SeW Ekfai I Dec. 2 On Benfig ?|f|; M eeting la. T renton, , $239,500 Wanted For Oct, £(? On Proponed; New School; Clifftvood Half-Time Grade For Member Natsorial Editorial -Association *—New Jersey Press Association — Monmouth County Press Association t P-T.A Suggests ' Cheesequake School | Pre-Fab Building / MATAWAN, N. J„ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 SSih YEAR — 15th WEEK Single Copy Setren Cents j Matawan .Township "Board 'bf :-'1:"- t Wtiitei staeitoi, pt est dint of : Education M o n d a y ea _ tho M,»dI$on low n bh in Boned of a lied a spv- c.iol election D ec. 2 jfi ‘ Ed'iS-itioj), gave assurance I tint ur the vot- a Meeting To Be Public , Governor Coming j e r s : to i ct on its the noblic would be welcome to RABBI SEYMOUR WADLEK IS INSTALLED ; i opnsa* to ks^i! Rabbi Wadler; [build ■ 1 .V.l-roam. school o,l‘ sit in. on a meeting the hoard, . Mayor Waller Jurman, of (joy. Kobert B, Mevntrr will t t I Church St. tw o 1 its attorney and its auditor, 'MftdtswS'.. Township,. said thin I uiakc his *i*a»first Rppeuraiucc ""‘vv s,iin ■ . . . -piopo„it e t ln Trenton Oct,. 26 He Willi the township board of New Spiritual Leader M atawan Post Group i A',1 lro'!‘ Po!'t j ond ’ to, bond the:; district liftis;?:' ' ■' stated that he understood a wm* education still remained uu- n 4 ■ >- ,,c Offloe. Ills visit will be ivel- - sldeiabl- amount of opposition .'settled,'.' ... ■ v' v Of United Hebrew i FiCtirs A ir rorce vririjji, comcd b.Y Democrat* ... . nlMce he 1 $22-4,500. PasHnge of bekh pro? .­ wus developing to the bourn's ■ Committeeman Thomas IV c Congregation Is ■ O f f i c e r ; A w a r d s G i v e n ! w»« be m aking a lour with ) positions win -.tnetit.,.the the county camlldatc-; at his c.os» of 52J0,.,2U. , p la n to purchase the 20-uoie j Miller had insisted at the Oct. Welcomed Offieialiy i To SO Observers i Gaub tiaci on Route 9-4 end to • * meeting that he would r. not party. '■ Polls-:, will.-.: b e . 'opea from-' i Ib is will be his second ai>- IP--U- t° 8 p.m . at both Mata-* erect tter-on a $100,000 26-toom partlulpilte in tne.se discuss-, The nfllcers nnd board of di­ Maj. Leonard H. Potterbaum. | p en m ncc in the bayshore area < war. High School -and CJHfiwood ' ’ tehoof j ion/i on the board's proposal rectors of the Hebrew Congre­ Cimiinaudar o f the StSth A C & V i wltliin a week. Last night he [School. At the ■ Kairie'‘.thrwuasS r "So Hint the poisons who have | to-get a ."'certificate of n^ices- gation and the. officers , and Stiuadron. 4703th Defense Wing.! - beep vocal about wanting a pub­ t xlly” to bond the municipality addressed a large gathering I the. board arranged for -the: eldc'v trustees of the'Hebrew-Women's U.S.A.F., -Highlands,' was the) I lion, It voted to ask all ccntrne* lic beaimg on. the matici cun !»o erect a ili-rooni SlfKMhW League, ot. Keyport. entertained principal speaker at the second | of Democratic workers from northern Monmouth:. Count;. 'tors to ogrec to r delay tit jtr j* 'bn, satisfied Mr, Stoegei said school unless the meeting.was at an open, house in conjunction birthday party of Matawan Post! On ihe platform with hint jU?n on Ule '7ltis opsned^vAUg^T {jtJSto would offer the services of a public one. At last Jtoo- vzlth mi installation ceremony Ground O bserver Corps-, which I , day’s meeting Mayor , Jurman were Daniel J. Manolni and lT,lR (I0'aiU' limit on .which: they /.'•the board’s attorney, Tliomas C. on Saturday'evening' ln the fcyn- was held -ih the' Keyport Retort Richard Ilomfcert, llemocra- ,n,p ln f0!CC ^piie Oct ?7 but ’' Mitchell, of South River, to as­ said he had spoKen wilh Wall­ agosuc In honor of Ilabbi-Bey-, hied Cliurcb'.House Tuesday. He! tic council candidates in Ma- consent of the bidders Is asked’ ' i stst .them with advice on how er- Staeger, president of, the niour Wnoler. i-ecenti.v appoint­ speke at. length.'on the many j to keep t,ham in Jorco to; Decrz J 'to present matters tuey might board, and Mr, Stacger had a-, iatvan Boroiitfii, and M ayor ed, spirlt.ua.1 leader of the'Unit­ reasons, why If was absolutely' 27 JM Vft^li th bil.tg beloi" the O ct.26 creed to have ihe m eeting, a [ neoesaarv for this c.ountr , to he f Jolm Mnrl* -)r-' keeking re- ed Hebrew Congregation, of: After the board had .moved'/ - / meeting. ..The’- meeting ia a public one, even though: such ■ Keyporr,. Over 150 persons at­ He re- ! clcotl«u •«> his eighth term as’ The novdy appointed spiritual-loader ot the United Hebrew Congro-)c-c-nsttnllj on the ulcit. lie le- and seconded the resolution 'for ‘ certificate'of r.eceSKlty” to e?.- joint gatherings are usual prl- tended-. • j exceedingly that he ' a ' commiiiicmaa; In; gallon of Keyoorl- HaM'i Stynw-.ii' Vndicr. v/as i.nslolled on boiurday | U> ettcd jtiie election, it ran.;' Intov unexv^w.: '' eccd the district's boi rowing vate ones iu m unicipalities _ installehon. service ar.d open house in llie jcouid nol talk to the people Who I _‘Na^a’>ai1 Tov>nship. , .The program was divided In evening ol a conibmatlo I peeled opposition Mis Mai'tou ‘ powei where ouch bodntng is ln pros­ to two-'' Darts • form al ancTi'infor-1Sy»»g09UO*' Pldureo »nov«. in the, usual order, are:. Rabbi Arthur I wore, skeptical Ot such a Iicces*' ' ' ” - ' [Hubert, socictaiy of the (Tiff- - 1 Mi. Staegei defended choice pect. The board originally “ 1 'Herihon.• ni Rod Bank, who';delivered she invocation: Arthur Walton- | sjtv ,,s he- realized that Ills au- mal, lhe general chairman o: | wood P-TA. rose to :' aBlt’ AthP-'. 'S' of the Gaub tract as tt was the had .asked for such a confer­ , f k fejd, pror.idoni of ilie Hebrew-CongrcqyiUoi); RulTfci Wadl Hebv^v/'-TiVow^n s League, and Moy°T Herbert R, j i Currie Upheld On [board to delay ;action 011 the': ••'lijoavd's information that it. was ence. . ■■■.. :■ 1 ■. . ... ' liatsai*f ; thn fn nl *» n/,n>» n ns : ? . * . . . . ■ . y ■ , - i . .. . . /•!_ _ t who were giving a great deal of Petied the foim nl piogianr. [Rpih^uhezg. ot Keyoo-I. wl:o i^as.luusl.-n'nii iho evening nnd is a [ I resolution ;until' members.‘ hgd'-.: ; 1 the geographical center of the Mayor Jurman affirmed lo- Herbert R... RoLhenberg, K eyport; pa5i president cl n-.e HobroW Coagrccnimn, ime towards national defense.) considered a. new proposai.'.lhftt:f';v township. The school would be day hv nad never had any oh- fliHycr. acted as tonstm aster. j - ] A. colored sound film was; Firemen s letter body had- to offer. Mrs. Hubort-•/ , foi childien from the fifth to jeotlon to the meeting , being and Introduced Mrs. Louis Prag- I .shown in , connection with tne| related that, lose Thursdayrjllie ;w? ) eight giadea Inclusive, who public, but had felt the town­ er. president of the Hebrc iwork of the Ah- F orce during, Reeves Lone Diigenter Cliffwood P-TA had Tearnecl''.ttifctiT'<^ ,4 .would be transported to' the>.stte ship committee should not W om en’s League; Arthur. Waf-JiMemories Of Early Saiiing Days Still Keen 'the several experimental atomic 1 for $14,000 per room steel pro- . ’■ j by school bus It Is not bellev- take an arhitary altitude In a Over Action On Trucks fenfcld, president of the Hebrew j ; blasts :n the Nevada desert.) fahiicated schools could be c*' , i' ed t.ierg wm be a great, increase tjoint matter with the board, '. Congregation,- and. Rabbis S.j J Later T, A, Pnelan, Matawan At Fireworks Display; rccteu. Schools of this type urol- |«Vr.over the cost ol bus iraiispcirta- As 99th Birthday On Oct. 25th Approaches L e w unci M ax Davison, of! i Civil Defense Director, showed of such sim ple const.ructlon'they;';?-- ! - don now pie vailing with 26 Make New Regulation Perth Ambov, who gave thej moving pictures of the mem-j c.an be taken apart- and., readliy',:r:| loutes In operation. For new Nicholas M. D,. Conover, Born In Matawan In Counter Charges On rabbinical massages. i ibcrs of Matnwan Post, in one ofj Organizations granted the use moved to another slte.ito1 meet Jv? i- voutes that will have’ to be add- ! The Rev. Dr. Nathan H. Wad-1 1855, Pauses In His Flower Gardening To -tin'll' drives for m em bership. 01 Matawan High School ltcld changing conditions s ' ;: Sfd. older ones can.be simplified ler, of Tcancek. delivered, tiie, j R f ' Fiodei-ick N D e Young I must, stipulate in advance the Could Build’ Two acaoois- r, ' //or even abandoned, board mem*, Recall Youthful-Experiences As Pilot ■ Madison Ordinance lnsLallntlon sncech In hnnm- o f : I pastor oi the Reformed Cnui-ch.!",(D lu which the grounds are Mrs. Hubert reluted that ’ at ; ’ b eis noted his biotlwi nnd Rnobi ftewnoin 1 del.'cied the Imocation Otli |R> he used and what will be on $14 000 pei loom if would be . . 1 Most Pupils On Part-Time Nicholas Morgan Disbroivirow boat and towing vour sioop uests presenr.were VanWin- i Lhem. This was decided by the possible lo bund eight loonif. at . j *, Lex Copeland principal, rc- Building Inspector's Wadler accepteo the tribute of j Conover will iniii k his 99th j wns the surest m eans to reach !C1 and thanked the kle Todd chaumai o; the boaid Matawan Township Boaid ot Ed- Mitawan anri six at Cliffwood > polled that pupils en- Fees Embroil Mayor colleagues ond,. thanked M»e I birthday cuse ot M ondav. no windhit,,, Ocf,:.'25, . , Jit" dock first in k , o f 1 4 7 3 of Hnnsor-Van Wtnr.le Munnlng, ucation Monday on a recotn- for less rnone; then the board ;i ? rolled. 1 0 7 7 wer? now on pait- :congiegation foi the giacious’|g ^(.cQnri cldr-'t son of Gar-.!lor sail po.vv Jurman, Miller; Pass * wIlffilrtAIVl/l elcom e 1 < I Co U)>on whose plant thc towci mendatloi. of Gcoige A. Loscoc; was asking to build !3 room? al <- j t time He stated it would be nec­ let William ( no. -i and inn. v. f-lo.ilcd Sideuavs Tells Hixtorj Of Cungicgnllnn 1-, located and Mnvoj He: htu t;J member, aftw a lettei iwd Matnwan. fi.be said 26 b y 34 foot v j; essary to abandon full-time stu- Measure By 2-1 Vote • wife. Tahmuoo . Dcuice,,-,.tiie j --Th(> old sloop. ‘Wanderer.' Duilng thc piogiam appiopii- R Roth"nbei g of Ktjpoii ‘been icad ciitlclring tho boaid s school 100111s could be made -; . dy at tne Cheesequake (Whited daughter of John and Maiy-Di?u was rlghtlv named It wns one Political: com bat m a ik cd the: aip Hebiew and Isinell songs ___ __ . ipiesidcrit. Edward W. Cuiric. with foui by el gilt foot steel - j Biotviu School. He noted that brow. He was born In 1855 near,0f the-queerest boats afloat! .A Expresses Apprcolaton [The ^ ^ frQm public hearing, Monday on thej weie chanted and sung, and panels which two fnen could PUt tn combined grades there, en- Matawan, in the .TenEyck.ho’JSbjscow-.sioop—just a regular box: I. T. Long. Posi supeivlxo., ]e,._ secetary of the Matawan ordinance to put the building in­ Toastmaster Rotnenberg outlin­ togctnci Mi IJiibt-it d'-elar* ' ’QoUment was 25 In the pre-first- on New Brinnswlck , AveV/ fHlstshe'd sail Just as fast sideways j thanked the various: people who spector on an $1800 annual sal­ ed the lilstoi y. development and Fire Department, and was sent ed the state appioved such v flistscond combined class; 38 .brothers 'are. ail di-o(hiW.‘d;'TJe/,i(is ahead, floating the full time'had contributed toward tbe eri- by file board of fire .officers. ary •m .M adisou Township ruth/ growth of the congregation buildings, that, in fact, ■ Sayi’ObMlk! i ln the :third-iourHi-/lfth, comMn* wellyn, the oldest, clied os:un iiiyjof (he -tides all day long and! lert,almncnt, and also Miss J, 'or,than on'a fee basis. No com-t which scon will celebrate its The letter discussed an inci­ ville Board of Education-'-hadsjSi k td clast and 71 ln the sixth* ...... , ,, .fant, , and TenEyek. Don - ahc!|gc|,tinE{ nowhere, she belonged! Mabel Brown for the splendid j ment was .'forthcoming from the dent Sept'. 18 w hen the M atawon gotten appi ova! for a 18 to-16 . seventh-eighth combined t class. 60th anniversary. Raobl. Arthur Donice. were all residents ; - S tfto a- Mr. Quadc and finally sunk! publicity given to the'efforts oil public, but C o m ni m itt e o First Aid Squad had been room scliool ;of the typo'i.'Usjt'-x’**/ Mi Copeland Ipolared 39 in ft Hersnon, of Red Bank,^ gave tln;|pren„nu . .-Tf'in the mouth of South River'vvlth'Matawan Post. The committee! . ,, maii-.Thoinas F. Mhler, a P.e-1invocation and benedlcit-mn. - i use of the field for a dav £;he said the construction’ : •’ claws wns enti.i ely too large, In ’ ‘ ...... ' As o. 'captain Nicholas Coaij-;u loud ol brick ; aiding Mr.. Long and ArlliiU' S i ' - anl(-cl publican, demanded, the right to Entcrtainnient was provided fireworks display. It alleged was highly popular ln'Ncw'ISng-a.Ji • his estimation: ■ Ho said he had was not un-‘ Y.#« Buskirk. Chief Observer,) speak- about: the ordinance bear by Albert Wuestefeld, who sang|vp1' sperit Mr. Currie had, ordered the land and showed: tho board '« ‘-- 7 , the atroug conviction that it was reigl' ...... ______:ing isince the 'inspector, .Mica*. j Hook ft Ladder! Co.- to take its picture of n school near Boston’ ' , bettor foi. a child to Tjo foni a variety of popular songs, and<•°VIJfe' u ‘ " <-r ■!-, “pivWiT^5 ,, _ .. and Mrs. Long,,co-chairmen, as- npL<'Slants,; is, the’ Democrat Miss Ethel : Olshine, singer, Ipl5'ine fro,m o0U'’1 -Bl' el4 w one’ tide in thc South River [truck from tho J Hold when: the built ■ that way. > - ; houis.hiMMtine.in a c»*se 35, an River, ovjfi-oin Soyreviile to Old Bridge.! slsted hy M'rs. Janet Pieper, ot seeking Mr. Miller’s place on com edienne and story-teller. jciockF, • up_ tl.i6sted cf the pre-tab school sre; ae-,- -' ai:rO'‘ from being cut up by thc heaNy tfram was; jieid ivonV July l ;!t6 car stopped: on . Main: St.. near dinance eight montli» ago to,manager of the Excel Tool & |gatc White, of Cassviiie. Byu-apnblc of lioldliiR 100 cords n iStewart; 250 hours, A. E. Palm, ‘ Ravine Dr. to ask-direction bl head off such a situation. ,Dye Co., of Garwood, nnd a oncitntst i i . union ...... he lm ci :hi<-'’ more jirio tun wasn’t v nractlca! to man 1 derail Eiicksou, Doris Hcnrik- wheels. ] q ^ the Belvtdero Beach*-PooF E dm und O'- Patrolman Richard Jeck, of Ma- Nothin* Done In Past i year and six months term on j children: .Joseph Kobcit, who land hiuul’e. for the riVer clian-!,scin‘ ,Ianel pic,l)el'> Edmund O'- Floodlights Meet Purpose j with qufthf/ed Bed Cross iastruc-: tawan Police, ■ He suspected Mayor Walter Jurman retort-! Stephen G. QUlich, 54, of Chub'marrled Adalaide ljnii^y Judi jjiel was nuUty narrow in „ j He SRid the use. of floodlights j tors in charge. . 'from theli’ actions they were cd that the Republicans In con-1 Township, plant manager. Jo-jfja Hyers who marrSi-d Aiihur jpinens, p.spcially if you tried to: si)cclal awttrds for hoursifrom the Church St. entrance j Mrs. A. Edgar Palm, Junior drtmk. suaueniy one u i the m en Iroi in years part could h a ,,e lsepl1 Forster; 57, nfsc of C ln rk jE and T ah m iiou D enico.' u.s-* ihe canal int;icnd of ;;omy ! u*f:nt to AlfrC(1 E - Booth. Percy | W0Uui huve accomplished thc I Red Cross chairman, announc- nnifM’i' nnd Bradford BuUl'V; for jumped out of thc car ana hcad- done something He nsked why i Township, 'was placed on pro-; Recalls iLmtiii?.': l>;»ys ihr lull le:igm oi ihe riv«*i. j hoif.cr nnd Bradford B uIIl'v: for j ,>urpoS(> properly lighting jeel the names of thc teacher , 1)00 hotus lo ed toward Jackson St. on a run. JVJj-...... Miller...... had.. been...... silent...... in limitation, Thc firm was fined; ail old :niiioi Mt. Ct;: -1 -Tin *itouna Vista' was the-000 hoins t0 Mr- Van Bu!5kirk!the grounds. Mr. Currie report- sponsors in the Matawan 'lown- P atrolm an W illiam R ice, of bo?- matter for eight months If lie! $6-100- I over likes tu toil: o' a ix mu'iiihly bout- ever sU’tM-rd with a ;antl for !“0(J hours to Mr. Long. ;e(j ilc niet with refusal to rc- ship Schools as follows: Cliff- ougli police,’ Uappanod to be ln were so concerned. Mr. Miller FBI Agent John IV. Rinehard ciiiys When ciiu-Vi:m «'d niji'Ul trhrei. w«s am!; “7 7- . (move the truck. He declared wood School. Miss Mary Pnrlsl: the area and headed him off. protested It would have been '-oW tlle oou>''- the fraud -was In1 c;mid jv- mloid with pearl.How f d Jove I o w n s h i p M a y o r S p e a k s j Hint he recently had witnessed Matawan Elementary, Miss ' iilo-u- liKc ur gel my hands on that, wheel T - riiifwonrl P-TA ’another fire department's safc- Margaret Bruce; Matawu High ,'JWhcn searched, the m an arrest- useless as he would have been I Perpetrated In a $405,000 sub­ call, his thoughts rusi ,n:,:n' L IllTW O O a I 1 | ly unR ^ ftn cvent he]d ,l( ft cd. David Robinson, of Free­ outvoted 2-1, Mnvor Jurjiuiiiioontl'Acl token from D aystrom this; School, Mrs. Florence Ochs. i - * ■ •• * - - Til" hold. was found: to possess a and Committeeman James Rob iEoi'lJ-t* Archibald, Pa. "Thc O. Wiislnn; : '-.1 / tiif "The liun-ieane wen the:- i r - Mauuran Township Mayurjgoll dub with a large crowd In The newly formed High School Red Cross Connell has clcclod loaded automatic revolver. He bins told him they had no way*1/ E xcel payroll w as padded b y ; f„.st. i3oat I pihii-oi «ii, h minds nu of the lime Fi'oland | John Mai "/, jr., was guest of [ attendance and these firemen could not account'for having - It, of forecasting w'nat the inspec-1 cuiTylng Mr. Gllllch s mother* \ tlllc*r as Ion:*, a-, a 1 .ail. Vaudcvener ami 1 slut fed up i honor m Tbursday night's meet- had avoided running on thc fah'- the following officers, accord­ und wns hcld for notion of tho tor’s fees would be nnd he should I in*lnu , a mal.d in his homc, a [Another one oi !ia- J tlie Nai'io'.vs lo the Butler Works j ing of the Cliffwood P a r en t-'w a y or green, ing to M rs. P alm : Thonins Sta­ grand Jury on*a concealed wen- have proposed tho limiting or-!handyman, ahd six other pcr-iw,l:J •Murium K.u//‘ t; 11 !i t I).'. with a full luad of cord wood. jTeiichei' Asso.elaUon, He pre-1 Frunk L. Johnson, a board rnes, president; Dorothy Hoe- vcr. vice president; Mary Lou puns charge.' .- , dinance If* he bellevtitl It w ere J ‘i,jna wlio had no connection with an Allen down Red I uk way Wc saw Ua1 blow ncoming and • seated a question and answer [ member, said he had been pres- Blniiot.il, recording secretory; Muglr.lnUc Martin levied a needed. Mr. Miller. held they |tllf’ tfirm on L’1^ Payroll. The ; u NV;i.s r-wnuiailv ■’ o ' C.iW’tl 011 wiiler those blows move like |program. Inviting the audience |cut and believed 'Mr. Currie hud fine of $200 and $3 a fB ts on Rob- were both on Uto planning bouni frauds amounted to $34,- suuth Ajneric.i wnv in: i. [I'uit a streak ut forked lightning! We [to ask quest Iona on school nnd ; acted suitably to protect thc Connie Sickles, corresponding secretary. Richard Johnson, luSou foi' drunken driving and so could know what rualty do-1-|89, accoiclhig to U. S. Attornoy or. The T'loyct V/ i n'.( . c.wa erabbi-ii a few !oo,-;<' things and'community projects. I board's properly against dam- treasurer. Council members $101) and $3 costs for driving' velopmunts were In piosiv’ct.[ ‘,llhUK Levy, cd oy Frcljind V-r.-di*lr\ t j,! rr dlichen mlo Hi-' cabin Just as it Committeeman fi a I v a to v e luge. George S. Barrett, board have agreed lo collect und re­ '.Jwithoui a license, On his c o m ­ They chnrgod him with failing i ~~ carted niost'.y void wo»h» Will Iniek, in less than two min-.Vtnu presented a plan on low- vicc-prcsldcnt. noted thc school- pair toys for tho Christmas pro­ panion. Otto Joncsi'"also of to koep faitli with the voters j Fisher owned both il.r nil-1 ’ uu-:; we lu.dn’i a dozen iiieecs of' cost con.stniclion of schools. A mien hud made "progress" in Madison Democratic gram of Ihe Miitawnn Public Frccliold, n fine of $80 und $3 H. Mail-In’ :uui mi>,; v.-oihi h lie deck. I'liey were discussion on a proposed plan the maintenance of the field nnd Who elected him. Club To Stage Rally Health Association. costs was Imposed' for allowing i On a vole on the ordinance,, 'Mn rl tin t), K<-r(f ' -Urn* ’ ,i !n:;.;rci a;- In Ihe air ami ovcr- was held and a committee was did not wish needless expense ln order tp Increase Interest an unlicensed driver-to-operate [It was passed 2-1 with Mr, Mil-- Tlio Madison Township Dcm- bout tho sam e :«;*'•• o - •. i-. ei ‘ ” >,l Iii i'-a-:|i'i' than you eoilld appointed to make further In­ incurred by Its being torn up. In Ihe Junior Red Crosu drive, his car. As neither could pay icr opposed "for thc reasons J [ oeratic Club will sponsor Its first th;il ' Mn it li .l iv Rr.'.l u!,I Inu: , box ul mutches. Gath vestigation before presentation He averred Mr. Currie had nut which star Is in tho schools on. tlielr tlnas, 30-day Jail terms already have touted". get-together and rally Saturday carry ul leant ,i u v." i ri l lit - in up'.1 Never! I* w aun’l lo the Hoard of Education, slopped the trucks from being Nov. 1. the Honor Society und­ were Imposed, , i Another skirmish ensued over; night at. the Cheesequake Flie- j'o, 'Vlir * 1 * i ii : 11: i ■' ; I: e lil':-! load w e ’d leM . Yell The business meeting follow­ lined for fire safety purposes, er Hu: direction of Wllllum Al­ Fined On Two Counts :tlio Sadowski irncl. A delegu- house. Route 34, starting at 6 would draw ! 1 t< v .iirl iij.-l ‘.lent r i 11; mi iiiio dork, ed wilh Mrs El hei Hoyle pre- Waller P Swanson, another bright, will display Junior Red Willlo W, Clyatt, of Arlington could be u.srd 'tit''- ui ; i i ’i"; ' repurl nl lour In-it. enlleeted sidiie: The eae-s nttendniK-e member, suggested "persona 11- tion protested Unit a resolution j o'clock. Cross projrets in a looul store Avo., Cliffwood, paid a. fine of I passed in .July against any morn; All local candidates will In- clur 1 in’ ihi ti1*', :ir; i ■ "’.'on,' in:. i! r 11 it 'i ■ mul I r listed thal pri/e ‘v i . won by Mrs Case's f.jos might enter Into the mat ler anil believed no apology win: i window. Delegates from Mu- ^$ 2 0 0 and $3 costs for drunken [occupancy permits being issued ■ present and the County Demo- y-.mih Uiver v-rd*ii !’ , ‘UU !l.t> l,i■.:I runs, would land where mill Mrs. Wi'lsleiin':, classes. n-qulri'd. II was then thnt Mr.]tawan Lo the County Council •‘Vl-irlvhiB al Station Pin/,a, He ifor homes in the subdivision mi- ; crude. ConimlUee has been in- flmil. (11! 1 v to • i\ - c ; !’ "l ll v.m I it-.i tit-t I It'aliiei'.s * night will he oliserv also paid $25 and $3 coats for lUl the ronds hud been fixed lmr/vlted lo send county emididiiles "Uncle Willu-ic I):'■1 >,;i1 ” mi llm it il III C reelt ed nl llie No". 1 session. Dr Lo'e.oc called for obtaining In- meeting held In Shrewsbury on formation of what was Intend )Thursday were I'homas Slames. driving without a license. [not been enforced. They nilcg-.lo meet llie mcmbcroliip ol Ih'' l*i| I hr ' J-’OIU". ' ,11)'I ' U ; M 11” 1 * , ",'iaioe 111 ip!; in.-, limit llie I ,i 1 Crum will .peak on "iMenln of llie field was I Dorothy Hoover, and Kathleen Stove Florn, ot Irvington, iml two families had moved iu newly lorined organization, kill.-' ' I'nrlr .ji.hu 1 M.’V’-1 ova. t-y H. 111 > I) 1 -. 111.,' named Iol', hn, Hygiene. A cin ereal dial) sup-1 rd when use iCniwtord. Tnonius Is president paid $50 and $5 oostH and James during the month. Mayor Jur-' A large dologlnlon ts exiieel- ed the Mnlin I i‘ i i . .» k ■ p ol v.ile. laicy r.r.ckulew. When An pin will i>e served b.v second j grunted. of llio County Council. Jcpson. n Jackson St., Matnwan, |man admitted he had given ed lo nli.encl from the Liuirenc- J;>0 ion:! snilMir. :-sH »■! M .’ a:i 1 ion tiled il was sold a n d us.al ami eiv'idll gruel- mul litrs. An) Clifford F. R eeves, it formoi C’i'e(‘k . 'I O'* v in11. . hi.- : n in ins a piuT.i'l bon!. Then Illll $25 and $5 costs for loitering sanction for one family with ■ lliirbor DcinoeriiUe Club, es'ei ul ivc m eeting will be held i president of the hoard, defend- Card of Thanks I ii-itii ■ Yule , 1 >i>u; Iii ll slid lit.eel il lor nu the filrccl.H undur the Influ­ three ehildren l.o move lu, [ Tliere will be cnlortnhinu nt Ily were u!l tiu - ■ i nn-*i. < -i Nnv. :: at lli" iuune of Mrs. led llie firemen. He asked "who I wish to thank all n'.j' friends VoMvleveri'rr (itrri ci hi - rnrryine or:el'..'.. It. erailtl ea.-.il." ence of llciuor, M am ie H am as, "Tlio m an lind pui'uimsed Uie and refre.sliineuts. The emu- Bo"'" [wm: in authority" n/tor use of and neighbor!.’ for tlielr many io’" J.old all,HO') 11 had a Hush (lee): of Monroe St., Matawan, was house and had no place lo go. inhlee In charge Is composed ’ At iji.i.’ The ih- r V.evi ...... [the field was granted und sag- klnuncsses during my recent be* ..!.Ur.lt tu bn.it inr 1 )i’’.Vl I i o e MA lull1 mil M 111 I lie sloop . llll I Illll given 15 days ln the county/Jail Why should the man suffi-i for of W aller Bl.ueger, Ohee.seinmke. I nwnstiin G O P Rnlly m sli d liy Ihe board's own ne iciivcment. Especially the Rev, Dwueri mul ,,ii!t’n . i- ,!. t "• , i. I! 111 of A ” I I. V, I ■ I ■ I ■ <111111 I’W t on n violation of a borough or* SndowHklV* thn inuyor aiikt’d. duilrm an; Miutln Mn/.l.ie, Mur i tion all control hud been yield- Cornelius J. Kane, Dr. LiUZOW, Oltl Wll.-m;' iiml (ii-mr:- l,‘ ■ ii”"! , tieel,I i nu In*i- in: I 11" |i nlul ':•'iMllmwice, Wultlnir Thrnc V vm s I’or Iloiuls rl.slown: Hoy Mormm. M.p .iw.in 'lewnshl|i llepulili ed lo Ihe rh'cmi'ii. He did not Mulawnn Plrsl Aid and the Day | io ■ t > I i: It'll in' r tVe i uveil ,1 ui ei Thn dol(!|’iitloi), however, dr- liruJr.f’. (Hid Lester DruM. lhe Ku.ia (.1., ■ i ;m Diul) will heur ,l, Khinley I see llmt there had been any- jr li nor al Horn. Iluylng A C»l7 ell Ihe ' b’lili .n.i ’ . •> ; I" Clancy - I -Old; : Ue.il h I! Ii ee clun'd |)(H>|)k‘ tn thl.s urni lm vi*' C-hiM-.si’quiikc, Hi i he rl. tornier siiite semif or. < thing d.iimeroiis about Hie " ay Mrs. Hoy Lawrence ...... iniglily , -111111 -1 . ' pull’-tl I ii" l ill 11: . iunl nlilt I "d 11. fnina-cllatu delivery on Hei: been wnltiiwc Wwvi. viuu"> tm ------spenk nl n rally nt Hollo I’usl the trucks went across the field Jfp'.ll adv. Dodge uml Plymouth cara «uu roiulH nnd fnll. nlluwiiw iM-opii N otice M a n y u I nee I'm :: : i' ■ [ iii",V nml -hilt vi il i-i 111 Ul '.eitle - Ion .■■(' lonielii. Jidit. Ilalcv. see- thrupiih the e.rcnvtl and Iniek, As Dodge inieks. Also a Hue of used to f.’ont.lnun lo inovu tuto Ur* dir Tlm office of It. I., (,'i i ri ci i; .v H r,-a mid", ciini'l,' ll,.:' in;:,,. [ el "illy, null w alelicl lu-r ■ ■ ‘111;. ; I't'lniy ul Iln club, nnnmmees. lur Inii'il)!.: up the field. Mr.) Guoianimd Uied Tlx»» can Cull Hay (.iorinley ut Malayan vclopiBvnt no moved nt! pri-.- m u v ,C'o . will be closed un Friday Kv-ry m e a n . '.mr ! !|i I p ia”. l II Isa .ill" n l'.i 11 u! i, speelnI [ .M! lir.vn hip volers nre mvlled. ftocvo:. did nol (hltti: llie fire; Any hl/e, IJiiruuhiu. Holly wood 1-IIIIP7-W or Freehold 0*0570, Frank fn » « H om y .Smlowftki, tho do jOi'iobi-i1 !2ml because oi the 11 .,1111 IllUll ill III" ■ a j doe!; lor I )a- 11 ill! u'"i works I Hid I ": limeid', will Pr ..ei'ved. h iirks dam age uoulil be com -IH orvlce, Inc., UIx Coniei'H, Ifigii* Van Syultlu, Inc., 10 Gcntor Kt„ vclniicr. to comply wilh lhe com death of G arrett CliiTuu, j-,i IihI.s HI' Ildus wen- "lira Ilaiei'i', | I ,iu a! im nvp.inin Issues Will Ijl' pnii.'i.l wllli llie tearing up llm t)w ay 38, Kcypoi'i. Cull Koyport i lhe[ iCoiitlinii'il nn page feur) I Frfjholil. |fp tf artv (Continue! on pnj:c idxl |w.tt|*!?l ndv, l.viili I'llliiliu id! (' n t UP. (Continued on pugo tour) 7 JIOUO. WjfpB MATAWAN, N. J. THURSDAY. OCTOBER gt5safcfflW!l!!Bgfe iticlm rd Patton. HDud.ifahu:'JiiH>:ul Jii .a- EnteiUn*. v^^uiC Sirtutkos Pete Dauphtes H r ft K u t h c U v Dinner ' X e >i i ’ Iiti 11 iv’ ti<' ■ ke id Bi"br’.i Heudeiioi' Mothers' Club j -.M r1 -nnd! Mra. A-iex Smutfc-o -l1 ■ --N? tvs. ••Jonu .w. Knbvifj» - SSrttf»to 1 1 c Sunuav-m Ij >*r * r s . j entertained Saturday in lioncr fill f a m o i f Gives Two Layettes iof 'their -uauglRej. Hui'siiM'i 1 IOI ■hr1;!’ son. amm Itobei'l.i! M e a n u h c 5 i s I fpi A! :i '} /.>.(■ ! Studrnt* Active In ; Mrs. Waller Fmev. layette ■Ruth feftliarappft. ana mis,in. Al­ 1 1 t i \T z . Mi-s. Ruth : •' W a U o i- J o n e s '55 i Assists Coacn V-l , J PotfaS Puaherg Club #eimirmun ol ibe Mothers. Club an"-and'Alex Srouvko. jr. *. and it ma Ann K.n- j mA VUHei Jones; M baa, , H ia D W n n HHxii Soboo-. stu­ < '/By Foggy Head 55 * ; By B a r b a r a H iekey *55 mr Mittcwan. reported .at Tues- rt,’’ ix tfv ,' altm 4*di toe-. tslxH; . F iv e : Mataw an High -BcUool The TVTiiic\vt\n HuskU’.s Tiie be 'Onv's, ^ ------mc-oihuv tn a t two la y -- e. .- ttes| , Promoted To Sergeant C«lel>rates Birthday \i .pum on of the .Tones Clan 'Students have beer, eteeteu to mg led. ou the,:roao, to ,n.v,toi>\h&il been (liven lo the .V.,i..wan j ^ L AkinSi cf i0 Joluv See'the l’-i toe Viethifdrt Church at nf fleas tuid appotntea to c o m ­ with ‘aie help oi a bew Ucvlly j.public Hen 1th A«»ociat.ion. T;Ue_j ' ^vc... Mutiwvan, hu? tbrnvh i hen /Wl d ‘..'ttders-on wns m e d ruiioro, Em!,, un O ol. ?.. , :.