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VOL. 28, No. 14 THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1963 LAURENCE HARBOR.N.J. (Contain* le»* than 75% advertising) PRICE FIVE CENTS
Parkins Ordinance, Salary Ordinance Amendment Introduce Swim Pool Ordinance Also Heard In Meeting That Lasted 25 Minutes The Township Committee in Mayor John Keating. In the past more than 18 inches and Also introduced by the com -, ditch located in Ciiffwood Beach. what may have been a record few months meetings have lasted a capacity exceeding 750 gal mittee was ordinances dealing The ditch in question is behind breaking regular meeting intro for several hours. lons. The ordinance calls for with the operation of trucks of Ocean Blvd., and was for the duced several ordinances for ap Introduced by the committee the construction of fences of over 4 tons in weight on Texas purpose of drainage of water, proval. The Monday evening on first reading and ordered specified height and equipped with Road. An amendment to the since the installation of the ditch, regular meeting lasted for only advertised was an ordinance to locks and gates and must be of Township Parking ordinance was storms sewers have been in 25 minutes. The meeting was control private swimming and mesh typeconstruction so not to also introduced as well as an stalled in the area. A group called to order at 7:30 ,p.m. by wading pools having a depth of impair vision. amendmentof a ordinance for the of residents in the area petitioned various salaries of municipal the committee to clean the ditch. employees. The ditch has been filled and Stolen Car-100M.P.H.-Chase-Crash The amendment to the salary obstructed by garbage, debris ordinance made provision for and the overflow from septic the salary of custodians and jani tanks in the area, Hoff said that tors at $65 per week and the the road department w ill clean annual salary of the newly created the ditch in the very near future Certificate of Occupancy search and he was investigating the officer at $800 annual salary. advisability and ownership of the In other business to come be ditch. The township road com fore the committee Township mittee head stated that there is Committeeman Joseph Hoff, a possibility that the Township chairman of the Road Commit might fill in the ditch. tee reported that the township is (Continued on Page 6) looking into the ownership of a "Teen-Age Ho p Set A “ Teenage Hop” sponsored tion of Louis Collichio for 10 con by the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the secutive days beginning Aug. 6. Central Park Boys’ Club will Bus transportation will be pro be held July 24 from 8 to 11 vided to and from the pool. Any p.m. at the Cheesequake F ire boy or girl from Central Park house, Route 34, Cheesequake the over six years of age may apply. auxiliary has announced. There is a fee of five dollars. “ The Sultans” will provide the Applications are being accepted music and there w ill be free r e by Mrs. Delores Georke, 59 freshments and prizes. Athens Ave., Central Park. Tickets may be purchased from The auxiliary has also an Mrs. Kathy DiGiora, 29 Mercury nounced that there w ill be a soft Cicle, Central Park. ball, volleyball, and badminton The auxiliary has also announc END OF THE ROAD: Stolen automobile ended up 100 m.p.h. Both youths were admitted to River- ed that swimming instructions in construction area following futile attempt of two view Hospital, Red Bank with severe facial cuts. will be given at the Belvedere the Boys’ Club Field off Joseph juveniles who attempted to elude Madison Town- The driver of the car suffered a fractured jaw. Pool, Keansburg under the direc- Court, Central Park. ship Police in a race that reached speeds over
Madison Township Police on was taken by two juveniles, the construction barrier. patrol in the Laurence Harbor- stolen vehicle narrowly missed The two youths w ere admitted Aid Squad Carnival Planned Cliffwood Beach area had just several vehicles before the to Riverview Hospital, Red Bank The Laurence Harbor Plaza to provide the most interesting in been notified of a stolen Buick m erry chase came to an abrupt with severe facial cuts. The will have all the trimmings of a refreshments, with prizes and sedan when they spotted a 1958 end when vehicle crashed through driver also suffered a fractured “ Carnival Town” when the Lau Imany valued items available at Buick Convertible, the police at jaw. rence Harbor First Aid and Safety low prices. tempted to stop the vehicle, which According to Madison police Squad holds their annual carnival. There w ill be games and rides immediately stepped up its speed. Tag Day Set the boys admitted stealing the The carnival which is being for youngsters and adults. The The chase that followed with license plates from a car in sponsored by the squad as a fund First Aid Squad Carnival w ill speeds reaching over 100 mph The Laurence Harbor Lions Patterson. ’When the youths failed raising affair w ill be held the week feature a “ First Aiders Night” on Route 35, ended when stolen Club w ill hold a tag sale at Sayre- to stop Patrolman Kenneth Berry of July 28th to August 3rd. and firs t aid squads from the vehicle crashed in Raritan Town wood Shopping Center, Friday, radioed for assistance and was Squad Captain John Di Giovanni surrounding areas w ill be asked ship, on Route 36. July 19th. A ll members to report joined by Sgt. George Hans on, the is chairman of the carnival and to attend the affair. Madison Police w ere unable to at 5:00 P.M. at center. Monmouth County Radio was also states that the carnival w ill be A ll proceeds derived from the stop the car and fell behind fol Contributions received will be notified of the chase. one of the largest to hit the shores carnival w ill go to the squads lowing the stolen vehicle which used to help the needy in our The early morning crash took of Laurence Harbor. general fund the residents of the communities. Help us to help you. place at approximately 4:50 a.m. There w ill be plenty of booths Laurence Harbor, Ciiffwood Beach, Central Park areas are Registration Set especially invited to attend the Boys interested in playing with affair which promises lots of the Laurence Harbor-Cliffwood Blood Is Redl attractions for all. Beach “ je ts ” in the Pop Warner Football League which gets un Despite the appeals of many negro and white community leaders derway in the fall may do so by in Our Nation to end the violence and strife that has run rampart Seek Cheerleaders registering this week. If you can’ t lead a band how Players in the 9 to 13 age for the past several weeks, unruly and violent demonstrations re about becoming a cheerleader? group from the Laurence Har garding the integration problem continue. Girls interested in being cheer bor area are requested to regis leaders for the Laurence Har ter with Robert Sand at 373 Lau The violence has continually increased and is rapidly expanding bor-Cliffwood Beach “ JETS” in rence Parkway, Laurence Har to other areas. Scores of persons have been injured in these need the Pop Warner Football Con bor. less and many times senseless demonstrations. Many of the so ference may tryout fo r the cheer Boys wanting to register in the ing squad this Saturday at 1:00 