thur B. Lawrence, 17 Meadow View Bank who will have a booth, the theme of which will be “ A Ber­ of the course, he satisfactorily com* Lane, Lincroft. Coffee also will be pletcd the examinations conducted CHECKER muda Holiday.” Marion Fisher, available at All Saints Memorial by the New Jersey Stale Depart* Episcopal Church, Navesink, the Inc,, Little Silver, will prosent all Easter Flowers types of floral and plant arrange­ ment of Banking and Insurance and iw bat sami su out Stone Church as it is familiarly ments. Riverview Hospital will was licensed for the sale of both life ESTABLISHED 1931 , known, between II a.m. and 3 p.m. and casualty insurance lines. • R o m Buihet demonstrate many types of ser­ each day. The Women's Auxiliary ™ l o r 1 9 6 6 0 vices performed at the hospital. A Rraduate oi Villan a Univer­ Ro«d. .ii* h u> vt S I • Tropical House Plants of the church is providing that ser­ sity, where he Majored L econom­ vice. Tour hours will be 10 a.m. The Buffing Wheel of Utile Silver will display handcrafted gifts of ev­ ics, Mr. Capone will represent the THE KEY TO A SUCCESSFUL SUMMER CAMP Ah* A Larft Viriity *1 to 5:30 p.m. each day. Allstate Motor Club, in addition to Homes, Churches Ope* ery description. Twenty - five guest IS A TOP CALIBER SWIM PROGRAM • GffMium. • Pachytandtft artists will exhibit their paintings selling (he various lines of insur­ The seven homes and two his­ This Wo Wifi Porsonolly Givo Your ChflcJren . • Rhodo4**Jre*i • Ev«f9r*«Ai In a show sponsored by the Mon­ ance the comj‘ny provides. He toric churches and the chairman also will be a local spokesman for • Revering Shrubi of hostesses for each one are as mouth Arts Gallery of the Mon­ A Camp of High Standards mouth Arts Foundation, Inc. ■the Allstate Safety Crusade, a pro- • SJud* «nd Fruit Tr#ti follows: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kram devoted to the reduction of Hours ol the show and sale are A lt o Aborn, 167 Grange Ave., Fair Ha­ automobile and home accidents, exclusively for Boys aud Girls ven, hostess chairman, Mrs. Wil from 12 o'clock noon until 10 p.m . working from the Allstate sales lo­ • Top Soil • Past Mom • F«rfiir»eti on Tuesday and Wednesday; from And Ofhar GardM liam Campbell ol the Trowel Club cation in the new Sears, Roebuck Ages 3 to 15 of New Brunswick; Mr. nnd Mrs. 12 noon until 6 p.m. on Thursday. and Company Store at Middle­ FULL UNE OF PATCO PRODUCTS Gerard Barba, 673 Broad St., Luncheon will be served daily from town. Shrewsbury, hostess chair­ 12 noon until 2 p.m.; tea from 2 NO EXTRA BUS TRIPS ARE NECESSARY; ALL man, Mrs. Richard Nevius, Shrews­ until 5 p.m. and dessert and coffee FACILITIES ARE ON THE CAMP GROUNDS SIGISMONDI GREENHOUSES from 7 until 10 p.m. selected as the agency for the com­ bury Garden Club; Mr. and Mrs. pany’s Rambler automobile adver­ PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS: 574 Lloyd Road Matawan, N. J . Lawrence Carton, Wigwam Rd., tising. L im o u s in e Tal. 566-1709 or 566-4158 Locust, hostess chairman, Mrs. Select Agency SWIMMING INSTRUCTION: Beginners, Advanced, Richard W. Dunham, Metuchen Now is the time to advertise C o m f f o r l- Garden Club; Mr. and Mrs. Fran­ American Motors President Roy those unused articles for sale. A Competitive Swimming and Diving cis Gabriel, North Rohallion Dr., Aberncthy announced today that small ad in the classified column Rumson, hostess chairman, Mrs. Benton and Bowles, Inc. has been will turn them to cash for you. T a x l e a b L.A. Foilansbee, Grow and Show TENNIS INSTRUCTION: By A Professional. Garden Club of Allenhurst; Mr. and Golf Instruction Baioboll nsr aaaum a non Mrs. Richard M. Hurd, Navesink E c o n o m y Arts 8 Crafts Volley Ball . . . ONLY MOFLI MAKE A GOOD BANK River Rd., Locust, hostess chair­ SPECIAL Trod Evcntj Field Events man, Mrs. Graham Ashmead, Manufactured In limited quantities on Dramatics Dancing Navesink Garden Club; Mr. and the same production line as the woild Many Special Events Mrs, Niels W. Johnson, 174 Rum- 20c Each famous Checker taxicab, the 8 passen­ son Rd,, Rumson, hostess chair­ ger, 4 door Checker Marathon Sedan is ALL ADULT PROFESSIONALLY TRAINED man, Rumson Garden Club; Dr. Penna. Flag Stone America's most practical car. Taxi- SENIOR COUNSELLORS nnd Mrs. Anthony J. Pisani, Rohal­ lion, Bellevue Ave., Rumson, host­ strengthened parts and the super ess chairman, Mrs. Dale Otto, Lit­ DUNLOP & IISK POTTERY CO. strong double channel X-brace frame tle Silver Garden Club; All Saints make Checker Marathon • tougher, Memorial Episcopal Church, Nave­ UPPER MAIN STREET safer automobile. Its roomier interior, sink and Old Christ Episcopal hi|hir, wider door opening snd deep Church in Shrewsbury. At both MATAWAN, N. J. seated luxury mean greater comfort, U 5 Audiloriurrs for Roiny Day Activities greater value. Now, with your choice # Tutoring AveilebU Bf V I oi ttiiitty six engines, seditis, # Camp SHrt, Mitk, and Ice Crsam Included station wagons, limousines. Set tht in Tuition. Hot Meals Provided. DELICIOUS!! .. Our Own Special Smoked huilt-tO'last Checker soon. # Regisler Now for Four or Eight Woek Ptriodf. 9 Cemp Opens Junn 28th. ■ C A S T S R RARITAN GARAfit CALL TODAY 531-1500 South Main St., Keyport You ere cordlolly invii«d to vliit our camp for a H a m s 264-0361 personally conducted four of th# grounds. Order Yours Early ! ' —vfn a** i - w H .L il . M — n 1 m - . - A A MEAT: | A BUTCHER SHOP f Y l Q l ^ MARKET | ove" » y ea r s NOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN 32 W. Front St. — 264-9807 — Keyport IMPORTANT J sm h esal to aM ■ m , a pMak, .RaUi a ll a k M M U m sMkl Raw M U P P 1 I R S INVENTORYC A I E IO T M M M If H i •■■■■ HB aaa H i HR ■BB^P here's wishing you a Ben Voyage M , npwhaMd FfdnjC al Ihe Flm HMtlnaM efllea H*fDS r«a REDUCTION 3 M L E . a a a n r | N b » m i Ihs Mb h S fn/aeM eaaw dam If m u H naaaktHalm alB|MasMlisaWkMlh (a year I planning SPECIAL SALE II righll M M 10 You're sure ol fun on ■9KB9W MaitnM MONTM MONTHS MONTH! HEAVY DUTY SCHOCKS that cruiae or ocean MERCURYS & COMETS 4« as UM 119T * o y a g a when you *.8 n.n 4M9 •t.M »« $4.95 count on ua to make 47.fl ll.lt all the arrangements 18 IKS MS IMI 41JT INSTALLATION < £ > i MW 111,79 72.71 W tM FR 1717 IS Ml Brown Travel Bureau oar vain: valley m i «i im a»ii» •*.. parta Amtoi 1 1 N E W HOLLYWOOD T Broiltay - Nlibl Calllt CO 4-MSI SERVICE, INC R t ■ A Corners) K t y p o r t free fa — iHadaa CARS COIIor 4-3001 MUST B i SYLVIA MYERS, R.N. ■ i mnot or.isi