Crisis in Rollo Bus Operating Loss Told Big Shopping Center, Also

92nd YEAR — 22 nd WEEK ' ' Member ' . ■- tlembvr NaUonal' Editorial AsSOdsttM MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1,1960 tftw Jsrsey Proas Aaaoclalton Single Copy Ten Cent*_ Crisis In Rollo Bus Spectators Entertained By Bands At Thanksgiving Day Gome Big Shopping Center, Operating Loss Told Also Housing Project Hearing opened in Newark yes% terday before the State Public Utili­ multl-mllllon dollar shopping ' ties Commission on the application Extra Post Office Hours cenwr will locato on Routo 14 tiRM Of Rollo Transit Co, to abandon alt N eed Scout Leaders over tlio M alawan line In Mtullson From Saturday, Dec. 10, tp Sat­ local- bus service - on its lines Township -toRethor with . u n i t s urday, Dec. 24 inclusive, ths win­ 1(10 through Matawan, Keyport, Union An appeal for leaders , ol Girl of m ultiple dw ellings, HUiden apart­ dows at the Matawan Post Office Scout Iroops In M atawan Ilorouuli Beach and Keansburg with exten­ ments, In tlio M iddlesex Kd. atct - sions to Freehold, Red Bank and will be open from, 8 a.m . td 6 p.m . Iras been Issued. Volunteers will and over 209 houses II n m ap,w a* . ,. Campbell's Junction in, Middletown. The- Post Office .also' will be. open be trained and program s outlined seiifed to" the. Mudliipn 'I'nyvnslilp' ' 'Townshipr ...... on Suhaays._Dec._il and 18, from foe any age groitp. A nyonr Interest-* PlannliiR Board by Hilltop G ar-, Mayacii. . position, Harvey G. Hartman, , a The shopping center will occupy R$d* B an k -atto rn ey , appeared as e t i o n 30 acres on tlio north side ot , special counsel (or the Borough ot A t M adison H igh Houle 34 and would bo comptirRlilo Keyport as the borough attorney of To House Hook In slio anil operation to Sayro' Keyport, Edward W. Currie, Mata­ W oods. The 12-acre lection reserv­ q Various Courses wan, has been counsel for the R I- And Ladder Co. ed for garden upnrtments .w dulj ... lo Transit Co. for. m any y ears'an d Set For Students stretch out towufil M iddlesex R d., is pressing the bus firm's applies: Matawan Counciimart Vernon A. M atawan, Thii 10S Iniuses would tion. William Russell, Atlantic Ellison, chairm an -of the municipal The need for greater undcraland- go up as fur north as Morristown Highlands, appeared as attorney fire, committee said yesterday the Ing of problems facing thu United nnd Gordon lids, near Clioesq- for both Keansburg and Middle* new Hook antf jLadder Company, States in Its position an a w o r l d quako Stale I’otk, ‘ -— ^ ...... town and Mayor James J- Gravany, Fire House, located on Broad St. loader Is the underlying themo of A. Krauss, Niiwark attorney pro. Keansburg, and Mayor Harvey C. north of Church St. should be ready the courses-'tn bb offered In tho scntliiK tlw appllcatloni aekndwl*' Eriksen, Union Beach, also were fdr occupancy “in a few- weeks ’* departihent of sociul studies In the mlged nn application also would present. - Work.on the new building, under now Mndisnn Township High linvo to bo mndu In Matawun Russell A. Riley, an assistant ex- construction since May by . the School, Students ot history will bo ltoronith tor tho. sortor thal pro. ... ecytive officer, presided for .the general contractor,V Charles Heu- able to elect the aludy or tho Far trudes Into thut m unicipality. Ilar> Commission at the hearing. An* ser, Matawan,. who is also a mem­ East-um l Latin America in addi­ ouiih |il»nnlnit oflldnls salu Tues. • thony Andora, an assistant attor­ ber of.Jhe fire company ;i* tion'to the required two yenri of (luy nliibt no n|)[')lii'ntltiii had been ney general, represented the stated n«rK .w\petion}» Mr. Ameiican History. » entered as yet. . < Challenges Reason For Hearing ported. Fund raising efforts of firfr*^ Tlw freshinnn course In World men to finance constractlori bf the; Sewer I'lnnl On Map : /.The hearing opened with Mr. History, in a survey type of pre­ A sewer plant Is loculed.on Ilia . Currie immediately challenging the new fire house -were begun in 1358. sentation, will relate the hiMoricnt The building which is constructed limp, so npmircnlly ono would Im) reason for it. The Rollo attorney pj-eci'dcnls of nncient uiul miHllevHl built Insleiui nf im iklnu u tie-in to of clnderblock and brick veneer declared that the State Public Utili* times to moro recet\t prus und I h tlio South H lver lnli;io'plor lino ot at the front, Is designed to house ties Commission “had not the right reconunended as a ImslH for ull llie Knrllitn Valley Trunk Kewor. the apparatus, The building miea- to interfere" with Op..j>lans of the studies In tho field. W aler supply wus not defined but V sures. 52 by 45 feet and has two bus firm to discontinue their local II wns ri'co|{iil;ed a propositi could 12-foot bays. It w as constructed on Modern History, offered on the run service as of Dec. 31. Mr. Cur- sophomore und junior lovelt will lie made fnr purcniiso of wal«< property; pwnedyjjy„t|ie. company. jie-insisted.-that as ^long-as-tho immientrotu’ m ore specifically ; on fioiu llio iioailiy Middlesex Rd, Rollo Transit Co. was engaged in which was purchased from..the borough., . . tho developniont nf world powers plant of M nlawiui llurouitli tlirouult an unprofitable venture that was In tho IHtli, 10th nnd 2i)th Cen- it m asler m eter. It Is believed Ilia Housed In Old, Borough Hall depleting capital investment and luriw , Kenneth V. Kmldn, prlnd- new Mntaivun plant Inn exceui capital position, to force the- bus The hook and 'odder truck pres­ pie, inputted ycnterdny, 1 capacity hoyutitl (uKSe.ejUUi Itor- . company into a continuance of such ently is . housed in the American (iiiitlt needs which vvimUl m ake co* IJited As Separata Courso operation .was a violation of its legion building, Main St., a place onomlcnl iliu sale of wator lo ft The Ktndy nf tho Far East, ns n constitutional rights to. harbor and occupied by the tire company while private water utility com pany, separate courso, is a recent Inno­ ' "protect’* property.* Ho cited three the structure was used as a muni* However, tho nrundliisn project vation In secondary school cur* provisions of the state constitution clpal building. Municipal offices w as reeuived'by tlw planning hoard rlculum. However, tho strnteglc - and the 14th Amendment of the now have beeiv-tranpferred to. the without com m ent and tlio m ap w ai Importnnco of these countries Is federal constitution to show no per* former Farmers and Merchants rcfon'eil tu Grant Lennox, Mutio* becoming moro evident dally nnd soxi o r corporation can be com* National Bank building. ' c . tnlnslde, townslilp engineer, tur ex- lotnc Insight Into their background : pelted to conduct an activity detri­ Prior to Its location at the old nmlimtUm liefoio It wus acted on mental (o its property rights. borough hall, the truck had been \% a rcquUUo (or undoTHtaniUn^. for cliisslflcatlon, The Matawan High School Band, top picture, struts its stuff at the Mr. Riley declared, that Mr. Cur­ housed in the former YMCA buijd- (or the Keyport High School Band from llomer Matteson, Department Tho m ajor role, of our relallons Throe other nmjur tjoyfilopinents' j annual Thanksgiving Day football classic played at Keyport High field. rie’s motion was based ion a sup* ing, Jackson St. The 25-member Executive Committeeman, and a member ot Rar|tah Poil-tt* -Amerlcfcn with Central and South A m e r i c a n caitio before thu; slanttlnu hoard. The bottom picture shows the Keyport High School Band dolnn ono of Legion, Keyport, which presented the flag. On the right, Miss Apple*' company, second oldest in the bor* J“- :•-* “ta basis o| tho elec One waa lor * sucond.mdutttl*!', position ndtyet established in proof Its inany outstanding routines during th# nail. . , ' i gate represents the Statu* ol liberty during the band'* rMdtfrtt* m irlfiR.tlll'tHjeofts- before the commission, that t h e ough, has Rhea Longstreet as its ^rkAU wauldi^ looted off Knutij In t\e center, (M t). JoAnn Ap$e*»te, jUcett# m new S*-*t«*-tJa* ~ * -.y.OijK j !S« H istory which iWlf t)P S 4 snd th s re (wo rnnd ou^* must be a matter of record in the both thd horn and sirens will be benefit, of the Upper Extremity Concerns About lic Utilities Commissioners con­ Both Hospitalized Am iii'lnt leadlnit tn the W ar nl the lots tlmt would bring trucking Into WttHhlngton A ve., (!«t\tnil Park, A minutes of the hearing. Mr. Cur* used to sound times of emergen­ Amputee Fund* in conjunction cerning the township's complaint Revolution anil the Civil W ar, Tlui rie assented to go on under con* cies. , — ______with the state*wlde tag day estab­ 130-Acre Nero Land over the delay In tho Installation After Bridge Mishap sec mid di-uls tvllli thu problem s of rcsldenllnl arfit'. Several of (ho tinuing protest that the Public Utili­ lished by ihe Junior Membership of modern safety dovlccs at tlio the American dem ocracy and tluj board member* did not approve ties Commission lack “statutory Department of tbe New Jersey The “ H” zone am endment to tho Clllfwood Ave. and Gerard Ave, Twn liaythora urea frosidenfs oruunl/ullon of llie |;nvviiwm 'n! at (rontinued on pngo eight) ■ jurisdiction" in the matter, W. T. Grant Co. State Federation of Women’s zoning ordlnanco hpyingL been grade crossings. w ere sent to Perlh Am lxiy Oontirol all levels, An Intenslvo couruu lo World Louis D. Rollo Jr., vice president Clubs. Mayor Ralph R. Dennis adopted without chango by the The Township Committee, con­ Hospital on Iho result nf a lietul on Two Now Brunswick Store In Browntown has proclaimed the days “U.E. OeoHt nptiy m ay lie eluded lo com ­ of the bus company, was the first Holmdel Township Committee Nov. cerned with the continued hai- collision Tuesday nlcbl at 7:50 witness called by Mr. Currie. Mr. A.F. Tag Days.” ardous conditions at tho grade plement llio Ircshman und sopho­ Men Accident Victims__ The W. T. G rant Company has 22, the acquisition of properties o’clock on Itoule 3!> ol tho M orf;aii more olferlnits or m ay Im selected Rollo testified he had been in such : The upper extremity amputee crossings, called for early initall- leased 20,000 square feet of space a s ii sepanitu course. In adillllun executive position with the com­ project, which gives assistance to needed for the proposed Lily-Tu* atlon ol tho devices, promised llrldue, Sayreville. Traffic waa tied Two Now ItruiiHwtck men wtiru for a junior department store at to nil m ajor aspects ol the physi­ pany the past fiye years and had congenita] q n d accidental am­ lip plant off Route 35 near Lourcl last October by the railroads. up for sometime nnd cars were killed when llio ca r In which IlieV' the Browntown Shopping Center, cal ([eojtrupbyof tho continents, llio «een the patronage of its line dl- putees, has been a part of the Ave. Ss now under way. Closings The crossings novo been the bucked up for more Hum « mlli), wero rltllnit iippoieiiily went oul of now under construction on Route c o u i s i i will deal wllh nlitnlflcnnt minish at the same time a great program of the Junior D epart­ on 10-day intervals are reported ecenoa of fatal auto-train acci­ Taken to the hospital by the cnntml and cruabed lulu a lreo oft J, Madison Township, It is an­ ment for five years. Established econoi)ilc, polltlcul and hUtorlcnl surge of population Increase was to bo the procedure, a (127,000 deal dents In the past. Mudlsoti Township First A I tl Kouln IH In Muillsnn Township Frl« nounced by Saul Cantor Associates, In 1955, the 4000 members raised fnctom which reiivilt In tlio world occurring in the territory lt served. for one of the four parccls needed Early this year, acting on a Squud wiih Frank O’Neill, 20, of day nlloriitHin, John If. McCarthy, Inc. 3 $32,000. It Is the only fund of its o l t o d a y . Mr. Rollo related the firm has fol­ being next on the-list. Tho prop­ petition received from the com­ W yckoff SI., M aluwon, wltli contu­ 2 3 , Morrell St,, lilenllfled by police kind.in New Jersey. . , ... lowed all prudent procedures that The store, which will be of ma* erties have been on option for mittee, the PUC received assur­ sions and abrasions of both li-its, in tliu nwiior of Ihn mangled ve« To date, $3i,OOMias been spent were established as good practice sonry and glass and have 144 feet many months, in a state of dire ances from the New York and contusion nf the best und possible hiclii and Donald W. Kollnta, 31, ol > to assist 71 cases* 80 per cent No Dofonse Ploa In the operation of a bus company of frontage, will carry all lines and secrecy, while the former residen­ Long Branch Railroad and Iho frudured nose, 1 1J1 li«s(oit Avc„ warn prunmuuad. of which have b« e n children. no avail .to'w^Ji-restoring ,a will feature a garden ^hop in the tial iono In which It was to be re* Central Railroad of New Jersey Thom as W. Cirllfln Jr„ 3(1, of 03 . Cieorun lr. Hriiwer, 72, of 41H dnuii al tint ucdilcut scene by Ur,' Only $6000 Is available In the fund profitable local bus operation. He rear. lt is scheduled to open at the located was. being rezoned for in* that the Installations of gates at Sccond St., Knyport, wns admitted ilrooksld'1 Ave., I.nureiire llnrbor, S, .1 , Anibroslo. 35-store center in April. which fs used for the purchase dustry. I'nlii'e said the .11)9 7 Iwn duor io* spoke of operations being dupli* of artificial arms, hands, therapy Cliffwood Ave. and (lashing sig­ with Iterations nf Ihe upper lip onlurcd a plea of„no defense lo cated along its lines by certain Jacobs, Goldfarb & Tanzman, There was on llth-hour outburst nal lights at Gerard Ave; would and left knee, ubrnslon of the right cliurnes nl Impiilililii thn m orals dim was In-udeil west on Houlii IS' and rehabilitation. 1 “competing" bus companies at the Perth Amboy, were brokers in the of protest against the retoning that bo installed as soon as wotk hand, Inm nllnn nl tlw rlithl cheek, of two (tills, alien li nnd 14, on lust east of tlm Inteisecllon with lame time its patronage was being leasing transaction. remains as a hangover to bo re­ schedules permit, multiple abrasions of both leu«, separate occasions In l.niireni'e Itoule I) when It veered lo llio right so reduced. The Browntown Shopping Center, solved at Tuesday's planning board (continued on paj;c (.'if'111) H a r b o r . nml lilt the tree, leaving behind 1 Second Gym New -Only Bys Line To Matawan' in which Food Fair Stores pre­ meeting. A petition of 60 objectors Ill-fool skid-niark trull. The Ire* Mr. Hartman asked it be noted viously took large space, adjoins to the rczonlng in the Telegraph wus only about II feel off tho high, Hill Rd.