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Mtmbrt - Mamtwr 92nd YEAR — 2nd WEEK National EdUwisl Awclatloa MATAWAN, N. JJ, THU$SPA%. JULY 14, i960 H«w limy prsw AMooliUon Single Copy Ten Cent* Formal Opening Of New Restaurant la Matawan Sewers Action New Matawan Rotary President Demand Answer On Off To Sept! Developer Discusses Master Plan Tonight Oleu Hueusch, chairman of the jr was. confident tho Master Plait Tie-In To Layout -' . . >1 a r 1 b o r o Township Planning rccnmmendatUm would bo approv* Board, said Tuesday-lie will bo In ;d -tonlglit. . ' No action on sewers can be ex- no mood lo be refused when ho pected before Sept. 1 because of Mr. Hnebscti still had his dacibt», iresonts demand st tonight's lo noted ih.it tha cominltleoincn drawing out of the slid/ Of plans, Ownship committee meellim that for the Matawan Improvement by. nust huve had botorohuivd kuow* lie governing body act on Iho plnti- r state officials during the summer .'JRO of iho elt-j.ii os. o Iho plunning— ;rs recommendation s Muster Plan raaril and Ihnt tha Master I'laii vacation period, Matawan Mayor « undertaken tor tho township. Ralph R. Dennis, stated yesteMJUj?. idea has been no ncw__thliiij for The mayor said he.had been/so Mr. llui-lisch said he, dlil not like llll'lli. : • ... • . .'' intormed by James Boyd, Cftmden^ :ho remark Coinmlttccman Joseph Tin.' plaiininB clinlrmnii (iliialnod 1 engineer" drawing plans for ths'con,- 'L'anuro inado * wiion the reso- onsfnt of the, liouiU lo lot nil >"n- iemplated million-dollar sower Job. iutlon of the plannlnij board In fa- na innttura In its humla drop UntH . The mayor confirmed -thereiftad ror of a Mailer Plun was present- liter Iho outciimv of tonlnht's imsi'U been conversations bttween^ow- ill to Iho towrahlp. cniumitloQ June liifl.VJ'li". We» "' tills l« that If the) . ard'Siegel, East Brunswick,-and U, Mr. Huebscli. averred that he lownshlp rommltlee voles. lo gri Mr. Boyd on. the subject-^l •ad heard Mr. Lanzara soy some- nhcad with n Muster I'lnn, all mm' in the projected: Sle^e) ' lilnil about it IHIIIIK "|ilaoanhoM" ico of lar^e scale development und) ment at thth s Ill-acrIll e SSlanl q tr»ej>B* fid ihnt "In Congress llwy do It." muss tiouMiitt-camlnR Into tho town* . Matawan Rd. with this p'l«lS-t:.~^ Tho plunulnn board cliolrninu de- ship will, lio '"frown" .'fa/'years)."' lurcil ho was not |!«inn to let Iho The mayor said ho understood Warren Ryan, left, god his Insignia ot afllce from Itfnrlln Dosak. while tlm Mm|«r Plait Is In prtfbar« figlil, secretary of the Mntnwan Rotary Club. This Invesllluro took ownship conitnlttoe's in o 11 o it," nilon. Mr. Huebscli acknowledged • Mr. Boyd had found the plan sug- ilissod-at tha urujnu, ot Mr, Lau gested by Mr. Siegel a feasible-one Pllicc Thursday iJi advance of the weekly mooting o[ the Matnwnn club, It wtnild'bt> visclras for iho plnnninn tho first one aver which tho new dull president wni lownsii'ip cam* Under (lib direction of Daniel mlttctv then Iho plannlnn lioard Had Been Rejected. iV. J, Stanklewlci, Matawan Town-' lueb'icli was unduly nlarmod abnut Boii tempo Specck ship recreation director, and In- he matler. He said Hie resolution will pri'sH Its ideils for inning ra« The planning board rejected last vlilnns Involving upuradlnii, Mr, struction ot Mrs. Winifred Tanls, >f the planning hand had coiuo la spring an approach by Mr. Siegel Questions Conflict Iho township cominltteo.nl 8:0.1 luebseh itavo nnsurnneo, ., to locate 280 houses in the area ninny children of all age* enjoy- Ribbon cutting ceremonies yesterday afternooA I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tourlne Jr-, Mayor Ralph it Of Interest ed tho Arts and:crafts program pin, June S3 and Iho members of Map !• rtcturnt-d • ' on S^foot front lots. The ionlng or- tho iiovcriilnii linily vsi'to nccniclln); The planning hoard nccordlnj)!/ marked the formal opening of Diilchle's Italian Dennis and Frank Devlno, contractor. dinance" calls for 100-by-150-foot of Mntawnn Township which bo- Kitchen, Main St., Shown above are the proprietors, I • ••". The possibility of conflict of in- dan Monday afternoon at the ly unwllllnn to act on anythingJH_ lid nnt vlhally chock its cautso aii minimum lots In the area, and it terests" has been Introduced Into mwly presented to thi'iii. Tiiii rniiy7 '.nnlnR. A map Hint l» In prcpurn- was made very clear to Mr. Slegol Cllffwood School cafelorlum. > tho growing controversy over pro- Children ot tho Oak Shades * Ion for MibinUslim to Iho tnwiiHhln) at a recent conference there would posnls to locate. Electric City, .-oinralili'o in show iho area tn bo be no drawing bade from this re^ area were transported on Tues- Executive Outlines RosatoWants U. S. A, In Madison Township. day to Cllffwood to participate uplirtuli'il- from half-ncro to lino- qulremenl. Former Mayor John L. Chamber- In Iho same program. Transpor- Bond Issue Sale ncro loin In thi! Hencon Hill sec* Fiber Moved The mayor added that ha had lain said that ho hopes "tho coun- tation was' provided by Mrs, tlon wan relurned tn I-'rnnk I'asa, Bell Lab Proposals reason to believe Mr. Siegel was ty's delegation to iho stale legisla- Frank Arlclll, Mrs. Walter Cho- Voted By Board iwntihlt) cniihii'er, fur revlnlons, Changing Location willing to accept a limitation ion ture will look into-tho possibilities mic and Mr. Stanklewlci,' A pet Wllllnm Myr, tlm ssl're|n,ry, . Keyport Kiwanls Club was given ment unit, that is, it will-seek.to the number of building permits to of conflict of interest In a situation ptilnled out thoro worn nearly 104 • preview Tuesday of what Bell show was scheduled yesterday Holmdel Issue To apply through destgn and experi- Of Plant Demanded be Issued Bach year for any sub- where tt Mate official takes to tho and tho regular swimming pro- loin wlili (lied maps mi them Irt Labs is undertaking on 450 acres ment the electronics knowledge un- division map approved. This would airwaves and exerts pressure for a Finance School Iho area, especially Marlboro Clar» off Crawford's Corner Rd. In Holm- Samuel Rosato, a resident of prevent a further influx of pupils gram today oi Checsequalic from covered elsewhere Into practical private development." 10 a.m. lo 2:30 p.m. Buses leave del Township, five miles south of uses in the field. Biondl Avc. declared In speaking in undue numbers for the already The llalmdel Township Board of . und a itreut number ol Ihosa._ Cllflwood Beach at MQ a.m. IIIIH wmilil bo vncant hutweon lota the borough. Alfred T. Felsberg, To Cover Largest Area before the Madison Township Com- overcrowded school system to han- Mr. Chamberlain referred tp-<- "SUPIR-RIGHT" QUALITY-BONELESS CHUCK-NO FAT ADDED LOWEST roici POT ROAST THIS YEAR! READY-TO-COOK U. $• Gov't. Inspected Grade "A SIZES 8 to 20 Uis. TURKEYBELTSVILIK S 43c BIG 97< SALE! CANNED HAMS It's less then »1 Tap tulfty Shet Sta Sifts. Cocktail 69 Ib. Fruit JUFImf—eirFhmt «umi St«t ftrt—Flrtt Crti hkti Rl^tr MVtMt Irani ^1 4ltz. Fruit cut Ribs of Beef *?<• t •»•• If* New... Try If Today! Tomatoes^ 5-97< Iipr-ligM fraud 2 ft. Frankfurters MM tag Haddock Dbmer ^ 49 Hiddock, French Frkd Potatoc*. Grttn Rtfftnftc Sliced ft isn. A*V >•« — orcn ready, on the tibia in 20 minulei! Uvvl* MMmi-«vFliMt««imy 7 "» Tf # C California J™*" tufty 45; FROZEN FOOD VALUES! Comet Cleanser 7 s 97< Stewing Beef 49 ImUltr II»B< C WALDORF HERO SANDWICH 2 7S AlPBrim! Great Bean* hanch S*yl« 2 139» —FTOM Ground Chuck 1 49: ' '' '•'•'•"'• ' '• ••.-." > Freich Fries 3 Bmlnt Birds Eye Wax Beans 2 : 85: More Top Qualify Grocery fuysi -1 Cross Rib Roast Birds Eye Broccoli Spears 2 !:49« •rukfit „ '•-''•^^, • Vol Ajai (Meaner SptslSpai HIM Cheer BashDotW|oit OiydelB^rgeat Liquid Betergett n.li«ttUirW00OAVIL,CUFFW000) Ib«..W«L.T»<«,U*U»FJ«.- rri*» 1MB It fMr MMM st. mtiumm ( ,• td. nv».juaa3 .rhorufoy, July J4, I960 THE MATAWAN JOURNAl, ^. J. PdfleS-mn residents, of the Central Park sec- Ladies Of Little - Scientists Find Ocean Shrinking All-Number Dial tion that he did not think that "any- (continued from page one) thing (fan be done to stop" con- League Meet places the two Central office let- tmctiott of a proposed mijtel, Mrs William Foster, president ters with numerals, thus convert- gas station and swimming pool be. of the laurenee Harbor Little ing the present two letter, ftve-nu- ing built by Leon Coslow on the League Women's Auxiliary, wel- meral system 16 a seven numeral junction ot Route 31 and Route 9. comed six new members at the system. After conversion from manual lo Mr Keating pointed out that Mr. meeting winch vvat> held Thursday Coslow was building op the basis evening at the home of Mrs, Earl dial operation on Dec. 4, customers fn JCeansbuig will d al 7-8-7 for the of a building permit issued him in Rutan, 791 Greenwood Ave., Lau- JM9 The acting mayor granted rence Harbor first three digits of all Keansburg phone numbers For example if a that the building permit "mi^ht bo Greeled were Mrs Stanley Tab- customer'* number is KE $-9970, deemed improper," but pointed out linaski Mrs Roger Treadway, it will become 787-5970 that "this doesn't: mean we can Mrs. Robert Knight, Mrs Kenneth do anything about It." —- Applegate, Mrs. Roy Burdlck. and New Jersey Bell said the ANC Mrs. Edward Windas will provide for a nearly 50 per Mr Keating referred to a suit Twenty-One members attended cent increase in (he number of started by the township to prevent the meeting, curing which a report central office designations, to ade- conitruction of another gas station on the successful cake sale was quately handle future statewide