SOLD Superfluous Hair Permanently Removed <]>v SPEAK EFFECTIVELY III Ivy Way BY SAT. Davtlop Poitt, ConfM m ia, Malawaa, N. I. ■y Appointment Ability to Deal W ith P$oph NIKI DKMOMtlHamNI ENROLLMENTS NOW! 4:30 PM. In Effect** SpMhim, Human ftiCMRdy URMifllflf P.I.I/S Hill Top Country Day Camp C O M E ! G E T HALE YOUR SHARE Agos 4 Thru 10 — Enroll Now Ter .July - August CARNEGIE • SWIMMING a ARTS a CRAFT a BASEBALL a GOLF O F S A V IN G S COURSE And Other Athletic Activities Expoiioncod Fop Instructors RED BANK f M J W T N Lorgs Inrloor Aro« 0 Trornporlnlion Incl, "You'll Do Better In Freehold" Molly Pitcher Inn - 6 P.M. ■ Wed., April 14th . Nw MfCMlWMS* snd folM Roufi 35 Wed., April 21 st • asN VoSSfsnd Mn* Acadomic Instructions Available »j* yaw n * wilh Ai»aw> • Niffla Thru P.I.I.'s Summer School HAZLET . TMnD M (SMS an Vsw I'M • Control rsar and Worry W ALL-IRW IN Shore Point Inn • 8 P.M, • Wed., April 21 it • M A Mtai CsnwtMlloMM $80 Por Month Includes AH Costs Except • MvttO* VSUr HltlMft Mtfllllft Route 35 Wed,, April 28th .WlnTMMterJob, Academic Instructions MERCURY. COMET DIRECT FACTORY REPRESENTATIVES Mwa)m m * ______Mri, Amy Kraft, Director ■ For Info, Call 566-2222 MmM H IMOCMHtP I SALES TMINIIN INSflTUTE, N, I, PRIVATE INSTRUCTION INSTITUTE la IMI MMM4N.J. fkomi 7SH1M Uoyd and Nolan Roadt, Morganville RTS. 9 & 33 "not FREEHOLD Neif fa Stammer# THE MATAWAN JOURNAL N. J . Thursday, April 15, IVD®

__ ^ , _h, W. I _____ Nv»Vy M •'V %y V W . *'/ *• / iwmmiiHittMdiUtfiimuoumiiiiiHjiiiDaHiswEWBauvu'iiuaniwiiituiumittiuuuiwnwiujtimuB.iiiuuiuiuuuiumiHtiuin^i.iuitiiiiij*' ' S m i //My SALE! SALE! SALE! &

OUR LOW OFF FACTORV N IC iS AT MAM CLOAK COMPANY WANTED TO RENT HOUSES FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT HELP WANTED HELP WANTED KEYPORT house, 2 bedrooms, $110 MATURE and capable homemak* LADIES. Earn $22 for selling only IT STOUS ST. - NUR aOWW AVI. 2-1 BEDROOM HOUSE, for adult THE BILDERBACK APTS. T H E f in e s t per month. Inquire 53 Chingarora ers wanted Tor full-time and part­ 30 bottles of famous Vanilla. family, conveniently located in NO MONEY DOWN — . FREEHOLD — IN Ave., Keyport or call 264-8931. wj!5 time work to help families where Write Rawielgh Dept., NJD-13A- Matawaa. Call alter 4 p.m. *71-0*79. If your credit la good you caa tm, FURN ISH ED It UNFURNISHED KEYPORT 5 room apartment 2nd emergency illness arises. Free one- 12G0, Chester, Pa.______wj* wjlS thia I bedroom home with no APARTMENTS floor, adults preferred. Call 264' week training coursc. Salary $1.35 WOMEN, part-time, earn $34.4* ANNUAL SPRING CLEARANCE money down, located In Union U T IL IT IE S INCLUDED 3329 after 4 p.nv.______wj!5 per hour, plus car expense. For in­ working three evenings weekjy, terview call Visiting Homemaker MATAWAN AREA—un til house or Beach Immediate occupancy Far VACANCY KEYPORT—3 large rooms and til­ cai^re|Jun^tL^al^64j6395^^jw^l Service, 222-9100 between 9 a.m. 20% OFF AU * COATS apartment for couple, starting information call Scoraa Construc­ 294-6333 ed bath, newly decorated, heat tion, JM-4167 w|tt and 1 p.m. ______wj22 F O R S A L E Juae. Call M. Rutman, 542-1496 or CLIFFWOOD BEACH, modern ap and all utilities supplied, in busi­ • SUITS • RAINCOATS 771-7(74. wjl5 ness district, one flight up. Call WOMAN for housework, child care, DEVELOPMENT HOME OWNERS artment 3 rooms and bath, als< M a rt RmiiIa liv C N fi 20*4-4661. wjl 5 2 days, experienced, references, FREE INSTALLATION , I furnished room, heat and hot own transportation. Call 566-B488. House too HAZLET, 5 room bungalow, fur­ ALUMINUM COMBINATION I tiKW lftf P«puUr Wfcttw SITUATION WANTED Being transferred? water supplied, parking lot, pri •mall? Mortgage...... yment loo vate entrance. Call 566 1952 wjtl nished or unfurnished, couple HOSTESS, restaurant, evenings STORM WINDOWS . • H H h* • Mititys • Half Sl«*< WILL DO IRONING in my home, high? Don't wait, call us now preferred. Call after 6 p.m., 2G4- and weekends. Write Box N in K EYPO RT, apartment 3 rooms nnd 6 FOR $77 1 very reasonable. Call 2M-*57#. we'll buy your home 9646. wjl5 care ol this newspaper.______wj|5 bath, near buses, 6 corners, (leal Triple track, fully weather stripped) MANLEY ASSOCIATES TH REE ROOMS and bath, heat and wJ15 and hot water supplied. 1 flight up. KITCHEN HELP Apply in person genuine Alcoa aluminum, E-Z till. *71-5353 hot water supplied; $85 per SOME WINTER COATS t n per month, suitable for couple Poet's Inn, Route 79, Matawan. Can bt cleaned from Inside Terma. W IL L C ARE lor working mother’s ______wjtf month, Adults only. Immediate oc­ or tingle person. Available Immed­ children, Monday through Friday. cupancy. Call Osborn 1-0763 or 264­ W AITRESSES, day or night. Apply PROWN'S STILL AVAILAILE LOW, LOW PRICED CUSTOM BUILT HOMES iately. Call 462-6298. wjtl 1391.______wjtf in person Carol’s Diner, Highway Call 5M5M4______w jli 35, Keyport.______wj!5 a Broad S t SH 1-7500 Red la a t THOROUGH houie cleaning, ref. UNION BEACH 3-room apartment. •ill Low Down payment, financing ar’ Call 2(4-9766 or inquire Augie's SERVICES WOMEN lo make telephone ap­ erences, Monday, Tuesday, Wed- ranged, built on your lot or ours pointments, good part time rate. Houn: Monday Thru Thursday netday or Saturday, own trans- Amoco Station, Highway 36, Union Beach. wjtf PA RKER BOARDING HOME to, Own hours. Call 727-1440. wj!5 ALUMINUM DOORS grutionj^aUMWm^ CURRIER ft CSIK aged men and women Stati tto9;Frf.-Sat.9to 6 GENERAL CONTRACTORS K EY PO R T 1 and 2 bedroom apart licensed Call SM-MII Matawan. WOMEN EX PER IEN C ED in fac­ AND WINDOWS j REAL ESTATE FOR SALE A BUILDERS ments $95 and tU5 per month. N j wjtt tory work. Apply in person Ralph 1M-MM 264-1210 Call 264-4B22, wjtl CLIFFWOOD Hoarding Home loi Fricdland It Bros., Locust St.. CRAWFORD CROMEV1 j c v UNION BEACH, corner lot iitXIOO, wjtl elderly men and women, prlvat, Keyport. wjl5 Pine and Eighth Streets; make K EY PO R T 2 or 3 bedroom apart­ NEW HOME. Marlboro. 3 bedroom and state guests Licensed by 'hr 717-2481 offer, Write Boa B in care of this ment. Immediate occupancy. Call State James L Lawson, R N MAINTENANCE MAN ranch, 3/4 acre lot, unlimited wa 264-1247. wjtl newspaper. . w jl] ter supply, full basement, $18,990, Myrtle Ave. cliffwood Call 9M WORKING FOREMAN A HANDSOME HEAVY DUTY Call 591-9250. wjtf UNION BEACH, apartment 2nd 6230 wjtt floor, 5 rooms and balh (large INCOME TAXES prepared by ex SUMMER HOME, 6 rooms and lav Maintenance man for printing Com ALUMINUM 1 atory, corner lots 75X100 — 702 living room with picture window pert accountant, uasonable. Long pany who can work with electronic WINDOW SABATOS Edmunds Ave., Union Beach. Price overlooking the Bay). Hot water form SS.Ciill 566-7524.