-Old Manor Estates section State To R cccivc way, Pnlioloiiin Keniinlh l)«rry ro«- for-the Borough of Keyport that no S ayre —Woods -S o u th ,-— -2000-homo M HS Alternate -Heady For Dial Cut-Over- record was existent of the opera* community. The ifr-acre hub will was backed by a turnout of 50 iKii I I'd |io found llm wrcekeil vo. calling for a “no” vote Nov, 22. h ide m i l ii u on Its sldo when ba tion of any other bus line than the provide parking facilities for more Aid Applications Rollo firm between Keyport and than lMtTcars. . — State Approves The gist of their, objections wns arrived at llie scene at 3 : 4 0 p in, Matawan railroad station. If Bids Include It lhat the "HM tone in its 3500-tO* llo said tlw rlnht side of tlw ca r Mr. Currie then put Herman Lu* 5000-foot extension south of Route Beach Projects, hsd been pushed buck Inlo lls rear Morganville Girl Is kiiclliins, 1 ‘ ■ bln, Brooklyn, auditor for the Rollo Henry Finno, Elizabeth, stated 35 could bring an industrial plant Dredging Studied Transit Co., on the stand. Mr. Lu* Killed In Accident uncomfortably close to tlm resi­ Mr., Kalleln, who was foiliul Wllh Tuesday that approval had been Ills band ri'Mlnji on tlm slem lng bin stated he had been auditor for given, in Trenton Monday, by the dences on Telegraph Hill Rd. and Applications from bayshbre mu­ the bus company sitice 1926 and tO-Old Manor Lstales. William wheol, was Idenlllh'd by pollr' '« . Joyce Schneidcr, ll-year-old office of business services of the nicipalities for shore preservation had been called as an expert be­ Friedlaender, Mr. and Mrs. puul llie driver, llie Itev, f'rant'i' • daughter of>Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Slate Department of Education for rsril, of Ml. ’tlioinas Cliutrli, I fore state and federal tax bodies Schneider, Tennent Rd., Morgan* Hancik, Mrs. Grace School, Archi­ funds will bo received at a hearing the overall layout and preliminary llrldae, adliilnlslered llie Ium < Tas an expert in *he accounting of ville, was injured fatally yesterday bald Price and Richard Levins, A Friday, Dec. 10, at 10 a^m. Com­ details and specifications for the nl Ibe ('hurt’ll lo the victims. m o such utilities. afternoon when she was struck by zoning board of adjustment mem* 12.470.000 M atawan Township Board missioner Salvatore A, Bontempo Old llrlilut! l'im t Aid Squad ri»- Mr. Lubin testified there had a pickup truck operated by Ber­ ber, all expressed concern about of Educotion high school building of the New: Jersey D epartm ent of sponricd In llui alarm. . been operating deficits in Rolla's nard Prels, 31, Tennent Rd., Mor­ the situation. project for a 42-acre tract on the Conservation eyid Economic De­ local bus operations. He declared ganville, State Police at Keyport east side of Atlantic Ave. Concerned Over Hutchinson Farm that losses, had been on local opera* reporred. : : ; ; ' Mr. Finne stated the authorities Their concern centered on a 130- velopment will preside at the meet* Firms, Individuals (continued on page eight) The girl was walking east on in Trenton approved an alternate acre* Hutchinson farm touching Ing which will be held at Wlda's Morganville-Tennent Rd. with two in the bidding which would provide for 85 feet on Telegraph Hill Rd. Brant Beach Hotel, Brant Deach. Cited In Tax Liens for a second gym. The sccond gym near the Old Manor property. Law­ friends shortly after 3 p.m. when Applications for state aid for tha J'edi'Hil lU.'iiB for Income, pm- Highest Awards the mishap occurred. Mr. Prels told would add 4000 square feet to the rence A. Carton, Middletown, town fiscal year beginning July I, 1 0 0 1 , ployers' nml exclx* tnNPS wo>e filed : police he was travelling west and 132.000 square feet in base area of ship attorney, told the aroused resi­ Boy Scouting tapped its 54th the building. Both the large gym dents that there was not a great havo been sent to the municipals ii)»ulnst area re)ildc>nls and firms was approaching the girls when he wllh Mimniouih Cmtniy Ct'/ik J. anniversary celebration whicb (90-by-100-feet for boys) ond the deal that could be dono about this tie/. *by the Stale ftureau of Navi­ was biinded by the. setting sun. KukscII Woollry. (Jltr»tl for fncomo started last February to com- sm aller g y m (M-by*51-feet for site as it was owned by a public Joyce was taken to Riverview gation.. Applications are to be re­ tuxes wero Puul 1C. and It Pouxenc. inemorata.. Its Golden Year of girls) would have sliding partitions utility, the West Keansburg Water Hospital by the Morganvitlc First turned to Trenton before TJtqraday, flH Main S t . . Mutawan, IZ tllt and Scouting in America, with a rec­ so that four ~ physical education Co., and that company could, by Aid Squad where ahe was pro­ Joaeph Hliike, 2ft Cedar {{(,« Key* ognition binqurl held Tuesday classes could be carried on at one law, Bet up a w ater plant In a n : \h'c. 1 5 , or submlttedjBt the heap night in Convention Hail, Asbury nounced dead on arrival* Arrange­ p o r t , ments are under the direction of time. In addition {here would , be "A ’* residential zone Jf it were ing. information supplied in the ap Park. There were more lhaa INS another 1000 square feet for lack* demonstrated to the satisfaction o f) plication enables the ,state to de­ l.ien* for em phjyer^ taxes were Monmouth County scout leaders the Bedle Funeral Home. Keyport filed ugalm t IMe;i»ant Valley Nurs< ers and equipment storage bins. the State Public Utilities Commis termine the degree of urgency and Trooper Leon Slickner filed a ing Homo ut MitUwun, jncanmU present.! . The second gym will be an al- $\un that public need required it, allot priorities accordingly. Munici­ Scoutlns’fl highest honor, which charge ol causing death by auto Valley Rd., Matawan, $h(ll.r>2i (continued on pago two) palities also must Indicate their fa bestowed upon its vo’urttetr agilosl Mr. Preia. j , He was told by the objecforr-thal A r t h u r U J v r f ., ability to share in the cost of the IL (Uhb, fiO Ocran ■ leaders, the Silver Beaver ol the they had ascertained thal Hie true Cliffwood B m h , IIOW5.8.1; Mul|th V, project. . • Boy Sconu of America, was owner of the land was Michael Schiw.'i'JtT jr., 10 M ayfrtlr ltd.. lf3R* Declare Dividend Loitered Near This marks the third year (hut awarded tn five Monmouth Coun­ Nero,-'Red Bank, president of the let, MIS.Kfi and Keunsburg >N w »... Ihe hearings Hare been held In tlie ty men for tbelr work ln scouting, Buttonwood, Fined water company, and ihai lit* could Publishing Co , 45 Hay Ave., Kenns* . The BoanS of Directors of the . )■ fall. Tho change, introduced by including ■ Earl Huber, Keyport, bring a factory in on. it. It was j bur|t. JKI16.TI, A ilen for excM H a n s o n-VanWinkle-Munning Co., Mitchell Hamilton, 20. Atlantic Commissioner Bontempo, has prov­ and Walter J. Beyer, Keanstmrg. recited that the Blonder Ton;;ue, wa« filed ugnlm l MmIiowh M atawan, Tuesday declared a Ave., Clilfwood, was fined $49 by ed highly successful in providing llie presentation of the Silver (tontinued on pane eight) . Tavern of M /iUwan, Ine.. Main St., dividend of 10 cents per -share on Magistrate James ({..Martin, Mat- more, time for planning and the Beaver w u made by Council b e l l i ol MlddlelurtO M alawan, II3J1.W, common stock payable yesterday awan, for loitering and failing, to longest possihle period oi good Arihui (Mr 11 (bottom), and Bernard IteJnhardl .President E. Donald Sterner, Btl- to stockholders of record at the — Farmers A Merchants Township, switchmen for New Jersey t}ell TeJephonn.Cpmpunv. check I m ar.'w h o also thanked the lead* give a good account of himself. . * National Bank weather for actual construction on Notice of fM llini pay close of busirtets pec. 1C. , The Police Chief John Melna said the Ihe project . some of the Ihoutands ol wooden pegs Oiaf now prevent operation nl era ol Monmouth County for their • Matawan, New Jersey Setlllng D a y of tint Township of company paid-d slock dividend of youth had been observed cruising At the. cfiAc of tiuf public hear dial switching equipment In the company's new central office un Ihe! hctp over the years and predicted 2-5 per cent in December IK9, Public notice ii hereby given corner of Ocean and Thomp»on A m .. Kail Kraniburn. On 8undav» Matawan to imy hltU for thn year an Increase in sc Doling In the in various parts of the borough be­ that tlu annual meeting of 'he ing the department will receive ap 1W>0 will lie field on Saturday, De­ having paid a five per cent dividend fore being picked tip on the Button* plications for dredging projects these pegs Mill be pulled and Ihe switching equipment witl go Into jrears ahead because of the Tine shareholders of this bank for the operation, bringing modern dirt service to approximately MM Itfte- cember 10, 1060, at ten o clock, during 19»- The last previous cash wood A|a nor grounds about 8:30 which will be considered In plan work Uiev have done. «„ .... J^lividend was I2.S cents itt1 De^env election of directors and the trans­ AM.. in thu Municipal'llullding at p.m, tfn Nov. IS. Mr. Hamilton action of such other business a* nlng the Stale Navigation Improve *a W eaaswr*. One «T. the highlight* of the ber 1557. , 147 Iflwer Main fitrwt; Malawan em it was tbe presentation ol a denied he. had any overt intent in may be properly brought- before if meni Program for tho.fiscal year Al 2:01 s.m. Sunday, appioxl- fic st thst hour it at a minimum, Townehip. Anyone having hills or being at the site. National Certificate of Heroism NeOc* wilrbe hefo at the banking houst) 196162, Slid) applications should be m atfly 0000 teiiphoncs in llm according to Warren W. Meun'- claims against tald mtinlclpalltjr lo other action, George S. Flor* tubmllted by Ine munlcipsllly In to Scoot William Safefka lit, M­ New York Turnpike Express on T uesday. Jan . 10th, 1901, be KKantlwrg^l #xchsnge will ba con­ aclunldt, maiujjer for New Jersey mint nretent llwm to the Ttnm. Ima Tiwp IK,'spao- ids. 17, M atawao. waa fined SIS tween the hours of and H o'clock letter form Ip (he Bureau of Navi­ verted to dial o(Hiraliou, brlneing Bell Telephone Company. buses, frtquen’ daily service from 10 slily^derk on or before December lorvd by tbe' New Monmouth for speeding on Route II N(>v; 3, a.rt. • • : : • gation. Prior rbqurits for dredgln;; the very lalnl In (elrtilvme scrvlce If no emergency calls sro In Baptist Church* Scma Sagefta rtoUo’t Commuter* bay 10 trip Lynn Peary, 27, 159 Grave St., Joseph tialtr projects now on .lile must be re­ tn Keaoiburg. progress at 3:0) a m., colls on the ’ - ’ K08I! K, WRNZE1,, w w < tW ao II laiaath M boafci^af save. tcftedoja cii). littirence Harbor, paid SIS for ha* President - affirmed at tbfi hirarin* lo order to ...Jlhe early morning (.tllover time main frame of tin) manual iwftcti- Township Clerk tU U M ay T- ; h C 0lti*4m L nf a defectiva stop light * jfp - * 4 v « , be given further coosidrratbM. was chosen because tclepfooe traf­ (contlnued on p)g 4 two) Jfp-»dv I . . , VmgtTmm Thvnday, December 1,1960

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BRO ADW AY SETTINGS Bfi'-Mott, Irj&mimtMMS | KSL'UTCD H D O F I N E . Ctmjktt U h e 0 1 THE TALENT IS YOU! S 1 E H 4 U GITTTBUNG COSTUM ES DRESS SLACKS AT I >T«ve UNDERWEAR lr p « C m U m m UI,' r t T P S r u x W 0KX aOTHES C i t e , StauTlciJKiSMw ' CfeiDM - Tvffit • «W l (M s

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OPEH EVEHY NTTE U m t o t t u x * f j n ■ KEYPO RT A RM Y fc N A V Y STORE Eatnacc Od Dec. 7> 8 And 10 At 8:30 p.m. 1 - M THE LEVEL ' F n tF v U ^ BEGOTMNC MONDAY A U SEATS RBERVH > D O N A TIO N S $ 1 .2 .3 .5 . D E C . f ■ ' ■ 14 W est Front St.; Keyport H ’ CO * 3 0 0 6 r$' 1 ...... I.; Thursday, December 1,1 '960 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. fo g * Three

7 Church Council Meet Trinity Church (Episco|Ul) Dr. Fine President. M eyner To Speak Main SI.. Matawan T h e Greater-Matawan-Keyport Carroll B. H a ll,...... Of New Medical Staff ~ - Church Services Announced For Bayshore Area Area Council of Churches- will Bishop's Man-ln-Charga ' A t Grange Confab Dr, H, P Fine, Perth Amboy hold Us next regular meeting at The Second Sunday In Advent, a Gov, Robert B. Meyner will the Simpson Methodist Church; morning prayer and second office pediatrician, ha* been elected to - Greea Methodist Churcb Flrat Cburch OI Christ, Scientist SL M a iy a Eplsc< a l Church Old Bridge, on Monday at It speak at the annual session of the 9 First Preabyteriaa Church of Instruction will bo pt-,6 a.m.; sccond term a* president of tho , ■ Unloa Beach - ~ W Broad St., Keyport . Route 11 and Frankil* SL, a.m. The delegates will be led morning nrayer and sermon and Mew Jersey State Grange in At* ' East Front SL, Keyport Medical Stall of Perth Amboy . Rev. Leon Zlnkler, Pastor ■ Sunday a * r v Ice.and Sunday M atawan In worship by tho host pastor, cliurch sctiool, 10 a.m.; evensong. l&ntic City on Wednesday evening, Rev.-Henry A. Male, Rector Ihe Rev. Doan B. Jeanblanc alter General Hospital, according to an On Sunday at 9:30 a.m . Sunday School, 11a.m. Wednesday, testi­ Rev. Chester A. Galloway, p.m.; youth sludy group, 5:30 according to an announcement by St. Anne’s Guild will'meet this which the business meeting will announcement by hospital prcsl- School will meet fbr first through mony meeting 8 p.m. Reading room , P astor . p.m. ' . ■ Franklin C. Nixon, Vincentown, bo, held In fellowship hall, dent Charles E. Gregory. Also rs* twelfth grades.. At )1 a.m. Sunday open Wednesday and Saturday from afternoon at 2 p.m. In the evening Two moming services Sunday Trinity ladles Guild will hold master of the fraternal body. Robert Kreidler of the staff ol elected for ono year wero Dr, Jack School will meet for three-year-olds at 7 p.m., Boy Scout Troop 6i will will be at 9:30 and 11 a.m . The its annual Christmas party on Other state officials who will 1 to 4 p.m. . • . \ Monmouth Council, Boy Scouts ol Klult, vico president, and Dr, Sam­ through kindergarten., The second meet and at 8 p.m., St. Mary’s Sacrament ol tho Lord's Supper Monday. - • ■ ...... address the'same group during its Sunday_ In. Advent, regujar church The completeness and supremacy Guild.. . . . ----- — ...... America, iwlll speak to. the group. uel- Breslo^Y -secretary-treasurerjr—= conventionwiext-week-wili-be-Sec-_ of God will be ' underscored at wiil-.be observed-arbottrscfvieesr concerning the opportunities for lloly Comm.mloW Is Tuesday at service willhe held at il a.m. and Tomorrow morning, at 6:30 a.m. both or Perth Amboy. - , r e t a r y of .Agriculture Phillip Christian Science church services New members will be rcceivcil into youth work In the Exploring Pro­ a.m , , the Sacrament of Holy Communion there will be Holy Communion, the These officers will sorvo on.lhe AHampI, Pennington, appearing on this Sunday. ■ ' the church at this time; Sunday gram. The committees for Youth Cliolr rehenrsal.wlll bo .Thursday. will be observed. A nursery will be f!r(st of a series during the Advent Medical Executive Committee along ,~ the same program with the Gov­ School meets at 9:31)-and 11 a.m . Sunday observance and Lenten with Dr, Benjamin Copkmnn ana provided for all children who are Highlighting the lesson-sermon season. ' Nursery care Is provided for'tots ernor, and Raymond F, Male, not of church school age. At 6:30 “God the Only Cause and Crea­ worship will report. . Dr. Stanley Gadek, Perth Amboy, Princeton, Commissioner of the De- Sunday moming prayer will be under three years of age at both Council olflcers for Iho current who were re-elected. Dr. Cyril Hut- p.m: tho Youth Fellowship tfill tor” is the Golden Text from hours. The paslor will meet a t 4 Name Committee , partment of Labor and Industry, meet at the Educational Building; Psalm s (146:5,6): "Happy is he at 7:45 a.m.; Holy Communion, 8 year are the Rev. Frond. Osier- tier, Woodbridge, ond Dr, l.ouls, Ai Tuesday. Mr; Alampi will empha­ a.m.; family servicp.