■ m ittees in the Browntown Ped­ member and poaching assistant, in.cellnp ..ns ne.d m the home jurajiiot.Rci from cm'porul to ncr iC. a I. '■'.'Uui'ii'.iv '■r.nnn vu9i$ie Wfve *-lo3(l to j u O p e o al Pufehei. i 11 Club William vacger. ' : . .of Mrs. Douglas-Ward. Scnenck ai Fort Monmouth 1 M bv ,;.s iils. ivjr. arm V S jA pify present c-iming Horn Delft Am.c ifliaiubiu'aln '58 v as e v’and Hew Jeisej Mr Vneu-ef .studied at W csM 'Av‘'’ _ . ' rhe-is an an instruc-.oi oi r Iln i t j'C M Ol Lt) .ected pieeid en l Jean G aub 50, PnU’or. :\:h I ttf.ji I'l'a'tnha v. EMPIRE W & W ear Ymk rhtv wcic s ? j mliiislei Cohere Slit Lase Cirv K,' "p Jopei’MMinn. ^ ...... StM- Aklfls Wif Bftcietmj Peggj Jtead 5 > ( u *. f i b U W H f b %' veiTS'fhlckcn d.miai by tot Wo . Utah: Glassbora State' T e a o h o r s : ^ ‘^ iebe “ Itbr 'ftirmer a m ln * Movi e:! tie a su ie i arid l3eKgv C ham bei N g uIc. I'vi.'tiucth ihor- Hah!: '6A. reporter: .Juciy. Cranu ..CnDbge.^ti.d Sp«nigheld.Colleso [U, joUll 1,. Tns-1.^*'.^^. BOILER •Hg-5-the- cluhr.-vloe-- preaidexifc -ttnd: -. Hc MtA l0llJy - iSini A gency on FTidu-y. D ec. .17-.''1 -ffi'S /H no jonex nt-uuiuii •>••* Ctxrol .l’ h y ts r e fr e sh m e n t-d u ii *;T n ^ e i ton. u iJn vesponsp to a reqnest from t nif’ySkuu'.lSM by a minibtei s wife by WdU Jonts of Chance m e e tn8tal mg^irrSwo Mto “ provide uti?“ Iqi f Mis Jones thought that ljT u 'a WcunclMigh.' ceiemonv u,'SL,h“,'‘ Bnd tdm 'is -lurnii: at Christmas time tu-t ^M ESICAN;c^ttt«dep(! M tftofcnUl bo nfe'e to «eot all oi . , . ■. .... bling'. -Swimming Is his fuvov-, -• v r v on Tmsdry nt a suppm paity Mutnwan High hluicun *’ ** cf?v'|i$V-*T0h’lives She got in touch at the home of thei. leadei «- . *n“‘^ 1 . . . v .. . . f .‘.XiT-fm CiMnP-nice( P.ogiam!; English Motors Not<*d for dppinri tblc r^r & >«th, other Joneses and heaid Mfbi: John ;L, •■Chamber.lninr. - f{Mjth, n ho nlso tench- 'chairRian. announced that .Earl |; formancc and luily luitomatic vfjOwtr *' ojiinm i They too. '■."The 'cltlb is plannlriK.it,o -’dion-1 r;* r . t: . . : .B. OarriKon, Monmouth County f SifcdiouRht that it would be a Bood operation, Pmpiro x-s jdcal Sor a program - to m is e . m on ey y nei-pr think” til's' vea»-'!buPol'l»»en6e«V of S.c h o o 1 u, j: so the Joneses began to ior bHdeinoxt r^modihny It for the *-H Internatloiifil Farm, I MMftwan's'' best fwouM.speak tu me Jnn.OS .meet- , S£e2i5 annual meetings at Gum Youth Exchange Committee I '»«f « '« “I' 0<^ Ing PVns also u l. o dlsousseaj • MERCURY ta k es up surprisingly Tittle fffifcbifo. - Those who attended these heads are: Peggy Chamberlain ''jiUu, ^nuawan High verv muchT'’1' ilavir'B Mi'- Stodak. psyohol-: LINCOLN aunct- and ail c o n ir o ’s are ^M eetings told otnub and it soon d ances jin d json gs J e a n ' “ ^ ^ m ■in t,Jff . w '“*KUfW S- ‘100l!> safely enclosed in the goed- 5®slfeeame .knoWh ell ovei this ter- costumes' Anne and an instructor at Rutgers NEW AND USED CARS iooking Forgf1 Iitd jacket. ■JH'l!‘ttory , Tt was so enjovea by wnlrn he has taught. Chambei iftln nnd Soma Heisei University, a s • guest ■spuker lor ON STATE HIGHWAY IN BED BANK. H. J. ^ % ih a t it has continued fm the '58 food exhibits and sale Peg the. May meeting. ^ d a a t - s i x y c a i s gy Read 55 oi gunUutlon Megaphone Used 'rue curd party to be held on Phones R. B 6-4545 — 6-0176 WHYi W AIT- YOU CAN REMODEL NOW. QN^AN .bfficei s ot the Jones Clan In Cheerle&ding Oct. 17 at the home of Mrs. fesM&yfl1 elected EASY* TIME PAYMENT PLAN Refreshments Sold .-Kn’T C.aus w as postponed until I b&JaM rs, Fulton Downing Harrlns- .. . By Jane Murp - 55 . Wednesday, Nov. 17, . . ., |lpMn.Yjf{*cs.;iwere .awarded to the M rs. Glttlns and M is. Ochs, both vflni. 1()5g 'x'Jre megaphone ’ m trance examln.ition and is a| We have several excellent ^ferbuBgest child, a 10-month old m em bers of the Matawan Highjj.j1£^ .year was .painted In the ■memlier,. nf tlie frcshm nu clus’s buys in thoroughly'Tested ‘^hpyj.Hhe oldest woman, 81, and School faculty. opposite colors of the new one. . t the Newark School of Fine? ’ ’ ‘ 1 ist'ir.an, 78. . Dorethy. . . .Hoever .. ’55, .head oi j TheTi,„ cheerleaders h.,,..- snld, ,ih ‘■IW.ejand ....» vj.. Industrial Arts.: This is tlie I • Used Cars. See Them • the Jonas the jetrashnientetreshment committee,,!committee -.u,e megaphone very much, Now! - M e t h o - only professional art school in';( CHARLES E . HUFFT said. ' ‘‘The.'The, sellmselling _ of vcfiesn- anc| hope it. will Help us with New Jeraoy,.supported by- n city, Hunaavav>»iu v.. — - - ______, o n - t h e ments was a big success.” Shi our cheeiTngvin the-future.”. board of education. , J TERMS TRADES 32 Park Ave. Matawan, N. J, siairi^sitnrdfty' of October, 1955: announced the. total piofic from T c io p n o n e MAlawan 1-2102 T h lille y ' n od Whiter, are the the sale . was *100.80. ,, , l|&fen^Vof M i . * and ■, Mrei .VVair ' The-senior class has announc­ ed that there w llli be reficslv, g f i * a junior and'Waltor BENNETT'S GARAGE, inc. m ents, sold a t. all of the .home - AUTHORIZED FACTORY DKAI.fiR ^STsW -'aortior nt,M atawan High football gam es, the next one be(- JOHN J. MULLER SsSsSDhoilf'SW lrley said-that It w a s Ihjf orr-Nov. 13 against St. Pet- Sales -- CHRY5LER-PLYMOUTH — Service dice' experience and she i hopes e r 3; N e w B r u n s w i c k . : Liberty St, Matawan, N. J. *w-toii»ttfend next year. W alter ata- 1 The-other m embers of the ref Route 79, Malawan-Freeheld Rd. Teiephonoi MAtawon 1-2417 .V ’-^d'-’Uiat it was a now expel lenoe freshmen! ■ committee wore. he'hopes that more iyoung Seniors :: Mary Lou Blunota, Tel FReehold 8-1330 Marlboro, N. J. $SSt3oople’die piesent next year. Kathleen -Crawford,- Jean Gaub, ife'ijtfPhdif'Were the overnight .guests W alter Jones, George M cBride, A Friendly Bank fifefbf■ Ml*, and M rs. M errill Johbs, B11K M urray. Carmine . P-lazo, St^VFdlton, D el. imd Juniors. Susan Dominy and We believe that good banking sei'v-' Joe. Rizzo. ■ , ice starts with friendliness and.a sin­ .^1'Auxiliadry Donite* t ^ $ 2 5 To Public Health Assembly Program cere desire to-be helpful. It is in this By Dramatics Club ^T,'.Tlle ’ Matawan Auxiliary to spirit that everyone at the Farmers & J.iOnmouth Memoi lal Hospital By Kathle Flynn 56 Merchants National Bank strives to ’i^ rvbtod at Its meeting on Oct, 13 The Juhlor Diamatics Club I fXtedM iato $25 to the Matawan presented a progi am in assem­ make >kour li ansactions here pleasant tm Ft|bU6 HeaHh Association. It bly at M atawan High School on j Map1 was decided to hgve each Fiidny The piogimn was inj and satisfactory. :,W‘Vm em ber raise;the s'tm of -$6 or commemoration of Columbus | m ore, such money lulslng event D a y , Our officers are nero to serve you. to;take tlie.plncem f the .annual Susan Chapman led the as­ Mfv.* is h.iii'-lip.'l’,< i n*s]HMisi* . , , flirt, »ii|i;iii (•firm r wilh ttrralrsl sl.ihilily. '' Cowboy Birthday Party Cheerleaders Sponsor | of communicating with the white man lancts Ihe Thundnrbird oflmv. Iwo *->i>«. cr. ■ ".rilit\ . . . li hv a hvtw nf swill, mmc ovnilobH: o ditcjpp^finrut fnbiir tr>|, . . P'G’.'fi tn tun*-I s.tit I\"s evrry >It in;iiid, ■liii'U'N- Mul, mmc itn|ffil.ui( ihr Tlimidcrliird is Mr. and Mrs. Albert P . De- Picture Taking j nnd on atrty-to-lifl on hcnd top. The c • tu> Loskv .-entertained nt a cowboy or the Indian chiefs of other tribes. v>i« j p t ih n p i.m r v •di ins limn hmd's in \v (h o j )i' h i i u't nl III* * sail a * advanced engineer* • party on Batnrday afternoon In By Waltor Jonas '55 , tuihlonad . . . powpr-op^rtitf-d -i v-ry. I I ti 11 n l<-j I mi t| S p c e iitl \'-h - a )m i'!iI« > ii(iif Mi.kl , . . t!i>' same in.inulaclnring .shills that Individual pictures w ere Ink-1 Wtndowj rvll up . , . by pjwer, If yci I.V * celebration of the fourth birth­ «•« 11; i tn* wit It f Imiu*! cat hi tret nr. tlind csh.ni' i\ !m\ c m id'1 i'did products so drpem iahlc, so cn of the Matawan High School j *We wish to convey a brief m essage lo Hierr it o IGcliometpr . , . h'hI g -k •' »- *h t ' day of their son. Robert. Guests virlr-oncuim • S ami I'hnlV I.IIIMMIS I f - v.dm'dnll i id so dosi'rahli1 lo su many. ' Were John and Dcboiali Angelo, student body in the auditorium | »we«p lei.ond luind. Ihtco i* ti the folks of Matuwan and tbe neighbor­ »l*#firig wlmrl, And yn'j t,c*n hnv>> p w<- Jntfics Rnnafnto. Louis nnd Hob- on Ont . 13. The ehem 'leiulers' 3»«9finq ond pow-f liftik»*j, rm t Peterson. Glenn and'-PntiT- sponsored llie event and made j ing communities . . . requesting thut ■ - old Ulslrig. and Albei t DeLosk- up the ploturc schedule and rang i they watch for the Opening Announce­ thc boll to dismiss the pupils j ; y : ey. ■ , i — from class to geL tlielr picture | ment of our new building on Wash­ taken. The pupils were dismiss-1 Marks Sixth Natal Day ington Street opposite' the firchousc. Ct m e in (tii/iiy fo r : li •" ed by homerooms, I / ’ .- Mr. and Mrs. Uuorge T . Lea- Miss Gordon, faculty advisor ' f i u J VV, Jr- nnlorlalnod Sunday uf of Uie cheerleaders, said, "The WATCH FOR THE OPENING a u ii/ifili' procnods from the sale of pic­ HU'nnon In honor of tholr daugh- DATE IN THIS NEWSPAPER. iif'T " ter, Bavlinni Joan, who was tures will be used for the pur­ iufnrnKilitiu ■ m arking her fllxili hlrtlulny. chasing of Ju.vvoe basketball un­ ' j , O uomLs woro David McAncny. of iforms nnd toward defraying ex­ Kovi'tnii Marianne Raymond, penses for gold megaphones dependable j Royal Edj5 Service which are to lie given to the ■.. L o u is Petorson. anorge l.oary, 07.7,IK SICKI.KS, Prop. M rs, KilioHl Pc tori-,on. and Mra, senior oheerleadlbg stilled at the end of the .veai .' 1 Alfredo Coni.roriifi, M it t a w u n George S. Barrett & Soar, Inc. Your advrrtlnnnient In this If you need printing of any (T e b v i c e J Tt;1 MA M045 linper will reiuih iirofjije-ctlvc kind, w e m e here to serve you. M A T A W A M piiriTinsprs In evrry ((immunity O ur quick servLua and reuson MAIM STREET MA 1-3100 ------in tho liuyiihorc urea, able prlusu will-please'yon, ;« . "'V tfW5, - *i„\ x i /'MSi,*; f v I'nn i * - THE , M ATAW AN. N. J. * WRSDAY* QQTQ»£& h y 19ftfc-'* ~ ■ ’m * -rr“^ ,W"V‘ FIRST SECTION™FaGE THREE.' % Y\'T 1 m tV-W'-fWU' \yWi heBneaici’ * nnd derjiftn tnd asjpj.^ j. More Milk . (agricultural Marketifcr Service, K you i.cld p.T'iog of nv ( Anonutieejfiepts _ I exception" bi '• - thwbttjRj'■...... aijd eng • a concentration poliht ior catty* **,->, » 0 , , iis $l..J9f;.E5ii. according to Nul­ siau; we are nere.vo serve you.:printed Eromvtly on. j?aiielsd out research iw snking tn adioois : Ion. ■ : . ■ ■ . Iji.eeri.w, KeW Jersey lias s e n t . Uur quid; service ana reason- brmai nook snow-wblte- -VcUHWUff-f'-' Two Ncboels Btsrfictol ; More vn''k drinking schools t Local scnools will net funas * County Mat Solely freshen! /his •; Uer'-.'reSldents' out oi the state I a r.bie prices - w!U pieasc vou. s; this oXtlce. ; ' Support for ffefeai-Peitia! School Plan Govuic- h.bn* Mevner who| Uu, Ium n[ rorariiiP.eo 1 \v:Ui which the-'- can buv milk jfoy traiuing. i war. a member ol the cuinmlf.-: J* MWMU N.H V* OKK« o u tlm ed : Jl is exported that a tali'. sion. m sljrnhiLf the legislative ; Pl.>n> •'-*•• . iishen GNU p u c e s and then m e Favorable Vote On Nev. 2 Referendum Is find. bilr canmg fo;' the Nov. 2 refer-j it-omnly b> WihUuii Si. Nu/.on. cfl(. subsidy money to reuune DR. MARK B MUSCAI'.ELTA 1 medical. . - ck-nta! school - GPTOME'f tl.CJT linked Uy Dr. Howard C. Pieper, Keyport; i health center vv.uki give ...... uu-' , endum. emphasized ... ______. tmst the , chan num. Mi. NuHoa. iicld:tho price to students. Milk .sold Would Benefit Those Who Seek Careers ipetus to the tram m e or an ailo- i program would not > c o m p e te ;w e m x r y o t tlie N ew J’ e r x e . school caletemj or tiiroush -Eves Examined” . .. ■ -:.'j ...... j quale* supply of m edical an d'w itn - the nt.wiy-oi'S'miized Seto.i |liucn)ae> th eco o it AshOwiauot. I machlr.es would bear ?. bargain 3 West Front St, ... u_fi.u:, i,o\x*.x. . ;v- The-.urgent'“fieed; for '&:>t).ib;)tallied, la the. coHin'dssloii'B -.j-(lentiu ynu-tli loners as wet! a s . tiokt-i. , . r* , .flflfljfliT, -.....iA 1 lo (,- iiiul .0 3.311 1 d 1 m 'Jlslimon!; of a state.''ntjillcol'Clcn-; 1 pinion. '; a;auiiillarv pruiessloiials such astlcme and L'enfisU v. which is to I be lccpmmuvkd i.i school.. us ------kbyport 7-0990. \v«t. t« e sat: 2 'to;di; .school-:am icheeH h. copter In { ■ Further tnvestifiatioi', showed i-lntcrna. resident- Physicians. \ oe located r,t Jersey City M.edl- iP erf of the geni_i.il plan. , Have, you ratio the classided ads? v.Tvbw. Jersey Is: stressed hr "■<» uhat New • Jersey, seventh a- inm-se.1,, x-ray personnel, labor-.cm Center,. . ; ' | ? »',o mmlnm.s uu e m os.e,,i ------...... ,-.statem ent -issued-, last- week.:- b*bjpen3-';:tHe .'(states in per -capita i atory tqchm eians. physlo-thera-, "The idea of -e state-owned I ;,im at the ,ic in o .i oaite r . u r iAipr: Howard C.;Fieper.-of.Key-liothnie.i? oue of 11 without a I Plata, hospital acmmlstrators..i and operated school was con- *T‘ ■ jStptc-mbei to list Kt-neiai, 'i.port, pre^Jdeut of tho-MonntoufU | medical school: T-wer.ty-five ! etc. i celved bv manv New Jersey publjv aun-tiaaw i.t -»n-, mu-; PRICES SLASHED - Vacation Land! ..iCotmty iMediqal, Scckrty, - •.?•.;• Tout of-73-snecHcali colleges were!-." K»ke Hcaltu otandanls I citizens -a long time, age ano 1 1 machlm .s In ..cluiol.. couUl (mm ' We Have Six (6) r . than the ill inc. a - - TRAVEL BY STEAMSHIP v j Or. Pieper.Ill hia:-statetnent:-istbeyond the pale as far. as Ne>V| It wtnud^eive a.s a «e,mei foi.'urged it In niv imibtvuinl ad­ at less a pint Beautiful Cars V.-. fiok’.ng- voters of., this arftp,-to: Jersey . ‘itudanis were concern-: the coili-tt,oi*. Ue^clupinent and-.dress.’ he said. • I believe theie|.*a-f Mnj and 15 nni* OR PLANE. CRUISES. •f"<:*appart-‘v» reftircpfinv’ onh'flwi!eil:-,8#,of- the schools acceptttW: distribution oi liealt-h research (is room in New Jcrsfey for two i eataoiisneu o> unite m In Stock To Be Sold ACCOMMODATIONS ARRANGED ■ts. Nov'-' 2 • 'eleotloh': ballot, which i a total of only seven New Jar-: data nnd In time it. would be- > line medical schools and that, im ovsaj icg.uauon. Far Below List Prices! (Foreign or Domestic) :- A' - ' Tne New Jersey Dairymen s i would provide a $23 million bond isey. applicants for (.no academ-, come a ce.itial tiamlog- Uitoi-.Uie co-existence of thc stave, , ’47 Plv. Conv. R&H PROMPT. COURTEOUS SERVICE- t; ipWisSUC* :tn' fivan ce .xliK start of jlo v e n r 13*111-50...... atory- ciearlos uouse- diaieinm-.school and the Seton Hall school ;Counulouncll appom.ei.appointed Uc(he commicommit-; I tec foliowing passage of a l!‘ed-i J such a school and ‘health cent of the 14 dental schools to, ®tion ageiicy. sttnuua«p(P The, would be mutually beoefwiftl* $G1 Ooo OM '51 Dodtfe Coronet / tor . . t n a count:y , a la ig e n u m b e r ! uoUville- m d us-m lne xUu M t - adiusitts ,i vote l o m p a i i H .iPluopueU m ol $b. ort)0(1,000 OOO j 4-dr. fl (i H the 1954-1050 school lunch I ■i*;{:;cVThe•:- strenglh 'o f. tlw state ary supported in . whole .■-or. la ,*uubjof ciei. pna-.e of .iviiltli, able ui.si/o to New Jtu.xey, has | ...... ’52 Dodge 4-dr. Day Calls: VMWiv 5-414).—2M S«uth St.. Perih A m b oy. M.- J , " program. New Jersev s .-.(-.ave: R Hi H S 'VT'ests' stiuaroly ori ' R foundaU ontpart by the taxpayers'-of ••• other i v®>*‘ > |),,,, *iB ,w«i .tneJvh' 1 t u -(' *schoolb BrownC aiU ; KF^ 7-2S19-JTravel— f Broadway. Bureau Keyporl- oneluding h*s j of the fund, administered by thei Many •:refuse- entrance ,v nA u '" Pieper. in i: '49 Olds Hydra. 2*dr. from other state«i-lM,e Jtlrst- tlmfe- the co-oratuatlonipie,\ said ‘‘the osttmated cost] num ber''01 JieaU.U facilU ies in the I of the project- Is sm aU w hen the '48 DeSoto Club Coupe ;» siFieper maintains:. . . He wains j of oat of state students state mb'uiiu, -he s, hc Deprn benefit to all our-people .ls^on- '49 Dodge Club Coupe, ■ ; merit of HfnUth, slate luslltu-isidered, as nns heen proved by BOTTLE RadiovHsaler ' V that 'if tV slate weie lUddoo’.V irUlal Cos! S25 Million tlona i in id l(h l PROMPT t ruins Exceptional Used Pick Out Your Favorites h',-' - I tat* boiiege, melucUng ,al! pie-|s(ucient3 ^ ntaj students, pbn.v-; BenB ko Lawhorn, Lawhorn, 21, 21, of of 24 24 Ch Clc,urge i , Mattrr of Anxiety aud ib. i 'i V,r0.i lirvoivo'imnpy students, nurses and teoh-'iAve.. Old Bridge, had his. oper- j Truck Values, ^ - The need far a medical EFFICIENT JlpaHental c a p * ) # - ° * {‘W ,‘>?1,W - Jn lcJ a n s -ai various, types, is «; a ting privileges and registrs-1 reg! Low Bank Rates. From Our Large Selection, of ,J* vschobl -and, health, centerntor nr the jy $25, . ihilliqn andi an.-annual | by-produei. or the siucly of dis-!tion revoked bv the Stale IMotor | rr iirni'nm hnduror. of snmp .tSH, in lllon for ...... ______.. : SERVICE CONVENIENT TERMS lAfflisnsv'*■ state : .is5 .‘.-‘M ft’ developing *-,^ K fly.^ problem fln ..fl»»«*v» I budget of --yr****- some »»/*.“-Ml—; $5 ‘/a: million, r---!ease for and disease processes. It| Vehicle Department for .an-in -1 Keyport Gas Co, ARRANGED 0'hlch, for some yenis, nas bleniopeiation alld debijodm-Mon. pr also ,is a ce,aH1. t0 which the | definite period for continuous! Home Made Assorted A fiilla lo nf f-it'omaUei'■ ot' . ..anxiety,.to nieclluul. ... kaPPi'exhnntely approximately $1.07$1.07- per**'”• | praoUclng physician, ov aentist. I 1 operation of a motor vehicle and dental-societies as weh as per .-jetty fpr oonstiiieiSon and ifll. . nilrsP> (l.. piin i->r>atrlst may j without, a license- Conviction Frank Van Syckle, Inc. -;.to:',4/i-i.;.< others concerned, niirwifl-J iilHtlwith publici-txtlsl I rt 'operation ! n.xrk l‘n H^.r> . . , . - : .i ...... } ' " • . • • _ - . DODGE* PLYMOUTH Chocolates. i.veturn for postsradunte lnstriic-ion cnarges levied by Keyport suiiis • liervicu health,.,. . vl, This figure, it - is said wouldition to keep up with the ad-.{Police brought the notion a- ay Tn; 1950 Ihe - state legislature j probably deoi'ease substantial-1 vances Unit continuously occur-gnlnst this driver- Route 35 at the ■/adopted l,a resolution, ; creating jiy Mter the first-15 years jvheu in the healing arts. Further. I ------*------a* I Traffic. Light .-.the.-New.: Jersey Medical Col-j a major part of the initial cost.; it would be a .center in which' Wedding AnnmmcemetUa Tel, M Atawan 1-469.5 : loge.A'Commlssion : of.. 20 , mom-|had been, amortized. advanced training or graduate • printed promptly op paneled or j Home Made Candy Shop -bors. The commission stu d ied It bus been found that since | training ma v be earned uui, In; bridal book snow-white vollum i Laurence Harbor aUvb neod for crealron. estivbllsh-lthe commission’s report was Ithe varimis special branches of‘at this office, frank Gabriel, Manager 92 Main Street Matiawans meat and maintenance of n ,published the situation with ro ■w, i J'YUctUeal ■ co’.lego m the state, j spent to possible shortage of I “Luter the:'commission-.einbrac-!physicians and dentists, and the vveil study for u dental school. • barring of New Jersey studontsj ROSS W. MAGHAN AGENCY The commission’s r o p o r t, |by out - of - state schools has' I’ ; madem IBS), showed-tho,/state'sichanged, , outlook with-respect to medical;} -. No Shortage At Vresent i Real Estate—Insurance Custom Built dental and lieuith services; gen-i At present there is no short-j1 mi aliy w as serious. It also cold i age of physicians and dentists that Increasing,numbers of well-1 m this state, and New Jersey 138 Main Street MATAWAN, N, J. COUNTRY STYLE HOMES " .'-qualified'^-New J e r se y -m e n and (now has its futr share of Btu- A . women were being barrpd from j dents in medical and dental Telephone Matawan 1-0003 a-‘ medical and -'.dental careers by | schools. However, Hr. Pieper • No Two Alike—Optional Colors •’ Fjvirtue of Uicir New Jersey resi-1 emphasizes, so long as New i *: donee, the facilities*OP- schools i Jersey lacks Its own training { hv"other, states being heavily 'faoilitlos; the -prohlom1 poses:a WOULD MONEY SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM? • For Spacious Living , overtaxed-'- and, prctoronc.o. being potential future tlu'eal to the Hcpm cntm g Ihe Howard Savinqs Inftilulion ol Htwntki H, X given to- their ow n residents.'a llda'Hh and welfare of Uic pub­ bs lheir Morigtigo Loan Correspondent, wc have Mortgage Money O pportunities Limitnd - lic;. ' / 1 • - v: : avdilubio. Ii you need Junes for purclioamg—rehrancing, or, ior j , The study also revealed only . A deterring factoi' to many • One Acre Lots gonslrucfion of your new homo, or Commercial IKnlding, wnia, i ... lim ited opportunities for ..post- students to training and study­ phone or call us for an (Application. No inspection fee necessary* a. -.graduate tralnmn tm'ougirwhich ing''in other stnl,es,: Dr, Plcpei' Wo co»opor

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*■* > *- #V4 ^ i- ■ : To tliose wfiose,electric service wn 5 iiitcrfuplcd liy last Fridny’n liiiri icaiie, "F«\ ' :w ?vc tvaul to cxjircss our thauks for llieir patience and uudeibi.iniliug while tu-, puii'B ?voro heing made. ’/ t V Tennessee Stone Fireplace, Full Insulation, Plastered Walls. Double Closets in each Bedroom. )^ By Saturday uiglit — less than 24 hours after tho hurricane struclc Modufio Weather Forecaster as advertised in Life. Hotpoint 10.5 cubic foot Refrigerator. moat of Lho trouble had bean cleared. I 11 some pluces restoration of service took <: Ken-Cork Tile Floor, noiseless and resilient. Aluminum Combination Screens and Storm Sash. lo n g e r due to Uie more serious damage to electric lines aud equipment. Except Hotpoint Electric Counter Top 4-Burner Stove. 1 Car Garage attached. for a few isolated cases restoration of service to homos wus virniiilly completed, Hotpoint Eye Level Built In Oven. This is thc home you have been waiting for, located in the picturesque section pn Sunday. . , 21x42 Two Compartment Sink. Knotty Pine Kitchen Cabinets with Antique of thc Telegraph Hill Park Area. Hammered Hardware, One mile from the entrance to the 200 aero We appreciate tlie fact that any interruption of electric service — evcp if Kitchen Aid Dishwasher and Drier with Telegraph Hill Recreation Area and to Warming Food Compartment, the Garden State Parkway. It wore only for a few minutes — is a serious inconvenience to our customers. A' Whirlpool Clothes Washer. Inspection by appointment only, 4-jfj'v ,V:fe, All emergency equipment and materia Is wore put to us* immediately follow;­

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:VOH.; i' tt n oij Cats ne M i e c u LtGAL UOHUS. SAIAWAK KXIFhAl iu; : o n • p e t r t ■* * i t!)C ) •vn,l V c cl i the ‘ KLEYJTMGN Dlainnn 1 K K ^ V'y w*Cftjio I :t?.r • atm 'sale N a. l « l t|r M P ~ . K f“ hei' ufioati . ft.iiti | h«n .-.'ri i V . ry. •f.Mir.Msiy I H E I t* W A N * C D SERVICE FOR SAI E '’ H IN J J t O s o » ir d ; ’ te w-mtt w as -at -a: pi*u-e «. \ x \ ^ T i h h CO \ Y 1 ie v isk p ui J o X I n* JffOTJCi: TO .’OS AlttUCAUTft M D T A N I-antlsMpiHf. and }suc€>lt»s.: as! ^ 1 »** P t* fcscp m at .sion j in tne charawi.'noy tno HOMA ¥ AVAJEAJiiMv Vive. Keym»rt 7*0431 n r South A t a h r I R D l n jv3. a:)/!in Amc,»ov .hxaricH a i P T U K T!iV I S b a 111 i i i :ti t ,?? I i i EC \ iys yunii iiii.ifl uuu Ausfuac . ; I met ..appeared on daest and ex-. iHeri -*7 l i t c ac.arc Md T 5NTICNAL . wj it t T ‘ u> v “ " C ITOTDN pioclt'cJ. -N i c k ,- m v i/id. von re a • anoi ‘tl 11 c fi \ h« i li P H iV SHO j.j. Antiqu ei. net: vpvte to . ram | ttrtnj i & i p * ’ c 1 >■ :I..1 ne* be \ V AN AAF\C\ Atnvncun. Vicionan ana kni- OODi d vt oinei- a n d cramp fO.VP p ro .iti A 1 SI -r; • ii. iiitm e. cioti's. em nj. giuvs. bi'ic- n u yBANCS lopoer. iron, ano uaware. tfifoiulMdfr/V. S...... l "I | i r c (*, » l o in in k irl jess a r e * r 11IK iy, h.»rypori. Keypori . 7-H4e. Oil-ills-,, .dd In I S ie r.ls .lota and aamin sUUUir know dll a flo a t.. M o*, O U . VOU T T p r o ,s e e n L ’ Dig 1 f d i t o tael up s lr r*r I d Alcvtiw i t 1 1SS1 unwi Hopur gas stvjve wjtn ■” kVJiUrn i>i«y desire lr a Pi >1 \ I p toudS. or N 1 r C lift wood b e a c h a :m ttntj broiler, equipped fo r hot- ;iS«' ' P a r k . MIUU Aisa coy* ranee, equipned l l ' Iho/ IgM le. [ lo li 11 l U. loi I i l w a s c n c K f 4 the rm ] i 1 burners. Com burning pot « '5 f , W - , U L . and w one tc: m e yo u n p s- m em ber had P b'q* to K r \ i \ i \ I stov r noi \vu;er. Call utter b p.iv_r « < ^ W: C aiu n g H '(.paper that you », t 0p . thost uters. * * o f t h o - a iim i t Pxjn-i-irn i s -;m . _ . : wf,V lerl d i 1 f I *• M a te Te-*rk. lllh N O N ■Inli business with thr; N o. I ne managed a pow- to i ci a . '.e b ,1'wvsh: P H « .A tv ontiOii. i7(,*nixe custom W ill rt<> wen. to lwar i f iv tr.riu l i C hi V A b h ) i'MCL < bilncfs e n fA?.es. roa* w ; ; they bescan to be i t i o in i t s p e . boat, Pi C A vn . C ■ *:ona.oi Cub Karl A. i-runtr.. v'OrE i Kcvp ci fd .for ri’ pr truao; 1 lost l.li- O f P.i/U- r/a \ 1 f l w D O S IC K. WEN In p.st in /.iv ■H>ittB._ t guess m y sp y it,'j,•)>.:■ J • me. sa Sch ! cf lm.Rf. . . , .. . w lif )Wn>m he such a h tsc ydli G.canri Mnvla Sclionck; Gar ! School (r n t i iFlection d rom past; orte.i lit. t^iete a p ^aoil its f o r i f t t VY.; and hlellie VanMatar rc l s i ( t Mt ptmuvnp lessons “nundj ’ jh ti f i r e sis’ ncie imv nc-at r Oiu Sncrrv. Ru: a tains doctot un os ln b o t'- -and . Jaciohvi ' Vandeveor > 7^ 6 Will I i m e non-ocnnhiis- I u IMMEDIATE-, I W y t?oh!,lij»arins. nneisnh pa onlfc Garret W. and Alblc Cool: t.o l mole I e iiier:. low sound »r u suiu p um r.g p ja v e INSTALLATION n u’W imice bnliol will be fur 1 1 TLS^I LL^ RADIO C TV aNff.Vrhy-.Naw dersev neods Woltcrt Conweimoven. of.-Amers- :lll iS io n moi.sture nnn ie- fi a j o n k t ^i(i i iAn SAILS ,y SERVICE Payments Start tannp 1 I • si>«t;c • sa v in g m ;s x m ruerumr is rt*ccive« no ■iKtatilcAVSdbool'.ana that is w hy focirt. Hoiiaiici. 1 CutnpbelVa! it the wai: n a v e ’tp imvc! on- m on eight «avs i»rior u, uu* eitu o h g Next Winter a^VdOatt app oval 01 Ui AifL his U th Si ce b ttion nno eu r.iu i ns mu iciregaing rnfor . | ‘.nnm h-at uoinut Tell* : an eight t ).:i i:h:).\ thickness, an. 1 (JUtiir bn ! Kf*ansbu:f{: For as Little As flpdflfll tr bu subm itted to vol y m , o ci ) i o i iroay i to 0 u.m. ■ ...... iok veuee mciuv: wouin nt: o in - O Inbev Ifh h , 1054. dhbuntui p at thn N^v 2 gene a ttc nlte nr o I 4 M Coi j HKHBERT- CITTINS. Corpon p ... i into 'he architectural plan of of E * 57,500.00 .stouk ui l \ “.U'vv.\ oi c le a n e r s .; $8.00 WEEKLY ^ppyfai'vai *25 m illion bund issue ! rrncl his dfiucihh?v. M ^i;ca*turv ut mo Lionrd ugnti Mrs. I.lzn ? thc Cliffwood School-. . : c I 1 Mut. . i Rosorvu i-j;uik) ...... I.iitio and finance a r n c d l c a dc il fV[ u K111 t i c \n in tne wouiriy uf Monfr outh. i Kotins arm oismnuu.s tui- c i\ir :7<<;>nme;< mail,. i Thu pre-fnh school had the ad­ . -stntc ot now ji'rtiyy • during ui ovt rtli iiJU; P e M nvilic*. Call Ma* We Can Outiit Your vyp fi--,... . i,ter,m tnehvam au n e n n e m n a in e s i t-Hfi as n\tifU un s*»u i-» suu in u v .e t k , •fA'.vfin wjlf Matov/nn. Nev.- ‘Jersey. I D u nk p ro m ise s u w n o A ] '.'.firkUiK (iirobi frurn your In.mo. ditional advantages. . according tt\ $4 32 ' J . $17,300.00, furniture ;m(l Entire Home with -Cli tile state j.City. Pl£; . ' i iiu l u(>p{>riunH.v if you h a v e a c u r, n o jt G il. llurner Service, Any oil stovu or to* Mrs. fluherl, of being suit­ j n xL u rcs r> ...... •lit .00*1 p, i n}jpcai nnrv . umhitiuiis. Cult Mr*,. Rc-ti- (s now nrmffid'.j- ‘v . KKfilKTItY AND ELECTION flour furnace cleaned or repaired, able for hot air heating, thus j m.ip., .Mittaumi i-fiRUi!-T!. w.ici ] New range, burner* cr Coleman floor the Finest 7 ^|^iitjiU iiwivtfiiMrsnORO\Ki!? (»E MATAWAN i't’ ,nrtt' In f^ivRluals. pr.vhicrshi w .im ; p j a NOS, player psp.nos, organs tuned W indows * V.YContlnued from page one) phalt. inlaid tiie unci o f utilising timS foi* lhe. Borough of Mat&wan. i and corporaiions iK7Aiithdrityybpnd8, I’hl! The eu • ...... I and repaired. Finest craftsmanship, {more window urea in the 0 i i t . | CTounly v t Monmowth, Slate of Wew j iiTio. (Lui>ufvi>;. PuLA-it!- WOMAN tn ht-lp Wit.il g(.*MC!'"d fah prices. Over 35 yearc experience. ’ Made Today! O' teacher be hir^U so the third S. mul ^ ’^ce^s'iof: tiie Gordon State v ' Jersey, will meet ni Uu* p’acef* here-i lials, pittLU1 shi; I work, 2 days i week. Call watO 'jCall Eddie Koons. Matawan l*MCS*'A,*I fourth-fii’Mi ffiou)) uouid be put I side w alls of tiie ni.ructm'Ci. •AD I ituifler dcsigiuiie'l on , cqrpot'Jiifui'i •t.VM.W.U tVrtf} l'hl!7j-,/. vyhdwpvbi'. iiKllcsitos ...... ------> ;)r v.rite* R. 1). ii, Matawan. wjtf . eight room school would CORt TUESDAY, NOYEMIIEK 2nd. VJ54 I>pj>ofi»ls ot' U u U fU Sin**?* NO MONEY DOWN! ; on - - 'spsslo ns. . . ‘ hetweop Uie hours ul 7 ;/.m. und 5 w in. Qovornincnt Liiu lufiLu^ $114.695. according to Mrs. Hu* i j PARTS ond Service, new ana used E jS liljti® tp‘;-sitauHU.e tlui -■Ashed if there w ns not a room l'or lhe ■ mirpose. of eomlueHug ihe p ostal sauinys? ...... FOR RENT ! cars: authorized Mercurv dealer. •— Kcncril .'election for thc* election of D ep o sits o f SUuu.s an ^T,T"; r'."LJT.r «« ‘V.------IZ~ i n* Luvos, Stono Rd. Tel. Keyport! PORCH ENCLOSURES 2 Members of the. Hoard of Freeholders r ...... , TWO lofts. 2.1x70, 25x00, flight lip. No ' 7-1415, wjtf I ALUMINUM.AWNINGS- •:- . > wsroWilfetipXdre voting to in- ( 9U' Sa-vtor. lltciy declared ,,va;. seeginjj to -.delay -Boston on Two Couneilhu:n for ihe Full Tei ins t T o ta l l.jr .b ilid c i; Cnnt ‘ Improvements. 