Knollcroft and Ciiffwood Beach called peaceful demonstrations have turned into mass riots, police p.m. at the home of Mrs. Kay areas are requested to do so at Farley, 55 Rosewood Drive, C liff- the home of Mr. William Glat- are stoned, cars damaged, wide spread acts of vandalism and general wood Beach. stein of 53 Woodshore West, C liff- looting have taken place. Girls from 9 to 14 years old wood Beach. We feel that these acts of violence have lessened the chance of are eligible for the cheerlead ing squad. Swim Meet Set the integration problem of being solved. We feel that the negro is Harry E. Messenger, Chair-, weakening his arguing point and continued demonstrations and so man of the Recreation Commit called peaceful demonstrations will do additional harm to the negro Social Set tee of the Township Committee The Ladies Auxiliary of VFW announced that the group w ill cause. Post 7508 Old Bridge, made plans sponsor a township wide swim If these acts continue, the chances of solving the integration fo r a social in the Post Home ming meet to be held at the Aug. 15 during a meeting in the Duhemal Lake on August 3 (Sat problem will be lessened. The federal government will be forced home. urday). to take action to prevent further bloodshed and violence. Mrs. Joseph Rusin is chair The affair which is expected man. The public is invited to to attract scores of youngsters The riots and unruly demonstrations have no place in the American attend the affair. from all parts of the Township Mrs. Harry Wilkenson was wel will get underway at 10 a.m. at way of life. It’ s about time that the negro and white both realize comed as a new member, and the lake site. that further demonstrations will result in bloodshed. Mrs. Leon Biemacki was award Applications for the swimming Blood is red, whether it be Negro, White or Indian. The violence ed a five-year membership pin. meet are available at all area Oct. 26 was the date set for playgrounds and is open to all and choas is not needed. End the bloodshed and uncalled for demon the annual Halloween party, with youngsters between the ages of M rs. John Suchon in charge. seven and fifteen. strations now. 2...MADISON AMERICAN, July 18, 1963 T raffic and Safety Bureau. are going to be washed? The last time we saw them they were THE MADISON AMERICAN Under ROAD DEPARTMENT: Oh, pretty dirty. Wonder what the (Registered) where, Oh Where does the little School Board w ill use the High Published every Thurs. at 22 Princeton Road, Parlln, road run? Understand that when School Cafeteria for and the thou New Jersey, and Laufence Harbor, Madison Township, The Fence the Madison Township Utility sands of dollars of kitchen equip New Jersey, Entered as kecond class matter June 24, FEUDING AND FUSSING: Sev Commission (Water Authority) ment when they go on half day 1944, at the Post Office at Laurence Harbor. New Jersey, eral weeks ago we predicted that installed water mains on Dock schedule in September? We still under the Act of March 3, 1879. one of the G.O.P, Candidates for Road, in Cheesequake they had feel that they ought to try " P la Township Council would resign quite a bit of concern locating toon System" of classes. JAMES E. WHITE, Publisher from the race. Course as usual just where Dock Road, was. The Subscription Rates: One Year, $2.00 many said "T a in ’ t s o ". No one way we get the story is that part OUCH HE GOT ME: The mail Telephone PArkway 1—3207 is going to pull out. We have it of a building is located on the must go through, o r does it? from a reliable source that Smea- road. Well, tis nothing new for We believe that the mail doesn’ t Mail Address: Box 231, Laurence Harbor ton from Central Park will pull Madison Township, up in the Old have to go at all, if there is a out of the November race. Demo Bridge area they had a house in dog around. Recently a Laur crats are busily mending fences 'the middle of a road for several ence Harbor mailman was attack Congratulations and trying to shape up the Demo years. The house was finally con- ed by a dog the dog broke his cratic Party for the November demmed and tom down and the watch. There have been num Our sincere congratulations to the Madison fight. Understand that ticket sales road was taken care of. The Road erous other dog bite incidents Township recreation Committee headed by for the Middlesex County Gover Department is often faced with involving mailmen in the Har nor’ s Day to be held at Spring sim ilar situations in the Harbor bor area. There is no need for Harry E. Messenger. This group has been Lake sponsored by the Dems are area. Drainages ditches have al it, the township has an ordinance active for the past three years. The rec going slow in Madison. tered many of the roads in the on the books (that’ s where it is) Harbor area. that dogs must be leashed, course reation program originally got off to a poor we don’ t blame it on the dogs too POUCE DEPARTMENT: Sorry BOARD OF EDUCATION: The much cause they can’ t read. Gee start, when equipment failed to arrive and to hear that Captain Wallis banged way we get the story condem Whizl Wouldn’ t it be something up one of his legs in a boating ac nation proceedings fo r two tracts if the South Amboy Postmaster other obstacles came up. cident. The Captain was struck of property one in the Cliffwood had to send a letter to Washing by a vehicle on Route 35 several Slowly, but surely the Recreation Com Beach area and one in Sayre ton and report "One of our mail years ago while directing traffic Woods South won’ t come up much men is missing, dragged off to mittee plugged away and eventually a pro in a heavy rain and wind storm. before September. Wonder if this the woods by an unknown dog. Captain Wallis is about the old gram that is equal to just about any other w ill bog down the School Expan est police officer on the local sion program. We still hear ru municipality .got underway. force, he’ s been shot at, kicked, HOUSE CHECKS: The Madison mors that the Board w ill "junk” Township police department will punched, mauled and just about Hundreds of Madison Township youngsters the entire plans and build two soon be making over 100 house everything under the sun. Cap o r three large schools. Many checks weekly. The local police have been using the facilities and instruction tain W ill as the kids call him state that this can’ t be done but department will check out vacant heads the Madison Township in arts and crafts provided by the Recreation we are still of the opinion that houses and houses where the oc Committee. The Madison Township Board the recent school referendum cupants have gone away on va Attends Convention gave the Board of Education a cation. Just notify the local po of Education is cooperating with the Rec "blank check’ ’ . We wonder how lice as to when you w ill be reation Program. This is the way it should Walter J. Vohdin, Jr., of Madi many seats in the auditorium are leaving and when you expect to son Park recently elected as slashed and we wonder if they return. be. Judge Advocate of the Hoffman The youngsters can play, swim, play games Prince Post § 2672, Laurence Harbor attended the State V.F.W. and participate in almost a score of activities Convention at Wildwood, N. J. provided daily. Despite