„and church p.m. with parents who > desire to stock of llayvlew Presbyterian On Tuesday the regular monthly, that haththeGod of Jacob for his A study commllteo ol the Mon­ l'crlllo, l’erth Amboy, also were size new approaches needed (or school, 9:30 a.m.; morning prayer have their children.baptized. Junior Church, Cllffwood Beach, presi­ named to servo on the exccutlvo ' meeting of the church and depart­ help, whose hope is in the Lord and Senior High Presbyteens meet mouth County Chapter of tho modern marketing. Mr. Male wUI His God: which made heaven, ahd and Litany, 11 a.m.; baptism, 12 dent:. the Rev. ?rank Sweeten of Committee-. , -, ment officers.ivTl be held at 8 p.m. at 7 p.m. American Red Cross, looking Into talk on. the, relationship between his earth, the sea, and all that therein o'clock noon and Acolytes, '7 p.m. tho Matawan Methodist Church, The medical stall will bo renre- . department arid the* New • Jersey On WednesdaVTatJ? p.m . the new­ Monday the intermediate choir The Session meets on Monday at vice president; the Rev. Maurice Ihe possibility or tlw county par- is: which keepeth truth lor ever." Ucl|>iitltu; In the New York Hegum- sented on tho hospital1* Joint Con- : farmer! It is his department which ly formed intermediate choir for will rehearse at 7:30 p.m, ' 8 p,m, The first meeting ot the Phillips, Keypott Baptist Church, those of age 12-15 &ill rehearse and From “Science and Health with nl Blood Center plnn for civilian lerenco Committee during tho noxt has jurisdiction over the movement Brownie Troop will be held on Mon­ secretary and Iho Rev. Chester all who are. Interested in singing Key to the. Scriptures" by Maty Wednesday there will be corpor­ hiood needs, having completed Its year by Dr. 11. P. Fine, Dr, I. J. and housing of migrant workers, Baker Eddy the following will' be ate communion ol tho Altar Guild, day afternoon at -2:45 p.m . and Boy Galloway, Matawnn Presbyterian l'-lne nnd Dr. George Kohiit; all of both in agriculture" and industry. with this group are urged vto attend. task, was dissolved ut the meeting read: “All substance, intelligence, 9 ant, followed by a meeting; Scout Troop m eets at 7:30 p.m. Church, treasurer. ; : — of the board of-ilircclars. A.hew, IVrlli AmlKiy. They will serva » ilh L U Important items of business at At 7:30 p.m. senior choir will re­ 8rcwpJc5 *nd Junior cIiolr, 7 p,mr)- Th® .WosnenU^Bibla .Class-nwets ' . 7 The -nerft- business injecting will hearse and-aUniemlrera'anrurgerf wisdom, being,-Immortality, cause, sm all group, designated as-i-B looi l&eo:rci)tuscnlallM9-QOfo:lpa3-^- tiie-conyemiorr\Will Include" th e and erfect belong to God” (275:14­ senior choir, 8 p.m;- and A.A.’s. 9 on Tuesday moming at 10 a.m.; be on Mortday, Jan. 2r al lO a.m. dl Governors,..Mr, G,Iregort and biennial election of all Stdfe Grange to attend as’ special music is being p.m . ' - Adult Bible Class at 8 p.m. In th e Matawan Presbyterian Plnn Steering Conlr^ltteo to carry planned for the holidays. 15)...... ' ■ . on lin; details ol m oving lulu such Norman taniniaiv, WotSdbridgB, officers and two members of the On Wcdnesdny-the Crusader Cir­ Churcb. ond ’ James O. DeLancoy, Plain­ executive committee; the annual Selections from the Bible will in­ Reformed Church of Keyport. nn operation, wos named by the First Methodist Churcb cle meets at 9:30 arm. at the homo chapter chairman, Everett Rudloff. field. ' ' initiation of candidates in the sixth, clude: “Thou art Worthy, O Lord, Warren St., Keyport of Mrs. Robert Shafto, 13 Church . or state, degree, and discussion-and. _ 147 Mato St.; Matawan W-ieceive.Ktory-anlhooour.and — Rev,JohnH;Shnrpe;Pa5tor SC, Mutfiwdn: ilio GnKivvill Circle ond cltertto-cholrs on 5und»yrDccr 11, at 4 p.m. Everyone ls Invited. actlon ob'resdlutions introduced by Rev.Frank E, Sweeten. Pastor power: for thou hast created all On Sunday, service? will include meets at 12:30 p.m . at the homo delegates from' subordinate an d Intermediate Methodist Youth things, and folr thy pleasure they Sunday School, 9:30, a.m .; organ re­ ot Mrs. Ralph Herrick, Main St., Fourth Mt, Pltcalro Pomona Granges in the state. Fellowship meets Friday at 7 p.m. a rc and w ere created" (Rev. 4; 11). cital, 10:30 a.m. nnd moming serv­ Matawan. The executive board of SplrltualChurch Adopted resolutions form the basis’ The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup­ ■ Santa Arrive* Early At Flnt Baptist Church . ice and serm on, 10:45 a.m . the Men's Chapter will meet nt 8 208 Shoro Rd?, Union Beach ' of State Grange policies for the per will take~place at both the 8:45 p.m. . . ensuing year, * and 11 o'clock morning services on Main and W. Third Sts. The Faith Reformed Church Rev. Katherine Miller, Piistor ' On Saturday, Dee. 10, t h o Services aro held on Sunday and ,In New Jersey the Grange is Sunday M. \vhic:i times the senior ‘...... Keyport • /: North Centcrvlllo Fire lloiiso, Couple’s Club will sponsor a SAYREVILLE MOTORS Thursday evening*‘at 8 o'clock . com p r I sed of-117 subordinate choir" w p sing an antheni appropri­ Rtv, Maurice W. Phillips, .Middle R d.,-R aritan Township square dance at 8:30 p.m. In th*. Granges; 15 Pomona Granges; and ate to*MV£iit. At the ll o'clock . Pastor : Rev :Theodorc C. Muller, Pastor fellowship" hall. Retreanments wlli and on Friday afternoons Ulpm A $25 SAVINGS 30 juvenile^ Granges. Tlie organs service, junior church is conducted Sunday School officers will meet Tonight at 8 p.m., the Guild for be served. , , Bayvlew Presbyterian Church aA3 a supervised nursery is avail­ this evening at 8 p.m. at1 the Ization thus embraces the whole Christian Service will hold their Clllfwood Beach family. Its. fundamental interests able. This is pvery-member canvass church. * — Gcltucmane Lutheran Churcb BONO FREE i l f t meeting at the parsonage. The pro­ Rov. Francis Osterstock re promoting various phases of day and teams will visit in the Tomorrow Baptist World Day of gram will be "It Is Christmas.” Maplo PL, Keyporl -“ "Pastor-*'-,-. • gricuiturat activities/fand working homes of all members Sunday, or Prayer. wjlUbc observed at a ser­ Rev: Frederick Boos, pastor__ Morning worship will he held Junior, ond youth choir rchearso WITH EVERY for the betterment of rural living the- early part Of the week. Church' vice at 1:30 p.m , in the F irst Bap­ There are two services on Sun Sunday at II a.m, in tho fire house. tonight at 6:45 p.m.; senior choir, and community welfare. school is directed by Howard A. tist Church, Matawan. The Young day; Matins at 8:30 a.m. and the Henderson, superintendent, at 9:45 Sermon topic will be “What Do 7:30 p.m.; preparatory clusa for USED CAR People will attend the Challenge You Want For Christmas?" Nurs­ regular servlco at 11 o'clock, Sun­ church membership ut tho cottnge, a.m. Senior Methodist Youth Fel­ Youth meeting at Asbury Park Open House Dec. 4 lowship meets at 7 p.m. ' ery care will be provided at tho day School begins, al 9:45 a.m, or More) tomorrow evening at 8 p.m. homo of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Monday the Women's Society of ?hb ahtifiiffliaiii'ar will be held Open House will be held by the On Sunday there will be deacon's Spagnoli, 7 . Colby Lane. Sunday Churcb Ol Our Saviour Christian Service will hold a cover­ Friday from 7 to 10 p.m, and Reading Room of First Church of prayer meeting a t 9:15 a.m.; School will be held at 9:30 a.m. in . Cottrell Rd., Saturday from 2 to 7 p.m. From Now 'Til Chriitm a* Christ, Scientist, Keyport, 84 Broad ed dish supper at 7 p.m. GlfU for Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; morning thfc Middle Rd; School, interme­ the Home for the Aged will be re­ Cheesequake Church school mcetB Sunday for St, Keyport, on Sunday from 2 to worship service, 10:45 a.m . with diate Youth Fellowship will be held Rev, Henry A. Male, Rector all ages Irom three years through Coupon »»»»******'| 5-p.m, The public is invited to ceived. The program will be by the sermon, “The Greatest . Book''; at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ger­ Rev. Clarence A. Lambelet. Vicar Junior lllgh at 0:30 a m. Morning attend. ~ . girls of the Junior Department vesper service. 4 p.m.. the Christ­ ard Remsen, 3 Carriage Rd., at 7 ■ B r ^ 9 _ singing Christmas hymns and Sunday services are at 9:30 a.m. worship Is hold at 0:30 and 11 a.m. mas cantata, “Love Transcending'' p.m. Senior Youth Fellowship will Tho preparatory class for church Cabbage is plentiful. In addition carols. Mrs. Richard Getshail ls by the sanctuary . choir; Baptist be held at 7 p.m. at tho fire W ise. The first, third and fltth~Sundays; Y ° ° * ° chairman of hospitality, membership will meet at tho cot­ lo; your favorite cabbage dishes, Youth Fellowship supper, 6 p.m Adult Bible Class also will be'held there Is Holy Communion, and the : us* thin wedges oT jt, topped with tage nf 3:30 p.m. Junior choir rehearsal is Wednes­ in the’church. at tho parsonage at 8 p.m. sccond and fourth Sundays, morn­ . A special-meeting of tho Session O sr s-v;nB. a favorite salad dressing, as gar- day at 2:45 p.m.; prayer meeting Tuesday there-T/1I1 Be the Wo­ Confirmation Class I will be held ing prayer. Church school meals will be held at tho cottage Monday $25.0° U- uwJ c„ pur- and in the sanctuary, .7:15 p.m.; Metho­ men's Association' sewing day be­ at 7 p.m. and Confirmation Class II al 9:30 a.m .; “ ...... at 7:30 p.m. Naomi Circle of the fish dishes. ;■ ..' ' dist Men’s Club, 8 .p.m. ginning at 9:30 a.m. will bo held at 8 p.m. on Monday Special services will ba held is Women's Association meets at 7:45 v^Mh every » • vtt\, ^ Chapel choir rehearses Thursday Wednesday there will be chapel evening at the parsonage. announced. p.m. at tho homo of Mrs. David a t p.m.; senior choir, 8 o'clock. X choir rehearsal at 6:30 p.m.; mid­ The Women’s Guild meets the Smith. The Commission on Worship an United Hohrew Congregation, o v o r ^ 0 ° week service 7:30 p.m. and sanc­ first Tuesday of each month In the Brownie Troop 110 meets Tues­ bounces a Christmas vesper serv­ Broad St., Keyport Safest, Cleanest tuary choir rehearsal, 8:30 p.m, church hall at 8 p.m. The Parent- day nt 3 p.m.; Boy Scout ami Ex­ ice, will be held Sunday afternoon, R abbi H. o; H. Levlno ploring Post 10 and Wcbeloa Pack, Teacher. Association ol the church »or** ... 'nt Dec. 11, at 4 p.m. wUh music by Jehovah’s Witnesses - Sabbath Eve service will be held 7 p.m. . , Rag Cleaning tht junior, chapel and senior choirs. Keyport Congregation Friday at 9:15 p.m, with “Let Ds school meets the final Tuesday ol Girl Scout Troop 211 meets The public Is invited to attend. Kingdom Hall, 51 Division Si. Admire Wltho.it Mimicking" as the each month at 8 p.m. Wednesday at 3 p.m .; HIMe study sermon topic. Kiddush will bo group at the coltago, 7:30 p.m, Calvary Methodist Church. Thursday at 7:30 p.m, the minis­ David's Tobemid* ¥ Possible try school wjll consider Study 56, pronounced by Rena Nlsonoff. Oneg ’H DoSoto- I I t] '17 Chrysler, 1 Boor, II.T. 11H Third St, Keyport Cllffwood ' Second'Baptist Church the article, 'Training New Minis­ Shabbat hosts are Mr. and Mrs, Rov. H. I. Williams STD. Elder Jamea Moss, Pastor ’38 DeMolo, I Doer ,,,,, ISIS ters,” taken .from the Bible aid Julius Selinger and Mr. and Mrs. Orchard St., Matawan ’33 Dotltfo, 4 Door 1 (5 ’ Pastor Ralph Stat. , Suaday School is at 10 a.m.; book, “Qualified To Be Ministers.” Rov. W. J. Hutcheson, Paitor - *57 l'o rd , Conv...... im The Sacrament of Holy Com­ The first student, talk-will cover Sabbath morning service will be morning worship, 11 i.m. Sunday morning worship will bo *SS Dutck, % Door, HW. munion will-be observed Sunday at material from th4 Bible aid book, held Saturday; at 11 a.ni. On Wednesday evenings the tarry held at 11 a.m, At the aamo limn - tondod ...... «M ’H Ply., ttelv. 8 ...... MW 10:45 a.m . Sunday School m eets a t “This Means Everlasting Life,” The achool schedule is as follow?:' service la at 8 p.m. ' Holy Communion will ho observed. 0:30 a.m, and Youth. Fellowship at Chapter 20 on "The World’s -Time Birthday service, Saturday, D«c. Sunday tfflffiSii, i ^ o r , ' StW.'p.nv - /_ ’ Of T he'E nd.'!, Second student .will 10, Jit 11 a,m.;. review, wefck inf : First Baptist Churcb bo tho cliUfclfMI&iWimp BlnnWlinfl -’}! beSolo IV«joii . an 42PM»lol*''.ClM£&riU have Ita. read from the boOk’*dr realms, Dec. HrHsnukikali program, Sim­ JU Mstn St., M itairin a program will presented. •33 Cliov., 4 Door, Sod.', m n S r'* Rev. Doriald Maxflpid, - - 811 ■jgSfitfaas' am<>t raeMiay at' (:3a Chapter l t f : l 't o 144:19.' Tho third day, Dec, J8,1 vt 10 a.m.; exami­ , Baptist Fellowship _ '34 Itanihler Wagon . . . p-.m.- G uests a r e 1 Invited. An ex­ and fourth students will cover the nations, Monday through Thursday, , Interim Pastor ’55 ftIcir.,X'(ll p.m. there will be a BIblo Study and prayer hour Is Monday, Dec. 12, at 8 p.m . the public talk entitled “Why Zionism - Cliffwood Community Men's Fellowship on Monday at for 4-day service Mothers’ -Association will meet at Methodist Church p.m. on Thursday at 8 p.m. Must Fail?" The questions that will ; Morning worship servlco and the home of Vema Fekete, 138 be answered are.