12 W. Front St » —...... — -.— ------;— [ ' j A L O U S i E f i l The sessions of the registry board! Lliiclncling .‘.ubordmat* S^t©|^?f^a^,sr.de^;;'i,.tlveyr^b®,'S Blunt, county sttperta--; ... accep...... tan ce of -'bids for.„. tho..... 12-.. J Louis J. Cnrta. Pershing Pt.j Keyport ’ T»ini) ,\ r h Q L1iy \lrTf'l? ALUMINUM: DOORS : uill be held at the. foilotvihg pniuns j • ?d obtiijAtiuus shown c„ M1„n, , l;Cr.lt Keyport 7.1535 or 7-34A3 afior &i K b r A llt ftfciKV-lL'lti CASEMKNT WINDOWS ■ p la c e s : i vbe,:,'evenc iwore cftUtiouis j vcndeut o.f schools, fe.t this wus |rooni Mauwvitn school for two " b e l o w ...... !...... * „ _ll_ : p,n’ wjtf-Ml types dumfstir* refrigerators, wash* '' to • ignore. * ^veVU'.eibot^uitable $ fppschool, purposes. ijaonth,:> , FIRST.. EJECTION DISTRICT .... w-pnii«i'e ...... V.;.V ~ — ...... — — 1 cv>f, electric ranges, electric water AJJ Uioi part of llie Borough ot M a t- J , CAPITAL A M \h\ i p' > A HA KIM KN3, luftdshed. three rooms: heaters mid freezers. For Service ARISTOCRAT A . MdyPi'S inquirnd about us T ^ r . Cuvrio told the Cliffwood nivon, ■ BEGIN N IN G ut a point where 1 C a p ita )1’ ...... »|*'“ }'^* “ •'living rm*m. bedroom. idKhvn ?»n\t , CKiU Shop. Kevport 7-0772, Honia Phony |® i P P % *.*na^wH,«Il;T:; . . . . tho venter Une of Main fctreet Inter*} Surplus «J|^jbndiqIr:iriVNew J e r se y .. . lin g , tho abniuloned M orristown * ,r \ 'bath lit;nt. h(*t waler. electric ar.d j Mistawxm UETh.I. Reconditioned re* OF MONMOUTH, Inc.- P-TA m em b ers llmt. the boaid sects the bour.darv line of the Tewn-hjmllvklvd );n»fu.> ...... 4J'ci.Lui i fuvuishen. Second (lour, private j frigeraiors tor sale. General Reftigcr* 31 BHOAD ST.. KEVFOJ1T, N. J. iv-mWA of - . the. . N^New ,. • jerseyJersey I Sohuoi.aohooi. Ho noted it was a brtck ship nf ivtatuv.'an, thence (l > along the ' home. A'Hdtr u;;lv. Hrferencca. Cali t ytt.an Surviefc, 30 Division St., KeyporL An AtTil&tc nf 0u» . .. knew there -wus a problem in yakl center hue of Main Utrcct tn 'fi T o ta l C .ip ifd A eeo un u: * 2oii.4-iH.7h ^ a i M ,;‘ Cp|leBe Coihmlssldti.l building.- nnd was located in an Matnwan l-2:t‘>2 v.iii ------, . , ... Cliffwood. As soiin us Uie Ma­ suLdherl.v direction ie Hu? bridge on - ...... -• - : (7f)His’ pirkfng, other types of tractor SURPRISE STORE a |S ^ itei|:iby.'the 1350; .legisla- areannar stiburbausuburban to Matnwan tawan project, was out of the Main Street, south of South Stroei; { . Tutal i.tnMli»n*s und iSM Ai.L new . .tudlu apartment, p^vali: ; wor«. also rye seed for sale. B«rr* E. Front Si., Koyport where much new building was thence »'3t along a line drawn down}: t'aph.-u Atvm.uts HiM51.20, enlriiwr, !,* at, hot v.uter ligtiU. re* i ;.rd Prcii:. opposite Morganville Gen* wjlf Well cJoohmented way, “we will go after that one the center uf lhe gullcy enissvd by theovhis tiauks’ euuiuil frirer.dton and partly (unilshed fo: ; erul S t o ic . C u lt M u Jyw H ii 1U0H5 R *! goinc; on. The board members td the a cl- he gave assurance tip denlfti** ibridge to Lake I.ol'fiTt:;; thence} 0(: $0u per month. LujioroLujii'i M2 ttkoioki.ut 1. _ *!«<, W H I S K E Y b a rr e ls . 30 unf?pA rtf Laky* r.Hffefrtn In ‘Priin. < • vulm; ’ condltlonori; nt-.w hnrrels .trom 8 to ed he ancl other bourd m em ber ensforly 'edge of Lake f,s/fertn to Proa-( uf -; TRACTCilt woik. piowlna, dieclna.rnow. 50 gn!. E H, Kahlert nnd Bonn Ine., iyMfiftl-dehtal school. T he av- to allow', them to do anything hud looked Tit pn**fab schools! !Jpct Point; thence i nlottK a Jln?s| ^IK.MOHALsI) t APARTMENT, 4 roiOns, on! .vao-v.! Inn, ie.-itinK ,.r r:,e. vviii-nl, soy boons: H ig H a a y 35, K e y jw r t . Ted. K e 7-(HB2. er, knows! about, it, .However, they felt w ‘ drawn ocrobK Lake Lvfferts from Pvuti-j le/tgfd <>r assigned r n')V*.*r. aidonuiiif h<*:i lil boor. | or,,I otUnr scobs: nlsc combinlllfl!.biff, Der- I Swjgfe«iiiw#jii rnoreov before proceeding with lllcD pect Point in a northeasterly dtreetUuD' “* ’ utt: Ji-dmitic.-- mid ..IHijt iLii.j.MVibU-. C.iii K* Oppo«;J v ille if the central school plan _ to ; W HITE vombtnntl'iu stave, ooai anV1 •. own O observutluns b serve . thatUhnit Church Sl. buildinp. H e • to Ravine,4,iiv,»,,« Drive:‘'“ y-* th.crjce ,,J',;5j alcutf * fofor r ootn»:r tn «r puit»'»w piiiH'ilJ';; ...... 5 ItJU.dOtnMl ■- era I Siore C a ll M a tu w a n 1-Ohfld- lt*i. .J got,;, . also white .. gas ...... sbvve, veryygooyi APARTMENT, 4 rcm?,*:, "U Main jL . , , enhdiilsm. /easo/iab!#. C a il M a la w o n - ffpFtweij-belne* o f his fam ily in j thetl* feetinu thullof IliBhhmd Avenuo to a af the} aa. after dedm the: oof i MnUw.'in; ipso H'-: rt>on» Inibgalnv. TAVINTs tnachnu* vunan.-.. lUdorc you . M-2 'H'6»teued by the obvious short-’ mijlit be moans of restoring theljf n' m asonry ‘ buiUUnft could be S . . . .. i n?servcs •.( L'i.Sbd - - 2h...... A v iiL 'd d v -'N...... o v o h 'I k .t 1st. Call Main- biiv or sell vour old sewing mnchtne. I ... ..,' ...... _ yiX . Him p.wallut wilh Matawan Road to * fb»’‘ Serurilit-t hi vH*.v n ’i u'in.waii t-2242-W. h >2!t-j« : C a ll A . C . Stiisc-cm . M a tn w a n 1*426R*M Siy-fif dootors and other health Morristown Scliohi. It was* built for $17,000 pov room , il HOT water boiler with pot «tove, good thn gulley wliivh rims along Aberdeen' above me ai»«n* iii'dnv- • ------• - 1 for expert repair .service. Reasonable condition, reasonable. Call Mntawnn tr s o tin e l.G e i'ta m ly tlio m od- pointed out-a comparable sim- wns prefcrnbln. Ho foresaw Hoad; thence (7> along a line doWiit ,il)HC (lJ llstIvc*. n/ .. . 17,085.32 RHALTIFUL luiuse, 4 rontns ant! bath. : r.itcs. wjil-M" 1*257(1.M . ,f J21* ation had existed with tho the center of tiii:; gulle.v to a potht; j r W Maedt'vilU* (’a.-hivi oi the; lull vdiar. i',0 oer month. Must' - ...... --• — ...... eTjlSdental school that Is needed Uie need to defer ucMon io “ sluri when: same intersects with the ceiit«r J ajK*jVtr.'UJ15,{ed lenk. lu*Vci>\ eei tlfv thal have vcfeioucc.s. Available ^November ; UHKOGHY and Van Hikxoort. contraet* WESTLVGHOUSE knmdrmnat nulom.i tlfctvllevlnte this sliortage is a Brunswick Gardens School and all over again" if tlm pre-fab (in** ot Matnwan Road; Uiene** (B):u-!j>ui .a.0c ,t ,i*MtUM.t is t r u e u* tin*;l‘)ln Cali Koyport 7-Ui:>7-M. ('..idl lng ami repair Free cslliu- I tic. ^ood.... condition, verv reasnnati’c. . . that the addition of two rooms long the unici center line of Malawrfn j„.c| * f n-v 1 now U d p o nr,*J n e lie t. ------later. Cad Keyport 7-3PR7-W or Key.t CM! Keyport 7-3504-M. |2D an njore vital matter than any plan w ns taken uo. "'Flint would Road in n northerly direction to the' ' c M -NNDKVILI.E • KF.YROKT. 5 lar;;e rooms $55 per 1 purl ’MOW-M. Wjlf j dtnrt to prevent an Increase of and installation of a heating menu keeping children on hall­ paint where said neuter llnu of M a t a - c . , ...... a m ...-*- . • • - ; !1 U l|!,;, in t j u i r e L a C o n t e s Shu*.- S t o f t , • -...... - — ------—— 1 TOP soii, road gravel, fill dirt, mason ...... nanwan Hoad imrnmclsimrnmcts tbe Dotbounrlarv ...Ijnfc! ’ * ' }< f M A L K M U S M - 'r o n l St.. Kevport. Av.uiiiPSe Ni/v. i.-^t , FXMERlr-NCED jjJejler. all types of . " v'tallUon jn the state ii bnncl- plant had restored lt ns a fine, time nnoiliev yenr, sand, wash gravel and cinders, Ifscd tiu. DUcU (t {nj Hv.' Township. of Mutawdti; . thenc« .. , ,PETEK .1 ROLLO I C a ll K e y p o rt 7-‘l()0u 7-UUI.L7.I w jJt | pleating. Will do work at home furin trmlh. ear*, iruekx ami i>artB. ^ debt, 1 school building unit. president s&iil. • s11 iitong me said boundavy lifie af FRANK - - . iil'vl'l FR . leciuire I.iLi Mae Hannon, ?. Hull Place Curd wood saw bum’ll. 2 bottom plows, IfiHOiiased Regional Scliool the Towmhlp o! Matawan to ihe point j DiiCtnorx APARTM ENT. 2 large roam* U and t aiut Hurley Street, Keypoil, uft«*r :o0 lime nnd icruuzer drill, orehurd spray* sfji#-peopje of New Jorsny will Walter P. Swanson averred or place of iHegtrmlnc. ' , i,ui water supplied Foo-e Ave., K v v « i p IT*. William Kerr, of the teachers vj2l or o» akida. H foot, double itisc harrow... tLayc tan acute personal interest the salesman for Ihe pre-fab Prdhng nluce, Iloolr Jt Ladder Fire- jJ ‘ j.o it . C a'.l K e y p o rt 7 (l70!l«W. •v ill J I -...... grain elevator and dump trucks. Dumf * |ta thc mealoal-tlental sohnnl ref- committee, reported that a house, in back of Borough HitJI.' I . ! (ruefcf, for hire, pufidozing. cedars dug/' school might lump become fl SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT ciitMCiunn r n *t o f M*’W IFR sEY ‘ HOOM. tn .UatflWan lor iadv. newly board committee had sul in oiii^: i land clearing, grading of »U kiud;% Lfcl'Wdpta When thev go la the exuberant" ancl G eorge S. All...... tiuii part of* ...... Uiu UorouRl, ...... of M ai'iSUT i ClL\NCERY DIVISION • rurnLsIu*eeerator Tennent Road; Mor#unviHc. Cull Mu* •, , ...... ■ ______.. iBarrett, vice piesidrnt. ilecliu-- the uei.lur lino nf Main Sti'eet inter*! , r i , n,,* K-"3.n'l ' , '(!!> M a m St , Ltlawfin of caU Mala- ■ Interior and Exterior tawan M220.J. jI2-td M-'Votjn* for or against the | nigh sohool with rei3i'ese.,t»tlv,3s|(:tl ^ ^ tnvesU?nU!t, the Jjrc. snuta lhu oGiUur lino of Chuiuli Street. !T 0 . IANK A-jK k v c x .V, ,- m ar.-. iw ix i i -4:i.>il v j:n i TnoTt^prnctioRble me»ns of nro-(of .seven other districts nl Mn- t itmeo ( .1 in nn cas erly directfon alon* ,w,„,,wl u-iawa-nta- L’uslnmi/.etl Colors ’CRAIN link fences, permanent protvc* lab plflu but ns tborc way. none the acntur line nr Ghuruh Mreel to a , v , n,..u „[ malr FAM ILY wilh clulilrvn. f» rnnin huiise- Kevpnrt 7-277LJ. uflcr 5 p.m. j Hon for property and family, reusou* km:i4iu; utm, small ronnLs. Rvepronf i Wdiijg* them With adequate [tawan High School. He dcelav- available In the Male, he couiil point tvnorc said corner line of Church ■ ew) inn.uai jtfinble Call Matawan 1 *0857-H for fren r Seilth^arVtoe Theli ownwel|ecl he was surprised to loam Street intursccls Ihe bountlary line o f:\; , ' t i ' n f y c ’h ’ inr.In,ml ot lin e Luildmg. vnsity heated, hun uik! school ! usttinaiPii. Wj2t* not see jvhiVre it could be ap the Township ol Muhm-an: thence (2) > , ■?, ,N,.:>L ^ Voit.MA.N V). SMITH hn* at rlot>i'. F r e e n a rk in g . &3P 50 f rav^fn'djftntes tljflt they should | Madison Township had mom ainnr said lir,tnttlnry Ihte of the T o tM t',tv lh l.K T T A Ii. SMITH, kiishiiml u w .n th ly (»r $10,50 P o rn m n e n t ‘PLUMBING & HEATING jrici.D ?grown chrysanthemum plants provcil by Ti onion. lenani i»niy. Onll Eaitningd.ifv 5- J »Pt»Vove'the proposal for a mod-1 grnmmnr scaool pupils than thill of .Maliuvau to a point where said1; :, . *,I n.A FMITH, single; j IOL- . Oil fttnner?:. St1- SOUTH AMBOY 1-0321 H. C, ALLEN adding machine, used, fuel. Madison Township had such Alhmile Avenue interuertK tho renter ;iio,r -lul,till and Inis III!*'. Call Mala- i v e ry lit t le $75, C n )i K u y p o rt 7*0406*$ .*' p t ’ COMMUNICATION Clifford P. Case, Keptiblican .S.11 IT U . iiu -ff.i.K i U i.t; J'.-N-. ' H A R 1 J- S \t an l-fliil .e\V. ! I jn liiigrt enrollm ent would m ake I iim : nf Mnin Street; thtni'f i4) ulnip; UKASE ami ANN I'LA:-!-:. imsLanJ und ( fiE'r ready for Thanksgiving with new 5 p.m. io 7 p.m. only. ^vJ21 *^ candidate for senator fruni NewJ j.ald cotut*r line nf Main Slteot tn a I it. tnipviictlcal tor it to be In- w tit*. H A R R Y C L A Y T O N .in d iM A ii- j FHHN1SHED f"> Lvitiuc (18 VRnud i •,*dl> *'f»vcr.. I'cricitli tailored, fullv I'Q.- taet Editor ; knuHiorlv ibreelion In the peiht or place OAK FT CLAYTON'. mfLnt.'t and ‘M.V; > EXCELLENT rpace lienlcr, conl or Jersey, spoko to tne Presbyter-1 nf H eg in n ln g Si.. \l Ravvan •all .Matiw-in u I •jn.i.umifed, Ccniplele 1; m * ot sampleswood burutng; also .small water bent* ' j ‘ ‘Vyfrfdhe rnem bnis ot tlm Cuff j eluded in it reulonal plttn anil WAIHF.R DOYLE ,i:.cl ELL>E 1'DYI.I- * " c‘j -•sdm'.ii in >ou» home, im obltgnllon. ian Men's Club at ihe meeting i Hoillng place, ‘ Washington Engiiu if.-. M li.ntu-,!) NIV'l- 25711-Al. ing pot stove, reasonable. Morey i/ny wAttd’. P arent Tenolievs Assocl- ] mntle tlm erection of fl hifili Anni>fipv Ki ro flm ue nn fjlHe Slnfol. 1 r :» n . . ------...... 1 Ml:,. (■ T. Koopman. Matnwan“ Poupry ‘ Farm. ’Karn Teimanl Road. Morgah* i e c i i u l uu-, s’ i \'io < L'i. he !ie,.- •: ic ,i• T> f-'fittiev'-pBppte of M ataw an Bovougli only wtty out. . i awan. t’EolNNING at a point .vherr : ii.jiii1 i )- i*4 u t i UL, WHITE enamel. 2 burner kvrohene Order oi il.is i',.ti j.dic't. $ ID per month. Kniiu nid'A ’d T he sa m e consjcltnniion wits I lhc rciiit'i- lino ol Muln Stroct tiitc.r R il: l:<51. !>*’ • HOUSES FOR SALEceoktng Hiove. vouki bu converted U. pad Township that an injustice i't.'i-t. Un ’ N ik r i m ik iI! * a i ri 11;.. „ _ C ’a i!_ M . dn v n u FOUhi’.-U i • ______LEGAL NOTICES | hccts lhc crater line of Chufch Street, i* i m d'clcch in Hi'' co al s tm 'c . In q u ire 074 F r o ip c e t A v e ,, -U4'is beintrdono to the school child admitted lo prevail when n re- j fh**iuc it* In a r.it;dii*rlv dirccHcn a- CI/Ruffid. or cu ll .Matawan D457P-AL R.reiNuui a iiti Ru* ,• t« i". the all- V , « n p , r * A r \ ci 1 (HRU)INr.S to move, delivered f.o your iiuest was received from the ut- j loiu: ll.e haiti .•outer hue of Main Street Av * rap : of the Township. The pro­ MONMOUTH COUNTY i criVH ". |lf, |..r •• 'Iffic*- id USED CARS I I'U'i.rrb-, Ctu*ai>. A U lmnrnvemcnt/j. lo Ru* ftullcy j.outh of South Street: I :| , oi Aiui il.iu'o Mi>n:r*>iith COLEMAN Hour heating unit run hv , -'-posed building plan u ses nil nf tnrncy for tlm Botitll Itiver SUItHOOATiTS COURT , ll.*- ’D>«’ ! N»j price over phone. Highway 33, kerosene, thct moMatically c,»nlr*)lU’d, Ihi’iici' (2t itlong u Hue dov.u the l’ ko ' ! Counl.' MniiP-w.. Ncv Jc : .c>. wav N O T IC E T O C R E D IT * MLS T O t r r ul ;>aid g 'd lc y to L a k e L e ftu rt.s: U S E D g<»od ciir-dltioi’., rcasuiiaLle. Cult Mn* the pudget approprlntinn for the Bom tt of Education fur un es­ PRESENT CLAIMS AGAIN ST ESTATE d eriga-iR und UM ’il .... ’.iu- tu*'*" ‘*i'd F o rm a n , ihcncc F»i in a sotdhcrlv dlr*»eUun , . " ’I ,,. 1..H1 t I , 11,,111 , liu!l J „ 7i J.-J l.twan i ;v840*j wJ2t timate on* the number of pupils ESTATE fiF LOUISE M 1H/RI.FW. n .ni'l u i.tn c ■ >>,: n:u.. :> i*.' 11 ■ ‘ Fin w jt t ;,.i A borough alone. long lhc i'asiorly edge of Lake Lef- n’au.tiif F- rl lot itlKliwav 8-1 DECEASED. K iel" -I i !: 11: 11; >' i ' n. th« !Mi!"|! llmt would attend Hint high fcrl.s lo lhc ictiitir line of Slnte High- ' -.'a j;-, Itl us | n .hcipui und d> M a m ,1,-iHv C.ul! M a la w a n FIR E WOOD, IJulivercd SRI per rn rd . - f i t tpe Matawan Township Uuii.uniU t>, ibe <>r(b*r nl DORMAN ELEVEN room-: .md path, 38 lots, 0 i l-v:>71.\VT after 4 way :n; llwutv f D along U il* .said cen- j , ! ( cr|.i,r. I.,\ : ,i ic (’(-Dill- 12.'D Schanck \ F.ihlci " ii f Call Malcea p .m . -A'i^flpavd-Sjducatlon meeting on scliool, by years, over u 10-yenr MeFADDIN, Surrug.ilt* nl Ihv C’ntinly ,'ui' garage aud chicken ronp. Call w jt f nf Slf'iiinn'ilh IL.ib r|,i - n,.nl>, nr tne l'-r line of Stale Ilichway 3-1 in u w est-.,...... nil •i> l,,c .inc'.nd 'lue Hu Keynr.*-, 7-(R82 ivjtf I erly diioei.iun to a point where the :^-vMbnday night, thc Cliffwood I* plan. Tho estimate will he giv­ u i.p i. -ation nl till- lii'itli*'i*ti.!il*-t!. I'.c t l 1.IWTI-I.R Mu: 1 ■>ii -.i.il t.,\ - dc i said center line nf State Hiflhuay ;!4 ii ID- in i-iiil : F s c r l C KELVINATOH chcid type 0 ruble foot en. South Itiyer plans « new A i. H iirb 'U 1, S o lr Ex*'< iii'/ U ir eO .'Re < cJ Iifh .R*. .-. (Nt'OiME j>fo(/cf-ft. ,> roont.s and hath, tieezcr iiucd a hhoit time. Webeon r “V TA presented plans for a new intei'bffis thc L'oundnrv Hm: of tlic p la n ,i ill. J l.cve- high school lo cost, several m il­ nf Hie ;.aid Liiuihe Al lhu . dreeu.-' : M 'fci ! I'll I'- PUT bf u ;c*l for 2 families. Icrmx: , 3 a spcefl t.f| mdoinntic |>hoimgraph; also 15 ‘’type, low cost prefabricated cd, indict* is herchv li.ven m iln crod- Tov.rship i)f Mndison; thence 15) along • i'i aiul ‘I*, hi; al-'il .1: 2! ,8 To d a y :d:'i 8 io«.ms bungalow in Fort n,v thc said boundary lint: of the I’utvnahlp ' h ual C'al! K i ’M in rl 7*1287, . •TBtpel structure. Wilh this Plan lion dollars. iRirs >>i said tlcccnseti to i.trscul to . pit) .a I c> , : . of V u (',11!t i.t’ lfl m o u iii $2300 o r teim .s Inquire 47 Cub , .. ------of M;uhsi>n lo n point where hind line (Illd l'( 1C! |L.i cutor lln-ir ciiilni.- a nu St . Kennsburg. u 10*21 | ' sVMt would liave been possible for i( iiiulcr cutli t-.illiui hix mi'C.th.- Irrtn ilii* tiiK'.Lct D Uu* center line of New Bruns.- ll aud !7‘ " m u*. i land- m r:tit:'i\ 's ii I: A v c n ite ; th e n ce Hr in g northfj h' E!'.*o, Cm.".*, o, . ijAi' both M atnwan and Otlffwood idltoi showed tho boa nl had a (i,‘Ic. h(j!t,fii;:-R: I o l.r'c J l udio k e v r d r r Ffcc ruuHi Cape Cud Business Opportunity direction along the euMerlv edge of ; D.-t’ca* fd - ilccd III'' ! hull vc lalge iii mg ruutn. nreplac’c. of $14,434.31 and I)nled : (irtnb.w Mh; l.ifd f achnols to acuulie tho surely ! free Inilanov F R E D M I >11R I ,K W , Lake Lcfferlu tn the g'.dlev lhat run 1 ; col (!*•■ iii F I’.a iL Fbuk j e|o|Jin ! -Duf" OLD i.nul mark. Kvurctt General Store, ' * •*v npecjod additional ciasBrooms at j Iiiiii lu cash position liaii in i'i \7y> I:.>it S irc c '., in bui’k of I.oeust Plm:c; thence 17 * »Offt ,1 ' •ib;, id ; > FU A N ( K & M i l l . I ' a | tm 'v (li ra in. 10 muni house. 2 cor I'sialilished uvur Kill years ago. Oitlv Mfll;i" all N’ ,1 along a Iim* drawn down Uie center Lf] Count' I*.« Sale - -M cj c u : v*Su; U o 1 garage, near : . hoi.!- iihd I'huiehcri, eur mu* in Hie se ctio n . H o use a tta ch e d , fund KUllov tn a point where the contei *]Yl(. v a mttnh lawor oost. Theaa plana |c ren scd *38,842.94 lo SVfi.5lS.7r> MESSRS I'ARSONS, L.M lliK'.NHK, .unuuni due :\ 81 ami Main Sl . Mataw i ,i>11 l-M'almi) (’h.itTc:. Siniih, broker, lo cated nn Hu* co rn e r. Lo t 100x118. Ojiljed for classroom s to be builf i In the past yihr. ( ’A N / O N A Ik 1‘O M lt v J/ttc n f .S clic iick Ay<:nu<‘ in le r.m d tr (he , j n tifica h •j** 78, d ip - 1 Lm'd fl R*U(i. M .R.IW .IO L I L . IF, 8 Sm ilit M , i'c u ii Amine. V«Rt.*y Price Jlfi.JOU. t ’.Hf H o lm d fi 0*«3fl2, . HI W a iln c e S U c .'t. teidci line of Mnin Strcvl: thence UUTi’ajn* .J 11 11 • >')>:*< r-'IIM f i ’ i;-,’UWi w 121 inimito; trnfu Red Rank. N. J vvjlt*!*^ , at a oost of S14 00U per class-I ------Red Hank, N.w .lof t - idoru the < enlcr line t,f Main Street In i vy.j ii'\ ij’c t h f . di- ' i. d tfo 'p : ■; room . Thla ta 84000 chcnpor per G ; A„ \ ttu iu e s a u n rth e rly d lre c litn i to a po.">I .old uiii' the I D FLK’A'rEhSEN ami general * store: ;l! Dn.TJ lhe said ccnlcr line ,;'a; atnotii't I‘ • T ” ' Mfdll,' ot M ..!'! • LEGAL NOTICES LA KKYIEW e.ceellcni neighburhoutl trade, priced ,, classroom than Ihe cost of the UUT18 UpliCUl UR inUThcrts; Ihf cenler line of Slate lligli , (l!, ! i iv t il f .c n l IS Di.' la w , lie . >lio"i* a ie a p . ,i proposed addition. This plan , iiiaiisruv ano i:i,i-;(tion (i-nt ‘H; thence RU along (he «-ald cm ; . um r ;i ;:{ , i !,.j V. ilh Udt : I• ( ■' A N F N d 't'IF E (hat (Iw fnlm-wmg In Mata (Vim Boro (Continueil fr o m p a g e one) I - NOTII-I-: t<‘i line t»f Slate Highway .14 lr, auin,.,,, ;-,f| i, mimi i- • I.. • Uo Ilu pui' -hasc ri! l.tild:. TA VERN $50 000 > early. >"000 per week v presented bv thc P l'A ia cheap cji* lei !>• direction In a nolid where .sau! ' .li >ii5 AFIT.KF TK. im " • MRi.de, (> ing and In un: 1MMGK UEDI.iCEI) during Miintiici x m .h ii. dcnild o. pnqeb.us Gwnei relir- . I o'i F'i‘1 ’\ ul, at;reel u n i | n ;■ donfurnis to all building codes. | , a m i >ci H ie T ,iv .ii'dijp >'/ .M ,il.i:'’aii. IHdlrnad nf New .ler.uey; tliener (liu ” li'g I iu i uu *». rim ilr. Smith. Busmens fire elH efi, w e re llie cine.': Ut im l alniii* said roadbed to a point where NOTK i i I ’ I ; I : M H T T A K V ' m eal li.Dhw i||i u| (tu- .ni, ond ' ‘ , We wish to go on record as • C’mnJl v uf Mint mi >':Hi S? -t'f >>l Ni*". IMMEDIATE SALE Rrnker. D5 Smith St Perth Atbbuv. said I'oJKlbtd intci sfi-Li Hit* ccnlet H m** I M l i V P T (R i ' W TIFN T.'- Iff \ l-.T ! Rt :e (lu n*|inv ana l - .*t i-.e win,re llll' fire tnii'kf ahutilil j ,1 >*! ..c y , V.lli Ilil ct i.l J;n 1*1. ICC. Ill ic ),l\ li' bedroom 1 Cull ValU”. ll.MHh. . wJ2l I I'hui'-h Sticel. thence iju along > f .RN- m t' (o\ b-v\ ui;,uiu | . | t,i ,-t : i ’ b(iing onlv ln fnll necortliinoe I innllct dc: ik.'-R' iI '>’• IR i. i I A l s \;; r» i'i llll! t d hmiu* with! lm iilat'fti, from a sulely .sianti llie f aid renter inte uf f'hureh SI reul T ill'T R Hid .VI I'd FIHELTf 1 Mu * u r I , ai am] lil.. - nn. lhe follow ini’ 1 ' w lm linllcllnB plniiH Hun will TUESHA\, NDM 'M IIKIi Aiul. IIT'I h o| the to|hw,Uig • $. ■ * >. i . point , uml if U hail been I heir I I ic t >\ < i II II,c iii > 111": • ul j a Hi li in ni, wetdi rl.v diicctiun In thr* piout i If '*"i b ail -u *■ I .al A*' eplaec ul bilck mid j give Bcjuull'/.aUon In Cltffwood ur place nf Reghlhini» • in, oh al m e n u il* i.a-e -sed (oi- |,u - Real Estate For Sale ! p.fit. I'lf die* t/tlMMM* til lutntiin f ini' tuf 'Lu : d' -o L . I) d •nod flnms. large J clecisioit to move the (rm.-l:.-, Pnlling place. Midway Ho.u* Hrtui.o ,(i t uu i'.IS UlCIlt ol nil lor . . al "V ' and M alawim . Wo ask only for I gcilt'l 1,1 c ltct.m l f.ll |I|V ( li'l'tli'll (>l d (I* liie loFll. Itmtb I'll i mi Wiisningtnn Streid ,M -• 1 m c h a d lo 11 u *;. ‘ oli. 1 . • H O M E S FAIIMii • - UUSINESSBt- ’ from one end of the field to llm t 1 11 s S>*i,.itt-r lull'. ‘ nu ln d m r M a eu ( ’ nef d a s ' .. ^vhul. is rightfully one ns end FOURTH ELECTION l»lSTRICT |l |t|iod "oil. <1 p. I'Oti.irhrcd .111*1 ■ 1111 >: , Ren and -l.illk- Smilh. HealK.r, (' tlic lt'ili "i !•’' I" C'.cnRi- m b t'la im md econmiiimil hnl other. II wii s a pi oper one. j I M AM that |>;i1 1 nf Ihe R n rn 'i|U i nt M ill- m hch.w i ■ im- T o u ,e lij|» F o tm ic ih a ’ ,i In' dialed 1131 j M a in Hi Matawan l*3W7 fviiat would be fun and right 'I'liint ('*•;. i;t c. . I'liial 11 iii'* Mr L’m-rie imioried Uml l\v»| ‘V’r„V ,iu;in bounded on ihe cu d and north’ 1 u I,, t M ain w oi. vobii ’ io I •it split util for iill concerned. i*.»,l bv lhe hmnnlan Hoc nf the TqwJi- D I bu- i ei'Ulni uu , I nj, J:/M'e..'.qMs4. cejjiimt F O P R I .1 I'ninn mul Aumurk wronus ilnii't make a rielil" ami 11 is,mm n , ,lil|i ul Mai,(,van. un (lie aoulh bv Me hi|> Foriur.iU'-i' L b> I ; • a ir " lu, m.cHdii’P ihivc A it s ,’M’b, iTtiO. Riqutre li-CSIgnedl •nnlhcily L.nunthirv liu** nf the Tti.'.ui i n -'ilh 11.dj al N,, *, i At Ml> C ):l n -.b lls, ill CHfO <»f e a lle ti (o r itp p re v n l ef M r I.o-: •• Id cm l.V i ml |L i ■ D ' V ' I ••( F t i • i • 11,»I (1»«1‘ *- cudi-t,* v m . .ilu tm tu u n i nlti ■ lute - . oiffiwood Graiiinnii aduiol .i.d - ,.f h L iiJh o ru . nn lu e weal b,\ lh r d iu Tiu- 8 ,.1 u l-i, < - d ub i and i IhmgnU i A im i a. Di.ii.n Htiich. o o e ’ s '-aigpe.stion. j Tuv.'f.liij. t'-m imMi ciu.tii i*n‘ llie full ■ p a ren t Touelior AsHuIhntlim Loundai' line bf the Township ni M ul i i .ii . iuf.r>, on ||,u J . ro j i iiTAI'lllcM pinuv.iv. iurn i R’ l'in aw.in and on (he nmlh bv a line es ’•d'b«'J'. bln L e t i ' *’ * ’ I . , ,‘P In |dike I SIX .up five i '..on ImngiHuW': Mv Itisuianee .end I ■ I— I n i l s id IcndiM g tin fullnwd*; !n w il :D F a il u.ibiwap; ''“f "•• "• •'< \ J.iA fireplace, tile A lei te r w a s re-.ul ir o m nn ■ ill bt- I.flu ,|I UlC hi.lev M'C pullluR l'i,. c l i inngc. t,uiu, nleam i h HF.fl INN INC. al u point where tlm ”1 Ua • I ? In '• I ,4 (11- in .M um ui S our . hid l.i i’ elr.'h jila c c :. . i . mu;,.a I. a*. <• .aid M *■ 1 * a . n'pi.v all * • *!-. ,;q | hi.iil. ml Liu in*» tm. ci ing made trveH. liisuiiinr-i' mnn In itlver tlm •.THR "I' icnici Ind.’ ul Ni w Brunswick Avenue vf F I l L s T E I.E C T ID N i , intersected b\ the hmuul.irv* line >i al In, b h,■ 11.1 ■,,, ■■i i .cm :.i 1,1i 1 '.ta;. Inin.k u I lllildi f iced: i.imHi’uplntf Memories Of Early oim.s asking why he, u« a real ■IL-' I lr* i l i i '- 'D i <« iiill:. I hi). 1 <• | ■..,:. < 1 .a .(•,,> < ini ' '•|l\M III 'e 1 In M at a wan MR Htutinib lhc Tf»wn»hlu nf Mnlawnn, thence (It Itud ilmgld’ 11 all) 'IwclbiUd 8 ' dli.ifb k.iia Ti : ui • indlc A\c. •. m I, c hall 3 . i ,R . "1 lhc .‘.din ...... a . M3 ;,bM Raul R stivkcr Mcuiltnr. (ConllnuucI fro m pmht mml tl.ml, ol lh e seliool tli.sl i l,-I. un :; M , ih c .d h‘ a n.trHierlv llieciiun about Mu* emd p .I. I lull I'dliu. Dili' V,)l)i \ ID J. t •, 1 I ,11 c r p c .ff c cf L e R c iJ s lr. Ru* fftdl“ \ d ),•)» if ,iUf ■ ,f m $»«* 'b Sc t tt'tt .,"1 ),■(() La ‘ 1 i i’ll1 ii ,,R d near t mh -*) RelPl-b 'I Pi), | 12) - "It soft nl i. t not. p elt hilt a s h a iT ol : i-hnsl : lh> III, l.iCf II fl-M H Hi die I i thal dill:. Ill IliC hilll, .if I.OI'U:,! Pl,n*i*, Im a II dlai , b* ml 'I .” mul ;T, lit ,, i 11 ,r ■ .! IP ' I'-.a",id Ibud th" 1 m -.u rm ire uloiut u it n nil in,- ,,ili | (Lli h Ihf’iicc 121 along ,1 hue dl.jue d aw n , • tl,,|,-d .. lam ! • > i 'mi ....1 Mmrhb va. a v e r I ml ilie si ro Li > i , m -.t " i i o r D L .T I , iF T ,1 cundi 'f p.mi, ‘ m,'nbi’l ’d 1 llUl bl,,- I. |, . ! • - i - * I * n* ItlM T a v o i l l t ' '. 11 ,.t It ud ll in ,vi (I I w im ti Mi*, -Uitpll.'c- Die ini" bderreel.i the r e n in line ot M nin I If I ’ di r d -( ip.ed Ml I W I L L u i nl 11up ul) type* af mr* T | r»* S-cuMcl Jb R Kfieet, (heme (31 .hong (hi s l id can ul ■' fifIt Dc Mb■*• n->(! fb frhb. Im D ( ..,;c a( F . I fJ.efXi. ■ .irt I' d eniRdm, In my awn o y e r rim l/unelt nf I'ulloivillc ] irit.t It out a flaw in llie di i i Mill ol M nl n ’>,1 LMil, I! , M ild nl ■• Mini il $ lhu na | Eli i. .. U> ,i. 1111 if M ain F.ti- Dlu- >1,1 il 1! 1 1 u iv R Fsiid" Rioker 1hiilpe li Ot I’llu I . M ti Iill ah be .-bt, , a .d >i : nn lax i a m valc.d lab 'intnpl Cull Mflt»’#»d nnd llie it: It it'lilti In, tl at IIP’ ! hn, til 111 tu " I 111.',ill i>lie,■. a s no io II. d u e d l" i In a piilnl 'vlicre (he : n >,■ i 1 nbi'lu , 11!"I' l v, 121 ,j I ’Lllib-J wjtf < '.nod f11c 111 •1 a!' M id ilh * a ', I 'm ill' cei'lm line "I Mnin Sited !p|ci;ecb. : i il b j th, map-1 .ai'hci i. ; -m .nbt i ml ;•■ " a n d 2| bh’d. M •Map IR’Dl NlblUtfl he i’ lve n a p a il ol inuicy. nf the winiln ami ittlee- l\ ih 1 lo 'D i a l ' ce ll. I11 c 31 • c a hiiuj Du1 I’d ili" ||iu» nt Slab* UliRi'miv I'd. 11 ib ' i i, I’.pi * Fif D ID,•1 j "! I.i Mi 11 Hi Iglib I i.l m -eel im i v 11 li '(il ITINs. : 5 i K id nl Mle mm *jf d im nn ;udi, .Will . i ip inv nwn C*rAlilir,it-hi*l‘ Was I'caeltei' l.lie tbmi’d';. loMii-aiiee until lie W hole I ' n r l , to n ih c n c " i I ) a l" ig Ilu1 ...ul i *pli*r llm' HI II I* l‘. IF1 * (.nine Call Mev'J'm'i tiu 11*m'Iti> (oi b ‘Th'D lU i'll nf (he ni S ta le IlIjMrvav !,t *n a point wiifi-.- ,,( 'Che llmtld if j a n d d :m d fay nqid’dd. pu I ii f ,(:* ' WANTED III huiilile wJ'Jl* "U. wita an Hint ■I'hivm-ltt1' thn i hud 1ipfii bMliihlL’iif'l I'oidci h ' dip' ol t ! I'I , It' Mill MWIUC lhc ’.aid ri'plei litu* n| .U dc Hlglm’a, 1 i'n nb -h ol Ru• 'I'tw.in,lilti ulil'ii *'i ed .' 1 en d 81. li'iiel, I' -m M ap j In Mn* Fntnilv ni iol Ee.i-'d! I R I,(.! A I'Ll * npl l M’lni lu n.U'prnlP, j I ijot m y first i'X|)i'rieit.'e in pH- in I hr illhl iici Ior fiv e ye,II.-. .nulla ,|;-lri I . uli 'u (lie i del Iv c ili 1,(1 biter .eeli, the inuiibm l n( the ("eniiai 1 ib, • ml b' I gll I -I. mid in n.c nwd luifiie l-l I ia ir s R uu d , llic ii' i :a« llhcdi.b'l I' j }{,| |i uiuj r,| New dre.ev. ',] ablimnh ,11 fl '■•liMc of Ni" IR ISi' K VVhN EL,' it nd hliunbihi! “ ml. Mind luiv** nb’aii . lihiilfl RblU’iru full (hie Modi gmo'aalnn i ,|. Widi* l‘,nv M «'a>,i'! old Call MiRiv-'hm of.lriif. Wlitui it lm ! uf about h i. m, ,dm,i: Ilu1 e.edci b t iltD’ if Letii.x Ruml I'nlimg plnee. Ficnemi IndeReiidenl •b‘| id'1- Tu\-us:i!j. 'Mcik WJ21 I I |5W | nl till:, nt W > R..J 1 ; I"1* .- wont lt> Netv Vp i I: with /.nup) "I" by f j r \ o v e r ii 11 v e ■ y pm r In }n <» jn dot (th l ‘ll.Uv u-'d A v i.m e W hm n I i Ii I'liihlH', Fim ieiui AV4, U >i 13* s m s l i t * » ar - * rc«< A-,* « >. A Af' ; l - ' l p r ' T - -. 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i rt UtA* W fA H*k) ** A» V * ' Vt^r-j ‘Trick Or Treat list Workers For r :. - r i i T 7 1 i - , Mafc&want Personal Item® rum rlii pienilu-rs <>i Tiim iy . - d. Imn ti J.iirertaro% Aifar, Rosary Society f.jvi-.; I'lieuitlv Society oall » ‘lotoee 0 f Jm4W| nurlioiliatc lu • • iricif ur 7 real jCit! Scoot Dme Ji Womans flab Topic ior all tne VVoclri s Children'' : seco/id !sup;;;l C aurch , iiidhsemaue Lutheran Chiwch ■ Mrs; Garret . J. McEesm, sr., M r. nnd Mrs.. F; .-Howard I J -] Fashion Show Oct. 27 b.v co liccu .'p c coi.ii.s uu- th e : - ! Funds Col'ecled Will Alienhurst- Keansburg I ■ Orchard SI... dmmvan : Maple pi.. KeriMrt - F ats- Havers Man Talks its a .surgical inticrtt tn. Miridls- oyd. jr , Mrs. Edwin H. Dom- i luted N(i;,,;- liu.eroadoaui i Be used Locally lo j , R ev. W. J. H u vth esim " Per I d ) Bo is pi Gu Diamonds; To Sell ;se:<' General Hosnital. New, Snick, -Mrs, Jay F, Hostetter, I GirK t o Be Highlights | CuiiitU tvrcs Iv iiic r e e u c v F u n d . ! j P astor . Placemats As Project i Brunswick. . .