the attempts of a At a^executive meeting of the Middlesex County Council he was few to call the program “ political” the results appointed D istrict Inspector and of the Recreation Committee are finally paying County Chairman of the Voice of Democracy Contest. off for the youth of Our Town. At the regular meeting of the Mr. Messenger and the entire Township V.F.W . County Council he was elected as Middlesex County Committee and the many workers connected Chaplain. with the Recreation Program should be con Vohdin who saw service over seas with the U. S. Navy during gratulated for a job being well done. the Korean Conflict has been active in V.F.W. affair? IrW sfl son Township and has been past commander of several V.F.W. Units. Expansion Needed Now JCC Donation Madison Township has continued to grow The Old Bridge Ambulance SANITARY despite attempts of the Planning Board and Squad represented by ‘‘Smokey’’ Reese, and The Old Bridge First Township Committee to curtail the growth Aid and Rescue Squad represented and development of Our Town. The Town by A1 Liebowitz, each received SEWERS ship is now faced with additional services a check for $158.10 donated by the Madison Township Jaycees. OUR SPECIALTY and additional personnel, the facilities at The presentation was made by Past President Bob Komarek and the present Municipal Building are overtaxed. represented the Madison Town TIME PAYMENT The Township Committee and various de ship Jaycees’ share of profits from the 1962 New York Giant- partment heads have continually purchased Philadelphia Eagle Football PLAN AVAILABLE modern equipment to expedite the processing Classic.______of tax bills and to give more rapid service SCHOOL IS OUT to the ever expanding Township population. CHILDREN AT PLAY FOR ESTIMATE CALL The present Municipal Building was once a tavern, at the time of purchase of the building i Hanson’s Photo Service the Madison American warned against the Candid — Commercial — Aerial CH 9 -7 6 6 9 purchase. We favored the construction of a PA 1-1260 DAY OR NIGtfT building which would be able to handle the anticipated expansion of township services. Additional police have been appointed, as well as additional clerical help in the various CONDITIONED ^ 6utNC0orr4// CONDITIONED departments, because of the expanding popula tion. The present facilities have reached their saturation point. ' A . The Municipal Building is in dire need of // V additional floor space, the construction of a fire-proof vault in which to house all the township records is needed, the police depart ment needs additional room and the police cells in the basement should be removed and placed on first floor level. Now Now Appearing...... > i % Appearing Madison Disposal Service Inc. TUES. FRI. SAT. M TUES. FRI. SAT. "We guarantee satisfactory service ' ERRY ------Reasonable R a te s -----Private « JOPOOOOOOOOOQ Dependable — Efficient Commercial — Industrial J P.O. Box ADES TOM A LIK A S HIGHWAY 34 PHONE Matawan, N.l. LO v6-1885 -i< 566-9852 ftnnvT\Tri^rf^^riri^n^nrriiaYfci^ i
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WATER PROTEST: Part of the approximately 60 Residents of the area have complained of poor residents of the Laurence Harbor-Cliffwood Beach quality of water and poor water pressure. Bus RESORT OF RACING area that attended the Public Utility Commission was sponsored by the Laurence Harbor Demo hearing held in Newark regarding proposed in cratic Club and the Cliffwood Beach Democratic OCEANPORT, N. J. crease in water rates. The Laurence Harbor Club. At the recent meeting of the Township 2 miles from Garden St. Pkwy., Exit 105 Water Company has applied for perm ission to Committee, the committee voted to oppose the unlimited parking increase water rates in the area it now services. increase in water rates. outdoor and indoor dining terraces cafeteria and dining area on grandstand lower level, Harbor Little League All Stars completely air-conditioned Sixteen young ball players from W illiamsport, Pa., where clubs tan of the VFW and James W eir Grandstand $2 • Clubhouse $4 the Laurence Harbor Little from this and foreign countries of the Lions. tax included League were selected for the vie for the world title. The little Jack Olsen, veteran little lea Children Under 16 Not Admitted loop's all star team which will league age limit is twelve. gue manager is in charge of represent the community in the the aggregation. Joseph G. Hoff POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 annual national little league tour The Laurence Harbor Little is assistant manager of the team. ney. The play gets under way in League All-Star team is com Woodbridge on Friday evening posed of Gary Bracht, Brian when the local club meets the Conway, Gary Sargent and Wayne Woodbridge Nationals in the first Pittius of the leading Garber- area contest, according to Pa Gerity team; Roger Edley, Wayne trick Marotta, league president. Fisher and Steven Magada of the In order to qualify for the Hoffman-Prince VFW Post; An STARTING SUNDAY, JULY 21 state title a team must win every drew Brennan and John Leary of game in the series. One defeat Oschwald-Phillips; Michael An- eiinunates the club, li t is undefeated and wins the state championship it goes on to try tion Commission; Jeffery Nelson From for the Eastern divisional crown and Porter Peoples of the Laur and if it is still undefeated, the ence Harbor Lions Club; Frank team competes in the little league Kois of the Cahill Pirates. Northern Paterson world series held each year at The alternates are Earl Ru- Mental Health Workers Named New Jersey City Mrs. Victor Boski, Mental Bayview Drive, L. H.; Mrs. Newark AREA CODE 212 Health Fund Chairman of Dis Charlotte Velba, Harding Rd.; Elizabeth^® trict §5 in Laurence Harbor, Mrs. DeMarco, State Highway, Jersey announced that the following Mrs. June Orchewzski, Ocean people have volunteered to help Ave., also volunteering are: own Neshanic her in this campaign: Mrs. Alice Mrs. Ruth Knoll, State Highway; •mington / Belle Mead Walsh, 32 Del Ray Place; Mrs. Mrs. Mary Schroeder, Shore- \ • / Franklin Partjk;’’ Florence Me Ewen, Lakeview land C ircle, M rs. Nancy Horn- • 0- M onmouth' Ave., Mrs. Mary Hourihan, ster, Woodshore West, Cliff- / Junction ft-jT Hopewell « ^ Jamesburg Lakeview Ave., Mrs. Jean wood Beach and Mrs. Helen li^.ipbertville | • Englishtown Knight, 3 Summerfield Ave., Mrs. Smith, 108 Rosewood Drive, Dial 609 ■’^^sPrinceton | f Freehold Betty Oldzewskl, Cleveland Ave., Cliffwood Beach. xjx.Plainsboro / • ra n bu ry \ Mrs. Carol Vogel, Garfield Ave., Itflfton Hightsb Mrs. Kay Boski, Harding Rd., Mrs. Boski urged the citizens to reach 1 Lakewood |i. M rs. Mary Ann Dudley, Bay- of this area to “ open your doors Allentown •^Seasidefiji; >hurst P a r k J :: view Drive, Mrs. Elinor Hol to these marchers, all of them volunteers, all of them giving New Egypt den, Madison Ave., Mrs. Mar- Southern $Toms Rive Pi;*; guarette Frazier, Cleveland their time and effort for a very Pemberton Ave; Mrs. Kay Rapp, Harding worthwhile cause the cause of the melt ally ill children and to reach Rd., M rs. Mary Hudak, Harding New Cam den Rd., Mrs. Marge Dunagen, Cleve- adults of this city, state and land Ave., M rs. Anne Gallant, nation.” Jersey / .