“What is Its ori­ Rev. Lee Cotter, Pastor A buslncs. luncheon will be spon­ Third St., for a business meeting, sored by the. Ladies Aid Society BIblo School aro held a t tlio Dsy- gin and history?” and “If lt must Sunday moming service will be shoro Gun Club, Harmony lid, All SAYREVILLE 'ollowed by a social hour and ex- fall, to what do the Bible’s restora­ on Wednesday from 11:45 a.m . *> 9 a.m.; Sunday School,' 10 a m to 1:30 p.m. In the Sunday School other services aro held at Ihe home iange of gifts. tion prophecies apply?" All King­ M.Y.F. Will be in the evening al room. The Women's Fellowship of Mr. nnd Mrs, Albert li, Mahon­ The Sunday School >vill hold its dom seekers are welcome. 7:30 p.m. will m eet In the Sunday School ey, 11 Vermont Avo. inudl Christm as gathering in the Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. thtre will lurch nnctuary on Sunday, Dec. Choir practice will be held Thurs­ room *t 7:45 p.m, be a study ln the Bible aid book, day at 7 p.m. Ponlecotlil Churcli MOTORS t 7 p.m., followed by a visit ‘■Your Will Be Done On E arth ,” at - A Christmas yeiper service will Ytur Authorised Plytnoulh Valiant Dealer from Santa downstairs In the large be presented by the senior, Junior Union and Sidney Av** all service centers. The addresses SL Benedict’* Chnrch .. Union Beacb ...... Sunday School room. All membera are a< follows; F. Anderson, - 331 Route 9 and Erniton Road 7 Holmdel School ...... Mrs. Herbert O, Wood, Paslor and friend*, ot the church are In­ Wilson Ave., Matawan; J. Gondoly, vited, - - 5 Atlantic Ave,, Matawan; R. Love­ Holmdel Rd., Holmdel ' Worship services at* Mid Si)#- (Oppo.Ils Sayr* Woods Shopping C*nl.r) lace, Cliffwood Ave., Cliffwood; Rev.; Edward P. Blaska, Pastor dsy ist il a.m. and V. 45 p.m. Sun­ S l John’s Methodist Churcli Front . A. W. Palmer. Middle Rd.,. Box Masse* ara held Sunday at 7, I. day School ts at *:4i a.m. * . Open I HI lltt Soutb lHaln St., ‘ RSritan ’ Boy'i Only 290, North Centerville; W. Waite, 8 9, 10 and 11 a.m. and at 1] o’clock BIbl* study group insets Tuesday Raritan Township Service Tsl. PA I-KM - S.lts T*l. PA I-MM ! Ruff Cleaning, Plant Monmouth'Ave., • Port Monmouth, noon. at 7; 45 p.m . . Rev. Norman R. Riley, Paitot and Kingdom Hall. All are wel­ Service Department Open I te I . Confessions are heard fn til* Thursdsy prayer meeting ll held 4th *m4 Stm ii Ar*. Sunday worship services ire »i come. 8 a.m., 9:30 a.m. and I* a.m parish home Saturdays between ? al 7:45 p.m. ______1 Sottt AiiV^VNiv Jim jr Churcb ichool meeta at 0:30 and ' First Spiritual Church , and t p.m . /Member of National and New 11 a.m. The evening service it «ld Of Divio* Rosa -jithtr Memorial ’Jeney Institute of Rug Cleaners at 7:30 o’clock. Intermedlatea meet 171 M ala SL, Belford Rev. Phoebe Dailey, Pastor ‘ The Lutheran Cburch for the sixth, seventh and eighth Missouri Synod Services ara held Sunday at t grades at 6:45 p.m.; Senior Method­ Union Falls Public School p.m. and Tuesday at 2:30 and 1 ist Youth Fellowship, 7:30 p.m.; Rev. Daniel D. Relnhelmer, Pastoi p.m . ' Sunday School and Bible Classe. Pentecost Full Gospel Cbuicb ar* held al 9:30 a m. Sunday undei Church ol tba Living Cod ths direction of Arthur Bitter, Itl- 157 Mala SL, Keansburg perlntendent. The moming wors.., Our SthsujJr MOTORS Sunday School Is from 3 to « will be held al 10:45 a.m . with s e r p.m.; evening aervlce at 7:30 p.m. nion by the paslor, A nursery serv­ ’ CIirislniUH Club Prayer meeting ll held Tuesday ice Is available, Communion serv­ YOUR AUTHORIZED at 8 p.m. and Bible Class on ices ar* held th* first Sunday ol Thursday it 8 p.m. every month. . For 1961 Saturday ichool for children la BUICK a n d OPEL held from 10 to 11:30 a.m . - Second Baptist Churcli. NOW TEN U now open. Use tilts easy, systomnllc iilnn ta lmv# exlrg DEALER Fjnmanuel Assemblies Ol God - HI Atlantic St., Keyport Middle Rd., North Centerville Rev. Nicholas J. T*te, Pastor cash- noxt year (or gl(U ond olhor liullday noetls, lliore Sundsy School convenes at 9:30 '’Better Buy" USED CARS Rev. Timothy Adams, Pastor SECONDS! aro classo* to suit ovory budget, with wcoMy paymonl* Sunday School la at 9:45 a.tn.; a.m.; morning worship, 11 a.m.; SALES and SERVICE evening service, 7:30 p.m. A “Gos­ morning worship, II o’clock; Evan­ That’* right, Yotli don't oven of 25o, 50c, f l , |2, $3, $3 or $10, Boloct tlio class that pel Song” program, will be given hav* to watt a mlnuto any more. gelistic service, 7 pjn. Tb* first Sunday at 3 p.m., for the benefit COlfax 4-4000 Suaday of each month, then Is ■ Th* newest Polaroid Land Him moots your neods, and enroll now! . “ ...... , _ of . the Sunday School Christmas (Ives you a finished picture in W! »UFORM fV£fi 1 SEfVlCf OPEPATiON Communion service al 11 a.m. '. Fund, sponsored by the Cllflone juatto u m i t . fOUB CAB WAY NEFD ON 0»J* Young People* service will be Gospel Chorus of Cliffwood, snd the Thi* ia th* **me film you’ve bald •TTuiraday evenings at <;43 Melio-Alre* of Keyport. Parents of •sen on the Garry Moor*, Jack HIGHWAY 35 at BEDLE RD. KEYPORT pjn., before th* regular Thursday Sunday School members and ths public aril ^nvited to attend. . Paar *n4 otber telavUlon iliow*. service, Instead of Tuesday Not only do you now get finished nlng* al 7:30 p m - Thursday . X total of <0 hymn books were Pfcture* in ju*t 10*eeonds, but alng, BIbl* study aad prayer presented to the churcb by Mr*. jrow can take them Indoor* at THB Gwendolyn Washington, Sunday service ia at 7:4J o'clock. night without flashbulb*. ; morning. The books were donated Com * in for • demonstration by membera and friends, soms in FARM ERS AND M ERCHANTS ■ The Reading Room of Itm ntfw n CMMmaHy Cbaret, —4t«•.-.. 1 .<<>y. . . - » b d a y School mfeb « » » i.m. Easy Credit Term* m m and the ctaxtb sorvlM -U beid al 7:11 p jn . Peg* Few THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. 1 Thursday, December 1, 1960 Proclamation » N ll» m WHEREAS, many men, women and particularly children, have lost ______^-BSTISLISBBD -SHi ------____ - arms-fa- accidents or were born OOttx M m — J. UABKL BftOWN. PUBLUHKH without arms, and **•»! PuUlBhed i t v i m ra ied ey st Kerport. Uonmoutb Qronty.li WHEREAS, the Junior Member­ _ Bt BSOWn PUBUaaDfOAND PBUfTIKa COMPAinr ship Department of the New Jer­ ’MumS Tm L a te , J, U |M Bravo, JHH at — Oeraldin* V. Bmwa, Auadtte Bdltm sey State Federation of Women's Clubs an endeavoring to raise Mrs. P. C., Manville, has bad IMPACT OF TELEVISION and quite probably, those A i U itm o Journal If • nm ptpvr 4*of tb* people, by th* (wopfe funds ai part of ■ humane cam­ disappointments with bar chrysan­ u 4 Cor Am p«Qpte.M K» «(n ta to w m th* best istcrwta ol atmtavao »*« great detates held on the television, becomes more measured paign to speed assistance to men, themum. Frost always kills It even women and children In the name as experts analyze the absentee and military ballot trends though It’s in a sheltered spot “Is of the UPPER EXTREMITY AM­ there any way I can speed Its , . . they were for Nixon, showing many who watched the Entered aa accood>cla*a m a tttt a* ft* M t otOc* al H t t a r u , M. X PUTEE FUND, and enter tea art rt March \ OT. WHEREAS, said fund will pro­ blossoming," she asks, “It just TV events vent, for Kennedy. Question of whether or not vide finger>, band, and arms to tor typographical aenrs ipict started to open - in November.” TV debates will be continued to other campaigns will be de-. error. . • people who have lost their upper Well, ma’am / it looks from here extremity in accidents or having cided by the party in power on the TV .merits and appeal Subscription Bcten been boro without arms. a* if you have a late blossoming / - PaaraNa la Adraaca N A T IO N AL EDITORIAL of the opposing candidate . . . Oh! we almost forgot . . . (Mi turTviaiia iUU) — 1 NOW, THEREFORE, I, Ralph R. variety says one of our authorities H u m Months ■ i Dennis, Mayor of Matawan, do set here’s our pitch io township committees and borough councils 6K U miHm _. _. a on this. And there's little you can a a aside and Proclaim . Out Year (onUidejtal*) — 1 do about it, adds Donald B. La­ everywhere , . . why not schedule the organization, meetings One Y etr (ouUlde O. S.) . . . i Friday Dec. 2, and Saturday, Dec. 3, 1960 as cey, extension home jgrounds spe­ on a day other than New Year’s Day . . . Perfectly legal THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1960 TAG DAV cialist. . torhave it after the New Year is welcomed . . . In that man-' In this municipality and urge an Respond To Light ner, we all could enjoy the holiday and the football games. . . citizens to contribute generously to *Mums have built-in mechanisms this fund when they are solicited and the big dinner . . . and the happy comforts of home on' earl Harbor Day by the members of the Junior Wo­ that respond to day length and if man's Club of Matawan. you'd rather have earlier blooms a holiday, • Besides, many of us aren’t in the finest fettle on Nineteen y^ars -ago on Dec. 7 the Japanese attack , on (Signed) you'll Just have to replace your New Year’s Day anyway . . . i . , ■ ' J^earl Harbor britagnt war to America and shocked our Ralph R. Dennis, Mayor plant with, other varieties.. people with Its disclosure of the tragedy that eta come when Generally, the wliltessml yellows vigilance is lacking.' It is a fitting date for Civil Defense Day. bloom quite early and the bronze Otbtr Newspapers and red shades rather late. If you ■ As we pay out respects to the dead and surviving heroesi of CAN YOU HELP . . . Tom Allen, a feature writer for the decide, to buy new plants your Pearl Harbor, let us reaffirm ourTesolve to be prepared and. Express Their View* New_YQrk_Daily.Nej^s;cme^ __ nurseiyinsin-can-guide you,------— vigilant— ”------— — ------r— Mrs. C. also wrote that her new­ seeking information for a book he is writing dealing.with;, Attack on America could come without warning, swift PLEASING PROSPECT ly transplanted hydrangeas.looked sharks. Quite naturally, he says, he wants to include ani, and devastating. A massive nuclear attack against-our (Newark Evening News) sunburned all summer. authentic account of the 1916 shark attack in Matawan Creek military centers, maj,or cities and industrial areas could bring (Issue Tuesday, Nov. 22, 1860) Possibly the leaves were' scorch­ . . Tom particularly is interested in obtaining, on loan of ed early in the season and never widespread death and destruction despite our superior mili­ After studying the movement of course, a map of Matawan itl the 1916 period and any photo-...... the high westerly winds, the Wea­ recovered. A newly set plant would tary strength. ’ V. V. ; ' ther Bureau offers hope for a gen­ have needed some extra water. {graphs which may be in existence of e vents which took place---- '• A strong Civil Defense with fallout shelters, tyrilt into erally amiable winter. Scrawny Pussy Willow at Matawan Creek July 12 through 14, 1916. He will make homes, office building;, factories and schools,' would save The westerlies are described as Mrs. R. D„ East. Rutherford, copies of the items and return them promptly. If anyone has • millions of lives. Non-military preparedness could spell the great rivers of air which flow west fifty Years Ago disposed of on the co-operative doesn’t like the looks of her pyissy any information to contribute concerning the local shark at- . difference between life and iferth for this nation. to east around the Northern Hemi­ (Issue Thursday, Dec. 1, 1910) plan to get money to help finance £vUIow bush, “ it's awfully high and tack, they maj; write Mr. Allen at 424 Seventh Ave., Pelham, sphere. Last year they got off A hot water radiator burst In the scraw ny.’' bedroom of W, A.. Close yesterday- a trip to Washington, t>. C„ was ' Civil Defense is, not a popular notion to every citizen. course, channeling 'southward cold I went to our Mr. Lacey, with N. Y. Tom points out that although the accounts of the morning, flooding the second story awarded Tuesday afternoon at the' shark attacks in the Creek became famous storiesy -a' great ( jSome ding to the idfea that war is unthinkable because nu­ air masses from Canada and Alas­ and' loosening the plaster in the school. The turkey went to Charles this problem, too. He 'says prune clear weapons are so horrible. Others say, “If such a war ka. This fall, however, they are room below. Much damage was B. Burlew of this vicinity. It, but not now. Walt until early many errors were permitted to slip through. . done before the water could be farther north and moving faster Announcement was made on Mon­ spring and then cut it back rather «ver- coHieS kve’ll -all die,- anyway, so why try to prepare shut off but no one was hurt. •gainst it?” . than normal, fending off the blasts day; that the Aeromarine Klemm severely. Mrs. D. then will do the from the Far North..— r A number' of our'young people bush a favor anj maybe have Civil Defense leaders do not evade the grim vital statis­ enjoyed a straw ride Saturday eve­ Corporation has been placed in re­ The result, says Ihe Weather Bu­ ning. They visited the neighboring ceivership by Federal Judge Wil­ some bunches of pussy willqwi to vVHO’S ON FIRST . . . The stage is set for the annual tics pf possible nuclear conflict. They know that millions reau, should be mild weather into towns and upon returning stopped liam N. Runyon. The company give to her friends. . . the middle of December, and per­ «t Miss Miidren Morton’s home Cut It Bock game of musical chairs in Keyport and Union Beach come could die from the heat and blast.-But they know the blg- manufactures low-wing monoplanes the first of the new year and annual council aeorganizaitions. haps lor much longer. where games were indulged in un­ in a section of the Aeromarine fac­ Cut the bush back to a place Just gest killer would be radioactive fallout, and they know.that til a late hour. . . . ’ Robert Holland, a lone Republican on the Union Beach Coun­ November’s pleasant days, with tory in Keyport. above where the main branch di­ moat of the nation can be protected against this by proper Gilbert Craig's little son, Wil­ grass still springtime green and The Ladies Aid of tha First Pres­ cil, is in the catbird seat His vote, on issues split between liam, was accidentally kicked ln the vides into several branches, like a the two Democratic factions will decide the issues one way ~ -fallout shelter.'