A Panorama COVERING Of Local rOWNSHlHOf HOLMDKL. HAPIWH People And MAftLMMO. MATAVAN Events MA1AVAN MtOUM
Member Member ft* YIAR -JWh WEEK •H Jersey Pren Association M ATA WAN, N. J., THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1965 National Editorial Association Singl. Copy T.n C.nt» Matawan Borough Juvenile Conference Committee Is Sworn Into Office Bank Suit Ended $2 Million Mattel Holmdel Plant By Sale Of Stock Schock To Acquire F&M Officially Dedicated On Monday Shares From Estates Dedication ceremonies Monday mondsen, director of industrial and ed on material, may be cut out and morning marked the official open- community relations. fashioned into dresses •v''h the use Differences between Charles C. ing of the (2 million, 259,000-squaro- New Facility Toured of adhesive-type tape. Schock jr., president of ...e Farm- foot plant of Mattel Inc. in llolm- The dedication began with tours Mayor Alfred C. Poole, Holmdel, ers & Merchants National Bank, of the new facility, including in- del. Ihe first eastern plant of the expressed the wish that the new Matawan, and thi; Monmouth spection of the actual production plant would prosper and on behalf County National Bank, Red Bank, California - based toymaker. Other of 1965 toys and concluded with a of the guests thank t the Mattel as '.i.itne of the Estates of theplants are located in Hawthorne luncheon at Ihe Cobblestones in officials for their hospitality. late Henry S. Terhune and Margar- and City of Industry, Calif, and Middleluwn. The new Holmdel factory brings et L. Terhune, wen; terminated Toronto, Canada. At the luncheon, Mr. llundlei Mattel' total reduction, office, Friday by a consunl Judgment in gave a history of the company and warehousing soace throughout Present at the ceremonies were which is observing its 20th anniver- the United States and Canada to the Lourt of Judge Leon Leonard, civic, community and (joverninen Chancery Division, iunerior Court. sary year and made $9G,O00,O00 in more than one - and • one - half lal leaders from the surrounding ]%'), He said the comuany started million square feet. JWHIII M. D—mtk RatoHes* Cewt Judge J. Hutchewn lad WiHer McBrMe. Freehold. A suit entered by Mr. area. Elliot Handler, Mattel presi- Other member* •( the commlltee, not prncM whea tht picture was in a small way with a line of hand- Holmdel plant conlr ctor waa effleialea at MNMtaf la fscaafalas Tuesday Schock to huvti Monmoulli County dent, officiated at the brief informal made doll lurnilure and its firs Lewis C. Bowers and Sons, Inc., MMnraa Jmealle Ceaterceee CMnmMlet. taken, are Mn. Dorothy Fredda, the Rev. Cheater Galbway, Owle National Bank removed as trust™ dedication and Mrs. Handler, ex- iiiuuk« iMfii tui iiuuis' UIIVJ il n AII^>I I i*\j IT 1,1 V* wu rrvi J unu ^auii^, Iliu t • le Hatty HIMM, Refctrt Hardle, Jet* Sfckfcs aad Police Sgl. Harvey F. Morrell |r. outstanding toy was a miniature I and architects were Fulmcr and) to itafct), in of the estates was settled with the ecutive vice president, unveiled Ihe uki'-.'le "ln 1959, largely due to the | Bowers"" . Mrs. tortlM Hyrae, Iki Rev. William agreement by which Mr. Schock dedication plaque. Also present insistence of Mrs. Handler, the Mattel, Inc. manufactures a could purchase thu shareholdings from Mallei's home office were I' Barbie- doll was introduced," Mr. I broad line of products. ,. includin„g Now Traffic Light Industrial Park of the estates in the Farmers 4 M. Horwith, vice president - fi Handler said and added, "There j wheel goods, dolls and accessories, Merchants National Pank. nance; Arthur Spear, vice prcsi- success- i garni musica: l andJ action toys, Mrs. Connor Will Will Condemn denl-opcralinns and Sidney Hand never has been a tov ~' "- """"" Whoa asked last (nl hobby horses, tov guns and hoi- The Male Highway Department Itr vie i prciclinl mmuf iilurnif. A nurnlx.T "I the toys made ijy slers, and talking plush dolls and today aaatiMttd the hMttllallea rumors Ihe Heary Oils properly, The Schock suit hud contended Act As Collector of aeml • actaatad traillc algaab For Casements 18 acres In Ihe westerly etciar that voting power of the 138,8'ii James II Chlpps is nnni(,tr oflMiltil wire cxlubiltd includni ' mvs. aad mercary tejetia« ta Route • ef the borough near Ihe Garden shares of slock in tin; Farmers & la Marlatet Tewmhlp. Atlantic Avo. And State Parkway, had beta ttM, Murchants Hank held by the es unfi N#it < The ataaala aad mercary light- Church St. Widening Matawan Borough Mayor Edward tales could be voted by .\lonmouili lag are, leealed at recently cenv E. Hyrne confirmed II had been County National to injure the posi Btotod lag aaadtot betweta Uatoa taken by a syndicate headed by Metawaa Borough Couwil last Hi Id. aad Flee) Break Rd. Attorney Richard T. Schwartz tion of Farmers & Merc' ants as i a lumber company official In compeling institution in the Mm.i appoint* Mrs. Marietta D. waka prtvldM aa latermedlale Monday nJKht was directed by the Cranford. An announcement Is •, wift ol Couacilmu OeorRe ' fadllly for Route • Matrvan Township Committee to expected In about II daya oa the van - Keynorl area. I aor, to serve aa acting col- initiate r idemnation proceeding Mr. Schock's suit nointud oul that traffic. to acquire easements on five prop- uses ID which Ihe tract will be these holdings represented a total 4aw t» *be resiftnaUon ol A eeml-acivated traffic tlgnal put. A. Prancev Ukbna affect erties on Atlantic Avc. and Church of 34.7 per cent of the total Farm-' la atrmally green to the mere tra- The »re» was proposed far light urs Merchants slock outstanding ar. tt. :;..::::. - ••- . ; St. to permit widening of the roads. veled road or highway changing Industry by the mayor'e commit- and that the requirement of bank favor Edward Hyrne explain- to the leaaer read ar etreet only Commiltecman Jay Krivitzky •d Mr*. COMOT had tuned to aald condemnation is necessary to tee on economic planning ler Ihe ing law that two-thirds of the stock i apta vehicular actuation of de- volcd had to approve any mow to •ccept Ihfl pott on the provision it taettn located la the roadbed of acquire one property on Atlantic borough and this was moved. The would bt la fMtrlm appointment. mayor said he had reason to be- expand Ihc capitfili/ution for pui the leaaer traveled route. Coal of Ave. and Four others on Church St. poses at making improvements nr The mayor awed, however, that It the inetallariona are ahared equal- He sale* negotiations, without need lieve there are several Industrial clients with whom the new own- enhancing the competitive position «ia MHf nMto tram Mar. 4 to ly by the atale aad federal gov- lor condemnation, are IHMTIK con- of a hank made it nossi'ilc for Mo: Dee. U so U» mayor and council orameata. cluded for two other properties. ers are in consultation and Ihe announcement will come as soon mouth County National to use it-, wouM kav* the assurance the pott When the easements are provid- trusteeship voting power to block WOSJM ba competently filled until aa negotiations are flnalltcd on ed by the township, the widening a company or companies moving any such attainment. the results of tht atnefal tlecUoa in and reconstruction of both major Change Directors Meeting ttoveMber an otrtifltd. Tht uaex- VFf Field To in at the site. lixlirior view of Ihe new 25S,0W square-foot I Monday. The plant is located on Route 15, Holmdel arteries in the township will be A directors meeting of the Farm- Mattel plant In Holmdel, which was dedicated on! Township. •ired portion of tht term to which done by Levitt and Sons, Inc., un- The new owner slated he and fir. Fraacey «u tltcted la 1M1 Ms associates are going to de- ers & Merchants Bank due in late der an agreement made with the January was set back to Mar. 2 nv Ihc new Holmdel plant and others, new doll. Baby First Step, "who j Ai.iong their most widely - known *UI be oa tht ballot In November Be Renovated township committee. velop Ihe trad as aa Industrial in charge are llarl Williams, pro- j walks by herself" in a manner products are Barbie, Ihe famed] .,'. Mayor Hyrnt commented there park and that they had these Judge Leonurd Jnn. 22 so lie could Bid For Well Construction have time to explore the issues of duclion manager; Harry Smith, I simuluti.ig the first steps of a ha-teen-age (ashion doll, and the "V. waa protpect a qutliflad iadivldual lal FMd, Toft Aroa Interested clients before making Rroom" line of . jal i.iotor-roar bl* The committee received a low bid the suit and have depositions taken materials manager; Berton I'ordy, I by and a new product called, "Sew would bt wllUof to etand tor their Investment la Ihe properly, chief engineer, and Malcolm Am-'Free," ••)!) clothes that are stamp- cycles, tricycles and related toys. _ ofllct at,tat ataortl election Courft In Straffimero of $61,290 from the Layne • New from the directors of Iwtli banks on so are conlidenl the area shortly the essence of (he charges in the anight btcoow available (or ap. York Co., Linden, for construction will gain the intended use. Matawan Township Recreation of a new well at the municipal wa- Schock suit. But last Friday, on the twintrmut by Apr. U.-Thli would return date set by Judge Leonard, aiiurt bit betoji duly filed Commiuion last night contracted ter works. The bid, one of four re- with Neil Devino, Matawan con- ceived for the job, vas referred to the litigants reappeared in court fcr tht pott by Apr. 11. the dead, with word they had readied an am- fine lot JUbM tarth a June 1 pri-tractor, for improvement! at theTownship Engineer Karl Heuser Veteran of Foreign Wars playing for recommendation. School Tax Talks icable settlement by which Mr. •wry. field oa CUffwood Ave. Samuel Schock could purchase the contesU William E. Anderson vats em- (conlinued on page four) Frank Farrano, In Manfacalco, chairman, aUo diactoJi ployed as a water plant operator reading off the nawmatlMi of Mrs. ed that over the week nd a fullalze trainee at the municipal water Offer By Trenton ComMt aa mterlm coikctor com- regulation baaebtjl diamond, plua a works at an annual salary of $5500, Borough Siltnct tots playgroundrwould be laid out He will be instructed in the opera- •ccoantlag from Bowling Orten Un- at Lloyd Rd. and Cypress Lane, tion of the plant and water supply Noted In Letter Appointed To iversity and has had experience in Cambridge Park, Stnthmora. A system by Mr. Heuser. •uch work with the Hewitt Cm. baaketball and tennia facility, plus Plans for the replacement of the David Goldberg, special counsel tracting Co. The mayor aad eoun- a little tot'a playground, will beLloyd Rd. bridge across the New Hospital Post cllmea all expressed satisfaction at : to Gov. Richard J. HuRhes, notified provided - Andover Park, Strath- York and Long Branch Railroad Mrs. Connor's qualifications to riuht-of-tvay were approved by Ihethe Matawan Township Committee Sheridan C. Snider handle the lob. Mayor Hyrne asid more. Monday night he would call a con- •he would start work tbla morning committee which also agreed to Named Director The contract with Devino Is pay its estimated $27,500 share of ference of borough and township with Mr. Francey to win know- for $861 work at the VFW field. the cost. The balance will be picked officials to discuss apportionment Plans for the Bayshore Communi- ledge of procedures prior to hisFor the price, lie will build a re-up by the railroad and the state. ty Hospital moved a step closer to leaving, taining wall to contain sand that Replacement of the present wooden of regional school district costs if reality with the announcement by A SIM per week salary was sethaa been filtering onto the Held and span was ordered by the State both sides are agreeable to theD. Louis Tonti, Executive Director ding adoption of the aalary or ruining the grass area. It also will Card of Public Utility Commis- plan. of the New Jersey Highway Au- keep water from (lowing out onto a sioners. He noted the township commit- thority and president of the Board hard • aurfaced basketball court of Trustees, that a Director, Sher- and undermining it, in addition, Regulate Taxi Cabs tee has notified the governor it An ordinance regulating the op- idan D. Snider, has been a point- Mrs. Elliot Handler, executive vice president monies on Monday at the new plant in llolmdel, Goodhart Htads Roc Mr. Devino will erect four posts would agree to a conference of mu- while Mr. Handler, president, watches. eration of taxi cabs, and requiring nicipal officials of both comiyw ed by the unanimous vole of theof Mattel, Inc., unveib defkalion plaque al cere- and two basketball backboards at Board of Trustees. Commission; PUns Mad* the outdoor court. the licensing annually of owners ties to discuss apportloiunent.>_^ and drivers, was adopted by theGoldberg said a meeting would be A resident of Summit. Mr. Sni- The contractor also will repair committee. Ihe new ordinance fix- School Registration The Matawan Borough Recrea- scheduled if borough officials agree Urge Marlboro To such damage aa has been done ov- ej minimum insurance coverage, to the plan. Businessmen Will tion Commission held its monthly er the winter by the weather or requi. that cabs be adequately The annual spring registration Meeting Monday evening in the andak, identified and that fares be posted. However, the iMatawan Borough will be held al the CUffwood Ele- Borough Hall. The following offi- The commisalon also heard from The committee will inveitigate a Council already has retained the Fight Ordinance mentary School on Thursday, Appeal Decision cers were elected for the coming law firm of Schlff, Cummii and Apr. I, for all Cliffwood children fear; Goudwyn Goodrmrt, chair- a talesman offering a grass-green request from the Recreation Com- Favoring Developer; composition cement for use for bas- mission for the acquisition of prop- Kent, Newark, to start suit chal- Sidewalk Measure who will reach their fifth birth- Han; Frank Watson, treasurer and lenging interpretation now given U> day on or before Sept. M, IMS. Mrs. Marie Hanna. secretary. ketball and tennia courts. He quot- erty between Myrtle and Locust Called Harassment Grause Sees Time StJ. to replace recreation lands to Ihe basis of apportioning school The registration will be at the ed a price of fill per square yard cosU for regional districts. Plans were discussed tor an Eas-which the commiaslon members be taken by the Regional Board of Cliffwood Memorial School, Clllf- Strong urglngs to apiwal the ad- ter Egg Hunt In Terhune Park for found more than their budget would Education for its :hoc! building The committee waa notified by Martin F. Bell, president of the wuod Ave., from H:J» a.m. to Malawun Businessmen's Associa- verse ruling of Superior Court kprough youngsters. Saturday, Apr. allow, despite the manifest advan- program. Assemblymen Irving Keith, a Re- II a.m. and from 12 o'clock noon Judge Gene T. Mariano directing ••;<*. The Commission also would like tage* craimed. The salesman sug- publican, and Patrick J. McGann, tion, yesterday called on local mer- Mar. 2] to 27 was designated | chants tn protest plans of the Mata- lo 2 p.m. Ihc township tu issue 57 building, tB hold Summer Band Concerts and gested the cost could be cut In half cleanup week in Ihe township when a Democrat, that they favor a encourage musicians from sur- wan Borough Council to update a The Maiawan Regional Board pcrmil.s for Marllxmi West lo U.S. if the manual work on the Installs- all refuse will be pickt-d up on reg-broad base lax. The committee has ! Homes & Development Co. on 109- rounding areas to participate. Ro- tl • would be performed by the 55-vear-old ordinance banning "ob- of Education has made it man- ular collections days. The commit. Rone on record in favor of a new \ structions and encroachments" on by-150-fucit lots were presented to •ert Meseroll, Band Director of township road crew. tee also promised to probe the dis tax which would be earmarked to 1 datory that each child Is required the Matawan Regional High School strccli and sidewalks. lo have Ihe followlni Immuniza- the Marlboro Township Council continuance of a bus stop at Dawn reiluce school costs in municipal!-' Thursday. •as present aad offered Ms coop- Way and Lloyd Rd. by Public Ser tied. Members of the Businessmen's tions: Smallpox vaccination; eration and fliers will be circulated Throo Ho.pitali.td vice carriers. Association protested the proposed II.P.T. Vaccine, three Injections; But Joseph A. Grause, Red Bank, ta the near future. Mr. McGann said he personally favored a graduated income tax or; amendment scheduled for s nubile poliomyelitis, three Injections. lownship attorney, commented II waa decided to hire a recrea In Pour-Car Crash selective sales tax If the former! hearing Tuesday, as inarticulate, Parents arc advised to secure these expressions of resentment ikm director, two assistant direc had no chance of being passed by| detrimental, unnecessary and "In- written proof of Ihe above from against the court's sland will hav» Son mad. I female employee to con- A four car crackup at Route IS Apartment Woes the) legislature. Mr. Keith noted tended a.< a harassment of Individ- Ihc Well Bahy Clinic or family lo he put down for future reference us It would lie Impossible for tha duct a summer recreation pro- and lirchwood Dr., CUffwood that In order to have new tax funds, tHEMDAN C. SNIDER ual businesses" In tho borough. physician. Anyone having lo gram, ^rank Ferraao, representa- Beach, tent five persona to Perth earmarke.'