___ wj4/h controls for paper, general build­ $5500. Call 998-2824. wjlS baseboard heat, adults only. In­ iNCOME TAX returns prepared ing, maintenance, power, electri­ FOR PRIME MEATS SIX rooms and bath, one car ga quire 434 Front St., Union Bcach part time bookkeeping. Call 2C4 city nnd other mechanical mainte­ $11.95 or call 2G4-4645. wjll • HOME MADE BOLOGNA rage, on lot 40 by 200 fed. Lo­ 0725. wj4/15 nance. Training availahle. Good FREE ESHMATES • SMOKED PRODUCTS cated at 603 Holmdel Kd., Ilnzlot. KEYPORT, furnished opartmenT 2 TAX RETURNS expertly prepared pay, good security, good oppor­ KARL FRANTZ 214-MM Cull 566 0467. w|15 rooms and bath, heat, hot water In your home. The Tax Man 5(M tunity. Write brief resume to Box wjlf and clectric supplied. I block troin 82,16 even in g s.__ __wjl/If C in care of tliis newspaper, wjl5 506 Main St., Belford WEST KEANSBURG, bungalow on ROOF SHINGLES t l 75 per bundlej (C«mpb«llt Junction) lot, will give handy man a good stores. Privnte entrance; S70 per TlIRF.k experienced oresscrs. Un­ month. Call 591-9250. wjtl STROTHER &TCKEL7lNC. roll roofing $1 50 ond up Fell deal. Coll 787-2.1)!)!) filter 8 p.m. wj!5 ion Shop, piece work rates Ap LLOYD AND NOLAN RDS. ply in pyrsnn. Morris Manufaclur 11.75. asbestos and brick tiding $19 OPEN TIL I P.M. APARTMF.NT, 3 rooms nnd hath, a square; also garage doors $39 75. MATAWAN house with ?> apart­ MORGANVILLE ing Co.. 1 Johnson Ave.. Malnwan GOOD FRIDAY ments, near Main Street, good beat and hot water supplied, own Finer Roofing Supplies, Old Bridge private entrance. Husiness couple Grading, Land Clearing. Top Soil, income property. Large yard. Write Trenching, Laterals, Fill Dirt etc EXPERIENCED OPERATORS Road. Englishtown Call Gibson Box M in care of this newspaper. preferred. Immediate occupancy. 6-6821 "Spacialne Domowej Roboty Inquire 313 lleers St,,_Keyport. wjl.1) Cnll 591-94X5 or 566-1992. If ______wjlS SINGLE NEEDLE answer ca)M536-3525. ___ wjtf SHOES—For work, dress or play. T H R EE ROOM bungalow furnished SEWING MACHINES KEYPO RT 7 rooms and hath, base­ PERSONAL and smuU business re For the whole fnmily, expertly 2 YIAR-OLD FIILD-OROWN WIELKANOCNE" or unfurnished wilh utilities, gar­ DAY OR NIGHT SHIFT board hot water beat, corner lot, turns prepared by an expert tax fitted, widths to E E E always In near schools $14,500. Call 264-1376. den and spacious grounds; by week or month. Cnll 916-4733.____ wj 15 accountant. Call 566-7281. wj4/J5 A PPLY IN PERSON slock Selling al 20 to 40% below HYBRID RO SI BUSHKS Home M«d* Poliih Smolcd ~SYRTfHMORK RESIDENTS MORRIS MFG. CO.. regular retail prices Alcxandcr'e CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME APARTMENT, 2 rooms and ba tli. Discount Shoe Center, Route 3t kitchen Included, all utilities sup­ Shrubbery, beds cultivated und for JOHNSON AVE MATAWAN near Poole Ave., Hazlet. Call 204* plied, refrigerator. Inquire Robert tilized. Free advice on the job. Four bedrooms, bath, kitchen, 2 3303. wjtl OUARANTIID TO BLOOM KIELBASY Bernhard, 6 West Concourse, Cliff­ Reasonable rates. Chuck Harding spare rooms, long side porch, 2 GIRLS — GIRLS - GIRLS wood Beach. Call 566-6929. wjl5 Landscaping 747-1378 es'cnings. car garage; also 1 extra large _____ wj 15 Over 21 years of age earn extra room 18'XI8' can be used for busi­ KEYPORT, apartment 3 rooms and SCREENED TOP SOIL bath, nice localion, close to trans­ CARMEN'S CATERING money spare time or full lime. Call ness or recreation. Corner lot today for appointment. 566-8231 or THE BEST MONEY CAN BUY 8 9 1 50X100 in a nice neighborhood. portation; heat, hot water, range SERVICE 264-9831.______Wj25 Located In Union Beach V2 block and refrigerator included in rea­ Blue stone, road gravel, sand, fill Fr»A Kialbasy - 79c Ib. sonable monthly rental. Available from bus stop, near schools. Newly COMPLETE LIN E OF FOODS dirt, etc. decorated inside, good Investment May 1st. References required. Call AUTOS FOR SALE 2616771.______wjl 5 264-5112 OR 566-9890 Horn* Mid* Sh*nkUu property; mortgage available. Ask­ BULLDOZING & BACKHOE ing $6500. Call after I p.m. for FURNISHED ROOM, comfortable, WEDDINGS — HOUSE PARTIES BILL LANZARO'S SERVICE Fully-Cooked • Hickory appointment 264-1B4I.______wj!5* Lloyd Rond, Matawan. Call Pet­ ALL AFFAIRS AUTO SALES ersen 566-4609. wjl5* wj29 QUALITY USED CAR* ECKEL'S TRUCKING Two story Colonial home, 4 large KEYPORT, apnrimcnts modern 2l/i 134 MAIN 51 MATAWAN TELEPHONE ANSWERING MORGANVILLE SMOKED HAMS bedrooms, 2 baths, modern kitchen, and V/i rooms, beat supplied. Call SERVICE CR MAIN * RT lt CALL DAY OR NIGHT dining room, 2 fireplaces, full base­ 256-4000, extension 2956; after 5:30 Let us be your Secretary, no need M a b w Pafm - mada poMi> ment, best neighborhood. Asking ~i.m. call 667-835Q. wj22 591-9707 Whole to iniss culls; part time or full 566-2224 wjtl bit only by Our coaat-to-cout or Half $17,990. K EYPO RT — two bedroom apart­ time service. Cal I 2S4-70C0. w j 15 OPEN EVES TIL • PM «hato-wklepurchaelJi| power. ment, heat and hot walcr fur­ KEYPORT, small 5 room upstairs FLftWBRlNG, SHRUBS 67 New custom built ranch, 3 bed­ nished. Write Box S, care of this apartment, ideal for couple wilh \ m CHRYSLER, A dr., good tires, condition. $1200. tested grass seod. Merion blue sod, REALTY CO. view, for young lady, living Call 264-5050 6 lo 8 p.m. or inquire wholesale and retail. 49;. room and kitchen privileges. Cull at this newspaper. wjtf IIWY 34 MATAWAN A work shop for guitarisls nnd Sliced Poliih 566-3311 291-3365.______wjl5 drummers who really want to play 19M~cfniVR6LET,^cUoirr^~l7(^l” EASTER PLANTS wjl5 CLIFFWOOD BEACH house, 3 bed­ rock ’n roll. er, white wall tires, excellent Op«a nwrsdar « Friday NJ«to If l 9 rooms, nearly new $135 per HAM condilion $50, Call 566-3495 after .5 Open daily 8 to 8 , Sunday 9 to 5; month. Available May 1st. Call eve­ 1 HOUR LESSON p.m. wj22 Highway 35, South Ambov. Call STERLING McCANN nings after 6 p.m. 671-1408.___ wjt_f Polish Babka ONLY 52.00 1958 PLYMOUTH 9 passenger's Parkway J-0208. ' wjtf REAL ESTATE KEANSHURG. unfurnished garage cylinder wagon, automatic, pow­ DOWNTOWN SIGN UP NOW! W KLL ROTTLD manure, no odor, UNDER THE RED ROOF apartment, 4 rooms and balh, in er, radio and bra ter, new battery, Horsa Radish pleasant neighborhood. 