— ' ~; • ’ “ ~ ~ ~ roses blooming here ahd there, is byterian Church is rehearsing a peach tree. Do this every spring head while playing with other , chil­ play, ‘‘Sunbonnets," td: be pre­ or another. The wooing is strictly fantastic .'. . Same thing' ;; Protection of human life and the minimizing of property confirming these happy rfindings.- dren one: day last week and lt re­ and the new suckers, will keep sented December 12 in the lecture in Keyport -tfhere Councilman Robert Strang, slightly peeved cjamageare major civil defense purposes. As Civil Defense Fuel dealers, the heavy clothing in­ quired three stitches to be taken by room of the church. - > growing to give you a fresh sup­ dustry. and winter sports enthusi­ a physician to close the wound In­ over that proposed police ordinance, easily could determine Pay arrives, it'might be well to reflect on the fact that; your flicted.' - * ' A serenade was .given by the fire­ ply. ' • - who will be what next year. If he should vote with Henri- asts will be unhappy, but the pros­ men on th e Freehold-Matawan Mr. and Mrs. Asbury Fountain In Monmouth'County there are a turvival is largely your business. No one in this free country pect m ust surely please hit the rest road, Saturday night, to Mr. and Hansen and Dyson Woodhouse on occasion, a 3-3; tie could and family removed on Saturday few commercial pussy willow grow­ ii compelled to build a fallout shelter, But you can’t ex­ Mrs. Fred Crine and Mr. and Mrs. result with the tie-breaker going to the mayor, Charles of us. . from Browntown to the home here Walter Lambertson. Each couple er; who prune their bushes this pect one, pre-packaged and delivered by your, government. Old-fashioned winters are pictur­ recently purchased of the Fred Lup- A Applegate . . . Catbird seat or just plain ordinary hot seat Defense of the home is the first responsibility of every citizen. was presented a chair. • way and harvest a crop every remains to be seen. Keyport quite likely will have dif­ esque and bracing and they were ton, Jr., estate. , spring. There has . been some greatly . Twenty Years Ago ferent staffers after the organization. New appointments fun when everybody had a horse Mrs. D. also would like to know needed Improvements made to the (Issue Thursday, Nov. 28, 1940) to look for will be in the attorney, engineer and auditor posts and sleigh or could walk to work. what kinds of evergreen bushes and But even a little snow disrupts Our roads ln Cliffwood the past week. Members of the M. E. Haley , . maybe...... , Our Children’s Health motorized urban life. For those who Women's (2.50 Gun Medal Button Hose Co. of Matawan. Boro are trees will grow In her area. She Shoes wllI be $1.50 at Pearson Completing the negotiations for the has a copy of Leaflet- 87, “ How to long for blizzards and Icy blasts Bros.,*Keyport, next^Saturday, Dec. purchase ot the W.. A. Close prop­ , There Js a “WMider-Worldjof Health lor Today's Chil­ there!* always Alaska ,ami Canada. Landscape Your Home” that has dren." Howard Earle teus flBAtit it Jn'an issue of Today's erty., adjoining their flr^house on William H, Freem an and W. ’Au­ Main St. pear tfrb Railroad station. p list, along, with maqy BUE; lealth, the American Medica'I Assodation’s magazine of ■■ • SEASON OPENS . gustas Thompson, who .recently The Matawan .Boro Council will gestions for home landscaping. ■ . FOR PARENTS ONLY'. , , Santa Claus has announced he leneral circulation. His opening paragraph telhs the sub­ > (Newark Evening News) formed a partnership and entered finish the' year’s business with a You may "have-a-copy, too, by has a full staff of helpers on hand' ahd he oncfe againwill- stance of his story: ; " ■ ■ : Sen. Harpet of Sussex it for- a into the business of selling and slight balance in all appropriation write a letter direct'from the North Pole to"all gOoJ boys accounts, according to an an­ writing to Garden Reporter, Col­ sales or personal Income tax and erecting monuments,' headstones, : “The youngsters of today, thanlcs to tremendous ad­ nouncement made Tuesday night lege of Agriculture, Rutgera' Uni­ and girls. Here’s how it works. Write-a letter to your .child Assembly Speaker Brady of Hudson eic., have purchased the long es-, and sign it-'‘Santa Claus.” Address this letter to your vances In medical science, enjoy freedom from most of the toblished business of James M, by Boro Auditor Nathan Lipman. versity, New Brunswick. serious childhood diseases of 25 years ago. Abnormalities ii (or an Income tax “to. relieve Ayres at Freehold, The Matawan Township Board youngster, affixing the proper return air-mail postage from of Education will hold a special that formerly killed or deformed a child are corrected today the ever-increasing burden on the Sdrne time between midnight Alaska. Place the letters in a larger envelope and address State’s homeowners.” Saturday and 4 o'clock Monday election on Tuesday, Dec. 10,.to and Injuries which once crippled are successfully treated. secure authorization for a (£6,850 to Santa’s Mail Bag, care'of Detachment 1, 55th Weather .Mr, Harper’s approval' is condl- morning A. Salt & Co.'s store at Reconnaissance Squadron,. APO 937, Seattle, Wash.' Santa’s Vaccines, antibiotics, hormones and other drugs combine Keyport wa»; entered by burglars bond Issue to finance the proposed H ealth H ints ioncd; he wants to be “assured hl£h school addition. ’ With the miracles of modem surgery and orthopedics to create and the entire stock of silks, satins: helpers, will take.your letter to a small post-office officially i| better world of health for children." the bulk ot the tax money would and velvets, valued at more than Rensselaer L. Cartan, Main St., called-Santa Claus House, North Pole, and. in due course be returned’ Jn-the form of state $1,400 stolen.' • . was elected president of the Mata- FIRST AID FOR BURNS your child will receive his letter from Santa, complete with Dramatic achievements have been made in correcting aid to counties' and municipalities." Jacob Melnzer, Cliffwood, h a s Wan Civic Club at the regular din­ By Michael S. Nettjohn, M.D. the authentic postmark; Deadline is Dei. -5 for mailing bought his mother's property adja­ ner meeting held Monday night at heart defects in children through, open heart surgery and Mr. Brady la cautious, too- He Householders will be Interested letters to Santa’s Mail Bag. ' : ^ other techniqu.es, defects which would haye proven fatal cent to the cemetery and is mak­ Buttonwood ManOr. wants any new fax to be jointfy ing extensive repairs. At a pretty home wedding on in a new first-aid measure for not long ago. Advanced blood tests frequently reveal un­ W ednesday, Nov. 20, 1940, M iss suspected diseases and abnormalities. Great progress is sponsored by both parties, so M, L. Miller was confined to the treating bums which Involve up to neither could use it against the house several days the past week Elizabeth Janet Dominick, daugh­ 20 per cent of the body. The Amer­ being made In arresting rheumatic fever, an outstanding with the mumps. ter of Mr, and Mrs. J. FranklM crippler of children. Under some conditions endocrinologists, other "for political purposes.1 Dominick, Lakeside Dr.,- Matawan, ican Medical Association reports NOMINATIONS ARE NOW ■ being ■ accepted for local Mr. Harper's reservation gets to Thirty Years Ago ■ became the bride of Douglas Bar- that immersion of the burned part college girls wishing tp be named Sports Queen of the 1961 working with hormones, may make a short boy taller-or (Issue Friday, Nov. 28, 1930) | pjrevent a growing gjrl from towering over her contempor­ the root of the question, which , is rowclough Ward, son of Mr. and Immediately ln Ice water results In Philadelphia Motor Boat and Sportsmen’s Show,' The show how much would be returned to Young men and boys who make Mrs. Arthur Ward, Wyckoff St. alleviation of the pain and pro­ aries. ' ' ..... a business trapping in the woods The ceremony waa performed at will mark its 26th year, Feb. 24 through Mar. 4, inclusive, what counties and municipalities. motes subsequent rapid healing. : and streams of this section during 12 noon by the Rev. Garrett S. Det- For bums of areas of the body at Convention-Hall. Nominees will be judged oil the badis ■ Mr- Earle sums up: "The child of today fares far better If the atate followed tho federal tha winter months have placed medically than the; child of yesterday. Tomorrow's youngsters wller. pastor of the First Baptist that cannot be Immersed, such as °f appearance,' sportsmanship, athletic ability, participation in formula,-under., which ., the states their traps and,..according., to re­ Church,, in the -living room -which head,-neck, shoulder^ - chest, ~ school activities' and scholastic ability.' This will be the sixth r will experience even greater wonders in curative treatment that contribute most generally get ports, the prospects are good for a had been decorated with yellow dominal wall, or back, soft clean And care.” , , . ' big season. Prices (or raw furs are chrysanthemums for the occasion. year for the co-ed honor. Last year, Miss Sandra Newkirk, least back, It la certain that a stato cloths chilled in a bucket of ice high, It is said, and the fur-bcar- Two new cisterns are' being built water should be gently applied. a student at Harcum Junior College, was named Sports sales or Income tax would bear lng animals appear to be plentiful. In Cheesequake. „ • . The cold treatment should be con­ Queen. ^ The Queen will reign throughout the show, .appear heaviest on the cities' and the Those who had traps set on the Pork loins, rib half, are 12 cents tinued until It can be stopped with­ in a series of fashion shows and be interviewed on the radio. larger suburbs, taking- Irom them opening day of the season report a poufid at the Acme Markets this out return of pain. In addition, she will receive a beautifully engraved trophy. Anatomy Of Apathy far more than would be returned. that they brought home large weekend, according to the adver­ The sooner the ice water Is used As to Mr. Brady's proviso, bi­ catches .of muskrats and skunks. tisement in this issue. Crisp green the more effective it seems to be. Girls interested in being nominated Sports Queen for this An American Medical Association news release deals partisan action on new taxes.would A large company of men and spinach Is five cents a pound; The procedure Is regarded as a far years show are advised to write Ball Associates Advertising with tho “anatomy of apathy.” It’s about polio, It recalls offer little protection against a pub­ women came before’ the Borough Fancy green strlngless beans, five more effective first-aid measure Agency, 845 North Broad St., Philadelphia, t or contact the ;,th£ days of terrible epidemics, when victims were struck lic revolt. The voters -could punish Council, Tuesday night, to ask the cents a pound; Florida oranges, than (he application of butler or public relations department of their own college.' ’ ■ :■ down on a mass scale. Then, in 1955,: came tfie Salk vaccine both parties by nominating and Mayor and Council to' take action sweet and Juicy, . IS cents a dozen; grease which has later to be re­ electing anti-tax legislative candi­ against the moving picture theatre grapefruit, five for 15 cents; Camp­ moved painfully by the attending which* when given in properly spaced shots, was 80 per cent dates pledged to vote for repeal. In being open on Sunday. bell’s soups, three Cans for' 23 physician. The easy availability of , effective against paralytic polio. In 1957, cases dropped to fact It was tho possibility ol a pu­ Those so far who have been able cents; Chlpso, large package, 18 the ingredients, ice cubes and -wa­ alow of 2499. nitive primary that hastened re­ to try their hand at Indoor goll at cents; round or sirloin steak, 33 ter, should make the prompt em­ peal of the sales tax experiment Henry Geran's barnyard golf cents a pound; poundcan of. Spry, ployment of. this new technique Then, as the release puts it, “We all went to sleep.” The In the Thirties. . cgurse had nothing but words of 16 cents. possible lor everyone. „ number, of paralytic polio cases has increased steadily. In Despite many assurances from praise for the spacious course he . sojne communities epidemics have appeared once again. Does Interested sources that tho public laid out under cover and eighteen this mean that the vaccine has failed? Dr. Alexander Lang- wants a now broad-based tax, lew holes of obstacle golf. ’ Social Security Veteran suggest that the question be put to Matawan’s two banking Institu­ ^ C h i e f of Epidemiology in the Government’s Communk- referendum. There appears to be a tions will shortly (Hstributp By M argaret A. Leavy able Disease Center, has the answer to'that question. He well-founded fear that the public #2,800 among tho members of the says:. Its nota Jaiiure o£ the vaccine, It’s a failure of the isn't as enthusiastic about more Christmas Clubs conducted at their Scrappy Chases A Bone people to use it. Eighty per cent of the paralytic eases are taxes as it.is represented to be. respective banks during the past ■;In the unvaccinated or incompletely vaccinatcd group,” Anyway, the broad-base tax sea­ fifty weeks. This Is about (3,500 Scrappy was a stray dog. He * Soon the truck turned off the son appears to have officially open­ less thnn was paid out a year ago, sleptept inin-barns, -barns, huddled in the tall highway. It stonoedstopped bv.aby,a meadow. • TJ1® vaccine is still 90 per. cent effective. But that ed. T he turkey whim the eighth grass, or any place lie could find The back of the truck tipped up. . ooesnt help the 85,000,000 people who have failed to take grade of Cheesequake publtc school as he wandered about Scrappy felt himself sliding, slid­ ■ advantage or it. : i . , INVESTOR PROTECTION One day Scrappy met another ing down. . (Newark Evening News) . CASEY ON THE STAGE stray dog. '**Do you have anything He.dripped with a soft thud and Investors probably will never be (Asbury Park rress) to eat?” the other dog asked Scrap­ tumbied'out of the way as the dirt py- Bow to Tartar* Your Wife a w m classic Insured against their stocks going Casoy Stengel, consigned to the roared out of the truck. ‘Then down, hut ot least they will now shelf by the New York Yankees as "You bet." barked Scrappy. "I Scrappy scrambled lo the top of havo Increased protection against buned a bone In the next field. too old to manage, may be embark­ Let’* go dig lt up." the. pile of dirt and began to dig WHAT JS losses by fraud, r o r ttfe. first time ing pn a new career. Recently he He was looking for his bone. In Its* 168-year history, tho New appealed on Perry Como's televi­ Scrappy led the way to the field, but when he reached it, he stood A m an in a tin'hat came up and York Stock Exchsngo has ordered sion show and demonstrated tn a stood watching him. “Say,, where all general partners of member- nationwide ^udlenco what sports- still and stared, tn the field there was a big machine with a shovel. did this dog come from?" he asked firms dealing with the public to W lters have long realized, that he the man in the truck. , carry adequate fidelity Insurance. It was lifting dirt into the back of Is a comedian of considerable gifts. a truck. The driver looked at Scrappy ahd Up to now only employees and offi­ Catey himself discounts his per-; "Oh; dear!" said Scrappy, "What scratchcd his head. “ I don't know,” cers o< member organizations have formance. He says he is not much' hesaid. "Shall I get rid of him?” been bonded. f . . Is happening?” ol an actor and adds that “at ^0. The other dog said, “They are The man In (he tin hat shook The order 'was the outgrowth a man ought to be able to choose; his head. "He's looking for'tome: of the recent expulsion of a mem­ going to build a house. They al­ his own work.". 