. especially fur aid to ed- The ordinance, Mr. Hell pointed write nuUif-lnwn for records Is governing body to decide on un ap- tive from the Boro'igh Council, was Amboy General Hospital early yes- To Health Board ucation, a constitutional *m*tui< d#r has been the Director ni theout, prohibits delivery of goods advised to do so Immediately. peal until after Ihe final form of judgment is agreed to by the con- terday. Three were admitted and Petition Proiantod ment would be required. l-'ist Oranne General Hospital, Fast to storm, sldowwlk phone booths, These records plus a nlrlh certifi- The Matawan Borough Recrea- two wert treated and released. Orange, for the past 10 years. usu of snowhlowers, nil walking of cate must b* presented when a lesling parties and the court. The township will have 45 days on tioa Commrsslor meats the first Reported admitted to tht hospi- About Condition! Mr. Snider was born In Pltiv dugs iMi » leanh, nuwspapor de- child la registered. Moaday of every month at I p.m. MtttWtn Ltltt Ltvtl burah, Pa., and has been educated liveries, sidewalk charitable cake which to decide on an appeal afier tal wart two of (ha drivers, Fred saliM and uven 111) usu of postal Ihls issue. The devleoper cannot at the Borough Hall. Meetings are Mo*er, 14, of IW Main St., Keyport A petition of II signaturea of Lowtrtd For Rtpairi at the British Royal School of Hy- to Ihe public. lessees of apartments at Matawan giene and Sanitation, Aldomhot carts liv pi>stnien. move to take advantage of his formerly of Matawan, with bruises court victory utilil Ihe judgment is and cuts of Iht face and hands, Village waa submitted to the Mala Matawan Borough Engineer Hants, England; the Benlaniln What To Do With Trssh Cans? Burnt Fly Bog wan Borough Board of Health Mon Franklin Institute of Accounting, consented to. The township is un- •estnMtrtr W» Aid and Albert Landey, », Wayilde, Frank Trlscarl yesterday reported Tim aisoiiiitimi ,.ho noted llm or- likely tu consent to any final for HI with possible head Injuries, and day by six residents of the com'the level of Lake Matawun will be Washington, DC, and th« Ami-rl- iliii.nuo pioluliiii th« placing of plex. Their petitions cited five cin University School of Hu«lm-is Use Under Study of Judgment that would require is- School Sswinft M#n a paaaeaatr la oat of the cart In- lowered within a week to 10 days 1 trash cunt at thu curl) on K.'rlm^' suance of lh« permits until deci- volved, fames Anderson, M, of 4)points of objection to conditions, to permit repairs to be made to Admlnlstrstlon, Wa*hlngtnn. I)' . collfrtion (Inyi mid vs'ould bun ctiil- 1 Mamo Landfill Is sion li made on an ti|>penl. Poatmaster Charles Hssemann, Wyckoff K, Matawan, with facial There was an allegation the piers supporting tha Central Rail- A nominee to American Colli'i:' dri'ii fiou) titling tncvcles on the Matawan, said today he had been cuts, sewers overflowed on five occasions road of Now Jorsoy troHll*. of Hospital Admlnhlrntfir.i, Mr. sidewalk*. Barred By Planneri "Once a judgment is entered, (lie Instructed by Postmaster General onto property near CUffwood Ave Snider Is a mi'inlwr of the Ni-w 1 Ethel Reynolds, N, Mddletown, Lakofront properly ownnrs, h« Council dirid>'d lo iiluliiU the or- Council will decide whether nr not John A, flrorouskl to emend all co- John Muller, plumbing Inspector J«rs«y llnspllal AHWK-I.IIion. HIHI when M found il ('tilled M-.rlboro Township Council look to appeal," said Mr. Grause. a third driver, was reported treated said, should take advanlags of has s«rved on ho.iplml I eperatton posslMe to students, tdu- (continued on page four) lowvr water Icvals to repair tholr p fiir !i "ininiiinirii " fine of $«. The ! up nrn-w Thursday consideration of "I have analy/.i;d lire judge's itors, bankers, and other volun- at the hospital and releaaed. Also on botbhh h t I he u|>|)licsllon of Donilulck Matuo, reported treated and releaaed wai own docks, If they dcslro. t'lia en- unit cnuntv iiiK tixi a m<. opinion, and I think it Is faulty," era in promoting and serving the Drunkon Driving Klnoer suld Ihe railroad hml re- un page four) Mntnwnn, to rondur a sanitary Im told thi) Council. "He omilled Treasury's School Savings program Ruby Knapp, M, Route M, Holly He assumed hli d\ni"» Mar. 1 ami lanilftll nneratlon »t tliu IM acre quested the lowor lake level, not- ; uny rttferenci! lo restriction* In the In Matawan, Hill, West Keansrnirg, a passenger Roa It Entered will be resixmsllilH for the fund- lliirnt l ly mmm-rry ling tract ho In one of the vehicle*. ing the work had to lie done at raising, building itrogrum, and ml- Crash Victim IIWIH III ll»' nortliwcit purl of the (conllnui'd on page four) The School Saving* Program dttr- The fourth driver was Identified this (line. mlnlstrsllvn oiifiuilr.iulnii of llm tnwiihliip near tile MaitMon Town u World War II, he noted, provld- A plea of guilty to drunken drlv by Madison Township Police ai Ing waa entered In Magistral* new HS-btd Frluii'ii • tviw Hospl • 11m IHHIV of Justl,i II, Roln- ship line. Me mud'" original appli- I one of our most affective Instru- Chandler SarlM, IS, Route N, Holly Ul which Should IM n'n.lv In ivivi' hurl, Hl> 2, Itmilc W, Md cation .Inn II ami nliliilnF
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Mallelt John Glenn Viiits Boy Scout Office File Tax Appeals Miss Eckhart explained the new evening at 8 p.m. in St. Joseph's To Ford Plant Mar. 12 Sisters Receive l.T.A. (Initial Teaching Alphabets) School, Maple PI., Ke port. system of reading. The Rev. William Bausch, St. Feted At Shower With State Unit Plans for a trip Mar. 12 to the Funds From P-TA The attendance prize was award- Joseph's Church, will conduct the Ford plant in Metuchen were made , ed to Mrs. Paul Schimpf's third five sessions to be held every A akower WM IwM Sunday at ike Biyshore area appeals ol deci- ~ " of Columbus Hall. Rout* at a meeting ol A.R.E.A. held Feb. Proceeds of the "Sisters" card | grade. Following the meeting, re- Thursday evening for the engaged sions ' y the Monmouth County 21. New members and visitors were party to be ujsed to defray the cost freshments were served by the couples of the parish. . la kcaof o, Mri. Albert Board ol Taxation hr.w beta filed welcomed. of summer education for the Sis- third grade niolhe;s. Further information :.iav be ob- I Third *.. Keyport. with the State DivlsK).. ol Tai Ap- ters were presented to Sister Mary tained from Mr. ind Mn. Matfhaey wv MUa Mariu Die- peals. The appetle Involve 1964 The club also is planning to hold • dinner and dance. Brian, principal, at the Feb. 23 or by attending the first confer- Ibyport. Mn. Maltett't tii- local property tax atiemiiaati. No meeting of St. Joseph's Parent- Pre-Cana Conferences ence. tar; Mn, JamM Ruth, Ualoa datea for hearing of the tppeals Th» LatliM Auxiliary will spon- Teacher Association, Keyport, by Start At St. Joseph's •Met, at^ Mn. MM Antrim, have been announced. sor t rummag* sale in March. Con- Mrs. Vincent Kirshner, chairman. tributions for th» aale may be If you need printing of any kind, ^KraritlaM per* -a pink and Raritan Township i« seeking to mado by sending a postcard with and Mrs. Joseph Reap, co-chair- Mr. and Mrs. William Matthaey, we «re here to serve you. Our have restored the original assess- man. Sisler Brian thanked the j quick service and reasonable prices name and telephone to A.R.E.A., K; Washington Ave., Mala wan, will 1 ments of seven properties, which P.O. Box 441, Keyport, N. J. chairmen and all the members for be in charge of the Pre-Cana Con- will please you. Owiti Mra MM. C. Dietrich. were lowered as follows: Eugene making the card party successful. Mr*, E. pMwettl, Mn. C. Dietrich and Marine Vavrick, 89-Tenth St., There were more than 500 present. Mra. H. Dittrich tr, Mra. 8. West Keansburjj, from $19,300 to The Rev. Cornelius .1. Kane, pas- fervfa* Mwwitb Cwaty lor II Vcan. rich. Mn. E. Semen. Mrt. P. (17,800; William and Alma Phillip, ». Mr*. W. Mordecai «.. Girl Scouts Mark tor, opened the meeting with a 2035 Florence Ave., from JI2O0 IO prayer and a special prayer was R. Matttww*. Mn. H. FretM. $7600; William and Rose Weaver, R. Berien jr., Mr*. D. Po!- said for Peler Lennon, fourth no street address given, from $8800 Thinking Day grade pupil, who had drc-ied. tfc Mn. R. Currier. Mr*. R. Mun- to $7900; Robert and Gertrude Hen- drlckson jr., 19 Woody Terr., West An International Program was Mrs. Thomas Bohnsack, presi- Keansburg, from 112,000 to $11,SCO; presented Wednesday by Ihe Girl dent, reported on Catholic Press Mr*. I. Oraier, Mr*. R. Carmen and Hlsa Semenza, 96 Hud- Scouts of Cadette Troop G8, Union month and urged p; rents to en- ttf, Mr*. D. Tro)i»n «r, Beach. Guests included patrol lead- courage their children to join the son Ave., West Keansburfl, from library and let (hem choose their _. TroilaB Jr., Mr*. J. Ro- $12,400 to $11,400; Helen Walling, ers from the Junior Troops. The Mn. R. ROMMM, Mr*. C. program was designed to illustrate own children's books to increase TRAVEL AGENCY 47 Park Ave., from $8400 to $7200 their interest. Mn. C. Chlunadia, Mr* and Helen Walling, property at 6 the various wnys the girls work U, Mra. B. WyckoH, Roosevelt Ave., from $3300 to 13000. on their badges, nnd to commemo- Mrs. Bohnsack introduced the 144 BROAD ST., RED BANK rate Thinking Day, which Is cele- guest speaker, .Vliss Kathleen Eck- T.i Marlboro Township, Lavoie brated by Girl Scouts and Girl hart, Keyport, a member o( the TEL SH 1-5080 Mn.jl.IMa. Mr*. F.Zalw. Laboratories, Morganville, is reek- Ml Mra. E. Kennan, Mr*. Guides all over the world to foster faculty of Newark Slate College. YOU CAN RESERVE AND PICK UP AlkUNE. STEAMSHIP, ing further reductions ot land, "Tho Approach for Teaching Read- . HMM. KMMbwi; Mn. P. KM- building, and personal property as- International friendship. •US AND TOUR TICKETS, HOTEL AND RESORT AREA Mr*. R. Coward, Lone Branch; ing" was the topic of Miss Eck- RESERVATIONS AT OUR OFFICES. sessments which were reduced Each patrol explained part of the hart's talk. She said, "It is impor- " ~cfcwt«terotti, Mr*. A. from $749,230 to «637,35O in three badge they were working on, the tant for your children to listen to IT COSTS NO MORE TO BOOK THROUGH US th, *o-)U Park; Mra. separate appeals. My Country badge, and Ihe World you, but it is also just as important Mra. T. McDo aid. MIM Farmland RcductiM Heritage badges. They displayed MeOeavld. Laurence Harbor; •lAe Bayjeeata el America la North Brunswick. He cime to the Harold V. D. Conover is teellng symbols of the United Stales, ex- . H. Dietrich Jr.. Mr*. M. Con- New Bnsatwlek area t* visit the Natieaal Oflice el Ihe Boy Scouu ol further reduction! of three farm- plaining origins and meanings. Mra. W. Chomle. Union Aateriea aad tu JetaakM Hktarieal Museum and lunched with several 1 land assessments which were lower- Skits showed some of tho customs Mn. K. Dietrich. Mr*. H. J&5"?" **? H* la aaea wUh Jaaeph A. Brualoa |r., Matawan, the ed from a total of $63,560 to $57,- of other countries and their con- I MfK t. Coward, Hoimdet; 1 l l t mWem 326. tributions to life nnd culture in this '1 * Mordecai jr., North Ber- SSL's?" I T" i;* ft!"" •*•' $• • °*«« '•"• country. A display table was ar- 1 #v fy e Stacy P. Conover is seeking a "BreaklhrayfJ"l!* ? $• "SFi fa* *r *Vaath* " ***'progra » l»rdl*m thaMt planel whert to eplac hee ma a yScout unit ranged. Songs were sung. SPEEDY.' EVERYTIME "\ NOTHING.THAT MAKING ^U» Mra. D. Coon, Mlu E. Coon, alaa1 te keep) tteat wt #vo feffectivy e ela meetlag Scoufiaf'a goals. reduction of a $12,000 land assess- 1 GO FOR A DRIVE , \ A VISIT TO "l!* ? $• "SF* ** * ***' » l»rdl*M el where he may live, and ment and a further reduction of a WooafcrMga; Mr*. A. F*dder*on, alaa te keep) ttea wto ffti l tl Sfi' l An inlernutinnal buffet was pre- ICNAKEUKtALEAP/J Perth Afflboy; Mlu I. Galettl. $79,450 land assessment which was pared with each of Ihe Cndette BILL / HM-et: Mn. J. Yellen, Ford*; lowered to $69,490. Scouts making a food representing Mrt. I. Kalickl. Sotth River; Mrs. Robert D. Miller, Brown Rd., Is a different country. LMZARO P. Thorne, Mn. W. Garriel. Mini HYAA Cheerleading Popular asking lor a reduction of the $12,- Patricia I.pmmnns, Senior Troop AND GETTING ONE OP f. Carrld, Mr*. H. Keenan, Miss L. 'H'l land and building assessment M(i, Keyport, who is one of the THEIR SMOOTH RUNNING,C Keenan, Mr*. P. Tanski, West upheld by the county. The cheerleading program for scouts from this area who have TOP QUALITY USED Keansburg; Mr«, A. Hedigan, New- Vam Vakas, Peggy Harylka and James C. Gabriel is asking for been selected to attend the Girl CARS.WON'T CURE.' ark; Mrs. P. Ludlow, Port Mon Holmdel girls made its debut In captain, Leatric Ga.silc. October 1962, It consisted of two a reduction of the $9230 land as Scout Knundup in Idaho this sum- mouth; Mr*; D. Garriel, North Green and While, Donna Also- sessment upheld by the county. mer, spoke and asked the girls their squads, a red and white, and a brooks, Christine Ganz, Calhy No- LonaVUCUgl BranchWI«ltVll: »¥»»•Mrs. • tiJt. «KII(ll*b>ii>Jennings,| Fr"d Von Rodeck is seeking re- interpretation of (lie Promise In a blue and white. This year it has weski, Maureen Rush, Cindy Sac Atlantic Highlands; Mrs. F. Engel- expanded to four squads, two ductions of three land assessments action. Speedy Says: , Mia* L. Ermelminn, Mlddie- canl, Sally Sliarpe, Donna Welk totaling $16,220 and an $11,160 build- •quads made up of fourth and fifth and captain, Gwen Kuchler. Leader of Trnop W is Mrs. John «nd Mrs. J. Folmer, New graders, one squad of sixth ing assessment which were upheld. Home; assistant leader, Mrs. Mi- "Mid-Winter Savings Days Arc graders, and one of seventh and Gold and White, Rita Alsobrooks, N.J. Materials Co., Route 34 and chael Grossman. Gi(U were aent by Mrs. H. Jor- eighth graders. Kathle Gibson, llclecn Harbour, Valley Dr., Matawan, is asking for Guests attending were Beverly Here at BILL LANZAKO'S" •fen, Mr*. J. Scoras, Mra. G. Dem- Kerry Kojola, Karen Willey, Meg a reduction of the $123,709 land and McMillen. Joanne Pilkelhley, Ei- •ry, Mr*. N. Millet, Mra. H. Rus- At the Initial practice sessions Sharpe, Barbara McCarthy, Jackie building assessment upheld by the leen Brady, Troop 222; Judy Gar- aell, Mrs. H. Mordecai, Mrs. E. beginning in October of the 1964- Martin and captain, Janet Emcr- county. rison, Eileen Dierclts, Troop 93; •tain, Mra. F. Stein and Mis* D. 1965 season there were approxi- ian. Kristine Jackson, Kuren Lesbirel. Matthew*. mately 75 girls participating each Each squad has a different uni- Organize CYO In Troop 33!); Mrs. Richard Krasznai, Saturday until December at which form all purchased by the HYAA. Troop 33!); Mrs. Richard rasznui, Amboy Hospital time 33 girls were chosen by a There is one woman in charge ol St. Benedict's Parish troop organizer and Mrs. John panel of four judges, all of whom each squad. They are: Gold and Sweeney, troop committee chair- CH* ArM Employ*)** had previous experience in cheer White, Mrs. Katsy Willey; Green Approximately 75 high school man. leading programs. These girls were and White, Mrs. Winnie Alsobrooks; students attended the first meeting Three resident* ot the Keyport chosen for agility, voice, attend- Blue and White, Mrs. Mary Basile, on Feb. 24 of the newly organized area were among the honored ance, spirit and grooming, and Red and White, Mrs. Dorothy St. Benedict's Catholic Youth Or- Sen. Stout To Be Guest The Holmdel Youth Activities Spencer. ganization, Holmdel. Youth activi- At Holmdel GOP Dance THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL has been .. to ties chairman, Russ Lagattuta, out- Mrs. Winnie Hammer is In charge lined tentative plans for the re- 4-dr. Station Wagon, 8-cyl., standard physical of practice sessions and visits dif- Sen. Richurd Stout will be guest fitness can be fun. The practice mainder of the school year and a of honor at- the first annual diniier- Tl employee* with 10 years or ferent games each week. She was discussion period followed, at which 1961 Valiant shift, heater, white, $495 djnee ol the Holmdel Young Repub- more ol service. sessions were deliberately planned assisted during practice sessions by time members expressed their in- so that all girls participating would her two daughters, Gall and Ellen, lican Club, Saturday at 8 p.m. at Af..M" those iionored were Mrs, terests in connection with this Buck Smith's, East Keansburg. B* • • Special Detune, convertible!, V-S, nuloiriotio Helene Gmter, 73 West Front St., achieve agility, co-ordination, some both of whom were former cheer- group. A social with music by power fiteerlng, rhythm and increased stamina. leaders. The cheerleading program County officials will be present as BUICK transmission, power RtoerinK, radio " Keyport, manager of the personnel records, concluded the evening. will Township Committeeman Ud- 1962 heator. wnll tires, green. $AVE oflice; Miss Cithleen McCormack, Girli Enthusiastic ends in March but will be resumed The next meeting of the C.Y.O. next fall. win Liebenow, it wa.s announced by F-85 Cutlass Sport Coupe. V-fl, auto- MO Sunset Blvd.. Cliffwood Beach, The HYAA, noting that it is will be held Wednesday at 8:15 club's vice president, Henry Oldsmobile matic transmission, radio Ac licater, $AVE assistant director of nursing educa- equally important for girls to be Cheerleaders will perform at the p.m, following confraternity class- Vaclu«, chairman. 1964 white wall tires, turquoise. tion in the htupital's Charles E. in top physical condition, have HYAA Awards night at the Village es. Guest speaker of the evening Tho sltti!: (linnet will be preced- _• • Barracuda, 2.door hardtop. V-8, auto. Gregory School of Nursing, and found that the overwhelming en- School on Apr. 2. v will be the Rev. John McDonald, KlVltlAllth rnutlc transmission, power steering, ed by a cocktail hour beginning at • ' f HIVMHI white wall tires, radio & heater, blue. -rMrs. Norma Shambley, 10 EARC- thusiasm that the girls have for Munmoulh County C.Y.O. Modera- 6:30 p.m. in the nciv "C;ii\'iinnl 1964 SAVE vie.< Rd., Keyport, a licensed prac- this program has made this ex- Day Of Recollection tor. All high school students ol St. Room." Music fur ilancing will be Coupe do Villi*. Full Powur. Air Can* tical nurse in the nursing depart- tremely simple to achieve. Benedict's Parish are invited. provided bv a DO uilar local band. 1963 (litiniu-d, While with Red Leather SAVE "Wnt. The four squads have one prac- At St. Benedict's Mr. Vadasz said tickets or imilier Cadillac Interior. tice session each per week. They Meeting Cancelled information may be obtained S-55, Sport Coupe, bucket fit-ats, V-8, Girl Scout Art Show arc pul through vigorous paces for through himself, V/uriL'n Ft. i'.aiim- automatic tr;m^., p'r.ver hlperin.tl. ri'ilio The executive committee of St. 1963 Mercury & hoitci, uhite v. iiH tlrea, white. SAVE one hour In the Indian Hill School The regular monthly nitv'in;; ol I'.arlner, Anms Mumlord, .Hweph Plans have been finalized for the Benedict's Rosary Altar Society, MHUILTO, or Willkim .\k'iij;es. BoniK'vilU', 4-door liartltnp, fuitnnmt- Rym. Each squad has one game Mazlct, met al the home of Mrs. the Holmdel Township Donhtnaiic 1 annual Bayshoro' Neighborhood i ic transmission. JKJ-.UM «lcering. ra- per week In one of four schools, Lawrence Conlin to discuss the Club, scheduled for tomorrow hi ; The dub further announced 1963 Pontiac dio & healer, white wall tires, blue. SAVE Girl Scout Art Show to be held at Indian Hill School, Village School, spriiipj program. The "Day of St. Mary's Episcopal Church Hall, been cancelled. Instead, tin: presi- through Martin lord, pni^nim Leonardo and Keyport Schools, Recollection" will be opened to all dent, R. H. Lippinco't, urgi;?. .ill chairman, that State Assemblyman Front St., Keyport. >..-s. Jack There are eight girls on the three women of the parish on Sunday Democrats and oilier cilir.m's u> Alfred Itaidlc.slon will be Hiio.sl jJenndron, chairman, announced younger squads and nine on the Irom 2 to 5 p.m. Guest speaker, attend an open foruni at the civic speaker al the Young Republican's "jAat the show will be held on Fri- older squad. They arc: Red and the Rev. Leonard Toomoy, is auditorium "at the Monmouth Shop- next general membership meeting. 