and by the K.D.D. Realty Co. on Route made. The receipts have been turn- nationwide growth, 18 m Old Bridge which was reject- ed over to the Little League for Letters Will Be Exhauiled ed by the courts because the suit expenses. The or sanitation express- Telephone company engineers was filed after the 45-day statute ed its gratitude- to all who helped and statisticians have determined of limitations had expired. Tho fall CLASSIFIED the fund-raising project. that if telephone growth continues tire of this suit was reported to tho Plan Banquet it its present rate, the supply of committee last night by its counsel, Mr Smith. .. Arrangements for the banquet sable two-letter, five-numeral tele* phone numbers will be completely Same Clrcumilancci Oct, 1 at 7 p.m. in Burlew's Res- Mr. Smith concurred with Mr. taurant, "Route .35, Laurence Har- exhausted in the 1970's. Underscor- ing this need for more numbers Is Keating In the opinion that the bor wore discussed Trophies will same circumstances held In the be awarded at the dinner. the fact that over 27.OO0.0OO tele- phones have been added to tho na- Coslow case, since tho'45-day dead' The next meeting will be held at tion's total since the end of World line for filing of an appeal to Is- Mrs. Rutan's home, July 21. at 8 War II. suance of a building permit had p.m. This will be the regular meet- Besides Kean<>burg and Riverton passed. "Neglect or negligence - In ing place for the auxiliary and any- in New Jersey, a total ot 350 com- the IbSuance of a building permit one in the community wishing to munities throughout the nation with ii not sufficient cause to prevent join may contact the president.* over 1000,000 phones are scheduled construction under'..(ho'law," the township attorney said. .. |! Ocean shrinkage over the past several mdllon years Is what mates for conversion lo ANC this year. County Vocational it possible for Jerseyans In nearly half the stale to keep their heads All number calling Is expected to The township committee Intro- IN above water, according 10 R. Bruce Thompson Jr,, Instructor In geology span me continent in me next dec- duced an ordinance that bans park- Board At Meeting * at the Camden Division of Rutgers University, who shows where the ade. . ini: on Frederick and Carole shoreline might have been. More recently the trend has reversed Pis., Bruce St., Grace, Albert, Karl The Monmouth County Voca- Extension of direct distance dial- and the coast is starling to shrink. But Mr. Thompson and his fellow ing, or DDD, to Kcansburg cut, and Wendy Drs.; Michael PI., Cin- tional Board of Education, Thurs- geologists see no cause for alarm unless you plan to stick around for dy St; ° and -Throckmorton Lant>. day night voted to offer an eve- a few more million years. : _ tomers is being made possible by the Installation of new equipment Traffic. congestion In the area Is ning class for training electronic the reason for (he ordinance, On laboratory technicians at. Long Vacationers relaxing on New Jer- of line connecting Wilmington, in New Jersey Bell's central office : sey.'s beaches this summer may be , and the Raritan Bay,- are sea •4t'1'th4""cdrncr~bf"'Th'wnpson"ra'n'd Throckmorton Lane," Police C6m Bratf6h High SchobHo the fall. The , y, mlssloner Victor O'Brien rovenleil board also will resume evening interested to learn that they-would floor depositdi s laiid ddow n dduring Ocean Aves. in East Keansburg, be\'somB 60 miles at.sea_ If they Middlctbwn Township. • - ' that attempts to Kavo the speod courses in drafting and plumbing, Mesozoic and Cenozoic "fitus.. of limit reduced from W (q 35 miles also at Long Branch High School, had been' borjv a lew. million' years geologic tirhe; In - 69,000,000 years ' ;•..'. Placed On Tape.'7-r^:,"; : i [When a, tall, is placed id R^poiht per hour [love -been'blocked.by. (I in the fall. ,• •'•••-..• - of so, the s?a hqs^wlthifrnwi}* grad- i I at u t e~ requiring hoirslnR tldn Charles Stout and. Charles StocH -This Information is supplied'by ually 'to its 'present position,' outside the local dialing area.', this equipment 'automatically perforates' slty on the street • before the re- were re-hired as instructors in the R. Bruce-Thqraps6n'jr.rariinstrUc- In the last 100 years, .however, duction of a speeil limit. drafting course, beginning Sept. 20 tor Iri geology a't the Citriden Div- the Coast line 'has'•Tecededvarid paper tape to record calling and : 1 called numbers, date,' and the tlpie' The report of tho-pollco commis- -and running 16 weeks.- They will ision 6f the State UitiversHy, who geologists'are not quite sure'where sioner reveals (hero Is a. soven- be paid. $5.51) an tout, an inciease has stu EOtrXaier.-he creek B«T0wed as Mat* went only a» f»r a« Key- port. Eighteen tea captains resided in Matawaa in I&51, Mr*. Doralnick INTERNATIONAL* said. TRUCKS H^ivevou re*4 the- dusified s woftU/tf MOW comumt vna . 'i IHExMATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday! Jury 14, I960 The Way It Was Last Year The semi-final brings back to the Keyport Aces Top Matawan Twp. PAL A's Out Of State spacious Beach Hall the popular former Ballet Dancer "Ricki" Play On 6-5 Loss Starr who has to' deal with the j)rive; Cliffwooders Halt Rovers 3-2 rough tough Great Antonio In a Matawan Township PAL engaged PAL catcher, off-the plate on the N. J. Stale Semi-pro baseball solo bout.' The balance of Friday their two leading rivals in Triboro force; play. Medolla made a dive tourney moves into it* second night's card features a team Colts League competition over the at Sieben, coming in to score, but round »t Waters Stadium, Perth OLYMPIC TEAM weekend and two ball games of the tfg was late by a split second. Amboy, Saturday 1 p.m. when the Jack Kuhns/former Matawan High match with the' Bavarian Cham- fhrllls'~and chills resulted.. Coach Manager Bill Geiger's "" lone remaining representative of athlete who was • letterman in pions Harry Wrnzel snd Rudi Sat- Frank Cherney's players edged out team had pulled it outl this area In the competition, the trade at the University of Southern urski opposing Bob Cordy and AI the Raritan Township Rovers 3-2 at tally, the Aces were without the Madison Township PBA team, California this year, have faded Smith. „ their own field Saturday, then went services of Dill Geiger jr., their takes on the NCAAP All-Stars of out-Kunns concentrated on his A solo contest brings together tarn before the Keyport Aces 2-1 regular pitcher, out with an injury. AmboyWestfleld. specialty, the decathlon. He has Gregory Jarque against the Mexi- la an overtime game Monday at competed in the nation decathlon PAL-Rover* Tilt The NCAAP became a second can Bomber Mike Torres and Jose tte KHS diamond. round contender when they elimi- mtry year- since he was 14 years In the PAL-Rovers game, old in 1954. This year the event Romero meets Fritz Muller of Ger- The" games at Keyport left noth- nated the Cliffwood Athletics Sun' pitchers, Szyarto and Walt was held in Eugene, Ore., home- many in the opener. The'opening ing to the imacination. Tlie Aces day in a game at the stadium 6-5. man, for the Rantan team, were town of Dave Edstrom, the defend- bout will start promptly at 9 p.m. bung on to a 1-0 lead all the way The NCAAP nine had entered the untouchable to the fifth, In the top ing tiUist. The top three of th through to the last inning when the game a prohibitive favorite over KEYPORT of the fifth, Manager Dora Cusano's large field of competitors were to - PAL players lied it up. A startling Manager Bill Regan's young play- Rarlum-playersrtoamnead on a qualify for the U,S. Olympic team. double play kept them front going ers from-Cliffwood, but it took a walk to Bucky Nardelli, George A good chance existed from some- on to victory. Then, in the top of circus catch cutoff of a line'drive TRAND Moriarity's hit sending Nardelli to one down in the ranks as a top the tenth, the team from. Cliff wood by Charlie Garafano, A's catcher, third and a squeeze play. Cliffwood place would surely go to C. K. loaded the sacks with .two outs and to assure the NCAAP victory on the AIR CONDITIONED tied it up in their half of the in Yang, who would compete Under there were three bails on their bat- last out with the potential tying NOW THRU SATURDAY nlng on Isaksen's double and two the colors of Nationalist China and ter, John Medolla, when Aces re- and winning run for their young infield outs. ' Rafer Johnson. UCLA's great de- lief pitcher, Garry Post', whipped rivals on base. cathlon star .of a few years back, through three strikes to retire the The winning PAL markers came The NCAAP were not taking was looked upon as a ""has been." »lde. An then Post went on to win in the bottom of the sixth';.Ben Smith whacked out a hit. Jo .start heir own press notices overly ser- But Johnson dispelled these views -the game with a hit in the bottom this frame for the Cherney team ous for they sent their best chuck- by rolling up 8683 points, a world's Of the eighth with the bases loaded Batson. .fanned/, but Siyarto also •r, Denny Hodovance, to the mound record and-enough to defeat the and one out. connected safely, Anierror, -on igainst their lightly-regarded foes. Soviet's supposedly invincible Vas- Dave Opatosky, for tfie'Aces, and squeeze play brought Doth players And they surely needed all his tal- ily Kuznelsov. Phil Mu!kcy, Mem- ents before they were through. Ron David, for the PAL.nine, toiled :ross; - '• .. phis track Club, with 7652 and Ed- the first seven innings. Opatosky strom, with 7530, were the other Bradley Powers belted a homer Pletrewicz On Mound •track out 13 and David eight._ The U. S. Olympic decathlon qualifiers. in the top ol the seventh, but AI Pietrewicr, Keyport High fire- Cliffwood G$rh hod the first chance Kuhns placed in six of len events Szyarto fanned the next three1 Rarl- baller, was manager Regan's to score, ft the top of the.thtr but failed to make the first eight tan batters to secure the victory. mound choice. The KHS pitcher on Ben Smithy first hit, but Billy ranked performers/ His best show- He fanned nine to seven for Bau- was shaky at the start when Joe lsaksen was cut down at the plate. ing was in the 1500 : .meter run man. Lahovich, Wally Taylor and Fat ' Keyport Scores where he was sixth and timed in John Finn, the umpire,' com- McCoy all reached him for hits The Keyport nine did score In 4:57.1 against a winning 4:37.5 for mended the members of the two and two NCAAP runs. Hodovance their half of the inning, but frllter- Dick Watruba, ex-Holy Cross star. teams for the conduct on the field. I made things better for himself by . ed away more runs. With one out, He garnered a fifth in the Javelin The standings (corrected for the j singling home Itchy Manuel with a Adam Lewandowski[was safe on an at 160' ft.,5>4 ins. against a win- top three.Jeams only), for Mon third NCAAP run In the second. error. Rich Wilson walked. Fred ning toss of 210 ft. by Dan Pauly, day games:'.''