-, Miss M ary Ltsfc, and Mrs. Rid- j F urs 1 o Be Shown i Tlie girls wul be urrssud in I Extend Program ! Morning worship Is at Ijr.aim,' Halloween costumes imd ] The Twin City Gospel Singers, and ss preceded srv, isie .Sunday ...... , . , v Mr.. nnd M rs. Charles C ph W. H errick attended the con- j >v-(l! | The Girl Scout finance ■ cii'ni- ior Elizabeth; will [render a uong ’’Paul . delaVleussille. oi1 Fair i ychock. sr., and Mr. and Mrs. cort Thursday evening given by j Miss E ileen M oran, nf Alien j make a door-to-uoor canvass. .School session at iiMJ/.Ci'oJah'Ky:'; If uiul when jour .doorbell ipaign in Matawan is now undev. j service Sunday ut 3 p.m . for c.eni-ji choir rehearsal, Will; lieA .HavK.iv, kpoko.pn "The Romance j cimrlcn E. Hunt were ' weekend the CoiVccrigeboun Orchestra -of j hurst. and Miss Augusta Cordts, of Kenmburg, will be highlights milts and some good-will (.1- • /w ay nnd, will continue until Oct. : the benefit of the .church, held T uesday at 8. p.iaj.j-i;,^?'' of . Jewels" u.t 'he anmi/l 3 ivl a -: gur-.sts of Mr. aud Mrs. William 'Amsterdam.' Holland, directed i : : the "Out of this World" fash-: esir .says or T reat." j 31. II is planned that every i cherub choli' ’ rehearsal; as/Bgifi/ day; party M the WoJTk»n’8,-'.Club I jj sut.pliin. R um bley, Md:,- by Edward VimEeinunv. ut Rut-I - J - n c i t i A 'harvest, home, supper -will be renicmuer ihat vour donation, . home will be solicited by one o i l i j i in Bowed by oi Mutavvau. - Held MorMtiy^ inj My!. _ M lunu, Bradford and Bfii’s University, -New Bruns-j ion and fur show to be sponsor- j ; served Thursday evening. -Oct. wick. ,ed on Wednesday evening by j hou-evor sm all, a id lii'ip pio- j of m an y workers. E verything : 28. the women of the clwrch. : the' juuiiii- .choir .practice':iK W K ‘- Trinity (Episcopal ..C.Uurch;. Mr. and son. Yvinston. oi Brooklyn, b.v the Altnr and Rosary -'Society,! ruute this cunstruelivi: work. I-thnt is coutributed will be us- i Missionary Sunday will be O b ­ : 3!i. ; ■„ " . - : - v, i'teussiiio chose diamonds, a, his ,N. Y., were Saturday’ guests of Ml', and M is. E ugene Lavoie j of St. Joseph’s Church. The] Aside train aiding less fortu­ jed locally hy the Northern Mon- served or. Oct.-28 at the- U n.m. ,/t o p ic ./ ■;;. -. . ' . ; ■ ' and children. Patricia Ellen and i ! There will’ bei a meeting ,af M i and Mrs. Donald W. Rob- J rnuuth County Cuuncll, in wind: .Man Marie, attended the 50 th | show will be held in the sohool j nate yinmgslers o! the world, ; service. The pastor wil! preach 'tne bunding fund visitors',iayiljef 'S'S Tin; s p e a by; y, r.-.-lntcd that In son |2800 girls rue now enrolled, with iVedding anniversary on . Satur-1 auditorium at 3:30 p.m. . ] ll helps develop m the GTS i end m u sic will he hy the junior . cluirch tonigiit at 8 o’clccki:-) mnnv it mr an o ds w it ■ Ml' and Mrs. C. Llciyd Little jmtiny more o n n long waiting day of Mi-, and Mrs. David I T liss Moran will render nev-; m em bor. a .sense of n'.spoiisl- [choir. At 3 ".30 P.m. f tl sr: Gospei ..hi worn only by . moil , but , h e tiaid . [> i , live, w eekend at Annapolis, huil.v mill broadens their hurt- j list. , Bavvim v P resbyterian Ohurqlbe; Chittenden, of Duxburyv Mass. era! musicn selections durins iTrvunpeters'of Newark, will c.un- . fiifourfh th e . years. t.bi diajr.ond irMti., .where they visited thfiir »uns in the needs of their gen- i Thc captains of-the -fund, drive, i (.Hiffwood - ‘ i '.Mrs. Rudolph B, Miller at­ tiie ovcniriB and also wil! act as i duel « -service, ; has tidcdrnodthir:' Univ. sal sytn-: i graiuJson, -Midshipman' Victor J. i as recently announced by the Rev. w m ium Lehr. Fftotarri•-••••• tended the wedding Sunday uf n mode!, She began her mu- uratiuli ui oilier countries. .hoi: of sentiment.;; Mr. Rev.sMUc RToddu, Jr at the U. -S. Naval j j chairman, Mrs. Jolm Mohair, : M urgsnvdle Methodist f'Uiircii her niece, Miss Jean Ann Beard, siunl cui-pp • while attending 'St. l-oliow m g the collection, tne i Tlie s-evmnn topic nt tlas/Svtfl-J added the t'dianmnds' are if\u do A cadem y, iare as follows: Mrs. Karl Claus, i Rev. VV. Is. Magsum, Fustor to Donald Gene Oden,, at, the Rose High School, BclmuiV She girls will meet al .I rindy i ‘ur- ■ oay, service, at 11 a.m. wiU'. jje : oi the . harddst,rimvtt;riM'r known a. The Yvomei Association" pf 1 I Mvs. Thomas Dix, Mrs. James j "A King Prays" wlll .be the had the lending pan. in all'-the l;,li Jlu ll m id enuiit the results. I "The Christian's Title,’",):Sun-[‘ to. ]iaari:itJiSV.!^^5'-'»V!t''4iP<^;^Yj;tbV:i^ir3t Presbyterian',; church' | -thvooiiey uhape), Butler- Univy r- j Benner, Mrs. Milton Gunkle. ! paator's nennot'. topic al tiie school operettas and won first An uppi'oprhete dedication of ;day School is r.i1,8:45.a.ip, iioh and hot)iVd!;;".-can- Poratch j^yVji. hoUi a food sale In,the John w t>. utdlaqapoliu. Ind. ... Mrs. George Barrett, Mrs. E v e [7:30 n.i.-.;.- servict* on Sunday. prize Inn talent contest held nt the offering will be made •.tliem;':’. i \ V t l l ' . •'ghlpAuHetoii,- ta ssin l,A g e n c y . 117 M ain St., /M iss H elen PitnVas, of New rett Carlson, Mrs. F ioyd : .(-ii'-il M ethodist Ghnrcji <• Conveptkm flail. Asbury Park, lietnre it is w e.at t o I. \ I I !-.I . averred, tbcia. iltiRtor, w as cqu.iUj'ott-'/FrWfty, .Oct. 29. starting atj'Y.ovk, w as a weekfind gu est of Mvs, David Kusaknff, Mrs. Hfti- - isnrfng \ iilmv ■ . Main .St., Mutavran . in which participants from 22 imlteil Nulions. New York. .d'tilciclc. iMr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Herrick. eld Qunckenliusli. M rs. }'‘vnn.k* Cointnuiiltv f.ltiircli I Rev, Albert D. Curry, shore high schools competed. The remainder of the evening Lov.iso JCerney, of Brook-! ,:-Mr. and Mrs. Guv H . Cheney, iln Soliieie, Mrs. Wi iU'iiill MM- : . A, Tiiomas Ciayton. Pastor ' sundov morning wot'smp-dsiatv She played a leading role in the M -lil lie spent lu dancing und hr,^"cl^rifrC hut .'ahcl/catM ;- He ijyll, jj. y., returned to her hornejor Anderson, Ind., retunitul itr. Mrs. John Fleischmann. j Sunday -School -is .a*. 2:30 p.i.n. 11 a.m . c.no tho r.ostorks topic Gilbert and Sullivan Operetta, -Ila llo ween activities follow ed di.Vp){(-ycS! , a..,;, iepytio.uctloi,’ o f;gut)nBy alter . spending' several ] hiwne Saturday, after spending Mrs. Fred Ditil-rlch, Mrs. Earl ]nnd worship service is at 3:30 will be "Our H ope of./Dqliv^.r]-;; ‘Tolnnthe." on Brondwuy. hy-rnfresnnieniK Cy pi aiiy Vcftuhous, Afainoijds, k.ntt idays',,as tiie g u est, of':Mi'- _and several days as guests of Mr Smith, Mrs. Jeliti Cooper, IH . i ]i,rn. P r a y er m e e tin g . is held ance." Btinday 3chdol,tS[aij8il45tj As understudy for one. of the conducted a diwsllon. and iin.vjjyij's Allan J. M orrison. ■ i , and Mrs, Philip L. NeidHnger. nnd Mrs, Geoi ge Ritter. leacti Tiiarsdrty, evening nt 7:36 a.11). r j.r'/;. leads,. Miss Moran toured for wen period alter ,h>« v.n.lk,1 . ,1 'M r s. David M. B ruce nnd M r . and Mrs. C. R.andoliih The cnpUtlns hiive secured the ip.m. ■ - . The Senior Mct.liodist..F^iii)i^z' M i « Duvul Y litre it i nine months with the road com­ I Mrs. .Peter „A. Rend attended I ite.uaer accompanied by Mr.,and Miss Joan Heuser following workers l.o assist: i n t toniBhl nt b o : dr nt 11 ll urn r nv ti ( tho third -dlatrict fali conference | pany of the . Rogers nnd Hain- ; First Church uf Christ, y.nhmzko Mrs. Hareld Rue. and Mr. und Mrs, Buyiiard .Smith. Mrs. John clock in the parso»a3ia..:;'L'13>P;.:^ 9 him pcss’n liat (iidcis uci mersUHii musical comeuy, O 84 llroiid St.. Iveypnrt of the New Jersey''Federation of Mrs, Hul Weber, of Freehold. Garcy, Mrs. John Lockwood, term ed uu e Youtn Fellow ship ‘ i ..; being iaken for pliieeinuts of Women's. Clubs, held Tuesday klahoma." She is continuing Feted At Showers | Sunday service It a.m.. /sun- aUiO(ided the dinner dunce Sat- p., Mrs. Ruth Crawford. Mrs. w ill .noiri a Hailovv'een partywat-j her studies; in voice nnr.1 drmna i dny School U a.m . vVednes famous -Sl'fiW- Jersey, sceueu for In Perth Am boy. : v Vii'day given by the Central Jer Vernon Ellison. Mrs. Jolm Shea, the homo of Patricia NeuUsihKqM • vho,'.behol'it of tiie Philippine by taking private lessons nl Mr. and Mrs. George F. 4say (Slirlne. Club .at tlie 'Martins- ; Will Become Bride Mra. George Wilson. Mrs. Jer­ I day testimonial meeting 8 p.m. cy Di f i da. everlng ill 7 JO- ~ C A ili: .projee!.. . Kh(i ’ivslced nity- Carnegie Hall. She has..been i Reading Room open Wednesday •Sampson returned home. Sunday viile Inn. ; Of Robert Brundage ome Ahrienas. Mrs. Eugene Cu 0 i 'orl j] 'i M one mtereatea .to contact- Mrs, i after spending: a week visltlrjg: Queen of the Asbury Park Baby ! 2 lo 4 p.m. Mr..-n.m! Mrs. Theodore HUB, sani'lii. Mrs. Kav Brundtgun, The L avlonlans w i l l : ‘have-.^','; Frank L. .iciup-.on. " ] P arade. Q ueen ol the Al-nie.d ! On Saturday, Nov. 27 their .son-in-law and daughter, of Philadelphia, Pn., who were Mrs. Wliliam Btrothor, Mrs.!i The fact that purification of Forces in Newark, and recent­ Halloween parly Wedncsdoyx-i^i'’ : Amerlonn Art Wot-s. wliicli is -, Mr. and Mrs. CUnrles H. '.Jones, James Flynn. Mrs. Joseph Pet--■ thought and action removes tho .eh -route Home from a .ti Ip to Miss Joan Heuser wns the venintj In the church lecture. celobratfd 1 rom Nov. i to -.7. will 1 III. in Canton, Mass. ‘ ' ly was selected Miss Keansburg. j obstacles io individual growth. Europe were .Saturday over- ers. Mrs. H. H. Fogg. Mrs. Da-] room . - • •j.v :.':.:-// be observed at, the Nov,. 1 meet- j . Mr.. and Mrs. Waller V. Tay- 'Miss Cordts, who will m odel in guest of ironor at m iscellaneous liight gpcsts of their son nud vid Tuttle, Mrs. Hotnor Leon-1I progress and salvation, wih be in g -o f the d u b . . T n tte . will bej ipl- and ilnuy.Utor. Jeanne, spent- tlio show, won first prize In 1931 showers on Friday and Satur­ dailghter-in-lav. Mr. nnd Mrs. tine, Mrs. Edward Jasklewicz,'! emphasized at Clinsunti Science frlnlty E piscopal Cfaarotl . a n .-exhibit-of ol! .paintings .by lo-',j the.'-woekend in Bethel, Pa: ’ in the Easter Fashion Parade day . evenings. Mrs, Ear' Me- Doga id Hug. Weldon Rd. ! Mrs. Michael Kisslan, Mrs. J.''services tills »uncav. Tne les- Mkun Sit.. Mutawanj'-; > : oal : peopio, and a program on Airs.. Sophie Weinstein spent at Asbury Pari:, and was the Cue, Ravipe Dr.. Matawan. wns "Mr. and Mrs. A. Edgar Palm | P. Mendlni. Mrs. Harry .Kono- jion-sornitin] is entitled "Frnba- 1?| v U MoK Guilick I "Ainavioait.Glasif' will be pro- several days us the guest winner or an orchid ln the par-'the hostess on Friday, and Mrs. nnd daughter. Peggy Ann. and | walow. , ! I tion After .Deatn." Rirctor ; .: sentnrt by unembors iof; The: art bf her sister-in-law, Mrs.. Y. ade for five years. In 1851 she! William L. Salmon, ar., Mill Jane McGraw attended the foot- i Also: .Mrs. d ia r ie s H olm es, i ; The 19th Sundn.v after. TfldltStt' f - depaftmbiH. On N.bv.’ 8 n lunch, also won second place in the 11-tri.. Matawan. Saturday's hos- * First BaiiGsf riniroh Wiininer, New York, ball game Saturday nt Toms i Mvs. Fred Mar/,, Mrs. Rhea , • will be o b se rv ed . with lnjly.:,ebKr } eon ond.. white elephant party contest sponsored to select a j teas. 232 Mam St.. Mul awan Mrs. Edwin H. Dominick eu- River between the Peddle ] PrcsLop, Mrs. Harold Rose, M rs.; ■ churtsl and sermon at .9:J0;g.m.. f? will be held at ihe home of.the queen for tlic' New Jersey State . Miss Hcuser will be married Rev. Lawrence R. Bailey. tertained on Oct. 13 in honor School, Tllgbtstown, and Admir- j Duncan Black. Mrs. William ; imc- guest preacher- wjll be-.the/ Fair. In tWs recent Miss Keans- to Robert Bruudngc. of Trenton, P astor . preslrivu'.. ' ■ - bf Miss Helena Wright, of Roc- al ;F.arraeut Academy. i M yers, Mi's. Waiter M cBride, Rev. Anton J. Seivtr.ntnum, of Miss Diana Perry sang >i solo burg conteiit, Miss Cordts was |011 Saturday, Nov. 27, "God's Will For Our Nation" kv Mount. N. C. Guests were Mrs. Howard Erdmann enter- ; Mrs. Winston .Shaffer. Mrs.: Colombo. Ccyloti. He- ..W.tlt ' ■ Ucbompanied : at- .the planor jby Mrs. Emil Blanohard. and M is­ the runner-up. She Is employ- 0ueste al the Friday affair wiii be the par,tor s serm on top­ tivlned her bridge club Tburs- i Clninnlng Clapp, Mrs. Albert' cuss the woi'K ot tlie cnur.ch/tn: 1 Mrs. . Victor Fredaa,' .music ed as a seci curry nt the Hanson-1 weve y,,,. Rol)ert pease> of ic at the U a.m. service on C. A. aoldberger. oi Perth Am­ i day. at which time prize win- Curry, Mrs. Charles Hauser,' India and Ceylon. -.Father"Sdl-. chairm an . A birthday.- cake fo rm : boy: Mrs. Thomns Weistead, VanWniKliMi'LunUniv Co., M ata-i Hunday. - The Sunday School jners' were Mrs. Gerard A. Dev- , Pluckemln, Mrs. Janies Blr­ Mrs. Edward Herbert, Mrs. Wil-! i.vnramum is iii .this .country;jdhA od the t-ablo ce n te r p ie c e .: und Mrs Jav F. Hostetter, and Mrs wan. . . ,] mingham, Mrs. Helen Layton, llam Zahn, Mrs. Howard Hen-, session ia at 10 a.m. Evening an Ecumenical scholarship;-,.ntje i |Hn, a guest, Mis. Paul A. Egan, , _ Fasliions are being presented I ^ canil'eh on tit o.He wme blot-u' Rglpn w Henick and Mrs, George Sappali, of derson, Mrs. Harold Dietz, Mrs.] worship is at 7:30 o clock. of tiie few given .to /clergyman!:; land Mrs. Elmore Katlner, also i b.v Tlte Town Shoppe., o‘f ;Eort | *’]. ; -out" by M rs. Sidno.y. B r u c e . S,S-., Mr. and Mrs. George Brady, Mrs. Hnrvey .Stlllwag- Daniel Heaney, Mrs. Charles; The senior choir entertain­ throughout tlte world. •iChtu'dhi la guest. I M om nouih, and tho Llli-Aniv' - glasmii; one of The -cUM’tor.-mom-.- of Niagara - Foils, R, Y., weiio gpn, Miss .cutherina Stlll- .Mnndevilie, Mrs. R i c it n rd ; m ent wil! be presenlei; -Weilneu- scliool i-. at io 30 a m -» Mr. and Mrs. P eter A. Read Slioope. Kevport, Furs will be beis ol Ui" uuli Monday overnight guests of Mr. wnggon. Mrs. William L. Sal­ James,' Mrs. Girard Morris,- dny evening at 8 o'clock in the There will be un evemnevorajf.r-j entertained at- bridge Saturday sliown through the courtesy,of Rcnesi.menL- we e stived by and Mrs. Garrett J. McKoen, mon, Mrs. Wnltev Layton, Mrs. Mrs, Charles Malz, jr.. Mrs. Al-, Sunduy School room. -er service Monday at -9:30i:.o5*'7 evening. .Their guests were Mr. the Flemingten Fur Co., Flem- Mis Hiu> Wollh hospitailt’ sr. , . Tneresa Zamora, Mrs. Edward freil Adler, Mrs. Howard Wol-i Mid-week praver and Bible icioc.K. T lie Y m m g P eople's-F el- j und Mrs. Thomas M. Anderson. Door prizes to be a ■ I chairman.:assisted l.y Mrs, W. Peter Mauer. son of Mr. and Meinzcr. Mrs. IT. Conrow Wy- verton, Mrs Robert Hardie,] study will be Thursday at 7:30 ilowsmp will me-'t Monday'ittdB-.' of :Keypor.t, Mr, a n d'M rs. .John j w(irciej| Include a fur scarf, a Rulon Smith. Mrs. P.oocrt Uo- Mrs. Frederick Mauer, has r£- ckoff, Miss Belly June Layton, Mrs. Marie Rhick, Mrs. Fred p.m . . p m ' " , L. Chumbeflaln ond '.Mr. audijlat by ‘ a well-known designer, - lot. Mrs.- Gusskv Hell, , Mrs.cjW. I turned home from Riverview and Mrs. Karl Heuser. ol Ma­ Moser, Mrs. Dennis Tommar-: 1 ■>’ Mrs. A. Edgar Palm. ] ‘ , a dress. Cl wood l.o m iti it.v Keyporl Reformed Glinrch ..­ C. Noildlngs. Mrs. William Bur- Hospital where he was a spr- tawan. A gift wns sent by Mrs. azzo, Mrs, Walter Stamm andj i f f im j Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Fill-j ______Mhtiiodlst Cliorisli Warren St., meste", awl Mrs. ,C. William Lu- gieal patient. -■■ . ' William Layton, of Shrewsbury. [Mrs. Edward Sehuber. i K e v p o r t ’ lerton entertained at dinner Sat-' D t. R ev John Fleisc.hma>.i. Pastor Rov. Roderick N. DeYottnK,.; di Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. John­ urdny in honor o i Mrs. Agnes'Dado rrogram Is At Saturday’s shower the At the 8 p.in. servioe on Sun­ Pastor son Church Si., were weekend jTnnsey, wlto will leave Nov. G; Outlined To Club guests Included Mrs. Irving i Church Circle To Aid I guests of the former s sister. day the pastor will preach tlie "Tne P rivileges of Dlsclplc-.-, i for an extended visit witii her, Gerrunell. of Colts Neck; Miss jin Play Presentation j sermon "iwo of Gods Abili­ ship" will be tiie sermon/text ' •Mrs. Sarah J. Crater, of Rock- brother and sister-in-law. Mr.! A t thc second seasons meet- il.auro _ Bouhlnyre, of Marlboro; ties." Sunday Scliool is. at D:-f;> ml tne pastor nt the 10:45 djfkv; awav. Saruiday evening they j aud Mrs. Walter C. Gorcv.-oy, In'hiBin!mg olof the Mntnwnn High .SchoolIL’ rs. Terry Builuv, of Kenns- I The Young Woman’s Circle nf j attended a dinner dance given a.m. and mid-wee), prayer is .service on tsundav. Therein un;; Junior Woman’s Club IKentfield. Calif. Cues woi-t; j Band Mothers Association, Mon*!j.b.Urg; i,,, Mrs. \V„ W. Wielund. Mrs. I the First Preshj'tcririn Church.! lieid W ednesdays at 7:30 !>-in. .organ meditation nt 10:30 aun.i by The Jephtha Masonio Lodge, day evpning, Joseph ®UB|U’-j Albert Dnvichson. Mrs. William ;meeting Tuesday night at. the] I Mr. and Mrs. James Cltuliners. The Sundr. v School will hold btmnn v School Is at e :45 . a v .. » ■ • , at the now Regional High band director, outlined and dis-jL. Sfiiinon, Jr., Mrs. Ralph C. 'home of Mrs. Howard Woiver-I .qt. of Perth Amboy; Mr. nnd Mrs. a Halloween party Friday. Oct. and tlio mnior choir -meets! flt/ =iWili Be 3fl Years .School, tn Rdcknw ay, cussed a three-year program .ijodie, and Mrs. Knrl Heuser. (ton. m ade plans to present a] Birthday Celebration ' Albert Abel, of Metuchen: Mr. j Miss Lnurn Bouhlnyre, of Can­ 2!). starting at 7 p.m. m the 9 n.m. The Youth Fellowship nnd Mrs. Hnrvey Phillips, of which lie has submitted to the Q, Ma,aw(in. c.lfls were seal ipiay nt the church's family; To Be Held Oct. 26; ton. Pa., was a weekend guest .Sunday School room. for ihe sixth, seventh -nbd. Madison; Mr. and Mrs. Frnnz Bonrd of E ducation for *‘PP10'j,by • M iss , PnliTein Miller, Mrs. | night In December, in co-npern-j !of Mr. and M rs. W. W. Wlelnnd. Tlie pastor extends appreci­ eighth grade:; is held.ut 7-p.nt., -Plan Card Party Myjles, Miss Catherine Mac­ vnl- . i Vincent Applegnto. and Eliza- | Lion with tiie M en's Club. j I Mrs. Stephen C. Thompson is ation to those who made the in tlm church house and will tea- Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. Sugar asked the group to. beth Ann vreelnnci. j Mrs. Verna Fischer will be] , Tho Matawan Junior Wonv ’a medical patient in Riverview roll call on Oct. 18 a success. lure a scavenger hunt. . .. -n Murphy, and Mr. and Mrs., buy incidentals . , such ns pen- , , ______[director, and Mrs. .Marie Rinck! . . an’s;,Club, wiii cihchrale its 30th Hospital. , Thom its G. W eistead. of iMcita-1 white glo\'GS, guns nnd i wil) liave clmrge of proporties. ] birthday on Tuesday. Oct. 30. Mrs. James Hauser and Mrs. Trinity Bazaar Is wan. , j swords to be used nt parades. I Mrs, Louise Lambert was as-; ..in thp Keyporl Reformed y.'tllinm J..Miller, -Jr., wevi) prize Closing Tonight P e g g y Ann Head, Dorothy | Mrs. Harold Diet/, offered to [signed to attend n meeting on] LADIES Church House. Plans .for the,! winners Thursday evening when Hoever, Jean Gttub, Rita Jones.'.make thc pennants ]Tuesday. Nov. 9,..ill tho I-Ienith. .*)■ event were mode, nt r.hc Oct. 12" " Mrs. Douglas Ward entertain­ Filial plans for the annual ba­ and Kathleen Crawford attend­ ; The director stressed u press- [Center to obtain a list of arli-j My suitt has been enlart>'ed by the return of , session of .th e'clu b Held at the' ed her bridge club. zaar, held last night and con- ed Collage Dny Saturday at -he ] Ing need for nddltiomil equip­ ides needed for welfare work at' Miss Mai'v Jieonard, Irom Emrland. VVe aiie-’ : - - home of- Miss DoviA Hcnriltsen, j Mr- and Mrs. ?,ale Dillon and ment nnd fund-raising projects !tfniting tonight, were made Mon­ New Jersey College for Womeii, I iChristmas. Mrs. Ruth lCocoz, ! ln Keyport, - - ' tfamily formerly of Red Bank day night when Trinity Guild now efiuipped to ort or vou speedy, more efficient,, sponsored by the New Jersey j wf,''e suggested. i sk.v and Mrs. Valley Dix were j ;v ; Mrs; Robert Morrell, chair-! and Little Silver, have moved attended this ]met in the parish hall. Guild Federation of Women’s Clubs. More mothers ’ appointed tn secure toys to be; service. Uur stall of hairdressers is tlie finest : : man, announced . that. thc club .into the house pn Lakeside Dr. m em b ers decorated Ibe bnznnr In the afternoon they attended meeting and nn increase in at- , ]repaired at the November meet-] -, is sponsoring a card party Mon-] recently occupied by Mr. and tendnnce is looked lor. Two fr.-j booths. in Monmouth County. Those patrons desiring! the football game between Rut­ ilng. day evening, Nov. 8. at Button-1 Mrs, Charles J. VanPelt. liters were present, Franklin, During tiie business session, the utmost m hair stvlinc*-, call K eyport 7-1464 ’ gers and. William and M ary. I Mrs, Kocoz.sky will hold a . wood Manpr. Final iieiails will; Mr.' and Mrs, J. Franklin Anderson and William Hnslnch I Mrs. Frank Cnrumnzza was Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Swan­ i luncheon at her home Wndnes- bo announced. Tlio club also is I Dominick attended the dinner Other fathers are Invited to at-! welcomed as a new member. n0"T- Mr. Larry son and Mr. and Mrs. George !dny. Nov. 3. the proceeds io go sponsoriiia' a snow ball daiioe ] dance Saturday at The Ameri­ jThe guild accepted the gift of L. Doubller spent the weekend ]1011(1 ■ i to (he Presbyterian Women's at Buttonwoml Manor on Dec. 4 ican Hotel, Freehold, sponsored ■ at Durham, N. C. Saturday af- After the meeting Mv. Sugarm handsome cloth front Ml.ss [Association. Mrs. Marie Lucas CREATIVE ELAIR STYLISTS x f - in co-operation with tlie Mata- ltv t-lic Monmouth County Muni­ foot.! showed new .storage closet!: In-1 Mary Ruslinell. ! ternoon they attended the ______, ; made an appeal for orange cm- ■ wan .Contemporary Longue. Mu­ cipal Clerks' Association. trorm etly Curl/ Beauly balom I ball gtune between Army and ' "1"'”'''1" in the band room. 1 Announcement was mndc oi lies, waste paper baskets, coat ' sio will be by Wall 'Stacgcr and Mr and Mrs. Leonard Brown K e y p o r t i Duke University. _ ' I the Monmouth District Neigh ! hooks, toys, blocks nnd wooden 71 Broad Street his orchestra. spent, the weekend with Mr. and 1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Guy H. Cheney I B aptist Ladies Aid jborhood m eeting at All Saints beads lor llie nursery giotm of Six members signified thrlr Mrs. George Brown. Mountain1 lof Anderson, Ind., entertained I Church, Naveslnk. Members tlic Sunday School. Intention of attending the 20th Lodge Park. N. Y. Sponsors Annua! Tea 'at dinner Thursday owning at ] m e planning to attend to hear ' Attending were Mrs. Lambert. birthday ar.d federation night of Mrs. David M. Bruce and Mrs. While Gate Inn. Their guests The annual silver ten, sponsor-! S is t e r Theresa Ruth, [rom tiie [Mrs. Rmek, Mra. Koco/.sky, the Contemporary League, to be Walter V. Taylor attended Fed­ were Maj. Gen. George L. Vnn- '■d by the Ladies Aid S o c ie t y o f 1 E piscopal m ission ill P uerto Rl- ; Mrs. Dix, Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. .held-Nov. 1. Reports were giv­ eration Day Thursday afternoon Deusen and Mrs? VanDonsen, Hid First Baptist Church, will' cn. Mrs. Alfred Adler ttnnounc- I Fischer, Mm. Phyllis Kennedy en by the president. Miss Hen­ ul the Woman's Club of Carte­ CHECK CHIME of Fair H aven. Mr. and Mrs. be held ln the .Sunday S ch o o l! ed a tea to be held by the Lad- and a guest. Mrs. Hcliy Heciu. -, rlksen, on lhc recent, president';: ret. George L. Doubller, and Mr. root...... n on Tuesday. afternoon 1 It’S Aid Society of the First Bap­ oounoil, tho,state fui! conference Miss Mary Lou Hosteller, of and Mrs. Philip L. Neiillinger. j from 2 until 5 p.m.' in eelebrn I tlst Cnurch on Oct 26 and sev- : Fifth Birthday Party ,->nnd the third dlsliiel supper Lancaster, Pa., and her fiance, Mr. nml Mrs. Albert Eckorson, | turn ol lhe 10-ith anniversary of1 oral members plnn to all end. conference. Augustus Winder, of Philadel­ ]For Barbara Bilcitti of Miami. Fla., and Mr. and-the church. Piano selections Refreshments were served by , II wns announced that in re­ phia. Pa., were weekend guests Mrs, John Bennett, of Port I will be rendered by Clinton Hey Mrs. Stephen Mncuga nnd Mrs. | Uiirbara UiluU;. rliKttihtci' of w i t h C H E C K S porting attendance at the dls- of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jay F. -Hostet­ Monmouth, were Tlnirsdn; din-im- and vocal solos will be lire- John linker. Mr. unci Mrs. Alfred flilolti. Flf- tricl. supper' conferenco the Ma- ler. iter guests of Mrs, Grace Cur-;sealed by Mrs. Victor Fredda.; _ ------!th St., uoiobiatdc hnr fifth birt.h- tnwan club held the higliesl per­ Lt. W ayno Y oung, of Elootr.s- I ran. 1 An art exhibit nnd n eed le-. R e s i d e n t s A t t e n d ;dny .Sutnrduv ut a party al her centage per capita. The follow­ burg. Pa., was a weekend guest Mr. and Mrs. Hnrold Watson work display will be featured. jC O p L(m chcon I home. ing members atieiltled: Miss of Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Blsh. To (liseourapie holdups and rob* and son, Dale, of Merchant,vlllc. and anyone having items to e x ­ 1 Prosont ut lho puriy wore* Ma- Henvlksen, Miss Pauline Egan. - Ml'S. Ralph C. Bedle enter­ wore Sunday guests of Mr. nnd hibit Is requested to contact I A group of loo.ul residents at- 1,1-io H'.ioUi J a m es Nmr/.iato, IjI- Mrs. Jolm Suillff. Mrs. Andrew tained her bridge club Tlmrs- Mrs. Wesley R. Olsen. j da RspoMlo. .Susan Bfium tl. herirs, I ravel 1 iy lit financially. Hulsart, Mrs. Frank Ferrano, ] ua\ ovcning. Prize winners Mrs. William T. Turner, clmli"- j tended tlie luncheon yesterday Mr. und Mrs, William Car ,im an, at M utnwan 1-2170. T h e r e ; ni r ,,, S(,a Q |rt ;ml aponsorod ' Clifirlcs Janipscii. Uarburu Mrs. Camilla Otntile, Mrs. Mor- .were the hostess, Mrs. Jac A. ney, of Mnin St., are leaving to- 'also will be ,i piiiilry shelf and1 j Claus. Uoscunau l.sm/.aro. .Judy 'J roll and Miss Einlne C h e r r y . i Cushman, a guest, nnd Mrs. i by tlie United Women's Repub- Instead of cash, rarry a check tab le. The .n't. ex- ■ shrplu*rd. J on n 'I'u rc* by. If urold The executive board met ] Robert Bentley. Mrs. J. Lewis (lay for Ihelr winter home In] fancy work lllcaii Club of M immoulli Coun jlllvlera Bench, Fla. .liilht will be open from 7 lo !' | und Andy Pi-asc. nil ul MnUi- Tuesday night nl the home ol 'Kortenhnus also was n guest. jty. Clifford P, fuse. Republi­ hook. Jt’s of no use to a thief; j Mls.s Paulino Fisher a stu- - p.m . its w ell ns in Hie afternoon. I wan. and Hobui t and Sanunt Ml.ss Ekun, In Keyport. ! C'Uannltig P . Clnpp, Main St.. can candidate for senator from (lent at the Am erican A cadem y Thu tea m held cncli year to !Sicu, of K fvpuri. ' is a surgical patient In Mon­ :Nevv Jersey, was the guest uf Dramatic Art, New York, increu Irletidllness ament; llie Imi a real convenience: to you. , mouth Memorial Hospital. speaker. Halloween Dance To j was a recent guost of Mr. aud 1 ! Mrs. George B. Hawkins, Mrs. people o f all rail l i s m id " a h ' 1' j Those a He ndt ng wore Mis. Mrs. John McCurdy. newcomers a clinnci' to become Aid Field Club Parade i ; Myrtle Mcllroy and Mrs, Don­ I Christian Heuser, Mis. E. Story rlmrlcs, Alma, and Adele better iiequnliiloil. h l‘; open [Hallook, Mrs. Conover II , Bur­ ald Miller, of Toronto, Onnnriu, i E x i b e River Oiirdi-ns Homeowners' Schmidt, children of Mr. and Paffiiifjl bf/ <‘hi'vk in » *if/n Tire visiting Mr. and Mrs. I n I b e p u b l i c . (t i lew, Mrs. Flo.vd T. Taylor . Mrs. Assoc!.(linn Will hold a Hallo-; Mrs. Clmi'li.'fi Schm idt, of 1(» : Gennic Giiskell, Mrs. Donald W. Quick Battery Service wcon dance Saturday evening, ]j G eorge M. Harris. On Sunday af f/oail judf/m ant. Miss Mary Emma Slack, of (ino Dr,, underwent tonsillec-i'j'l, onus A. Curry ' Hoblnsun. Mrs. Huy Brown. ' ,.»jOct. 23. in the Cliffwood Fire-] lomios on Tuosdny nt f'erlli ' Perth Amboy, entertained at Mrs. Daniel Brevvei, Mrs, Rob COLOT’S, Matawun '"'house. The proceeds of the nf- • Amboy Oenornl Hnspltul. iTo Be Oil Television dinner in then- honor. Other j ort. Colot. Mrs. Edward Jns- lair will lie domilPd l.o tin- Cliff ' A enko snlc will lie held Fri­ auest-t were Mrs. E. H. Dotn- ; Tlmmas A Cuirv, a sophu I klowicz, Mrs. Dorothy Rinear, wood Angels Field Club for their j day, starting lit 10 n.m . In The I Inlck, Mrs. J. F. Hostetler, and ; nio'-e nl D rew I Milverslt y , Mn IMrs, Nellie VanPelt. Mrs. Mary Halloween parade on Saturday,! Friendly Shop, Main HI for the ! Neil. O p e n in g N o v e m b e r 1, 1 9 5 4 Ml:::; Murv Llsk. 111 ISO tl, will lie oil ,i lepwislon Oel . mi. benefit of Octhfemanc Luther Mr. a id Mrs. Joseph nit ier 1 pvoe.rn "I on Siiii,' • nl 1 p.m. I Also Mis, Isabelle Young. THE 'i ln- (, ihiii.m of the n110 1,, nil ( Imroh, Knyport. I returned lunno Oct, 13 lroin u i'll! It led. "i'-iiiIIi Wonts 'I'o | Mrs. George Miller, Mi.s. Cil'aee M rs. I ii-in i llolh. will bo assist Mrs. Monroe Watson, of Mil-] JACK W JILL ] 1(1.