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MR. HELLRING: The purpose and no mention of any such option of the offer, if your Honor please, to purchase is made therein or Transcript Of The Court Record—Municipal is to demonstrate that at the time referred to and in fact they at when these objections were filed tempted to prevent the Brown in 1957 the Township was object town Water Company to regain Utilities Commission vs Browntown Water Co ing to the granting permission to the ability to operate with the use Browntown Water Company for of their water. the matter of the Browntown Mr. Hellring: As I understand Madison, Middlesex County, New diversion of water by a water Water Company on application for it, pursuant to subpoena certain Jersey, for the year 1957, company as to which the water water from wells in Madison audit reports relating to the which I have before me. authority, the plaintiff here now, CONTINUED NEXT WEEK Township, Middlesex County, Township of Madison for the This report, prepared by now contends the Township had New Jersey, pending before the years 1956 and 1957 have been Arnold S. Graham, Certi then already an option to purchase produced here today. I don't fied Public Acount, has also State Water Supply Council, dated think we need to submit them or been produced here today by the in 1957, and consisting of objec '■>— j offer them in evidence if we plaintiff pursuant to and in re tions by the Township of Madi can stipulate as to the contents sponse to our subpoena. And on son, signed by their then counsel, as to certain matters contained page 7 of this audit report, and Joseph H. Edgar, Attorney for GERITY’S in them. I should say that this audit report Madison Township. If your Honor please, I have is dated November 20, 1958, and MR. KRESS: If the Court before me the audit report for covers the year 1957. Now, on please, 1 will stipulate that this is BREEZE INN TAVERN the year 1956 for the Township page 7 of this audit report under a copy of the objections filed by of Madison, Middlesex County, “ General Comments" — Excuse the Township attorney on that date, but 1 w ill object to it being New Jersey, prepared Gominger, me. The m aterial headed "G en relevant to the issue being tried Supiee and Clooney, Certified era l Com m ents" begins on page SHUFFLEBOARD-POOL here today. This has nothing to Public Accountants, and the par 7, but I don't think it is neces STATE HWY. ties are prepared to stipulate sary to go into anything on page do with whether there is a valid that on page 8 of the General 7 itself, but going over, still option agreement with the Town LO 6-9875 LAURENCE HARBOR Comments in that audit report under the heading of “ General ship or not. This is objection to the following two brief para Comments" to page 8, the third diversionary right. graphs appear, reading as fol full paragraph on page 8 states lows: as follows: “ The Minutes for 1956 are not “ The Minutes for the year 1957 KRAVET DRUGS complete. Many vouchers were are in permanent binding, al RURAL paid which w ere not included in though the minutes for 1956 still the authorizations in the Minutes. are not. We recommend that the BODY A check for $15,000.00 madepay- 1956 Minutes be bound as soon Phone CL 4-7800 able to the Board of Education, as possible." Refinishing »nd Repairing Township of Madison was drawn That is all fo r the time being and issued by the Township of from these audit reports which FAST FREE PRESCRIPTIONS counsel are stipulating. Sand Blasting ficials despite a resolution by DELIVERY COSMETICS the Township Committee which Now, these two excerpts that specified that the check should I have read are stipulated? MR. KRESS: Yes. 255 Route 18 not be drawn until a check for Opposite Milter School Oldbridge, N. J. $15,000.00 from a dealer had been MR. HELLRING: Thank you. deposited and cleared by .the The items to which 1 referred drawee bank. The check was before, the date when the Mid returned unpaid. The Township town Water Company received check is held by the Custodian by ordinance permission to lay IBe (ttottage ,3lttn of School Funds. This action pipes, appears in the minutes of was considered a nullity in the June '56, and perhaps if we turn THE FINEST IN SEA FOOD preparation of this audit report. to those first we can stipulate as We recommend the Township to it by just taking a look at it RT. 34 CHEESEQUAKE check be canceled. instead of having it introduced. SPECIAL “ We recommend that the Min If your Honor please, after N.J. utes be kept in a proper binder examination of the minute book CHILDRENS MENU pending permanent binding." fo r the year 1956 of the Township Now, on page l i of the same of Madison, counsel for both R.D. 1, MATAWAN, N.J audit report in the material parties are prepared to stipulate Bring the Whole Family that at the meeting of the Town headed “ Recommendations," ship Committee of the Township Recommendation No. 16 is, “ That 149 WEST FRONT ST„ KEYPORT of Madison held on June 29,1956, LOwell 6-1028 the minutes be kept in a proper binder pending permanent bind an ordinance was adopted grant- in g." 1 in6.1ie£B?k»^6..and consent to the Midtown WaterCompany, its s u e - Now, it is further stipulated I cessors and assigns to lay, con- that the date of the audit report ; struct, operate, and maintain its to which 1 have just referred and from which I have just read is j pipes, mains and conduits for supplying water for public and December 5, 1957. That is to j say that that December, 1957 is I private uses and consumption in, the date when the audit report through, and along certain was presented and refers to the 1 streets, avenues, highways and , public places in the Township of year 1956 with these comments. Madison. And that this ordin Now, that is the first part of ance did not contain any capture the stipulation with respect to the provision or option to purchase. audit reports. The balance of the THE COURT: All right. stipulation with respect to the ^PuJbfoc/ audit reports relates to the audit MR. HELLRING: If yourHonor report of the Township of please, I would like to offer at this time a legal document entitled in O’HARA’S N o te ROUTE 9 SAYREVILLE FORMERLY COBY'S Dining Room POISON COUNTERDOSE OPEN SEVEN DAYS PER WEEK CONTROL CHARTS Catering (Suitable for mounting in medicine cabinets) FOR A LL OCCASIONS ARE AVAILABLE FREE AT Accomodations FOR UP TOWN HALL OR LOCAL DRUGGIST TO 500 PERSONS FOR RESIDENTS OF Steaks Chops MADISON TOWNSHIP Complete These are supplied as a public health service LINE OF SEA FOOD by order of Joseph Hoff, President Complete Madison Township LINE OF Board of Health WINES & LIQUORS Board Members: George Fiore, Smorgsbord Victor O’Brien, John Keating, LUNCHEONS DAILY Joseph O’Hara, Harry Messenger, ORDERS TO TAKE OUT Dr. S.A. Weinstein, Bd. Physician -*°® P°ndozzi. PA 1-9748 David Edenson, Health Officer 6...MADISON AMERICAN, July 18, 1963