1 month se­ by the bushel or ton; ulso mulch KEYPORT HWY 34 MADISON TWP. brakes nnd plugs, etc.; original NEWBERRYS curity. $100 including utilities. Call owner 58,000 mihvs. $325. Call 566­ hay, feeding hay and straws; fire­ Red or White 566-9666 BERTOLO MUSIC CENTER 787-3231. _____ wjl5 8809.______wjJ5 place wood. Deliveries on all. Call aaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaa PORT MONMOUTH 787-6000 2G4-0924. wjtf WALK TO ST. JOSEPH'S CLIFFWOOD, apartment in rear of RED HANK 741-12'M L9C3 VOLKSWAGEN bus, excellent llayshore Fishery, Highway 35. LONG BRANCH 222-2621 condition, any reasonable offer PIN BALL machines $35 and up, Keyport 4 bedroom Cape Cod, For appointment call Clifford 4-7-176 wj2i) accepted. Call ,r)66-5070. wj 15 regulation slate top jmol tables, baths, large cat In kitchen, full after 5 p.m. wjl j 1963 R A M B L E lT iU r^ rts inoJeL balls and all accessories $250 and basement, hot water heat. |I6,900. LARGE FURNISHED room, very LOST twin .slick, bucket srats, white up; also bath room sink $10. Call ______wj 15 comfortable, all improvements, wall tiros, radio and heater, excel­ 2644)59! or lll!)2 .______wjtf private home. Call 787-6117. _wjj,5 MALE CAT, black with white feet lent condition $1300. Cal! 591-9629. TIIRUK PIKCl- porch seT$15. W i^ IN UNION REACH, apartment .5 and stomach, wearing Olack col­ I960 OLDSMOIULK Dynamntic 8S, dow fan, like new $2(1. 3 pifeo# MATAWAN rooms and bath, heat and hot lar with bell, in vicinity of Maple 4 door sedan, power steering, living room suite also 3 tables $f>0, water supplied; nowly decorated. PI., Keyport. Answers to the name power brakes, white walls, auto­ Kemnore gas range 30” new $100. IT'S VAN'S Available May 1st. Cull 264-3085. of “ TIG ER." Anyone knowing his matic. Excellent condition, original Wall cabinets, pine finished $75. wjl 5 whereabouts please call 2GI-1724. owner $895. Call 566-9251 after 4 Frlgidaire $65. Commercial paint NO DOWN V. A. UNION BEACH 3 room apartment, ______wjl 5* p.m. ______wj 15 sprayer, assortment fish tanks and LOW DOWN F. H. A. all Improvements, Ideal for re­ A CAMEO PIN In or around the Now Is the time to advertise equipment. Call 787-4562 between tired person or young couple 550 vicinity of Mindy's Restaurant, those unused article? for sale. A 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. wjl5 m o m Matawan Borough 3 bedrooms, ilin- with electric. Call 264-4169 after 6 Highway 34, Strathmore. Call 5li!i- small ad in Um clarified column p.m. wj 15 1223. wjlf) ONE PLANTKR JR., garden trac­ ing room, basement, garage, en will turn them into cash for vou. tor with cultivator, plow and bar­ closed porch, attic, masonry con­ row; ulso 1 two row cultivator wilh struction; all tor $13,990. Fnrmull tractor. Inquire Frank Kckel, Tennent Rood, opposite Matawan Borough new bl-levcl 4 Morganville First Aid Building. ouGocdtfMCiW Thomas Lytfla, Pres. bedrooms, dining room, gallic wj22* room, 2 car garage 519,500. BUSINESS SERVICES TRAVF.LO Mobile llome. used, SU BJEC T TO VA ft FHA 50X10. Price $3650. Hilyou Mobile W64 FALCON 2-Dr. II.T . $1695 APPROVAL Homes Inc., Route 35, Katuntown, A Cyl., Auto, Trans. TtUvi; N. .1. w| “ VAN’S AGENCY SIAM ICS!-! kittens, seal point onW*' DON'S TV SERVICE CONVERTIBLE TOPS VINCENT J IJIGENNAHO tuls only, various shades, Rendy 1964 FALCON 2-Dr. Sedan 1495 REALTOR For fast efficient radio ind tela- For al) model carl. A Courtesy DLIXi CONTRACTOR for Piaster. Call 2G4-G41H. wjl5 17 SOUTH BEUKS ST., IfOLMDEI A Cyl., Auto, Trans, vlilon service call ,186-3844,______Car for your convenience f.arnr’s’ KVF.KtiUFKN trees, Dig your own, CR. HWY 34 AND MAIN ST. Auto Seat Covers, 1 Q - 1320 High Complete building line. Csrpentry, Spiiire, Yews, Arborvitae, ' ' TV SERVICE masonry, painting I, jluminum MATAWAN wa; 34 and Middlesei Rd., Mata $1.25. Barker’s Lane, ofl Matawan 1963 PONTIAC 4-Dr. Sedan 1895 566-1600 wan. 24 hour phone Mrvlce. Call products. 596-1881 1112214 Rd , Malawan. I or inlormation call OPEN 7 DAYS TEN EYCK RONSUN INC. M6 -NII. wjtf 8 Cyl., Auto. Trans., Powor Steering, ______w^tj 566 (i3Sl. ______wi ,5l MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE MATAWAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT. Unlimited PERSONAL SERVICII N YRS. CARPENTER nnd building contrac­ POODLKS, beatitlful small (>i!vcr savings new & used desks, chairs, miniatures, male, 3 months old, 1963 RAM BLER Classic 660 4-Dr. Sedan 1395 — mm— m m .— £ 11:’ w Itf Illes, metal shelving, storage bins tor. J. G. Metiger, Florence Ave.. Keyport. New homes, saragu, al! show quality, champion blood line, 6 Cyl„ Auto, Trans, WANTED TO BUY nnd drafting tables. Cash registers, AKC reglMerrd $75. Call 566-914!), Maintenance typewriters and nddlng machines alterations and repalri. Call 264­ Economy Office Furniture & Equip­ 41.11,______w|t! _ „ _ WJJ5 1963 CIIEVY II 4-Dr. Station Wagon 1495 ANTIQUES WANTED SMALL JOD SPECIALIST! ’ EDWAitn spurn::. ' 11 1 • (J(ii S11H K A1 I M a r k 20*M«• r- Furniture, cblna, glass from ons Carpentry — doori, italre, ceilings, ment Co., inc., 299 Washington S't., & Cyl., Auto, Trans, Kayport, 204.1.li.W. wjtf SH EET METAL CONTRACTOR ctiry motor w-iih trailer $125. Cull, , piece ta an estate, Whit have you? paaellni, ete, Inilrfe palntlnfl. MATAWAN, N. J. after 6 p.m., 261-4075. Call anytime 56e-64lo. wjll OENKRAl, SERVICE! CO. Rl-Xll'iU'.Riaj rov fox"imlifni, 1963 FORD Galaxie 500 2-Dr. II.T . 1795 BUILDING LOTS lndlvlJuui.1 or ______MMIM ______OLD PAINTINGS BOUGHT AND SOLD Warm air heat, air coadltloalag. black or tan and white, Chihu:i- I Cyl.) Auto. Tram., Power Steering, small tracts. Will pay Ion dollar, SOD, trees, riin ib i, lawn muliilcn- general aheet inetal. Ihuh, both crmls. Grown male fox no real estate brokers, Call Mil nucu nnd mowing. 5H-I.1M terriers, firown (oy terriers, Chi* 5200, II no answer call Murdock 7­ Check your olllu and cellar, and IIUlllOlWS, _____ wjtl huahuas $25 and up. Stud service, 1963 FA IRLA N E 500 4-Dr. Sedan 1395 0767, wjlf CullJflJMHjS;______\yJ13j O A I LANDSCAPING CERAMIC TII.B 6 Cyl., Auto, Tram, o ^ ' n T a l f c u s i COD M SI MU.#.172 ART FAIR GALLERIES CLt/rillNG, all lypcn had nI/'m ut tlio Ruintnuijo Sale, spojisored by WANTED IIWY 35 HOLMDEL Would you Ilka a modern ceramic 1963 PLYMOUTH 4-Dr. Sedan 1295 2B4M70 tlio bathroom or kltchcn st a low tho Woman's Club of Malawnn, f o £ j o H i EVENINGS 7-1 SATURDAYS 10 6 cost. Fruo estlninles. Call 204-3.10:1. Inc., tit llio dub homo, Jackson St., Ona or a hundred, oaih willing _ w|lf ______w |tl Matawan, Wednesday nnd Tluim* 6 Cyl,, Auto, Tram, Uur buyer will Im In thii iron TOP SOIL Wi I Kin ; l!i IA I It sre ruteKeeTcsnae, flay, Apr. 21 22. Many oilier soon. Write Kuk«, Dux 417, Mont­ ale., for rent or tale. Chario Hi^mn for sale*.