1 - >1 ways dig up the ground before they thing. Let's see what it is.” ber for allegedly misappropriating Tho remarkable thlng.about all Scrappy finally found his bone nearly 5700,000 of customers' secur­ do th a t” , this Is that Stengel is a.tnan with ‘'J-ook. there goes my bone!" He picked It up in his mouth and ities. In a sim ilar case about 10 real financial security, lie could,: skidded down the side of the dirl years ago, Richard^ Whitney, for­ said Scrappy. The big machine lift­ if he wished, live, the rest of his v WUUaui H. M a s t, Baltimore, M l, a social security beneficiary ed a shovel full of dirt, with Scrap- pile. . mer president of life comfortably .without working ” yeara. recrfre. Ms.ZWth old-age I n s ^ r a ^ c h S py'a bone showing...... “Come here, boy,” said the man was convicted of II _ . . another day. Yet lie is actually con­ V- ,Hc*11*! «■* WeMare Secretary Arthur S. Flei Scrappy was very hungry now, in' the tin hat. Scrappy stood stilL iS.OOt.OM of customers' securities. cerned about hia Aiture and Is still Secretary Flemming nude Ibe presentation following a speed “He probably followed that bone The bonding of member-firm em­ and the bone looked fat and luicy. not looking for a snap Job as much eatta* Use new Sae&lSecarity BoBdiag ia Baltimore markingthe b u *'I won’t let them take m y bone," all the way from the field,” said ployees resulted from the Whitney as he is rar “opportunity.'’ ■ he decided. "I'm going after it” the man in ‘(he tin hat. "I like a CSSG. ” , . It would be a rash person who dog with .spunk," M ott member-flrmt think the Scrappy raced across .the Held ventured to predict whether Stengel and Jumped Into'the batk.of the half million dollars which the new will really decido to tread the bonding regulation, will cost them truck jost as K statted up,? ., board) as sa actor or stick to * •'Brrntroooom," went the truck annually ls w b « rth it. Investors baseball. Tha thought of him In the as it churned out of the field and •aw something besides the tin hat will agree. It’s bad enough trying He saw a big. wide smite. He liked role of King Lear woatd be vaguely * » * ■ " * • «■ onto the highway, The wind whist­ tooutgvqM ta t vagaries ol a. fli»j troubling. But it is fairly safe to the smile. He thought he would - ; » -anjisiM wooM ltta (■» fivM s free pamphlet ««pW da*.ae UM led past Scrappy•* a n as the Mating market without having' to bet that eld Casey will succeed at track went faiter/and faater.* •;>: like to live with such a nice man. worry »bout dishonesty, too, whatever he tries. Ha Is much too a a a sdmcata t» flw aacW accaritT law, sead a post eard wltli naaae Scrappy was too much afraid to Hetiwaed ever Hr lbe man aad- (continued bottom next column) young, alive and ambitious. «• W ity ibta&tratk*, Tu stat* St“ Perth look for his bone. He dug hia raws said, "Bow-wow.” 6crappy knew he would have a good home. H» lato the dirt aad bung an tightly.. wa* gtad be lad chased the bssse. Thursday, December 1, I960 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL. N. J. Pag* Flv*

Mrs. Jarry Ervin , I20 Entries In A rt Contest Sponsored Knights Of Columbus Honor Rev. Alfred Smith D r. M y ra Zinkc Plan Book Fair Honored By Club B y Laurcnce H arKor W oman’s Club Is BPW Speaker Mrs. Jerry Ervhi, Ticetown Rd., , t o t a l ' o f J2fl entries’ w ereon Browntown, y t a , ;taiore4nt~ t Dr. Myra Zinke, Matawan's first At the Whited ' Brown .‘Parent* piapiay^ortheartcomests^nsor- meeting of her dub held Tuesday Teacher Association meeting, ? ia :ed:by The WomanV Dub of JLau* woman physician, was the guest Brownies Bring Cheer To speaker at the meeting ot the evening at Ihe tioine of Mn. Clar­ Cheesequake, Nov. 21, Mias-Dar- : rence Harbor, Inc.; at ,the guest bara wolie announced the‘ book • night , tea held in Webster Hall of Nursing Home: Patients Business ■ and Professional ' Wo­ ence O. Hauser, Ticetown Rd.; fair will be held Dec. 19, 1* and IS "• the, Laurence Harbor Community m an’s Club o! Matawan k i d at Browntown, the Midway Hose Co. Fire House, with the themo, “Let’s G|veJSooki . Church. • Brownie Troop. 105 of Matawan Decorations were pink' and bluo Washington St.. Matawan. fur Cluiitmas." • ... Mrs. Lawrence Holden,.chairman visited the ML Pleasant Nursing and the gilts were trimmed in the Dr, Zinke, a resident of Ravino Miss Christina Swlda accepted of the art contest^ introduced the Home to bring cheer to the pa­ same colors. the treasurer's |>ast tor the balance - Judges, Mrs. John DiGlovanni rep­ tients for Thanksgiving. Bouquets Dr. for five years, was Introduced 'Others present wero Mrs. Juhn made of artificial flowers arranged by Mrs. Mae Dominick, health and of the year. Mrs. Anna Matey ra-, resenting ih e Laurence Harbor Fiorlno, Mutuwan; Mrs. Paul, Hau­ in cornucopia-type seasheJls were safely chairm an. A native of Buf- (signed tls m em bership chairm an American Legion Auxiliary, Unit ser and Mrs. WJIIjam I’ejiksu, placed on each patient’s tray falot N.Y».DrJUiiko-recolvod her aml-ttre vacon'cy-wrtt'ho'flilcd- by ' : iBrowriTown; mul M ik Jolin Peniisii 332, and Mrs.. Robert Nelson, art Mrs. Joan Brenner and Mrs.Hetty JTiahksgiying-Day.— The - favors degree from the University of Buf­ Morganvllle, ‘ ” —chairman-oMhe Woman's TTinToT were kept by each patient for a falo. She Interned and received a Maher. . - - : - • -, Parlin. The winners In the water permanent dresser decoration. residency at the Jersey City Med­ . color group were Susan Booth, first A card party ,ind fashion' ahov, ical Center and was a trainee at prize of $2.50; Carol Holden and Attending were Susan Jane Sy- will he hold In b'eliruary. Fashlotii ? der, Nancy Duncan, Joan Ward, Seton Hail College of Mcdlclno un­ will lit? shown by '‘Hetty's Stt6p( ; ■. Thomas Macdonald, first and sec-' der the nuspiceH of the National ond honorable mention respectiye- Debra Carres, Debra Durante, Pat­ Matawai.. ... , ! ./ Institute ot Health, specializing In ly/.ted' ribl^ns, all o! the sixth ricia Hutchinson .and Nina Bell. G lee Chib M em ber Mrs. MaryiPetonon reported oil internal medicine. g r a d e.;. In ‘i the' pencil sketch The Browaies were accompanied tlm 'Central Council mcetlhg which : i firojup, Jarnes Kologe, ’ seventh by . Mrs. William Ryder, Mrs. A specialist In internal medicine, 'Dedicated to the productlbh ot she attended stating- tlmt llto imsh* grade,, received the, first prize of Ralph Duncan and Mrs. Calvin Dr. Zinko Is on tho staff of River­ good nuisic, - Springfield. College’s topic discussod wus the problem - : J2.M; Phyllis Arabler and JRichard , Bell. . . . view Hospital and Monmouth Med- Glee Club, Sprlttgiletd, M ass., Is of parents'With'P-TA nuimliorahtp, ; Bernacktjr, first ahd second honor­ After the visit, the group enjoy- leal Center and also Is on the fac­ bolstered this ycur by tho voice of ln moro than one school. '■ ’ able mention,'respectively, red rib­ eJ refreshments at the home of ulty of post graduate mcdlclno at J. Douglas All, son of M r, mul M rs. Bus shelters.were discussed and . bons. ^ '• \ •' .; . - ' Mrs. Ryder, Maiden Lane; Mata Monmouth Medical Center. "Ho.v Joseph D. Ait, M organvllle. Under a motion was made to have Sltol- " To Stay Healthy" was her subject ter All Corp. nytlnt « survey, , , ■ Mrs.. Qlga Becker, president, wan. ' . •' • . ’ . tlio direction of Springfield Col- an d a quesUon-ftnil-ansvvcr put tod U-gi-'B director of m usic,-G ilbert T . Sayro-Wooda South nnd Brown*' greeted the members and their followed. ______town P-TA ineiiibers-havn been lg*'^ -^guestsi- who were introduced; The The Rev. Alfred W. Smith was the guest pi honor the .JWL knights attending were the lUv. James Con* V ickers, tho Glou Club Is com posed — BonattawVotea Ut m iifC tnin 30 m aio'votce«, Ttic; Vlled to Iho 7»mmry meellng to: c 4}Ee^.dfijU^Uo,;welcomed Mrsr Wil^ Browntown Youth at the annual clttfey nlxM dinner held in th« Kslfchti nell, Marlbjnr. leti, jBa j6s«pE U Sa, ClirrW Dtpuiv. y of Columbus Hajl by SL Joseph’* Council, KnlRhta Miss Kathleen Merritt conducted make frequent appearances at busi­ hear'speaker, from the Central: liam Beckner and Mrs. Dennis Mc­ right. Grand Knight John Trabachlno, eenter, was Council. . . . ~ Donald as new members of the oi Columbus, Keyport. The Rev. Father Smith h the master of ceremonies (or the spaghetti and meat the business session, during which ness and social functions througli- donations Wero voted to the Public but -the ^eastern United Slates dur Mrs. Lois Drost resigned ai pi»> club, _ ___ ’ . Goes To Chicago chaplain ot -Uie council and was presented with a ball dinner \yhlchwl was prepared b y M r, and M r a , Health Needy-Faintly "Christmas Ing lhelr- »nnual"spring'trip.-'In sram clmirnian andMrs. Gldnx _ Pr Oliver Dlggth and Mri. Fred­ m others...... ' ' „ cialplanslora Christmas program erick K. Dederlck, all of Matawan. companied by Mils Mary llaua- schools had virtually every orgonl• The next tneollng will ba Deo, II at the Browntown School. The York. Mr. ,nd Mrs. Michael Kldztrr mtlmi dedicated to the understand­ 1 when -the 'members will entertain and family, Ravino Dr., were Mr, and Mrs. Gee»fuBtiltl>B cheese .Real Estate Listing Cards foi HmtUt^StrttpamSOftortotsL sala sl this ^ - i ^ i '■*. iiib , MUS MtlTANHiUin DWVE-IN5H0E CENTER - Rt. 3S«JBetlisw|«W - ,0^aDiil|r 10 AJ«.ls9r4|| Thursday, December 1,19^1 Page S ix ' THE MATAWAN* JOURJtAI^N. J. Olmstead Accepted - 50th Wedding Anniversiuy RertiVe CommuJlibri Stress Lib rary Lecture Series Connecticut Residents M organville Indiana Technical College, Fort The Altar and Rosury Society of Wayne, has accepted for enroll' St Lawrence^ Chun*, Laurence A t M adison H igh V isitors; M any Entertain Thursday To Start M onday ment the application nf Roger Olm- Harbor WiQ receive Holy Com- stead, sod of Mr. and Mrs.' John M r. and M rs. William Borne*' Mr. and Mr?. Clifford Reichen- “A fabulous response," says Mrs. manias in a body Sunday, a t the Students at the new Madison Township High School not only'will P. 'Olmstead, 348 Main S t, Matf- i and children* Carol, Robert. b e rg e ra n d gons; Clifford and El* Jeremy Judije, Il East Wilson Cir­ 8:IS mass, Oa. Mosday evening waifc U nder Che coUege’r pian o f 1 William, Windsor, Conn., were wood, D o n £ 1 o Rfclcheriberger, cle, Middletown, commenting on have the use of extensive facilities members will attend the recitation in the library itself but also will studies, th e student begins spe­ weekend visitors at the home of Miss'Ruth Sitters, .Mr. and Mrs, the reaction to the lecture series cializing in one of 10 engineering Mr.. aad Mrs. Raymond Brown, Burrowes Aumack, ahd .children. being sponsored this season by of- the R osary and benediction in Jlhd the library ,being brought to their classrooms. and science fields in his sophomore WotgahviUe. . Rose, Dorothy, poena, Butch and Douglass- of Monmouth. Dr. Hous­ the; church a t 7:45 p.m . A business year. ■'...... James, Mrs: -Josephine Emmons, ton Peterson will jive the first lec­ meeting in ;the auditorium, will fol* Recognizing the significance .0? , Mrs- Louis Baed .and children* and; Warren Hibbettes jc. "were all ture Monday night at 8:15 p.m. $1 broad library services in the total low and election of officers will be ^Marilyn and Paul, and Mrs. Antol Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. tbe Rumson-Fair Haven Regional educational program, provision has' rette Napoli were Thanksgiving and Mrs. Joseph fteichenberger. High School, Rumson. held. ... ' been made for teachers%to petition Facilities Fo r pay dinner guests at the home, of Miss Carol Becker, a student at Mrs. Judge is serving as chalr- the librarian to compile materials Capt B. Waterman and Mfs. Water* SL Peter’s School of Nursing; New mgnof the lectures which will fea­ pertinent to their needs and to in an and daughter, Susan, Middle* jflnmswick. spent the weekend tu re' tour prominent Rutgers pro- Am m atiiros M ark have • these brought to - the class1 Business M ajors _ Jo w n ,_ with. Jier parenU, .,Mr. ^and^-Mrs. tessors.- dlscussing, in turn....tbe room iorTuse by,th£-pupils.- ...... -1 MadlsonTownship^pup^who” EdwaidTBe wedding anniversary Church. Keyport. The ceremony ter of the building, the library ,of Mrs. Martin Smith jr. and daugh* They were honored at the party; courage the formation of small dis­ stenography room/ also , three «VThanksgivlng pay dinner jguests, at a buffet dinner given by their cussion groups. The JJhone volun­ Waft performed by the Rev. .Father the niew, Madison Township High- rooms 'designated for bookkeeping *_ — indMrc^-GetM-ge-Brown.Mr.-and to^that- he-was^employed ,by- the Mrs. Charles. lilUnghtm, Spots-, willTproyide^a^soand-proof-plac© where she was a surgical patient. edited •by^FrtUf^ttm, and-—De- Tnarriage.where.M r.