PUBLIC NOTICE on firs t reading by the Township Commit quirements of the Zoning Ordinance of tee of the Township of Madison, County of die Township of Madison, Middlesex ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN OR Middlesex, N. J., on the 15th day of July, County, State of New Jersey for a use Seek To Acquire Right-Of-Way DINANCE ENTITLED *4AN ORDIN 1963, and that said ordinance w ill be permit to operate a plumbing and heat ANCE LIMITING AND RESTRICTING considered for final adoption at a meeting ing business and stock material for such Trenton, July 18th - The New to Englishtown Road. (ap THE USE OF LAND AND LIMITING of the said Township Committee to be use in a residential area at premises Jersey StateHighway Department proximately 2T/2 miles.). held in the Municipal Building, Route 9, AND RESTRICTING TO SPECIFIED located at 304 West End Avenue, Old today announced it will soon be DISTRICTS AND REGULATING on the 19th day of August, 1963 at 8 P.M. Bridge, N. J. If any of the properties includes THEREIN BUILDINGS AND STRUC at which time and place a public hearing For the purpose of hearing any objec gin the process of acquiring an occupied dwelling, a second TURES, ACCORDING TO THEIR will be held prior to final passage of said tions to or protest against the granting right-of-way needed for con pamphlet is enclosed which des CONSTRUCTION AND THE NATURE ordinance and all interested persons will of said appeal the Zoning Board of the struction along Route U. S. 9 cribes the Department’s new be given an opportunity to be heard con AND EXTENT OF THEIR USE: PRO Township of Madison will hold a public in Monmouth and Middlesex VIDING FOR THE ADMINISTRATION cerning the same. meeting on August 12th, 1963 at the Muni Relocation Advisiry Assistance AND ENFORCEMENT OF TOE PRO cipal Building located on Route 9, R.F.D. Counties. and Relocation Payment Ser VISIONS HEREIN CONTAINED: AND Mary M. Brown, Clerk #1, Old Bridge, New Jersey at 8:15 p.m. A Highway Department spokes vices. PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF Township of Madison By order of the Zoning Board of Adjust man said letters have been mailed INCONSISTENT ORDINANCES. ment. The letter also informs prop July 18-25 to 32 owners of thirty-six parcels erty owners that, in the near BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and JAMES J. TORTORICE of land located from Milford Township Committee of the Township of Secretary Brook northerly to Route 18 future, they will be visited by a Highway Department representa Madison, Middlesex County, New Jersey LEGAL NOTICE (approxumately 4 miles) advising that the Madison Township Zoning Ordin them that their properties w ill tive who will gather information ance is hereby amended to read as follows: AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN OR about the property and take photo SECTION I be affected. Included in the DINANCE ENTITLED “ AN ORDIN BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT graphs. DEFINITIONS ANCE LIMITING AND PROHIBITING MADISON TOWNSHIP, N. J. letter is a printed booklet des Certain words and terms in this ordin PARKING ON CERTAIN DESIG cribing the Department’s pro ance are defined for the purpose thereof NATED AREAS OF CERTAIN PUBLIC NOTICE cedure for negotiating with the The next step w ill see State as follows: STREETS AND HIGHWAYS IN THE 37. STRUCTURE - Anything construction, owners. Highway Department appraisers TOWNSHIP OF MADISON. On July 8th, 1963 at the regular meeting assembled or erected, the use of which In the very near future similar visiting the properties to ascer of the Madison Township Zoning Board of required location on the ground or attach BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Adjustment, Middlesex County, State of letters will be mailed to 20 tain fair market values. They ment to something having location on or Township Committee of the Township of New Jersey held at the Municipal Building owners of twenty-seven parcels will be followed by Department in the ground, and shall include tanks, Madison, County of Middlesex and State on Route 9, R.F.D. #1, Old Bridge, a vari towers, advertising devices, bins, tents, of land along Route U. S. 9 negotiators who will negotiate of New Jersey, that the above-entitled ance and application for use permit was lunch wagons, trailers, dining cars, camp between Milford Brook southerly the sale of the properties. Ordinance be amended as follows: denied for the use of a building as a cars or similar structures on wheels or No person shall park a vehicle at any other supports used for business or living dormitory on the site of the Christian time upon any of the following described Faith Camp, located at Green Street, Old Charter.No. 3878 Reserve District No. 2 purposes. The word “ structure** shall not streets: apply to service utilities entirely below the Bridge, New Jersey. 1. Along the north side of County Road By order of the Zoning Board of Adjust REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE AMBOY-MADISON NATIONAL BANK OF ground. 3-R-14 beginning at a point 435* The word “ structure** shall include a ment. MADISON TOWNSHIP IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY, AT THE CLOSE east of Sunset Avenue and extending OF BUSINESS ON JUNE 29, 1963 PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO C A L L private swimming pool. • to the point where County Road JAMES J. TORTORICE 46. PR IVATE SWIMMING POOL - Shall MADE BY COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER SECTION 3-R-14 meets the spur of New Jersey Secretary 5211, U. S. REVISED STATUTES mean and include any artificially manu Route #18. facturer or constructed swimming pool 2. Along the south side of County Road Pool Ordinance or tank, tem porily or permanently estab 3-R-14 beginning to the point where lished or maintained upon any premises County Road 3-R-14 meets the spur (Continued from Page 1) ASSETS Dollars Cts. by any individual for his own or his of N ew ’Jersey Route #18. Mayor John Keating reported Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items family's use or the use of guests of his No person shall park a vehicle for in process of collection 1,756,432.84 household which has a capacity fo r a longer than the tim e lim it shown upon that work on the Shore Conserva United States Government obligations, direct and water depth of m ore than 18 inches or the following streets: tion program in the Laurence guaranteed (Net of any reserves) 2,462,721.53 has a capacity in excess of 750 gallons, 1. One hour parking along the north Harbor-Ciiffwood Beach area Obligations of States and political subdivisions (Net whether maintained above or below the side of County Road 3-R-14 begin will probably commence in the of any reserves) 1,805,731.73 ground level. ning 35* east of Sunset Avenue and Other bonds, notes, and debentures (including 47. PR IV ATE WADING POOL - Shall extending to a point 400* east thereof.; middle of August. Keating ex 51,716,920.82 securities of Federal agencies mean and include any artifically manu Unless another penalty is expressly pro pects a report from the U. S. and corporations not guaranteed by U.S.) (Net factured or constructed swimming pool vided by New Jersey Statute, every person Corps of Engineers concerning of any reserves) 1,842,510.09 or tank, tem porarily or permanently es convicted of a violation of a provision of the beach erosion program in Corporate stocks (Including 521,000 stock of tablished or maintained upon any premises this Ordinance or any supplement thereto Federal R eserve bank) (Net of any reserves) 21, 0 0 0 .0 0 by any individual fo r his own or his fam ily’ s shall be liable to a penalty of not more the very near future. Loans and discounts (including 53,092.95 overdrafts) use or the use of guests of his household than fifty dollars ($50.00) or imprison The Township Committee voted (Net of any reserves) 8,307,256.41 which has a capacity fo r a water depth of ment for a term not exceeding 15 days or to approve the payment of $12 Bank premises owned $45,400.00, furniture and m ore than 18 inches or has a capacity in both. to Dorothy Owens fo r a lamb fixtures 572,505.00 117,905.00 excess of 750 gallons, whether maintained All Ordinances or sections of Ordin Investments and other assets indirectly above or below the ground level. ances, amendments