______clair, N. J. ______w JW KOMONCG & CURRIER Clmti‘11, IiIiiii ntono, driveway griv- accounla Invited. Malawaa Drugs, el, fill illil, finders, ti'cnclilnH nnd US Mala St rest, Matawaa. Call OKNERA1, CON I RACTOKS ROOK SALE WANTED liulklu/.liiM. REMODELING, ALTIiHATIONS, HOOFING tt SIDING - TOM’S FORD, Inc - OOOI) IIDM I', for free mimilei, U g h o M o r ^ FREE ESTIMATES 204 0010 700H tiseil liook'i .10 earl! April IStll liood iiuli, tint'd lo children, Mil- DIGtPIOII BROS. ______wl" llini A [) 111 llllll, wi'iilher pi'niilltlna, 60 Main St. Matuwan lltt. Call 81)1-1)177 lor Inloniwlm UI'IIOI.XTEltY ami turnllura r*t- A tih lvi'i Honk litorc, Route S4. niiytliiit),...... wjll NEW MHIINSWIt'K AVE, |irtliln«. All ^nhrliis and Plnsllcs, If you need iirliitlng of nny kind, Mnltiwiin. (,'till IM0 4,113,___w |IJ 566-1500 (ill ITA It It'&NOM mid elect Hctll" ill- MATAWAN Niimtnliydn Vinyl. A, Strang, IW wu aro liero lo servs you. Our IIo KI'HAI. IIM ).... iiinnfl wine HtTiii'llimi deslml nl liuntu fur II DOO‘31111) • 21(12 WinhliiHion Hireet, Kdyiiurt, ('till <|ulck servlco nnd reuuoiiublu |>rlo piets, 2 leu gal lull wlno barrels, your old Iwy, Cull &60-749I, wjU W>ll 29411001), wjtl ea will please you, Call 01)1-90(1}, w jll IW a'iey, April IS, IMS THiE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Paqe F lf M Episcopal Scouts Prepare For Annual Retreat At NAD Earle Parkway Halicoptar Easter will mark the start ol tha ^ Annual Report Of third straight season ol helicopter Patroli Will Start patrols along the Parkway. The radio - equipped whlrtybird la maa- Activities And Services To Patients The State Highway Authority to­ ned by a State Police officer a* i k w i m u t t Um program. the Walla increased day opened its service arms to an well u pi let in its patrol of BMMfcCeaaty Orginiialioa fcr lo- M per ceal ovar IN ), with #42 anticipated 1,000,000 Easter week­ Parkway during peak traffic . • ill a*rvie* w tm i M at pre- end travelers on the Garden State iod* to observe conditions from th* vaaH af aaaaa* aad helping per- addiUwal visits mada in MM. Parkway, and sent up a helicopter air and report trouble spots ta aow M r wHi, 4mr«d the anet*at 11m health pmnotio* service* patrol to watch oyer them. ground units for fast remedial ao> E n w la Dm MC096 broad cam* aticaa aarly detection a l disease Authority Chairman Sylvester C. tlon. ■Matty aaniag *endce, aeeortJag and physical disabilities and in­ Smith jr., said service facilities and ta(tatM ka eoatpiled lor UN m3 clude health teaching. home safe field forces on the Parkway, includ­ The U.S. Navy’* USS Eaterprlw rattan* today by Miaa Wlaoaa E. ty, aervice to the aged, helping par ing the total strength of the assign­ inaugurated a new type oI carrier Dunk, asacMlm director. ’ eats understand child growth and ed State Police Troop, would be ful­ warfare In November IMS by ia> , Overall nursisg visits, according development snd a broad program ly geared to accommodate the hol­ traducing night fighUng in the ia> to Ml** Darralri report, totaled a l well-child conferences where in iday traffic with safety. vasion of tb* Gilbert Island*. «J,7*S, aa lacraes* et almost II faata and pre-school children ol c«* ovar tout vialla mada by limited ln«a(ne familiea receive *NS- MCOM aura** tha previous physical examinations, immuniza­ •aar. naaa vlilti wan mada ta tion*, guidance in securing needed liM paraai ia UU (amiliaa, al medical service*, aad consultation • I agaa, all tacoma levels, all rac- with regard to child health and • THINKING TIME! * M dad eraada. la the kaaHb p m » • ACT NOW , Spring Tima ShauU !• Ralaifnf ' A Tima. Don't Spend flaataat Waalanrfe Tekkf Dew* Slam Wiadawi ' a a*4 Fattiitf Up and FaNrttof l atten . Tab AWvan*a#a tf Vklf A • COMBINATION OFFER 5 TRIPLE "JERRY" • TRACK COMBINATION #

i la tha Maameuth Caavaeatlaa w il haM Saturday, Apr. 21 and 24. Above Is a view *1 dM MM rslraal wMefc STORM-'N-SCREEN I al Naval Ammunllloe DtpM Eari* Friday waa heM aa the beach at Fart Haacock. ALCOA The Fourth Annual Retreat tor Scouting is Ihe third such commit Male, rector of St. Mary’s Eplsco-Communion" by Mr. Tinker; and WINDOWS ALUM'N Episcopal Boy Scouts la the Mon­ tee in the United Slates, the othera pal Church, Keyport assisted by Five Forms of Prayer” by Rev. mouth Convocation will be held existing in California and Long the Rev, Carroll B. Hall, rcctor of Male. Period 2, 'U m Thre* - Fold Friday and Saturday, Apr. 23 and - PLU S - M in the Earle Naval Ammuni­ Island. Trinity Church, Matawan. Curtis Ministry" by Rev. Male; "Euchar- tion Depot. The Monmouth Convo­ The clerical advison ol the local Tinker, St. Mary’* Church, Key­ ittlc Vestment*" by Rev, Hall; and cation Episcopal Committee .on oommittee are the Rev. Henry port, is chairman of the commit­ Church Seasons and Colors" by 1 "OLD RELIABLE* Thomas Burnetl, Christ Church, tee, and Leon Barto, St. James STORM -N-SCREEN ALUMINUM Church, Bradley Beach, secretary- Shrewsbury. Period S, “ Church CUte Pragraaa ia endeavoring to work out with trea surer. Furnishings and Meaning,” by Sid­ In the Infant and Pre-School Clin­ die general hospitals a mean* ol ney Cowan, St. Uriel'*, Sea Cirt; DOOR extending continuity oI car* for The prime object o t tha retreat ic program, MCOSS coiMhicted Mt ia lo bring Scout* closer lo God “ Diocesan Missionary Program,” patients sent home .after hospitali­ Rev. Male; and "Seminaries and clinics in 1964 in the areas aerved zation and for mother* and their and their Church, *nd to qualify by the MCOSS, with a total atten­ them for the Cod and Country llie Religious Life” Al Turner, 9N. $ babies, through selective referral! Andrew's Church, Highlands. ALL 7 FOR INST. dant* a t $43), Physician* assigned from the horpitals to th* communi­ award in acouting. The award ia In cooperation with tha Monmouth given by the church after a diligent At 6 p.m., thera will be Retreat on. 8 4 ty nursing aervice. ONLY County Medical Society work with atudy of the BIM* and church, a e t Colors; (;30 p.m. vespers, sum­ the public health nurses ot MCOSS In percentage Increase the sar- ipecified number of hour* of ser­ mation and awards; ana 7:3# p.m. vie* to the mentally ill waa the vice lo th* church u an Acolyte, dos* camp. Mr. Turner wilt ba the ------• iaprovidiag thia aervice. highest. Visits to provide supportivi BUSTER BROWN, Tha atsacy, Miaa Darrah aald. Sunday School teacher, and other scoutmaster for Ihe retreat, and service* to persons wfferlag from aaaignmenta that a young Scout Mr. Barto, registrar. 