—Ammaturo graph, and copy machines. Stu­ Mrs! Louis Heyer sr., Matawan; Susquehanna Coal Company in wood: Mr. and Mrs. Robernorgeh* jnocracy iii America," abridged has established a plumbing busi­ for groups using library materials She is convalescing at the home of jenj Old Bridge: Mra. Adele Her­ dents will be given practical ex­ $fr. and Mrs. Louis Heyer *jr. and Runyon. He- Is a charter member edition, by Alexia-deToqueville. Tlie ness. , , who wish to confer about ' their her sister, Mrs. John Babrisky. of the Cheesequake Volunteer Fire zog, Cheeseqiiakfct M r. add ,M n . perience in their advanced courses ton, Robert, Keyport;. Mr. and Mrs: 3pfit two volumes liuy be obtained Music,was supplied for- dancing work without disturbing the others^ ' Joseph Kircher sr. and daughters, Thanksgiving- Day dinner, guests Department and was active in this Joseph LeRoy, Bloomfield; M r. and by serving as student secretaries as paper back editions. ' by ,the' ‘'MeUptones” ' of which The libraiy stack room and . the Rose and Dorjs Ann, Mr. and Mrs. at the home of Mr. and.Mrs. Al­ organisation fa r more. than 25 Mrs. Frank Mears, Woodbury; Mf. to st^ff members -and school or­ Mrs, Judge has announced that James jr. is a member. librarian's > work' area - adjoin this 1 Joseph - KTrcher jr. and sons, Jo-' bert Taber were E. Long, Mils years: ' , and Mrs. Frank Ruddy, Irvington, ganizations. lt is not necessary to do all or any Others attending besides their room as'does the‘audio-visual stor­ Heph, and William, Mr. and MrsJ- Kathy. Long, Mr, and Mrs; William Mrs; Applegate J r a .member of and Miss,Gladys Hurley. New York. The prdgrim'. of studies in' this Thomson, Mrs. David Ferriera and of -theextra reading to derive bene. Children were Mrs. Ammaturo's age room, ‘ . . - William Rappleyea, all of Lake­ fit.from the lecture series; She has It is expected that- the collection department includes, a well bal- sons, David and Brian. father, Salvatore Longette, Middle wood, and Kenneth Miller. • said, "Reading: .lists . will. be . pro­ ^own^AAnthanyXbbatemarco.-Nep^ of- books wilt exceed- 12 ^ 0 0 w ithta abcediaequence. i f .offerings: beginv.. — Mr.^andMnr Minis- Smitirsfr —Recent' guests-at the; home -of Auxiliary Complete!*.... ning with the ninth grade course. vided as a convenience, for those turie, son-in'law of the couple; M n three-years. ' . entertained on Thanksgiving Day; ■Mr. and-Mrs. John Babrisky were Regional P-TA Introduction to Business^ aiid pro­ who Wish to attem pt a study In and Mrs. Joseph Artelli, Joseph ‘Ar­ Guests- were Mr, aod Mrs.r Frank Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cosentino aryl Bazaar Arrangements grossing to Stcnbgraphy, Bookkeep­ depth of the topics, discussed/1 telli jr., Keyport; Mr. and M rt Smith and sons, Frank and John, daughters, Anne and Barbara, Ladies Guild Serves ing. Typewriting,. Business Law, A t St. Joseph’s Arrangements for the second an­ The schedule for lectures, in ad^ Nicholas Longette, M r. and Mrs;* NewaT-k; Mr. and Mrs. R o b e rt1 New Rochelle, N.Y.; Mr. arid Mrs. Salesmanship, Office Practice, -and nual bazaar sponsored by the Aux­ dition to Or; Peterson’s, is as fol- Louis Sakowski, Mr/ and Mrs. Owens and children, Vivien and Harvey Morrell sr., Matawan; Mrs. Communion BreaEfait Membeft of St Joseph's Parent- iliary of . the Laurence ' Harbor lowr. Tuesday, Jan. 31, Dr. Paul Dominick. Leonette, Mr..and Mrs; Clerical Practice. In addition, tba,. Subby, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Miller Louis Russell, Mrs. John Sesman study, of English,' mathematics, Teacher Assolft tion were hosts for American Legion Unit 332 have TUlett, associate professor of po­ Gerard Artelli, Mr. andM rs. Frank Members of the Ladies Guild of and sons, Donald’and Thomas, Mr. and Miss Janet Seaman, South the regional rheetirig Nov. 30, which been completed. The bazaar will litical science a t' the Esgleton - In-' the Trinity Episcopal Church,.Mat- history arid-physical education’.will And Mrs. Thomas Smith and chil* Artelli, Mr. ind M rs;, Patrick' Amboy* wasi held at 1:30 p.m.p. in the school stitute of Politics, Rutgers; Thurs­ awan, .8eryed breakfast Sunday for. be required of alL «Jreu, Iris and Willie, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wiillpm Thomson open Saturday ntoming at 10 a.in. Lorigo, Mr. and Mrs. Matty Peil- with a large display

THE OPENING Sponsor Book Fair The Browntown Parent-Teacher Association will sponsor its first O F O U R Book Fair for the benefit of the school library from D cc,-12 to 16, MR. CLEAN ... in the. Browntown School. Featur* ed will be adult books and books Miracle Whip ------' I ■ - - ~ appropriate for children from the fourth through the sixth grades; Children may visit the fair dur­ ing the day and browse. . SALAD DRESSING 49c The fair will also be open from Vegetarian or Pork *N Beans 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday Regular Style and Thursday evenings, Dec. 13,14 Boneless and IS when parents may purchase HEINZ BEANS I t u , their children's selections^ for Christmas gifts. . Unden House PO RK RO AST Harold Cirko, faculty member of Shoulder . the Browntown School, Is general Strawberry chairman of the project PRESERVES 12 o i. Ja r Upden House LAMB COMBO Bayview Baxaar Opens Tomorrow S ib . LAMB CHOPS Rib . ' .'* * * ' -' . . The annual bazaar of Bayview, Here a a club lo which all can belong—■ club that wlU help vou da Linden House j * tbe things you desire next Christmas! Put ln a little ouch week, Presbyterian Church, Cliffwood Sehiekhaus Beach, will -begin tomorrow eve­ D A IS Y HAM S f* ? .f ? ,u1b,t*“u»l Chrlslmas check next year. H ut’a all there ning at 7 p.m. The, theme of the j J1* ° S ,u r*, t rtcl(>* w® kl» w ' n » Merry Christmas and a debt-free New Year. ” bazaar Is Christmas. In addition to rthe usual bazaar PEANUT BUTTER ”' 39 Chopped Beef 3jbs*1°° Boiled Ham slked n»99c Items of knitted goods, crocheted . NBC Waffle Creams 25c Itemd, homemade candies and Italian Sausage lb69‘ cakes, there will be dolls, ceram­ Sunshine Golden Fruit Cookies 29c V eal Steaks aibed &99‘ _Peposlt Each' Receive Early Week F or 5« Weeks ics, Christmas dccoratlons for out­ Neat December side and inside the home. 25c $12.50 The Bayview Coffee House will feature sandwiches, hot dogs, cake^ 50c $25.00 coffee, tea and soda. — FROZEN FOODS — l l b b a i $ t . o o $ ? o , o o Unusual handmade gifts will mako attractive Christmas pres­ CARROTS $ 2 . 0 0 ents. $ 1 0 0 . 0 0 Seedless The bazaar will be open Friday Morton's Pot Pies ■'K’ 19* $5.00 , - $250.00 from 7 to 10 p .m /a n d Saturday R iver Valley. $ 1 0 . 0 0 $500.00 from 2 to 7 p.m. $ 2 0 . 0 0 $ 1 0 0 0 . 0 0 Guadalcanal Corps ; . R Cut Broccoli , 7 ^ 1 00 Will Sponsor Dance ^River valley ’ "W onderland it{ White" will be THK MATAWAN BANK tho theme Dcc. 1G when the Guadal­ MATAWAN, NEW JERSEY canal CoastaUers Junior Drum and Spinach . as l,, 7fcr$l00 Bugle Corps will sponsor their first O p e n M o n Christmas dance. The semi-formal affair will be held from B to 11:30 H ! £ £ PARKING p.m. in the Veterans of Foreign Thru Fri. Wars Hall, Cliffwood .Ave..' Cliff­ “ — DAIRY ^ wood. . . ■ “ ■ 0/ii VE-IN A NO MU d i | M There will be entertainment, dancc contests and door prizes. T il 9 WALK-UP f e Eddie Bowman and His Arrows Endeto Natural Swiss •-^ 29' tviNocnvs. iliri _}■ j |J i| will provide the music. Teen-agers -e Reserve Ihe Rlgtii are invited to attend and tickets may be purchased at the door, " ro Limit Quantities • Ida Mae Pizza Pies & 49° : ’ i, ' ■ I.' V| ‘: irporolloit — ftd.rol How about bpsmass cards?. W« - ^’rltti Ef(rctivi;Through can supply them quickly and ill Saturday, December 1 126 M A IN ST., M ATAW AK lucky Whip c- 39« the right price. Como and try us. aaaiM ^ ini.ii-rr'r-- • '■( .. - A f '’'V Page Seven THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, December 1/ 19Af|

served at I pjn. There will be an Demo Women Meet exchange of Mrs. Rudff is r 1® chairman and the co-chifrmao Bottone^ Reservations may In Asbury Park Went? ^V . cluft prei- MORI LOW PWCB SAVE YOU MORE AT AaPI SIMPLE DEDUCTION SHOWS . M rs. Rocco Bonforte, L o n g Branch, first vice president,- coa- m A special award waa received by ■/. ' ■■■■■ - ■ : ducted^lhe regular monthly meet* Mrs.Thomas R.RockhUl, Glendoia. . inf of tbe. - Women's.. Democratic Club of Morimouth County Saturday A 25-year study of radiation — -in -th r; Absence -of.the president, treatment for tonsil area cancer Mre. Hany Hill, Keansburg. - The shows a much better, though unex­ meeting was, held at the Albion plained, survival rate among wo­ Hotel, Asbury Park. The county men compared to men. • • - -- . unit, was the guest of the Asbury Park Women’s Democratic Club, whose president Is Mrs. Roland A m ngton, . Bill PancQr CO M R I A moment of silence was. ob> served for late members, Mrs. , JCovel»ky, Leonardo, and Mrs. Grace Gately, Ayoo* _ ; «?¥?•' ?®°rge R*«b sr.. ^Atlantic Highlands, social chairman, re­ ported on the recent successful ELECTRIC candidates tea honoring Mrs. Rob*- 610 AUMACK AVE. ert B. Meyner and announced that Mrs- Hill presented a check for. UNION BEACH Shop liriy , , . M ill lirly For Q iH ilm f $300 on benalf of‘the-club to the Monmouth County campaign com­ mittee.- ...... * * • COMMERCIAL ■ For baUnt.'iQolinQ or uU^t' - Absentee Ballots Important Flounder 2 'P\-; 8I* Mrs. - Gustaye—J .« Freret, Fair • HOUSING i;B.END-7 1IBI LOIR 'END Haven, secretary of the Monmouth • • INDUSTRIAL Sm»IH i:,VL6S* ■ County Board of Elections, spoke «»IH 7 Ribi it ( t f V on tne important part the absentee W IRING & REPAIRS Rsalemoa 31» 4 ll ballot playeosjn the recent pres* Rock Lobster T a ils 'p#^95« iaential electiortN .She.stated, that No Job Teo Small LomoaJuice ;^ere./we^.lO3i.mlitary_and-2041 civilian(ballots yofed in the county .lUeonttihilad . . 4hd Monmouth bounty voted 89 6 ptn» I t . q»*H EC , peu centr*” ^ " . < beHla* 1 b oH !.« III tUlF-fllU. CUT u m l u r - FULL CHI c . Mrs. Clarence Ralne, Neptune, Ha cwofi iw otti •o mom tiMoni SMOKED HAMS Jffil$l?iiye_chainnan>..reported-that 45: t t . ■Ildar Kill think there were 150 new citizens na­ Colonna turalized. Various club members imported Ptrtnaian Fertleel hqve been assigned to contact them Grated Cheeso 4£ 39« 4 W ' __ for membership. ■ - R*dl-Mli Ravorad Fresh Sauerkraut m!:Xk 2 X 29* Applesauce 1 27* *Filly Datkil ikHk Partial lilt Mrs. AngeW\Bottone, Keansburg, . uiMr am • chairman of the nominating-com­ Bread Cmwto jL£.25» mittee, presented th e following HAMS si* 33! 43! slate: Second vice president, Mrs. GAS Swift’s Meats AMrewDeZfimo^Farmingdales-end You Get Clean, Quick ^financial' secretary, Mrs. Ruch, “Joper-RlgJit" W»)( tr “anper-niilit** QtttUly—SMDKCD There were no nominations made fRESH from the floor. The election will Heal For Cooking Either Hall take place at the January meeting. Beef Tongues 49! A Christmas party .for members LEGS « LAMB OmltmllM Qktfi aal lta«ln| " .and guests wilt be held Saturday J*rompt, Efficient Pec, 10, at: Crystal Brook lnrt, •. Eatontown. -The luncheon’ will be Service Kaiser Lamb Shoulders ^ 29* .. QUILTEO : Regalar C O v e n - “tiMMIIlM" anility > . KEYPORT GAS CO. Aluminum Foil Style R e a d y toln Pork Chops 791 T Inch wid* 9Ao Ib. AllUlate d » 4 9 >0 If. rell ■ . . ’WhaVare the folkrdS*i Swift’s Sausago links . Ing? Find out fast with Scott a friendly phone call. It KEYPORT LIM BER Brown N* Sarv* l/| Ib. pig. . ' coats little. A 3 minute 49* station call clear to '& SUPPLY CO. Family Napkins A*Ps DEPENDABLE GROCERIES! ^J,Montreal,:Canadairora Aabury Park costs only TeL LOwell 6-1872 .of 40 ~ 90j! after 6 P M - iO * tax CORNED BEEF 15' / i 01 . not Included* . Cliffwood Zest Soap HASH 2 cans 6 9 c For toltaf or both CAULIFLOWER AiP Irani IB ex. Our Finest Quillty 2 Dam 2 7 c i * i « ★ Opens F ri., Dec. 2 ★ APPLESAUCE Wklte » 2 3 ' Chicken at tki Sta 7 oi. 1 0 0 We take this opportunity to thank our many Zest Soap Wltk 3i OH libel tlna friends and patrons who have borne with us Especially for th* baHi WHITE TUNA 3 STRING BEANS during our alteration and remodeling period. BROWN IB u. Teator tk . B ^ M B E A N S MIM •“ I I f 2 Jwa 4 9 c Crisp 19 C o n t a i n Highway 36 and Atlantic St., Keyport Duz Detergent B M. ’ Pramlum Peel - TOMATO PASTE Irali O il i O c SPINACH Clntilat* Flavored Syru freak 10 m. . 20 u . M t t . Watked kig 19 C hag 37« Ivory D v J V U Milk Amplifier J a r 5 3 c Fresh Broccoli buneh AGENCIES i f Liquid Detergent quart k ettle y ~ # 7 i ^ i a i CLOROX BLEACH Del Icious Apples^ 19f FORD • COMET - MERCURY - LINCOLN I7 « e«fl WM -. ifin TOILET ' iilli. Ill If (|||f Pascal Celery ^ 19* MOST ACTIVE USED CAR LOT Trend SOAP 6 -31c A for IN MONMOUTH COUNTY 1 2 5 3 c Yellow Turnips 5* Monmouth Street, Opposite CarltQn Theatre Liquid Detergent FACIAL (kge. Twin RED BANK - TISSUES (1400 WANT TO MAKI SANTA’S Peek AN GEL s o n 2 3 3 c SHadyside 7-4545 — 1-6000 Ur Irani — Vlrflnli NablM« — Pliln ar Silttl "NMFIMtlD" Mr. Clean Salted Peanuts 2 . 49* Premium 2 !£ 53* usrt Atl purpo<»-liquid cUsittr Sorvo .. Wifli «• 21 ol £f g Mareal Hankies 4 « 27* Q.T. Frosting 2 ^ 2 9 * SAVE WITH S A F E C O off label beHle™** (■ ofn.b.i p‘« 43« JAHI PARKW Qreenwood Red Cabbage 2 '^‘ 43' Our Own Tu Bag* .. «(4I - THIS WIIKI AUTO INSURANCE Nu*Soft Kraft’i Macaroni Dinner 2 ’;C31* Wnthmora Han-Par«ll* •'/i " W e DUTCH Imperfed Iftllen Viiaoo D o w u Fruit Flavored 12 »i. Fabric loflanar rlnto i r . . , j s * Pope Tomatoes WlA Pail* I Beill ean•in T U m DBrry Mill Supplfm«nt |«r APPLE PIE 49^ I H / l V r J j a Auto Rate Comparison k o 'ii.^ 5 * River Brand White Rice ^27"b n ' Chocolate Drink More Jon* ferktr VoIuhI ..... 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 2-Dr. Sedan, used to Heckeri Flour Alt Purpoia : : b,5 5 « Borden’s Instant Coffee 82* OnnmtM Buna «*■•* 9 13^ drive to and from work less than 10 miles each Kasco l» i- Fell Liquid Detergent T m I::•an 32- Plllsbury Bliculti “ 1,3 £ 29* way. No male drivers under 25. Monmouth Wllh la quart f f g 10..« llb JA | MmUo kid Gold Coka »•«*. Dog Meal Rose-X Fluffy Rinie •ff label taHJa” P.O.V. Wild Bird Food labtl p»,,W County. Enriched Brand eurniMU leafW Most Co/s Safeco $10 20,000 Bodily Injury $49,68 $35.20 FROZEN FOODS! DAIRY VALVES! Jana Parker Fruit Cako $5,000 Property Damage 18.90 15.00 B lif ill Iru l WIUBirc—in * * M l White •e lt $1,000 Medical Payments 1 0 . 0 0 8 .6 0 : ChUleMr e*rten "/,H" 1.49 2.953*99 Tufiay, |««| I 4h , 69' Comprehensive Fire and Theft 18.00 1 2 .6 0 Meat Pies 4 Z 75* large Eggs , BARK FRUIT OAII :;,8 9 c >1F brand I O o i.J 7 | ft 1.69 $50 Deductible Collision 59.00 45.20 Freech Fried Potatoes ^ 2 ^ 55* Sharp Cheddar Bar WliepftiJn plf. $25 Towing and Road Service 2.50 2.40 11*1-41 A l t AmerUen, PlweM#,SwU» 4 4et. A l || J*»* lOoi. Fruit Punches 2 J “ 35* M v l au»g., ? 138 Main Street D M - W a C • TM. ' . 14h «. .• UK.PM . ■- Ttan.t laent, IlilHiiviii #w rjt ’ r t i e v u a t t b t M . f i t u i vatu U v al Thursday, December 1, I960 ■fife fight THE MATAWAN JOURNAl, N. J.