.:.:.!. Hodovance was Invincible to the Oregon State..He trailed Watruba Sieben singledri but the Keyport I fifth and he had to be for Pletre- Team Standings in the 110-meter high hurdles also, base-running became mixed up, wicz had now settled down' end Wilson -forcing • Lewandowski off being timed tenth at 16.2 seconds Sword Dancer (No. J) Is shown coming in to win I of the,met to hare wen It, Crack Ship tornlng the was burning the bill past the pow- against the winner's Hi 4. Kuhns third and the Aces catcher was an PAL M the $IM,«M Monmouth Handicap at Monmouth Park trick In 1B0. Now In the handicap division, It was erful NCAAP batirnen. In the fifth, tied with many others for fifth In May out at.home,. But.Opatoaky Rovers . July 13, IKS, Bill Shoemaker In the laddie. The deubtful last weekend the bone would retain to d* with two out, the Cliffwooders sud- the high Jump at S ft., 10 ins. got his second hit to icore Wilson, Aces Dancer was the accent tfcMe-ynr«M In the history J fend new Saturday the laurels h« won last year. denly started to touch up the famed where the winner was Tom Wad- ifoe'French then grounded put to Jets .Ml 8 f .357 Hodovance. Bob Rank!, Pietrewict dell, Boston College. In the pole cad futilely what should have been Hawks BIO and Ed Flynn all hit safely In a vault, Kuhns went up to 11 ft., t • big Aces Inning. ' Ramblers .333 Colts All-Star Game Braves 2 9 .18 PBA JSL Pennant row for an Athletics run. Ins., but his USC teammate .Bob Smartly executed double plays by Lengthens lead Gutkowski, took it with a 13 ft., Tigers US An all-tlar game, la rtpltea ot And the Athletics were not done the Cliltwood team killed off Aces 3 in. soaring. Kuhns was sixth in Malawan Twp. PAL (J) the one* being played In the big with Hodovance by any means; In •coring chances in-1»th the fifth the event. He was also sixth in SPECIAL KIDDIE SHOW an r Chances Dimmed leagues. Is to be held by the Tri- InSToKIioop "sad sixth. But more bad base-run- the seventh they really shook him the discus with a toss ol 119 It,, Saturday Mat. Only ' 3 1 Madison Township PBA nine's boro Colts League at Keyport The West Keansburg Fire Com- aing blotted out a fine PAL scoring B. _Sm!lh, M up when Bert Collins, former Ni- 7 3/4 ins., against a winning 162 "ROCKET TO THE MOON" II High School fldd July 23. The pany strengthened., their-hold on Chance in the sixth. Smith's second Batson, lb pennant hopes In the'Jersey Shore agara University player, and Pie- ft. 4^ Ins., for Jack Ross, Santa -Abo - II Mg diamond will be used so first place In the Eastern Division —Hrand"a walk to Keir Siyarto put Szyarto, p League received a body blow Sun- trewicz came through with,back-to- Clara. Kuhns had a good even per- "MONSTER FROM MARS" David, 3b 3 0 the spectators can witness play of the Raritan 8-12 League by de- two on with two outs and the big day, when the Red Bank Towners back home runs to tie the score. formance, but not enough high II front Ih* standi. feating the Hazlet Fire Company SUN. • MON. - TUES. fliffwood batters coming up, but Medolla, c When Flynn' followed with a single, bracket. It Is to be noted that he 3 1 'alloped them 12-3. Danny Bahr, 8-3 and shutting out the Kthle end Continuous 'Sunday Smith and Siyarto tried a foolish Isaksen, 3b Coramlsilbaer AI Caruio slates Hodovance was ushered out and easily handles ,.Herm Johnson, Pizzi, cf i 9 0 lent back from minor league ball the game will honor Harold (Bud) McFarland Flyers 1041. double steal play, Smith being an 10 0 Pete Katrosh came on for the Plainfield High luminary, who is NEVER BETOttt easy out at home. Iein, If • Texas 'because of control Zle|Ier, Matawan Hawks player, Ed Helfrlch banged out his 10th NCAAP to retire the side. regarded as the top track athlete ON THE SCREEN! Marsh, if 10 0 who has oeen bospitallzed this The-PAL finally tied it in the top [roubles, had no such woe Sunday homer In the Weal Keansburg Fire - Amboyans Go Ahead of New Jersey. seaion. Zlegler was a member of Of the seventh. David led off with he no-hit;the Madison batters Company win over'the Hazlet Fire The Amboyans pulled ahead In M » tb* Malawan Elementary School a walk. Medolla also walked. Klein Company and Jack Dowd turned In the bottom of the seventh on a For seven innings-and ended the team that captured the Bayihore 'singled, David scoring and Medolla R«rllanlwp. Rovers <») an excellent pitching performance walk and Lahovich'* two-bagger. ab r h iur-game winning streak that had Junior High School Conference In shutting out theufttj~ers. But the youthful A's would not " winding up at third. Garry Zambor Sullivan, of 0 0 :arrled them Into the thick of the championship this spring. 'stay put. They bounced back to go Savage Bout Seen In tanned. Carmen Pizzi then lined to Cusano, ss 3 0 Keansburg Park held their, sec- The players for the all-star Mead 5~4 in the top of the eighth. French, at third for Keyport. Longo, 2b. II jenriant- fight, ond place position be defeating the Asbury Wrestling tame will be elected by the mem- Rarltstn Sweet Shop Tigers 11-4. Billy Collins worked Dude Maikos, French stopped on third to double Cccarillo, lb JO B1U Wolff, Rutgers pitcher, was bers «f their own teams, lour The Veterans of Foreign Wars"re- third NCAAP pitcher, for a walk, Medolla off the bag and get the Clymore, If lie choice of Manager Art Gibb, Gory going is promised in the players being chosen'from each main one-half game behind Ketms- Garden Sutherland singled. Via Aces out of a tight hole. Nappl, U it the PBA, for this vital test, but wrestling matches at Convention u team. A alvislon of the teams burg Park as they stopped the Vinci laid down a bunt and all Change 01 Pitchers Nardelli, rf jy. the fourth he had had it. Len Hall tomorrow night by Roland will be mad* according to Ibelr Fischers Cities' Servite Yankees Colt "rules forced a change of Poweri, rf Popowski. i Sayrevllle High south- hands were safe when the ball was Hines, the promoter, as the fero- •landings to make It an even : pitchers With the extra inning. Morarity, «. paw,, took- over but :ht; too, .was 7-5.- '•• • .•-,•:".. . '•; •'. '• mishandled. A walk to Garafano cious team of Bruno Sammartino Post, an Acej lefthander, got the1 De.Luca, 3b -natch. But the theme el "east" , Pirate* Win First forced In the tying run.- Larry and Illo DiPaolo. from Italy, will. roughly handled by Towner bats- (K»ypoH-B«rltan) v«- "w»l" 'first two Cliffwood barters: in (he Bauman, p men. Madison did chase Bahr in •" the" Woodland Park Builders Bthr hit lately, Sutherland (coring seek to dismember the crafty Dr. top of tho eighth', then trouble piled (Matawan Boro-Matawan Twp.- rates won their first games of the but Vinci was cut off tt the plate Jerry Graham and Pat Keeij. the eighth, and Vinnie Claglla Holmdei) will be followed u STARTING NEXT WEB " op for him. George Roman, Aces 21 2 i season by knocking off the Tigers when he too, tried to come in. There will be two falls out Of three finished for Red Bank. much as possible. r FOR ONE WEEK T-eenlcrfieidcr, misjudged and boot- Score by Innings: 17-11 anil the Kapushy Bros, Esso Rankl walked to fill the Backs anew In this grim encounter, Hlnes-ffirF Claglla Hid Safely "PSYCHO" ed Dwlght Batson's fly. Szyarto Raritan Twp. Rovers 000 010 1- Hawks, 7 J. The Tigers are hi fourth with one out. But Maikos proved Ciaglia started the Towners on singled. Postbecame unsettled and Matawan Twp. PAL.. 000. 