32 BROAD ST. f mental lllnaaa wen up U1 par cent, may perform for the dwrch. Any parish ia the Monmouth : _PROW______NSRED |ANK 9 , S H O E S ... a reflection ot th* clo**r woririag Schedule Given Convocation not represented on tha Bring In Your relationship between Martborq ' opal Committee on Scouting State Hoapital and MCOSS, The schedule for the Retreat in­ ^ Budget Term* a E-Z Charge «;/. COOK i DUNN clude* registration at 1:10 p.m. w o u ld like representation Naning Sarvfae ahould contact M r. Tinker or Mr. COUPONS Friday, Apr. 2), Vespers and Orien­ 0 Daily and Sat. I A.M. - 5:30 P.M. ® They Ar* Worth $£50 Nursing aervica and physical tation at I p.m. and Compline and Barto. The next meeting of the therapy for stroke victim i had ( taps at It p.m. Reveille will sound committee will ba held In th* 0 Wednesday and Friday 'til 9 P.M, ^ 90 per cent lncraaa* and viaita to at 1:19 a.m. Saturday, Apr. 24, fol­ Trinity Church, Matawan, Monday assist in the care o l the mentally lowed by colors at 6:45 a.m.; and May 24, al I p.m. >•••••••••••••••••••• retarded waa M per cent greater Morning Prayer and Holy Com­ than in 1913. munion at 7 a.m. Um rest of the During the past year, Mlsa Dar­ day will be divided into periods of rah noted, the MCOSS sdded to it* instruction *nd handicraft. TIME TO INSTALL FENCES... At Savings! program by organizing classea lor The three instruction period* are Bated On Lass Than 50 Sections prospective parent*, seven weekly divided into three parts. Period 1, 5 aewions to help father* and moth­ "Missionary District* of Ihe ers-to-be gain knowledge on the Church” will be discussed by Rev. birth process and prepare for and Hall; "The Sacred Vessels of Holy All Redwood Basket Weave Fence Q aAw taka care of Ihe new baby. Raady For Easy Assembly - All Sections 8 Ft. Long Also of significance in the report is the conclusion of a tuberculosis WANTED TO BUY IACH SECTION CONTAINS: — I - 4*4 Redwood Pott case detection study, in which 3200 Grooved 4>$idat To Accept Weavers. Hniiontal persons In 17 Monmouth County Waavart are 1/8" i 3*5/8" 1 7-10. Grade It A and communities participated and In TOY TRAINS battar Rad Wood. Vertical Waavart r 'a 2 "i4 ' which nine activc and 14 Inactive • WIIND-UP • PULL TOt cases of tuberculosis, hitherto un­ Last Than SO or ftalhM«UIMal*M* known, were found; two persons • CAST IRON SO .Mora were strong converter* from nega­ tive to positive in the tuberculin OR ELECTRIC 4*8 Section - Complete !m $ A 9 8 teat) five persons were foundwith $7.44 $6.19 A l emphysema; five with enlarged WILL BUY IN ANY 6x8 Section - Complete $9.94 $8.69 fe ll png* CONDITION. hearts, and seven had other chest Extra 6' Redwood Post 11.98 $ 1 .8 8 In m conditions needing medical atten­ CALL AFTER hr N am Ti Ite tion. The study was jointly financ­ t p.m. o, 264-5697 Extra 9' Redwood Post 12.55 $2.44 WEEKENDS * Open Tli un. Night HI 9 »W 0* l ed by the National Tuberculosis As­ For Tour Shopping Convenience sociation, the N.J. Tuberculosis SUTPHIN AVE. MBHDOWNUm and Health Association, the State JM^Nuktkili Health Department and MCOSS. Just oft Rt. 79 FEIGENSON SHOES i■ -H I*r \n,. -11ii ia iik i- him Editor Show Now At Matawan Lumber Co. Matawan 43 W . Front St. 137. Main St. N. Y. Botanical Garden 7 In frtiniHu l.innhti )unl acYPORT Phone 566-4500 Koyport Matawan HARDWARI COMPANY Both crowds and enthusiasm are 164-0147 566-9443 GALES unprecedented for the Easter 24 W. Fh k I St., K.yport Show of the New York Botanical Open Friday N'lto Until 9 264-2000 Garden In the Bronx, which con­ W Delivery • E«ty Charf* tinues through Apr. 25. The show FACTORY CLOSE-OUT! Perk In K««r ha* two focal points which draw Ihe most crowd reaction, a 24-foot N O W A T A PRICE YOU CAN EASILY AFFORD' green and white windmill with moving vanes snd a cross made up ol hundreds of fragrant white Easter lilies. Both theaa dramatic centers arc in settings of thousands of red, pink and white tulips and other m nam auaata otowirn wmnui flowering bulbs and banks ol pink and white azaleas. The show fills V you've llhcd tho mtvl* of •* hearing aid tut two of the Main Conservatory’s 11- •oultf n«v*r find ona to greenhouse complex. matt your needs, (hen try IN Dyna Fsngt. You'if enjoy Attendance apex for the show Is Ma tram*ndous parformanca • . . you’ll admire Its alim, expected on Easter Sunday, If lt trim flnae. You'll b« con. follows true to form of Easter vlncad lhat hara at laat it Shows of other years. It Is expect­ wtiat you'vo bean looking ed that during the final week Ihe for iff a Hearing aid. outdoor flowering of bulbs on the 230 acres of grounds wil! arid still TRY IT TODAY! COME m OR CALL FOM more color to the total display. FRCC DEMONSTRATION. Ackonea, Van Bulk irk MUSTANGS new "»lx” makes Mustang a better I Elliott, I i k . feuy for ad girts-eingle or marrlad-than ever before I CHESTIR IAU5IS *fca i**e*e laaae m traoe al pur tfcalM I I B. hen* St. - 214-11II •vnavaaahaalMSMiieliit f Mwtanfi new “alx" can eave you enough on gat and Local A |iiiH l« I S U R C I C A l

MMDMTI ORUVIIIV ON MMTMMI NO* HI YOUR FORD 0CALCITII Citl.tlnf Ta J 1 -4 ' O Banquet! O Wfledlnai O Partial 9 Eii«t Front Si* • Large Dlnlnq Room a Ctilfan She* a Cctllill Loung* TOM'S FORD, Inc. Shore Point Inn and Motel Keyport 261-;{(I2I) HIGHWAY 35 and HOLMDEL RD. — HAZLET •O MAIN ST., 560-1S00 MATAWAN OHEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS ■ OTHER DAYS 'TIL 6 P.M. N y t h e m a t a w a n j o u r n a l , n . j . Thursday, April 15, 1965