30-DAY 100% GUARANTEE day, Mar. 12 from 10 a.m. until diocesan director of C.Y.6. The Thursday, Mar. 11. Mr. Headleston ' I p.m. and on Saturday, Mar. 13, White, Maria tlunin, Christine ping Center, Katontown, to he:u' Klughardt, Carol Kunreulher, Alli- chairman, Mrs. G. Gresch and her Sen. Harrison A. Williams and Rep. served as speaker during the 1964 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 from * a.m. until 12 o'clock noon, committee, will s<.. a refreshments. session of tlu^ Assembly and i.s with the judging to be done on Fri- son Martin, Debbie Mosia, Allison James J. Howard. They will be dis- Saccani, Kathy Will -y, and captain, Mrs. Victor Rosa, ways and cussing Pres. Lyndon I!. Johnson's recognized by bis colleagues as one day evening. The public is invited of V.K outstanding legislators in to attend. Patty Kajola. means, announced her theme for "Great Society" nnd its effect on Other Squadi the annual card party which will Monmouth County. They will ex- Trenton. This week, why don't you look Blue and White, Lynn Baker, be held Apr. 22 at 8 p.m will be plain In detail their rule in making "April Showers," through the windows of your Janet Coates, Linda Fcsla, Sandy this projram a success. A question 25 Years Of Service church . . from the Inside. Schulhman, Diane Smith, Debbie Secretary, Mrs. Robert Love, who and answer [>orioc! will follow. presented an interesting program Memhers of the Holnulcl Demo- Stanley V. Poling. Church St., to members on the Japanese An cratic Club desiring to attend this KeypurC, and James W. Hallows, FOR Ut, BUST BUrStt Ut IOWCST PtMCCSi of Paper Folding, "Origami." has meeting should contact Archie R. Monroe PI., Old Bridge, last • full program planned for follow- Price at 26-4-7042 or William K. MAIN STRIITftN'MMT NO.lt - MATAWAN fOt THIIEST IN MEATS 11 ing monthly meetings. month completed 25 years of ser- Madden at 9-IC-83II to arrange for vice with the Hercul s Pouxler Co., The Annual Communion Break- transportation to Monmouth Shop- Parlin. fast will be held at the Cobble- ping Center. stones, Middletown. on May 16 af- MEAT ter the 9:45 a.m. mass. If you need printing of any kind, Mrs, Lawrence IrwL will be the we are here lo serve you. Our new publicity chairman. quick service and reasonable prices MARKET will please you. SkahwLawa M&S How about business cards? We * Mffcma mop ran m TEAM can supply them quickly and at the Real Estate Listing Cards for tight price. Come and try us. sale at this olficc. CAN HELP S3 W. font 964.9107 Ktyport \UiUiwan Drugs 145 MAIN ST f KICK-UP V ..A,.. 566-0021 «>° DELIVERY WEEK-END SPECIALS ADD k BATH Thursday - Friday - Saturday FINISH YOUR $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ BASEMENT Repair your FROSTED Roq. »2.25 FABERGE HAIR CRUSH SPRAY COLOGNE N/UUIW. HPISfU WITH A LOW COST MODERNIZATION LOAN $700 Any Irnprovunujnl lliat will make your hortw mor« livable OIII.I vnltifiblo is a good InvMlmont, Tlwt'l MAYBEILINI1; Ri.'i. ti fi'i why SIHKIIHV LOWM, with over nv>ro tlion $42, mf!> MASCARA THERMOS lion Invr'.icd In Iminoj throughout Hio »hor« or«0, CYtlinOW MAKE UP BOTTLE molntrilm u consulting service to cidvljo home own- •XCiriNOLT NIW-INVITINOLT YOURi EYELIMt McDonald's WHEN YOU NEED YOUR DRUGS IN A HURRY CALL US 37 W£S1 l-RONr ST., KEYPORT Hlohw.y 38 Mlddl.fown • Long Branch • Oakliur»» • Holmdel * Mirldlolown Shopping Center Nwth M Plvi Uimn) THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday. March 4. I94S Bb UdfcM Ai»Kary Dhcuw Co-OpswatWa County and filling an open space all complaints submitted in writing niche in a oountv border area." would bring an official inspection Hold* Recant Nursery; Functions His letter called for keeping it "op to give the householder a source of Qt|t (JHatafamt en and unpolluted to insure a water backing in return to take to the de- A regular meeting of the Ladles "The Cooperative Nursery and supply for future generations." veloper over the bad conditions. Auxiliary B.P.O. EJki 2MB was held How It Functions" was the topic Mr. Manzo argued against this. Fes. H at the Elks Hall. Hie of a round-table discussion at a He 'Minted out the area could be- president, Mrs. George Kspusby, recent membership meeting of The come t valuable tax . 'table to the welcome) uw members, Mrs. Red Oak Co-operative Nurstry township within a short space of Bank Suit Ended • •gmMUt V. Bmra, laNbH Kler Steve Zctkowski, Mrs. M. Reinhold, School. Three guest officers from time by the landfill operation. He (continued from Ddfce one) Mrs. M.J. Heinhold, Mn. I. Brenon. Pine Grove Manor, a cooperative offered free dumping privileges to ed 138,825 shares of Farmer* ft SO WHO'S SMART... Just received a copy of "Search" Mrs. Henry Freeman jr'i. tpplica- nursery school in Sc lerset, spoke the towr •'ip. Merchants stock from the two es- .a fourth edition by the way, published by Esso Research tioa was read and accepted. oa their philosophy, methods of Cauld Cast SM.an tates at $5 per share or for a total operation, membership, educational cost of $697,125. The oomiMlioa of iew officers system, etc. Mrs. Havi Slander. Harold G. Smith, Perth Amboy. wai discuued, and pJani are un- his attorney, argued (h£t the land John Warren, Red Bank, as at- director of The Red Oak school, torney for the estates of Henry S. derway tor the Ladies Installation. served as moderator. if to be bought for wild life pur- I to *• art tf Ik* —f The date will be decided at the poses under a Green Acres match- Terhune and Margaret L. Terhune with a paper on "Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectral Cor- One difference between a co- 1 stipuhitfd the settlement had to ne sett weetins:. Mra. Paul Callamir- ing funds opera on. .vould cost the relation of Some Symmetrically Substituted Epoxides and n* won the special prize. The re-operative nursery school and a township 190,000. But Joseph A. accepted by Mr. Schock and his at- freshments weie served by Mrs. commercial school is the factor of Brodaiak. president of the council. torney, Eugene t-andry, Asbury Olefins' or for that matter, one on "Carbonium Ion H J. Atkins, and Mrs. A. Spaloss, parent participation. Parents func- declared his understanding of the Park, "with prejudice" that the arrangement In The Cationic Polymerization Of Branchy tion as assistants in the classroom plaintiff wuuld be disbarred from The next executive meeting will be state's approach to the matter was Alpha Olefins" . . . Man they're sure heavy on those Ole- held oa Mir. 18. and the regular and perform on ce.nmittees which that it would not cost the township reopening the suit at a later date. meeting on Mar. 74. operate the administrative aspects anyhfing. that it would be an area Lawnmce A. Carton, Middletown, fins . . . Glad to learn though, that all contribute to the of the school. It was emphasized attorney for Monmouth County Na- scientific genius of mankind . . . Was doubtful about one oi Those attending were Mrs. G. "saved" by the state against future THURSDAY. MARCH 4, Mf that this partici.iition is most val- need* of natural space. tional, joined in this stipulation, the papers included in the latest issue. It was titled "Cata- Kaputny. Mrs. M. Lotuen, Mrs. H.uable to the parent as well as to which was accepted by the plaintiff. Sechenski, Mrs. E. '.ewis, Mrs. S. the child. Mr. Smith then reminded the lyst Regeneration In Fixed Beds" .. . Sounds like a scientific Zcikowiki. Mn. P. CaUamarraa, council Mr. Mai zo ms entitled -a A condition of the settlement was "Candy." Instead of calling someone a pathological liar, The Ordinance Mrs. V. Brand. Mrs. t. Del Rosio. a reduction of assersnient if the that |3»,0W worth of the stock Mrs. R. Lambertson, Mrs. M. Rein- New Citizens Sworn would be sold to Mr. Schock di now you can describe him as a catalystic regenerate ... HM MaUwan Borough Council ia updating a 1910 ordi- land were to be "frozen" against hold, Mrs. M.J. Remhold, Mrs. I. any use on which a return couid redly and that he could complete That'll fix 'em. It provide* as follows: At Freehold Ceremony Brenon, Mrs. C. Talnndjte, Mrs. be gained until £uch time as thepurchase of the remaining $397,125 LEANING TO THE LEFT .. . The Russians straightened the "No person, (inn or corporation shall obstruct or encum- A. Spaloss, Mrs. B. Dominick, Mrs. stae took it over. over a period of 10 years. This leaning minaret of Samarkand . . . What is more, they said bar any of the strttU, highways, sidewalks or crosswalks of J. Williams, Mrs. R. Blackburn, Four bayshore area residents be- John Nanowich, Buckley Rd., proviso reduced the immediate vot- and Mn. J. ArmiUge. came naturalized citizens of the ing power of the Monmouth County they might be able to help Italians straighten the leaning Urn Borough of Matawan with any boxes, barrels, merchan- agreed with the attorney and re- United States Monday at ceremon- marked that "a park would bring National 3ar*- in the trusteeship of Tower of Pisa ... The top of the 15th-century, 970-ton tow«r dise, goods, trees or shrubs, bushes, sweepings, shavings, ies at the frail of Records, Free- in tramps from the city who would the Fumers A Merchants stock for of Samarkand has leaned by five feet for the last 30 years paptr, cans, > platforms, wagons, vehicles or any material Old Bridge Man Entart hold. MonmiRith County Judge Al- do nothing but litter the site with the Terhunes estates to 17.4 per ton V. Evans officiated at the cere- and has been supported by cables. Tass, the official press whatsoever, or obstruct any crosswalk with any vehicle GuiHy Picas To Count* garbage and beer cans. A sani- cent of total stock of the Matau-an monies after the class was pre-tary landfill would he better for institution and removed the bar to agency, said the tower was jacked upright today at the end Ml standing thtreon; nor shall any person, firm or corpora- : sented by Miss Mary Collins, coun- us," Mr. Nsnw>w said. attainment of the two-thirds vole of a two-month operation . . . "Engineer Emanucl Gandg tion lead or drive any motor vehicle or animal on the side- James H. Taylor, Old bridge, ty naturalization clerk. Might Be Used Far Mousing sought by Mr. Schock. who was in charge of the job, said the method they us#dF walk, or wheel thereon any handcart, wheelbarrow, veloci- entered guilty pleas to two indict- New citizens ire Licicknte H. ments Monday stemming from a Gerald A. Bauman, vice chair- Directors Elected here could certainly be applied to bolster up many struc- Currie, S Deerfield Lane, Strath- man of the Planning P rd, said he pede, bicycle or other vehicle, except b*by carriages; nor pair of lobberies of savings institu- r The adjourned meeting of the more. Germany: Pearl Shapiro, 37 fears that the a ea would be even- tures, including the leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy, although shall any person, firm or corporation in any other manner tions in Middlesex County last year Courlland Lane. Slrathmore, Farmerc ft Merchants directors tually used for housing develop- was held Tuesday, at which time L'onstrudionnlly a different system would have to be applied," obstruct, encumber and encroach upon any of the streets, which netted nearly (14,000. Tay- Egypt: Edgar K. Steindal, Nolan ment. "The Master Planner, Her- shareholders voted 394,675 of theTass declared. highways, sidewalks or crosswalks of the Borough of Mat- lor entered the pleas before Judge Rd., Morganviile, Norway, and bert If. Smith Associ. es, Trenton, John B. Molineux,' who noted that 400,0(10 shares outstanding and re- BACK IN THE NEWS . . . Britain's best-known woman awan." Elizablelh A. Maiden, 276 Harding says the bog is not suitable for de- the penalties could add up to 30Blvd., Matawan, Great Britain. velopment and should be used for elected nine directors and added driver has reached the end of the road, for a year at least. . . Violators of any of these provisions are subject to a years in prison. Taylor it being one dir«;or (o the (ward. Martin wildlife conservation" Mr. Bau- Magistrates slapped the year's ban on Margaret Hunter, 86, fine cl not more than $200, imprisonment not exceeding 90 held as a federal prisoner on as- nian mentioned. F. Dell, president of Matawan sociated charges. Accept Settlement Foodtown, is the new director. Re- Monday after finding her guilty of colliding with a tree . . . days or both. "II the state wants Grctn Acres He admitted robbing the East elected were Joseph Baier, Fred M Miss Hunter agreed the tree was stationary and that the 100- Check these provisions and determine how they apply An Old Bridge family Tuesday here, let them take some of the nur'ew. Mr. Scl.ock. RJSS W. Mag- Brunswick Branch of the South land at the state hospital that foot skitl marks on the road were probably hers. She blamed to you and your household or business. Apparently the ?'ver Trust Co.. on Route 18, and accepted a settlement for $4250 for han, Johnson Cartan, William J. damages and injuries stemming they're not using," Councilman nuncan, J. Donald Miller, Robert the accident on a mysterious "propelling force" that took main reason for updating the ordinance was to increase the teller Barbara Lancewlcz. Old Charles T. McCue observed. from an auto accident with a Mount G. Sampson, and Anthony Nappi. control of her car . . . Constable Thomas James said he had penalties for violations. Most of the rest is absurd, and Bridge, Mar. M, 1964. The loss was The Council decided no to act on put at {9910. He also pleaded guilty Holly driver on Route 18, Eait Shareholders also ratified a 10 asked what sort of force that was and she replied: "It was unenforceable. Brunswick, in 1963. Mr. Manzo's variance request until per cent stock dividend and author- tc an indictment charging him with discussing the situation with stale as if a jet force pushed me off the road." . . . Miss Hunter robbing $3981 from the First Sav- Middlesex County Judge DuDois ized the sale of (200,000 of tends S. Thompson approved the settle- and Monmouth and Middlesex and shares. The dividend and first came to public notice in 1962 when her driving instruc- ings and Loan Association of Perth County Planning Boards. Amboy, 339 Slate St., and teller ment which awards $3500 to Wil- stock sale were ipnroved by a vote tor jumped from her car in a busy street, yelling, "This jji Who Are The Delinquents? Gladys Bello, 18, of 423 New Bruns- liam A. Tanzer, 19, of 19 Harold of 394,000 >o 675. suicide." . . . She failed a scries of tests for a license bes St., Old Bridge, for his injuries, Juvenile delinquency is a much discussed subject now- wick Ave., Nov. 9, 1964. Officers of the bank will be ap-eventually got one by establishing residence in Ireland, where and <750 to his mother, Mrs. Harry Salary Ordinance pointed at the annual organization adays. But the real root of the problem is generally soft Tanzer, for damage to her auto. meeting next Tuesday. no test was then needed. II was this license that (he magis- pedaled. , Cliffwood Cadaftes Young Tanzer was driving nis (continued from page one) trates confiscated . . . Miss Hunter demanded that the clerk mother's car west on Wast Pros- The measure provided « $1000 in- Where does the blame lie for juvenile delinquency? It Guest* Of Troop 158 crease for Paul Hermann, the town- of court be arrested for theft of her license. She said she would seem that a major share of it can be charged to parents pect St. and was involved in a col- ship manager; $800 increments for Apartment Woes would appeal her sentence . . . "The nation will not believe lision with Paul Voutila, Mount department heads, including the and schools. Both fail to teach and emphasize the importance Cadette Troop 211, Cliffwood, was Holly, who was driving north on (continued from pane one) all this rubbish," she declared. the guest of Cadette Troop 158, chief of police, and $400 increases of courtesy and the observance of the rights of others. Route 18, at the intersection of the for patrolmen. Mayor Harry Mes- said he had put in two days nt the Keyport, recently at a combined two roads, July II, 1963. site away from his own business One simple little rate of conduct, if impressed on the "Come As You Are" party and senger reported there had been no en action to correct the. sewer over- ing Issued in the borough, if investi- complaints made to him by muni- to make sure the work on digging gation should show these com- children by parents and on students each day by teachers, Thinking Day program. up the sewer pipes and correcting flow, which, Mr. Mauer acknow- Old Bridge Family cipal employees or police about plaints to be all that was represent- from the first grade in public schools to graduation in college, The girls from Troop 151 repre- the condition was done properly. ledged, was certainly a health the terms of I he ordinance. But, ed in the petition. The board presi- would help. sented Girl Guides from different Awarded $4250 in the end, he was a "no" vote, A second point was that garbage problem. countries, explaining the uniforms, dent suggested that the borough That rule would be: Keep your hands off other people wanting "further study." The may- was not put out to the liking of customs and displaying the flags of Under Jurisdiction go much slower in issuing the per- and other people's property. Such a rule of action instilled Victor Merrill, 56 Broad St., Mat or was opposed to letting the mu- those renting. They claimed the the various countries. awan. has accepted 122,500 in set- nicipal manager set salaries on his The laxity in handling garbage mits for the remaining apnrtmen,L» garbage cans lacked covers and cans* and refuse ivas admitted by now in the course of constructi<%^' Into the young mind could save untold misery and heartaches Refreshments were served by the tlement of an auto accident suit (the manager's) own interpretation were overloaded by the superinten- the board to be within the jurisdic- for young and old alike. hostess troop. Songs were sung and against Mra. Stella Gonski. 337 of the work • erformed. Mayor Mes- dent. Mr. Muller, while admitting he games were played. tion of the board of health when Teaching this simple rule of action would be fulfilling Prospect Ave., Cliffwood Beach. senger also advocated vacations Uaevea Healing had sifined with the building inspec- Mrs. Peter Homiak is .he leader The settlement was reached during be made a lonK - term reward. it resulted in refuse l.