012 x-3 place in the Eastern Division with his mettle here by fanning Pletre their way In the second,with a safe walked David, filling the bases. Keyport AMI (2) five wins and eight losses and the wicz and getting Flynn on a pop hit, Jim Nugent also connected, Royals-Blue Sox Then he ran three straight balls abr h Pirates are last with a 2-11 record. fly to retire the side. advancing Ciaglia. On the squeeze, on Medolla,' ,who calmly rested DuBols, 2b . Ron Truex laid it down and the The Hawks, Flyers and the Faced with the Ignominious pros- On the bat,...waiting Jor the .walk Garcia, :2b , • NewYorkGame 1 • play at the plate was too late, Yankees' remain In a three pect of being put out In the first to force in the possible winning Merlnsky, aa o Claglla scoring and all hands being Cliffwood Royals journey to-New lie for the (ead in the Western. round, the NCAAP rose to, the ron. It never came. Two strikes Lewandowski, « o ENGLISH safe. Bahr kept It going with a York this Sunday for their "big Division. Each team was defeated emergency in the bottom of the .whizzed by, then Medolla took a R. Wilson* It • i single to score Nugent. Ken Ralph's one" of the season to date, the an- and their records now stand- at eighth. Alter an error and a single ftlrd and the side was retired. Sieben, cl I » AGENCIES w bunt brought in the third Red Bank nual battle with the N. Y, Blue seven wins and six losses. The Haz- had put men aboard, Manuel came Styarto, in the PAL reliel role, Opatosky, p, lb o Sox at Van Corllandt Park. let Fire Company remains 'In the through with a three-bagger to de- tullt up trouble for himself fast in French, 3b. 0 run of the Inning. •• cide the contest But hits by Steve FORD - COMET - MERCURY • LINCOLN By way 1 of working up to the cellar with, only .one win and 13 the bottom of the eighth. He filled Roman, rf o The Towners bunted Wolff out o Fedele and Sutherland In the ninth New York game, the Royals met losses.:..' •'. . •-.'- '• •'•• the bases right off the reel by walk- Post, lb, p 0 :he ball game after Truex opened MOST ACTIVE USED CAR LOT their namesakes, the Somerville made the spearing of Garafano's lag Sieben and hitting both Opa- their half of the fourth with Joe Carroll hit a home run with liner needed to save the game the single. Poor fielding on the lay- Royals, at the Cliffwood Ave. field two men on as the Pirates defeated IN MONMOUTH COUNTY tosky and French with pitched ..•.-•-• •••.':• » 2 Sunday but It was not a battle NCAAP had been so' greatly fa- balls. But Szyarto then settled MatawH Twp. PAL (1) downs filled the bases. Ralph sin- the Tigers, and Berkowltz blasted royal. The CIKfwood Royals had vored to win. Monmouth Street, Opposite Carlton Theatre down to look like himself by fan- •b'f gled home one run and Jack Lewis a homer to the.Plrates'wln over the game In command after the ning 'Soman. Up came Post. • He B. Smith, ss : . I squeezed In another. A wild throw the Hawks. Lciton Swanger. honor- _s•••>: Clhfwood A'* (9) third Inning and Earl Gurabs pitch- abr h RED BANK ropped'to the box and Szyarto stop- Batson, 3b, lb 0 on a bunt brought .In two .mon ed for Keansburg-Pork in Tthelr ed them throughout without any 10 2 ped It and threw-from a kneeling Szyarto, lb. p 0 runs and back-to-back triples by victory oyer the Tigers. ,, Flynn,;If SHadyside 7-4545 —1-6000 trouble. ' Hanson, rf 3 0 posltion.-The throw pulled Medolla, David, p, 3b John Bland and Mike Sullivan end- With only three games each re- W. Collins, 3b 4 1 Medolla, o ed Wolf! and the Madison hopes In Manager Phil Gumbs maining for the Hawks, Flyers and Klein, If Sutherland, lb 5 1 the ball game. pleased with this best showing of Yankees, the Western. Divislon.ls Zambor, 2b ••-• the season of the team as they were Vinci, ss • 0 EATONTOWN ~'L«e"TrouV"P4te' Bennett ""arid heading'for an exciting climax. ! Telephone < Pizzi, rf Mickey Coyle all managed to score playing without the services of such Garafano, c 0 Isaksen, cl R; Collins, lb n LI 14241 -' Today Thru Saturday! for Madison In the later Innings stars as Bob Jackson, Carl Stephens 1 A WALTM HAM THIATDI Caught. >. In Tho Wild without hitting safely. and Gharley Wathington.' RoritanPostTo D. Dellaplctro, cl II NOW THRU SATURDAY Frantic Rat Race! M 1 Madison PBA (I) Earl Gumbs was unsteady at the Pletrewicz, p 1 2 Tony Curtis Present New Flag start. With two out in the first, Rankl, cl 1 1 Dcbblo Reynolds abr h OtUfa Bennett, »s Bob Talley and Chubby Giimes Sarltan Post-23; American Le- Fedete, it 0 "THE RAT RACE" „. Predict Heavy Run i o Behr, 2b - 10 1 Technicolor Moran, 3b 0 rapped him for hits for n Somer- -gjon, will present -a 50-sUr nag to Hflfltrman, It ville run. But the home side came, ihtt Keyport Youth Athletic League - and - Of Striped Bass 0 3S 5 11 Ernest Borgntae Berd, lb 0 back for two In their half of the Sunday at the ntw Little League Striped bins fishing along the NCAAP AU-Slars (I) "MAN ON A STRING" Trout, tf 0 first. Cat Cross tripled with one •5t*ld'.'.«i'!AtIantlc:'i5t'''Tlie dedica- New Jersey shore should be excel Coyle, c cut and Sam Gumbs walked. Rot- tion will; take place at 2 p.m. This h Sunday - Monday'.- Tuesday I 1 lent for several yean, experts ol McGrough, rf He Simms fanned, but George flag and- a K.Y.A.L. Banner will Mails, cf Power That Dazzles the State Division of Fish- and Gumbs' two-bagger scored Col Lahovich. sa \ Mortal Eyes) Walts, lb be flown at the Central Field dur- Game, Department of Conservation Popowski, p Cross and Sam Gumbs. ing Little League games; - R. Rawlinj. lb Sieve Reeves Taylor,, II "HER.CULE5 UNCHAINED" and Economic .Development pre- Wollf, p Somerville drew even at th< top Invitations M the Ceremony have McCoy, 3b Color dicted. During late April and early Of the third on Willie Doney't been extended to Mayor Norman Haydu, c -and - May « tremendous body of young homer, but again Cliffwood came Currle, the Borough Council, and Manuel, 2b A Unique Experience In striped ban moved through New , Red Bank Towners <») back In their hilf of the frame to the Board of Education. Kscsimartk, rt Motion Picture Terror Jersey's coastal waters. Many sea- take the play away. C»l Cross got •TERROR IS A MAN" The public is invited to attend Hodovance, p soned observers pronotfneed It the Ralph, M off his second of three triples and the presentation and flag raising Davis, it heaviest run of young flih they had Bland, 2b 5am Gumbs was again walked. ceremonies and then stay for • Katrosh. p ever seettl Although' these fish were Lewis, cf Kollie Slmms grounded for the ief- baseball game between the "All H. McCoy small and could no) be legally re- Madure, lb find out, but George Gumbs and Stars," the 12-year-old players JC. Rawlins, If tained by anglers, they are con- Bland, 3b Carl Gumbs both hit safely to lend front the four Little League Teams Maikos, p sidered harbingers ol good fishing Sullivan, If the Cliffwood learn ahead. Then In the future. Claglla, rl walks to Bill Clax and Sam Pah In Keyport. -33 I S In February 1859, biologists of the Nugent, 2b rlsh made the home team's lead Members of the Joint Committee Cliffwood Athletics 000 010 MO-5 Virginia and tho Maryland Fish- Ttuw, e secure. Cai Cross's third three!- for this program are HenrvDuBois EXTRA FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NCAAP All-Stan 210 000 eries Laboratories announced the Nanna, r| bagger tho following Inning pro and John Fitwcrald for the Key- Two-base hit: Lahovich; three Karteen Karnlval and Late Horror Feature presence of unusually large num- Bahr, p vldcd tho clincher. port Youth Athletic League and base hits: Rankl; Home runs: R. bers of young striped bass in the Frederick Kruser and Homer N CIIHwood Royals (8) Collins; Struck out—by Pielrewicx 3UNDAY - MONDAY . TUESDAY spawning and nursery areas ol 31 12 10 Mattcson for BarHu'n Post. abr h 13; by Hodovance 6; by Maikos 1; 2 All New Exclllag Thrill Hits! their respective Hates. These fish Score by Innings: J. Simnis, sa SO by Kntrosh 1; bases on balls; off were the result of unusually suc- tladlson PBA 000 010 HO- 3 C. Cross, lb, 5 Katrosh 3; hits: off Hodovance 7 cessful1 spawning in the spring o ed Bank Towners 050 600 03x—12 Hatchery Cleanup S. Gumbs, 2b 3 in 6 2/3 inns; off Katrosh 2 in 2/1 1958. R. SImmj, 3b." It's clca.n-up and fix-up time at inns; off Maikos 2 In Z Inns; win- Young striped bass stay fairly 960 Deer Count G. Gumbs, cf the Charles 0. Hayford State Fish ning pitcher: Maikos; losing In TECHNICOLOR close to their nursery areas for the E. Gumbs, p hows Little Gain Hatchery in llacketbtown. the pftcher: Pietrewia; umpires, Ar- MAN ON A STRING first two years of life and there- Clax, c State Division of Fish and Game, a. Clallella. after take part In the annual north- Parrish; II The- itate's 1960 deer census reports that most of the trout have south migration. Most ol tho fish Cross, rf been removed to New Jersey's pub- which passed through New Jersey KSws no significant change In the leer population despite a 1959 legal lic streams and vlakes. Hatchery waters, will probably spend the 37 ponds are being 'emptied, cleaned DR.LOUISI.PRAGER FOREVER iummcr in southern New England. inrvest by sportsmen of nearly 11,- Somcnlllc Royals (2) 00 animals Including 3563 taken with high pressure lire hoses, and «br filled twith yearling troul which YOUNG! during the special antcrless season Dorsey, 3b 4 EYES EXAMINED I northern counties. will became next year's two-year- Cubs Team Dickie, 2b 4 OFFICE HOURS The announcement by Dr. A. Hea- olds with a length .cf 10 to 14 FOREVER Talley, lb . 4 Dalh?. and Saturdars Union Beach Cub Scout Pack SS m Underbill, Director of the Dl- inches... Grimes, cf, c < 4 tKHLtotjeM.tKHLttjeM DEADLY! softball team, boasting a 6-1 rec- islon of Fish and Game, follows E Fuller, p 4 •Friday.