thereof or supple that was killed by a stray dog. representing bank premises or other real SECTION V ments thereto, inconsistent herewith are The money will come out of the estate 2,000.00 GENERAL PROVISION hereby repealed. Township dog account. This is Other assets 6,374.75 By adding the following section: This Ordinance shall take effect im under State Statute which pro Total Assets 16,321,932.35 (j) Private Swimming Pool and Private mediately after final passage and publi LIABILITIES Wading Pool. cation according to law. vides for the payment of farm No private swimming pool, however, will animals destroyed or damaged Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 3,295,231.51 be constructed or installed nearer than 5 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, by stray or wild dogs. The last Tim e and savings deposits of individuals, feet from any property line. No private that the above ordinance was duly passed such payment was made a few partnerships, and corporations swimming pool will be constructed on any on first reading by the Township Com 9,749,977.53 Deposits of United States Government lot or plot unless there is a residence m ittee of the Township of Madison, County years ago for chickens that were (including postal savings) thereon and no property w ill be sub of Middlesex, N. J„ on the 15th day of destroyed by a wild dog. 255,640.78 divided if the result w ill be that said July, 1963, and that said ordinance w ill The Township Committee also Deposits of States and political subdivisions 1,569,105.18 pool will be separated in ownership from be considered for final adoption at a meet entered in an agreement withr Certified and officers’ checks, etc. 91,337.10 the residence property to which it origin Total Deposits 514,961,292.10 ing of the said Township Committee to be Charles McMahan for the use of ally attached. held in the Municipal Building, Route 9, (a) Total demand deposits 5 4,903,978.17 Every private swimming pool shall be on the 19th day of August, 1963 at 8 P.M . property for an entrance to the (b) Total time and savings fenced in with a fence and gate not less at which time and place a public hearing sanitary land fill operated by the depostis 510,057,313.93 than four nor m ore than six feet high and will be held prior to final passage of said township. McMahan will receive Other liabilities 508,510.43 said gate shall be provided with a lock. Total Liabilities ordinance and all interested persons will a property tax rebate of $155. for 15,469,802.53 No part of said fence shall be closer be given an opportunity to be -heard CAPITAL ACCOUNTS than fiv e feet from any part of the pool, concerning the name. each year the township uses the Capital Stock: and the side of said fence closest to the property. The committee was (a) Common stock,total par 5300,000.00 300.000. 00 residence shall be constructed with a M ary M. Brown, Clerk questioned as to why they didn't Surplus 450.000. 00 Undivided profits mesh type m aterial which does not re Township of Madison purchase the property out-right. 102.129.82 strict vision. Total Capital Accounts 852.129.82 If said pool is required to have a July 18-25 Mayor Keating replied that the Total Liabilities and Capit ai Accounts 16,321.932.35 filitration system and pump, said pump Township Committee did not know MEMORANDUM shall be located at a maximum distance how long they intended to use Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities LEGAL NOTICE from all property lines. the land fill site. and for other purposes 521,375.00 All ordinances or parts thereof incon sistent with this Ordinance are hereby AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN OR Mayor Keating announced that repealed. DINANCE ENTITLED “ AN ORDIN the Committee and the Madison This Ordinance shall take effect im ANCE ESTABLISHING SALAR Y Township Planning Board will SCHEDULES AND FIXING THE MAN 1, Sara E. Delbert, Cashier, of the above-named bank do hereby declare mediately upon passage and publication meet in joint session to- begin according to law. NER OF PAYMENTS OF SALARIES that this report of condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge FOR VARIOUS OFFICIALS AND EM drafting the new township zoning and belief. PU BLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, PLOYEES OF THE TOWNSHIP OF ordinance. that the above ordinance was duly passed MADISON.** Sara E. Delbert, Cashier on first reading by the Township Com mittee of the Township of Madison, County 1. Section is hereby amended to read as We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report of Middlesex, N. J„ on the 15th day of follows: of condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to the best July, 1963, and that said ordinance w ill be (3) Administrative Personnel 1963 1964 of our knowledge and belief is true and correct. considered for final adoption at a meet Custodian and Janitors $65.00 per week Bus Trip ing of the said Township Committee to Edna C. Chase be held in the Municipal Building, Route (5) Other Public Officials At a meeting of the Board of Directors - John E. Mullane 9, on the 19th day of August, 1963 at 8 P.M . C ertificate of Occupancy Trustees of the F ree Public Li E. J. Scharpf Search O fficer $800.00 per year at which tim e and place a public hearing brary of Madison Township plans will be held prior to final passage of said ordinance and all interested persons will The foregoing schedule and rates of pay were discussed for a bus trip be given an opportunity to be heard con shall be retroactive to January 1st, 1963. to the Steel Pier, Atlantic City cerning the same. This Ordinance shall only apply to those on August 19th. Buses will leave persons who are employees o f the Town the C ircle at 9 a.m. The trip is M ary M. Brown, Clerk ship of Madison at the time when the Township of Madison passage of this Ordinance become final open to the public and children according to law. are invited. Mrs. David Watson July 18-25 All Ordinances or parts thereof incon of 684 Forest Ave., Laurence sistent with this Ordinance are hereby repealed. Harbor is in charge. Deadline LE G A L NOTICE This Ordinance shall take effect im for reservations is August 7. NOTICE mediately upon passage and publication Mrs. Olga Becker, president of AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN OR according to law. DINANCE ENTITLED “ AN ORDIN the Board of Trustees, announced The Boar?! of Fire Commissioners, ANCE PROHIBITING THE OPERA PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the summer reading club and TION OF COMMERCIAL TRUCKS that the above ordinance was duly passed story hour began on July 10. Fire District No. 1, Madison Town 4 TONS ON THE FOLLOWING ROAD on firs t reading by the Township Com WAYS IN THE TOWNSHIP OF MADI Children of Madison Township up ship, Laurence Harbor, N.J. are mittee of the Township of Madison, County to the eighth grade may still SON, COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. of Middlesex, N. J „ on the 15th day of July, 1963, and that said ordinance w ill be register next Wednesday from now accepting bids for the connec BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN considered for final adoption at a meeting 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon. These tion of the sewer at the Laurence SHIP COMMITTEE OF TOE TOWN o f the s*id Township Committee to be held hours have been set aside for the SHIP OF MADISON, that this ordin in the Municipal Building, Route 9, on the ance shall be amended to read as children participating in the read Harbor firehouse, Laurence Park 19th day of August, 