(luy viicallon spent in tin; Know 1 H<-II will npie-iir wilh Heuser, Mrs. Frank I.,. Johnson. nil by Marie. Groshnlv., Claim ford, formerly of-MiilawiUi, was' Mew England Slates, I'lllfol-il 1' fm W I'lit ib l ic u n j.Mrs. l'liiil Blsli. Mrs, William MATAWAN rl'aiiiii’i-l, .loin: Thom pson, Cnlh a reoont guest of Mrs, Clrnec, Day Nursory j Meredith Lulu's was one of eniidldale K. (ii-iuilor ] Hcnwiek. Mrs. August Zlllnear oi'lno l-l|ino(-. VV 11 m n .Silver;;, Curraii. I j.Mrs. W aller V. Taylor. M rs. l-ll Tunc students clecli'd In the M. I i-i.in New Jer.-.e Ito',i- O'T’ooli', John Coughlin. Miss JOhIIk-i- Bluti wir; u d e l e I . nmi e K.iHikm . Mrs. I-l, Mri rill, BANK Hamilton Chapter of SI ilili-nl:. l l o l l l Hoi ;ii I. I'" ftepistfr your child now f'liUllp Mcl.ioiiiiail. rtiivinond 1 IhTnloi liate Oil Hultllilliy In Ih,- niiiimi 1 ; .imi Mr,-; .losepli 1 n-i nlu-i-e.i-i tin- National Honor fincloly. IiiiiiI Hul is r and He - I’m Gro.-iltidz. sr.. John H iilc v . Neil 1 ('(invent Ion ol tlm Tenclier.'i Pei, Miss Lulirs is a senior at the \ i■ i"■ il;. ul I'i !ii,:,\ I",Mils al e MATAWAN, NEW Jt«W Kt'tinedy. ( u '" i :;c itiuior, Oetirue , nlon and Aiimilly Filial, In- Art.. lllllli Helton!, Newark il in Will I'nl'Ul'qu! -, a -; p a r i et Ii I Hold E ntorlninment O p e n in g s f o r 2 0 O nly MulUn-w;., Ted Uttllyn, Miiurlee Ti'CliUin. ' Harriet. Innley, Lynn Went -aailv nl uiivi- liinriil I’i" 11',-I FIIZRi't'tild. Ilu iiy lluim. c h a r ; ! All elilei'l niinilc|il Will lie g,i l ’i.|;i:\ Ann Head. Tluinuis Hta Mr. Cun;.' i . Uu- .-..in nl 111" Cull le s Ii I k iii-lui id . (lem i'.e Thon i|' ; 1 HI--.. Iluiinaa Magee. Nell Wild I f e v , A I I I " I I 11 ( -lll’I'V ilnt- nl j eii b.v m em bers nl I lie Fh -.1 Han MuiiimniH rutmnutii Hint, f ict-.iId O'Toole mnl citarieai Clnm Chowder Snlc iilsl Church, ul Matuwan. nn Uur, and Dougin.", D letrli'li al llie l-T I-.-.( M cl I mil i-l < 'lim e M Atuwun l-;H8:t-W lllMltl noun tooiii Bllvoi':; Wi’dneiajny evening lit li n'eleel: I ended llie ynulli rally iUiudny There will lie a I’linu elmw M il aw nn . ;i iui ,Mr , CU iv. Ie-1. IT 11 til 111 INlVliKU (blfOllllOE (Ici' sale and luneheon tnmm i ou III the nctv liuial.iv iii'huel m um , You i ran D elense Homh. „l Hm Flisl I’reHbyliTlaii In lhe Ft rat Melhoillsl (:i 1 ii i e 11 I'lveryeiie is nivlb'd Ie attend by the l'a; Driluotlon Plan. ( 'inn i i-., lllitlil.al.nwii. TMfW'tfPll IV"HpR.' f y y m m fiw & M im m m s s m ®rr ■\. i - p \ , f i f J $ M & mSITCw-FIRST -tSSCTleN, t. THE MAfAWAN JOURNAL, MAI AV/AN, N. J. >* M HURSDAY,’OCTOBER.’m w i& ft*** WTiw^-r>i»w-jTB-^WP sesassit^ iS l^ M '^sxssOK ^BS ^ lssrrsisss^saastaa^f lu- ' l ' * /J *>, Nj NURSING CERTIFICATES AWARDED AT COLLIER HIGH SCHOOL XoHfiter Charges On R.oad W ork ll tar ted 1 Kern Esta’o lAUwr Cards to: J Nw Sj ihe u'ne to aave, sire m$m lowple mm la M arlboro" Twp','' sste -at- this,.office; ■ „• m those -uimfled articles BH'-vsa’e;.. i ■ ■ ■ (Contimied rroni oagc'cnc) mltlccs request. lor . im proved Otis S eam an , low nslijt t-n«i- Party .Hosts : roads. , ncc-r. reported lo tbe Mr.riUoi'e i Mayor. Jurman declared he 'J-ownsinij CoinnnUee Thttrsoay , .William Ziegler ft ted ! would usu iult no more to move that resufiictnir work nos ijeumn a^jp^TJSirtliday; R e idents i in until Mr. Sndcwskl begins j un bouT-.uuiv Line Rd ; RouteHappy's 34 Main Sinclair Street. Service Matawan /work on the roads, lhe dole. - Area On Visits,' nation pot uu and tvaliced out. Miehiiei .j . rotuvo!'.! Co. Mii<- i of the mcetihg, iiloios.-ii, in ooi.-ii: tlie work aim Is^ J S tL &»4 M i 'tutpt” Ri'ad- , Tel. MA M940 j The. deeds for lliree Jots o n : reports, nntic'/iictoiy progress-- / entertained­ | Ocean Ave.. in Cliilwood Beach,. Mr, Beaman said. "Work should ’ te*4«KS65;*ft.farthotv-dos roust; m ! were sinned nnd forsvarcied to, ue com pleted u; two w eeks if InSSo/iffie/jMttev’s .father, Wii- the Laurence Harbor Flic Co. j Ittf^s PJpgKi, ( necsf.quake, no moie numcancs come." hei The five company has uirrecd to | added. : ipiiS^aYfeelebratins h is/ brit-h-, tp a y in costs I or the proo-1 TJic- oo.nt of i insuinicmg i.he j ft*.Quests weie Mi mu Mr#,j $210 ! ertv which will bs used ns the : road is being shared bv Marl-1 ndw uni C’iaile= Se’n-.. site for a new fire headquart- i j.)|pciaih Am to , 1M1 , rmd boro and Atlantic Townshios. i Mffohbi-Fox'ttric!. sous/.Jackie 1 ers. The committee also • auth-! lh e com m ittee .ippi o-R.d t h e : orlzed the sale of lots in Laur-j udvei tln.-ng fur oids to suriaee ; - clU' rfl ,m acres in Southwood develop­ rifisiteweaudke Tho ?to md' ment, Old Bridge, that has, been SdSSlBWMfeeOTated • w t th co rn:. s.G.l ' *“*■"r ■' fnpUr.c donated for school purposes. Township Attorney Henry Bpil- ■ f o e tsEiuig-e-nve . Sfcowronek,;] Ber explained that he had check-, Sjwatawa',•/■'.'» asv »»ion«'.-meni-> ed the deca and found It satis­ irk|j&fi;PGeorgc Miller and Mrs ■ The annua! auction sale-of ve­ COMBINATIONS . . . DOORS Just drive up . . . tell us your auto troubles . . . blin: .Penksa :,:M organvil te: Morganville Independent Volun E. Herbert Hibbc and children getables: (fruits.-. oaked goods, A shower w as given, ior ’MUs-j Onamalo s :1 PUSH BUTTON W h i t "rid Mrs' Lormy' Buiko. teor Plre Co. held Its: organizn Gall and Steven, all of Bogota etc., will lie held Friday eve-, Marion'- Heyer, Morganville, on j then watch us “hop to it!” Every job, big or ' j’emweve,.Sunday -guests -of tion meeting in tlie firehouse on Mr. and Mrs, Daniel p. Brew ntng. Oct, 22. starting at 7:30 Thursday evening by Mrs. Har-1 VtMTILATION CONTROl the Matawan - Freehold Rd. ii-clock in the Browntown Union small, gets the immediate, careful attention of a antfj Mrs John Pungboic. er and son. W it iuiaui| illiam, andanu . Mrptl* tn 1 , . ry''/-Bitch und’ M iss Judy Blich j * SAVES FUEL • NO HAIUIENAIiCE Mlson'.'A'ci'e’, C'huescquuke ’ Tuesday evening and elected and Mrs. Walter Lamberson, at-1Snncttiy Sc.toot William Pitney at tholr home in Morganville.; -WILL NOTRUST •Will. HOI STAIN skilled mechanic. See us NOW! _ MjiSA-'Peggy 'Cham beilau', Ce- Mrs. John Penksa its firs presi­ tended a recent performance of will be the auctioneer. Refiosh-Refresh- a -,.large tlor-cake formed thei S*ri!'Orove, wns the guest of d en t, Mrs.- D aniel P . B rew er the rodeo nt Madison Square ments will be sei'.ed. centerpiece' at ■ the tnole and) * SELF-ADJUSTING ■ ELIMINATES DRAFTS Orthcy,. jr,. -.-on; Sat-- was elected vice president and Garden, Now York. , Jr. Samuel okhir will speak while streamers hung from tlie * BEAUTIFJES HOME • EASY TO CLEAN If You Can’t Stop ; . .. Smile As You Go By. lBlaJ.iat'.‘VRutgers Hume, Coin-|M.|s W. J. L am bertso’i. secrc- 'N aval A i r m a n 'Electronic .on. "Your Crippled Heart" at ceiling. . Mrs. Penksa ■ appointed ^Week, which ie.ituied tbc'taiy Technician Linden Anliscll spent tonights meeting of thn Brown-! -.'Attending were Mrs. Loretta Mrs.- Louis - Becker.- M rs. R ob­ ers-Wiliiiinv »nd Mavy .foot- the weekend at Far View Farm, town Parcnt Tnacncr Associa-1 Wilson. Mrs. Barbara Miller, ert Smith. Mrs.-Daniel Brewer, llcm ln the school. I Mrs. Joan D enise, M iss Edith JOHNSON 1 game homo of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas jr.. : Mrs:- H. C NAPPY'S Sinclair Service 4 r ,\ and Mis Pvt Pugnuco Quackenbush. | Antlsel). before returning to Ins Mrs. Earth Gaub. Mrs. Paul [Moncypenny, Miss Marlon V e - and Mrs. Chnrles Holmes to the ■'iyjilatl.he.w Oczltowskl, New* base nt Patuxent River. Mil. Moinar and daughters. Ann and sells, Mis. Hei man Piels, Miss and Clias. Harrison, Mgr. .A.yiwerev * Sunday evening bjvluwg committee. The turkey Lois Heyer. Mrs. Grace Heyer, Mr. and Mrs. H. Martin, sr., Arlene. visited Mr. nml Mrs, bstorof iMr, and Mrs. F.uttcnc and iliam supper to be served at all ol Morganville: Mrs. Patri­ ot Tampa. Fla., hgvs been Fred 11 jegueoerg. Mr. and Mrs. Highway 34 and Main St. Wonek the firehouse on Nov. 1.1 will be cia Gentile Freneau: Miss Ei­ JOHNSON spending the past month at Hie George kciscnsler and 5-frs. — r ------. Hn- charge-of- Mrs. Daniel Brew­ leen Wallace, Keyport: Miss Tei. MA 1-1940 nomc ol llieir son and.-daugh­ Lai'tior tiurne’.l, in N ew ark. 8at- Florence Ave. . Ier. Jr.. Mrs. Lester Woolley nnd IClnra Gllmavtin, Miss Barbara ^Irndel Awxiliary ter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. H. u n la y . . I Mi s. Joseph Sourgat. Tlie •Jones, Union B each: M iss Mll- Keyport M ATAW AN * Martin. Jr., of Marlboro Gor­ Miss Dorolnv Hoover and Miss Conduct Food Sale ; ! group voted to hold meetings on cired Brown. M iss Ruth C am p ­ dons. .. Jean Guno. uf Browntown. and Tel. KEyport 7-3482 fl|p f the-Hurd Wednesday each month Mess I’eg.rv Read of Matawan, bell. M atawan. Hal jplans . for a food -suio,| . Mrs. Benjamin Baylor has („.,]«t, ine firehouse simnt Tuesilav in New' York. Gifst wore sent by Mrs. Ethel iheid-thls Friday..evening'1' been a patient for the past week tfth^Mevifort Auction, wore! .At the.regular meeting of the ’ Mr. and Mr Albert Hopkins lO Connor, M iss Bertha J-Iuylnr, nt Monmouth Memorial Hospi­ ' r-Mondivy nlgnt at the nvcRt-|bunda> School B oaid at the "lid (inughter Jennnlc, were I Miss Dorothy. Warwick aiul M tal ns a result ol an automobile *bfir(l6iiridel'-Atlantic',-Raiitan! Morganville Methodist. Church. Sundiiv dinner guests nt IhcjLenl Scbei. accident. : Monday. Waiter J. Lntnbcrlsou home ni Mrs. Hopkins s par-i ------iiisHillafy: of .thc 51011111011111 Peter Louquet. son of Mr. and Social ! was re-elected superintendent. enls. Mr. and Mrs. G eorge K o - t-jCWntji Oigeni/alhm lo Mrs. Peter Louquei, of Dans ; Parents Of Daughter , fteVvlOC/ftheld: in , the Holmdel ■ Assistant superintendents will ttmh. Freehold. • . j TIME FOR A CHANGE vllic, Pn., was- a Tuesday visit­ ' , he Leslie Woolley. Raymond Mr and Mrs. Otto Gaub spent: Mr. and Mrs. Bryon D. Slew or nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. R-A4Ai,i MCOSS 01 eliv, attended the Monday eve­ wan-Fi'cehoUr Rd. on Friday c- Mrs. 'Herbert Cotlreii, jr. and The baby lias been named Nan-' Wi4Mtjjj[|||y|^|oWn..tpw nanlp;. who lor- ning performance of the rodeo ATTEND COMMUNITY RALLY /Hn^rly^soVved'-with the Holmdel 1 .tning. Oct. 29, A small ad- daughter. Patty, visited rpla- cy Gloughly. Mrs. Stewart Is nt Madison Square Garden, New ^ -M f r t lla r v - 'M is s Cocpvi local I". --.Ion fee will be charged. lives ill Chester. Pa., last tiie form er M iss N ancy Glough York _ meF^ervice in’the!Ml'!’. Walter J. Lambertson's .(w eek. ly, ol West.field. Shirley-Medvar celebrated her lOlJJKlel.areil*’ and extended an j nla.s-s will be in c h a ise of rc- 15th birthday at a party Friday illlYitatfon to’all to visit her MUi-l.ie.sl.monts Committees for Tuesday, October 26 at the home ot her parents. Susan Hug Is Five Scrap Drive Oct. 30 i&fftoWri1 p o s t ' i'so attending"'1111- P*i'cs and choice of Jud- Guests included Virgnina Mans jge« for the costumes w ere ap- Susan Elizabeth Hug was the; Thc Morganville Volunteer, ,iw#re«M/ss Ruth Wnhums. pic er, Jean Kelly, Janet Lumber- | pointed as well as for the coun- guest ol honor al a luncheon j Fire Co. will conduct a scrap: ut. set and Ins. r I W>l 1 son. Louise Williams, Dale 3 P M rbomns Boberls Ju-v store table. .Friday, given by her parents. > iron and paper drive on Satur-| /and M rs. .1 .wL'TJuns, Constance Murdock and ! II was announced that the:^,, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hug. Su-iclay. Oct. 30. Mcrivar. LEGION HALL MAIN STREET MATAWAN Mrs. Christmas program for the Son-p'“‘ sail was rcii-bnuing her fmh . — ------Memhe s present Mrs. Charles Selhck and chlld- A, Johnston, Mis D t New- dav School would be held Wcd- biriliday. Guests were Joseph ! “For Rent" and "For Sale" Tlie.-1rel1 ■ Linda Ray, ond Charles, ncsdayi evening. Dec. 22 St. Dime. Debouih Gunide. Mni\v j signs nay be puichased al this; :*iiold,'MrSi /Robut't b . Rex, Mrs, . j ji/, nf Keansburg, spent Satur- choir ol lho church w ns asked Elion liriul.v and K athleen I-Iug. Iflflcc. v^p.-tT:. Matthews. Mrs. Fred Jen- jday wilh Mrs. Sclliok’s mollier, hfl M l s \ L l a Ioi M is ( lo meet with A. Adam Banke I11I VOTE DEMOCRATIC AND RESTORE TWO-PARTY ; j Mrs. Fred Pcrrine. the churcli on Wednesday eve '/ijBuchnhoiz.' M rs. r)rirrv L u W oil, 1 Mrs. Marie Frci spent the lung. Nev. 3. at 7:45 p.m. ' M s Hauy s vwiuv Mis : Columbus Day holiday travel REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT TO MATAWAN Noble .rtnd Mrs, Charles Saturday evening guests of Ing through Connecticut and * .jS.'Ely. The ni xt nieitlui will ■ Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Hoi Pennsylvania to sec the autumn Township of Marlboro y .rbe. OU- NOV 15 hues were Mr. and Mrs, Earl 'Nj -. foliage. She visited friend;,'and ! Woolley and Mr. and Mrs. Ro- also two school lunch rooms din­ / ' 4 «larlboyo GOP Club Mnnd Bovce nnd son. Rnlnnd, of ing her trip. . Morganville. and Mr. and Mrs. Rally Day was celebrated at "Hei learn. Candidates : Roinke Janssen. Jr.. and son, - ELECT THESE MEN - ! 1 /vM . Lhe Morgmiille M c I h 0 d 1 >: 1 Reniko. of M atawan. Relnke, VOTE DEMOCRATIC V./.-v tt'/'The: Marlboro Township Re- Church 011 Sunday. Miss Edna V :"- >publicun Club hold a rally Mon nephew of Mr. ana Mrs. Hoi i Cruse, a retired missionary To Public Office . . . If You Desire An Honest artV' TilKhV In the An.ei'lcnn Ho- mrs, was discharged Thursday who spent 38 years serving the' .Freehold. Speaking an d™™ Ule Amiy having complct- M ethodist M issions in India was : . . . Progressive and Effie.ient Administration p township issms wen Ma tia.td Hi imailhs ef dutv oierscns. guest speaker, She wore a silk ; DANIEL J. MANCINI Borough Council .::finjithv jr./ enndidute lor tax col- j Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Honcc sari which hod been presented! in the Township ol Marlboro. ‘•jyivyjflotpi;, and Daniel Brewer and and Mrs. George Bernard, of Lo her before she left India She: inf.t4:iChftl'lhB McC'de. seeking office|W indsor. Conn., were T uesday explained that this was mil lhe | RICHARD -“fr/a Va Yhcinljci's of Lhe township j vlaltora oi Mrs, George Nivlson usual type of sari worn by Ihei For Committeeman (3 yr, term) Vote One REMBERT Borough Council f'5*?;f|cmnm{llce. . laud Ml'S. Fred J'eerlne. Indian w om en but one made es « ' ■ :a, f ; •'.Among A iM A Ilir those all ending f'-mn i Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Koch, of peelally for her lo lake home. :.faoi'ganvlllo were Howard Pres j Seaside Park, were Sunday via- Tlie usual one i.s of white eol. ; CHARLES R. HOWELL,«. S. Senate -,tDn, . Clifton Barka'.ow, Mr. and j hors at the home of Mr. and toil. Her m any years uf exper ' .'Ml'B. Brower, Leroy V u n P e lt.' Mrs. Marlin Sm ith, Jr. Icncc with these people proved 'Mr. and Mrs, Mlltnrd Lainheri.-! Miss Sandra Johansen, (laugh- CHARLES F. SULLIVAN, U. S. Congress to be very Inleic.stlm; as she Joseph A. LANZARO •feon, -Mrs. Vera Brown, Mrs. Iter ol Mr. and Mrs, It. W. Joh- repotted on tie schools and eel ; 'i Gloria Preston Mrs. Vivien an.en. of Douron HIM. eelnbral.-j leges as well as orphanaees in' l'or Committeeman (2 yr. lertn) Vote One '•VnnPc.lt. Mi and Mrs. I.eonard od her lllli birthday Monday at which she taught CHARLES F. DITTMAR, Monmouth County Surrogale I'JTlvlson, Mr, and Mrs. Dennis a parly at her home for friends 1 Miss Mary I..011 Farrell, ol Buokicy Mra. .Harry Foriunu. and l-olidlves. | Newark, was a weekend nu".d Michael RYNEWICZ GLENN SWADER, Monmouth County Clerk Arthur Msnnlnl, Robert McClo- O 11 Tuesday Dell Mother Mrs,1 of Mr, uml Mrs. George I.,. Don I .' Wan,, Williain Kuzubo, and Mr. Joseph Spurgat took Den Two] cry, orchard Fkwy. ' and Mrs. .Smith. ul Ihe Morganvl'.lo Pack 93. Cub Miss Jean Giyrrtson was r.m .a I*or ’lux Collector Vole One JAMES J. AHERN, Monmouth County Freeholder Beodls, on a trip to F o r sg n te! of honor nt a surprlso pmiy Mt Guests O f JVIerrimuH Parma, Jameabui-g, lo see thei when Marianne Meyer wa 1 Im., iiillkliu; and pasteurlzatluii pro-, less to tin' Girls Club ol Mur ARTHUR A. ERICKSON, Monmouth County Freeholder i't,-' Capt. nnd Mvs, J. Fide a- Wilk- cesses of Ihe dairy, Boys on ganvllle Tuesday. Others pr.", 1*1 Frank DUGAN_____ lflBOtl. Of Ma la wn 0 luwiishtp, liie trip included Jnclt and Doug J cist, were Dorothy Bpiirtml ai <111(1 daughter, Marnir were la:- AH. Curl Joseph ftpurgat, Ice May Morris. Guuou Mom, i.fe u n d a y guests of llu Itev und ■Gilbert. Anders and W ayne Mor-; er, and Jean Kelley, MEET YOUR CANDIDATES ’■'Mrs, Dougin,'! Meli'la in , III Cl'n -. VI:,. 1 M rs,'Lottie Filler, of Newark, VOTE - ELECTION DAY Hon. Tile llev Meirl.ui; Was Ml. and Mrs. Edward Click- npenl Thursday with Mrs. Ma ■formei'lv pastor ol Hay view del entertained Mr:,. Belly Ke rle Frci. DISCUSS THE ISSUES -Pl’esbyterliui ttluiieh, Cfllllwuod '.use, of Point Pleasant, mid Mr, Mrs, Nellie Bebei.I.s a pale-n; While 111 Chilton, ('apt. and Mis. and Mrs. William Leach, of Jer- Id Fit 1(111 Ho.'ipdal, Neptune 2, 1954 VV.ilkln.sou uIs0 vi.die.I Mi. and ne,- City, Batili'dn.v, /Mrn. Joseiih Duffy foriuei'i C'durl. MaeArgid, son uf Mr, "Furnished Apartment" sign* NovemberI'.titi f"1 to l-'l/(Tflf. HU’ < ‘.•ffKlldiiif !- |>M(f lul‘ liy Miiluv. iin I Jrnmi'i uuc Clu!) ioWiiM.bin reslileiit.'.. land Mrs. Willard C. MaeAt'lo'l, l'or sale id, lids office, Free Entertainment — Refreshments a { *t A d> - < r \ ut SECOND * » w t r . T h u r s d a y ! O c t o b e r -t i # THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN. N. J- rl' - " - ...... ------1 ' ------■nsraBs .V ...... isiSSS e Sueiittry |P e # n 3 jlv«ll’a Turacll.e Travel ..lou'tdi tuiicfi l v 5<->u’e islgil- , Self-Help through Sewing nZ ^ 7 : \ 7 Frora Billboards :er.s. it pointed nhi.- are r e se n t-: w a v s ■ ir. ud ss.nte:-." Adverii » . ~ T (il vJ »w 1 1 'Nt iui of the, view m locking b o a r d s!seeking- to influence*.' d w t a M H ^ a , Kv .vune AolouivbllO Club has "Autorama” EdriUt I GreatMarlboro Aid ToAuxiliary Hospital 1«‘"he'"77 [\!7»7'i0LuOl i Un • and-.- tne ; runipike C om m ission i to buy tiieir product!'' liavfogtHg^V^ Kleu an icuw M i p save Af Parkway Opening i . t u h H s wv.vc- anp.oujuuTl c im dilkimr of legislative nieas-1 bcvond, wi reasonable bpunds ib; ■ ry irom -he uiubiuirUs. iUinf'Ur-C'n nieutma' nt the CNecv.-' ' C U i ares • to preserve '.he original. | Uieir invasion of sctur.ic ars-M r-:’■<■■■ Funds Allocated To r.nee an uie uu:. are m ined iltnsnoUeo aspects oi the super-1tlie Club asserts. : -.j-rx.-in-r Celebration To Be i l ive buiii'd ncUi roct utlv nt the Held Saturday AL Many Departments . ihe 'ir /.oi : puckeibook. ingnw-.l'.-. ■ ■ . j -hom e ot M rs. bpene *:• Kmtuee. in K eysw n e-s opinion, the • H ave you read tlie clasalScdi'ttdftlw Telegraph Hill To Assist Patients Uuii'iuioh Olner ph Lis lor the i dun . li t> 1 Ultej.r 0 r t;ln immi/duiU- inline w ere '.he pub­ u; KeicUtf.c .Violonsv. Tn-a Women Au. ' . An .exhibition : ut h!snv.’ay j MfUTOorc* Hospiuil amiouiwou lication of u yearbook uud a losbi',' ihe mini, eilertive ■■’ transportation v/lil be a-feature. wSE OUR , this ween thai it nnd inode con­ oewr.W'lU': to uppc-iir severr.i mcuD.suc o of eouuol would be re- •••.•of inn uiTiuio.!, opening eelcb io- tributions over r*mi above the limes a year. Vanity Fair, . ihe . fusai ut moteruiR oubli to tion ior the Garden State .-Parle-. LAY AWAY PLAN usual .state financial enre ■ fov i s c-Joilim* room . needs buv auy oi tho prociuclK Unis TOYS ;f.-. ■■ e-um y-on- Saturday at. Telegraph ‘he w o iU k ul f.lMi't ,Uk litre ' w mur s , wmen's <>< ndvei iltOC! jt / Holmdel Township- the John Green. Loc.ud. mixihat.v ,‘ J t.Ma.o. ck-.m .v,.! hi t-.-.vui c.o;.- •"Im-ue :r- iuciiiy cl room joi VIS1T THE TOY BASEMENT ■ New .Jersey Higmvny Authority! ,i president- s r;!*ed ihul aunis ct union. A n . . . nut,u_.t. Kits.in. niu c , u ,* iM.iuorinl comm- announced last week .. . • ; at . monev have oner. aheeatsfl b> . vl.ah man, .,..,,. .1. UP‘i. OU.lcSU! nt* area uf scenic • •■-.■ The I'Aetoramii,' . represent- rJie .iuv.li . -o ia i-us hosp' U e hm W .;i mr. lew of Rtr.raciivennNs. v-Ang tho history of motor travel tn 1 tiuprirlmfrns io r ihc* conun*; auxhnit.v u.H b( nn \\p.d bbccmcudy. the Clue ynnm y.Jgurlng- nhe p a st 50 years, will he uance and inauijiuatloU ol i ne.-d.i; . N ov. ju. m the .slnl v < r < i .li v ’ *ho i , ; on exhibit. at the celebration many racilities nnd -diversions!'-''em oi Uie Mmlboro Hovpll;,!. !U!i)on aroused ov counnued cn* ' .site along: the Parkway. .t'Some uol usually j))ovidt*o under- in Dr. Oeur?.o> Lusfiier, niecliciU crouchmeni. ol udluoards out■ FHOMT ST. : "IS. vehicles ranging from a 1901 i director. A r t h u r Bni-jbane KF.YP0RT, H- 1» {stituUonal. uarc. aide lho iUfrnf-ui-uu v o l ihe Stanley Sluumei to a futute-dc- C.'hiid 1 i'eiun.cju ’ Cenier. Pur | Tho m usiciii Uioi’ujjy auputl- .v: sign streiunhnor . are to bo In MnmgNiaie. whl bo thc upmxker. i ment was nilouod furuks lov oi- /public view during'the celebra- ICruy.’vUi are lavUco unci tea will IllSUlGJJCO - hfHl n~tatc Uon • chcstrntioRs for the Kt-l’vyq, . A o t .lr v f'ubac v dunc'e band und lur piuijo. tutuog The -Highway. Authority pio- ’ 1 o bo 5u:-i (--INSURE" .and repair ol mat; uinontsvi. l.^»e r Siam on Out 23 will maik the if y o n . iicmi p nu tins oi anyi recreational thcrnpy ■ clep’utl" CASiMIR J. ZLYDASIYK . opening duriiig tlie pasf three JPNIOK ItKD HROR3 .gfirls at Boreluihohoi school In Bremen. kind, wo are hero to serve you.' ment will uso lt.,s funds to Uiv? 31 C a r d e n P b c f . River Gyrdor.s , cmonths of a ]42-m!le stretch of Germany do plenty of knitting,.sewing ami crnchctlnR' now, ln Our- quick service and reason -1 '■JtrV' parlies Ior palioms ni wajda* tnA Toi, MA 1-1854 CiifKvoode N. ■the,-Parkway... ■ No ceremonies a sewing room furnished by thn Amorlcau Junior Bert Crow. able prices will please vou. C a r p e t s visited uv volunteers and * foi j of. any kind wore held wnile sec­ IR C entablishert 58 sewing rooms I lhe this and so manual arts patients ’.vorr.inp on m s lipspl-/ tion after, section of the scenic Workshops for boys In Germany during a recent three-year route was opened to traffic be­ lal /arm . Maemiyin*.* glasses,; program. tween Irvington (and . Ca po M a y . will be purchased by Uie Bitahq-j This . The motor show has been ar­ therapy cepnnmenl. . . • , Fashioned ranged ‘-through the courtesy of the refreshment, stand. Chair- j been completed by the New Beautv pavlur equipineni .will • Andrew Hiindzo, of Point Plpas- man Orrin deNcover, of .the I Jersey Highway Department. be ourchusod by lne auxlHsi,*;; Weyerhaeuser '• sirit.. -In co-opcnulon Vitli the Highway Authority, .. will bej'J’lie Authority was created to to set. up anobner shop in Cotyj H ew Jersey Region ..of the An­ . b y ... master of ceremonies. - His fel-! complete the project aftei it be­ **0.” Die ncwufii buiidini?- tique Automobile Club of Amer- al lne hospital. There. Is fil-;; low commissioners, vice choir-1cal,ll!r.jCUIllt? UppUlLMUui'pamnt tiUUthat UHf.Ihe lhnlted1W1UI.CU V..W ---- Modular Home ajJca.■... Mr:'. H andzo w a s chairm an -r.i (ftcilltle.s and funda of m o State jxcady one beaul.y parloi' wllh;j man-treasurer lJayurd L ., Eng V,W tbe antique automobile sec­ .f,; Departniont would make hnutcd amount «i of eriuipmenl. j land-- and secretary Katharine, _ tion of the annual Ocean County 30-year-or-more eon' Or. J. Berkley Gordon, medical Elkus White, alsorwlll take part. k “* Big Sea Day qelebiatlon :■ .strucllon job. .. director, and Dr. David W. Me- G u l i s t a n ■.Drivers of -tlie antique vein­ In Uie .ceremonleu " " ~~ ______Creiffhl, assisiauf. medical di-J -COULDOn Your Lot BE or in One YOURS of Our — ; cles to be on display will be in ■ Only cars- nearing an Identlfi-! _ . ’ * !rector, have sUHeu Uiat these! Developments. their cda - fashioned costumes; cation sticker ou tliefr ivind-; Complete 15 Years ' beauty treatments contribute I "•r'Kacli will be available next to shields will be ptimJlLea to en , Hercules Powder I-immeasurably to the morale and < CJive You A Major Luxury r:- - his./vehicle,1-to give any Infor-i teiuthe-Telegraph Hill uvea fromi . Ihealtb of the women patients. ! Four Completely Different Models : 'lnatloir. about the ljurtloular;the Faikira/ by 'State- FoUce-! W. H. Aiorrison, plant man- ... . „r„ i On A Minor Budget. ' /make of car. .Guests invited to patrolling the road. The Jcien-1 tiger of Hercules Powder. Co., |. 1,1° j'_p r... rmall ’ Readv For Immediate Occupancy tlfJcatlon stickers were given to! Purlin.- has announced that a |mon'-5 1 ,3 ^ *•; ( ’ * '• i . the Parkway, celebration are to patients, guests iicoeptmB: nivltrttions a-l group ol area residents attain-. kioui-.s ot co upi'ii, -tdnspOct. the exhibit : oefore and administered, long with a. booklet-of '‘good’ed Id years service with the M iner a program of ceremonies SindllnKOV. 100% FINANCING leqtuiing eddicssft by Gov, only; Oct. 23” coupons for- free| company recently. Service cer-, - . . . , . „ AVAILABLE Seacoast Floor Covering Co. Robert: B.v Meyner- and former passage through Purkway: toll< t.Uicutes and emblems have.j Hohnciei, <•!'..> '■ > P. ■ G o t. Alt led Ei. Diiucol). plazas - ■ . : Ibe-n avmrded to• those employ-.soivice.. . . . ■■-. H ighw ay 35 These funds have been,raised K E Y P O R T Telephone box: luncheon will start- the | Parkway hoatessca.. will lie .on • ees MATAWAN BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Clark St. KE 7-2025 • celebration at neon. The box han'dJ at .'the celebrilticm site to i The men from this area arc; i by tlie uu.Nlliiaj t ways and ! 138 Lower Main St. Matawan floor Unfiches arq to .ba eaten under guide guests and distnmitc ot-jHomy W. Eagan. 165 Main St., imenus cumm.alee, James,. C o m p le t e Covering Service ...... ■ . Linoleum . Asph&it Tilo LinoleuiTi Tile a fpe.-lal icfieshment tent lo be flclal'.programs. Menibei's -of Keyjiort : Flovd li. Brown, 244jGreen, of Locust, c.hau'man. s TELEPHONES OPEN UNTIL 8 P.M. T U EEDA r THKOUGH FI1IDAY' .se? up at Tolegiaph Hill, oi It the1 police reserves in the >Mnn-;Broad' Sr., nlatnwan. ■ Francis.S. |Thfc most .ectnt- pio.iccf was a.j ! MA 1-2535 or MA:1-4224 weathei' permits, on the spac­ mouth- County area also will I Lar.ko, .nxUiowalev Dr., Mata-; theater pa.ty ui t..e Neptune j ious giounds ol tne countiysidc serve to* guide- the. guests ,ni jWan; John P. Mazuroski, C4 At- ~ 1 _ ' ,j.arca in Holmdel Township. parking, their vehicles on .the Mantle, bt.. Keypcrt; Kennetli D 1953 PLYMOUTH grounds. ■ ■ ,i iVanPelt, 154 Church .St., Key- - **: A concert by the' 50th.-Armor­ ?.-Dr. Radio. Hc;Uex. ed Division Bund of thc New ■ The Highway .Authority: 'Wus iport; Samuel F, Scptcu, 12J See 1 J.trsoy National' Guard: will; be organized in July 1952. to build loud St., Keyporl: H enry J. Ale- Special S l 195 ■ Held during the , luncheon lor the and operate "he Parkway. .-It l menus, 1. Grant St.. Matawan. ROYAL OF AMBOY • .• dnlorlftmment •••of guests,. The opened the first toll -.section -oil" - — ------Route 35 Morgan v band will bcrunder the- direction | the Parkway last January.-P.rlor! . LFuvnislied Apartment” sign* Toi. S. A. 1-2598 7 # 'b f Chief Wa rrant O fficer ''.Then-1 to that, toll-free -suctions had '-for sale at this office .dr.re H. Hoops, w h o :'was, for-i ■ nierly with the U,.: S;;.M arine I J-Bahd and Arthur Pryov’s Band,: -L' .V- •Tho foiirial cciomonies are, schcdiileti to begin around 1:30 | - ‘ .1 Jtpwn . under a Mai ge-size tent td , 'be sat up immediately next, to i. 75 years ago - ■ * m V 'i; he closed a switch . i * • newest turtle neck, dolman . v ; : rx sleeve fashion, Thrift priced . and opened up a new way •A> VA * ‘v v. >,>_____ 777 A\7- , t i > ■’' V . / - ...... J A"

r»U . ■ - • • <■ " . r , • ... and this year we salute ;, the genius of this man ^JJEdison and the phenomenal ^pi^re$&Ysince.his first w ith A ltiatcher H I . R O Y ^ll^famp lighted the way to^^-T 1 f^tpdlay’s mass use of lo^cpst, Styles lo flatter YOU, satisfy V/hy put up wilh thi fun ond your every skirt, suit, slack fcjabor-saving electricity' in muss of old-fashioned hsoiinfl? need. Soft, finest qua lily Get as much clean, even* wool jersey. Some svool and Cjthe home, farm and industry. tompcralure warmth as you orlon (guaranteed washable) mixtures. Fashion colorsigold, J * c d<" ^ won I, when you wont If—with pink, mauve, turquoise, red, & r , , O . ** u , ' , ’ , , a unit dosigncd wilh your black, white. 32 lo 38. complete comfort and pocket*' book in mind. Soo us about a Thatcher Gos Firod Hi-Boy loduy. ;1 4 % «v*

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Woodbridge& Olsen 8-2903 I lull I Illl.;:. I,II,11'!' : .li i i l ! , l ; i : M i m s . Y u ., y l ' i r i m i n bites 32 10 JB- linui'!, luiii' in i U ,, I M i'r iii: I mill h A nilri ".i.ii, 'A'altci' 1063 HIGHWAY 25 lllT lllllill. .luM 'ph ( 'ill'll. I , !',! Ill l> II III- \\ illll', Ivlllil' Fislii'i', 1 1 1111 • 11 Ih r. r:'.. ( ill v .diiiii i.u. I i, .ni.11 .Mitrln II, R un Nnvuli. Jersey Central Power & light Oi'IuIht ” 1, \i-! I ! ' . . • I . : v i ' v i i ' i i -' l ' \ ' | / I i m : r . t i n l m t u 1 1 u 1 1 :■. NEW JERSEY Avene! KEYPORT font* r *■ 'i--< J t e YiAW. 1 * 1! ® S + 7 rw or-sE dw o' dgr I ta r \ THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN, h . iU t'FYUAh OCTCsBER J i i . J ’33 ‘S »P'K»V9 '."A”:J TUI"**** — ------• ------...... ■ n>ua ul j i un «■> iw .