* A.M. tot P.M. ord 4fl the. season, will play Jts ompletlon of a census and analyst) CtoMd All Day Wedaesdays Davlson, si 3 Form has held flp well 'during -fiiwL-esma.JJIiUuyjek,, All parents the Bureau of Wildlife Manage- rrhW dW Howard, If 1 the first 20 days of the Mot-mouth 30 W. Front St., are urged to attend tne'ganVeTA nenrrhWKrets-were flotad.ui.Wjfc 3 'ark meeting with 53' favorites FREE! PLAYGROUND . picnic will be held Saturday, July en County In the*north and in Bur-, TTSff in 161 race*. This gives - Keyport 23. All cubbtrs and their families lington and • Ocean Counties in COIfax 4-2O2O Vmy KUes - UarHMUumi - SMet, Jid #oufl»r» New-Jersey '> - percent. Ifcundoy, July, 14, I960 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Ntn< Dancer, Eagle, Display Trophies Won In Around Long Island Race Ray Brown In Borough Hall NEWS OF AREA BOWUNG Expected Out ReturnToOB Leap Threatened SCORES Declaring Work With Hot Stuff In New Isotope Laboratory lived" tree that "provide* little imumV>t limitation would not be -JFtre Company Auxiliary Plans Call Attention shade from its thin, loose crown.' "automatic" in that the variancs Get-Rlcn-Qulck Schema application would ;bi supported .by' : jClub; Other Ciiecsequake Items A currently thriving racket, the deeds to tracts of less than pole To Fraud Schemes article notes, derives from the get-' acre given before; the full-acra -*At a special meeting held at the I has returned home 'after spending Deceptive drug, device and cos-rich-quick lure of the vending ma home ol Mrs. Bud Fenwick. vice several days visiting Mr. and Mrs. minimum zoning became effective. nietic advertising, leads the parade chines. A good vending machine president of the ladies Auxiliary John Edinger, Ailenhurst. J. Lawrence Krusen, the board'* of I960's most dangerous phony route can net three per cent or (j(ii(he Cheeseqiiake' Fire Co. final attorney, told him that this was not Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pot, formerly deals, according to "Changing four per cent profit out of gross approval- was given for a merchan- the case/ that a ; public hearing, of New Hampshire, are now re- Times," the Kiplinger Magazine, take, according to the editors. An ; dise club. Mrs. Randolph Applegate siding at Washington St., Central Tho current issue of the magazine exceptionally* well run and profit- must be held for adjoining; prop- will be.chairman assisted by Mrs. : Park. V ... .; /•. able route can net as much as 10 erty owners to present objections Femvlck; - .-~. • .. • lists the 10 top frauds of the year, Mr. and Mrs, Claude Russell, and describes ' various' . other per cent but that's rare; ill all cases where a variance Is The following . committees were Jupiter St!,had as their guest their schemes in - which the public Is The vultures in. the business Ig- sought.. And no variance for a lot nanied: Membership, Mrs. Fenwiqk nephew,™Cpl; Jodel Llewellyn. He bilked of its! money. nore these figures^ andin extrava- of less than an acre can be grant- and Mrs." Cebrge Drast; hospitality, i stationed in Virginia. Mrs. Randolph . Applegate;. sun- gant prose promise that."the net ed, -Mr. Krusen cautioned, -unless Mr. and , Mrs. Frank Bowlby Following the health rackets, the : shine, Mrs. Charles Boice and pub- profit may be 200 or 300 per Cent." there is extremely good;cause for/ Milford,: were Saturday guests of other nine, in order of the number licity. Mrs. John ZyracM,.. They-dupe'the-elderly-and the doing so as to grant a lot of var- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cretsman of complaints received by the Na-people of limited savings with as- Tlie officers for the coming year iances'for less than one acre lots •Other supper guests were Mrs tional Better Business Bureau, are: surances! that they can't lose, that are! President,. Mrs. V 1 c t o r woulddefeat the ratehrof theTffie-" Frank Slcknick, South Rlver,_and QuestionaWe_Jranchise_ deals,. es. an JSOO i IIT e~rt m e n t may pro^ O'Brien;-viee president;-Mrs.^-Fen- acre minimum lot size zone. MrsrRuth PeahVSouthAmboy. peclally In vending machines; mail- duce $200 a month, and that only wick; secretary, Mrs. Drost and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stanback, order sale of dubious gadgets and a few hours of work a week are treasurer, Mrs. Raymond Ryan. Crasess St., were hosts at a dinner garden supplies; unsound earn- required to enjoy such rich pick- The next meeting of the auxiliary party at Buttonwood Manor. money-at-hpme schemes; high-pres- Ings. This, according to the article, will be held Tuesday, July 26 at St Benedict's^ Mrs. Robert Molln and children, sure home-improvement schemes; is an'empty promise. ..; 9 p.m. at the lire house. Tampa, Fla,, spent several days at fictitious list f and comparative (continued from page one) Elementary School for Sunday the home of Mr. and Mrs. William prices; bait ads; unordered-mer- ' The Ladies Auxiliary; of the masses. Tentative plans are for tho Fritz./ .-..•-. chandise schemes, especially in Cheesequake Independent Fire Co. charitable appeals; telephone sales Demand Answer school-church to be constructed in Richard Cressman, -Route.9, has held thclr_ regular meeting last of doubtful securities; photography ..(continued from page one)' the shape of. an "H" with the long returned to his duties at Tanas Oil week. Plans were dlscussod for Ihb schemes. ' . . not have to pay. Mr. Huebsch noted sections for classrooms and the Co. after a two weeks vacation. coming year. Approval was" giverr Martin 1. Mandel, Newark, a senior In the State asslstanl professor,«f pharmaceutical chemistry, and The editors advise home owners the ordinance only required the center cross section of the "H" University College of Pharmacy, operates controls on for the purchase of 10 tables to be -Mr. and Mrs. Henry Delbasco, P'-: Roy.A,.Bowers,-dean of the College of Pharm- Jo be on guardagainst promotion payment of $5 with the application for the auditorium-church. --.••; donated to the firemen for use In ,a counting device In new Isotope laboratory at the Mprrlstoivn Rd., celebrated their acy, look on as Julcj M, Mclsler, Newark, a senior, of undersized buibs or "astonish- for a variance and the township Rutgers unit In Newark. Dr. John II. Shlnkal, (left), works in background. " • — . the new fire house. Mrs. Bud Fen- 3Gth- wedding anniversary Wednes- ing new strains and varieties'.' of must bear the..expense of such King's Castle was the winningest wick-presided. "~-- day. "• ' • • Rutgers College of Pharmacy ha dling radioactive pharmaceuticnls.\ "Rapid progress of drug ther- flowers labelled with pseudo-scieif- Items as advertising the applica- horse at Moiimouth • Park during , The July paper drive, of Boy Miss Denice- Eamilto, Cottrell dedicated a new radldlsotope « also ha? sealers, elaborate add- . Dean Bowers said, "may tific names meaning absolutely tion, sending out registered notices' the first 20 days of the meeting. Scout Troop 67, Cheesequake, will Rd., observed her eighth birthday apv/ laboratory described by Dr. Roy A. ing machines used with Geiger nothing. A classic example, they of the public hearing and making He won four races and was the be postponed for one week until on Saturday. • place the radiolsotopa handling Bowers, dean ot the college, as counters which detect radioactivity. state. Is the "Ailanthus Tree" or out and filing all the legal forms ret only horse with more than two Aug. 6/The scouts will attend a tongs next to the pharmacist's mor- "the latest teaching facility in phar- In the interest, of safety, students "Tree of Heaven," advertised as quired. . -- victories. There were eight in'this ball game at Yankee Stadium July tar and pestle. This lab will help maceutical education,",The labora- will be working with medicinals 'the most incredible shade tree on Questions Variances class, Apostle, Felix Arabia, Koko 1 30. :"~: ' '-,_•' provide a Rutgers trained pharma- tory was^financed In part by containing little radioactivity. But this planet" but actually, accord- Walter Hills, a spectator, wanted Dozo, Little Tumbler, Martha's Tho Mid Madison Civic Associa- Krzezniak Gets cist with the know-how to fill the $10,055" g'rant from tho U.S. Atomic they will handle the substances as ing to the U. S. Department of to know if the granting of most Star, Noble Crown, Space Com- tion will sponsor a trip to Ballan- doctor's order." Energy Commission, -v though they are very dangerous. Agriculture, a "relatively short- variances from the one acre min- mander and Too Hasty: line's Brewery, Newark. Buses will No-Hit Victory Located at 1 Lincoln Ave., New Solid and liquid forms are placed leave Cheesequake Fire. House at ark, the new laboratory will en In lead-fined containers until used. 7:30 p.m, on Aug. 11. Proceeds will A no-hit game was pitched by able Rutgers to train pharmacy Dr. Shinkai pointed, out that bmelit-trie Madison' Township. II: Pat Br?ezniak for the Cllffwqod Athletics Monday against tho South students . in. handling and dis- radioactive. Iodine is employed as • brary Building fund:' Tickets may Amboy Aces in a Mid-State League pensing radioactive medicinals and a tracer to help 'physicians diag- be'.purcho'sedr from "Miss."Elvferd game. The score was a lopsided will provide facilities for research nose- the functioning of glands and Castillo, 131 Morristown '.' Rd., 18-0 against- the Amboyans,' the In chemical and pharmaceutical other body organs. In small con- Choesequake. run-scorlfigby Manager Bill Re- tracer work. Another important ap- centrations, radioactive iodines arc boy Scout Troop 67 will go on a gan's players being so voluminous plication of, "hot" lab Instruction is used for therapeutic purposes such -—.camping-trip.July 22i .23..and! 24, that the-game hadto be shortened preparation for civil defense or as the "destruction of cancproiu pub Pack 67 is planning a hike to five innings because of darkness. other emergencies involving radio- tissue. The rapid decay of the to the scout camp July 23. Brzeznlnk struck out seven men active substances, Dean Bowers radioactive medicinals and