196'3 at 8 P.M. at follows: which time and place a public hearing will ing club and story hour only and no way, by Tuesday, August 13, 1963, 1. By the addition of the following: be held prior to final passage of said other books may be borrowed or Texas Road from its intersection ordinance and all interested persons will with Englishtown Road, in a westerly returned at that time. 182 new 8:30 P.M. at the firehouse in be given an opportunity to be heard con books have been purchased for direction to the Township boundary cerning the same. Laurence Harbor. For information line with the Township of Monroe, the reading club. Riverdale Avenue, from the intersec Mary M. Brown, Clerk The summer schedule will be pertaining to the job call John tion with Brookside Avenue, to end at Township of Madison Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m.; its junction with Duhemal property. Conover at 566-4938. Anyone mail 2. This Ordinance does not apply to any July 18-25 Wednesday 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. person o r Corporation who must use and Thursday, 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. ing bids, address them to Robert these roads as its only means of Mrs. Lawrence Holden is sche ingress and egress to and from their J. Martin, Clerk of the Board, 183 property adjacent to these roads. dule chairman for the month of 3. This ordinance shall take effect im BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT July. Orchard Ave., Laurence Harbor, mediately upon passage, approval and MADISON TOWNSHIP, N. J. The library is located at the publication as prescribed by law. Circle in Laurence Harbor and is u N.J. An appeal has been filed by Robert G. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Korn of 304 West End Avenue, Old Bridge, sponsored by the Woman’ s Club that the above ordinance was duly passed N. J. requesting a variance in the re of Laurence Harbor. July 18, 1963, MADISON AMERICAN...7 PTA Names Chairman Mrs. Stanley Olsiewski, newly Alfano, magazines; Mrs. Harry. elected president of the Parent- Kurtz, membership. Teacher Association of Voorhees School has announced committee Also Miss Louise Arnold, chairmen for the 1963-64 season. music; Mrs. John Herzig, parent education; Ruggiero, procedure They are Mrs. Bernard Good and by-laws; Mrs. Hill and Mrs. man, budget and finance; Mrs. Layton, program; Mrs. Fred Gene Perrini, character and spir Kushner, outside publicity; Mrs. itual; M rs. William Hacker, edu Melvyn Dashefsky, inside public cation; James Doran, civil de ity; Mrs. Anthony Piano and Mrs. fense; Mrs. Robert Hills and Mrs. Alexander Kutz, room represen Michael Layton, Founders’ Day; tatives; Doran safety; Mrs. M rs. Raymond Buchko, historian; Michael Bums and Miss Arnold, Thomas Clark, health; M rs. Wil reading and library. liam Lendener and Mrs. John Morris, hospitality; Thomas Rug giero, legislation; Mrs. Carmaine
STOP ORDER: The Township Zoning Board of Zoning Ordinance adopted in 1956 by the Township Adjustment issued a stop order to the ‘‘7 & 11’* Committee. The Southland Corporation of Dallas, RADIO DISPATCHED Food Store being constructed on Bordentown Ave Texas operates a chain of such stores. The area in nue, Madison Park. Building permit was issued in question has the appearance of a commercial zone. SERVICE error. Area is classified as a residential area in PArkway 1-2222 through a pinhole perforation in Warning - Eclipse Hazard a piece of cardboard. I f WtoHAM W apTmAPISSn TOWNSHIf Plato referred to visual dis On July 20, 1963 there w ill similar loss under the same turbances in his Phaedo; Socrates BOOTH occur a solar eclipse, total from circumstances, in spite of prev advised looking at an eclipse KITCHEN C L 4-9850 Alaska to Maine, and lasting about ious warning by the medical pro by observing its reflection in CL 7-0872 one hour as a partial eclipse in fession. water; Gallileo injured his eyes OUR PIZZA PIES ARE WORTH THEORY our area. The safest way to observe an by looking at the sun through On April 8, 1959, 170 Austral eclipse is NOT to look at it at his telescope. Galan also des Bar & ians, mostly school children, suf all. When the infra-red rays cribed sunblindness. Many fered permanent retinal damage are focused on the retina, the causes were recorded during Grill and partial loss of central vision effect is much like using a mag World War II in military person BEER-WINE-LI0UOR after watching a solar eclipse. nifying glass to burn a hole in nel, especially aircraft lookouts A few years ago 60,000 per a piece of paper, These rays and anti-aircraft gunners. ALSO MUSSELS - SPAGHETTI - RAVIO LI - SANDWIC HES - FISH sons in Great Britian suffered will penetrate any glass, in The result is a persistent neg OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS 7:00 O’ CLOCK cluding sun-glasses. The retina ative after-image of the sun, or Kitchen Open Seven Da^r* A Week 5:30 P.M. to 1 :30 A.M. has no pain fibers to tell us the appearance of a blind spot. OLD BRIDGE ENGLISHTOWN RD. OLD BRIDGE, N.J. Stamp Drive it has been burned or over It could result in permanent loss exposed. Young eyes are es of central vision. A drive to obtain an additional pecially vulnerable. Parents and The above article is reprinted school bus for the St. Thomas leaders should therefore be with the permission of Anthony Parish in Old Bridge has been advised to keep a sharp lookout Ambrose, M.D., of the Newark, undertaken. on youngsters during an eclipse. N.J. Board of Education. Dr. All trading stamps will be ac If one must observe the Ambrose is a practising cepted according to Sister Mary phenomenon, it should be only ophthalmologist, 533 Mt. Pros Agnes, principal of the grammar for seconds with one eye and pect Ave., Newark 4, N.J. SWIMMING school. Prizes will be awarded through heavily smoked glass to the youngsters who submit cne done over a candle-flame, or largest amount of stamps. several layers of developed Members of the parish and I Zack Master 1 photograhic film. Under no cir Licensed - Bonded others can deposit their trading cumstances should it be viewed MEET stamps and trade coupons at the A & P Food Store on Route 516 or at the church lobby. PLUMBING Two years ago the parish was Squad Report successful in obtaining a bus The Laurence Harbor First Aid HEATING worth approximately $8,000 by and Safety Squad reports that 141 raising and collecting approxi calls were answered during June. mately 5,000,000 trading stamps. The four emergency vehicles PA 1-5280 SATURDAY The bus which has seen constant traveled a total of 3,625 miles and service since it's arrival is a 66 818 man-hours were used, ac 55 Wood view Dr. passenger vehicle. cording to Captain John Di Gio Sayre Woods South AUGUST 3,1963 Participates In vanni. Kennedy Review 10100 A.M. WIESBADEN AB, Germany- Technical Sergeant Robert M. Cooper of Laurence Harbor, N.J„ SEWER DUHERNAL LAKE participated in a formal Armed Forces review for President Ken OLD BRIDGE nedy during his European tour INSTALLATION which included a visit to this United States A ir Forces in Eu rope installation. All Madison Township Sergeant Cooper, a supply supervisor, and other airmen GENERAL youngsters between the ages from his squadron here joined with A ir Force personnel from 14 other units throughout Europe to of 7 and 15 may participate. participate in the event. PLUMBING The sergeant, is the son of Applications are now Mr. and Mrs. M. Cooper of 815 Forest Ave., Laurence Harbor. available at all playground His wife, Meta, is the daughter CALL.... of Mrs. Susie Gandy of Rt. 2, sites and at the Township Municipal Building.