h s i,e n * •mR.um# rr.i if reim j ' 'i < * bti 1- i t e e o f jgrlyji u IMj /’hi Locum Hjjw,d h «M iiv, for a . num oer.years ' it-ni: iv; ;lcrs. M rs. BJllrgjietll y 'k -, WBDDtf— 1"m 4 with ’ a ■swa” «f ttH.li (u i-jifr / t i-n made wnhl I -I'i r | (bf I) !,’( Iln .1 I , j ENGAGEMENTS and [iiu-r•■ ow ned nnd oporated ■ r : i «r. of Miami: Fla.; andv. f y t \ , { . . ,cwy-it.'«chcimwi& mil red hvm , r ttid aB.-.v.aiuv- coac G , c j I" i'i n 1 e ot 1 me Matuwan Frmite Hospiuil. M Verna Ciai-gc. . of Vonps iuU i M<>. v M.. itan* >l -> .V ’,,,‘‘t , ’’t c * ' nnd . o h v i , . c u e ' Ni n n 1 l I 1 01 o ' J C l K i 'e n Mm | fene, w a s a m eniber ot the Ro-: I i q.Tid Mrs. jOl/ T i (ill Hi * i e -.-yMf.y--W J ■*. f ,. Re.to;,ri>■ a , centf i I vu ei i I i ’ic i u t | Mi Ant.umo L O.f •.si'.i y bi.-'.-.K-l {, of Joscpi: i . i a i U L ' r o . ir>: l-ic-v. rtejsr.v von Spredkeistm. ac.t.tte . o? .. (Ji? j bridegroom;'.': Farmlr.gdaffi. .was j tn e .n n a e . .vas m e i.lowei g:r;. ; of Rto -er;h A m oov: ! b t C \ ^ ( ( u F e Ti} . ! The bride'; m orher iyworiV'e-i ■ Mis. rU-lcri Al. \V ,i i u- :■ Vlas N. bread St.. HtUi'lde. .Btlrinl : . ui'.c: wafTuir.oie Hiecneris. a\ J clv jhlu?,: t|i!eta. dress,..willi pirik/iur ! sr. a u u o rg eSeheuex. Perth i brovick- Heights, nnd Mrs. Sdla w».s- ui Giacel.vnri Memorial An'iou'.:.- brouter of Ine bnde ] Jllv ii.’Kl \\, Vi:t' WTUOW o; : - j ctjiiscu:i.tts. ;anh. iv. 'corsqge joV pihk i . finv.ub. .tvevprjri Fhsk.. hemhvortn. :: »■;■ voiies, /^ ft/bidde& roim i’j^iqipth- ■ ■ ! - IKI.H!. ! o/yiii Ui. Bvi• nrne hvo’d in - , Sei-.-ices were conoucmd Men- er selected a rose ChaqtlSlyTape.i A reeeutiovi foi lowed gi, j i n n i i U - -\eHrn Charles T. Stllhvugsob ' day • morning at- 8:30 treioc:: in; ■'■ j gown with black' velvet weeeto i Oob.v s . fcoutn Am boy, The : v r i i * foui ctiUdivu. ■ Oharlos. Ti Efii)wagg(in,, lit., of The Benle Funeral .dome,"Ma-- . ; spiles. Sihe wore, ah brchWi-t'or-; eouolfi ieft ior.ii. wedding: trip; ■lliomsis. i.»; iti tl 1C Artir* Maisden St.. Jaindica, f e ; If.',’, Itawaa;-- ana -««t 10 o'cloci: -a-1'ilgh1 to Canada,, and wilt reside in: 0! iiOChftUP P . li.Orifcr, iif died Monday.! sngo. 1 ■'; , ;'■'. milr-s oi reqiuein wns offered in Oct, T s .■ U-54, af ' •' A reception was. UeieS,. ji.t.'/liuipK: Laurence l-Iaruur. i .Jersey C-H-y- iu id Air.s. George his hom e. He wus Uorn i.n.M a- -St. Jo.vpih ,s Clio ren bv the Rev.! i-gihlth's ■ W iy .East keansbuye'. j •-.-.The .bride attended »a.vrevlUA j vva^eiinoilr;!-. -i.a Hallway: sl« (awari file son of the lots j.-ir, .Cornelius J. Kane, pustor. In-' w te M eo.uple^e.ft . tor q/wedding; High.Schooi.unci is employed bv L i i n H 1 i l t i c i and .Mrs, Dayton ”-Stlliwaggciif .mi-ment loUowgtlTtv the churciii It* * * :Urib ;'?;«.;,'JP'5piidS 'and Upon . thelvj, the W estsnshouse hiiecwrtc Co., 1 1 \ H i \ t ol Jersey City. anrt was a , retired . ear,penter, Wr* T-v ^ ;cemetery. : . • j WL m-4 t •; revuvi) ’viU -reside on H a(ey SS.,:-1 Metuchen. T lie nndegi'ootn :iliu <\ bruini'i’. Uci:i v Riecher?. he bad lived m -.Jamaica 3,v , .j-S’re e K d i d .' I ’hoV brtdq.Y wore-; ,>'j attended I’orth Ai.uoov Hieh of Union Bench - Mrs. Ldvvard G. Uerzog : ,vea::» aw was a member of j ] charcoal gray.- trnvciiaa -buitf sr.nool ancl - M iddlesex Vocation- Fimevaj r;crvc.!(-*rs • wore, con.-.: Mrs. Georgia M. Honsig. 78.; Marble Setters atui Cutters tJn- ; wiih bl.uek velvet ■' -1tcvi* ;.v:,i\,,:c^plr ^ i e Sln,r ts Y h e bride to be, is a physicu. ; (lnvn ,,.f!S n.,f n ■.(1 ^ o w n r k . w v it t n g . oe-ides, liu . Uu» , Scrvicus ore being held tills BWLfTO: .-rW.dlSam; Fvcderlok !,; - : -Hy«r.Auinaok.;,,::, ll'lod n -igf/eta basket of .'yellow! .... Russell Lougl.man - o/ncioted•• ...... a t! education leatlie! , in . Rio tie | me son of 'Mrs. Violo ■ fSofield) band, ate thu.e sous, b,\ dui, ■)., ,,j-t.-m.-ion nt r n clock in tho gtttin (Jay,-..-. Pctrjr/-cMiaft '-^3oyce •- EclU-U-' .v-Aumaok •' i*oaos - a na -rust- color • p om pon s. .j.lnt* U»*uui<- r«iik cevcinw iy. jjftnleip, fj.anoe ia u sei iRniielmaiiii. nf Hast Koanshii rg, Heuog, id West ..-■Kbnnsbi.ig, :Bf.dle Funenil Home, Matawan. IBSfcs'CiOiemony-.at 4. ii.r i daughter1 of - Mr- and Mrftr, Jo-. 1 The l.ntlesnuuds. M iss Aud j The,, h un e n. tho dri.vglitei - of igegnt ltv the Mu tine. Coips. He , arj,, ^)1(, . ;ii, x-'iann E ngeiniann George. E. Herzoe. of Union City will)...... the Rev. Albert Curry, pas­ and Hnrold F. Herzog, of Pater pe’ foiu.ed In i nndle. seph'fAUmiick. ciedmnr Fiir/ns.dvev vvariiock. .sistei'of ihe bflde-1M- . ano Mvs_. Li.nio Fedt.-le,,has Just, oompler.td 27 months ^an.t !n.,, in b la s t Keans; tor. oi the First Methodist son: n- daugnler.,.Mrs. VA'-llii; !ji4 In a setting of glad'oll: and "" "" -igvoom. and Miss Lorraiiifi Hcli-iCliffwood Ave., Cliffwood, nnd jservice: in Rio de Jaijioro and ; bur„ 3-j ,,, :. lie was employ- Ciuuch. olfiniatmg. Interment Smith, of Bloonnngdole: a sis­ y.4«nthtmmr.s by the Rev, ineffer. KeanRburg. wore .lionevjthe bi-id*--aroum l.s the son of [is now hom e on a 30-das leave i ed as worscr bv tne Ma- Is being m ade in Rosfe Hul ter. Mi'-s. Maude Goetsciuus. o: SIR G,, Shlphoi st par,tort of" eoloi-eii iridescent taffeta gowns iMr; and Mrs. Nicolino Sirnnlero,v*qpompanicd by his bi mt-to-be.. Tjl...... Cemetery. - (Kc-iHiV!! Mav,! Piesbyteriari [dt'Klonod. like dial uf (he m a - lR o u t e -36, K oypn.t. . jSgt. Miller w,U lepvit to Moithj bui-vivlr.g beside Ins mother West Keansourg. six grandchh ‘Uuroi,‘,T('i,kei3 N Y form- ti-on-ot-nonor They.had mutch-1 - Mrs, --Miohuev Cox was.scdosit Caiohna^upon completion of ..is jerc ,K t,rf>n-,er. .p*auk. ol Bast ilren ar.d four fvveivt-grandonil- j Mrs. H enry It. P h elps, hr. - dren. I Mrs; Louise N. Phelps. 70 ^aatcir-',vas3isted by the Rev; ling -headpieces of full leavesmno Miss Loretta Duivmte was; legvo H e is a pi actuate or Kev ^ a n bo r md a s >n \ u The. tuner ni w a s held batui iwifc- of Henry K. Rhelps, srr ider{qk N D eY oun g present j and can-led tarfeta baskets ofi at- the .uvgiui . . polt, High School. !Charles F. Olivev. Hillside. dav morning at n) o’-elock al-:33S Park Ave.. Union Beach irust -color pompons and ■■yellow-1 -Given iln rnaniage by het fa- A Jgnimi y weduint. is plan i servider, were t-oiuludleil Mon- her late home, aun at- 10:a0.idled at her home on Monday, ie ollJq '» tl.e daughter of ro«'es. ' ./-■ -- .- ..itncr.- tlie- b.-kse wore a full n *-P':- ida.v at 2 n.m . mi the H. Lam- Rev. Russell A. Smltn. vicar.!Oct..- IB. 1654. A resident of Ln- a -u n d sM r s.C la u d e I,, Ray-: ® . James W n i n o c k. Keyport.!length gown nf rose point lace Ferry-Flash . ,|«nce - Scott and Son Puperal ioIf,„fcd fJrtfilSO Second St,. Keypoitv p f I brother of- tlvfe bvidr-aTooir.. w a s lover, satm styled w ith a cathe- renuiem mass at St.,-ion- Beach the past 11 years ...... , .,. , - . ... , ..... , , Mf: and Mrs. Godfrey Flash. [Homo, Belford. with the..Ray Mark's Church. Burial.. undnv i Mrs. Pheips was born in Hrook- ©ther brliiegrooni. is the !sor. best man ano ushers were Leo-'dial Hal.n, ihusior; neoklhie, lac-el«irtti»rl" of'-Keyport now n-sid-!°lt0 Jenke. pastor of the Keans- the direction ol the R yan F u -ilvn: N . Y .. the. daughter of the A f and Mis WlUUm F. jnaro -BanJaca, brother of the ibod.ue,. am-, long • .sleeves. T te ’/L'-'Jj i6g2 n F UOth St M i- lbul'K h-letlioiiisi' Church, offlci- neral • Home, was in P.vhstults-late George- A. and Martha J. qliOber si , 3U H m b e it St,-, I jbrme, and Mlonael Hanlncton,!gown was studded wilh rhlne-.| „ - , announre the enmme- !,ting. I.itermout was tn pair- i ana Weehawken Ce lire te n iBovd: Carman. , B each ; -I R e u ib 11 r Stems Hit uii of Fund. H M tl.M’Z m hte, . oulsc ’view. Cemetery. Middletown. Besides her husband sne Is Wllmvm G Schanck was1 The' mother, of the hrldetjroornUuslon was attached, to a queen's > ' p„,.,v n f North Bergen. Whth^ joloisr and she wus accom f | seleeled.a mauve pink, dress of j mown of seed pearls and thine- Sobeu ... Renj, o. Miami UN llenrv Bade survived ov a daughter, M i s . The wedding Is being plan- ! Luiio Fan a M «rv E. Wright, pf UntOA. panled ut the oigan by Mia ^ " crushed silk over taffeta with.jSione.-i.: She carried a niuif of Mr E m r a J. Linde. 77. wnl- l.upo Fapa, 31. of 06 • Maln .:^*c'”rh-;' a ' son.'Honr E.. jr.. PP who also pm>«d| matc.hinR- accessories and a ilaoe. iiver w h ite satin trim m ed V,"!! ,VC'uy ' y - A V !nw nf Hunrv Bede, died Sunday IKS b n d e lo b e attended Ko> Q , St.. Malawan. died - 'Saturday, j Lavittown. N. V.; and a grand­ ^ th iT i’ldfd msibho" white orchid • corsage. ...'j with white roses, babies breath. poi;t_High School and was gnu - j ^ u 0f-lvcr dai.gbler Oct. 16. 1954, In Perth Amboy j e ; bride was given in, mar A reception for 180 guests fo!-.|and stephiinotls, centered with son. . . - URtod Horn high ”rr.ool m Ml | , p 22 Q. General Hospital. - He was borni Fimeral services are being b y hdi fathei He* gow n ] il Buck Sm ith's :H aH ;1 »Y:white 'oi-cUid. : anil: In .'Italy, tbe soh o.t ihe laUi.Piis- (hold this evening at'8 o'clock m „ Rv’hloned of Chantilly - lace ] 'East -Kcansburft. • .-i - i Mias Rose qlBiase, Cliffwood, • born Kevpin't. She waa qua.e and -Phdomona JT'pmas-Itjj-0.' | U „ 'atiite?n0»>.Ettnev'«l-' U f iilr i» ( n n - Uii l AA »• fl 1 . -Hgine WrkTYlA - rfrd^whlte satin with a fitted] ^ g , . For-traveling- the-bride chose|was maid of hotter, The bridoo- born Port, Momnouih the T I, f.V ‘u“‘ul‘uuw : .7 j; e! 10 1 Papa and had lived . hi Hr.,_..,ood Brooklyn. T(iter- jjbdlee and Queer, Anne coder, a-, charcoal- grev suit with-pink! maids .were Miss Ann Fotl,. dauchter of the late Joseph ani! Mnt.,..,n ' m -i ir, vi-nis .: R.a.ise>vo.oa, BIRTHS Maria ntbilo I Tthe: B'owr.; held a of Stephen C. Hyer, sor. o( M is (own-Township High .-Sohool - and (made with, rod velvet bodices]Oct., is. 1 954. In K'vervlew Hos-j hreat-gvi.nd.-.hhdren. {Mrs M#vv DiSnnto Mrs Fran-! ’ Garretl Oartan A, sfeii. She oairjed o cascade Hazel liver Matawan.'- ano the the. bridegroom-is a grncsunte of|and fud skU-vs of white nyhmipitnj. . .. ■ ; fee,vlc«->. ae.n, hold -VU-dne.-.-! ArBe,ulria and A-Irs Car-:! aarrett. Cartan, 80, dte-fl 'rues- r^piyhite oichlds sweatneart late Stephen Hyer. on Saturday Red Bans Catholic I-righ bchool, j tulle. Mies DiBinse had a t ed - lf>'U after .ti-.-n «(• -* 0 c*otl. In l,»e im e l,ft.-u ,S n m o . r.ji 0f Mamwatt: ' clay, Oct. tfl, 1954. at Ills'how h oaes aud flem d amoui ; afternoon, Oct. 8, 19»4. at the He Is associated with his lather|velvet crown and oarncd a red ... Hindu . iH. L. -wott and Son Pnueis., b’-uther Guisepol hi Italvr 17.!81 'Main St., Matawan; He was R.iphf.dl PAlumbo 2 Colts .Neok Reformed Church. In the operation of tho Warnoek | velvet tnuif inmmod with white!. * «>»• W boi n-In M onm outh H om e. Holfucd. v.-hh tlie R « '" !grandchildren, and three, g re a t-!a life-long resident of M aluw qn Kf(Ison A ve K eansburg ueivcd The Rev. Walter Feigner, pas­ Trucking Co.. Kovport. •-. • ,| orchids and white streamers Mflhorlal Hospital 011 J- 1 Iday, .Rjbeit jiiiu-kman. pas,or ot the ip„ ..... j . Was the son of "the late tor a l the Middletown Reform­ *^5 ' lhe mall on of honqi She . deroraied with red flow ers. The W - 15, 1954, to Mr. ar.d M r s.;B i;|fo ,(| M ethodist Church. o f-;BV‘: “ c " Wn-s l«-ld Wp-'inc-'i- Lawrence and EUau -fCoUcelli ' ' ed Church, performed the cere­ tj&Smjifevmgawn' of shrim p color net llogaa-Y unkcr bridesmaids wore while nylon George T. Hinds, 64 -Bergen St-.: ricmilug. Intcrmont was ni: . v ..i k. i'o ov-ioek in Cartan. He was a member of mony, assisted by the Rev. Kile On • Saturday. Oe!.. JO. .'954, /-jdVdt' satin, stvied w ith a bouf-' tulle crowns and carried red .velJjCeaBsbiirg. ;Bayvlow Cemiery. Leonardo. !«« Da; pSnei'Al' Pome‘“ Key-. Matawan Lodge No. 192. F. and, KtfnM#tfn n t ! RkUtblilvil andumi hu'.terItdUAd necklineKftAVHnr* .‘F: -DdLattre'. of the Colts Nock Miss Avis E. Yunker. daughter vu,. mint., niinn.cd fti.h while,: - . | victor csik . 1081 Mrs. t.illmu •«. Jiuichinsoii I mass of requiem was offered 1 lan Church and .'former trfistsi.tr ■■'■'trimmed Witii satin b o w , Hei santhemiuns und palms decor­ Jackson St.. Matawan. and the .he, .fioa.oi gills. .701 e .W w - ch'hroh"'■ St... K eyport. are the his. ot M am s i . M ataw an. d led jh y - the R ev.. Cornelius J. K n u e.fer of It's Sunday School; ont. u"» hbadpieoe w'as of net and aatm ated tne ohuroh. llate Mr. Yunker: • became the gaic.. Stini.if,io and aeny ona I parents of a daughter, born Frl-jal her home Frida v Oct 15 | pastor, iu Bt. Joseph's Church. ] an exempt member of Wash *,AlWPS Ann Bilofczjk Main The- Misses Lea Fav VanNote. bride of Thomns James Hogan, day. Oct.. 15. 1954. in M om nouih 11D5 L she wus born in Brook-|B«>'>»: followed in the ctmrcn! ington Rnginc C-o. .No. 1- JktfW^rMias:.FeBcm R.ves, Union Janice Schanck. and Knnlie ir.. son of Mr. and Mrs. 7 nomas Memorial Hospiinl. .Ivn. the duuRhtor ot tne late 1 oenu-tti j. Mi. Cuiran was uninaitled ' Toach, and Mies Floience stik Smith sang "Tln'ough the J. Hogan. Bayview at., High­ llke the otner atiendants and la^vn," Keyport.. were the brides- Years. " "I Love You Tnuy. ' lands. The double • ring oe re- lliey wore while crowns and Ortiz !Wesley and ausan iHcyer* Bon-; ' Ml^._ L^,-’;.s6',n,’'fcd ^ I,,eceS and 'Because.' , mom' took plane at 3 p.m. :n .licit t.i.d w.u llw widow of Itai 1 M],s. Mtyj, iCoughlmi Illness.! ‘ jalde;1: They - wore gowns made carried white rnuifs trimmed A son wns born in Fllkin Hos- Sewices will be held Friday :G iven in m arringn uy her f a ­ llie First Baptist Church. Mala­ I it E. Hulehinsnn. She was a ted'tliat'of the matron of honor with red roses and white plUl on Fndiiv, Oct. 15. I9.4..memb01, (j[ lhf, woman’s Clnl) 83, of Tennent- Rd., Morgan-j af lei noon at 2 o clook In the ti’lS.iW’yVtto g ie cn AU ul' the at- ther, tne bride wore a gown nf wan, with the Rev. Lawrence streamers. -. ito Mr. and Mrs. Rntne Ortiz. 1 v iUe. widow ol John Tnueso. died. Beij]e Pmu’i-al name. Matawan. -if Miitawnn. r-'Tepdftritfl carrjed casoaries of white nylon tulle and Chantilly It. Bailey, pastor, officiating. Euward Canoolllerl, of. The 1553 Line lid.. Malawan. Sunday, Ocl. 17, HIM, nl h«r|,„m, *he n„v, i- ubsLb,- A. Gnlln- a fCtoamy white hull chiyaantne laoe over white satin. Her fing­ Giver, lu mnrrisifre ».v her Surviving is griindson. Hon­ Bronx. N. Y.. was best • man. lliorne. She was born in Ireland i way. pastor of tr.e kirsr Prcs- ertip length veil of nylon (idle orother. Conrad E. Yunker,. the nietrtoh [‘-v D- rfulcliiusdi or Wt-sLficId Usr.ers were .Stephen Fodele u'e" held S un d ay *wd l m '“ 111 i bvtenun Church, officiating. In- ; xRobeifc Jamelson Kiansburg was attactied to a crown of seed bride wore a gown of turquoise 1C1 Iff wood. brother of the bride Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Diet-, Son ices note 7 o'clock in tlielCo"”l'v 1,16 p,ist 40 yBn'r" ,, . I tennent is being made in Rqw»f uncle-of the bildfKioom was pearls and orange blossoms. •“atm made on prlnocsa hues MlUlo s(,nmiero. K eyp ort. rich. 1005 Shore Rd.. Union: ‘ll,xi noon iu r . L . y “ ..i"..!;"6 1 Surviving' . .... are,...... a daURhl-er...... | H(11 ColneterV. : Attfo best man uvd uxheis weie She carried a bouquet of white with, maicnmg accessories and! ijvoiher of thc bridegroom, and Beach, are the parents of a ;BuUe f Jiioial H-nre, Matawan, |Ml.s ilatT,es Pnn.0 n. with -whom Gallo p#*J5pvftl'Haynoi'. the bride s broth- chrysanthemums and n prayer a white orchid corsage Richard Gray. Yonkers. N.;Y. I daughter, born in Soutn, A m boy (With lh( IiPV- f h c s le ^ A. O allo-;shp mKdfl hnnie: u son. tin- wu> I I I 1 of llie First Pres-,.. , u->db(•Su!f^r-i,,tt.«i*aelv tRapbi Palum bo. K eans- book. , ..:. Mrs. Elmer F. Beok. Mota- A reception wns held al Un-:Hospital ot Dnnburv. Conn. Hi jbytnrlan Church, officiating. In-1 .. 1 ?>\ lltivr. am) Andrew Panieie, Un- Miss Irene Bennett. Red wan. was tne matron of honor Inn Bench Fire House. I - grnndclilldren. and 11 gi'fiiit- ...... „ ... ______TTiilllps -1 ten n en t wa.s m ad e M onday aft- . , ., , DR. LOUIS I. PRAGER Bank, was the bride s only at­ und her gown was rust silk TneInc birnehi'itie wore a Ucharcoal ia icoall 1 A d(lu(Ijlter W(ls boi'n in South ernonii at I o'clock In C ypress |£’I^I,11 grandchildren. ?' „ u , , n 1 She had matching OPTOMETRIST j ,, i f * « dadshvei's wedding, tendant,. She w as dressed In s uroaaclotn giaj ti avtllng suit with white | Amb0y Hospitalto Mr. and Mrs. i mils Cemclerv- Brooklyn i bci vices whei e held tl.ls moi fi^'Misf^H^ynor selected a gown of ballerina length gown of irhles- accessories and her corsage hat. wlulc accessories, nnd a: . , . pliillios 864 Sommer 1 inlng nt 8:40 o clook m the Day EYES EXAMINED ^jtutftSolMi velveteen with match oent blue taffeta, with mo toll­ wns ot yellow roses. Mr. Beck while orchid corsage tor a tnp|nel(, R; Sn.d inn v.ittioct oblinallon tour ffltt, 'The bride was given In mar­ over sklniUM' salln, m ake vv 11 ll Denip'.ev at H.e organ lu-i m >i.. Prt ry II (Tiiiii1, v , Man •l-'’ - M.tl.iV.-n, .iIr11 .,| 11 ■*i . , rlnge by her father. Sho wore a manderln collar and long Tie- III Hie wore a l-.ll (eni'lli A i ct'i'i I ttui was hrlfl nt W1J rxl IM. Hi M I tin with calli'vdt'al train, long neuklino was adorned will, seeil a I hu hi ill;. I,tee Im.llrc nui.i-- I 'liiplf Ih i lnr a Wfddlnu trip | r •001 n 111 M ui.in, ! h i* sleiivcs, nml a high neckline pearls and sequins and I mm Wllli a scoop llerkhne and lone in Hr* N''W I'lnulund tflntPM nnd' Mi^. I'Xhrr M. IMki* ' (iwi" •''■I " J I I I * |1(| , . t( M 'With a Poter Pun collar, Her the princes.', walal fell four Her a j pointed -.leeier. Her Hug. h '\ii! if .i il' 1 in Ir»*if liTink. Mi;' Is’, (her M. / ‘iKc. n l M.i • r 'If' I,m i it I III .1'. !jr . . fingertip Illusion veil was nt­ (it llllle fashioned will) a bust Ie j h-.iel I. veil ul Fir...I. iIIum.iu Thr In n J i* hi ,t mi ii’.hiiitr o |in w » n , who dii'd M.'pi hi hnii 1 " ! M Vl* Ifi’i i : llif ! 11 * I ■DtOi tilillll lillfHlllMHI, ; laolietl to n luce bonnet-type bat hlpllnc edged with I v lih-li I l.-ll hum a Jullei c,.p ul Cl.an Middletown T >i w n .. h I \, Il!|;li'f‘d her hUHiiwnd. l-idntn N.. v \ .•',1*10.11 .' mu M'da wan hi i-iih i , ' find rIii! carried a white missal ended In a chapel 'ruin. Hri .tillv lace trunin.-d irI■ i.uie, tfrllooi mi; j:: ill ] J if ;> uy ji ci'HfoJ lilhl .adr hffiH if h* I v il ’1 ia ;j i c me I * '- ) ! * - I 111 i i With m arker uf rones and [Ingerllp veil or French illusion .-.mi. . ".p.m.i. Hie ea rii.-d .. . os |H'!v iitr .*’»•('! ei ,i ,'v 'ii Kf*y|)ori. >l will Moid** on .inn ti. l !i« ..ri'., tl -I; •a I ■ Matav/an & Keyport Monument Works sli-oatner.H, fell Irom aqiiam.'s einw u ofi.-a.le l.u.ape-l .-I whit. ,...-. • anu llli’ hi 'hi' V,l ul.'tfj a HliUi I i a i i i hdfi.l.tl' ol Mfs, Ciuiiimi Faleo, Keans- seed peiills. Abe r a n led a bon . lepbanuii-. i ia I e o( Middirinwn lowimhlp' Nnw Im fhr f tni »* Hi aih'nda fill' » 1 11 -‘I.I. ot Hm ini' : (.'nil.Tun li. YVIi.irton, O wner .-.bum, wuu matron of honor, ller quet of wnlt" orchid;*- unit 11. ill Ml-:? In.Iom„ ('.ilnu., I... ’ i 1.. •. - 1111:1. * ioi a m t|. j;, ,i nh-inhi;r *» r! f hon«* umiM'd arnoht.s for sah* ol ) i:m Iln |nt a i V io il (iu* i Now Lticali-rt al flour huinlli gnwii of American d'amnui'. Il n mu w a■ III" maul ul Imnui flu* WiditfH.il f rim i f| Hr in cni-jA HUM)) ii el ill tlio clir.'.lfir'd e*ol ■‘•i ho d y, r, !nr;d »>(i Mi ii|h ilu, I • beauty velvet wns nmde with Mis. Marlon Reilly, of Keme Hii.lal ■ all.-ndanl:. w.-n- .Me. iilfd ’ii ii1. Mn1 Miiifimm ATiimi j iiinn Will find thorn iido rn'd r.l.h: h/ir U ilM '.111 if •( 111. ■'iislfid j Hifjliivav t’(> imor M/iin Si. Keyporl an off-tlie .'ilioiilder neckline She bill'll, Wns Inal run nf hullor, II. i j ll Irlti.rd LeCh.lr, H.-nville, .....I ! «n’l ui .uk i ’o, j for you. ol liu Ilolmki o iln -tutl.l.i lei. KF. 7-11IM f ‘ ft"' re*u TlIl'fcSilAY, OCTO -"I. THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWaN, M.‘ J. lk SECOND SECTION—PAGE THREE !8anaiimu»8ca«gsg)rfesa a?*g»kim i~yr-'rgr4r«»-w;r.-1 :.t c.'- i Will lav'iiTiuteq.itfi proyMe ilspe ! Two-Year Nursing eSftc- expo: it-nee. .A/ z icsil*.,: tim e .can be l'uiiv . u'diiat-d1: in f lea.-nlug rutlicr than m assist- R E S K T A p ’ Course Approved ini:.- Th.e- turrieuninv is dn-j si?ned to .combine hoth liberal,1 nFirs First De|>aytmeat l?if!uetr'a> , Monmouth . Memorial ■ n ils n;-,d nur.siau. with courses! Fnm In Arret Fn Get Accepted As Pilot I a. Uie basic iiri.-i unci, sciences; ! School In Project lattpbt at. the Moniuouth Jun: I Own Fire S«I*•?/ Unit CViiles'e. continuing an tl-, i i o r first hosulial- VOM1 aliliuifieu beiween tlie Co)-1, i.: Qua of tile inyie. ■nrcfiW, .safc- lege and lhe School ot Nursing.: 11 i ( ~ Ul 1 ' v ‘ion—J b ’ A, ve»r nursing 'fhe specific benefits of such tnonenn. icuiiis'y . n. ,Jor ; inqus- ./■il states- was a eourac were outlined by'Men-j i>iai oftis K 1 n ‘hm own (be Board of roe Fisnc-r. secretary of l h e ' /ny tii-i ‘niPnii In ateu Ciovei nors or the M onmouth"M e-1board ef governors, as follows:1 liriy, .Lavoie' I.iiooifitomM. Inc., mortal .Hoapiial. f.onu Branch. I Hi Credits earned are are. c-j ••adopted-’ tine: aaietvcmeaj^ f wlth.'ivihfi: uttct few inoiiUis,. i The tjchoo! o f Nursing m s. been i quivatoti1.. lo those’ earned Ur lhe; ; accepted a s one o i . the pilot .ci i'reiH ti.ree-yeai' program ; t ? ,) j c o s t u m e s ; »> L ole in >i luieiue’it bo .tchools in iln: Co-operuuve ftp-1 Tho potential num ber of stu- j haves their.: com pany to roe the ) search Pro:ect in Junior und idem- nurses is increased by o- | Attention Hallawem-ies! If You Want to Be a Witch, Cowboy , Comic* Imi 0il.i p Iv i tui Fort M-0 1 I • Ctimmutiity Edcualion for-Nurs-xpc-nttig enrollment in all ago: nioutti and .purlin to (lo Uiba vl : me conoucied bv Taucners Col-1groups, regardlcr-s o! family re-j SfrJp Character t Sp o o ky or Just Plain Fun... Como to Newberry’s NOW! : •■•,, Thane arc aevMoV-wraons fo r ! • lege, Coiuumm University.: '.-.pnnsibiliUi's; i;i - Studcnis wlw j Our Selection of Costumes Is Sturdy, Safe, Ever So Low in Price! nu mimnria! firm having . Its : In lumottncmg the ilecishm, iprr-fer to live at h om e rtiny d o ; ()Mi re u p u m a n 1 f* w (s Bertram 11. B o i den. cnairman :so. (4> Hegulai- hours and as- j Uie rfis Beautiful Lawns for the tnot Comroisstonor, Assisting -persistence/of antibodies indue-, fly tI't tiy iic d lr-acpovtei t-p ed by the vaccine und the varl-i „noke ui i tlm shirk of the velum him were Pnll GumminBS, Earl —ja^k’-yV. = Summer Season, Uttons: ol antibody - response t o, Yja''. doi^patiios bo ner ship lhand Huber k'd Fci tli, E d Fox, Heyb Smith, Neighborhood,Qom- difference, in thc lots of vac-; rd diii in, tho dav , ' . Its Cultivatin(> Loam ipissioners, and Field Suout Jpx.-: cine. The outcome wlli deter­ and it's - / •/--A Ihtrd copsUieratlpn - lor an eeiitlvs Vinco Maslyn.. ' ' ’. m in e-th e use. of-the vaccine in1 •; ..iliifiiisti iivl fire, donjutm ent . !3 •-•••Troops and P osts taking Pftft the- future, according lo Mr.j . Easy Spreadin'tf, : .that the-firm is- own firefighters mciuded Troop 10, Cliffwood, Hines. i .. kuovy die piivsica! layout, oi'the Scoutmusler W 111 i a m Nye; - Ail scnools-will be notilied as ■ SAME DAY DELIVERY IF CALLS ARE ■ • -plant;.-: fn case - (il iln;, ■ the com- I’rono 01. Keansburg, Scoutmas-, to the date of the last bloocij >z zpanv'K own firemen. arc, trnme-1 ter-'Joseph Adaysli; Treep SO, tests: to be done in the Mon ­ RECEIVED ANY DAY BEFORE 10 A.M. inali/iv ou lho-scene, they .know Union B e a c li. Scoutm aster mouth Cour.,y Schools through a!i abiju! / su c h /im p o rta n t file: IJames McKiltrlck: Troop 61 tho county superintendent, Earl, Plione HOltrtdel 9-8382 lneutj a,/ whoi b. Psiwei lines or |jjc[(nst)U1,a.| g 00utjR8xter 'HtorolJ- B:* Garrison. : 'hit1/ tun ti.- hut dings, wiitotig(ag;htfias: Troou C4. MoiganvlUe, sitii'ed------m il-.is lima or tnac, *u-*- • 1 ScouUnastoi' - • Henry. Schwarz. Hotv- about business cnj’dsJ. 6 l Where..impcrtiuit shutolf vulvM|T,.0(tp 73 Matawan, Scoutmas- \Vto can supply them quickly and1 R F D KEYPORT ate locatccl, and . othei Uiir.r;;- .[P.- w i 111nin Weiiitraub" Troop at tlie right price. Como and Stanley Stilwell Son on OLii.-i.le tuenia'i c.tnii(u know,.igp, Koyport. Scoutmaster Char­ try us. . The. conituinv;: firemen can par- • tictiuite in -plant- lire drills .find /h e experienced in /lie nest I / jnonim uf guUing all’employees . out of iv (ire araa to surety. ■ • j : The Lavo-.o Jinn purchased a I I.-ih:;; siiid hy Cranford .Fire D e-| - - i -Pin tiuept - whoii - one of 1 Uioir j -ttJbompKntds bougnt ,o- new truck, i '' -/ Tne Lavoie iruok-,:-.wlieit trstcri ' , hy Lne ipulonvliters. flevch)]in;i j ismIIuiih • rating* .whon it- was > - v.-oiu v rorm iivulo-iiu vi.- lull. Iiio!' - :i\vaipr. prmiHUi'e from the - com- RUFFLE-EDGED PLASTIC //-7])any'£, i.'wn water • imnnly ays . I ./ item is oa*-.pounds nut - sm tum - mail bul tlio .tiro Lruci; pumper 1 2 MASKS ;:-|uctvas,«-lms;to lui) ikiiiiki.-i per -squnre-Jnsii.1 - ■ Tlie- truak is equipped with /* .JijliC loot of two-anil ono-lioil inch -. hose. - line■ toot oi ono-itnd-onc- . naif im.li hose, a 16(1 fool hooaier line, a fivc-sriilhm fndian tan. , an Ru-gallon.tana. u.sijokIos suit: ’I / a pike ;iule„ lo r pnliimr (lown - -fIra-sraftred : .walls nr tim bers. - ti ir cmi'i'gency liam. mine refi- miu imiskK a n d amis ior auhiK . hi v-hei-e bus f i r e or seepaee ,1s u laului', .... ■-/ pirank MeCIeaslei, funner .. Aline; of - Kevport h ire ijcpiirt- ■ li'eui.. u; omel ol the J.mvuIii do . pm tiiiiMU.. In ovum, oi lire ui ... .- llu; nl.mt. h e-is in oharuo until , tliu vuiei n! Afiiilbr.irn T owns)11)) . F ile I.ic.|!nrurti;iil in en Uie stiane ;• ann dn-i-i-.liuK operations. . Ll!lie,- I iiivoie .fireiiien nre: As .Si./f ,i l.i ehlels'.lo.iciih Hpuvak. . Chn'l el Miiniilaniui Iown.slnii Fire Ie/.Milmeat, nnd Unvinnm! (dloe, e:/('ini:f lit Unwell Tmvn •sf.iili' Fire liepnrl.nient. Heine ini an iiitievo are Cleerne Leury. Will in Ui’iioil, Rueco Loveni. i'll i, J/'.nurU. JnivinuiHl Uu j I : lei!. I i- tl Lpevnk. Clerenee ... Uei i.e. 11/( Lei 1 ijien. Fil.eui 'ln u n l/ 'V111 in rn Bee.-.i/ ilia1!', - Win i.i l-.-lwni (I Vil 11 A I ..(III lu J u illr , an ,l..i, John Coin'll ■. C h i , , ! .v,. I 1,01 , tfol || In j lu v fit- i luul/,-- alnlcnbacli. Wil Iln - "'/-!* IM.lVaril Il('(.,l. A:' '*1,Inn H” b'-i in. Junk Col,Una iiu 111 I.ar , \t,(-.lielbci-Rfi-. Wil * Han; - I,, u • . I.ifliiird MulnanP Ioi/ i) I I a, i a/‘l: 11 1,( 1 J i l l m M m