-inR strewn tor for the permits, was wholly in an obligation which adults owe the young and would re- of Troop 211; Mrs. Psul Shuman Uneven heating, allegations that abuul, attracting small rodents. trial before Monmouth County it was either so hot the windows accord with the recommendations lieve the elders of serious delinquency on their part. And is the leader and Mrs. George Le- Judge Edward J. Ascher and » Former Mayor Keating found the had to be thrown up in the dead Members of the board opined that that the occupancy permits be one, assistant leader, of Troop l». jury. Mr. Merrill aggravated a ordinance carelessly drawn so that issued much more slowly, not on a it wouldn't take a new law or more taxes to accomplish inconsistencies like no raise for the of winter or else it was so cold a slate statute was bcinK violated prior back injury when a disabled il the heat were not maintained at basis of a pledge by the builder to results. car in which he was a passenger, township court clerk appeared. •II one could do was to wrap up against heatless conditions, were a minimum at all times. The com- do something he was supposed to Whit. EtepW Sale was struck In the rear on Route 39, Terms Illegal lmve completed before he got a Mr. Keating had a side issue to plainants avowed this was hard Matawan Township, in a snow —...„ ... , made. A special point emphasized permit. The inspector declared, it Four Araa R«ioW« Conducted At Meeting present, declaring the bestowing of I was that the superintendent shuts lo expect as the apartments had storm last year. Louis M. Drazin, had three superintendents within lo be his observation that conditions Chamber Studies five-year terras on the Planning! off heat at 10 p.m. and does not Namsxl To MCAP leard Red Bank, represented Mr. Merrill, a matter of months, and each had at other apartment projects in the A regular meeting of the Modern Cordon Kent, Newark, Mrs. Gonski. Board on William Kerr this year ' seem to turn it on again until 10 to learn the way to handle things borough showed signs of too hasty Four bsyshore area residents Mothers Club was held at the horn* and Donall Borst las. was illegal a.m. the following morning. Regional Plan of Mrs. Skippy Stoppiello, Union in turn. approvals and he was all for a have been named to the board of in that the statute only provides Water drainage from sump slowdown in more cases than Mat- trustees of Monmoulh Community Beach, on Feb. 21. A white elephant Licenses Suspended four-year terms under the Faulkner A study to determine if the Key- pumps was declared lo flood lawn The water in the street was, at awan Village. Action Program. Inc. MCAP -will sale was conducted by the hostess. "D" plan, in force in Madison areas and run down in the streets best, a matter fur the council lo port Chamber of Commerce should administer the federal anti -pover- Ten bayshore area motorists had Township. be enlarged te torn a regional Snacks and refreshments were where it freezes. Fred Allen, a consider. Mr. Mauer believed the ty program in Monmouth County served after the business meeting. their driving privileges suspended Richard Plechner, Metuchen, the nearby resident, declared lie hadheat, garbage handling and snow chamber comprising the Keyport- and still is in the formative stages. by the State Division of Motor Ve- township attorney, declared he Matawan - Raritan Township and The next meeting will be held on called in Mayor Edward E. llyrne removal were matters the lessees The four bsyshore residents were Mar. 30 at the home of Mrs. Pathicles tinder provisions of the state would have the terms cut to four should press further with their Businessmen Will Union Beach areas was authoriz- among 28 new board members an- about this condition. A fifth point Conway, Hazlet. point system and mandatory speed years but he doubted the naming was improper snow removal, moth- landlord. The board president noted (continued from page one) ed Tuesday by the board of dlrtc aniseed Monday. plans. They include Charles H. Pos- of the men originally to five-year Attending were Mrs. Viola Stop- ers with babes in arms having to the health matters would have to tors. ten, Matawan; Thomas J. Noonan, terms would invalidate their ser- mum penalty for violations at They include Almerico Barbato. piello, Mrs. Skippy Stoppiello, Mrs. wade through drills to get out tobe investigated, to determine if the Milton Gale, a member of theUaioa Beach, s former member of Laurence Harbor; John W. Morgan, vice as neither had embarked on days in jail, a 5200 fine or both Irene Lamano, Union Beach, Mrs. the street. report on them were correct, be- beard, indicated the community the Union Beach Board of Educa- Old Bridge; Donald Ma.rae III, the illegal fifth year on the board. fore a [unification, with a deadline In other business, Mr. Bell nam- Conway, Hazlet, and Mrs. Ruth and area In general best could be tion: William F. Herlihy, Keans- Laurence Harbor; William M. Gar- The salary ordinance drew fire Frederick Mauer, president of on action before the magistrate, ed Thomas Lyttle, Stockto.. H. served by a chamber offering its burg Borough Clerk and youth offi- Csik, Keyport. rabrants, Laurence Harbor; Jean first from Councilmcn Richard the board, was not sure all these should be served on the proprie- Hopkins and Sterling Thompson as services across gcorraphictl boun- nuu P°'rts were health problems. It members of a tralfic studv com- cer; Mrs. Willie Hill, 1M Atlantic A. Hupp, Matawan; William Twy- Dealy and Donald Tienu-'y, who had was tors. daries of municipalities which com- Ave., Matawan Township, and Phil- Plan Sow Easy Classes man, Matawan; William O'Shea, opposed it on introduction last acknowltxtfied itie operators of mittee. Robert Meyer; and Irving prs» the bsyshore srea. lip N. Gumbs, County Rd., Cliff- Cliffwood; Elsie D. Smith, Key- month. Mr. Tiernev denounced a the apartmentsp, , the Statewide Mr. Mailer was critical of the [.. Lessin will direct ublic rela- H was noted that bailees* and For Middlesex Women port; Sidney Tobinick, Old Bridge. provision whereby special officers Management Corp., Union, has tak- way occupancy permits were be- tions. profesaioaul aersoas la Matawan get only {1.25 per hour against {1.50 The Middlesex County Home Eco- and Union Beach recently had or- Board To Meet per hour for school crossing guards. sjssiaad respective businessmen's "Dear Charbi" nomics Extension Service will hold But Mr. MacKae argued that the asaadatloM. milting the need of Sew Easy classes Mar. 22, 29 and special officers did not depend on The third performance of "Dear Apr. 5 from 1 to 3 p.m. in the The executive board of the Wo- their pay from it as a support tack trsde trout* for mutual pro- Charles" will be Riven by the Mat- Icctloa and benefit. Spotswood Reformed Church, Main man's Club of Laurence Harbor while it is a jingle way of earning awan Players on Friday evening S;.. Spotswood. The meetings will will nreet Monday cveninK at 7 p.m. Officers of the newly formed bus money for most school crossing at S:3t pm. in the old Matawan cover new fabrics, sewing machine at the home of the president, Mrs. guards. He added that when tlrey ateis organitations in Union Beach High School, Broad St. The show attachments and clothing con- Georue Mokuk, 110 Ravine Dr.. used their special officers rank to aad Matawaa and of the Raritan Is directed by Charles O'Hare and struction. Matawan. work for private cnnccrns, they Tswnship trade group will be asked MiM Joanne Shea is production rate $2 IXM* hour pay. W attend a dinner meeting with lo- manager. Registration is to be made with cal officers and directors to discuss Mrs. William VandcrMeer, Middle- Too Much Across-I'iic-Hoard sex County Home Economist, or Mr. Di'.ilv ami .Mr, Tiermy both USED CAR SALE the regional plan. Ceramic Classes Mrs. H. E. Rowe, Spotswood. Urge Marlboro To bt'licvi'd tin.' ordm.inn." v.as loo Record-shattering White Car Sales have loaded our lots with Directors acknowledged the Ion (continued from page one) much of an ;u'iHs>-t!h'-bo;ird of the late director ant1 president The ceramic class of the Ameri- Youth Sentenced building code which prohibit Ilie is- rnn;:'TiiH|f, iltat i) Licked ;;: late-model trades. Every one Red Tugged to move fast. Hurryl of (he chamber, J. Leon Schanck can Home Department of The Wo- suance of more than 10 permits at ticr.-'s hy uhkli a f.ihid indi\ iiUi.it j ir., and extended their sympathy to man's Club of Laurence Harbor one time. In my opinion, this ei'forl and training to advance one- his family. meets every Thursday at 10 a.m. Russell O'Connell, 20, of G10 Pros- pect Ave., Cliffwood Ueach, was omission makes his opinion quitn self could be lewardtd. But Mr. at the home of the chairman, Mrs. attackable. Dealy was amendable to prrmittini: Rlclrard Tier, 70 Prospect Ave., sentenced to an Indeterminate term Jleal Estate Listing Cards for "I disagree quite vehemently the township manager having thi." sale at this office. CllffMJOd, • in Dordentown Reformatory Mon- day by Judge John U. Molineux for with his factual findings and I don't power to raise salaries, within rea. S FOIU) Fiiirlmic Wugon $1495 the theft of 11821 In power tools think the Appellate Division would son, for nivriUius showing of devo- from Henry Luhr's Sen Skiffs Inc., let this decision of summary judg- tion to duty. Sayr«ville. Two Morgan residents ment stand without a full hearing Hut Mr. Dealy found trie ordi- » OLDS 9» U)r. Jl.T. 2495 who pleaded guilty to laking part ol the matter. nance carelessly drawn generally, in the same entry, received im- "We'll make a decision on this with 12 paid holidays given some pended sentences. O'Connell, whom after we learn more about the employees, not others, mitably the the ludge termed the "Instigator" judge's opinion," said Joseph A. police, had no provision for leaves FORD Caiuxic M)r. 1495 of the Aug. 2S, 1M4, theft, had llrodniak, Council president. of absence. Mr. Tiernev was very outspoken over lh« denial of the pleaded guilty on Jan. 25, 1*4, to Several residents supported an SAW FILING breaking and entering and larceny paid holidays lo police. indictments. appeal of the decision. "I don't wish to he presumptuous, but the Mr. Hermann retorted iliat Ilie FALCON Convertible 1495 police had exprc*5«l themselves us judge made mention that the com-satisfied a line patrolman was Kt't- _—^——— LiHie Woman Give $72 pany spent II.345,00V said Fred ling much us a MOD increment with Von Rodeck, Morganviile. "1 pro-5100 added lur utlaining n higher 1%.I TKMI'EST Convertible 1695 The sum of 172 wai given to the test. I don't think the fact Hint n rank. Mr. Tieniuy believed the MQflO 0T ^OW#F 9QWS March of Dimes by the Uttkt Wo- firm has spent money should be manager had not worked nu)ti«li man's Clu i of the Woman's Club nf med to decide whether their ac- with tin1 council on dratting I ho ur- Laurence Harhor. The money wn tions are right nr wrong." dininie and could SIT no merit In ]%l FOItl) Runcli Wagon 895 PVOCMIQfl /•(•allied from a benefit roller skat- "I would say that this decision gniniiug tire mnnagiT iiiilbnrlty lo • O«T«nlhU« A liditlu Ing p»rly, held in the South Am- should ho appealed," silid John innVe interim iiilliistinnili uml Itn- iwivvimn^ v nvdvfrift^ boy Arena under tin direction tif Nnr/owlch, lluckley Rd. "Our laxpruvi'-itris ]%l VALIANT Wagon «95 Ihe idvlnnr of tlie l.illli' Wnmun's money was Involved because U.S. When Mayor Me. .Hirer slulloil • Circle tUdt SlwpoMd from o" to 36" Ckth, Mrs. Frrd Zahner. Humes filed tult, so It should be ' Is views mi tho ordinance, lie Imik Hppi'iilcd." his paMlsfuw, '.'oiiiirilmrn Vn'lor • AMI ond lull Potato Shorpotwd District Sales Manager Humid Sinilli, Pi'rlli Ainbuy, ill O'llrli'ti nml l.eeinnl llnrn^ter wllh vm PONTIAC ii. r. 795 Idnwy for owner* with options In him. Tlii'v lolm'tl with CiHiiicilinon Tieuiey mid Drlllv lo npiKisi.' the i Uwn Mowort Lionel Toy CiirixuMiIon h,iM mini- II.K, llonics, Ndvlai'd the Council 1 ini'iiMM' . Then ('iiuiu'lliiinii Vincent fit Urn lii'Viiiitii, II Miifnu'iiii icsl. not lo Mpt**!, "If « lltllo morn <•» 1 1%I FORD M)r. 795 (li'nl, ethllift MIII'« miiMHi'i'i' fur Ihi' |«'(IIIIIIM wim put Into geltlng the Caiicelleil iibandiined II, lenvlili . metropolltnn New York men. Mr Matter I'luti I'nmpliMi'd, mum1 of Mr. Mm Idle n Imie "ve." on Hie IM rnll cili Ili'Vmiin, IIH, fnriiH'.lv WIII n Minim- !|:h Illlgiillnii ciiulil be I'ltili'il with- 1 lnelurer» wMiviii'iiliillvi" In «nnlen out /my cull In Ibo liw|tiiyrti," Tin iiiiiiHil vt,m pliiiii'.iil inln -.i ]%0 UAiVIISLUK 2 Dr. 695 Nii|>|illt'N, iilniilc* nnil HiTlilr n|> be Hiilii (iimiilftimii iii'i'iic wlhl ii">i chool, 9:45 a.m. and ci'.urch ter- B'nai B'rith Names Monmojfh Salon, 8 And 40CXI Bank And Trust Co. ice, II a.m. Youth Fellowship Raporft Customer Gains neetj the second am fourth Sun- Priest For Award Moot* In Bradley Beach Bayshore Religious Services ys at 7:30 p.m The- Rev. ThaJdeus Ly, adminis- The regular monthly meeting of The estimated number of Day Of Prayer Bayre Woods BajHlM Church trator of the Our Lady of Fitima Monmouth Salon 59, 8 and 40, wasers using the facilities of the 14 of- held recently at the home of Mrs. Biblt tUptto Churtfe Raawe t, Brenlon Mission of Paisaic, was present- fices of the Central Jersey Bank aNiaJoa trill M at V.m int.; Holy ed with the 19GS B'nai B'rith Broth- Robert Farry, 413 Menmouth Ave., EacaarM Md church tehool, 1:15 IA tesulai Baptrst Ch«rck) Rev Richard Jones, Pastor Bradley Beach. Mrs. Esther P. and Trust Company has increaaed erhood Award at the Adas Israel from «O,M1 to 15,456 during the •.».; luaji Eucaari* and sermon, HUM* At., Hmlei Suaday School meets at 9:45 wl'r, Center in Passaic. Paul J. Rivera, Hulsart, Neptune City, presided. II •••.; evraaoan 7:H p.m. The Rev. Noel W. Hirons of the class for each member of tht Field Representative c the Keyport Final report on the Christmas ptut year, a sain rf nine per cent, lible Christian Union, Brooklyn, Child Wclfcre program was made Robert B. Barlow, president, re- Holy Ctaaawtaioa will be cdebrat- rill brinK the message Sunday at family: morning worship, 11 a.m.; Field Office of the Common- by Mrs. George Rinear, Port Mon- •tta*iy ScftaaJ kUU a ta wealth of Puerto Rico, received a ported today in making public a am Mi «mia« a aanhia aerviet. •4 Tataaey aa« -laured-r tt T:M ie Communion service at 11 a.m.eveniag gospel service, «:45 p.m. mouth, child welfare chairman, who summary of the bank's opera- lible School convenes at 9:45 a.m. special invitation to atter.d the cer- stated that she had distributed gifts *« M.1W1.1W1H ol ththee wm •a.: WaasMeaay tad Saturday at Mid-week prayer and Bible Study emony, tions. win aw "TastT e U TfcTfct HaadeatH . • a.tm; PWda» at •» a.m. ith classes for all aces. Evening to 26 tubercular children who at- orship service Is at 7 p.m. with the hekf every Wednesday at S p.m tend the Clinic at Allenwood Hos- The number of commercial aad A aatwy to available tVrlac: both TM aacaad la a aariw of Lenten Mr. Rivera said: "WhU a beauti- lev, Mr. Hirons bringing the mes- I4IIIK', .,i • .a ful example of brotherhhood! The pital. individual checking accounts, ia- MTflCM. At «••.•. tlM Ml praanaM «rin ha add 7/edaciday age. at I B.M. with IdMt Taylor at Cherry Tree Farm He.. Jewish community presents a Mrs. William Rice and Mrt.cludiag chedunaster, rose from Je> aaanaMM ItaaW. "Christian Con- Mid-week prayer service is on brotherhood award to a Chinese Leslie Gifford, both of West Long Mi to 2t,7B, and the number of Mm la PaNOM" «W * UM topic. Wednesday at 8 p.m. st the home who it a Catholic priest dedicated Branch, presented suggestions oe a peraons using the Easy Charge aer- if Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Mahon- Rav C RoRei Burkina. Pastot to those who have mie-ated from forthcoming Ways and Means pro- vice rose from 42,35* to 43,751 KMT r, 11 Vermont Ave., Port Mou- Suaday School: t:lla.m to II: M the Antilles to this area, most of tect. Mrs. Harry Breil, Union the number of stores psrticlpatfii/ mouth. at Church SenrtrM* an.; It:45 whom, coming from Puerto Rico, Beach, wag presented with tne up frcm MM to U48. tlso belor* to our great American "Red Hat" men '.ership award. Af- Increase* over a year ago la will be la*evah'« WMasaata •"*•• •'•• • family." ter the meeting, covered dish re- aome of the other operations of tha leak Saaday at tha Holy Com Keypert CaatreteHaa •k Mama EaUcisai Charea Father Ly was born In Tsinan, freshments were served. bank were as follows: Number of ' services at »4S and 11 t.m. Hall, a Olrbba St. Baal Frtat •*•> Ktyaart Shantung province, of a fifth gen- The next meeting will be on Mar. mortgage*. MM to 2771; number jatta (chooi of Misatoas Reipart Ctv Haary A Male, Rector eration Catholic family. He pre-It at Union Beach with Mrs. Ru-of coasurarr credit accounts, I2H will Mart Mar. M aad will be held The consresatlon will meet this On the first Sunday :»i Lent there pared himself to become a priest dolph Cherney at hostns. Also to Mil; auabtr of sale deposit bat- Suadty tveaiajt through Apr. eekend at Woodbridge HlRh it a Franciscan seminary in his na- present were Mrs. Normaa lewis. es rented, 4Ui tt SOW; number ti will be morning prayer and Holy tive city and was ordained In 1949.Neptune; Mrs. Grace Hoff, Bel- School, where the semi - annual ^mrminlon, 7:4Sa.>.; family ser- home improwsmeat loans, 4109 la ircuit assembly of Jehovah's Wit- After having mtjored in philosophy mar; Mrs. George J. Schneider, «UB; number of Christmas Club ac- n .aes for Central New Jersey will vloe and church school, 9.30 a.m.,gad theology, he went to the Uni-Bradley Beach; Mrs, Bi.sil Slocum couaU. M.JM to lt,«t. Total ac- H. MeNtlr* be heM. The address of welcome and morning prayer and litany, II versity of Madrid, where he spent and Mrt. Floyd Bell, both of West counts of all kinds rot* from 1J»> MinMei will be at 7 p.m. Friday and will a.m. Instructed evensong will be lour-and one-half years as a student Long Branch. 3a) to MtUM. followed by a model Ministry heM tt 1:30 p.m. of mathematics with the purpose at. The tarrnoa topic'at tht*II School program. A second main There will be Holy Communion of' becominR a teacher. From worship service will be ession will be held Saturday even ridty at 6:30 t.m.; Saturday, 9 thsre he went to Italy and to the 'Doubt, Friend or Foe." Youth Fel irtR commencing at 6:45 p.m, Fea m. and confessions from 4 to 5 United States In 1914. Ho has stud aacHflca." leak* Youth OwaMp meets at 7 p.m. ure event of the assembly will be p.m.; Monday, Tuesday and led at Don Bosco Technical School, at felt mat. tar •ban A Le-itaa dtvotloaal aerviee will Sunday at 3 p.m. w4ien Lyle E. Thursday, 1:10 a.m. and Wednes- Seton Hall University and Manhat Ross W. Maghan Agency amreat. Ham will ba a meetlaa. t held Wednesday tt I p.m. Reuscn, District Minister, will de- day, • a.m. tan College. Father Ly began to efZa yank aaVtsora at • p.m. iver the public address "The Mor serve the Spanish • speaking com Chareh munily of Passaic in 1956, and at "Sow rVrfn Sateco al Breakdown — What Can Be Done the present time he ministers to AbtMt It?" •tJaaMtPl Uafcw Retch nearly 3800 Spanish - speaking peo- Auto and Hom*ownmi NlW MMMMMiy ple, most of them Puerto Ricans First Raatltt Church Rev. Harland M. Baxter, Pastor ^___ i «a» Re*. Dtaitl D. Reithtlmtr at Our Lady of Fitima Church. 