The swimming meeting is
sponsored by the Townshjfp HOERNIG Recreation Committee MICHAEL A. PLUMBING BIRARDI CL 7-8544 Harry E. Messenger Locai & Long Distance OR Chairman MOVING - STORAGE Madison Township Recreation Committee ROUTE 9 SOUTH AMBOY PL 5-8212 PA M 9 9 8 LO 6-6694 8...MADISON AMERICAN, July 18, 1963 Park Little League On Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kovacs and daughters Lynn and Kathy of l-86th Street, Laurence Har O v u le All Stars Seletted bor, N.J., recently visited the After a thorough screening of spach. ging the A ll-S ta r scenic wonders of Dinosaur all the Little League players, group Nick Cifelli and Tom Caverns, one of Arizona’s finest cultural tourist attractions, lo Congratulations to Mr. and looked so blue the other day??? the managers and coaches of Frank. cated 22 miles west of Seligman, Mrs. JAMES BIN1 of 21 Syca Happy Birthday to CRAIG M IL the Madison Park Little League The boys have been working out Arizona on U.S. Highway 66. more D rive, Old Bridge they LER of 17 Sycamore Drive, Old feel they have come up with a regularly in preparation of their w ill celebrate their 13th Wedding Bridge he w ill celebrate his strong contingent to represent firs t encounter with the Sayre- Form erly known as Coconino Anniversary on Friday. . .many, second birthday on Monday. . . them in the oncoming Little Woods South All-Stars attheSWS Caverns or Yampai Caverns, Di many more. . .Happy Birthday to Best Wishes to Mr. WILLIAM League All - Star Games. Field tonight Thursday, July 18, nosaur Caverns are estimated Miss LAURA SULLIVAN of 3046 CARROLL of 181 Norwood The boys selected are: Barry at 6:00 p.m. to be between 150,000,000 to 300, Cheesequake Road, Madison Park Avenue, Laurence Harbor he will Bastian, Don Berg, Dick Beyer, Interest is most keen for this 000,000 years old, as compared she will celebrate her 15th birth celebrate his birthday on Wed V ic Compitello, Chuck Dietzold, game, because it was SWS which to the Grand Canyon which is day on Tuesday. . .we hear she nesday. . .Best Wishes to Miss Bob Frank, Murray Fresta, John eliminated Madison Park in last only 6,000,000 to 12,000,000years has plans fo r a swell birthday DONNA HERZOG of Old Mill McGrath, Mike Moser, John year tournament. old. party complete with records. . . Road, Cheesequake she cele Neira, Ken Pagnani, Joe Ryan, Best Wishes to Mrs. KNUTE brates her 12th birthday today Neil Stigliano, Ira Waldman, WANTED GEORES of Shoreland Circle, . . .Best Wishes to Mr. STANLEY Glenn Pedersen and Ken A1 - Laurence Harbor she celebrated VOZAB of 29 Brandeis Road, WANT ADS spach. Managing the All - Star WANTED TO RENT her birthday this past week. . . Madison Park he celebrates his group are Nick Cifelli and Tom ATTORNEY, Single, 55 year* of age, best returns of the day. . .Birth birthday on Saturday. . .Nice Frank. SERVICES now actively practicing in relocated day Wishes to DEBRA ANN to learn that Dr. ALA N WEIN The boys selected are: Barry LAW OFFICE situated on North Bound CENTER CAB SERVICE M ILNE of 4 Rutger Road, Madison STEIN of Sayre Woods South Lane of Route 9, Madison Township, Bastian, Don Berg, Dick Beyer, Reasonable Rates Park she celebrated her 9th is up and around following a Vic Compitello, Chuck Dietzold, half mile North of intersecting Route P Ark way 1—2222 34--desires nice room or small apart birthday on Tuesday. . .TINA recent operation on his knee Bob Frank, Murray Fresta, John ment LOCATED within 2 or 3 mile ALIKAS of Route 34, Cheesequake . . .Mrs. SOPHIE WALUNGER McGrath, Mike Moser, John CATERING FOR ALL OCCASIONS Radius of aforementioned office. is very pleased with her new has as a guest her niece Miss Neira, Ken Pagnani, Joe Ryan, Weddings, Banquets, Parties Please contact NORMAN A. GEHRIE, found friend “ TIG E R '’ who is LINDA SHORTLEDGE. . .LINDA Neil Stigliano, Ira Waldman, Buffets, call Angelo Felice, c/o G U R N E Y & G E H R IE a rough little kitten. . .TINA says she’s really enjoying her Glenn Pedersen and Ken Al- P Ark way 1-0822 TELEPHONE 727-2772. spent the day at the shore re self. . .Birthday Wishes to DON cently bathing in the surf. . . P1CURI of Clemson Road, Madi &LD BRIDGE TAXI SERVICE she says the rougher the waves son Park he celebrated his 20th Committee Heads C L 7- 2210 KEN’S the better she likes it. . .Maybe birthday last week. . .Congratu HACK STAND AT BROWNTOWN A meeting was held recently ______SHOPPING CENTER CITIES SERVICE when she grows up she’ ll be a lations to ten year old JAN of the executive board of the C OMPLETE CATERING SERVICE Auto Technici ana WAVE??? Best Wishes to Mrs. MOLINO of 29 Dartmouth Road, Women’ s Auxiliary of the S.W.S. ROSEMARY GREEN of 16 Kearny Madison Park. . .while on vaca “ All Occasions" General Auto Repairs Democratic Club. Mrs. Terri Tel: LO 6-9709 or C L 7-3 46 2 Avenue, Old Bridge she w ill cele tion in Ocean City, Maryland she Settlecowski, President, presided Electronic Diagnosing brate her birthday on Monday. .. Automatic T ran ami salon rescued a two year old child and discussed committees and BOATS A very happy Birthday to you. . . Service end Repadre from drowning. . .News for the Chairladies for the coming year. happy Birthday to KEVIN FAMILY CIRCLE, write Mrs. The following club members will 18* Outboard Crusicr, 1959 Super Johnson 50 H .P . motor, tra iler, run HAUSER 86 Oliver Avenue, IRENE WHITE, 22 Princeton head these committees: Mrs. Joan CL 4 -9 8 6 0 Laurence Harbor he will cele ning lights, compass, navy top, Road, Parlin, New Jersey or Lewis, Entertainment Comm.; Rt. 527 Eagllshtown Rd. brate his 5th birthday on Fri MADISON AMERICAN c/o speedomter, life preservers, horn, Mrs. Mary Potente, Ways and electric starter, etc., Com plete day. . .Mr. and Mrs. ALBERT Old Bridge, N. J. FAMILY CIRCLE, Post Office Means Comm.; Mrs. Dru Redd, $1,000. call PA 1-5389. C LAYTON of Dock Road, Cheese Box 131, Laurence Harbor, New Membership Comm.; M rs. Anne quake are enjoying their second Jersey. . .Birthday. . .Wedding Bartleheim, Remembrance Com.; week of vacation with day trips . . .Vacation. . .Business Trip and Mrs. Pat Pandozzi, Publicity TEL LOWELL 6- 4681 and lots of shore swimming...... IT'S ALL NEWS FOR YOUR Comm. Birthday Wishes to Mr. HY FAMILY CIRCLE. . . Volunteers fo r any of the above COHEN of 69 Princeton Road, committees, transportation Madison Park he will celebrate or telephone committees, or any DON BORST his birthday next Thursday. . . one wishing to join the Auxiliary “ DAIRY PRODUCTS” Man about Town. . .IZ Z Y GAR may do so by contacting Mrs. BER of Route 35, Laurence Har Settlecojvski, 16 Jersey Avenue, Cliffwood Beach, New Jersey bor has been having a run of Old Bridge, PA. 1-3677. luck at Monmouth Park Race fMARTYREMIT HOME DELIVERIES Track. . .IZ Z Y says you don’ t LicensedCleansed — Bonded know what you’ re missing until H.J. HialiM Coatst. you go to the $2.00 window and PLUMBING General Contractor bet on a horse and then go back Builder to the stands and holler and HEATING shout fo r your horse to come C L 7-1933 PeterpankDineij in. . .even if your horse doesn’t Old 8ridge vi son finish in the money. . .IZ Z Y i8MEIfll fill still says you feel good. . . LO 6 -4 3 5 7 AL - LOU cause all the yelling and hol 54 Pacific Blvd. RESIDENTIAL lering relieves the tension of Cliffwood Beach E L E C T R IC A L WORK HOME STYLE COOKING l BAKING daily life??? So how come you ri«nr~u—ioipw — m J DOMINIC OUJO PHONE 727-2453 PA 1.9882 SMALL APPLIANCE KASE'S Plumbing' & Heating REPAIRS IROUTE 9 - 4 ______SAYREV1LLE, N.J, "IN KDSE YOU NEED « PLUMBER CALL RASE" Dedicated to the Best in Banking Highway 9 LO 6-5655 Browntown. N. J.
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