re- ¥ Approximately.50' adults a nj. In his no-hit effort and walked two. said. quired safety precautions will con- children 'Mended flic" Sunday He did not allow an Amboyan to Drs. John M. Cross and John H. fine their use to hospitals for Hie . School picnic of the Church of Our get beyond second base. Shinkai, professor and assistant immediate future. Hospital phar- Saviour held Saturday. macists probably will be among The game was virtually over as professor of pharmaceutical chenv The Cheesequake fir«men held a tho first trained in radioisotope use. soon os the Athletics had one. turn Istry, respectively, will direct stu- dance lit the lire house on Satur- -/Trained By Two Men at bat. Ed Flynn, their first man dents in the new" facility. "Phar' Beltsville day night. The firemen thank all up, led off with a single. Hcmoved macy students, trained in this lab At Rutgers they will be trained ' those who assisted in making the along on Mike Hanson's infield out in proper techniques of detecting, by two men well qualified to'teach affair successful. . '•",' and scored when Billy Collins, .ram- handling and storing radioactive radioactive medicinals. Drs. Cross .""Mr, and Mrs. Paul. Incontrcra, med out a long three-bagger; substances, will be vital members and Shinkai,-both pharmacists with Homer Dr., were hosts at a fam- of community civil defense teams," idvanced training in pharmaceutl RIB ily; dinner party. The guests jojned Hit Scores Collins Garden Sutherland's hit scored Dr. Cross said. cal chemistry, are graduates of TURKEYS the Tucker family at a dinner in Ready For Emergency special courses In radiolsotopes. • Buttonwood Manor in honor of PaU Collins. Vlnce Vinci's fly. boll drop- ped safely In center field, but "In an emergency they will be The two Rutgers teachers have ty Tucker, who recently received a 'ready reserve,' knowledgeable in been certified by the U. S. Atomic the Curved Bar rank In Girl Scout- Sutherland who had been forced to hug first base lest it be caught, use of detection Instruments and Energy Commission radioisotope in- ROAST Ing at the Court o( Awards of Troop was an easy force-out. Charlie handling procedures for potentially struction program at Oak Ridge, • ' M:••- • : . Garafario kept it going with a sin-dangerous radioactive elements," Tenn. Dr. Cross also has studied . The Vailen Tucker farnlly, Wash- gle and Bert Collins banged out ahe said. The new facility has theradioisotope techniques at Brook- ington Avc., Central Park, were triple td bring In Vinci ind-Gara- latest hardware, tongs, gloves and laven National Laboratory, Long hosts to. Mr, Tucker's brother, Jano. . remote control devices, for hari- Island. :',' • :. • • . ' . . • James Tucker and family,, Ohio. Mr. James Tucker' attended* the More triples, these by Don Delia- American Mechanical and Chemi- Pletro and Bnczniak in the sec- Franklin, p 2 1 1 cal Engineers convention in Allan- ond, rolled It up for the Athletics 1 J. Kearnj, lb 1 0 1 tic City: His wife ana their child- In the second..In the third they Vena, c - J 1 1 ren remained for a visit In Centra] had a fen-run batting spree to bury Vreeland, st 3 0 0 Matawan Township ] J. Szyarto, rf 0 0 Park. the opposition- out of sight. The i Shoulder Lamb Combination Cllffwood team will play In the J. Plzzl, rf 1 0 0 Mrs. Lawrence Cressman, Cot- league at MacWilllam' Stadium, 8—12 league j B. Kearns, 3b 1 0 0 trell Rd., observed Her bjrthdiy Perth-Amboy," 'against: the Club tHIIMIIIMIIMII •J,- Collins, 3b • 1 0 1 yesterday,. . ." ' ' '.'" Polka of the Mid-State League. The Shadyoaks, Oak Shades rep- Corned Beef Hick ct 49fi | Shoulder Lamb Chops 69£ -.- Miss Joan Cresiman, Route t, resentative in the league, pulled 22 J « has returned to her duties at Marl- the upset of the leason Monday Score by Innings: boro State Hospital alter a week's Laurence Harbor Club Cllffwood Angels 010 002—3 vacation. when they beat out the' Cllffwood Angels 5-3 at the Baston Ave. field. Mat. Twp. Shadyoaks 030 OOx—5 Rib Steaks if.695 , Debbie Moloar, daughter of Mr. Sponsors Bowling Party Chopped Beef «nd Mr*/'Julius Molnar, Route 34, The victory ended » 13-game win. Lamb Patties ib49< The Woman'» Club of Laurence ning streak for the cdurUyschamps, celebrated her first birthday this Harbor will sponsor, a bowling week. '.,-... jvho had beeii expected to goRound Up Of Boiled Ham Veal Cutlets Cubed party Thursday afternoon, July il through the season undefeated Mrs. Melvln Boysen, Cottrell Rd., at 12:45 p.m. at Hill Lanes bowl- (continued from page one) observed her birthday this week, against the three naw teams in thi Fresh Kraut 2PW33 Ing alley, Route fc-Madlsdn Town- township league. The Shadyoaki cording to Patrolman Hoyt, this Best Stock Franks : Mr. and Mrs. John Begley and ship, , . >• ' \ accomplished their triumph atte driver smashed Into the auto of children, South Amboy, were sup- The public Is Invited, to attend. per guest* "on Saturday ol Mr. having been «hut out with one hit Steve1 Podolsky, 35, Prospect Ave., Prltes .will be, awarded' and re- four days previously by the An- • and'Mri. William Frlti, Cottrell freshments served. River Gardens, standing on Route geli 7-0, Buddy Vena. turning in linden Hotis. 46 01 can Rd.: • •;• ••:• ,.: • 35 with a signal on for a turn. Funds realized will ba uiedt to- the whitewashing job. 'T ie Juice • Mr; and Mrs. Herman Knoll and 19« ward the purchase of drapes for • The Angela reacted ferociously t Mr. Podolsky also was Injured, but CANTALOUPE family, Central Park, have return- the Free Public Library of Modi- their stunning defeat and weni was released by township first aid ed home from a four-day visit In son Township, located at the Cir- forth to pummel the Pirates thi Asbury Park where they attended cle, Laurence Harbor. Mrs. Casl- men'to seek aid of his personal Linden Houia quart following night 14-2. Cannonball the Department of New jersey, mer Samolyk, American Home De- physician while they took Mr. Ya- ise United Spanish War- Veterans con- pariment chairman of the club, is Schaufele was the winning pltche rusi to Rivervlew Hospital. vention. Mrs. Knoll was appointed in chijrge of arrangements. Re- for them here. . ' publicity chairman for the organi- a. Careless Driving 00 qquests are being made for dona- Manager Ben Gulatl experiment .Alexander J. Welsh, 31 Newman Linden HOIKO zation. Mr«. Knoll and her daugh- ti f k f ed with a new pitcher, Whlue 19- from the club mCm- ter, Ivy, also attended the Depart- .tions of St., West Keansburg, was lined $5 Grape Jelly franklin, on the mound against thi ment Daughters of 98 United Span- bors, and $5 costs on a chargo of care- Sh&dydaks" Monday. He did allless driving, ish War Veteran* on Sunday, Mrs. right but (or one Inning, tho sec- Knoll was elected first sergeant Now Is the tithe to advertise Mr. Welsh was Involved in ah and Miss Knoll, first corporal. those unused articles for tale, A ond: His mates hod'given him. a accident in River Gardens June 26 Strawberry Quick 39' SALUD SUGAR Snowhito small ad In the classified column lead In the top 6f,jthat frame, in which a child was injured. He ( ; Miss Elaine Fritz, Cottrell Rd., I will .turn them into cash' for you. Franklin himself had gotten a "Hit told Sgt. John Klnnanc that he had Westfield Drinks F^l 3(or69 TEA BAGS Teabreak 64, 29' and Jack Kearns scored him with walked around his car before get- ra OIL v Bluebird A double. . " - , '••" ting In to back It up. He accord LIGHT TUNA Linden House 4for$1 PINEAPPLE ' ', Bottom Of The Second Ingly was startled to hear a child MILK Linden House fiforM00 Drink «o^ «i»4for*100 Then it came. In the bottom ol stream as the auto got In motion. 99- thfl second, Joo Lauro waiked anil He stopped, got but, and'found BuitenStuhl was hit by a pitch. Merle 'Causey, five, of 47 Edge- NBC VANILLA WAFERS 25c SUNSHINE FROSTED CAKES 25c Hnnfc Madjci hit safely to load the view Rd., River Gardens, lying on sacks. A walk to Sam Lauro forced tho ground near the left rear wheel. in a run, Jack Flowers, pitcher foi Robert W. Klrkpatrlck, 458 Cliff. the Shadyoaks -then . contributed wood. Ave., Cllffwood, was fined LOW LOW COFFEE PRICES ; greatly.towards winning his .own$19. and :$3 eosts on a charge of YUBAN game by banging out a hit to score careless drlyjng resulting in an ac- LINDEN MAXWELL HOUSE two runs, Sid Mercer was walked, cident. on:l-chargej)y Patrolman CHASE & SANBORN CHOCK filling the bases anew and Frank Hoyt. ' •' . •', (yaW HOUSE lrBucca rimmed out a hit to score ' tester SUliwell JO; First St.. BEECHNUT FULL-O'NUTS three more runs to put the Shady- Keyport/wag fined STand J5cqsts FIRESIDE EHLERS MARTINSON oaks ahead 5-1. for driving without a license. ' -•• And they'stayed that way to the last Inning when Vena hit > homer Why do groups jot four or, five with a man aboard tortloje the persons make onldcnl swimming gap for~"(ne • champs.- tyit not party? Studies indlcatk there.are PRODUCTS Produce enough. Vena hit a homer with two fewer drownlngs in a group of this BreaVstone aboard In the first and a triple with siie. Among larger groups, the Fresh Jcney two aboard In the second against number of fatalities tends to In- COTTAGE CHEESE 1 Ib. Clip the Pirates Tuesday to make It crease: Persons swlmniing alone 29 sure the champs would not lose two account for nearly, three times as Breakstone in ^ row. ••' •',... many.fatalities as two persons 1 Cu 1 Tomatoes 19 swimming together. In the small Whipped Cjream Cheese °* " 3 5 . MaUwan Twp. Shadyoaks (S) group'each person will tend to be • ab r aware of the presence or disap- Jones, c • 3 0 pearance" ofv e»ch of his compan- Bucco, 2b j i 0 1ions. •'. •'•'. ,;'••'..