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Hammega, son oi Mr. and Mrs, Smith-Havens haa Mr. tad Mn. Aatooay Frov Emmons, Texas Rd., Morgan- John Hammega, 260 Stillson Rd., Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. H3vens, «ak. WUfces B.-rr*. Pa., became the ville, became the bride of Robert Fairfifld. Conn. 132 Morninuside Ave., Union Beach, Me el Ronald PooU. tea ol Mr. G. Leonard, son ol Mr. and Mrs. announce the encasement of their Hi Mr*. Ceorne Pooie. l« Ram- Robert Leonard, Staffordville, Sat- Mist Wilson, a graduate of Key- port Hi,Th School, is a senior at daughter, Elizabeth C, lo Henry 'eg? Ave., Keaiisburg, Saturday, urday. Feb. 27, 1965. ! E. Smith jr.. son of Mrs. William nh V, IMS. ; . ;' Montclair Suite College, where The Rev. Vincent Lloyd, pastor, she is a member of Delta Theta M. DenB'tyker, 1010 Malawan Rd, Tta Rev. Newten W. Gretaer per- performed the double ring cere- Psi Sorority anJ Uu Women's In- Laurence Harbor, and Henry E. fcneed the double ring ceremony mony and celebrated the nuptial terdormitory Assoualio' She cur-Smith sr., Spots'.vood. i* Ihe Fir* Methodist Church. mass at 11 a.m. In St. Gabriel's rently is student • teachiiv M Rari- Church, Bradevelt. Miss Havens is a Rraduate ol Keansbura, at J p.m. tan ."owns'iip Hi^li School. K(>port Hijjh School, Class of 1!)G4. Christopher Dill. Keansburg The bride was given m marriage Mr, Hammega atkrded s nl>> She ii employed at Furl Mon- eaoorted the brMe. Ihe wore a by her father. She wore a floor- in Holland and Suit/erland He \u month Her fiance is ii uradii.ite of Hear - length white pe*... de fole length peau de sole gown designed graduated from Dcltj Secoidar> Hofi nan High School, South Am- •awa with round neckline, tooa ta- with a pearl - embroidered fitted School and studied business jdm n- boy Class of 1962. He is serving in aersd aleeves and detachable dup- bodice, sabrina neckline and elbow- istration at McMastor Lhi\i'isl\ the U S. AT Force, and is station- el train. A bouffant veil waa atuch- length sleeves. Her fingertip-length ed la her Jewelled crown aad the veil of French Illusion fell from a carried an old fashioeed bouquet crown of pearls and she carried a of white roan. round bouquet of whire chrysan- •MahsM~ Ba Me^M sfM lA^aadbv themums. Mlaa Kathleen Caswefl. Kaaaa- Oaly One Attendant lun. aleee of the bride, wta Ihe Mls.3 Janet Glugliano, Matawan, «aM ot honor. Her floor . langth was the maid of honor. Her royal Rally ftrcea aalla «m wss de- blue brocade street - leniUh gown ttaoM with three • quarter-length had a matching floor - length over- gtseves. round neckliae aad match- skirt. Tile fitted bodice had a ha floor-length overtkirt. A. clr scoop - neckline and elbow - length ajar veil fell over her mifcMiig sleeves. A circular veil fell over 'Rawer headpiece: and she carried her matching bow headpiece and she carried a cascade bouquet of i old tashkned bouquet o( yellow light blue carnations. Oeorae Pool*. Oltuboro, was Robert ilanlon, Kcanshurg, was Hhabtat mw for hl« brother. Uih- the best man. eriia were Stanley Coon and Frank A reception followed in the Ko- bertsville Fire House. Naafciaa, West Kaaaaburf. When they return from a Flori- MRS. STI-I'IIIN D. lll'T/ll-R A reception fallowed in the New da motor trip, they will reside in Miss Eileen Ann Swariz, daugh attendants, Miss Susan Swartz, Mat Comfort Fin Co. Fire House. Middlctown. ter »f Mr, and Mrs. Frank Swnrtz, Cherry Hill, a cousin jf tlie bride, For their motor trip to tin poico- Th« bride was graduated from 18 Garden Terr., Ifazlet, became : I Mrs. Robert Wilson, Keyporl. M Mountain*, Pa., th* bride MISS MUUIL-L Alt' SON Matawan Regional High School and the bride of Pfc. Stephen D. llelz- George Ilct/.lcr, Leoniu, the MISS ELIZABETH C. HAVENS wore a brown wool ault, beige hat, is employed by Electronic Asso- lor, son of Mrs. Herman llet/ler, bridegroom's brother, was iho bUck aceeanrfet and a coriaas of ciates, Inc., Long )>ranch. The Hamilton, Ontario, C-anada. Me ised at Orlando Air Force Base, Or- Rochester, N. Y. and (lit; late Mr. Iw.st man and ushers vvere Herman employee) us a commercial pilot lando, Fla. White roaM, bridegroom was graduated from Hclzler, on Saturday, Feb. 27, 13U.i East Meadow High. School, K;ist llctzler, Rochester, unoiher broth- by lirid^ejwrt Flight Service. Inc., The bride attended 0. A. R. Me- in St. Joseph's Church, Keypuri. er of the bridegroom, m^d Thomas ; No dale has been set for the wed- aorlal High School. Wilket Barre. Meadow, L.I. He is employed by anJ as manager of ! [u.'an's Kes- ding. The Rev. Edward Strnno officiated Swartz, lliizlcl, brother of the fauraiit, Stratfortt. rvinn. Pa. aad a employed in the Ivy MRS. STEPHEN A. JOYCE Augmstein Manufacturing Co., at (lie double ring ceremony at ,1 Matawan. bride. An Augu.it wedding is planned. Nursing Home. Middle- p.m. For the wedding the bride's moth- The wedding of Miss Carol Anne Ann Starcher, Lewisburg, Wes O'Cofl.U'll-l.eoimrd Mr. and Mrs. Vincent DeAngelo, er chose an afternoon dross ot 522 Sixth St., Union City, announce Ihe bridegroom attended Mid-Hayes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Vi.; Miss Cheryl Spearman, Win The bride, given in marriage by powder blue crepe wilh matching Mr. and Mrs. Floyd J. Leonard, James F. Hayes, Deepwood, Chap- ston Salem, N.C.; Mrs. Donald her father, wore a wedding gown ed the engagement of their daugh- •Mams Townahto High School and Obituaries accessories and an orchid corsage. 21)1 Morndinsice Ave., Union Beach, ter, Conniu DeAngelo, to Pat H. La- paqua, N.Y., to Stephen Aylward Woods, Terre Haute, fnd.; Miss of while organza. The neckline of 1 announce the engagement of their atrved lour yeara la the U.S. Na- Mrs. Charles G. Formaa Tlie bridegroom .-! mo'her vras at- mano, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred n-Ma la employed by A. C. Trans- Joyce, too of Mr. and Mrs. John Marguerite Hayes, Chappaqua, sis- the bodice was trimmed with seed tired in a beige dress, matching ac- M. Joyce, Si Arbordale Dr., Key ter of the bride, and Miss Susan Mrs. Flora G. Forman, to, wife pearls and the skirt, slim in front, Lamano, 70S Fourth St.. Union s^leatoTwoadbrlfct. of Charles G. Forman, lormer cessories and also wore an orchid /TfcwwUl reside at* Hancock port, took phce Saturday afternoon. Joyce, Keyport, sister of the bride was swept to the back and extend- corsage. Sb. 17, IMS, at 1 p.m. in thegroom. They also wore gowns ol councilman in Elizabeth, died Sat- ed to a cathedral train. Her four- urday, Feb. 27, 1965, in Jackson After u receptum at Buck Smith's Church of St. John and St. Mary, most green velvet and sand - col tier shoulder - length veil of illu- Restaurant, East Keansburg, the Chapnaout. Th* Rev. John O'Doa- ored crepe with moss green Chan Memorial Hospital, Miami, Fla. sion was caught to a tiara of seed Mrs. Forman waa born in New couple left for a wedding trip to abue officiated at tha double ring el bows and veils. pearls and crystals and she car-Canada. They will reside In Hazlet. Births ceremony. 'oitph O'Donnell, Waltham. York and lived in Elizabeth for 50 ried a bouquet of while carnations. years in the Elmora section before The bride was graduated from Mass., served as the best man and Mrs. Theodore Hospcs, Drick Keyport High School mid the North Mr. aad Mrs. Joha Oeaa, Button her '.msband retired and they mov- Township, was the matron of honor Given in marriage by her father, ushering were Robert Rankl, West ed to Biscayne Park, Fla. Jersey Business School. Newark. Dr., Matawaa, are parents of a the bride wore a wedding gown of Orange; Kenneth Wicklund and for her sister. Her gown, empire She is employed by her father who ban Tuesday, FebTn, IMS. Ivory peau de sole with a sculptur- William Mabbltt, Keyport; Freder- She was a former member of the style, was emerald green velvet Elmora Presbyterian Church and a operates the Century Van Lints, - Medical Ceater. ed neckline outlined with appUauet ick Nagle, Buffalo, N.Y., and Harry with which )he wore a matching llazlet. former worker for the Cancer So- flower headdrest and brief veil and of Swiaa embroidered flowera. The Herat), Coral Gables, Fla. ciety of Elizabeth. The bridegroom was graduated squared • off train of the dreaa also After m wedding reception at the carried a bouquet of yellow chry- from Storm King High School, West . Mr. aad Mn. Jamei Parriah, Rv- was apptiqued with Swiss embroid- Surviving, in addition to her hus- santhemums. Emily Shaw Inn, Poundridge, band, are her mother, Mrs. Eliza- Point, N.Y. He is serving in the ery. Her bouffant veil of French N.Y., the couple left for u wedding beth A. Godfrey. Matawan; a •rldal AtlcmUnli U.S. Army and is stationed at Fort •ilk illusion was attached to * trip to Like Placid. When they re- H INS, at Monmouth Medical Cea- daughter, Mrs. Louis K. Steincr, Similarly attired were the bridal Monmouth. MISS JUDY GALE LEONARD matching headpiece of floral de- turn, they will reside in New York Miami; a sister, Mrs. Virfjinia Wil- sign and she carried a cascade bou- City. liams, Union, and two erandchil- Surviving are her husband, Jos- daughter, Judy Gale, to Jerry Don Carel* . quet of white roses and ivy. The bride was graduated from dren. Laurence Harbor Man O'Conncll, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Miss Susan Hayes, Chappaqua, Horace Greciey High School, Chap- eph P. (Juinlnn; her mother; a Mr. and Mn. Donald Curcie, Funeral services were held Tues- Russell O'Connell, 14 VanMater sister of the bride, was the maid paqua, Endlcott Junior College, sister, Mrs. Concetta Mancini of A Suicide By Shooting CUIford Dr.. Cliffwood Beidi, are dav at 2 p.m. in the James J. HI'K-South Amboy; four brothers, An- Terr., Hazlet. ptrenti of a daughter born Wednes- of honor. She wore an ankle-length Beverly, Mass, and Berkeley Secre- Kins 6 Son Funeral Home, Eliza- Miss Leonard is a student at Key- dress, fashioned with a moss green tarial School, White Plans,'N.Y. thony and Augustine of Keyport, .Michael Kipila, -1-1, of 27-1 Pros- day, Feb. 24, 1965, at Monmouth beth. Armand of Hazlet and Louis Bar- port Hidi School. Mr. O'Connell at- velvet bodice, a scoop neckline and The bridegroom was graduated pect Ave,, Laurence Harbor, was tended si'houl.i in Miami, Fla. and Medical Center. hetla of Malnwan; and an uncle, MISS CONNIE D. DE ANGELO a sand-colored crepe skirt. Her from Matawan Regional High Harry W. Cumlics found fatally shot through the chest is employed at the Cobblestones Kicolo Unrlifitia of Souili Amboy. in his cut parked on the Mal;iw;)n lawman headpiece was a moss green velvet School and Columbia University Harry W. Combes, 70, of Cliff-1 Rest.-iurjint, Middletown. Heach, on Valentine's Day, Feb. Funeral services wen: held ,-u Township bc:i<:hfrimt M <> n litan Life Insurance Wills Filed in Cliftwood 10 yeai\s. He was born Interment was in St. Joseph's Madison Township Police who had Co., Jersey City. Mr. and Mr*. Jame- Dirr, Third Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hurd, Lan- in Bayonne, son of the late James Cemetery, Keyport. the enj;iigement of Mrs. Abram.s' P. Palmer Armstrong been alerted by his wife, Anna, that St., Vest Xeanabura, are parents of caster Avo., Keansburg. are par- and Louisa Combes. He was a he left his home armed with a daughter, Barbara Ann Kineg, to Mr. I mano, a graduate of Key- a daughter bom Wednesday, Feb. ents of a son born Saturday, Feb. Frederic Palmer Armstrong, 121 member of the Good Will Club, Frank P. Cook John V. Oirdelfe, son of Mr, andport High School, Class of 1935, is Atlantic St., Keyport, willed his es- shotgun threatening to do away H la*7 *t Riverview Hospital. 27, 1W, at Riverview Hospital. Perth Amboy, and was an U.S. Frank P. Cook, 73, of 15 Pine St., with himself. employed as office and personnel tate to his wife, Mrs. Mable J. Army veteran of World War I. Keyport, died Moaday, Mar. 1, manager of Little Craft, Inc., Brad' Parka Armstrong, and daughters, Mrs. Mr. Kipila, who had fired both Surviving are two brothers, Ken- 19C5, at his home after a long ill- barrels of a 20-gauge shotgun into ley Beach. Mr. tad Mra. John Mundwff. Mr. and Mr». Richard Park*, Doris A. Pat ton and Mrs. Dorothy ness. The wedding is sche luled to take SeaM Dr., Haalet. are ptrenta ol neth Combes, Roselle, and James his chest, was pronounced dead nt Spruce St., Haxlet, are parents ol A. Humphreys. He named Mrs. place Nov. 13, INS. a aaa bora Wednesday ^ Feb. 24, Combes, Oceanport. Born in Keyport i.e us the son the scene by Dr. S. J. Ambrosio a daughter bora Saturday, Feb. 17, Armstrong and the Monmouth ol the late Robert and Elizabeth m, at Rlverriew Hospital IMS, at Riwvtew Hospital. County National Bank as executors. Funeral services were held Tues- Matawan Township Police Surgeon. day morninR at the Bedle Funeral (Curbing) Cook. He was a lifelong Det. Joseph Bookct said no notes OHtaa Mr. Armstrong had been in theHome, Keyport. The Hcv. Jorm. H. resident. were found. banking business for 61 years in Mr. aad Mrs, William CUMon, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Nelan, Sharpe, pastor ol the Keyport Re- He was a member of St. Joseph's He was ihe son ol the late George Weshlnjttoa Ave.. Matawaa, are Monmouth County. He was 77. Heformed Church, officiated and inter- Church, Keyport and an exempt : d Mary (Sharik) Kapila. He wis Second It., West Keantburg, are died Feb. », 1S65 at his home. nil of a eon bora Thuraday, ptrenti of a aon born Saturday, ment waa in the U.S. National Cem- member of the Hook and Ladder an U.S. Army veteran of World etery, Beverly, 19, iiaw, ai jtiwrvifW/ nuejM* *tb. 27, IMS, at Riverview Hospi- He waa a lifelong resident of Key- Fire Company. He was a retired War II, and had been employed as tal. port, and started his banking car- employee of the Jersey Central a tailor by Scott, the Tailor, Perth eer with the Keyport Banking Co., Oscar Boehmler Power and Light Company. Amboy. Oscar Boehmler, 86, of 125 Shore serving at its president for many Surviving arc his wife, Mrs. He is survived by his wife, Mis Mr. and Mn. Jamas Dowlon, years until It merged with the Mon- Blvd., Keansbuot. dieu Sunday, Mr. and Mrs! Roaario Marric- Edna (Smith) Cook; three sons, Ann (Zajacek) Kipila; three sons, Mlewild Lane, Stratamorc. are par- mouth Countv National Bank. He Feb. 28, 1965, In the Atlantic High- Michael C. Parlin, .-.nd Thomas I (Mi of a son born Thursday, Feb. chlolo, Betchway, Keansburg, are became chairman of the board ol lands NursinR Home after a long George Cook, Cliffwood; C,.r, Cook, parents of a daughter bora Sun- South Amboy, and Frank Cook jr., J. and Edmund M., at home, and a V, IMS, at Riverview Hospiul. the county bank. illness. brother, John Kipila. Woodbridgi I day, Feb. 78, 1965, at Riverview Born in Philadelphia, Pa,, he Keyport; a sister, Mrs. Joseph Hospital. Mr. Armstrong was past presi- Thomas, Cliffwood, and three Funeral services are being held KryscMhl was the son of the 'ate Georp,c this Thursday at 9 a.m. nt the John Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kryscnskl, dent of the New Jersey Bonkers As- Boehmler and Mrs. Bertha (Oeh grandchildren. M Green Grove Ave., Keypott, are Newman sociation; served as a commission- W. Mehlenhnck Funeral Homt me) Boehmler. He bad been a resi- The funeral will bo held this Hazlet. The Rev. Dezo Abraham, tha parents of a son, born Thurs- Mr, and Mrs. Robert Newman, er ot the New York Port Authority Thursday at 8:30 a.m. from Hie from 1945 tliroiifih 1952, and wadens t of Keanslmrp, for the last M pastor if thn Hungarian Reformed day, Feb. 25, 1%5, in Rivtrview Woodman PI,, Matawan, are par- years. He was Ihe husband of the Day Funeral Home, Kt.yixin, to St. MISS IIAKIIAHA ANN KINLG ents of a son born at Perth Amboy formerly a member oi the Board of Church, Penh Amliny, will officiate late Ida (Voder) Boehmler. Mr. Joseph's Church, where a requiem and interment will be in the U.S. General Hospital. Directors of the Federal Reserve high mass will be offered by Rev. Mrs. I-raiik Cardelfe, Arm) St., Bank o! New York. Bwhmler was a retired machinist Natiomil Cemetery, Rnverlv. nnd a member of Morrisvlile Pres- Cornelius J. Kane, pastor, at i) Oakhurst. Miss Kine^ also is the Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Donohue, Weodrulf daughter of Vcmon Kineg. Ridge- If you'vo /iked tt\« tiyie of His will, written in 1962, was rebyteria- n Church, Morrisville, Pa. o'clock. Burial will be in St. Jo- an tyeglait hearing aid but Weaton PI., Matawan, are parents Mr. and Mra, Richard Woodruff, cently probated by Monmouth Coun- Play Will Benefit field. Survivini! are two sons, George seph's Cemetery. could n«vir find on< to of n ion, born at Perth Amboy Cliffwood Way, Laurence Harbor, ty Surrogate Donald J. Cunning- A graduate of Matawan Regional m««t your need*, then try H. Boehmler of Philadelphia and General Hospital. are parents of a son born at Perth ham, Mrs fcdgar '.. l.ish Deborah Hospital Hieh School. Class of 1063, Miss th« Oyna Rang*. You')' onjoy Amboy General Hospital. Walter S. Boehmler of East Keans- Mrs. Homice li. Lish, t»3, died Itl tremendous pcrformaiKa Pafnaraati Kincg is employed by tire Prmlen- . . . you'll admire Its tlim, Albert E. Cowling burR; one brother, Louis Boehmler. Sunday, Feb. 28, J965, in her home, The Delwrah Players, Long tial Insurance Co., Newark. trim lfn*f. You'll ba con* Mr. and Mn. Herbert Pomerantz, •aacka i)lwfx)d; eight grandchildren and 13 vlnc« _ p ataat. Mr. To* ma L mtmhei Brenaao McNerny, registrar of vi- vessels, connecting an artery to a Camp Hapoinau Sttrt* on newspaper laws, the lM-page cerned with publication has Sahnm F«r * at MM* Cahria Matyar Re- tal statistics in South Amboy. Implant At MMC vein. volume provides a fingertip handy deleted. Reference for all publica- knmt Church, Perth Author. Born ia Creensourf;, Pa., so* of DetrJcpetf la Seattle Fund RaHing Driv* reference to all New Jersey Stat- tion laws are listed in the index. A sjathre «l Hungary anil former the late Daniel J. and Charlotte The plastic blood vessel implant utes which refer to every phase of raaUeat of Hopelawn, Mr. Toth had (Burns) McNerny, he iisd lived ia Is Successful originally was developed by the The New Jersey Blind Men's made his home in Perth ,mhoy [or this c;ty 37 years. He was a retired Seattle Artificial Kidney Research Association, with headquarters at printing, publishing, advertising, Peace Corps Test tti laat ll yam. plumbing and heating engineer for Monmouth Medical Center re- Team in Seattle, Wash. The pur-Camp Happiness, Leonardo, is editing, reporting and all other Sears Roebuck, Perth Amboy. cently achieved another significant pose of this implant is to allow peo- starting its annual Monmoulh Coun- branches of newspaper activity. An opportunity for bayshore area Sorvtvine. ire his wife, Mrs Hel- medical milestone, on