11." -■ , I, i.m/ll uie noyo11 ,1 . IVIIil / i - l i / f by (li,) Hu'.iUo in ,,i i ./ I i i o mi im: liusia Hiut tin' li l.i uly iubili- tDSluillc# f l i **• 'ii a nuiiH Clpiil fire tif L-vc-ry Hnllawc-uti-lB will , pm im, o i/,• enviiri'd bv tlu.-li w mil. Murilsmi, Uugl !|Ii/T- re coUIJ.-lt lii' lowil.slllp bunny, hylvoatrr nnd morn I Itivoill,, ,.li.,l„ rG . With ; in- , n.i. bum H . O.VII niiir.U'i t>j inMch, Como ..H r, I I l l : ll-.ii oi jl , curly Ioi bout economy , Mi 1“', IH >cIceiio:i, Tilt bizuh amull I in red in il uhipulm; i a mil * lo I, Muflktim fl lo IH, oi /-I,i •' • - Cur O lull pl-lllllHB do - f.u qe \'l Jo f l lliu 'l.ul I I " p i1, piuad to mipjily j youi i. 11 * -1 , on short notice, ui , I)'-,,/* II:.,! vil) idensi; you I j. J. NEWBERRY Co, Keyport z . y o u ./ui uny Uniriitio lliinih,, . ; i u I l n IM ,,,,' UeiUicllim Piiin, I r-r 55'* ) i S i S V , . t * ,f , / v s s ,*> k f i a f e ? i t m -s£c^0% eTfON ■ fm : THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN, N. J " ' / W ^ \ v V 1 THURSDAY OCTOBER 2J, 1954 f'j^ySjsWajSt'SHW!^^ “ Bidding Ai.onaiiiev»i-fs * ! * RUHNG WITH THE HOUNDS IK THE HUNT iPeiidte..School- T ackle ( printed promptly on paneled or fctewas, Keypml, ibridal. book .snow-white vel.um Many Crackups .at this office. i IlftSBUWB, iakewosj h LOOKXNGJT O V E R §£01 | *°PS Aeys „ M!L 17-U 1 Enjoy one of America's great m $*- Six Stadium Drivers Races Forced aeeMu*<*«oe«i«ati.«as>»«*4c<' M illar’s Kicks Give iteedoms. Attenu the oburen-oi • -.vMHS, Kfys, Favorite*’; vour choice mis weoxend. v■■-; > Out; One Treated At AMAT.’SUft BOXING aet.eity Garnet Gulls Edge *' Iv Jtfurday’* Ganiev; will resume tonight After i, lay­ Lion*. Face Freehold Hospital; Soden Wins off since the TV-hkIU program In Tight Contest I . |from Asbury l ark hiat suinmw. - formal wear A^ifcfl«rtnn aurl Key(o.t <>pnd k ; Eddlo Boncn accounted for litsiAt the Windsor Theutro on Muir! Thc ta-emea . toe of Lelgn Huju jg^jc^ion *v i n s on r !fifth feature event victory of thelgt We'" Oi-niBe th- w-i-v" iMulai and a lue. Pol.ul Heasunt klSrtSI'-iftaln this Satuidftd U f •aenson Stmpay at the Old Bridge j sn-e- Sporting Club is sonuso- mg ! :in e Wotted out. tne .fine hope cu for any affair an«t Steal .ounejnn? m iBladium. taking the lead for the L clu-d of 10 amateur bouts to. - Keyport h.-pb fechool grldmen ' ttl* V ir ot the Bunson Bui-doff ;fnnt tune going into the hom e L igh t Two C'liffwend bov-- will ; “>auu da.v to snare top runt! 111 vfafltt Use B ed arc! W hit- po>s • stretch - on the final lap ot the, be- nmoiw those -npovUw - * ■ ■ - ■ — - -- — i On the ninth lap the cars drlv- round bouts and live tnroe inp with Ruth after lne ball, j 1Jr^ Maiawan. a senior at Thc i&eli triple 1 threat tin eat tco,tmo, sustain-sustain ■ en by-front - running Parker round bouts--al. the South River-Ruth had his hands on it, out jT^ei-i'clio School. Highrslown, is a .shoulder envly in j Bohn, of Freehold, nnd Finney arena. - Boyle -hopes to be able iHulse clutched it away ,1-om jUne,.n'a,T(0l. the school's, varsity FORMAL WEAR ‘btep-.lie’, putting hlni out Chevalier, oi Savrevllle. tnngi- to put his latest ooxing protege, - him- to s a v e lhe ijunu- ns the it,i’0VRn. j[C :.g jr>r-t. 2 inches Monmouth County Hunt Meet Races |ed™ nnd ...... a,,uu spun intu into the uie - ,ina-m.,infield Jerry PiMlolililo, a Keansburg;Keyport receiver had a dear i^u -nlui weighs 225 pounds.-mak- 52 Throckmorton St. tyRaautiput together nn no- j1 • , .: . J I P ete •Frar.ee. of R ahw ay, follow- b()y looklni; u> aeo.uivmg uoltienj field to -lie uoal hue, had he j in(,. tlllv, ., n,1we!.r„i b-ilwnt-1; for ^»tiie*'. fo. aackficldu.o' seisn without . co., Au- °h At Haskell Estate Course Saturday jed Into tiie infield on the • 12th Gloves honors m the lighttveisntjgotten the ball. i,.,,, f(„ wap of Coach Miek- FREEHOLD, Ni J. i using Silence- Margin Woodland Farm, Middletown Township, Is ilap when Ills engine quit for Hie division, on the booth River; Kevport failed to aoin alter :PV Shuman's eleven He also is MVtl. FReehold 8-0002 Uf£ Tarty, Tom Bi annum Site; Horse Event For Chanty Carnes j second week In n row. Ed Far-| I the opening kickoff a pmii. ,an out. iiiid.ing perform er In | ($r-F)8 d riamlnone Cinm 1 On Fox-Hunting Tradition Started In 1885 ■ ley. of Olen Gardner, lost .hia| 1 carried'.only out to midfiek! anci: 1 rack. " will gWe the Matnwnn !front w heel on the 13th lap and) JACK K U H N S. Multi wan IHul&e arove oack with it to th e * ------High's Decathlon athlete, re- sore, than one jolt Sntnr** , Hoi'seracin g. will liinkc Its f!- j the Inches derbies. This was not!"^ wa* T or.®fdR®l‘l ®f f"1"11*11; I Km pm l 4h v . 1 hue On Ue hi 01 f lit di crowds to their feet. sumen track activity after the : first scrimmage pinv, for ihi-’i.^j R mO .I tint stand- for lOot In Monm outh as. m u ch un affcctalton as tH p iM.jRd.. . near«««. lined with steel, tnus protecting i jUull halfbuek, took a hiiudof . Q Us m ked comt,letions THEATER, events nt tne Junior Olym­ [faaed 0 one sme. hen cut back I Reven aUcmpts,' unb ends; Tom Fat ley and i Red Bank, tn Middletown Town flic rider’s head, should he or! ^-c' Housman, of Crnnbury, pics at Randall s Island. New 'thi-ongh tlie ether tackle p o s t to; . • . _ .. ... FOWLER KEANSBURG, N. J. yJ3af.yev,; tackles; F ran P in -,sh ip . A m ory -L. - Haskell, presi- she take a tuniblo from a horse [was third to cross the finish line York. Sponsored hy the N. I go 40 yards down the left side- j -Conch Bid Slrattan's-Gull. line;. Opposite Public School Cfo‘>nif Me! Gilm m et, guaids' during the fuvy of the chase. tnnd •,'m Delaney,-of Hope, came dent of: Monmouth'.Park .Jockey Y. Dnilv Mirror, the meet at­ Siine for a touchdown. Millar Sw1.™ vharglng m particularly, Phone Keftosburfl 0-1)800 Ms/p«flt-Dobro6ky, eentor. it In fourth Club, is the owner, of . Wqodlanci The rest of the Huntsman's tracted over 1000 athletes m lamared the cupaeitv crowd at "111 n,,b ■'ie.wimc., co ! F .v e n !rp Porformnnc^fi Biart nfiot *s uoweiful a line as M a­ Hariri and the guiding .hand of j gnrli ll-. - Bohr, established n new track mul Lnckl at depended' en whether the teen-age group. Jack fin­ Clavtcm Field by kicking the ex - captain displaying | M*(mue saiuvday iawap's pop theiein lies the M a [tho Olio-tiny m eet. The , Mon- w a s a " dn ig" or "harrier.'- A | icci:i!tl !u *-be fiist 10-lnp qunll- ished sixth after surviving tra iiomt with "a coolness and 1 -IIic' nnd nne -aefenso skiii Contlmiuu* du«4ay .. .(wOit Anti Steel's edge, - ! mouth County Hunt Racing As- drag -meant the anise, or seent|*Vlnff beat, winning m i mm- - - by being in ou nearly every three qualifying heals In lne accuracy mat would have been | All features shewn on our 2|i.\yit}j-.,--:eaeUi team: having -had, soctation is the sponsor, bag. had been run over, tlm!nte&. C.9 seconds. Bill McCar- 100 vd. dash. He failed hi a credit to a college piaver. - play. New Wide'Screen. gtojtnpi'.We®K'A layoff,, qoth ale | F iv e races will be run Batnr- cnurse before the hunt, while n 1 Ihi was second, F-nzec fluid, plane ln the 220. our- c a m e in IlO yport p.lned theh- Initial : Th statistics Wed.i Thurs,. Fn.. S«t.. ‘j.MiftPp. Pt-yslcsl ltim. ^ iday as follows; Scheduled for. harrier was smiplv turning the laud Soden came in fomth. third on the rmle relay team ifirst down Point Pleasant 117! nII.C1- the following Oct. 20-21-22-23 jpilks foi K e y p m t m L akew ood nj, 24m iu'nn.ite the Monmouth hounds loose after a live prev.i T',L aucond heat i ace was a W right. rtiTL'.r.ift-t.'ii-’yj;. ..-k r'i'nnm fVinf, tr«e-f • t ,x 1 . .. .,_ . .. ql the Central Jersey Track !kickoff. but the Garnet Gull for-! Ends—Lynch, .Bruno (4 Big Days) • . ftftV!?, S. .team; that lost t o . ccjurttV Hunt Cup. a -three-m ile For u "draff.'■ the gentlemen qi.thilllet fiom stall to finish w-ltli />1..1. . f, 1 . >. ii ' 'Po .ib ; ai. T'.-> 11 • ti 1'cj >■> Club, a junior aggregation warn wall smothered them on i Tackle; Townsend. Poter- Jack Webb SV'Ule'oPnfl.'LaonardA,. tjien I .ijtoeplechase test over a hll- the Monmouth Hum wore tlve I-nstei just beating Finney Che sponsored bv ihe Kearney A. ithe next succession of down, .son,-Smith.' In '-io dtph Neptune, qiw.^ coul^e Mudded wilh 20 stiff hunting- coat valier fo the finish line .,...... „„...... „ traditional -pink" hunting- coaUvfulel M> Mle mii.sn line. IIous- C. He placed second m tne 1 forcing a Kick.. Again the ru sh -{ G u a rd s—M esseincr Vanhiiite. ^turctay■dav bowed ta ,the in-!.i—i tin-, bci- oii.-.iacb:-...... will be the*>-- with, u maroon eoilar while a.iinan cu me in thiid n ud Harold high jump, which made it jed kicker could get- thc R ed nnd [R ush. - . WltlVJ'reehold, 2.1-fi „ „ _ „ *"* ** ’ “ * " hlghhghl.of the davs uvogrnm. 1 harrier uniform was a- greenPotlsville. P a ., w as qyito un afternoon for him In I White punt out onlv tn midfteld. ] CentoI's---Van Duyn P atter ^itOd ana 'ATilte mate the 'T he'purse for - the fixture ' this j jacket- with a inaroon.'- .col- j.fouitii. ^ fh e tim e w as LOB iv meet m which over 1000 con­ I The Gulls got the kick back, j son. :. . . .- -,. ' 3 Stooge Comedy Itvdliveiy better showing a- year has been mcronsed to $iu-liar and yellow piping. -Yellow|. • ihe Qualifying heat, in DragnetNews testants were entered. Coach I to me 4a. They then ground mil! Backs—.Morris, Wettlln,. Hul jt^ithe lilOAH, gnd is favored OOP:* 7 Wfth: this added incentive 1 vests and white trousers com-; wWd' 22 enrs were entered, was John. Carneolelo. of Matawan. ill first down with Millar." Wet-;se.'Millar. Carter. Meola, Frick iRj-0))* ho sit, stopped on the lliird lap when Sun.. Mon.. Tues. Oct. 24-25*26 f tills clnsslu is bound to attract I pletod the ensemble. The ladles * 1 ’...... """ plans tn give his track m en as lllin and Hulsc earrvmg ln stubs | Kcyoort (131 , : f*fiPltlera- have sev en letter-: a car driven hy Ken Reynolds Cinemascope all-the top tllght timber toppers j wore dark, green jackets and m uch indoor work ns the Hm- at tlie Red Raider line. Tom | Ends -- Golden, DiGennnrp ^ijlh-hahd. Two of them are smashed Into the pit fence, Victor Mature - Susan Keyword pow tn'training. In addition to maroon collars lted iardlitics with which he ; Morris passed to Joe L v n d i., Lainano. . -. - !n aaifipariaseo and illm Ogborne, bringing about a restart. Otha .the-winner's share of tlie 'purse, 1 The "drug” was much the has-to work will penult. If jpoinl Pleasant end for a new' Tackles—Nemart,. Craft. -Cog- L'Hie bueit-fleid. Leo R elr.ei, n the eventual winner, may also'better thing foi less t-xpei'ienc-!d0“ Y f* ? * winn(ii: wlth It ls an open winter, he can ; first down at the Keyport 18.: llano. Behramm. onverted tackle, is mnklng a accjplre a $1000 ntvard. offered |ed riders as f w a s m ere ly a ? ‘rtlf 1‘nTlsh‘n.B second. ■ Al run his team on the outdoor iMlUar and Hulse then-look turns: Guuuls --Clayton, Anderson, /load, fullback, Bill Kajam a -m il fvnni ’ ihe1 Wnrdell, of Lakeluirst. was third by the. United Hunts and 'Steeple- [chase after a truck witnout loo much dan- iat. vlpping the KHS line for a 1 Boyce, rsophornore. seems due to get Demetrius and chase Association to thc. year’s jainse hag. It could hc? hailed I ?nd BiU Chevalier, of Sayreville, ger of injuring ankles or leg jtltird first down inside the five.: Centers--&. WalUtiK. ffcall.at halfback. On the line _ .." . v ■ ~ ,';,Tjli-’ai!mff__ „ tim ber „ horse.. ifor, , " ulurschecks" of, 10 ,, to u ISJU m m fourth m u scles on frozen ground. ■'[Iulse then huMed to the half-1 B ack s— C, W nlling, Rose, Mir- Hal Neal, tv " Novelty Cartoon ??«,*'_3^ |{ . .A.A . two-mlletw'o-mtle • hi'iislibrush event, a-tutesm u t e s after everyevcrv Uvotwo or three|three The cai dii\en by Paul Rose- • ' • - jvuvd nne and Millar bounced |i°. Ruth, Robots, Svnnn. The Gladiators ffiffittntjiUPtW ltli G erry B i IH a b s a t | „imu„„ w ,i„» n „ ter.-of Milltown, spun end over At,o\vu!iLm nnA 11111 cllt! race, and two flat races 1 miles of eoursmg Naturally., . SPEEDBOAT RACING for 19-lover with ll. Again ha split the i Clc-ni .v. Wharton, Hyman. Wed. Only Oct. 27 end five times on the first lap * e W .. I 011 the grass, course round out I when on a harrier course after. 54 has about run its course so far 'uprights on tlio try for the p o in t,. nvtin. hy Periods John Wayne H em y Fondi iPitohy S’ei'rera team up at tackle the day s program. Racing 1 a live fox or hare, there could of the , 12-lup consolation . rage; 14 0 §£lti|(tey Cottrell and Tom Ai tule and he was taken to a hospital ns tlio local .scene is concerned, j Kevport appeared to he in f o r ' P t - P>"lf»'nt M 0 3 0 —17 starts at 2;:!0 pan. 'be no such halts. Tho "drag K evport 0 0 0 7 —13 1 and Paul Dobrosky, Jim D avis, ot K eansburg. call-, ,i trouncing tn the second per i f f M,d ^ D0,,’0SKy ! Tt;The racemil meet is the out-ant Pack'u ^ ' andnnd .he(lie "harrier hat.In pockpack £ > wns 11eIe£“’p'1 “f'" ed it a season alter tne race : |0d as tho Garnet Gulls went Into 1 ouchdowns- Wottlm. Millnr.! Gotrieu. Mir; growth of the annual dinner day s would each meet about two days nt New Martinsville, w. Va..|Red and White territory, the Cartoon S«m arfield.: This will he thc dlffciem..! fiom what it "'»* «?, . ( served for his;° ld Bl’hlge. came m fourth, Tbe second in the first, heat. This | Concl) Btau tinker had sent sue- ‘ Appleitate (Field judpo>, Phipps ' i m i• ntaved in the years ago ls that as late as l934i*>(U' he "THE CANTERVII.LE GHOST” .jiAi'jHF-vTruex's boys have New Jersey Oulbonrd Associa- * passing from deep in his own! *VaroUBl»C°Lovi«K NOWV'tintr events In tlie eounty. pnss for 16 yards in the finul Marine Park on a dale where !0ut or. lhe Point Pieasunt 23* iWan'*n Bernhardt with Ilel nn Ihe county. It was started ; quarter broke n 7-7 tie in the [there wm be n high tide around ; when Walling wus thrown for a' Shetland Sheepdog, "ScotswM d i ln 1#85 by P r ler r collier, the | Hunters Warned Not Middletown Township team's2 p.m. The date should he pick-j large ioss when lie passed. The1 .Rufus, C. D , who won B l ifounder of the national ina*a-:j0 JunlD Season favor in the game at Red Bank ed now su Keyport enn reserve j Gulls punted and I.he Keys atari lilBce in the open class with u j zlnc bearing his name, on an, ° Jum P reason High. Al Camiuieo had set up ll before other Jersey towns again. This time Millnr in , f(OOre of 186. Rllfus also wm', estate purchased in EuUmlown. [ Hunters inclined to jjum p ihe the play with a runbuck of a start making lheir bids. tercepted a pass at the Keyi.-ort! ijest obedience dog In match in ;Mr. Collier bad come to this-gun and hunt rabbits, quail ami. Buccaneer kick irom the Red ■12 and ran it hack to the 28. A: ' Phone 7-0452 .iza.; three-way runoff. country Irom Ireland as a boy . pheasant prior fo the opening! "anb 41 lo the 18. e d WEBER. M a t a w a n pass to Lynch made it first T O D A Y , TOMOHHOW, SATURDAY Oct. 21-22-23 A ‘At the New Jersey Boxer Club and it was Ills first concern,, of lhe upland game season all Leonardo hud scored in tlie High's gridiron stulwoi! of -down at the 18. Init* then three Continuous Saturday Doors Open 1.30 P.M. ri'Mfttoh SJtOW on Oct. 10, Joseph once he became a weatliy man. , ;) a .i n . on Nov. II were warned I quarter after Dick O’Brien 1046-7. will not be able lo take t i-;es ai the Lines were hurled, iG alaistV:training director ot' tlio to resume the sport of fox-hunt--.today they face heavy lines if i recovered a Red Bank fumble. Ills place with the squad of the hack by the aroused Keyport ...... I'-Bayahora Club, judged all , the Ing, which had brought him Joy .they arc caught in the act. A humloff from Blbnud to Ron Los Angeles Rams, of the Na­ forward wall. Oil fourth down.' Christman from 10-yards-out JANE WYMAN Qliedienpe classes. Anntner, his youth in his nntlve Ctmnt.y! The State Division of Fish and tional Professional Football [Millar dropped back to the Key-; elinutxed u 30-yard scoring ROCK HUDSON a.lncmh^l'. .Anthony DcMaio, W0!1 Month. He found Lhe Monmouth Game, Department, of Cmiserva L eague, before 1955. He is on port 23 and booted a p e r fe c t; dri>'u. The Dues inarched , ilJOSt adqlt dog with ills boxer. (county eornlryaldti in-escnted , tion and Eeononue I.ievylop- duty with the armed forces in field goal ut a distance few col-: BARBARA RUSH yards in the third quarter r„.^1P*,i.Pl.P,’! tho conditions favorable for lhe ment, nnnouneoil l.h.it dame Korea and Ids tour of duty o lege kickers would attempt. I.M0III I* knol tho count-. ,vTbb Bayshoie Compunlon Dog Sporl a!. |le |mlj known It in ire- wardens arc slarllmt their day verseus will not. he ended until In the final quarter, Keyporl i HIV, . •i.Cl.UP fl.a* begun advanced ti nin-1 |llnci_ llmj night vigils in an eilorl. to spring Some chance that he ca m e Into possession early In, V. JbtT. cl*9*00 o n T u esdays for its j j| w as necessary, once I.he discourage rabbit, pheasant and Board Approves might gel lim n' for litis your tl." sianz.a on their 25. Ruth- SPECIAL — KIDDIE SHOW — SPECIAL SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY ‘,;0 lub..jnenibers. B e g i n n e r » (Monmouth County Hunt Uncltsg 'qunll shooting out of .season. MHS Frosh Team arose a couple of months ago and. Walling ground out a couple : , olaBabs, open to all, are beini! j Association was organized, to At. tills time uf year, tlie Dl- when his outfit returned to the of first downs to gel it to mid j UUD ' LOU held on Wednesdayevenings nl • Rpj permission • from county . vision said, F.nnu' IlimUM’N LU't Matawan Township Bonrd of United .Slales. imi, Ed circled field. They went into punt for- ABBOTT COSTELLO Oillb’s ti'alnlng quarters | fanuera ancl ow ners of woodUmd the urue Id Ikiioit nm UuH y Education Monday sponsored lo remain for Ihe period us niatinu. but a holding penally in groad and Ft out Sts.. In Kos'-[f01. Ul0 uf tlu huntsmen : prepared regulations and take the organizing of a freshman signed so he .-ould be released .cl ihcm I.ark to llieir 35 on a B0'*'L .F urther inlornintion Olijt,, traverse their lands during in Ihe fields and woods in .seareli fool hall team with R ichard J. ih tim e lo full til his contract fourth down. Then on two sub Closaes can be obtained by eul- i uw fall and winter months, of illegal I'll me. ('a me Will'd lioehm as coach. Boehm, who with the prole.isiunal leant s e q u e n t attem pts to kick, rough ling tiui club's training soere t|in club's training soere This was no small matter as ut.; ens. who ctinscieiUottsly spend hulls from Roselle, played foot­ next .season. Ed is not p lay­ uui ihe kicker penalties w e r e ; Plus Exlra Cartoon -- Comedy tory, Mrs. Jnmes B. McPhee at “THE NOOSE HANGS HIGH” one time m.\ hunts coursed as'many off duly hours In lla- up- ball at Colorado A & M College ing foot bit (I wilh service tc.me. railed against Point Pleasant. ! N O TE.-The feature, ''Mnfinillcenf Obaomion", will not Holm del 9-8024, fur north as the town Untilr, of lands to protect Ihe wildlife lie- and also with several semt-pro us lie dues noi wnttl In risk ami il was a Raider Inst down, bo shown at Kiddio Show. Mnlawan, as far south as Luke-fore the olflelal season opens. aggrogtitlcins in North .Jersey an Injury that would pul him at lhe Gull 35, The armiM-b Freehold Raceway wood, and as fur west as Rights* will very likely ne nearby if any1 lie was a haekrield man. This onl of action vil it llte Rain-,. (lull., savagely hurled back Key [ $©f.» New Mark lown. early sliuoLiir. starts, m e lilyi-lis his first couching post. Etl gained renown al William pm-i's running plays so Hun il > - • „ r *” Mr. Collier, as the guiding!sion warned. 1 Coach .1 itti Evans said six us­ tt Mart iifliq leiivitti; Mala wa.-, fourth down and 20 lo go ■ Fl'oehold ’ Raouwav continued hand of the Monmouth county jpiranls (or thn freshm an l e n m ! wan, ami In wa ie. liie mart lor the Red and While Iron, tlie to follow thc iiaitern nf its i>rn- HuiiL, loiniit Ihut lhe coming of KHS Jnyvees Witt had roijoried M onday In antlcl ! ing lineup lie So*.I hern Gull 43 oil fourth dawn. H e r e oedlng yoar.s by establishing Ihe nillrimil iiutl the develop- piitlmi of Its being form ed, t team ihm s>1 ■veil the Nor'li in Wallini: passed kick form al.mi tjow murks for attendance and it tout iif (lie slum: a nut m ade Ills Keyporl.' s I u y v football There are emutgii freshmen ill- the Orange How! mi Clin .no,is - handle during tho 1954 season Platonlown esl.ule loo cenuesl- team soi-red I Is seeiind will III ready working out with the! IJay ii.fil Tiir.Smilli won thn.. M i n o ran Ihrnugh Ihe G n i l Which terminated Oct. 12, iii'- ed fm fox hunting. He tu'eord- ■three ul ill'll, when Point Pleas squad, iiceordlni! In Coach Hv i one i ei y ea sl;, 33 7 team , I'ailght llatfooleil. toe ihe Corchmt to Fred Fnty.lei', presl- inttly acquired vust holdings lie-'uni* Juyvees were Imniiib-d Mon ails, to form a leant of their | tn11e 1 uiuwn. Hyman pliniecd im- liter’ll Wlekutiink and ltolmdel, (lay on Kill! Held 13 7. 'I lie vis own. (tam en m ay lie sought j ihe point lo m ake ll r; i;i. (lent. Granted Patent NEXT VJ1.CK WED. THUU SAT. Ocl. 27 lo 30 f Thu Raceway showed an at* still a largely wooded uml nil itois sem e,! Ilrsi hid lliu lied with the Keyporl and Neptune; Tin . .scoring drive tom; (^(jriltnufjti Snlttrdtiy Doom Opon 1:30 P.M. l|lntlance of122,6(10; n 21,3 pc,' 11 ravened areu ul the Hun ot and While layve.-s cloned lhe friv;limnn team s. I Inllll I’. Wad lie .l e li. ll Key |ilam ami more time a a . ini Hunt Increase, nnd a total purl-JI he eoniui-y. This became the cmnil ly, h.illume, la-n ' loldeu ------j p o !'! , he-'* b e e n l I allied I patent while Point Pleasant w.i*. i. vine 20th CfNTl.PV for p'tm i\ OARI'-fl F /ANMCK’5 m utual handle of $6,539.409 tut I new lioiulipiurlet's of Hm Mon st'orlni; on a pass lioin lliuik Do ymi need shipping tubs by tlte D. h I 'a I cut i Mih-c, In m ove lhe h u l l ultei iln* kick Inch'cusn Of 19.3 per cent over lim m th County Iiuul C le a n 'I’l n n lu llu- lum! 'piai' or. .luijclfii* ...... O lfr jJob ..„ t printing...... de- IVHshlnidm,.. D G ■ lu : a .'.olu ill llii'ii (lie Keys |lliM[,. n .er THE litsl vnnr'8 all time high when | The Hunt was UN awe.oime ter, Illll lka .'mond. I'liary anil lUirtmiun, 111 prepuiod to cupply lion Im llam e p i u o f u i , i''' i 111 • ie I uni I Iln-i.M . with llu- I. a dc. ?U,480,1311 w as w agered . |speetuele In its heyday. The l.leorge Hxtuini aipidied 1 lie pow youi needii on short notion, at malcruiI.-, dhi'-iciii in li-.'...... pi-i.iiiiiii puss in.u Ruin m.i w-c^g&yptiAfA .? 7 ')te state's incom e uniounted limiat.er of Hie Hunt and 11:, sei ei lor a drive aioh;; tiie around pi Ices Unit will pie use you. ;.peels limn anyllmu, k.newu. -emild mil hold onln m roioihy nr m_xr Ik k i $392,364.6'! Wlilelt w as $63, vaiils wore InihUng' eap'i, biltjlllal eairled down to inn m il. 'l ne patenl h.m om n a.imme-iM It'd ii Icum.'i imxeil up lhe or C k w e m a S c o PS 036,20 morethan for tile sauie otlt’erwl.ie .lie mule irieliihei-.-i en iRny LoPre.'.lo piuiii'.i-il for the ileal Fistula Listing Clird/l for In ihe N.iiional l ead I’m, Nev.'jllnn w l l l i plenlv o| pip, sue an " ■ I'lielug period litsl, yiHir. Jitaued Wore high sillt hals iiiul toiirliilown lliat. won tiie gulho sule lit tlini oflleii, Vink, I nine must a t i d i n g ld.iv. Ilia'I Cr THE MATAWAN JOURNAL. MATAWAN, N. 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Galloway. . 1411 145 133. iJd Al )Do>,’ ; V ' : 'R5S ' ■ Ha'/aid Hospital S. Rlff.enhouse 173 r:<3 ltsip: Cldgstori . ' ■■H35 l.fi/i-j symposium on ctvll tiefesiK*’ A. Hell 185. 167 147 !k .. Finrnvi v y j X72 j Tiie. 'Fxirt 'MonraouUi CJui* Ty lo:- men; tiers cii’! the UK‘dlc‘il::li)74av Handicap 13 12 !,!. Burnn, .jr. X1j7- -'64! anti ’vVeifare Fund. w hich-nia iiv SCORES OF BOWLING LEAGUES IN THE AREA tesMbn ; will be ft.aklGSsjpgayli'; (taifLv* ;is own Comznundy Chc^i MAitaivan-Keyport Ladies Wednesday 70S 822 747 la b 8^' 7f>5 j i,V‘r chs* r 1 lies it. vToos'niTc.s in i'roin Ij to 4 p.m.- i'i Ihe NOTICE TO BOWLERS: In oulei fui bowline Gethsemaue Lultcen>: ill [>anulii ii I. nufractot'S ( ; this ar.;a. yp;Uei*day muue oi U.o- War M em orial Builriln(jrv-:Trei:i-i7 Merchants League i Community League BoctYiak 151 192 tpu, it .'was announced byt.'Slibri^:,' f t 1 ,5< jlin !7f) 151 184jnaiion of S-l-‘;0 to KuzaEd flos scores io appear in the current edition, scores Koisa ‘.KB i 17« .., Ic. Nuvotny it)ft 179 138{pivdJ. Long Branch. The Fund ,?n,3. Dlg’nati, Deputy. Sts’toifbik R egun's Bur (II Oct. 13. Boos 127 154 105 j77 .RapoHii, i 37 I OS 15#• subscribes to four iocai, haspi- ycolor oc civil Pf»'en'sesand aster Conwo;. 'rbe l.syntposi'am:,; Ji. F letcher ' 2.-9 172 ■ 178 must be in this office no later than 4 p.m. on Manuel's Lunch ill Welle 126 I.,9 1681 J- Palkovic.s 2 U; ■ 1.V3 l’19jf.aivS or. a Ikcmg of the num ber of B. G rnuan 153 170 133 Brooder 118 147 91 j .1. Hopler i«S 165 1C7 !»■ Pouhson 179-bcO^ r.iaintiuoefl. is jointly sponsored .by Uitv Medf.': N. Rah Mil: 154 138. Tuesday afternoons. -Any received after that Behezzu 117 112, 131 i K Banks I BP i 158 —— j Thr chock wits sent to S‘>.'• '.•ul Society of i-Jew .J'eraey^and-; r: .-Smith ! 188 230 1 *59 Hillyer 138 124 . 122 iM:iri IBP) 933 $78 8‘3S;phvin D. /.mvr.de, Pros id ont .*t Lr»- the Mbdlcai and Health 3es-V!tCfeS ‘ j. Lewiekie 123 1.50 time wiii be published the following week. Crosbee 153 174 187 j lifrtohson's Rout- SVlis. \ > I voio Labora.tnriei-, Moi'riunviFc. of the .New Jo.'soy Division of. j. Fagglone' ’ 161. 136 Hunclicnp 773 740 ?n!n Stover 15:') 165 186 hv no Is c Of UK 11; rard • Civil Do nti Disaster.Con” Ra> view PresbvterU it <3i H. Chadwick 121 139 176 i Hosptlsi Fnnc. 0 . K. Sales & Service lJ) j Burlew Restaurant (6) Sm ith 817 851 7.71 529 567 531 Iciosen 159 151 146 197 !68i- 1 IT. Harnett 170 194 155] Forfeit .Oi,borne 156 Rnpolla’s .Market (21 The Sugar Howl (2) ! Sutton 171 155 138 i 201 169 ISC ;T. Clugston 155 193 127; Vurlese construction (31 V upv.yiYahim,, 136 '197! n . Laughilu 125 122 4 2 5 1 Banks 131 147 I Hsrrifi 103 230 192 ‘ V7. O w ens' 147 142 1331 P. Btimme 194 189 178 - p . A. Ton-.astello ,150 .134­ Ilc-vino 138 1.03 UGlMttklm-i 155 137 3 07 i A . Bellettl 184 187 . 15Q.E. fsuulckle 10,5 168 150 M P. Ban-nssn 170 157 Quartler 160 137: '39 Schwab! 148 140 146! 746 823 A’-'l)! FLORSHEiM * SHOES5 . 1 202 iWv Stranlero 157 150 210 F. Vnrlese 187, 158 178 ‘T. DOe standings. P .. RaiiCiiiii t ‘‘190 ‘ -1757 Knam 135 : j Knox 139 131 i W 1.1 1 A. bauicku* 195 163 164 Dona'cl s ConliatU'is . .. ill. Cox . . .mv 16!i 181 ; ' .7 - •' ■— 7 j Handicap 52 56 i 11 43 W. h m i i t 807 !J. Uoi-1 SIR 876 I Os 185 144 548 497, • , 552 1 ' • . ?.lat-Key Hen. B o FEIGENS0NS KEYPORT 850 859 873 I Cliffwood F ire Co . (6) Mat-Key. Rec. (3) 80'J sgj I Bahrenburg s Mkt. 6 6 C. ?,iog.lei 125 ‘153! 905 . 842 814 ;E _ Ohli-lc'bsen b Boat vVks 5 6 -Frank's Barucr Shop (2) Ereuhuuse 118 122 183 : Hebrew Canpregatnm 1O1 ,381 ‘P . Stringer 202 126 Kevtiort Bar 10) I Kraus Esso 4 8 ;-■ ■: J. M urphy ,2127 153 ;c. Devino 124 144: 92 |Schwarts 155 152 183R . Scheetz 139 {36 145|S. Poland 176 162 117 iG. Engrlishtown Snorting Gds. 1 11 J. Rosatn 171 7134;, Harris 141 153 776fGoldman 181 147 159 148 147 US jO. PennctU. 209 146 T fjnlti- 1111. 135 ’187 i J- M cGlnty 221 B. Jacobsen 135 149 733 Kiaen'un 130 117 142 172 ;3. K elly : 194 153: ■142[G, J a co b s. 157 152 r '.'S . Macuig 161 133 149 ; Handicap 8 - 8 » i Prugcr 139 177 154 1297 ■ 175 iH'. ".Alllevs 140 ■167jj. Brtvnnnk 1G8 180 152 Ktansburg Ladies a s m f o r Space? O m lJuvtno 210 — iKorobhw 108 17-7 172 C. Cblzmadia 107 179 127 1 526 576 546 ‘ Monday Night League ■ 898 702 720 7 , 7 :-y. ,. 944. 750 906 i Martini's D iner (0) 773 770 . 730) Schanck’s.Fiml Oil - HI Cliffwood Amoco (3) 874 819 786 1M . Ross 122 155 .139 I 2'lic standings w M Gentile's M arket (I) J Tjisickie 1&5 iCB . 180 |v Rftffa 133 171 209 Keyport Jewelers (0) I A. Ulrichson 91 128. ,109 iSayvlew Presbyterinn 10 5 1 Blind 157 157 157 -Tjjiv L,VOIlS - 154 v, .. 147 |D D ow ney 180 199 134 F , Irons 156 180,17. Meny 139' 155 145 ifJ | Gethsemane Lutheran 30 5jP. Franklin 105 132 124 L. Schanck 192 181 Ij . Overly 164 154 115 1 El. D oyle IOC -... |G . Arnold 125 138 J. 145 ‘‘'’{Keyport Baptist 8 7 ll. Olah 170 128 145 G. Post 138 152 IS- Gulstl 178 155 149 I J. M cGuire 167 164 'Handicap 7 .:-7 iSt. John’s MethoiliEt 8 7; R. Richmond 121 151 133 R . Kruger 190 181 190 1A- '(Esposito 180 201 156 j . Melin 158 125 180 i "{Matawan Presbyterinn 8 7 iHandicai) IG 16 10 D. -Spftnartr . 140 — — Hank 151 150 149 1 , 490 567 .. : i Calvary Methodist 8 71 • ‘ W. >.'103.' 844 880 763 iMlUimis 134 1.37 Bond's Cleaners (11 j Kevport Reformed 7 569 584 575 IV L — -it,. Cottrell 134 151 728 , M«fawan Baptist 0 ■' 11. Wasseinian 4 kon !2) . ■s ■ 794' 7)19 838 ; Jag's Sport G oods 13 3 J ,y ... , . ■ . 743 ,704 810 IM. Stmutis 143 ill-, 197 Matawan Methodist 0 9 IG. Jankwicr 115 «9 170' 3 ' 4 - ■ J a g 'u Sporl Goods 13) , ifi.apolla’s Market 12 Walt's Bur (S) !C. Bowers 131 124 H-1) | Hebrew Contrreeatlon 4 1Si 1 N . Witternuheln 148 120 157 F e iia n o 165 157 157 - Cliffwood Am oco 12 3- R. Robinson 166 147 135 jl. Olah; 135 147 131 ' _ i ____:______H. Pugi'sl 179 103 148 3 -. - - R oger . 158 147 175‘Frank s Barber Shop 12 V. V ounccfski 152 139 188 ‘Handicap 16 16 1(1 i r— Heinold 159 132 171 F reem a n . '1 4 3 .; 108 162 {-Consolidated Fuel 11 4 ' J Trnbbucco 147 108 166 | Keansburg 1 Handicap F a n n i a 197 208 , 157 vMdt-Key. Rec. : 11 ‘ 4 .- C Gernn 108 103 157 ! - 559 555 497 5 . Businessmen’s League Dll,ou ' 154 231 182 iSchanck’s Fuel OU 10 D . -Pease 137 170 181 1,-aBella Construction it ) 019 I ’ S 6551 ■- ■ ...— ---- ___ _ ------Old Mill Dairy 9 'i 55-i. — iM. Morrison 133 172 140 Keypoit Rec (li , 857 flfll 833 i B urlew ’s Restaurant. 9 * 94 I Central Tavern (31 8 770 799 837 :S,. LaBclln 98 «2 D Johnson 152 152 100 i Cliffwood Inn (0) 1 Anchor Inn 7'i 7V& The standings: W k|E. Bennett 159 120. 149 I Weiss 183 170 177 M Vigne 149 138 155 ! 