Prio r to iastalUaa tlw officers, J , Hughaa w ill be, apeeial guest, MCOSS Plans For Annual musicalTtostrwnentalist who will Mr. Davis is a member of the Special Friday Service Charter New B'nai B'rith entertalpvfor an hour of musical Matawan Regional Board of Edu­ M r, AfeareHi spake oa th r impor- MiM June SireUefcl w ill laataM the Sect Officers Pet Show Sunday, May 23 fun aad audience participation. cation. For Jehovah's Witnesses Will Be Presented May 2 Uaea o l th* legal secretary to Um elate officers, and Adrien M . Fo­ prcMiit day lawyer.' John Batton and Sgt. Duane Robi­ Miss Davis was sponsored by ley jr., president of the New Jersey son, magicians, will collaborate Matawan Legion Post 170. Her es­ Sunday evening, May 2, the chap­ Of Association Committee appointments includ­ Plans are underway for tiie an­ Throughout the world Jehovah’s Bar Association, will be fuest nual Pet Show of Monmouth Coun­ for another hour of magical fun. say has been entered in the state­ Witnesses will gather on Friday, to ter of the new B'nai B'rith Bay­ ed: Program, Mrs. Carolyn Dun- Candy.and soda will be sold. The wide contest in competition with shore Lodge will be presented a l llaesaMfie H t m * Loo* Mstawan; legal education, speaker. • • ty Organization for Social Scrvice observe the yearly commemoration proceeds of the show will be for three essays from each of the other Colts Neck Inn. The lodge haa Mra. Helen Slover, Keansburg, and to be held on Sunday, Muy '23 be­ the beaefit of St. Joseph’s School 20 bounties in the state. of the death of the Lord Jesus grown from a mere handful to Matorian, M iu Marjorie Biel, Mat­ ginning at 12:30 p.m. on the Lin­ aHfte MhwwhIi UeaHacretaries $105,440 In Advance Gifts eighth grade class trip. Awards will be presented Mon­ Christ. The Apr. 1# data corres­ more than 100 charter members. awan. croft School grounds, Newman v A m c M m by Aaceaiie K. Albarel- Springs Rd., Middletown. Anyooe desiring tickets may con­ mouth County winners at the next ponds to the Nth day of the Bible’s In addition to the charter pra- It was announced that final ar- For Monmouth, Temple meeting of the county executive sentation the Lodge will hold a t, Aahary Part attorney, et The Mrs. Dayton Beguclin, Locust, tact Mr*. Hugh McGuire, chair­ sacred calendar known as Nisan rangemeM* have been completed committee to be held at Wilbur J. gala dinner - dance snd the instal­ OikllMlaaM RMlwraat, Rout* 39, The New Building Fund Cam­ project chairman of the MCOSS, man, MMMO. or Mrs. Charles and the celebration itself is in lor lha luacheon and fashion show Strang MW05, or they may be Price American Legion Post, lation of the new officers. Further to be held on May IS at Beau paign for the Moamouth Reform announced that the shnw, a tradi­ Keansburg, on May 5. obedience to the command given by information may be obtained by fund raising event of the obtained at She door before the Mr. MbenfU alsolMtalled the Rivage, Spring Lake Heights, with T e n p i e, Shrewsbury, official­ tional Essays dealt with safety in the Jesus found in the Bible at Luke contacting Sidney Sawyer, Middle* public health nursing organization, perfonaaace- •; M wnag officers: Vice president, the Belmar Fashion Corner provid­ ly opened Apr. 7 with the announce­ home, in the street and In the 22: 19. town. Mn. Marjerie SmIUvu, Fair Hav ing thefashions under the direction was changed from autumn to acliool. Locally, the oelebration, known 'aw treasurer, Mia* lU fiaa Brom­ of Mra. Saul Sokolow. ment of advance gifts totaling f 105,­ spring to avoid conflict with the BertfSS' Music Center as the memorial, will be observed Class Reunion Planned berg, M atawaa ; rer rs**narti* g t e ­ Mew faera wera urged io make ' The announcement was many sports activities scheduled on Rock-Shop Twins' Mothers Club at 7:30 p.m. In Kingdom Hall, 53 rn ary. M ft. PatrietaTwid. Matt- reeervatioaa lor tha New Jersey made by General Chairman War­ fall weekends. Division St., Keyport. The meeting For Newark H.S. Grads Mat weartla# secretary, Miu Slate Legal Secretaries conven- ren Ja ile r at the kick-off rally Mrs. A.R. Gilman, Lincroft, and W ilt Meet Apr. 27 will be opened by a prayer by Rus­ QUO W*MUaa,AahiityPaf>, aad aignaliiu the opening of the cam­ Mrs. S.H. Wood, Nsvesink, are co­ „ Muaic Center ia present­ lioa to ba M d Apr. 8 . 24 and 25, ing HI* Hock-Shop, a workshop for sell Lowe. Assistant Preaiding Min­ Under the chairmanship all A r­ § W W # fi at th a P a k a e r Motor inn, Prince- paign. The rally attended by more chairmen of the pet section of the Th* Twins' Mothers Chib of Rari­ ister Edward Gabelli will give a thur Chemin, class president, a K ia a r . than 11} members and friends was event, which will also Include obe­ guftaiUti in d drummers who real­ taa,' at which tim e Gov. Richard ly want la play Rock and Roll. Mr. tan Bay will hold a monthly meet­ discourse explaining the meaning group of graduates of Central High Held' at the auditorium of the dience trials, children’s games, ing Apr, 27 at Elmaro's Restaur­ and significance of the occasion. School, Newark, Class of June l A , Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church, pony and hay rides, a cake sale, Benala-Hada many of today's gui­ tar and drum Mu dents are taking ant, Route 35, South Amboy, A film Following the discourse, a blesaing are organizing a tt-year reunloe. A The church haa provided temple plant sale and lunch. “ The Brighter Side" w ill be the on the unleavened bread will be dinner • dance will ba held lata la and,office .space lor the Monmouth The MCOSS has been conducting rudimeata and general lessons on their lMtmmants. In order to help highlight of lha evening, presented acked by William Bredal and Ar­ September. Membera at the clast YOU HAVE A DATE Reform Temple for the part five pet ahows since before World War by Mra. George W. Luke. She will thur Palmer will ask th* bleaslas hava spread all over the slate. years. , II, and among animal lovers it the you agar generation, Mr. Berto- lo kelievat H might be advanta­ give a talk on ways to lnsur* a on tha wine, after which the bread Tbosa interested ia details ara to Tha goal of the drive is tZOO.Mt rank* as the outstanding event of child of good mental health. and wine w ill be passed through write to Mrs. F. Delhmno, 71 fi- for the oonsttuctlon of the building Its kind, from the point of view of ges** for the pupil to supplement Hla studie* with a Rock and Roll A card party will be held May the audience. lington St., East Orange. at the corner of Hance and Syca­ numbers and the great variety of S at the Elizabethtown Gas Co., more Avea., New Shrewabury. Per- pets which are entered. The sched­ Tfca Rock-Shop also will help a Perth Amboy. The public ia invited Your advertisement in this paper Now la tba time to advwtlae cival Goodman, one of the foremoat ule of classes la drawn up to ac­ and ticket* may be purchaaed ot w ill reach prospective purchasers those uausad article* for salt. A architecta of synagogue structures Commodate every living thing s student g it together with his own little group or band sooner. Infor­ the door. Part of the proceeds will in every community In Ut* bay­ •mall ad la tha classified cohiae in the United -States, is designing child may consider his pet. Grass­ shore area. will mra than lato cash for yoa. mation w ill he given at Bertolo go to the National Hemophilia the building. hoppers, gouts, turtles, descented Foundation. ikunks, reptiles and other unusual Muiic Center'* three locations: Th* Installation dinner will be HOLMDEL — KiYPORT ARIA 20 Members Join ' members' of the animal kingdom Umg Branch, Port Monmouth, and held at Tha Cobblestone*, Middle­ are brought, along with the more Ked Bank. town, on June 7. Knights O f Pythies traditional entries, cats, dogs, Mrs. John Stanaway. Wood- ponies and birds. Gftffwood Girl Third brldge, was nominated tor preai­ CREEN CR0VE GARDENS Walter Aiprin, Chancellor Com dent; Mra. Frank Novak, Perth INCLUOKSi FrM Hm * • Hof WaUr • Coohinf G m V . P M N T f T mander of John F. Kennedy Lodge WiH Give Variety Show In Legion Essay Contest Amboy, first vice president; Mrs. Swim Club I of TtnanH tnd Air Con* 100, Knighta of Pythias, announced Joseph Finder*, Hazlet, aecond dittoninf. *95 up V KKYPORT At St. Joseph's Apr. 24 Madeline Davia, 13 - year - old A IM O tn O W E that 20 men of the bayshore area vice president: Mrs. John McCann, T V and Phono outlata, It cu. ft. r«frif«rator, parktnf and walk*ln completed their rank work and are daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Partin, recording secretary: Mrs, facllltica. Spacioua roomj • larca cloaaU. Walk-to Shopping ' , A rn th Praa Parfclag now members of the lodge. There will be a three • set Var­ F ; Davia, (31 Woodbine Dr., Cliff- John Rogolaky, Morganville, re­ P la n , Bujo*. School*. 5»im Club for Tananta Only. iety Show presented at St. Jo ­ wood Beach, an eighth grade stu­ DIRECTIONS; These included Roger Engler, cording secretary, and Mrs. Gordon I block* north of Airport PUta Shopping Contor Ol seph’s Auditorium, Keyport, on dent la Matawan Regional High Lazo, Parlin, treasurer. Rt. H and Mlddlt Hoad. Morris Flsch, Richard Fishman, Saturday afternoon, Apr. 24, at ) School, won third place In the 21st Howard Garet, Stanley’ Kresky, from Rt. 19 • Haalat Avo. to Middlo Road* tfcaa aaaual American Legion safety es­ otralght ahaad, Paul Ladell, Albert Prelutsky, Lee p.m. This week, why don't you look say contest, conducted b" the Mon Rokeach, Gerald Tantleff, Robert The performers featured will he the windows ofthrough your Modal Apartmant — ftiaao 264-1146 ■With County American Legion ANNOUNCING THE Welier, David Witt, Herbert Brody, Ted Lester, Keyport, well-known church . from tha Inside. Henry Paris, Joseph Wojciechow- skl, Jacob Wotman, Irving Levin, Charles Kaesj, Bruce Zwerben, Ro­ GRAND QKNING bert Schussel and Anthony Gior­ dano. The addition of these men bring $ioo mum th* J.F .K . memberahip to a total mat. i. nuiMAN THURSDAY, APRIL ISth of 1S5 Knights. Meetings ara held tha first and third Mondays of the YOU 12 BAKU BOAD ■ v '' ' ■" o f th a ' : month at the Oak Shades Fire 0 0 LIVINGSTON, N. J. Hoaae, Lower Main St.. Matawan. I*o re'* • aasft aw anl V I L L A R O S A Alumni To Meet MAY IN CASH eerier every lucky Chedt Seal Tho Monmouth ■ Ocean County HIGHWAY 36 — WEST KEANSBURG Chapter of the Seton Hall Alumni EVERYONE WINS Federation will hold a business meeting for all officers, area cap­ frM SI .001« SI 000 Opposite Ted's Bar tains and committee chairmen on Oet your “ Lucky Check" Todayl It's Wednesday at 8 :1} p.m. in the Mol­ ly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. free . . . no purchase I* required. Sign your "Check'' ond bring H to your local Acme each time you shop cm S ’ T U L T Z S ' ond get It punched. When card Is properly punched the monoger will F U E L K l O S remove the iscret teal on th* card showing your cash priiel HOME MADE ITALIAN SPECIALTIES All winners will be asked to answer a simple question. • Ravioli • Lasagne • Manicotti CnlranH may rocelv* a lucky Cfcack by awll, by Mndl»g to — : • Egg Plant Parmigiana • Baked Ziti ACMI MAKfTt, 1 • • Baked Giant Calzone P.O. » O I M t, N fW YORK. N. V. 10040 — MEAT — , O Veal Parmigiana • Veal Scallopine O Sausage end Peppers Spring It fha timo to watch out “Easter ?easters” — SEAFOOD — lor ooldi. To avoid tham, call IASTIH H O LID A Y SHOFNNO HOUHSI vf* Wo'tl fliva you an avan Open Reawlar Maura W ed., Tfcure-, Fri. ft Sot. April 14 thru 17 Calamari Fra Diavolo # Mussels Fra Diavolo Initdo tamparatura with itaady fual all. Cletea taster Swatfay. Opon M **doy 'Til « P.M. April 19th Frfaae tNectlff April 14 ffcrv O Shrimp Diavolo • Mussels Marinara \T, IMS. Quontlty right* rv> •«r?»d. Not ratponeibla far • Lobster • Zuppe Di-Pisce VIMINM US Lancaster Brand %pey uyMcel •rrott. S T U L T Z J r "OVEN-READY" ■ W e Have Sicilian Pizza LEMON PIE CO O' I , ' W E DELIVER • 717-9607 4 07001 - ' > ' TOMS > h in i I I te 2 2 -38' k . a v t r i(e 'II. fe. image SMOKED-RILIY COOKED CRANBERRY C a u r r SAUCE HAMS 43 HALT * 49 W H O tl HAM »-4*e SiailM ElEtl 5 $1 Lancaster Brand Sirloin Steaks lb 89* PorUrliow se ■> 95*> URCASTCRMAM IIIAIA I R I i l a c a r r R IB S T E A K S 69< OMif M ro i TOfPIMOS A DKtNKS PA^CO—IA»Ti« 59< TISSUE HERSHIY SYRUP 5 89c KIIUASY ITIAWKItV t>NCAS7tl SSAMO StlCW H-fc. a a . Idaal Prasanras 311“i» " 19* 8AC0N •»* 69* -IO* ro t tASTia otfiNii urtoVM ti - rsiN citi Alomimmi Wrap 65« taH~ M VEAL STEAKS Y o u A r e -I VirMiei POt DCSKtT Ot AfftTlieRI • I0CA1 SHADOW CAKE MIXES Grapefrait “c»ON# 4 '1Z 89« ICi CREAM Mm •TfWfO FMMNU M AI Hunt's Tamatoas 4 ^ ' 75« UWN p m M ia r &Ms) Bayiai (AN 3 ^ 8 9 < VAftTIII SAUM WltN IDfA4 Mft VAIMVm Salad DrMiiaf 43* £ 5 5 - 7 S ■ IK K SH A D B m S U S m m t u t MAI CAU imn i; ; 7ft ITOCK UP MOW1. MHNCtt* HELP YOU Tabla Napkins 4 ^ ^ ♦I IMAL EXTRA na sastii SAitiNe o» tasii ?19< Otlr teniultlna t*r«lc*, it*M.d ky SHARP CNEISR ^75* ei|Mfl*fl«*d Hum. Fln.neln* l«. Maryarine «««• 2r'C:35« p*rts will be |l*d te r*vl.« your PEAS “CHtC* CH#CK“ p I * it I without *kllf *tl*fi i , . LARGt SPtARS Califorrtia Croon Y o u r H o m e end • r f * n i * * LOW COST lastar Eff Dyas " 2 19« MOATOAQi t* M p you tlnane. M*m wl#*u< *v*r.*it*ndta| your Froth meufiM, C*me la tod*y, *l«syt kappy te ba ef ie«vli*. 5 9 5 ASPARAGUS C n n Io A 'u m i ratri CANTALOUPE 29f HALTIIT " im BUTTIRMILK Ideal EGGS PINCAPPt E ?9< G B » RU|T 4 29* 2 35 FRJJIT BOWtS ^3.49 J. 37 WEST FRONT ST., KEYPORT 2 ^ 9 9 * • Lm | trench • Oakhurst O Holmdel O Middletown Shopping Center ROUTE 35 AND 36, KEVPORT PLENTY OF FREE PARKIWO ROUTE 34 AN0 CAMBRIDGE DR., MATAWAN