its way to . j (Raci) Toth; three sons. Emery A communicant of St. Mary's ple suffering from kidney failure to ty fund-raising campaign. The as- residents to test their aptitudes tor becoming sn institution capable of receive lifesaving treatment from sociation provides educational, so- The volume is in loose-leaf form. Peace Corps service will come af |r.. Edisaa; Michael S., Hopelawn, Church, he was a member of its providing for Ihe complete medical It is the intent of the New Jersey and Joseph, Hark*: five grandchil- Holy Name Society. the artificial kidney machine with- cial, recreational and rehabilitation 8:30 a.m., Saturday, Mar. 13, at the needs of the people of Monmouth out the traumatic experiences of services for the benefit of Wind Press Association to provide sub- dren; and a sister, Mrs. Helen Ko- Surviving also are two sons, .ounty. Following investifiation frequent surejcal operations. Until scriLers with amendments and new Red Bank Post Office. The oppor- vach. Font*. people of New Jersey. Its main laws enacted during subsequent tunity is the Peace Corps Place* Thomas E. jr., Hade and Sp. 4 and training, » specialized medical medical research finds the solution function is the operation and main- ._.. r. Fee. H. IMa. ia Daniel J. with the army in Okina- team at the Center successfully im- I to successful kidney transplants, years. Fully and completeiv index- menl Test. It is not passed or fail- Edwis) Allaa Sherilidgc tenance of Camp Happiness, a sum- ed and cross-indexed, the contents Mast HaaWiL Allaaawii. wa; two sisters. Miss Eleanor Mc- planted, in the arm of a patient, I from one human to another, the mer vacation-rehabilitation home ed, but simply indicates where yoar i was sa It Jaaaefc'a Caaaa- Fuacrsl services were held Mon- Nerjiy and Mrs. Elmer Anderson a plastic tube to permit repeated are up to dale as of January 1965. day momiac ia the Mason-Wilsosi I artificial kidney will preserve life for blind men of the state. greatest potential lies. The Peace Greensburg; a brother, Harry. "connecting" ol.a patient, who has| for people suffering from malfunc- The contents include answers lo Corps Questionnaire, which must Funeral Home, South Amboy, for Reading, Pa.; and [iv grandchil- permanently lost essential kidney | lion of the kidney system. The arti- questions pertaininj; lo libel, pro- __ i la Mew Yerk. Mr. Csrrity Edwin Allan SbortUdRe, Route 9, During the past SO years this be filled out and brought to the dren. function, to tlie Center's artificial ficial "kidney" can be used also in camp has provided invaluable hibited publication, privilepe, proof Was Ike toe of Ike lau Jake Ger- Madison Township whe died Thuni- of publication, requirements for exam unless previously submitted, """ r aad Mra. Najsjaiaa (Oeeswsi) kidney machine. Because of (his he treatment of certain severe poi- "sway from home" training for day, Feb. ». IM), at Roosevelt Stnaley Sobsty medical achievement, a county, 39- soniii)>s and acute kidney failure. publication of legal notices, etc. tells what an applicant has done SB) Hospital, Edlaoa. Tne Rev. Wilbur thousands of blind men. The ex- the past. But the placement test ia Funeral services vreie held year-old man with a chronic kidney Medical authorities at Monmouth perience and guidance provided at Most of the statutes are primed E. Newton, pastor of the First Monday for Stanley Solosky, 393 disease, today is capable of pur- Medical Center estimate that there aimed at showing what he or she Presbyterian Church, South Amboy, suing his daily activities. Camp Happiness has enabled most in complete form, just a they ap- Leon Aye., Perth Ambuy, who died ; many persons in the area serv- of these nun to live more normal, pear in the Revised Statutes of can do.in the future. Aprlictnts do officiated and interment wss in Friday, Feb. 2t, IMS, at his home. ed by the Center who need to sup- not have to register for the teat of r:. Jetasjka Christ Church Cemetery, South Tlw plastic artificial blood vessel self . sufficient, useful lives. The New Jersey. In some Instances part Funeral services were h'ld at 8:30 plement their kidney function by ol the languaRf not directly con- ahead of time. Amboy. im. in the Zylka Funeral Home, or shunt allows frequent treatments artificial means, but whr have been camp program is not duplicated by •ervivlai are two daughters, Mn. Mr. Stortllds* was barn in Eliza- Perth Amboy, with a solemn hijji without the necessity of repeated unable to obtain such treatment be- any other agency in the state. Once Mart. wHh wkom be ttweV beth. He was the son of lite (ate mass of requiem at 9 a.m. in St. ojeralkuis on Ihe patient's arm to cause of the limited facilities The camp will start its Jtth sea- aad Mn. Florence Hartert, Stiver David and Lltliaa Shortlists). A Stephen's Church. Perth Am hoy. connect the artificial kidney, The throughout the country. son in Leonardo about the middle •prlnju, Md.; a brother, Thom- mechanic by trade, he mi employ- Interment was in Balburton, Ohio. patient who underwent the opera- of June. The original camp pro- as Carrity, Lake Helen. Fla.; four ed by the Made RMe Mower Ser- He was the hu&ban/l ol the late tion, in this case has inadequate The specialized medical team of gram was started in Highlands, sisters, Mra. Grace Mooacv and kidney function. Therefore, it is physicians, and related technical New Jersey in 1915 and was es- Mrs. Marie Hannan, both of For- vice. Msdsmn Township, and re- Mra. Helen Solosky. A native of cam tired three yean aao. Perth Amboy, he was a parishion- necessary that waste in his blood personnel ..re planning for ex- tablished in Atlantic Highlands est Hills. N.Y.; Mn. Fraacea Lew- be removed periodically by artifi- panded use of the artificial kidney is. New Brwswick. aad Mra. Alice •urvtvlim arc Ms wife. Mn, Helen er of St. Stephen's Church. from 1927 to 1930. Letters will be (Eier) Shortlldfe; a son, Airman cial means and unless this is done machine. The kidney machine sod sent to Monmouth County residents Surviving are two sons, Edward, about every 10 days, a chemical the development and perfection of grandchildren and Iftmfcy. Marc* 4. 11*5 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. SL Joseph's 51-59 Kaihof, UOM ht CJ JHr K ar K NOIf H JERSEY awgM s* alaver. Over Holy FaRiily wSThe a la. 6wfia- SHOtf PAROCHIAl UJKORwSC Of •!• tfUSSon (* otajfUUna ->al Holy FatJaUy. Uaka Batch, la C BEEF ROASTS '«• tateomt of tht MoMaoath •n, OUMMAI lEAOK 'tatty CVO, aorthera divMoa. baa- E^ewater'-Baitlaa k the etc CAUFOtNIA SNIKTCHOVUMrEaUY TOtwMfTOM atfan race, MM fcag ainM raaiak- St. Joseph't. Keyport, and St. •ilhm taamt haw been Ann's, Kantburg, open play today •MStflflF I to Iht drttry hiiilaoii 1 in the Garden State Elementary oat " • • fchool Basket - Bowl Touney at Convention Hall, Asbury Park. The First Fur Ribs Ssiyj RiFMMM! .. . caotti ttatthar wtth than AaJtrHtgh r Ja ta Iht -mm total rivalry to apar tht play- tthtr Uoa tttfltra, Lyaa Omm- Keyport parochial tmm takea on il am, Jht) Hagieaw. Male AtV Henry Hudson Regional Grammar latttthaeoaUat.Ontofthibtttar School, Highland], at S p.m. and Mat of tht •Jhott taaton rtatttaa. •a hour earlier St. Ann's taket the X. JtttaVt taking it off oa t fcj**-^* "y**! *** T** *y** c court t««inst Mt. Carrnel School, mite latt. afcata toy* by Asbury Park. Opening KIIM on the lHf> MB MBvau ajy iwojas csaaaBMav program pits Banga Avc., Asbury Park, v». Star - of - the - Sea - ^SThiihtgra ' " School. Long Branch. 69 Mhaghtfltl The St. Joseph's players will fice HIE IIMEH URESIHEH apti far tht a final tad most jeriout challenge a IM aMfk. to their supremacy in the North it vfanat hut tnar- Taaa Bhrtr a dw Jersey Shore league at noon Satur- tjTaSi akJaat/ bait Coach tf the light day when they tangle with St. POT ROAST 69i Ftjrati Mary's, New Monmouth, on the St. *~3m SJl ttighi t dott aad dm for Has BUSUHH Navni. aT^aHalHRal av Ann's School court, Keamburg. St. ba NtMlnlag f«w stands Mary's trails the Keyporters, unde- Atock for list Bttchtrt, a Holy feated in league pity, by only one •• TOP SIRLOIN ROAST — 89i Piajly ptaytr leak a rtbomd aad game and can tie up the rac«, forc- •ah • btcttcoart past to gat the ing a playoff, if they can defeat St. M 1» away froa tht batkat. But a HtJatW flayen are ta tht Red Joseph's, Saturday. *. JtatfaVt alaytr cut in iht ball UN eaaad bat they art GROUND CHUCK ^^S AS9l mmt It On Bob) la the clear and It ate aay Ittraty ae> The Keyport parochial team cleared the way for this showdown 4t-Hlt>, tlk> Ktyport ttwa Hid pulltd II oat. with the New Monmouth School WhiteShrimp tht dteMen on the winning of by defeating St. Agnes, Atlantic WISH •fct champloBship It likely to be MatiwM Twp. LL Caf Highlands, M-24 and Holy Family, aadt htfora Mother week It out. Union Beach, 414 in garnet in the BoyScallops ItralfM la* leant. leading Holy Cross past week. St. Joseph's had to come I*. CM (tap, Rumton, wai slated to play NotlflcMioo it gives (hit Mitt' from behind to down St. Agnes, as rMfjajajCr t Illwl J.I,.'. S69i oat rival for the crown, St. lamtt, waa Townthip Little LeaRue bate- the Keyporters trailed 14-10 at half- ft«lj fflail• Caa'.JaU'i * 10 aa. ffaf Bank, latt night and tht other bell reglttralion ttill li open for time and 20-11 at the end of the atsi, *. htary'i. Ntw Monmouth. at theboyi reiidlDf la the townahip third quarter in their most IIURRISTI *"* %* Monmouth court Sunday. •hoie dtlei of birth were between showing of the season. Jack Flynn •aly Family pUytrt aavt Aug. 1, 1*51, and July 31, ISM.and Tony LaConte rallied them be- »1.05 Deadline It Mar. 12 Boy. ire tsked fore it was too late. They won going ) to be apoiiera at they take away in the final quarter. •ONELiSS m at Mary*! at the Sycamore Dr.to call Pete Picariello at S66-23N or FlMkStMkf NONE HI6HHI Maol court, Hailet. tonl|ht. St. Leonard Uvhw at 586-7041. The first-year Holy family team X •ONEUSS ftatph't waa stated to pity at St. was no macth for the league-lead' NONE HIGHERI Mr 4fMf, Atlantic Hlchlandt, and St. Naw Laagu* Forming era, St. Joseph's leading 19-0 at Mrt.hNl's fiihCalm,^; SI C«b«aar Strip* Uo'a, Uncroft, at St. Ann'i, Keaiu- halftime so that Coachea George NONE HI6HUI HISHfll Keglttratlon datei for pltyert in Marsh and Bob Simon played the KiF, VEAL. PORK aatt ^BaBBt^BaBaWai " seventh graders against the inex- • newlv formed bateoaU leiKue for NOW HtftHMI a.75. boyi M-to-ll-yeirt-of-aKe will be perienced team from Union Beach Mtatlaal announced in Ina aear future, it in the second half to keep it tome tWWrt MiMIUM t*—a aw ..tm.. NONI wai reported yetterdty. Tetmi will kind of an even mate*. mmwi 9mmnmtm» HWHUU be formed to phiy in the Carleton II. iouak'a (M) at. Afun (14) •••I Itvaf 1teil»»lalima Leaxua In the Monmouth County G r p o r p arMWBwOw •••• •"•• 1tN»O W T.LaConla lilt Hutkw 10 1 NONI HMWMM urn. P.Lonlo 3 1 T Garrltoat 0 I I JackFlym t 1 11 MeMlchaala 0 i Haspel 3 0a McNoa 1 0 : LENTEN MENU VALUES! FRUI7 & VEGETABLE BUYS . Exhibit Of Paintingi Schuitcr a 0 e PltratU 1 1 3 uai tea Aa exhibit of naiatian by tnt HIM 11 III trtlRa it on display in the Peopln Icaia >r ajaaitan: Nallontl Bank. Airport Plua. Hat- St. Joaiwh's III IS-M let, mrftnged by the Art Depart- LARGE WISH WHIH EGGS ment of the Woman'* Ohib of Rari- orV tan Townahip. The paintings will be r.LaConte 1 I * Maund tout, Hwatt, Mtnt or WkM« AawlMt-Pailoailiai RED APMES 2-29* ihown through Tueadty. P.Lonjo l o S J.O'Brlra JohnFfynn S 111 Draw 2X45* fUri4a-UEDLBS WaiHaj Valwala .p«l j e i 5.rfynn Have you read the claiiitied adi' Schuitar ME1-0-BITCHEESESUCES Lucjr * a * •ft^MlnjIt 5i.4f OnMfM S&4f« O'Donncll K.Hunt I o a J.Zambor UP WHITE TUNA u^ 3 L: 79' NONI ^ajaj* A.Cahlll l o i 7 pp Don'ruma ooo NONIHI6HHI DON QUIXOTE INN Mikion i l s PINK SALMON ££ j..-W« 3 1*I.OO NONE HIGHERI 4 1 •tdCni|Mf FraskCwralt Routa 34, '/j Mil. N. of Matawan INSTANT RICE lr.rich.d-Lon,°Srai. >C39' atp.ll FRKH—full olJuica WASHED Former Paaca Corps * 40* Rtsarvations Racommandad - Tal. 566-7977 '.",",r HIGHER! all* * * as. «!!•*' Director To Speak PURE EGG NOODLES The Roals, methods and achieve- IUNNTM0OK Dinner Served From 12 Noon ments o/ the Peace Corps will be 6 A&P COFFEE SALE CONTINUES.' discussed at the next meeting of 59 JANE PARKER BAKED FOODS St. Joseph's Holy Name Society, Red Salmon .X*. Regular B" sue— I It. I ai. In acfclition to our Regular Menu we offer the Keyport, announces ';|lm Gather- CHICKEN of tht SEA Mild and Mellow cole, society president. The meet- Solid C APPLE PIE following selection of Lenten Specials. ing will be held Thursday, Mar. 11 Pact 69 in the school cafeteria, Maple PI. White Tuna Traditional For Ltnll Eight O'clock ^W Keyport, at 8:15 p.m. •UMBLE BEE C 1 .Tames J. Bausch, former pro d e HOTCROSSBUNS 8 39 Rich nit Ftll Ittltd LENTEN ADDITIONS ject director tor the Peace Corps, White Tuna ;.!. 2 !: 69 and currently director of the edu- DELUXE-SOLD or MARILE-l-lb. I'/joi. CompUt» cational service; department of the ProniumCraekori T£° Red Circle A I* Cart* Oinmr Council on Student Travel, will be 27* PoumlCaks N«r OTIMM SMma CrMl* witk *l» $7.75 |].» the guest speaker. J NEW OLOSMOIILES BluiGktar NATIONAL OUR SAW Ivory Snow rMMOIIVO for Iht Family Waih We mitseci in Feb. by only 2 ears. Partha Family Walk and Dlikaa SOAlfOlt MaHlabal IO«a«labal Boll* Soap MiSoat Wa'r« out to make It up thit MARCH H 36 llas.4 for Mist month I •tft I la* faafMk • TOP TRAM ALLOWANCES • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Salvo Dotorgoat lath PoiorgoRt Oaajut QlsaiMf Law Sudi rafcbH •oi AutamaHa W»itian la offl)btl lOiafllaktl WHliOMtrkwl I III. 7 01. pt«, *Ma Illlfilabtl f i4M.«Ja i-i».i'/iff el IJ UWtH •" • «aiw •• «f, can •• (ONLY A *IW LIFTI) RUSSELL WHh •!» eufiktte e«' m Prlcti ifftitlvt thru March »th In Suatr Marfctts trntt SaH-ltrvlct Mtftt ttily In Ntrlhtra Naw Jtmy, Oramfl* and to MwOMHiMMfotrCtsWlM OLDSMOHLI-CADN.LAC CO. M «CA Utui AtaiM. All Tokixo J'fwliiol*, r'fwli Milk tml hko\m\\o HtwrtiRM e»«m|4 from I'Ulil Slunp »fl«f. • etnartttl IMM .«MI«». 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED IANK fORTMOMMOUIN l.H «alu*. ' aARITAN TOWNSHIP CLIPFWOOD KIANSBURO 7414910 »t. 36 and Poolt Ava, Highway 15 and Cliff wood Av«. Rt. 36 and Main U. Rt.3»an«J¥VII»oiiAv«, THE MATAWAN JOURNAL. N. J. Thursday, March 4, 1965 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Heir Mouth. New Janey, on Monday tht northwesterly corner of Prospect Ave- Being the same premises conveyed Other Expenses ,™«,,,,....w, 26 000 00 23,000.00 22,000.00 21,834.97 165.0s) aaui day of March, lttl. at 1 o'clock, nue and Jersey Central Traction Waiter Slover and Laura Siovei Health and Welfare P. M. PravalUnl Tlmt. Boad, (trolly line), running thence, by deed dated May 6. 194.7 and record- Board of Health Robert D. Toomey, Ph. D., Little AU tha dafatiointi- rl(ht. title and westerly, parallel with said Jersey ed in the Monmoutn County Clerk's Salaries snd Wages State Of fetr Ir.wrait, a any. In and Is the follow- Central Tracllon Road and lately so, Olflce on May a. 1947 in Book 2117 ol Plumbing Inspector . 7,000.) lilver. will apeak to the Keyoort In*: • . . , ItO feet; thence northerly parallel Deeds, page (late. 6,631.00 6.321.00 6,921.00 Others „ 1,800 00 1,725.00 1,753.00 1,753.00 MM Qmmt V. Wttrnm. inattvajraua af tha Columbian Auxiliary All that cartiln tract or parcel af H'itn Prospect Avenu*. 40 feet: thence Other Expenses 1,150.00 easterly parallel with Jersey Central The approximate amount of th< 37S.UO 375.00 298.19 78.81 •»'*• Emilia* at dw New Jtf. of St. Joaeph't Council. KniKhta of land and premltea herlnafter partic- judgment to be aatlsfied by sai< Public Assistance „ 1,500.00 1.258.00 1,255.35 Columbw MH, Thuraday evening. ularly da«crib«d «ituate, lying a.id Traction Road »nd lately so, 150 salr ia the sum 0/ 1223.00 togethei Aid to Malawan Public 1,000.00 bcin* In tha Towiuhtp of Matawan feet; thence aoutherly and again par- mmm Mmt\u <* WMM-I Mar. U, at I a.m. ta the Kaishts with the costs of thli sale. Health Association rf 4,200.00 4,0(10.00 4,000.00 4,000.00 aa Ui« county of Monmoutli and Sls!« allel Kith Prospect Avenue, 40 /eel Aid to Hospital „ 2,000.00 at Cohtmbut Hall, Route 35, Key of, New Jaricy. to the point or place ol BEGINNING. JOSEPH A, SHAFTO, I «•> Hw fMM wtmkm U MM Sheriff. Hecreation and Education port. BEGINNING at a point In tha gald demeniloiu, more or lest. Parks and Lakes Woaua'i Club Dated Feb. 1, 1965 Mr. Toomey will diacuaa "The WMterly aid* of Prospect Avenue Commonly knoivn as No. 67 Pros- Carl Wenner, Pro Se Other Expenses „„ 3.500.00 3.S00.OO 1,500.00 1,468.62 diitant MS f«t northerly from tlie Recreation Mentally Retarded." All member* pect Avenue, Cllffwood, N, J. J25 $46«0 Mb * M MM* daw tit, tmton Salaries and Wages ...;....-« 4.3O0.0O 2.SOO.OO 2,100.00 1,950.00 ' 150.09 are uroad to attend. Other Expenses ...«..,. 3 400 09 3,400.00 1,674.31 225.8* I tftaf rebirth lay «*•!• LOCAL MUNICIPAL BUDGET Celebration of Public l.moo r.'Mla* •<•»» taoka aa what Local Buda»t of the Borough of Matawan, County of Monmouth for the fiscal year IMS. Events, Anniversary and Holiday It la tereby certified that the budget annexed hereto and hereby made a part hereof is a true cony takar. Fete Hope Borgcs Other Expenses 1,500.00 1.5 1,500.00 1.40129 «71 Mn. UaCwlMkW. oc the budget approved by resolution of the governing body on the 0th day of February, 19*5. Maintenance of Free Mrs. Margaret Viebrock Pullllc Library _ l2,M3,0a 7.523.82 9,261.0* 1.261.06 9m±",lmi Mn. /oka Kama. Clerk Maintenance of Free ISO Main Street, Matawan, New Jersey Public Library On 17th Birthday AridrcHS (Stale Aid - R.S 18;24A) 137.00 aaeaaaaeaM Of lie* aaaafje alaMaitl—at. Certified by ant LOwcll t-WM 97.33 97.33 97.33 Min Hope Borne*, daughter of Ttiia Sth day of february. 1IM1. Phone Number Total Operations ftnkiww *• avtftuM of Mr*. Charlet Born**, I Allan St., ; It la keraby eerlifled that the approved budget annexed hereto and hereby mad* a part hereof is o, 247.430.19 246.453.57 233.352.14 10,101.4* Hailet, was fated at a party by exact copy of the ordinal on (lie wilh the clerk of the governing body, that all additions are correct and (Item B1A|) 326.500.00 2.500.00 2.500.00 her mother, on Saturday evening 31 Mat all statements contained herein are in proof. 