142 : Y ates 159 165 I C rate’s -Beverages 7 tt: Uolto Trucking 9 • 1A. Heinold 104 148 122 hfesiino 189 139 142 .J . A daysh 107 123 145 j .jar"—— — 114 3581 Regan's Tavern 7 8 Tourlne s T avern 9 3 : Handicap 7 7jA rose 104 163 155 D. Kennei 112 159 13C 127 9' i.ylKenner 151 ... iOK Sales & Service 6 Village T. V. 9 3 - , jSchachl 201 203 Handicap 12 12 12 ; /.8B Klup, ,117 133 j All-Bros. . 5 10 Keyport Bar 8 4 I 561 529 518 ‘Costic 106 183 204 j build sn M aiowslil 190 136 196 . Walling's Market 5 10 41 Pete's Turk Inn , i t ) M7TI6BBDROOA1 Kevport Cleaners 8 533 589 008 | 129. Sw an 176 I Cliffwood Inn 5 . 10 Keyport Jewelers 7 5 IG. Todd 145 115 117 905 808 877! (lieliaid's Hollywood Mkt (2) ! -— j Cliffwood Ansels 4 11 g .-L. Bellez/.a 139 140 109 j IS!-Mue-KI-Har & Grill (Ol with 8N SU LIT E interior Finishes Walt's Bar 7 , j R. Kiuegei 119 138 128 1 . 731 772 828i Hoffman's Liquor 2 13 aarber Supply 6 giJ. Harris 131 131 U l jMoe Keim i n 142 } |A. Bovne 127 133 llL- Consolidated Fuel 11) - b G TrunsportntiDn 2 13 Varlese ConstrucXion 0 (j ! H. Pugllsi 127 198 II6 1 M. Cuocci 118 173 'P'|L. Duckiei 172 145 lC! 1 P M aoic 177 178 134 I Cliff-wood Fire Co. 0. 15 Johnson’s Upholstery 5 7 , Handicap 5 5 , '■ 5 IW. Mathlson 148 152 1J6!D. Hehike 148 165 1151 — - !c. Bulnuihn 11.11 Tj . Belle/7,a .142 164 McQueen’s Cleaners ,5 7 i : .117 H n n d uap ’ 1 II 11 ! S P esco 13’ 139 114, Old Boathouse 5 7 | 547 589 478Id. LnFarelie 215 202 214 a Belleznn 121 150 Keyport Businessmen's Burlew’s Restaurant 5 Crate's B everages (1) i Blinci 135 577 592 382 -..• W. Johnson 193 200 . 164 ! Bowling League Mike’s Esso 3 o ! c M oinbert 131 139 188! Mat-Key Rec ,1>.) Matawan Lumber Co. . The Friendli/ Lum ber Yard -/J, Pechei, 168 195 j Park Sweev Shop 2 15 C. Durame 113 113 113 725 780 734 I Blind 1"2 122 11! Harold's G arage (2i Single System Laundry ; 2 ig jG . Sehlosser 136 112 142 IL. Buck 118 108 122 Rollo Trucking i3) Perrlnl - 774 839 757 I . iL. Matuszewksa 1.30 156 166 159 149 I -I M. Mo) 1 Ison 140 173 130! Sutjafan A ve., opp. Freneau R. R. Station C'OStlu ■ ■ 17* 144 109 ‘ Handicap 7 7' J, sm ith 185 152 , rkWiilling’s, M arket-.(2) , J47Ib. osip 141 170 id: Beach . 158 156 M atW an, N, Telephone MA 1-206) H luutrtilln 1P7 Ml — J. W ym an 180 147 V reeland 140 105100 115 Mai-Key Mixed I I Handicap 7 7 O T eichet 158 184 126, 52.3 527 616 Perrm l 156 176 224 | . Sm ith 107 154 132 Sunday Night League W.: M acL ennan .156: 128- Baclistadt’s Tavern (1) Frnncisconl 202 160 2011 . 196 528 580 532 192'A- Dlpdnto 200 160 L. Wolf 119 142 148 N . wnufdilln 143 •. . ■ZTi »■ L- Scott's ll'ji .J1. VnnNnrtwick :.155 164:.. 169, La/.are's Shoes (3) V. Bachstadt 115 115 115 834 804 839 789 768 !,j3 IR, Karl 129 140 118 E. Malley • • 15!< ,146 jjf-. T. K num 174 144 178 B. Crawford 134 166 142 Thompklns Soda Shop (1) M. Quartler 149 121 12 5 : McQueen’s Cleaners MO) 174 L. Wolf 128 107 130 !J. Paris 143 143 143 Moore 177 166 M. Mulligan 144 125 147 314 ‘F, Bosscl-t. 118 149 165 '803 778 P . ’ Wolf 191 190 178!Handicap 11 11 U Pe3cc 146 181 149 J. Groot 154 137 123 - |R. Mathews 00 110 J. K nam 213 187 206' — — , ------Costic 162 165 1D0I Mary . C rate’s B everage f l ) Handicap 14 14 14 247 iF. Warwick 165 156 144 Handicap 13 13 1 3 1 422 577 .748 Kovncs 168 175 200 1 C. Carbone , 102 202 ‘ ill. Devine 178 163 116 ; N atalie's Diner (2) R. Kruser, Jr. 184 189 198 | D. Trooaa . ■154 146 590 527 532 Carter 123 138 139 ■T. Suchorski :126 253' Cl'ftl6 717 051 705,11. Pryor 139 133 Louis' II< stauranl (2) ‘ C M cQueen 101 184 141 A. Siglsmondl 152 132 FlUgcrald's Green Acres I0| jD. Jeivls 104 101 837 876 Dll I, benw.u-z 142 118 150 116 122 112 10) T. Frnncisconl 226 208 208 | M- R oss 144 143 134 54. Vlgne Consolidated Fuel IS; Mack 132 150 148 074 787 719 109 114 221 S. Behozza 136 173 181 FREE T. Ambroslnn 173 , 164 H. Pryor 119 137 130 ;D. Heinke | B. linlll 123 .13 123 Village T. V. (3) 11 11 11 A. Bellezzu 168 140 179 H.-Genovese 183. B. Pryor 168 139 170 Handicap M. Cassone. 155 180 124 S. Malousk! 109 175 156 J. Stranlero 190 145 I H. R oss 173 175 100 - 204 Handicap - 7 7 7 :: : ' . 821 ‘861 1055(13. Malouskl 155 151 130 .739 487 624 R, Broecler <59 143 164 I '. M at-K ev. Rise. (2) IJ. Samokle 113 149 107 602 594 600‘ rl,e standings: Vf L Blind 133 559 568' 9*1 141 154 148 12 S. Lauvo : ; . 158 ,188 150'J. Aiders .The Sugar Bowl 6 S. Gtrnrdero 131 138 GALLON M aL K ey. Ree, (2ii) 191 (W. Ynnkoski 180 111 , 3S 1 Pete's P ark Inn KHi 7!-i -U F . PevMno . 214 ‘182 E . Schwarz 137 154 jS. Helwlg 104 145 139 .an j Mut-Key Rec. 10 8 802 783 807 i C. Della Pietro 135 .147 1561 - : ; M. Quartler 149 :so !M. Wolff 135 174 1301 707 740 840 jjpiLaBella Construction 10 8 N. J. Shore District 13) I T. N appl ! 187 170 194! C. Schwarz 146 164 !m . Hourahnn 146 152 1 3 4 : 1 Crate's Beverages 9 9 J. Burgess 177 187 185 . :Ji p u v in o 215 , 179 , 157 I Single System (0) F . Devlilo 169 185 203 JM. Konrirnp 115 136 152 ; J. K nam 183 196 172 •ill. H yer 134. 124 151 'Bond's Clenners 814 9 ‘-a iHnridicap 23 23 23 iBnchslndt's Tavern 10 E. Flaherty 182 191 180 900 8611 848! C. Glassey 141 153 125 601 853 617 ------,H. Woolley 115 DS 158 j Martini's Diner . 10 J. Fccher 184 202 140 PAINT Anchor Inn (2) B ayshore Stationery (Vi) i 523 630 584 ; 156 j-E. Hyer . 136 150 136 ‘Manuel’s Lunch ,11 H ' Johnson 163 160 162 y . Y oung­ 175 194 B. Jacobsen 150 143 124 | Miirquet's l’liarniaoy 13) ao6lG. Tibbetts 173 95 140 Natalie's Dress Shop 11 , S. Molouskl 214 202 IH. Johnson 115 J. 13 127 i M. Benton 143 159 164 , 889 930 829 OFFER 3. K npushy 214 185 1911 ' E . Benton 124 106 135 1 IB. Jacobsen 167 159 173 ! 699 621 716 Andy’s Station (1) M azuroski 1.10 133 1831 -T. Knum 151 158 143 j E. Jacobsen 109 158 171 ' Key-Mat Church Vorhles 187 170 185 j j W. Yankoskl 214 108 177 ! Garber Supply (2) | Blind 159 159 159; Hnndlcnp 23 23 23 | Doll 167 142 O jj. Talmadge 181 146 161 ------1 Bowling League Smashes High Prices ! Bennett 182 182 , 002 882 913-H. Eckert 178 179 172 017 i 592 589 602 ! 549 649 P ease 157 148 118 l Cliffwood Angels (0) iL. Mania, sr. 144 185 187 j . Keaushurg News (6) Hollywood Service (2) Calvary Methodist (2) Scalzo 184 180 189 . ,173 168 189'J. Kramer 161 132 Wolf 116 139 131 EVERY SECOND GALLON FREE B , Thomas- J. G iles 158 151 105 :1V, Fhillipp 153 109 124 Foulkos 153 . ' 15(1 156 167! A. Lnuer 221 191 157 ' L. B eyer 133 120 io n ; N . Bruce Glo Arnold 154 138 148,U. Ellison 12.7 157 126 A .P iz z t 163 186 L. M ania,. Jr. 187 :T. Giles 140 144 143 I List ! See how il cuts Your T. G iles 172 132 !2ff iH. Dor! 149 156 155 877 831 834 DlGl’tmttisia .. ^ 150 |G . St-over 135 108 14.1 ' Price j YOUR NET COST G. Arnold 221 199 149 G. Aumack 122 135 123 Crate's lleverage (2) N et__ ■ W., M onsee 159 152 885 813 844 ‘ Handicap .7 5 5 , J. Fekete 136 190 143 1 Brien 186 162 200 DIGl'bnttlsta 140 173 | Mike'sM ike's EEsso sso (1) 4 .9 5 Ir OL LATKX. Fabulous wail paint. Odor- 705 620 591 .Handicap 44 38 38 Pelose 201 151 1.78 i E . Bllllft , . , 125 134 {b . Behring 200 188 111 534 522 592 : * , ifoi-s. eccttomiciii. last, Myriad color* Kcclan’s Bar & Liquor (1) Walling 174 130 223 gal, i -A. Merwln 189 147 134. 709 R, K rueger 144 118 136 I 729 785 Fallk . 200 179 141 1 . ' 753 789 809 , j . Lundsti-om 148 179 145 4.1, Harris 143 119 125 Keyport Reformed (1) Cecers 102 191 214 j Crosswalk Markings 5 Q 5jr>EEP TONUS in cilhcr Alkyd Flat or •A All-Bros. Wood wor ) !J. Justin 136 150 192 142 'Dick 118 117 142 2.48 B. Krueger 132 143 Safety Measure * , (HOL-LATFX boaufifnll/ docorafive...... W. T oom er 121 191 H. Merwin 143 169 153 127 ( pul. I A. Bellettl 200 133 177 j Cam eron 133 145 953 822 J, Bellettl 180 126 112j ------125 I ...... " Handicap 32 32 in !Blind The standings: W The Importance of crosswalk I Blind 13.7 816 833 73.7 L Q C jrt/SIO N HOUSE PAINT. Onr lop product: I Schanck 168 166 Ui0 N. J. Shore District 10 m arkings in tlie field of pedes-! 2.98 Lou Morlzlo 135 120 Tourine's Tavern (2) 181 * , lead, zinc and iilmuunr linr.ecd o il base j 651 54.7 612 !P o sl 162 191 iCentral Tavern 10 triaii safety ls emphasized by j qul. j ' L. Morlzlo 160 154 159 p . K ruser 145 162 179 Alger 103 I'll Crate's B evernge 7 the Keystone Automobile Club, M. Costurn 154 158 a . Bennett 149 108 184 C. E. Bulirenhurg Mkt. (21 „ Consolidated Fuel 0 which urges all com m unities lo! ' P. Galetll 131 137 b . P cnse 105 1'54 160 ,V. B ahrenburg 155 100 173 706 712 777 Harold's Garage utilize such markings nml makej 3 ,9 5 !:|ul u tility w a ll paint.* rusy brushing, high 3.48 4 100 H. Pieper 214 154 200 A. Bellettl 179 107 Matawan Methodist 11) a .standard practice of keeping; g«d. dueling q u o lh y ...... J. Pieper 189 120 Andy's Station 4 737 ■ 685 757 ■ A. Schwarok 154 181 166 P . Holton 153 149 175 7 -them well maintained. | Thompkin's Soda Shop 2 ' TIUM F;NAM1:Ii . Fast Hnfiman's Liquor Store (2) M. Bnhrenbui'g 203 179 115 5 ^ f 5 ;:iRAY v i:C K ‘ J . Hinds 146 175 EI-Moe-KI Uni- & Grill 7 ' "Tlie program," said Edward- drying lough and durahlo. (Son>o colort ..D. Clark 193 103 109' 732 832 855 1.98 !a . Wilks 136 154 128 !p. Curran, safety director of j 154 - 761 009 691 gal- Islighiiy highor) ...... f.A3. Yuegor, sr. 150 Johnson's Upholstery (1) L.ongstreet 105 161 150 | 7 ' Keystone Automobile (lun, 1 W. Dllger 180 122 .. • 1 F . Swan 144 134 Oswald's Seafood Mkt. Ill 210 1 ’ M Louustreel 153 183 Matawan-Keyport 1 "should be continuous, wilh tlie1 C 75'CHINA LUXF MFDIUM GLOSS. World's. G. Yaeger, jr. 150 117IR, Nelson 139 171 203 M. Morrison 145 135 186 -lines not permitted lo deterioi- - * ?nsiest brualtinq and h '».uti!ul finish 2.98 Recreation J. Cox 1.10 184 193-H. Cowles 130 163 120 C. Morrison 160 172 129 753 822 778 I ijate. Well-maintained pavement j gal. , ' 2.88 203 L. Churchman 129 ...iH . Johnson 158 171 G. Harris 127 188 114 SI. John's markings are a positive Indiea-i 190 146 C .-D ilger 155 i H. Woolley 201 162 B. Harris 220 190 211 R . Leroy 17.7 115 Oct. 12 (Inn of a com m unity's Intent In-1 7 Q C rUS.ION GLOSS KNAMFL Non-'/oilowiny L. Stone 142 Ha nil leap 20 20 20 C. Bogart 165 119 146 Milt-Key llec. (3) * . brillianl while . , . . . . . |.safeguard walkers. They aiej gal. 823 788 728! ------— A. Bogart 164 151 176 A, Bellettl 183 170 224 j a conslunL warning 1.0 motorists, 51 & (I Transportation (1) 772 801 1114 084 70.7 non ll.' Walling 188 145 169 M. Devino 187 173 146 | against encroachment on safety- U T IL I T Y PAINT, Gins-, whiff, interior am J. M cK ay 148 177 184 Keyport Cleaners 12) II 2 .9 5 I, H, Cowles 133 152'I-1, Devino 145 181) 2R'! lanes and their presence has a- 3.98 , -xteriur - B. M um m a, Jr. 169 150 152 J. Davino 127 15.1 jK. Chadwick 140 101 i n M. Walling 149 150 JE. Ptislls 204 156 165 'definite psychological effect on' ,~7. Dllhlgg 143 ... 144 J. R ogers 152 I3l 157 1b . Chadwick 153 134 109 Hnndlcnp 11 3 ‘J. Dnvino 198 186 143 oh), habits nf pecli strhuis. Tliej LL.ny. many ether*; - . all al sumr 2 for 1 Sale Prlcel Youncofskl llill 209 99 R. Slglsmondl 186 130 183 ID. Kenner 144 161 199 reverse is true when Ihe lines' B, M u m m a, nr. 152 218 188 R, Ferrnrn 165 175 127 J. Davino 147 161 179 II1G j 1.48 837 692 917 110.1 890 are allowed lo fade or become ------____ 13. Gntwein ... 125 ... J, Dillon 149 152 137 ------Keyporl vpUsI (21 C. I-l. Ilahrenbiirg's Mkt. 10) {obliterated.' T. D avino 192 590 019 598 Buri'owcs 14.7 131 129! M. Bahrenbm-g 175 146 1301 ip. further pointed out llnil 770 877 707 ____ YOUR M & 51 Electricalll (31(3) niH lnse 126 164 171 iC, Morrison 165 137 148 c r o s s w a lk s 111 good c o n d itio n -ire- Old Mill Dairy 12) 7.79 749 796 iv. Wilson 106 141 157 Alger 113 .. . - C, Uuhrenburg '-15 152 a "safely must" at corners n.-, , 'E. Law ton 195 174 162 Park Sweet Sliop (11 P. Bnrnnlow 177 134 147 1.77 C. Schwarz Robison 176 226 154 ... 131 ed by children on their wav Ini CHOICE J. Roan io 177 168 . . . J. Connelly 127 138 112'm. Smith 108 174 154 ! Medwlek 1.18 165 I5H W. Metzger 146 172 187 ami from school - ol our bnj r-toch of quallly A. LoSnpIo 132 173 147 J. English 176 170 13-11 A. Smith 147 1112 1114 Koisa 169 109 |ll, Sheri'une . . . 1 16 99 -R I/," he add-'fl, "exl-vnio | T. D avino 164 159 200 T. McGuire 132 148 104 ------Handicap 1.7 1.7 I ---- .. — iv inn,np I,, ediieote children' 11. Ross 151 19,1 152 K. Bunks 124 156 058 041 622 | 70.7 * “ ' 72.1 » 695 .7 in | J | sale Lcrossing | I * . > , t I | I I , |practice.; I I HI bl' t .’ when, Pat 198 O. Plllg111. 154 159 141 ; The stunillngsi \V 1. 71,11 864 W l I'.iiRlliditnwii Sporting (ids. 111 safety lanes ai- ...... -P.uy nil'' roll rrqnljir prir;f* nnd qcl* jMal Key. Rec. 131j 4'L- Mala wan KStoney 136 134 'enl nr so Inddli-lr-nl)y m ,im '.ip i LVLHYWALLPAPER v p r o w n JtOlJ. Foil ONLY ONE 1169 899 8,75 713 771 621 , 1.a'/,are's Shoes 11 7 G w ens 159 131! ].l(!; Aumack 138 162 153 ,cd as lo lie useless in ediu :dui". lU'slaiirunl (1) Oswald's Seafood B iu le w ’s 01(1 Boathouse cn 10 II linker 137 168 168 llulsr 163 139 212 children a n (I 1: r o v: 1 : 11 p : J. lloil/.iiik 167 179 llill C. Pi'iiclmlk 143 174 161 c:, I/!. Buhrenburg 10 II l-Ti-ddii 177 loll 124 ; lli-osl 161 127 .. III’.alnsl Ila- li.izai'il.s (ll |a . wa'I C. N ovolny 122 147 1701 V. Young 148 13(1 203 1 Hollywood Service . 10 II K. Robinson 1.111 Kill 1.1) Nealls 151 17.1 194 Im:." ' I). Pen sc 127 153 Mill A, K oenig 117 174 HOjKoelmi'u flur A: Liquor■ 9 9 Dun, an 166 191 152 Hdobiiv 1.73 132 . . A, Bklsluk 189 163 143 L. Curnuk 91 113 11'/, M A- M Electrical 9 9 MARY CARTER PAINT FACTORIES The llli nille loni: New J, r: ey 1 Od j Fltracruld's J. Pep 196 19(1 llli Blind llill 100 II III 796 896 'Ml 751 756 826 T in n p lk e 01 users 69 uvers and Kculc- .’i’i Tel. MA 1-3884 Buyshoi-e Stationery r>'.' 12' - M alawan I' I Krium Mssii 121 is mul 194 uiiersei i in:: fir»i .liiii's Hm- 4 14 A, Hondoi-sMi Kill ,I. llurmi, sr. 162 1711 1119 I lilp li wa j u n i t I'ajli riads. l'HC MATAWAN JOURNAL, IV? A’! AW AN N J < THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2t. i&54 ■^s*ER.*T^?SJ552 'mrTeiviir. fmrvr-,- vue-'rv *re**r*""e- IMlKStn'lHKKKtllllKMKF 1tidg * btusl tl. c i i pi o',I t , Hoimes Is Ceonrsended jSCeansbiirgi, :>-? ■'•' .» ’ i „ n K l Recruiter Explains iTowivs .Naum* d&afcg® i D i i , n lerfi .back 'hue the iu.uh n UF t-2t* •:.. y' > j Airman wecotul Ctass -n&rola r'th the 7!t>. fnt 1 Army Basic f rs inm» is Pat, Up To Voters ‘f a / t a k C rim e • holmes, of Matawan. was a- i Men oi the I’ i , i i \ tnwnship and Mtawieav* out'. ir’onc u gi'jun of drivers uf U. S. * 1 . - i e ' 1 volt:;; m u i M.-Kat.. -K m len ck A. -Beat- Proposes new. i o w k sh i P Cierk M. joaepli rmfiy .- . . "fctiitfie Topic % • « NOTES ■ Government vehicles!. at Cuar-• ; training to 'nr. m.tmn tne of the I: «. Annv Rocruitjr n a m es o f E dison and ASixon. for I i dr Uui m. io ’ lalldt ' u s 1 £ * & leslon R adar Station, tlmtno.v I combat eflicien statmii. Hod Bunk, recently e Hai-.tan Township Middlesex th e i eferendum c-a/iv.-, ,n. A eon , re--5- Me., wii'i were commended ioi !inc un.it ,ion Put-an i i oiitmed '.luti one o; m e m o s t ' County, wili go cm 'the ballot e ci b u m , 1 t b p o f> ,, jPane) To Discuss AtoaS A rea M ra astl VHomen ' "sail' driving-' m a ■ ■ Crusade , river. -. i c I 1, i i I O ' 1 i tiv.Nov. c. 11, was decided rucentiy ciais and Mr. Uuif.v. Vute-.-, ! Auninst AecKlonts r.t* te n liv ' Bvt. O BHci -u v-.meu ir,er. constue-nng volun- after superior Court Judge ?Afiewa Treatment Al ic tiss m a v acceia one n.i ni,.- wi.u 1 a [ eai'i ici; out bv the 7o6th AC & ioperator, c-tue.. ! i I'i'tM im r !»r die .siinv is. B - t Ralph J-. Smaliev refused to ^ <- ’N JP A M eeting jeot the other o. .- e, l-lioln l\ CMtll ui mn at tlie sum on. August ibnJ. ,s oasic: irumina-- ■ mwroret thc state law govern* favor of the p.vcsem uuo. gsV 1 ms; n a m e ch an ges. - ^^pwspap^, li" lim unt of JU Tlte ’ .•nisude was concluded m. Cr-ii. Beuic- m v Lvs i,.,s,c rain- „* S.Vjill*>_ eiim e w i'l 1 be. among the It con i ini,;tuiti with a c-ninniugn el Chrysanthemum bhow nur is tne !u\‘-i ana mo, un- rue proposal to change the ••For Kent anci "For c-sue1 i^J|>oVtant .topics .considered at J tne Bangor (Me..> Police Oe uni-cunt tratnmu received m tiie township s name is aimed at the ^ S,n P'S' hr purchased ut th,s At Rutgers Sunday confusion, that now exists with w|Ptgefe>Xr»i,versily Friday ul (.j Armed Services Davtnifiit whK.ii. had ns its sto Annv U tiamlorms u man in office. t^frfSfevu'Jei'Sey Press Associ- j * gan "Make Courtesy Vour Code: About 200 via tc , of Ciir.Voa- .to a competent soldier, He savs j three other New Jersev com- e,(*tiCf,Vs 5I3» J annual Brt" New Fiamott-d in Korea Completes Training of the Kcam. j anthem 'nns will 1 cm cuspiav hat ivhc-n a 'nan-enter Hv» a r~ > imimties bearing identical or l&jMptogitute.. •;:. : - !•••. FJovcl 'Hamsun. son. of M rs. Second Lt. Albert f. ter, tie it fo u r otner airm en tve.re in ]e>ui.ony at i(ut„ ers Uiv.versicv. m v. lie first XMitd I 'Piorm-i i conlusmgiy similar names. In BARGALN'i i i i m en sent t (■• a teshng center1 addition to. Raritan Township, ^|a^Jfahersv;.eclltora. -and rewoi>,| Fitwl Hansen. W. Front St., tr.. son nf Mr. and Mrs. Albeit rue jr ro u u irom toe 7tot!r AL >i i Nc-w D, u ix w ... .. Visitors to the ^ i ’Vi^fe&yesenting , most of the , wliiive cfti-ce: possibilities- in con-!jlve miles outside of Now Bruns- Bennett, of I\V who were oomsratulateii ■i iState Uuiversitv campus ate ni- $250 h m ustarv or (’.■-'ii wil1 hike gut . Ftrst St.. •long with Airman Hoimrs. AP: wavs welcome liu t. on ( e m i t! iK'cUor iviu: ...... * In the nil d n iio g w tm ihc- ” 1" we'Tiit-ed :lire Rarttan -Jownship. ir. Mott- ’47 Pont. 4 dr. $250 ’ ' Keyport. it a ti iof them nave unven Rovc-rn occasions, such i 1 1 i in a ciianhtius of each faith m eetimt'uth County, near Keyport; ^Hgfytlghted by tne selection by , : o m P 1 e toil iinent vohie'es ior over a yea mum field day. u i i I 'M !4H Hudson 4-dr. $250 f?'pti?dtandinK out if State m m i'n vrouus to ciKcr.iMS tuotr tuticttons -. paI d‘,n Township, in, Hqnter- ■ t r » I n I n a at | wiuinu in accident and nil h ave !. special ef- , HO DOWN PAYMENT Hiui aervmes. accordingto Sgt. |don County, nvui Ficintngton, ^fite#a|;F»Huiers- >n- tne better Scott Air Force > exe.elh' military records. torts are mime to ciilerlain Bcr-Ie- H e also relates a !a n d Eavitart Borough, in Som- t.nfspjiipei’ cnhUxts 1 . tlie ailous Base. 111., us an 4 $ I “c o m p a n y by l-.aving a view ROYAL OF AMBOY j'Clfevlation biacket* ;Air Force Com- Returns From Overseas .of men on hand to park cars t.liorough medical checkup lol-j0*-0*' County, near Somerville, © S i i ^ ^ s T w i l 1., bo . ntarte to tho ununientlons Of- Opi. Claude deter .Regan, of‘nnd to guide visitors. lows Uic firr.t physical, fitter! Township Attorney Thomas L. Route 35 ‘Morgan. ’TwrHVinff n e w j u p d n i ,un n ificor. it vins a n ­ 19 Wai ten St.. Keyport. return-! Dr. diaries IL Connors pro- which men are tauant the use iH»itoOh,. oi taq Mttlules.ex Rari- to Unlvti'it Cji .rnons ! n o u n c e ci ou & ed to the United Stales recent-lessor o f ornamental uerticu of wenoon.s. undergn im-our.e tL01'- sought, a court m,ilia Tel. S« A. 1-2598 "tTfte 'iuriges also ’.v.ii tKii.o the ■.Oct. 13 hv the iv alter to m untns duty in -Kor-1 lure, sav.* dahlias also h i a Pin ■ aud countless other tilings d e -;on toe h.w,. whloh provides fo; itfiorS^Wt/fttdditional .xontesus’ jbase command- ;ea -.vilii the U. a. Army Medi- on a show auout -Uie 24tl: de-; signed io make a fit and wel!ionly one proposed new name, iverlng'; best locally 'Written 1 ca! Corps, iiist Infantry. 7th lure : conditions, so.hde er. Col. I. W pending upon now well die -piumna be^s* plumes and ’he ; Division. -Cpi. Regan was a- wtth frosts. Another colorful , Sgt. Beale will he glad to an- j Ferris. 1BENNETT 1 i®3P^PMvJ-In»*eetlorTis Editorial- Con-; j Lt. B ennett is | warded Lhe Combat, Medical sight at tills season is the shrub i swer anv questioning pertaining thoroughly qualified tu super- [Badge. United Nations Service garden, netirov. to Ihe policies ana-advantages o f, M tThe althl nooi „c^slon w ,h be I Medal, tiie .National Defer,so The chrysanlnemnm garden tne U n. Ai-niv. He m a v o e : |Viso a team of Air Force tech­ SiliWretVtdevoted to panel diseus- : Service Medal and the S.vngman is at the College ot Agriculture's contacted al lne Red Bunn Post | «wnjiftFon7ibow;uUte press should nicians Involved" in the instal­ 1 -Ree L'ltalioii na well us the Horticultural Farm No, 1. Ryd­ Oiticc Btdiduig. ; Announcing Diane’s {0M»VhleWB Oi: juvenile crime and lation and m n i n tenance of , Certificate of Achievement. 7tli er's Lane, just off Route -1.' f — ------atfSttwetrelationships between die ground communications equip­ : Division. - - U id ding \miminci nionts .^nr«8»;v«pdt the New Jersey Bar, m ent. - . Having completed - two years Enjov one of America s great ■ printed'■ promptly ou paneled, or Intimate7 Monmouth Apparel SUutv Shop -.’^SBOCintlon . freedoms. - Attend the church o f; bridal bool; iiooiv-white veliuir Lt. Bcnueu gruduatnd from nn tiie Army ha was rom is<*d g$Mei«Uet,s of Hie panel on ju i from .service and entered New vour choico tms weekend. at this offioe. . ... Keyport. High School in the RED BANK, N. J jfiiwhiief .-.’(crim e' treatm ent lnciude York Univeristy on Sept. 1 Ct ii C lass of 1949. and lu June 19nJ, W W 8 Ciena foimei Bui lM as a student ct dentistry. ion owned bi GI iri\, U ,iv ^JfeWtonik-County: .Judge; Judge,: , , lie received ins degree in me­ siltyjy E, Sachin, of the Union Kejpoit. 1 shown left being chanical engineering from Ste­ Serving lu Korea ''Iwunty . Juvenile ann • DojnesMc ’congratulated by l-l Col. - Jerry vens Institute of Technology, Annv Pvt. Eugene G. O Lingerie, Hosiery, Bras and H oboken. sjiWrtatlons, Court;’ -JudBO Bcuja- M Sage, special services offi­ linen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- THE — BARGAIN Lanzaro Bros HOUSE — *0. D alck, of thr C am den cer of Eighth Army Headquart­ Aids In Evnouutiuii llam O Bricn. 214 M ain SvjfclgglBtrate'a Court; W uliain M. ers. upon hts prom otion to- thu Navy Lt. (Jgi Richard V. G i r d l e s i§jj0Brldo.>editor of the Passaic "THfJHROME KINGS IN DIMflTtS" rank, of private first ciass. A Sampson, son of Mr. and Mrs, ujHerato *News: Leon Star.lev, Do­ short ceremony was conducted G eorge F . Sam pson, of 37 M i­ c ’SlftV,*Advance staff writer, and dozens cl Chrome and Wvought Iron bets lo choose from. W atch foi Giiind Opcpiuj> during which Ffc. Hansen .was riam D r.. M ataw an. imri hu.s | IfBcnry G Colt Ne caik. FvLtung .J. notified of ills promotion nnd band of M rs. N nucv L. Sam p | TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED city edltoi the above snapshot was taken. son of Greenwich. R. I . nboard; U-Tac o n te s t judges .will include I, V is ii Our Wiivehouse or Our Branch Showroom at Cliffs Auction The photo wns sent to Airs. the USS LST 758. participated j Saturday, O ctober 23 rd. L>54‘ ,y*Si,' B uckw altei uenQia, manag- H ansen by Col. Sage who v;rotc In -Operation Passage lo Free-i L / c iy Fr dti/ Nighl f Lai.castei, P a N ewsp.i in part: "Pfc. Hansen, as-stock dom ." ! | | ?iH!r3 lzic anti pi esid! iU of tht lpcolds L,elk m the Sprc,al ser Free Gift with tmth pu.cha'-L Tho operation Im'olvos (he c ! Tennenl Rd Tel MA 1-1694-J Morganville SvJPeansyt'ania^ P»< *■ A ~'i0 *zX Mccs Claris Bianoh maintains VAcuation of lhousii.d„ ot Vu*1 | KPgUS Division Rlcjnid & sto(,k ca|da and picpaief oi- namese refugees fleeing Com VtAIiFHOUSL OPEN EVfRV DAY AND SUNDAYS Join Out Bid Club 'jq^^qbl'shei of the Ki nn (dpig f()i. clnfu supplies, cstab- m unlsm . The refugees are lie-; u ri!e p tn n jllskes pi Ices on c ia f t g m erchan Ing transported from Haiphong, j '53 Plymouth 4-door e Ln and tecelvcs all tmn-in of N o rth ern -W en ch Inrio Chlna, to i • Sodan Crdnbrook r ..h ,, r t m o n e y : Saigon and Cape St. Jacques inj Juim■to11 % - -! i stares:— By flom his. thepleasant clBfte attitude 88188 Southern French Indo-Chinn, be-! '52 DeSoto itltfepubllsher of the .Walton, and -.ready accep tan ce arid' c o m ­ low the 17th parallel. Doluxe 4-door S*gY;;. R eV irtcr, R uial W eekly pletion of difficult and time con­ Over 150 ships under the com ^vgion; Atier Ketl"i, a New suming inks. Pfc. Hansen has '51 Dodge Coronet m nnd of R ear Adm iral L. S. Sa 4-door Sedan h nVpm v ^ 'b a ke l" W011 the 1£,';pcrt ftnd a d m liatlon^ jin USNi ftre taking part in the Yrn « Ihncs r- v I to iB ci- of his associates “ mass evacuation M. the request! '51 Henry J. Fmiipel-• William1 pfc‘ Hansen’s addtess is as ot the French and Vietnamesei 2-door Vote Straight Republican S s B P f f i n i n Z ' v m k T m m s 1 Allows Pfc I'loyd Hansen US governments. ■ ' ! ^EekbnbuiB.N o V Yotk Tit , J.1?l!;!(i5g gtu A11,ly Hendquai-1 i '50 DeSoto Custom p ic tu re ,.editor, B elle, I u,uiuo . Sorv Sect , A P O - 301,1 A s s ig n e d To B ase I n Kansas , 4-door ■ ?®°-fn.ey■: c/6 Postmaster, San Francisco.! Airman Third Class Joseph E. lal:. • yr I * foi tne r 'Till,on, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. I '50 Willys ’ General Election, Tuesday, 5l’l?«lw::york Herald Tribune, Fout | . Joseph E. Tilton, P.O. Box 431. Sltsliort Wugon_ ^ F r e e d o m s* E dltoi la, Contest, I (II, Aticraft Carrier ll-Covport, lias re cen tly 1 been as .’ - i*»’ , t I • Jolm Kugdii, seaman, USN, |signed to the 310lh Armament; '49 DeSoto Custom , 4. door jiijB M W feM kl ,to | son of Mr. and Mis. John Ro-, mui'Elcctronlcs Squadron of the: -^iRkite Fund8 For Party ,umi nf 2 Oak St... Kcypoit. to|3ioth Bombardment Wins at;. ’48 Buick S2® qt,jX f?K- . . -,- . 'serving aboai-d the attack “ !■- ,‘imoky Hill Air Force Base, S w -i 4-door #tffThe.''fh'stf annuni. dtinre lo bciol.11[l Clin.iel. USS Intrepid. i|i„a, Kan. f. 1 (iiUlBed' by .aundaicanal Po-.L N o., fjj,u ;s tliu first all cl aft cai- f Airman Tilton was nssignud '47 Chevrolet Aero m < ? .i Vetorans oi Foieign Wais, eior in tlie Atlantic Fleet to bc^0 spooky Hill Air Force Base. 2-door Senate wflt'^CHffwood and Mfitnwtm, to ntjulppocl with steam catapults., trom Lowry Air Force Base,' SfiHalae funds/to .sponsot' U1 0 ,post's;-ciicsey nqw steam catapults, 011c Col i W|,0!.c 'j.e |ms been sUttlon-• '47 Chrysler Mgfehualjsklddicjifi^jDat t-hth/-., VJf |pi; jvtjhj' iinpiov.cmejits ip ,,/j, f()r >tlio past seven munllm ■ C lu b Coupe '®»l(^ttoiE*-;?\Vvri be heUriit'J*fn ci 'design, ennbic tlio Imi'bula to| He . attended 'Perth Ambo.v Terms - Trades ^WtmDegidri Hall, Main Rl , Ma handle Hie Navy s latest jet (Ttichnlcnf Hlgli Scliool anu has ,J£tatoaft ,3aluiday, Oct 23. begin 1 fighters and bombers. j been ' ln the Air Force ior 10! > inlrig at 8 p m . and conlm uh’g 1 The Intrepid was recommls-, months. - 1 a .m . T ickets m a y lie stoned in Juno 1954 nt tlie N o r -j Sm o)ty Hill Air F orce B ase is:' DESOTO-PLYMOUTH repurchased fi'om any menbei of folk Naval Shipyard. Ports- [u t .Ttii Air Force InstullaLion of] Authorized Dealer eljtile’ post 01 toe post’s Ladies .mouth, Va., and will begin op-j||ie sti-utegio Air Command. i Clifford P. James C. ghl'kiixiliarvi:.Sj’AuXitiary i orating wilh the Fleet tills, ; kiddie's ; parties , have month. ; llurold Smltli in Kentucky ; ?lbefe'n'-'h»ld In M ataw an High I ' ’ ' 1 Pvt, Harold Smltli, son of Mrs. 1 MOTORS, INC. Case Auchincloss ?School the past two yen.s by 1 Training In Korea [Liln Enstmond, Thurese Ave.,­ STRAUB Charles W. Bnl y4thefpost. ' Last year COO child- ; Army M/Sgt. Charles^ W. Bnl- [Keyport, lias been trnnsfurrud Highway 35-Bedlc Rd. -Arensdf the community we c on Mnrd wliosc ' Wife, "* ”M...... iu g a iel, ‘ 'ij0 kjle 503rd Airborne Division %tertained. .and piesunt.ud with'lives with on Route 1, Kcypoit, ls at Fort Campbell, Ky. Hi.snew! Phone KE 7-1908 ^'elftX'TCf toys * and candy. Post serving in Koieti with the 3(1 lu address 1st'Pvt. Harold Smith, I KEYPORT fantry Division. The "R ock of RA21769079, S.V.Co., 503rd Air t^Sofflclals-: Plan to make the nf- Opnn Evenings til 9 p.m. “«fptir bigger than evei ill's veu the Marne" division, which snWjUorne, Fort Campbell, Ky. w ’Walt Staeger's orchestra has-bittei fighting In the lion Ti ...... - ...... been engaged to furnish mu-'angle .and nt Outpost H aiu. », ior for sic- ror the donee now training as part of the U. S. v ’The committee In charge of •security force on the peninsula. A x - sergean t j thd,;affnir-consists or. Frnnk An-j Sgt. 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