•' Andrews, 3b ; ^—j o 0 J. Lauro, si 2 10 Stuhl, rf '• ••" 2 10 WrdiEje^ ^ Madiel, cf . 2 11 Leaf or Chvppcd, -j S Lauro, lb • - 2 0 0 LISTINGS SPINACH flowers, p . 1 _\_l Minute Maid 00 Kalleta.-lf 0 0 0 WANTED I ol.. Cam- 5for*l Mercer, If 0 10 ORANGE JUICE Birds Eye, 18 5 3 Cliffwood Angeli (S) VANS ACENCV VEGETABLES abr h MUpd Vegetable! — French Bejuis ^~ Broccoli Apciri — Cui Beans Savilsky, 1? • 2 0 0 M7 Main SI. MaUwan >N-GIBB MOTOR CO. Downey, 2b 2 0 1 LO (-1881 OPEN i 126 Main Street Fagcn, If 1 0 0 Real Estate — Insurance Matawan jA M/UNT.'ST, MATAWAN - LOWELL (-17(8 Green, cf Mon. Thru Fri 8:15 AM To 9:00 3 0 0 Bonds ind Mortgages 8:15 AJi To 6:00 P.M Schajfele, ct 1 1 1 I Five Nights A Week I July lltfc Thundery, July 14, 1940 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. it's our first anniversary • • • n YOU-OURREM -.ido^-our. neigh We welcome you to our fair shores and earnestly ...... _. -/"'••- ~"'~* -"""• be^s h^ have been* Mr. and Mrs. John J, Pajak Mr: an* Mrs. E. W. Eisenbejrge* Mr. and Mrs.. William F. King ~ Mr. and Mrs. George fox , CUFFWOOD Mr, and Mrs. Then. S. Slotpel Mr. Aid Mrt. Raymosd I, Coltca 288 Norwood'Avenue v •• -.258 Netherwpod Drive 281 Sunset Avenue 230 Lakeshore Drive 141 Greenwood Avenue " M Pomona Blvd, Laurence Harbor, NJ. Cliffwood Beach, N.J; ' ; Cliffwood Beach, N.J. Cllffwood Beach. N.J. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pugllese CUfrwnoa Beach, NJ. Mr. and Mrs. John Rostnt 149 Greenwood Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I. Ercalano Mr. and Mrs. George F. Yocura Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Daugheriy Mr, and Mrs. Richard Spine)!! 108 Pamwia Blvd. • Mr, and Mn. Jay Mount* ••;, 48 Ocean Blvd. - River Garden? 47 Oak Street ' 1382 Cliffwood Drive Mr, and Mra, John A. Toner 47» Rrrllun Blvd. Cliffwood Beach, N.J. , CliBwood Beach, NJ. Keypbrt, N.J, Cliffwood Beach, NJ. IK Greenwood Avenue * Mr. and Mrs. Thomai O, Weldon Cliffwood Brecli, NJ, Mr. and Mrs. James P. Noonan tO4 Protpcct Avenue Mr. and Mrs. George Palentchar Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baumen Mr. and Mrs. Michael Puhl to hundreds of U.S. *nd Overseas ot Ihje plant. Tb» recently complet- The Farmingdale-plant, which Card of Think) ' . Kiwanis Names Land Use Report Plant Is Moving Air Force bases,, Mr. Kelley said. ed 31,000-iquare-foot brick-and-tile wai built In the record time of The family of the late Edward "And in view of the major role plant Is not yet fully manned, ac- three ri)onthi under the supervision M. Walsh wish to thank all their single-sideband is expected to play cording to Mr, Allen, and he ex- of .Michael Parcaro, Farmingdale, friends, neighbors and relative! for New President By Planning Unit To Farmmgdale in the planned modernization of perts to continue hiring single-aide- owner of the 65-ac/a'property on their many kindnesses during their Joseph O. T«lly Jr., 39, Fayette- The Mtmmouth Ccuoty Planning ' Dynamics Corporation of Ameri- America's defense communica- band engineers and technicians, as recent bereavement, especially the which It (lands, adjoint the plant ; vlUe, North Carolina attorney, has Board Thursday called for more ca ii shifting to its hew plant in tions," he continued, "it seems well as wirers, solderers, and elec- Rev. Joseph G, Fox, Dr. Glrofah**'- been named President of tywanis motel construction and public use Farmingdale all production of safe to say that before long there tronic assemblers during the. next of the Welbllt Air Conditioning and. IHigllcse, Union Ho»o Fin Co. No, International. He was elected to the of some federally-owned property equipment for. single-sideband ra- vyi|l be few areas on earth where lew months. Healing Corp.. .:...... ,__... 1 and-the auxiliary; aim Union number one Kiwajiis post by dele- in a land use report dealing" with dio, > communications technique, this made-ln-Farmingdale. equip- Key personnel of the Farming- Beach First Aid and the Day Fu- gates attending the 45th Annual the county's coastal region, The re- now being widely. adopted by the ment Is not on duty." dale plant include A. R. Taylor, Jf you need printing of any kind, neral Home. Convention of Kiwanls Inierftation- port is the fifth and Final study oT U.S. armed forces, so efficient that "We're enthusiastic about both Niitleyr chief engineer; Morris we. art her* to servo you. Our al in Miami, Fla. News of Mr. Tal- the region begun two years ago a breadbox-size transmitter can the quantity and quality of the per- Spectpr, Middletown, plant super- quick service and reasonable prices 11 a v « you read the claiallled ly's election was received today by with the aid of a federal grant The send'a clear voice message "half- sonnel we have found available intendent; Joseph Noll, Clifton, of- will please you. ads? officers of the Kiwanls Club of prior studies dealt with housing, way around the world." here," says Charles Allen, West fice manager; and Patrick Collal- J&yport. transportation, population and the The move, which will be com- economy of the area. Englewood, general manager to, Crtnford, comptroller. As head of Kiwanis International, pleted by mld-Aufeust, Is being Mr. Tally will be official spokes- The report, prepared by Charles made "to provide adequate room man for 260,000 Kiwanians. in more M. Pike, county planning director, for-thd'continuing rapid growth of BUSES to NEW YORK CITY than 4700 clubs located throughout and his staff, said the region will this very Important part of our the United States and Canada. He require an additional 45,000 dwell- business," £aid.Raymond F. Kelley, -jxprau Via N.J. TURNPIKE) succeeds Albert J. Tully, Mobile, ing units by 1975. The planners DCA Chairman and President. ' Ml. attorney. Mr. Tully has held said there will be a need for 3000 S I n g 1 e - s 1 d e b a rf d trans- additional apartments and sug- BOATS-MOTORS /the' Kiwanls presidency since Aug- mitters, built for the Air Force's gested short resort towns replace ust 1959. Military Affiliate Radio System Easy Terms "older housing stock" with modem (MARS), have already begun to Immediately prior to his election AtANS. PAINTER motels. as president of Kiwanis, Mr. Tally flow from production lines in the served one year as the organiza- Alan S. Painter, 604 Green Grove The report also noted that 6500 plant on Route S24, Farmingdale, For Schedule and Rate Call CO 4-2222 tion's'president-elect. He was. the,Rd., Neptune, has been promoted acres of developed land In the first member to hold this newlyJ by Jersey Central Power & Light area between the Garden State created post! Mr.-Tally has also Co. from sales cadet to dealer Parkway and the ocean Is occu- Authorized Dealer for Buy 10 Trip Books AND Save served two terms as a trustee of sales representative in the electric pied by military installations, in- Kiwanis International and one year utility's Bay Division "with head- cluding Fort Monmouth, Sandy quarters in Union Beach. Hook and part o! the'Earle Naval and i vox Rollo's Charter Service A native of Fiemington, Mr. Ammunition Depot. luecesjor to htt/rr* Marie Painter was a resident of Hacketts- For Effective Use Hearing Aid Division town for IS. years prior to moving For Groups to the shore area. He joined JCP&L "It is hoped that with the chang- Keyport Hearing Aid Offers The Best In Comfort and Experience Dec. 10, 1959, as a cadet, sales ing military needs of our nation, JOHN'S BOAT BASIN representative in Asbury Park. He some of the federally-owned land . Center was transferred to the Union Beach will be declared surplus to facil- Laurel Ave. At Bridge office at the time of his promotion. itate its most effective use," the it W. Front SL, Keyport ' West Keamburg - KE 6-9787-" ROLLO TRANSIT CORP. Mr* Painter is a graduate of report declared. COHM 4-2M8 .275 Broadway Keyport Hackettstown High School and Mid- The county already has asked Evei by Appointment •• • AMSRIWS FASTfSr GROWING OUTBOARD dlebury College, Vermont, whoro he that part of the Sandy Hook pen- Tho Smart Driver Takes The Bos received a Bachelor of Arts De- insula be converted" to a county gree. From June 1957 until June park. Other military tracts arc 1959, he served as lieutenant with being surveyed by the County the U. S; Marine Corps. Recreation Commission to sec whether they are being fully util- ized by.the military. to 29. according to Mrs. Clayton The planners see the need for J. Held, Red Bank, y. N. Week 19 new neighborhood shopping chairman of the chapter. centers and one.more community take it easy Events to include music, folk center by 1975. They do hot foresee dancing, and speeches by represen- the need for another regional cen- h*' tatives of the U. N.. and displays ter "unless the trade area extends with Acme JOSEPH O. TALLY JR. of work of the various' non-politi- l beyond the limits of the re- cal agencies of the U. N., such as gion." as Its-treasurer. UNESCO, UNICEF, the World He also has been,president of the An anticipated lncrease-ln-man- Health Organization, the - Interna. ufacturing employment ol 20,000 Kiwanis Club of Fayetteville, lieu- tional Labor Office, and the Court tenant governor and, governor of by 1975 will necessitate the devel- of International Settlement, will be opment of another 3000 acres in In- the Carolinas Kiwanis District, and among features of the program. a'member and chairman of many dustry.