'i ft* IteaifacUva of tlite projtnm Tony, Roee and Phil Gallioto and Aid {Municipal Share) 1,000.00 600.00 600.HO aoo.oo ., •"•'•• Mr. and Mn. Tony Gallioto, Silver- RECORDED VOTE—Ayts: Ellison, Christlnat, Henderson, Fenano, Colot, Connor. Nays: None. Ranii Conslruc'.ion ,¥^to «H Htkmal Interest, Notice Is hereby glvjn lb»t the budget and tax resolution was approved by the Mayor and Council of Reconstruction with State '• eat* id local Caatoter* o( women'* ton; Paul Tore, Key port. tha Borough of Matawan. County of Monmouth, on February !). l'Jffi. Aid _ 4.300.00 4,500.00 4.500.00 •4*tatirCUs.,(a a mod aerioua Alao tarry tfoban, John and So- A hearing on Ins budget and tax resolution will be held al UorouHh llnll, on March 17, IMS, at 8 o'clock Installation Df Local /TTV" »V tlwt of cooxrailal birth (P.M.) at which time and place objection to said budget and tax resolution for the year IMS may bo presented Government aeph Granalo, Larry. Butter, Bob by taxpayer* or other Interested pencils. Hndlo System 0,000.00 i. TM MM la which co-op- Olcott, Louli Alferie, Ray Stool, Purchase of Hecreation iM.Madtd ait: Personal Neil Yes, Eddie Shown, Louii Cos- EXPLANATORY STATEMENT Properly 0,500.00 1 eoajtrlbirtaona; active par- SUMMARY Or CURRENT FUND SECTION OF APPROVED III JUG KT YEAR IMS YEAH 19(14 ta, Sal Bumbiilo, Todd Blumber*>, General Appropriations For: Total Capital . * • fund ralilBR cam- Kenneth Buler. David Ruielle, Jo- I. Municipal Purpose! 447,812.10 331,830.12 Improvements 45.SOO.OO 37.100.00 37,100.00 37,100.00 IW tvtauintlon or baby tit aeph and Evon Borgei, Rosemary j. Reserve for Uncollectcd Taxes—Bassd on Estlmited 82,90 Percent of Tax Collections 79.M5.M Bl.15X10 (D) Municipal Debt Service . j mi lUMiniilallim lervlcej to Borites, Lydla Oustit, Judy Phillips, 4. Total Qenertl Appropriation* 527,878.09 413,033.32 Lynn Fisher. Marilyn Kelly, Alice Payment of Hand Principal 5,000.00 7.000.00 7.000.00 7,000.00 i, amM* aeeau tomtitcal pre-na- Interest on Bonds 25,437.50 13,645.00 13,649.00 13,630.00 13.0S) Laverty, Marfto Gilbert, Collette 5. Lflsa: Anticipated Revenues Other Than Current Property Tux A.-- m tut far tmwctaat mother* and Interest on Notes 200.00 300.00 300.00 62.40 217.80 &; fir faraau of children afflicted Brown, Carol Mocci, Dolly and (I.e. Surplus, Miscellaneous Revenues and Receipts for Delinquent Taxes) 118,076.00 '•> VM UrtkeWeCta, aaxj volunteerinn Donna Spark*, Leslie Oliver, Bar- Tolal Municipal (. Difference: Amount to be Raised by Taxes for Support of Municipal Budget Debt Service _ 30.837.50 20,015.00 20,945.000 20.712.40 232.6*) * U» taalat at birth defect bara Statei, Linda Hendrickson, (as follows): Eilea Olaimad, Breoda Deimlng, (*) Local Tax for Municipal Purposes Including Reserve for Uncollected Taxes Mt.SOl.O* 189,043.DO (E) Deterred Charges ana Lucille Demaala. Shetrl Blumber«. Statutory Expenditures — at amrtea that eta be offer- SUMMARY Or 19M APPROPRUT1ONS EXPENDED AND CANCELLED Municipal ttal of tatoruatlct and «du- Patricia Brodvich, Dttnne Symboly, . - General Water Sewer (1) DEFERDEB W Terry'Banfleid, Swan Stark, Drew Budget Utility Utility CHANGES: 30,703.37 MeCaaky, Linda Ciarro, Paulette Budget Appropriations — Adopted Budget 413.MX22 I7.79S.20 Emergency Authorlr.atlona " Mra, Doaald V. Cactc«, Art Fisher, and Mra. Bower Hailet. Total Appropriations . 39,703.37 (N.J.S 40A:4.JS) Caahiiaa, aai unouocad the club 413,933.22 Tax Map. Etc 2.000.00 4,040.00 4.640.0O 4,640.00 «U aartfcjMia ia the IMS Hall, Deficit — Dedicated Expandituren: Sewer Utility Budget „ 31,662.00 10,400.09 10,400,09 3.9U.M aark Ait faint Contatt for high Pall ar Charged (Including Reserve for Uncollected Taxes) ..„ 304.982.67 *4.W7.U 38,243.34 (I) STATUTORY aakatl aaatori. khoiarahlji twtrdt For Patrol Reserved , !2,«i«.80 J.OT7.71 1,458.03 W EXPENDITURES: taattM fraen tl»M to UN will Unexpended Balances Cancelled 1,483.75 00 Contributions tn: At a meeting of the Cliffwood mm la tha rtudtnti wheat wo Total Expenditures and Unexpended Balances Cancelled Pulillc Employees' MR raptctt tint School Safety Patrol, Lt. Frank Retirement Rvatem ._ ™ 1.141.00 1,141.00 1.141.00 1.141.00 M.M Cherney of die Matawaa Township Social Security System (O.A.S.I.) ..„ 3.50O.O0 2,500.00 3,000.00 2,909.91 •me, -"Preedoni and m PoUce Oapartmeat dlatributtd pa- Overeipenditurei* J*oUHU*..m*ibtm* at -r *f** Buagel Appropriation Hem* so marked to the right of column "Expended 1M(—Reserved." Consolidated Police and Growth." trol raincoat*. The lieutenant tpoke EXPLANATION. OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR Firemen's Pension Fund .... 1,000.00 477.7« 960.34 960.34 KMQi Of QHMM CJKMM vf UM tt to the croup concernlnc their re- Police and Firemen's "OTHER EXPENSES" Retlrein-nt System of N J. 4.888.00 4.743.21 4.740.21 4,740.11 •aahM. Watka la oil, watar color apoosibilltle* aad obligations stress- Tht amounts appropriated under the title of "Other Exncnsea" are for operating coats other than "Sat' ten the importance of beta* 1 safe- •rie* and Wagei." fWMI or aibaei ntedia nay r> Borne, of the Itema included In "Other Expenaei" are: Tolil Deferred Charges aatarei ParUdpatloa by atudtnt ty patrol member, lea cream and and Statutory Material, supplies snd nonbondable equipment. Expenditures — al .an M wjh Khooia vill b. cookies were) served at the eonclu- Repairs and maintenance of bulldtnaa, equipment, roads, etc. aion of the meeting. The Matawan Contractual services for garbage and trash removal, fire hydrant service, aid to volunteer fire com Municipal _. 44.275.00 13,698.1)7 24.861.55 18,307.7a M.(M All toeal aurlet will ba teat u Townihip Police Department pro- paniei, etc. Printing snd advertising, utility services, insurance and many other Items essential to the service rcn< (II) Total Genaral " tta Mate Federatloa of Wornen'i vided for the refreshments. i by municipal government. Appropriations for CJaba for tha talaction of a atati Baled on an Assessed Valuation of »34,238.!95.»0 for Real Estate Taxes and *Ul,9S1.00 for Business Munlclp3l Purpascs wkMtr t» ba aetered In tha nation Property, it is estimated that the 106J Tax Rnte per 1100.01) of Assessed Valuation will be 13.131 for Heal (Items 8 (A) to (G), Card Of Taaab Estate and $3.M1 for Butlnes* Property, computed aa follows: Inclusive) 447,012.90 331.BB0.U 3Ji,8B0.H 312,929.57 The family of the late Carmella YEAR 1964 (L) Sub-Total General Mocci wish to thank all their Estimated Estimated Tax Rate Actual Actual Approprlotloni Haw about DUIIIMM catda? W. friends and neighbor* for their Tax Real Business Tax Tax (Items (II) and (K» „ 447,012.50 331.889.11 S31.880.il 312,929.17 Levy Estate Personalty Levy Levy MiPJHIV than quickly and at UM many kindnesses during their re- Regional School Tax I 626.403.43 1.77S 1.19J •S79.67.7.0T 1.901) rl«hi prka. Coma aad try us. (M) Reserve fur cent bereavement, especially County Tax « 170,000.00 .481 .594 140.81)3.21 AS3 Uncollected Tnxcs 78,063.96 11,153.10 (1,193.10 81.193.19 Prieets of St. Joseph's and The Local Purpose T«» ~. JO0.802.O6 .764 94« H3.7S2.4fl .609 Day Funeral Home. Deduction Allowsd Senior 0. Total General CIUMUS and Veterins 38.370.0fl .100 .111 34,189.00 .113 413,033.22, 304,082.67 H.466.8a jin*-adv4 Appropriations 527,178.06 413,033.23 Total Levy „ «,.,..»... «..,»...„ f],101,577.49 (938,488.74 DEDICATED WATEH UTILITY BUDGET LEGAL NOTICE Anticipated Realized In Cash for 1965 for 1964 In 1964 Total Rate 3.121 l.Ml 10. DBO1CATED MONMOUTU COUNTY REVENUES FROM -_ RURROOATE-S COURT WATER UTILITY NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO PRE- Operating Surplus SENT CLAIMS A0A1NST ESTATE CURRENT rUND—ANTICIPATED REVENUES TMtSIMIUM •STATE OT ANNA DI1OEL Realized Anticipated 14,000.00 I.1S1.M M8I.M DOOOE. DXCEASBO. Opcralinf Surplus OENKRAL REVENUES Anticipated In Cash Anticipated with Prior J • . Punuant to th« order at DONALD IMS 1964 InlMI Written Consent of • • : ' 1. CUNNINGHAM. SurronU of th* i. Surplus Anticipated ...... ••• 100,000.00 87.0OO.0O 97,000.00 Director of Local County o» Monmoutli, this day made, I. Miscellaneous Revenue*! Covernment „ 5.B83.54 5.W1.54 m tnt amlloiUon ol Ui» undenianwl, License*: Rents 78,000.00 54.OO0.O0 76.706.1* Alya t, Oaln, Sol* EmcutrU of tha Alcoholic Beverage* 8,000.00 7,800.00 8,110.32 Fire Hydrant Service ...... 330.00 330.00 330.00 MtaU of th* laid Anna Weljal Oatg•. 9110.00 1,200.09 820.00 MUccllancouil 5,000,90 «,600.00 8.004,23 d«c«ai«l. notice la haraby fliren to Fees and Permits: UM cradltari of uld atcaiMd la Building .... 3.500.00 S.600.01) 3.806.O0 Total Water Utility ptttent to the HM Sal* beeulrix Other S.OOO.OD J, 400,00 S, 278.00 Revenue* 107,330.00 67,795.20 80,90J.» tRtlr claim* under oath within alx Flnei: montlu from thii ditt. Municipal Court «,i00.0« 1,500.00 J.8J4.OO Appropriated Expended 19*4 Oatnl: rtbruar; 17, 1(M 1.022.00 Mate Roid Aid, Formula rund I.02J.0O 3,022.00 (or 1965 roriniV fo—r •1904 Total for 19S4 AIM Z. Dal** Mat* Road Aid, Construction Fund (Prior Yesr Allotment) 4,000.00 II. APPROPRIATIONS By Emergency As Modified Paid or Reserved • Taylor Itoad Stale Library Aid IR. S. IB 24A) 137.00 97.3) 137.00 FOR WATER UTILITV Resolution AU Transfers Charae* Uatawu. Naw J*ra«r Interest and Costs on Taxes 1,100.01) 1,280.12 Operating: Sola aSifeutrla l.aio.oo 200.00 117.19 Salaries and Wanes _..„ 17,380.00 19.120.00 19.120.00 16,729.14 f.MOS* Bus Receipts Taxes ....-...,. 200.00 Maun. ApplMat*. Franchise Taxes K.OOO.OO J2.119.24 Other Expenses 33,729.00 17.O00.00 2d.053.0O J891I.1* M.000.00 12.BO0.O0 19,564.83 Capital Improvements: i4i al Grows Receipt* Texea 18,900.00 I lUvliie Drl«* Station Plats Rental 170.00 00 Capital Outlay 2,299.00 58.00 MaUwaa, Ifstr ftntjr •tat* AM — Highway Ufhtlng 400.00 400.00 410.98 Debt Service: Anticipated Watar Utility Operating Surplua 12,917.00 Payment of Bond Principal 8,000.00 t.OOOM 9.000.00 9,000.0ft Interest on Bonds 2,808.00 >. 101.41 3,253.41 3.1O4.U 147.0* Total Miscellaneous Revenues IO3,07*.0O 12.989.31 Deferred Charges and Statutory Expenditures: IBQUlATt 4. Kaealrta from Delinquent Taxes J5.000.00 S5.000.00 J2.172.M DEFERRED CHARGES: Overcxpcndlture of I. tuTtaaub-Totall Generaeeal RevenueRveue!! (Items 1, I, 3 and 44)) JM.076.00 124,989.3] 144.942.22 Budget Approprlatloa «.*tJ.7J *,813.7I f.SlO.U IN a. Amount to bea Raised by Taxes forr Support of Municipa" l Budget: STATUTORY nx. lai*>) locsl TSTaM* loforr Municipal PurposP e IncluillnIldigi EXPENDITURES: •eeerve tor Uncollected fane* ttt.sYtt.M 183.043.0J Contributions to: Social Security System Total Amount to be Raised by Taxee for IO.A.S.I.I 500.00 SOO.M 100.00 144.1* mm •J9.B01.0* 1M,O43.I» H5.701.S8 Surplus (General Budget) .._ 22,017.00 Support al Municipal Budget ^•sav SI7.lt*.M 413,033.21 (00,643.01 Total Water Utility 1 Total Oeneral Revenues Appropriations » 107.330.00 67,795.10 t7.7»9.a9 *4,*»7.4« »,«*T.T| CURRI HT WND—APPROPRIATIONS I. Or.NCttAI. APPROPRIATION Appropriate*! Expended 19*4 EWCAf«D8icvvBirTJTrLrrv Hin SHSuMMaiSr1! 11*/"* '" for 1»*4 for 1M4 Total lor 1»S4 Anticipated Resllicd In Cash (A) Opejntions By Emergency As Modified Psld or Reserved tor 19M lor 1964 , In 19*4 Resolution All Tranafera Charted 12. DEDICATED Oaaersl Oovcrnment REVENUES FROM AdmlnlstriUve and Executive SEWER UTILITY . •atari** ana Wages t.MO.OO S,«5O00 •,SM.M i.Dlill Oporatlnji Surplus - Other t»p9n»9» —. (.000.00 a.MM.oa 1.S31.00 3,830.71 AntlclpaUd 172.41 171.41 . KleeUona Rents S2.7M.a0 13,1*2.47 1I.96I.S7 •elarlea and Wag** - MD.OO 100 00 tU.M 131.41 Mlicellaneoui 1,970.00 ». 178.00 1,970.00 Other Eipeues 1.0O0.00 1S0.M HI 00 862.3S .63 Sewer Rents Additional .... 13.609.49 13.689.49 Itnanelai Adnlnlitratlwi Deficit (General Uud(et) ... 11,681.00 10,400.09 1,01615 Salaries and Wat** I.1OO » 1.I00.W 1,100.00 1,100.09 42.81 Total Revenues 64.401.4M 19.7O3.37~ M.608.71 t | _ • i.WO.DO i.joo.oo I.MO.OO 1,157.11 AssessmenOtrwr Ksipsnaet of Taxes e ^K«~vrtufY~'Dub(i'tT •alartei and Wage* l.aoo.oo l.MO.OO 1,1*1.00 1,932.11 .11 Appropriated Expended l**4 Maintenance of Tai Map MO.N 100.04 100.00 for 19*4 Tutsi for I*M Miicallaneous *M.M tor iota for 19*4 By Emergency An Modified Paid or Iteaarvti Other Expenses 1,400.00 1,400.00 133.14 Resolution AU Transfers Charted CnllMtlon of Taxes l,*9O.0O 13. APPROPRIATIONS •alettes and Wage* 1.47S.M 1,711.00 1,730,6» .37 row SEWEH UTILITY W9.6S .31 OOthe r ECapenees WOW loo.m Uauldatlona rrf Tax U«ns 'SoJsries'and Wanes 11.38(1.00 B.07S.0O !°'»'"K !?•'£*» iMti and rorecloaM Property Other Kxpoiues 1J.H73.OO 14,706.00 11,208 M 11.416 47 M7.ll RIAL ESTATE OMiar Bxnenses tM.OO son no Debt Service: Lafal Bervlcei and Coats Payment of nond Principal 2a.IWO.00 J.0O0.90 J.OOO.M l.»00.00 •alartn and W»«e. I.SO0.W Interest on nonds ' 19,069.90 14.511.97 14,922.37 14,478.M U,W Utlaallnn — Deferred Chnrges and Reflonal gchuu) District . 10,000 90 Statutory Expenditures: Mlaccllaneoua Der'RKKEi) CI1AHQM: INSURANCE 6,200.00 5,230 00 (170 00 Other Exfwnses , ». 500.00 1,900.00 Overexpendlture of Inalneerlna Satrvlcea Improvement BONDS-AUTO-HOME OWNERS Authnilxntlnns 1.417.70 galarlea and Wales 1,000.00 STATUTORY Other Expenses 1,000,00 EXI'RNlllTUnKS: Public ButlrTlnft ConlrlhullonH to: and Orouncta •alarlea and Wa«e« , t.ioo.oo Uofl.no l.flOO.OO *o!A1. Sr "'."y...l'!".1!.!n. _J0O_OO_ 400 00 400.00 400.W l.nwoo .m S ) Other Rnpenaes 4,700,00 i.mao 3,8.19,00 S.0J5 31 Planning flnnrrt Toli.l Aiiproprlatlons .-..;__. M.402.SO ag,703.»T^ 3D.7O3.37 ^ M.Z43..14' J_J...4M:W John L Tossini 9.1MJ 10 32 rJalnrlea nnd Waaei tm.«9 Vl .01 "iH-dlciitliin liy Rider— N.JT.s!"'40A: 4-39 Tii'o~(iedic"nied~fe^emJivi"Tiiilcrpn"led "durinjf iKjiT ycVr 1065" from t)o#) Other Expense* S,«D0.DO 1,900.00 i.oooiw I.MD.M Llconsca nril horcliv anllclpnted us revenue nnd are hereby appropriated for the purposes to which ssld rev 117 MAIN ST. Conlni Cnati onuo Is ilodlcnti'd liy atn(ut«_or other leffal .rwiulrernent.^' __^ MATAWAN Balartes snd Wn*«a is.oa : other Kxpenaes 4*1.00 190.00 I7i).a> 73,11 "-••'-"--••"•- -•--'• •••-""•" ~""~"~"""'APPSJNWX'TO' IIUIKir.T HTAfUMKNT ~~ aharle Tree Cnmmlailnn 1,100,00 rUND lUIJ^NCr. SIIKKT COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Or CUIttlKNT rUMtl aalarlea and W«aei lfio.no H 31, 11104 OPERATION!) AND CHANOE IN CtlllltKNT HUttl'LUt Other Exnenaea , •,000.00 MO.M atrj.M MO.U ,N ASSKTH VK.AI1 IM4 YKAIIIOW ktiuranct Caah and Inn'»(mcnl« 177.*)7 01 fliirpliu HnlnniT Jiinin'v 1st,, IO3.!6J.72 90,#).»* P Insurance Hlnle IIIIIKI Alii All'ilim-nta Itncclv.'ltilei B.OWI.00 CUIIMKNT IIKVKNUr. for r.mtiloycci >,noo,on I.IOO.M t,.w m ,1.1.1 4(1 Kprnlvnhlr with OfsKllliiK Ha««rvo«: ON A tTASJI HANI.1): it.v flond Premlumi .,„ 300.00 •00,00 ••as HIM 12 W TitMia llowlvnlilil 19.3(10,17 Curroiil Ton Other tnaurmtetf Proiitlums »,000.W) 1 two.(» •.110,4* .9,1 Tax Tlllo 1,1CM ll»<—lvnlJl« 9.127.81) •(IVrri'iil i«f rullpcifsis .„«,,... Fur Your Shopping Convenience Fiilillo »«ffly l,llf. PbOtwiat; a lour o> the bwiUkw. aW Mifavah Cosmetic Program Students Take Pa* Nominating Chairman the vWttra had her*, with •** First Aid Reports Commerce Journal For Hospital Auiiliary L J In AH-Shore Chorus Hans H. Froeblich, 39 Ayrmont aatta far the afwraaoa. AMar luaek, Ermine Cosmetic Studio, Red By EeMh Faa* « Lane, Matawan, was elected chair- W. T. ftea, Eaccutive Director, Response To Calls Quotes Resident man of the nominating committee Bank, will present the program at The All-Shore Ch rus which con- I ttudentt (ram eight ir- Data Syatcmi Enginetrint Divifion, The Matawan First Aid and Res- The controversial question of the the meeting ol the Malawan Bor- of the Strathmore Civic Associa- cue Squad answered 78 calls during sists of the best singers from the e> fcHli ariwott vi lte< Bril Trie- mide torn*, laformtl eommentt oa monetary value o< an Insurance ough Auxiliary of the Bayshore tion, lie may be contacted at>aW" February, according to Captain surrounding high schools, gave a enxiiMeriax at a career. Lawrence Walker jr. Th» calls in- agent or broker's services which Community Hospital Monday even- 7770 by those wishing to submit has been a nation - wide Issue both ing at 8 p.m. in the parish hall if concert on Saturday at S:IJ p.m. 94 to meet proleMJoul engineer! Each host ea«iaeer then took cluded II emergency and acci- names for nomination for officer* flLM MMI •OlMtnMJI MRWt (•£ dents; JS emergency transport!; among insurance people and buy- Trinity Episcopal Church, Main St., at Long Branch High School. for the new year. Nominations will student! to hlg laboratory where ers of insurance was ured recently Matawan. verb they da. Bell Uborttorie* they ipeM too tat.* dtKuuinft hii 17 transportation; six fires; eight The AH-Shore Chorus was direct- be announced to the general mem- drills and six miscellaneous. in the New York Journal of Com- •jMtortd Ik* ttudmt vi.lt tor the work, bit current project!, and Tickets for the "Mothers Day ed by Paul Grammer, Director of bership at the meeting on Mar. 11. merce. Leon M. Constant, a Mata- SoeciaV will be available from •kird Mcccuivt yew ia connection some of the technical problems con- There were 135 ambulance wan Township resident in the Vocal Music at Rumsoo - Fair Hav- hours; 392 man hours, 1530 miles 1 Mrs. William J. Miller, chairman with On annual observance of Na- fronting him. The laboratory visits Sirathmore section, w - is a Char- en Regional High School. concluded 'he day'- activities. traveled and 2500 cubic feet of oxy- of the bus trip to the World's Fair ' el Eawiaaen Wata. Tbt visit te.-ed Property a.A Casualty Un- Saturday, May 6. The ticket will Mrs. Anne Hannah, music teach- Bail Uboratoriaa ciuinetr* have gen consumed. The top men for i dnitJMtt to tot— the Impor- February were James Lance who derwriter and Vice President of include transportation and admis- er at Matawan Regional Huh M eat vakta of ei ilaaerinR aj aude mijor contribution- to wch William F. Glacken. Inc., insurance sion to the Fair. Luncheon reserva- dcvatopoeoti mi eltcirieic twitch- answered 28 calls; John Nixon, 24; School, assisted with the perfection CHtSTM MUMS e caret*. Jack Miller, 22; Ronald Sheldon, agents and brokers in several slat- tions have been made for four of the performance. Mrs. Hannah inn, PICTUREPHONE service, lucky guests on each bus at recom- 11 rtaat St. - IM-III* Tfca MUUndnvi ttudeatt la dit TOUCH-TONE eelUaR, the two Tel- 22. es, and who has been involved had 15 students .participate this *» area, atitctcd by their with (he servicing of several na- mended restaurants at the Fair. atir ioMiniiaicationi latellitei. ua- Captain Walker also reported the The drawing will be held en route. year compared to the nine pupils ' member*, plan to no on to storm telephone cable systems, jutd delivered two babies '2343 M MONTHS TO tM In the car that doesn't perfect look like economy at all. pick-me-up Tin engine hn only six cylinder* lo feed. Yet it'i V-nhnped. Which Hives you more performance than ordinary lixei. And everything in topped off by the fact it'i ncntlwl irnide a ileek Bulek Special. We httvc one nil rendy lor you to Buick V-6. An exciting irtvettmeiit. STRAUB MOTORS^c a phone call AUTHORIZED IUICK-OPEL DEALER HIWAY 35 ft BEDLE HI)., KEYPOltT to a friend* THE MATAWAN JOURNAL. N. J. TW*J«y, March 4, I96f TkwAhaaftfraakw nUcaWir Tralasaa laamaa Heary R. Webberaon, Airmta Third Class John E. NEWS OF AREA U.f. Navy, ma of Mr. aad Mrs. Baird, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haw/ R. Webbertoii of Keyport, Baird, 114 Fourth St., Union Beach. and Saamaa Apprentice Anthony SERVICEMEN Frtrocefll, KM of Mr. and Mn. ha* graduated from the technical '•: use Want Ads to A. D. PetraccUi, Olu Bridge are training course for U.S. Air Force servtan aboard the fleet oiler USS helicopter mechanic* at Sheppard .Vrfnta ChtriMD KathaaUa. operating in the Medl- AFB, Tex. (erraaeaa Sea a« a uait of the Sixth *f It. Kaypott, hat tarn- Airman Baird, who was trained ..1 t_M waaki 4 bailc train- Fleet. to repair turbojet and reciprocating HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR RENT Mfort Dil, Co. E, lecoad The Kaakaakia haa the mission t.igine helicopters, k being as- iRagtoaM HaUtaaaonof of providimt petroleum products to signed to the Strategic Air Com- TIIKEE experienced presseri, Un- FREE INSTALLATION I Mn. •aajamit Ochtawo. unit* of the Sixth Fleet enabling mand's (SAC) Grand Forks AFB, IN CARLTON H. POLING ion Shop, piece work rates. Ap- THE BILDERBACK APTS. them to remain on patrol for long- N.D. His new base supports the ply m person, Morris Manufactur- ALUMINUM COMBINATION REALTOR STORM WINDOWS er periods of time Independent of SAC mission of keeping the na- MATAWAN ing Co., 1 Johnson Ave., Matawan THE FINEST tion's intercontinental missiles and 38 HWY M - KEYPORT, N. J permanent land bases. While with IT'S VAN'S 264-1918 6 FOR $77 IN the Sixth Fleet, the Kaskaskia, let bombers on constant alert. The EXPERIENCED OPERATORS Triple track, fully weather •tripped FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED along with other fleet units, nerves airman is a graduate of Keyport APARTMENTS High School. Matawan Borough (GOO down, 3 IDEAL FOR DOCTOR genuine Alcoa aluminum, E-Z tilt as the United States' first line of SINGLE NEEDLE UTILITIES INCLUDED defense in the Southern Europe and bedroom ranch, living room, dining Can be cleaned from Inside Termi la MP BalUlioa room, kitchen, attached garage. In "Spacious" Is the word — king SEWING MACHINES VACANCY North Africa area. DAY OR NIGHT SHIFT PROWN'S U.S. Army Specialist Four Ken- nice location. F. II. A. appraised size ranch; all brick, 3 bedrooms, Rebatfc la Gcrmaay $16,200. 2'/j baths, decorative dream kilch- 31 Broad SL SI I 1-7500 Red Bant 264-6333 neth R. Snow, son of Mrs. Ernes- wjtf U.S. Army Pvt, Terry L. Rebuck, tine Snow, 623 Cambridge Ave., Un. en, extra complete pine kilchen APPLY IN PERSON wjtl un of Mr. and Mrs. Cuy L. Re- ion Beach, was assigned to the Madison Township, 3 hedroom in basement; plus 25 x 32 game MORRIS MFG. CO., THREE ROOMS and bath, heat and buck, 42 Van Ethel Dr., Matawan, 720th Military Police Battalion at ranch, 1 year old, panelled kitchen room with outside entrance. Air JOHNSON AVE MATAWAN hot water supplied; $85 per was assigned to the 24th Infantry Fort Hood, Tex., Jan. 4. and dining roam, full basement conditioned comfort in entire ALUMINUM DOORS month. Adults only. Immediate oc- Division in Germany Feb. 13, ai a with 33 foot game room, garage; house. Cyclone fence. Call us cupancy. Call Osborn 1-0763 or 204- Spec. Snow Is a mechanic In the today, $29,900. HANDY MAN $50 per week plus AND WINDOWS mechanic. battalion's Company A. He entered almost \'-i acre. $2109 assumes apartment. Write Box E in care 1331L wjtf Pvt. Rebuck entered the Army the Army in May 1963 and complet- monthly payment ol $135. Owner of__this newspaper. wjtf CRAWFORD CROMEY CLIFKWOOD BEACH, modern ap- In July MM and completed basic ed basic combat 'raining at Fort transferred. Sacrificing at $18,500 MEMBER artment 3 rooms and bath, also Polk, La. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE LADIES earn $22 for selling only training at Fort Dlx. 30 bottles of famous vanilla*. 1 furnished room; heat and hot SUBJECT TO VA & FHA 787-24M The 2_c«r-oM soldier attended The 19-year-old soldier attended Write Ratvlcigh Dept., NJC-13G- water supplied, parkins lot, pri- Keyport High School. APPROVAL ASK TO SEE OUR LISTINGS vale entrance. Call 5661952 w]tf Madteoa fowashio HifUi School. KEYPORT — HOLMDEL 12S0, Chester, Penna. wj>5 A HANDSOME HEAVY DUTY KEYPORT, nparlmentTrooms and COLTS NECK - MATAWAN WOMAN for light housework (no VAN'S AGENCY MilJDLETOWN TOWNSHIP balh, near buses, 6 corners, heat cooking) and to assist with elder- ALUMINUM RARITAN TOWNSHIP and hot water supplied. 1 flight up, REALTOR ly woman. Five full days, Monday WINDOW $90 per month, suitable for couple ,' Alter iwaaraaton « two week In through Friday in Straihmore area. or single person. Available imined- THE WORLD LOOKS FINE! Over ISO Homos to Choose From FOR , atmetto* caattt at Uiderihip CR. HWY 34 AND MAIN ST. CallJHi'6-7395 after G fun. wj4 lately. Call 462-6298, wjtf • Itmimy.Pvt. Ochintgro haa been wil MATAWAN PORTIiR for bakery. Start work $11.95 UNION BEACH 3-room apartment..- • Malgnai u aTrainai Platoon Ser- 566-1881 AUTOS FOR SALE at 7 a.m., salary lo start $50. FREE ESTIMATES Cull 2C4-9766 or inquire Augie'i t fatal la aa advanced infantry OPEN 7 DAYS r vafafaa company, Co. N first train- Chance to learn to be. a baker. KARL FRANTZ 2*4-34^ Amoco Station, Highway 36, Union few Mftimeat, Fort Dlx. Upon com' MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE BILL LANZARO'S Darnell's Bake Shop, 13 Little St., will Reach. _ wjtf wj4 Malawan. Call 566-GH4. wjt , aMIoii of fix monthi active duty, AUTO SALES ROOF SHINGLES tl 7J per bundle KETPORTl^nd Ybedroom apart- h* will be attached to the Army WE WILL BUILD Custom 3 Bed ments $91 and $115 per month. QUALITY USED CARS SALESLADY in women and child- roll roofing fl 50 and up Fell ' Meaervef tt Fort Monmoutfc Co. A. room Ranch complete with full $1.75. asbestos and brick tiding 110 Cnll 20"M_2. wjtf cellar for $11,500. Send for free IM MAIN SI., MATAWAN ren's wear. Full time. Some ex- i Mkh Regiment (BCT) as an In- perience prelerred. Apply at Wcsl- a square; also Karate doors 139 "5 KOOM, female only, kitchen priv- book of atians Northern Homes, Rt. CR MAIN ft RT. II alnictar. reich's, 45 W. Front St., Keyport. Finer Roofing Supplies, Old Brid>u ileges if desired, Main St., Mat- Oaa Pramtted 79, Morganvilie, N, J. 531-9100. wjj Road, EnRllshtnwn Call Gibson j uwan. Call 56O-I0S6. _ wjtf WJ325 566-2224 8 5S21 wjif BoUertnan Second Class Fran- ; APARTMKNT 2',i room?, near bus- dt P. Can Jr., U.S. Navy, son ol OPEN EVES TIL I P M SHOKS-For work, dress or "play" I incss section of Keyporl; Is! Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Can, Lee NO MONEY DOWN THIS IS OUR For the whole family, expcrllv ; floor, private entrance. Available St.. Old Bridge, was promoted to IS50 CHRYSLER, 4 dr.. Rood condi- fitted, widths to EKE always In If your credit is good you can buj BUSY SEASON i April 1st. Write lion G In care of Mi present rank Jan. 16 while serv- tion, $50. Call 20.1-1891. wjtf stock Scllinf; at 20 lo 4fl'J. bcilow j this newspaper. wJ4 ing aboard the anti-submarine air- this i bedroom home *iih no ref'ular retail prices Alexander's , craft carrier, USS Intrepid, operat- money down, located In Union 1958 CHEVROLET Biscayne, 8 au- And we need extras in several clu- KEYI-ORT, apartrnVnr S'^'^rooms, Discount Shoe Center, Route 3G near ttiwn and transportation: 1st taw out of Norfolk, Va. Beach. Immediate occupancy For tomatic, Rood condition $525. Can jKwliJienls; ut luast until l!a.sier. near Poole Ave., Ilazlet Call VA floor, private entrance, garage. His promotion was based on his information call Scons Construe- be seen from 9 a.m. lo 3 p.m., 918Apply Thursday, Friday and Sat- 3301 wjll • tim. in service and rate, military tlon. W4-4167. w]tf Center St., Union Beach. Call 2lit- urday after 10 a.m. Call 26-I-2513. wj4 appearance, performance of duties 6399. wj4 FURNISHED mini, warm and co- aad his pasting an examination DEVELOPMENT HOME OWNERS KELLY ROAD MATERIAL zy, private entrance. Call Peter- *' fcr promotion. 1!»58 VOLKSWAGEN, 2 door sedan, sen^ 566-4_609. wjj^ Being transferred? House too black, radio and heater, dean, 508 PROSPECT AVE. MA'i'AWAN house 3 bedrooms, near small? Mortgage payment too fjood condition $595 firm. Call 284- LI'lTLE SILVER lilue stone, washed gravel, road gravel, clean sandy fill etc. stores attd railroad station: all high? ' Don't wait, call us now, 3884. w)-l wj4 THRU A NEW we'll buy your home. Improvements. Call 506-1738. wj4 1957 CHEVROLET, black 7 cylin- FEMALE clerk for dairy and deli- ECKEL TRUCKING kl-fYPf)KT."aparlni. • 5"roritns. tito MANLEY ASSOCIATES der, power brakes, good condi- catessen, part time. Call Cornell bath scifencd porch, nice loca- 871-5353 tion, motor needs some repairs. Dairy Farms Charter 9-3710. wj4 tio__Adults. Call 26-1-0122. wj4 wjtl 1954 Ford 8 cylinder, running con- MORGANVILLE dition; good second car. Sacrifice. DIRECTOR — Matawan Borough CALL DAY OR NIGHT KEANSBURGl'ufnishi-d rooms with WINDSHIELD or without board. One room with CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Call 264-8271. wj-t Summer Recreation Program. S!)l-9707 Require male over 21 years of aye. twin beds; 1 single room. Call 787- HAVE LATEST fashion shows in Write resume including experience, 1986. _ _ wjl Low Down payment, financing ar- your home; cam free clothing. WANTED TO BUY qualifications, and availability be- ranged, built on your lot or ours. !l9L.!5Lormi aad aMnciatlM certificate, Waada Rescind EnoWsomarrt Covered Dish Cliffwood Pupik Have Card Party Friday Awards Made At Gorretf. apcireciatiaa certificate Middlesex Legion Official Visit and Carol Ashley, ape» The Madison Towashie Demo- The Woman's Society for Chris- Safety Potter Contest A card party, sponsored by the ilficttc. Conuaitt cratic County Committee has re- Ladies Auxiliary of the Cheese* one-year tervlct piiu were iamei tian Service of the Morganville Approximately 225 fifth and sixth ^Bloe, Cold Dinner Plans Convention scinded its endorsement of incum- To VFW Auxiliary Methodist Church will hold a cover- quake Fire Co., will be held Fri- Athlty, e«aa aapreeiatJoa eartift- bent Township Mayor Harry Mes- grade students tarticipated in a day in the fire house, Route M, at Pa** IT. Matawaa, held fee aa- Tea MeJdtesei County American caM, James Btanrosa ar., Harold senger, and Councilmen Leonard Mrs. Hirry K e r i, Cliffwood ed dish supper at the church hall at safety poster contest at the Cliff- » P-m. j£> •atl Maw and «oM dinner at the Bothaer and Kenneth Massisa, A Legion aad Auxiliary County Coa- Hornster and Victor O'Brien. The Beach, mtde her fficial visit at 9 p.m. on Mar. H. wood Elenwntary School. Of this ventioa will be held July • and M 1M Ch*, Route », Madiun Tower two • year pea waa awarded to committee was notified by its at- President of the Ladies Auxiliary number, 22 posters were selected in Highland Park. Post members of the Sixth District Veterans of skip, ftatvrday eveamf. CutMtaeter Uhri« Md a rive-year torney, Harold G. Smith, that such to be sent to the American Auto- Legion To Meet pin phis appreciation certificate will meet in the Highland Park an endorsemment by a coun'" com. Foreign 'Vars to Iner own Guadal- mobile Association in Washington, WgWtchti of the dinner wen tat wat awarded to Mr. Schmehle. Legion Home and the Auxiliary will miUvc prior to a primary election canal Auxiliary of the VFW 4745 D.C. The Association sonsors this convene in the Highland Park High Library Report Matawan American Legion Post mm* presented by Rektrt Those receiving Scouter pin* were is illegal. A ipeciai screening com- of Malawan Township. annual contest throughout the Unit- I7S will meet this Thursday at • MMMWI etandiat In lor Cubmas- School. Dinner will be served it mittee will bt set up to recommend Warren Burnett*, Robert Cental, the Highland Inn. Commander Harry Lieisel of the ed States with the hope that it will p.m. in the Legion Hall, Main St., ttr >4pll UarlL who WM WMNtlo William Payee aad WilUan Thu- the most qualified candidates, Jo- local Post attended and announced Given Trustees encourage students to think about Matawan Aftaafedj BBBaB) BsB> IBBBSBBISI i^ssssM SIMfeslMaW- Rollia Rathbun, past county com- seph Fandoui, municipal chair- that the joint installation of oflicers safety. maadtr, and a member of Post 29, man, reported. of the Post and Auxiliary will be At the meeting bl the Board of (feast aaaefeer waa Dr. J. 9 Trustees of the Free Pu'. c Library A panel of iuduea will screen «ll Have voe read the classified ads? New Brunswick, will be Union held May 8. Mrs. Geraldine Fitz- entries and select II designs to he who ehewed abase to the -jCubs chairman, aufr* x by Benfamin simmoiu, president, appointed Mrs. of Madisoi Township, located on Md gave M totertatiag tak on Ms The Circle, R^ute 15. Laurence reproduced in color. These whining Cicciari. also of Pott 25, New Rita Scarborough as Auxiliary posters will be sent to thousands ~" iea ia Ike aorthero Brunswick. Harbor, it was reported that 850 Dopp Excels In chairman to assist Post boot.;, had been borrowed during of schools together with other safe- Mrs. Rollin Rathbua, past coun- Commander Liejtel in the prepare, February. This included 321 adult ty materials. Cash awards will be ty president, of Laurence Harbor tions for the affair. fiction, 45 sdult non-fiction, 451 given to the winners at a later date. FUEL Kim Mrs, Frank Eckel. 43. Americaa Legion Au»; iary 312, Final For MTI IS Othvr guests attending were Mrs. juvenile fiction and 33 Juvenile non- Mrs. E. Stephanie Frank, art teach- aad Mrs. Alfred Good, immediate Coach Reeve Tracy's Madison Frances Kebus), Department Chief fiction. Ten special books had er and Leonard Skorinko. safety pa- OUCOtLMWTCHOMW DIM IH iTlliU pee> county president of Unit 2SI, Township High basketball*" wound of Staff, who audited the books and been requested from the State Li- trol faculty adviai . coordinated EXACTLY B16MT - laetswaoii, will be Auxiliary co- up their seasoa Tuesday on the ipoke briefly; Mrs. Marjorie Con- brary to fulfill requests, of which the contest and selected 'M posters lira. Raw Ichal, «, of Ml chairmen. home court fay .ro. nciSR East "«pcion, Past Department Presi- eight were received and two re- to be forwarded. Winlial Circle, Lanraece Harbor, The general coii itt. includes Brunswick 91-50. The victory hardly dent and member c, the local Aux- served. tonwrhr of Morgawrilto. died Tues- ,'ri. J. 'nh Wiftbeski, president of eased their distress over having i"iry; Mrs. Rosemary Sommer, the Countv Auxiliary; Mrs. William Past Department President and Mrs. Lawrence Holden, president Deborah Chapter day mAt, Mar. J. 1M.at Fitkin been eliminated from the Middle- of the Board of Trustees, also re- MtMrMHoapitai. Pittman, Irs. Leo Schnatter. Mrs. sex County Tourney by sn upset member of Keyoort Auxiliary 4247; Jnhn Greger, Mrs. Benjamin Cun- loss to St. Joseph's, Mcluchen, Mrs. Mildred Burkelt, Point Pleas- ported that the Slate Library is Plant Triciy-Tray Mra. Eckel WM bom la Kinn- moving to a new location and no ataa, NY., a daughter of the late shin.-, Mrs. Basilau Perlo ski. Mrs. Keb. 22. The Spartaiu wound up ant, Senior Vice President of Dis- Charles aad Elisabeth (Feeneyj Verns Carona, vl r s. Charles with an 11-13 mark on the season. trict II; Mrs. Pearl Van Clief, and books will be available from he Tfr: Madison Chapter of Deborah Wfcitaey. Sat had res •'>* MONTCLAIR 4-DR BREEZEWAY TO INVITE YOU TO TEST DRIVE THE "CAR LIFE AWARD WINNER OF 1965 THE '65 MERCURY — IT WILL SELL ITSELFI Prlco It Not A You'll Do Measure of Vnkie, Doitrjr Vnlua IJI A MiiflMira WALURWIN UjfvmM Jttawmm, of riVo. In P-fOrjIinM 9 I. Front St., K-yport - 2*4.3020 Delivery • Free SltifMe H^ f H. 9 (iJM'll I'lvi'H. 0t*« Thuri. ft Prl, 'til I I'.M,, Olhir 0w 'III « I'M MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Ttiunday, March 4, 1961 The Public Is Invited To Come And See JZT TWO of the WORLDS TOP BOWLERS AT THE OF THE NIW LANES ROUTE 34 - MATAWAN -Phone 566-3880 Saturday and Sunday — March 6th and 7th Afternoon and Evening Sessions These two Leading Bowlers will give demonstrations during the afternoon and evening sessions on Saturday and Sunday. SYLVIA WENE FRANK CLAUSE Only Woman Bowler with A Former National Champion 3 Sanctioned "300" Games * 40 PROFESSIONAL LANES In ABC Tournament Play Member AMF Staff of Champions Member AMF Staff of Champions i * AMF AUTOMATIC PIN SPOTTERS Muik Daytime & Evening and Entertainment if COCKTAIL LOUNGE * BILLIARDS * PRO SHOP Leagues Saturday Night Now Forming at the Cocktail Lounge • MIJVDVS RESTAURANT & COFFEE SHOP call 566-3880 The Undersigned Extend Congratulations and Best Wishes to Strathmore Lanes KITCHEN EQUIPMENT "Th# Olde»t Bank in Monmouth County" HEATING & GLASS . ALUMINUM •& AND CARPETING The FARMERS & MERCHANTS AIR CONDITIONING DOOKS and TRIM NATIONALBANK OF MATAWAN Installed By Installed by FISHERY OHM COMPANY Established 1830 J. & M. HEATING H. KAABE GLASS CO. W SOUTH STREET - NEWARK 54? BROADWAY — LONG BRANCH Two Office & AIR CONDITIONING CO. PHONE 222-3193 Main St. and Ravina Drivs LLOYD ROAD — MATAWAN PLUMBING EQUIPMENT Rout* 34 and Uoyd Road PHONE 566-6266 Supplied by AMERICAN MACHINE ALL SIGNS OFFICE EQUIPMENT & FOUNDRY CO. 4 GARBER SUPPLY CO. Designed, Manufactured and Installed by BOWLING PRODUCTS GROUP STATE HIGHWAY 35 — LAURENCE HARIOR HUB SIGN & MAINTENANCE, ECONOMY OFFICE FURNITURE PHONE 5*4-1400 INC & EQUIPMENT CO. JERICHO TURNPIKE — WESTBURY, N. V. « BRICK Frank Barber, Gen, Mgr. Ralph Mocci, President ORNAMENTAL RAILINGS ROUTE II — OLD IRIDGE, N. J. m WASHINGTON ST. — KEYPORT Supplied by Installed by PHONE 254-611' PHONE 264-1558 CHURCH BRICK CO. MATAWAN WELDING SERVICE Acetylene Electric Portable Equipment •OX 12? - IOR0ENTOWN, N. J. FLOORING BUILDING MATERIALS Supplied by 25 MAIN ST. — MATAWAN PHONE Mt-Mt-OON PHONE 564-1891 TREINTON MINERAL KEYPORT LUMBER , _.« GENERAL CONTRACTOR FLOORING CO. CEILING & SUPPLY CO. Installed By FRANK DEVINO 41 PATTERSON AVE. — TRENTON, N. J. KEYPORT - SOUTH AMBOY RD. — CLIFFWOOD G*n«ral Contracting & Building PHONE 609 • JU6-522J PHONE 566-1871 DELAWARE VALLEY CEILINGS, i ii i i. t CROSS AVE, - MATAWAN SOI PRINCETON ROAD — PLAINSBORO, N. J. PHONE M4-00IS COMPLETE LANDSCAPING JOB ELECTRIC SUPPLIES PHONE 609 - SW9- Mil ROOFING HOLLYWOOD LANDSCAPING COOPER ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER Don* By SUPPLY CO., INC SYSTEM & SUPPLIES Installod by PEN'S ROOFING CO. Frank Artellt, Prop. "The House of Light" 10 &ERARD AVE. - MATAWAN 666 ITATI HIGHWAY 38 - MIDDLETOWN REMSCO ASSOCIATES OAK LANE - MATAWAN PHONI 564-2434 PHONE 67I-50O0 P.O. BOX 174 - MATAWAN PHONE MMM4 PHONE 691-9000 CINDER BLOCK PAVING COMPLETE ELECTRICAL WORK Supplied by READY MIXED CONCRETE Done by Installed by NEW JERSEY MATERIAL CO., MANZO'S CONTRACTING CO, Supplied by ROSATO ELECTRIC CO. INC INC UNITED MATERIALS CORP. R.O. N.. I, MATAWAN - PHONE 564-4276 MATAWAN HIGHWAY 34 - MATAWAN 162 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD - RID BANK IRVING THERARITAN IAY AREA FOR IO YEARS PHONE 564-021) PHONE SM-1120 PHONE 747.4200