-The planners also warned district and international Kiwanis that natural water drainage areas committees. He has been a Kiwan- This week, why don't you look must be protected in the expected lan for-13 years. through the windows of your development of 41 per cent of the area still relatively undeveloped. LANCASTER BRAND-BONE IN The new president iia practic- church . . . from the Inside. ing attorney and a past vice presi- dent of the North Carolina Bar As- sociation. He also Is a former may- or of Fayetteville, a past president' Wall to Wall Carpet of the North' Carolina League of 100% Nylon - Wool CHUCK ROAST 43 Municipalities and a former pro- fessor of law-kt Wake Forest Col- Linoleum — Vinyl — Rubber lege, Asphalt — Cork Tiles - Sandran — Forcdst VINYLS 6 ft Wide Group Will Observe Accolon — Birds United Nations Week *XA9; RIB ROAST •i T h e Monmouthicean^County Expert .Installation , liM chapter "ofThe American Associa- Cross Rib Roast T85c tion for the United Nations and the MATAWAN FLOOR COVERING CO. Merchants of the Monmouth Shop- Campbell's ping Center, Eatontown, will joint- 141 Main Street 11054 oz. Arm Pot Roast'ZT"" 55« ly sponsor a seven-day celebration LO 6-4335 Matawan LO 6-4335 1< of. United Nations Week, Oct. 23 Tomato Soup 9 cans ' Chuck Steak S"'*••'*• 49< Campbell's; " Ground Chucklzr^69e Itvi oz. Bo cans ' Corned Beef Bfllk"'". Vegetable Soup 8 uk Campbell's - Chicken Pot Roast •"•".• «' " "• 75« fOOM Duckling uoT*»*? »»45< AND AWAY THEY GO! Noodle Soup 6 Beef Liver »«*««^ ">49« U ALL 1960 MODEL Dog Food -• 12"*? *1 Bacon Z7 35c Bacon TUck'siiMd Fruit Drinks •*«* 3^" 4 — J-roatea jpoot/ — Valiants Plymouths lirdi ty» - Fnncli or Cul Going For Almost Cost SaranWrap 3 89< Green Beans 5 ^ 1.00 Chopped Broccoli 51°M .00 DOWN Macaroni "£z* At£3J* Bird* fy» # PofPies 4 K" IXX) TAKES ONE tirdi ty - Turk*/ or Pel Roail Swift ning 3159* Dinners 2^1.00 AWAY MlnuK Maid Pink or Rtgultr or Ubby RtguUr Deep Blue Tuna 2 79 Lemonade 10^1.00 Ideal Peas 7S"1.00 Highest Trade-In Exclusive Offer! Values In New Jersey Cannon ^ j-rtiita ana UtgctnUta Always 100 Tip-Top Used Cars To Choose From Tomatoes 2«-»« 35« Bath Towels Frtih-Crlip" '. ;~~"~-———. Easy-Credit Terms Radishes *«* 5- Matching Wash doths Twifly — lttly Scaliions ^*5« SAYREVILLE Sliced Swiss Cheese '— \fresUd J-ieh — Cucumbers ~*5« -MOTORS- Fillet of Taste"©'Sea-French Fried Ib : Lettuce Your Authorized Plymoulh-Vaiianj Dealer ' 49< $callbps RT. 9 and ERNSTON ROAD ^- • • Opfcn From 9:00 'til 1 ««**» &tao» [ ROUTE 35 and 36 Plenty Of Free Parking Thursday, July 14, 1960 ffitfouirtMit THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Haviland began hlj career, in the Mr. Haviland is a former New wi SkiUman-Terr., in Saddle Expensive Equipment Needed For Cardiacs petroleum Industry sis a service Jersey state chairman pf the Oil Brook. Also re-elected by the Cora, Seafood Princess Haviland Named Information Committee, and is a mittee were W. J. Gaffney, as •*> statlon"dealer in Weymouth, Mass., 1 in 1937. A year later he Joined director ot the New Jersey Oil ecutlve .secretary, and -Assistant Contest Scheduled Committee Head Cities Service in its Boston Divis- Trades Association. He resides at Executive Secretary R. C. Buckley, . Election of Francis C. Haviiand fill tleventh annual "Miss Sea- ion and served variously as • con- as chairman of the New Jersey tact with the company's dealers. .-49&Prlnoes> Contest" will b» heli Petroleum Industries Committee as a service station supervisor ant) fe| Point Pleasant Beach Aug. 12, was announced today by the state- as a dealer salesman. wide public affairs group. Mr. Hav- PRAGERS JEWELERS iht State Department of Conserva- Following service In the armed iland, division manager for Cities 1 And tion and Economic Davelopment Service. Oil Company, succeeds forces during World War II, " Mr. announced today. Applications ire Case Wilbourn of Esso in assuming Haviland rejoined Cities Service ss available from the ftreater-JPgJnt this" new position. '; assistant to the wholesale sales KEYPORT JEWELERS and OPTICIANS PjMjant Area Chamber or Com- Also elected by the New Jersey manager at Boston. He later be- came assistant manager of the merca for single girls between the P. I. C. was Charles H. Mead Jr., district manager for the Shell Oil company's lirej, batteries and ac- tget of 17 and, 25 who would like Company at Trpnton. Mr. Mead cessories sales, and in 1951 was Closed All Day Wednesday During to compete. i will serve as vice chaltanan of the made manager or sales training. This outstanding attraction high- Committee. ' V He has held his present position July and August lights three days of pageantry A veteran of oil marHetlng, Mr. since -1958. known as "Ocean County Big Sea Days." The. event Is a traditional tribute to the Lenn'i-Lenape Indians who annually came to these shores "•''" PIZZA PIES to hold their summer encampment "As many as 300,000 people enjoy- WALT'S TAVERN & RESTAURANT Who's Gon'a ed the festivities and many attrac- ITALIAN FOOD - SEA FOOD tions last year,, and there are ex- Mctatlons of even greater crowds ORDERS TO TAKE OUT Pay The fills year according to Mr. Luclen WE CATER TO SMALL PARTIES AND BANQUETS truhlll, Director of Ocean County PACKAGE GOODS TO TAKE OUT ' Big Sea Day, Inc., which sponsors Fiddler? this event in co-operation with the Walter J. Jankovyskl 22 Lower Main Street New Jersey-Seafood Industry anil PROPRIETOR, ° Matawan P^r When your "Life Time file Department of Conservation It takes a lot of expensive equipment to perform strates one phase of the diagnostic procedure to Guarantee" muffler and EconomlcDevelopment.' cardiac catheterizatlon, a diagnostic procedure re- x-ray technician students, Miss Barbara Fodl (left) 10*6-9845 quired before surgery can be performed la correct of 41t Sylvan Ave. and Miss Kathleen Kelly ot MI blows out after a few months what do you do "Jockey Henry Block who has many types ol heart conditions. At St. Francis Redern Si., both of Trenton. The machine at the Hospital, Trenton, one of IS hospitals In New Jersey lelt Is a rapid film changer, which can take two for a new one? * been commuting between Mpn-c films per second of radlo-opaquo material Injected mouth, Park and Delaware Park," with cardiac cnlhelerlzallon facilities, Sister Madel- Into the blood stream by the automatic syringe In- ENTRY BLANK FOR announced that he will remain at eine Francis, X-Ray Department supervisor, demon- jector shown In the right foreground. - GET A GOOD ONE IN THE FIRST PLACE Monmouth for the rest of the sea- ton and then go on to Atlantic City Cardiac surgery, a field pioneer- Chest Diseases. Jersey City; St. nostic procedure required in many BEAUTY GUEEN CONTEST GET A WALKER MUFFLER and Garden State Park. ed in New Jersey 10 years ago by Francij and. Mercer, Trenton, and types of congenital heart conditions Muhlenberg, Plainfleld. t. Michael's Hospital, Newark, and fiv« iypeJ. of acquired heart Have your Service Dealer install a WALKER Closed Surgery Explained IOW Is being performed In IB hos- conditions. -".'.* FOR KEYPORT DAY MUFFLER on your car — they are the very best litals of the state, according to an- Morrlstown Memorial Hospital POWIRFUL reported that only closed heart sur- men. to a survey recently com- "The csthelerlzatlon technique In- available today. ' i gery is being performed there. In volves insertion of a catheter, or Saturday, Aug. 20 >leted-by_tbe New Jersey Hospital closed heart work, surgical pro- tube, Into a vein of the arm. The DON'T GAMBLE — REMEMBER SOMETHING \sspclatlon. ;.'.-••' cedures are performed In the chest catheter then is'irianefivered, un- Open as well as "closed heart" cavity on the intact heart while the der direct vision by means of Nama . FOR NOTHING IS WORTH NOTHING ;urgery Is being performed at eight heart continues to carry on Its fluoroscopy, Into the heart cham- if these hospitals, They are: Fitkln function of circulating the blood. bers. : Tha progress of the catheter Address Ae'morial, Neptune; Monmouth In open'heart surgery, tfie por> also ts monitored by an electronic v MATTY S AUTO PARTS edical'Center, Long Branch; The tions of the heart being operated recorder." "•• • : Telephone Number Hospital Center at Orange; Pas- on make It necessary to slow down It Is by means of tfie catheter Must be lt-years-of-age or over; unmarried; resident of this area. ale General; West Jersey, Cam- the beat of the heart, This requires that pressure readings are obtain- Mall to • Lower Main St., Matawan Ion; Deborah, Brown's Mills, and transferring Its function of circu- ed' In the cardiac chambers and Mrs. John Stryker, 7 Walnut Terr., Keyport t. Michael's , lating the blood to a machine out- h d blood vessels and that blood sam- DEADLINE - MONDAY, AUG. 8 Newark. and St. Barnabas, side the-body, such as a heart- ples are withdrawn for analysts. LOwell 6-1088 Another nine hospitals reported lung machine or similar equip- hey are preparing for open heart ment to oxygenate the bjood. lurgery. These hospitals are Beth The Association survey also staa] and United Hospitals. New- showed that IS of the 18 hospitals trk; St. Peter's and Middlesex, at which heart surgery is being •few Brunswick; Bergen Pines, Pa- performed are equipped for Car- amus; B. S. Pollak Hospital for diac cathelerization. This Is a dlag- MONMOUTII COUNTY'S GREATEST DRUQ STORE Drlvers Penalized privileges was order for George S. Kudrlck jr« 19, Texas Rd., Mat- Penalties for two bayshore area motorists under the state's point system and mandatory speeding re- H a v e you read the classified 'ocatlon plan were announced this ads? eek. 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