continue to pay for buses that hnd ample water. The mayor’s opinion pressed the hope they would not Board O fficials reached the point of being obsolete. was a boat basin would be better be driven into the courts. But the f p Mr. Bpwes noted that four of the use for the property, : board was adam ant Uie m ap eight buses involved in the rental Henry Severin, Sayre Woods, at­ should go to the engineer. Speak O it Budget agreement between the two bus torney for Saul Cantor Associates, Alexander Molnar, Woodbridge, The Matawan Journal Classified Ads firms were, 1941 models, three were Inc.,,New York, developers of a realtor representing a supermar­ ' Holmdel Township Board ofEd* 1947 models and only one w as'a Sayre Woods South, was ui again ket, reported to-be the ASP. ap­ vcation President H arry IC, Lub* 195!) model. Mr. Bowes found'U.pa- With a 292-lot m ap of Pine Haven, plied for a four-acre minor sub­ > kertand Vice president Harry D. tent that the Asbury Park a New in Crestwood. adjoining S a y r e division jm t of a.22-acre tract- a t HOUSES FOR SAIE SERVICES FOR SALE FOR RENT Pitcher wiil be-the speakers Tues­ York Transit Co. would endanger Woods South. Mr. Severin recall­ the corner of Route 9 and Throck­ NEW HOMES buUt to your require­ APARTMENT, -4 rooms, hot water, day at a meeting of the Holmdel its competitive position bn its Mew ed that he had been before the morton Lane, Sayre Woods South. ments, 100%> mortgage, no down VOW, COST HEATINO CHRISTMAS GIFTS heat and electric supplied. Cor-' ;■■■■ Township Civic Association to be York run if Jt were to continue to boardl. six times previously. The entire tract had been- rezoned payment Lots available In Mata­ ner house,.70.-. 2nd S t, Keyport.-. ' held at 8 p m. it the Hotmdel BIck for a shopping center recently and Complete systems Installed as low keep such outmoded buses in opera­ Mri Severin noted there was wan v Keyport area. Cali LOweU Let us help you with yqur Christ­ Call COlfax 4-3523. . wjtf - m entary School, it w as ftwKmnced tion against rival bus firms with question if his clients had carried this municipal action was taken in­ as $495. Duct work, furnaces and today by Robert Price, Association 6-0244. w jtf mas shopping. Give, a Christmas APARTMENT, 4 rooms. Inquire up-to-the-minute equipment. Mr. tnelr project along within the three- to the courtu by could be a fac­ were in existence In the days wh£n planning board, lii which Mr. Sal­ would be needed for a multiple the Rollo local bus to Matawan dwelling project such as this one. screens (8000. Call ow ner. South bath, garage, large yard, walking tory with a multitude of objections, vcst related he had examined the Orange 3-0926.______wjl* TWO twin size poster beds, box station was a commuter accommo­ HELP WANTED distance to stores, newly decorated. the residents of Telegraph Hill and chronological order of the case and Mr. Keating was of the opinion the : springs and mattresses, good dation, Mr. Bowes pointed out. The HOLMDEL RANCH, 3 bedrooms, REGISTERED NURSE, 11 p.m. to Available now. Call HOpkins Old M anor feared. . it was his opinion that Saul Cantor applicant needed a variance from condition, reasonable. Chairs and 2 baths, finished rec room, cel­ 2-2353.______w jl shifting of commercial activity to Associates, Inc., duly were In ap­ the zoning board of adjustment. 7 a.m. shift, five days. Call COl­ m any household Items. Call COl­ Mr. Carton pointed out to them the highways "and shipping centers lar, 2 car garage, patio. Puchascr plication by the action of the form­ Mr. Kosobucki said he was not ah fax 4-2027: ■ wJU fax 4-4076. w il KEYPORT, 2 apartments. 4 To 6- their opposition to the “H” zone outside town limits also reduced applicant yet, but-was seeking the may assume 4‘A% G. I. mortgage. rooms, bath, garage, hot water' er planning board last December. LIGHT, FAST hand assembly. Ap­ was untimely and that It was some­ the In-town travel of. shoppers on reaction of the planning board be­ (19,500. Carlton H. JPolIng, 38 High­ SIMMONS hlde-a-bed with slip cov­ supplied. Call WAbash 5-1706. •wjl* what illogical in that there was such buses, Mr, Bowes pointed out. Mr. Severin was asked about fore seeking a variance. way 36, Keyport, Call COlfax ply Billord's, First St., Keyport. er, mahogany end table, best of­ HAZLET HOUSE, 4,, rooms and further setting off from them lands Revenues Up In Middletown engineer's approval. He cited that 4-1918. - w jl ______wjtf fer. - Call COlfax *4)058. wjl of undesirable commercial-or in­ An enabling minor, subdivision -.-'bath,. hot water heatr must- have Richard V/. Seibert, business Robert Baler, Milltown, the-.form­ BOOKKEEPER,';payroll,^'.part time dustrial use of Jt part of the Hutch­ for the one acre was-granted to CUSTOM BUILT ranch.: 3 bed­ S P E E D ; GRAPHIC : ca m era com­ references.— Call C01fnx 4-2039.- - manager for Middletown Township,' er municipal engineer, had sign­ rooms, living room, extra large in Keyport. Call David Ruda, inson property under the “H" ed the map, conditional on the res­ Henry and Eleanor Delbasco for plete with all accessories, line : : ' wjl*. submitted a franchise tax report this project of Mr. Kosobucki, their kitchen, bath, utility room, enclos­ SHadyside 7-3965. .w jl condition, worth $150, will sacrifice amending than if things just stood from Ihe Rollo firm to the town­ olutions'being presented. Mr, Sev­ KEYPORT, apartment, 5 - rooms, son-in-law. ■[ ' :. — ed porch, near school, $12,500. $400 NURSES AIDES, apply in person $93. Call LOwell 6-6281. wjl as they were. ship for the month of November erin declared it also was in the down, F. H. A. Carlton H. Poling, center of town, $70 per month. minutes that Mr. Lennox had ap­ George D. Clark applied for a between 7 aim. and 3 p.m., Cali COlfax 4-6033 after 6 p.m; wjl May Withdraw Part Of H Zone Indicating (hat the revenues of the major subdivision of 18 lots on Highway 36, Keyport., Call COI- REFRIGERATOR 10 cubic fool, Bernard Goldsmith, planning proved the map,, even though Mr. Brookdale Nursing Home, Highway Rollo lirm from local operations In land he owns on' Route 18 adjoin­ fax 4-1918. , . . V-.v w jl Cold Spot, good condition, $35; BUNGALOW, furnished, 4 rooms, board chairman, pledged a con­ Severin had to agree with Mr. Hoff­ 35, Hozlet. ' ‘ w jl Middletown had Jumped 15 per cent ing ’ Southwood .near the Miller HAZLET split: level, 7, rooms, 114 also Castro convertibles with slip improvements, 1 or 2 adults; also sideration to withdrawing part of that month. He found this at var­ man that Mr, Lennox's signature EXPERIENCED Chrysler-'mechan- covers,.$50./C all LOwell 6-3735. 2 room apartment, large bedroom' was not affixed. School. It, too, was referred to the baths, good Ideation, purchaser the "H" zone from their proximity iance with all that was being said engineer. may assume present iW jo G. I. Ic. Apply Raritan Garage, South - . w jl' with twin beds, kitchen privileges. in a further amending of the zoning about the unfortunate condition of Lennox To Verify Map A minor subdivision for Eleanor mortgage, $93 per month.. $15,900. Main St., Keyport or call COirax Very nice for school teachers or i FIVE PIECE breakfast set, Hot ordinance. It has been pointed out the company's operations. But Mr. The board sustained Mr, Hoff­ Romano for plots ot .34 acres and Carlton H. Poling, Realtor, 38 High­ 4-0381.______. - ______wjtf business ladies. Will board. C all' that the industrial park plan of Point R efrigerator and 54" Currie said the report would be man's view the map should go to one acre out of 4.58 acres she owns way 36, Keyport. Call COlfax SALESLADY, women an d chil­ LOwell 6-2159. w jl Middle Union Associates, Inc., Clif­ Youngstown sink; all very good analyzed to show lt gave a false Mr. Lennox for verification. Mr. on Amboy Rd. was rejected be- 4-1918. '______w jl dren’s wear.- Full or part time, APARTMENTS, 3 rooms and bath, ton, for the area north Of the *‘H” condition, teasonable. Call COl­ picture of the true condition, Severin reminded the body of the cause land was not allotted for an experience necessary. Apply West- unfurnished, $70 per month, 4 - zone wiU Involve further rezoning CAPE COD, t rooms, 3 bedrooms, fax 4-3490. w jl Theodore Massoth, New York, a long delays that had been Imposedm I eigni-anu-one-naii-iootelght-and-onc-half-foot strip tow In-in- rooms and bath, unfurnished, $90. for Industry, If the park ls to be­ bath, oil heat, full cellar. Pur­ retch’s, 45 W. F ront St., Keyport. transportation consultant, vyu pvt bn his clients In this maUei^andid (creaseI creaso Atttboy. ■ ' ...... Rd.,...... to ...... width, chaser may ,assume P. 11. A. LIVING ROOM SUITE, 2 pieces, per month, 3 rooms and bath, knot­ come a reality. Trimming of! the on the stand by Mr. Currie to tes­ w jl warned ihls latest one wpuld%e a Raymond~ . MlchelowsW,, seeWngh» black, 2 bionde end tables and ty pine kitchen, living room with aouthwest comer of the 4'H" 'idve tify as to (he Operalfon of ths’Mar­ damaging one to thfem eclnoiHldnl-il-Jmlnor ______subdivision on . Mate'iaporllx . .______FEMALE kitchen help. beamed ceiling and fireplace, bed­ and more land added to Its nofffr Brookdale NursInfrj.Horl coffee table, excellent cqjlditionr athon Bus Co; lii' the Keyport-to- ly in this project. Mr. Soyerln sx- 'R& ^fin into the same difficulty. Highway 36,T S with fireplace, i&10 per ern bounds was believed to, be a Kean'sburg ored. .Mr, Massoth ac­ tvay 35."'Hazlet 'b i t ® n ! References" reified. Carl- 4-1918: . ^ *J1 to_3^30- g;mi _ _ _ ■ •' ! - >' • -.wjl logical matter for discussion Tues­ knowledged that tin application had LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE toii'H.-Poling,‘38 Highway 36, Key- day. No objection has come in so been , put on file Nov. 25 by the EMERSON upright piano; ‘ good port. COlfax 4-1918, w jl - for from Mr. Nero to any zoning AUTOS FOR SALE Marathon firm in the prospect of _ . TAX BALE — lino ~ . WALKER & WALKER condition; reasonably priced. Call FURNISHED ROOM. Call LOw* change for his land.. . Rollo abandoning Its lines to m ake PubHo Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, th« Collector et Taxes I960 CHRYSLER Windsor, 4 door, COlfax 4-1334. w jl “I am sure we caii work this out of tne Townahip of Matawan, Monmouth County, N. J., wlli sell at public ell 6-4230, jl ths Keyport-Union ; Beoch-Keoni- auction in tht Municipal Building on the 13th day of December, i960, at 2:00 REALTORS hard top, many extras; excellent to the satisfaction of Old Manor burg operations of Marathon open P.M., the following described iands. buy, will take trade. Call LOwell RUGS, used, 50 • 9x12, 9x15, 12x12. Real Estate For Sale and Telegraph Hill R d residents,” to local carrying points. The trans­ Said lands wllf be sold to make the amount of municipal ilens chargeable Hl(hway H, HaxM 6-6281. ’ ~ w jl 1 11x13, m any odd size carpets, Mr. Goldsmith commented. “It agamat the same,on the first day ot July, I960, exclusive, however, of the portation consultant noted that at lien for. taxea fur the year lDQO as c6mputed in the following Ust together COlfax 4-5212 runners and scatters; also assort­ ACREAGE, Holmdel, 1 a c re on hill* I was never our intention to establish 1950 HENRY J, radio and heater, this time Marathon has to operate with lnterest’;on said amount from the flrst'day of July, 1960 to the dote or ment of braided and hooked rugs. side, (4000, IV< acres on high; a zone which would be detrimental *»>«• «>ata of sale. The auV*criJ>er wittyeeU In fee .to the person who Op* . 7 Day* . m y reasonable offer. Call COl­ with a “closed door" against pas­ -’ffsS.V.' ( Marble top and drop leaf tables, elevation, $6700. Marlboro, .ap*' to any section of town. | plda the amount due subject to redemption at the lowest tale of interest, fax 4-3518. -v : ; : w jl chests, dressers,'(twin beds-. Open proximately *6 acre, $150&: C arl- , sengers for all points in thelarea, but in no ease exceeding (6) per centum per annum. Uie payment ASSUME FOR tl8i» ^ V; “As a matter of fact, In the ini* for the pale ata|l-be made before the conclusion, of the pale hr the property 1956 BUICK, t4 door Riviera, -trai 9 td 9, Shore Furniture, Highway ton ^ Poling* Realtor,-3$, High*, tlal stages of master planning, it carrying only those whose destina­ rhra trliA 2 bedroom bungalow Is will be refold, v.Cash or certified check only wilt be accepted in payment. and heater,' excellent condition. 35, X aurence H arb o r : , w jl way 36, Keyport. . Call . COlfax was proposed that the Industrial tion is on the Marathon’s Cliff- „ Any parcel of real .property-for which there shall be.no other purchaser Ideal for do It yourself outside wiU be struck off and aold to the Township of Matawan, N. J„ for fedempUon Best offer. Call COlfax 4-3518. wil 4*1918. w jl; zone Include alt of the area to the wood-to-Perth. Amboy run...... painter. Has. wall.ta .wall .carpeting H & O train set and equipment, Mr. Massoth testified the Mara­ at eight per centum per. annum -and the murUcl’palTty ahalf have Ihe*aame west, right up to the edge of Old “leales aiid right as other purchasers, including the right to bar or tore* In living room and bedroom . Large reasonable. Call LOweir 6-4106. Manor, but the board rejected this thon service would be On an hourly te the right of redemption. . kitchen, 1 car garage,; cyclone PLYMOUTH 1965 l o s t The aale will be made and conducted In accordance with the provisions of 35 M.M. KODAK with case and Idea for one reason, to protect Old basis Monday to Friday from 5:28 • U i n t a o f O l . l . . 1 V . . . . •• a _ A . . ______f" i ___, j (eijce. Near transportation. - Ask­ Excellent condition, V-8, Belvedere, BEAGLE, brown, black and white, the statute of the 8tate of New Jersey entitled, "An Act concerning unpaid .- flash. Call LOwell 6-1292. Jl *'Manor” •— a.m. to 7 p.m. and hourly there­ taxea and assessments'and other municipal charges on real brooerty. snd ing only $9500. $76.00 m onth pays -4 door sedan, radio and heater, male, answers to Sam, In vicinity after until midnight. There would rovidlng for the collection thereof by tbf creation and enforcement of liens all.: Easy finance. r winterized, new snow tires,- easy of The Bargain House, Tennent be hourly scrvice Saturdays, Sun­ Glereon (Chapter 8 Title 54 of the 'Revised Statutes)/1 and acta supplement* driving.. car for learner. Ideal Situation Wanted Road, Morganville, Saturday, No-:' days and holidays, he explained. ary thereto and amendatory thereof. • Local M en H urt . At aiur time before the sale the underslgntd will receive payment of the . VETERANS Christmas gift, sacrafice $85 cash, WILL wash and iron all type* oi vember I9th. Reward. Call LOw­ Mayor Grivany found this would amount due on any property with the Interest and cost up to the time of take over payment $27 per month. ell 6-5118. ' j l No Down Payment — combination curtains; also stretch curtains In (continued from page one) be “better" service than Rollo had p ay m en t. - housei with store, located In1 new Call Mr. Fletcher, MErcury 4-9736. - The said lands ao subject to aale described;in accordance with the tax my own home. - Prompt-service abrasion of chest and possible chest liven, but Mr, Hartman questioned duplicate, including the name of the owner as ahown on Ihe last tax duplicate develQPed area of over 700 fam­ ' ‘ w jl Bu»inei» Opportunities f Can PArkway 1-3595. wjtl injuries. I Marathon could take On the addi­ and the aggregate of taxes, and other municipal charges which were a Hen ilies. Excellent business site for PLYMpUTH, 1952, good mechanic­ C an Are Demolished tional stopping and starting For lo­ thereon on the first day of July, I960, exclusive, however, of the lien for Delicatessen or General Store. MATAWAN restaurant, equipment tax e a to r th e y e a r 1D80, a r t a i fisted below ...... al condition, R it H. Dir. lights, MENDING, turning shirt collars, ' and good will, will sell equipment “The two cars Involved' In "the cal carrying and still maintain its ...... :------PAULINE K BElin. ' ------Apartment neatly decorated. _ Bus, oil in working condition, good tires, schedule.- Mr, Massoth believed R.R. transportation and school Just hems and minor alterations: Call separately.' Call OSborn l-lJw aft­ crash were demolished with the MATAWAN TOWNSHIP, N. J. OoUector of Taxet. . $200. Cali HOpkins 2-2095. Wjtf COlfax 4-6083. . wjl there would be no difficulty In this. 2 blocks away. Ready for your er 6 p.m , - w jl* .front ends of each crumpled by N A M E BLOCK LOT AMOUNT the Impact of the crash. One vehic­ No Service To Red Bank TOWNSHIP ASSESSMENT MAP inspection. Selling price $13,009. le was. pushed against .the, guard Mayor Grnvany and Mr. Russell Verbeck, A dam , E at. 4 - 140 38.01 w jl were not satisfied, however, in that Ansuco Securities Corp. O - 33 167.37 rail of the bridge which saved It Alexander, E. M. and Johnson, M. A. 7 110 904.46 HAZLET, extra large lot with 3 from toppling over Into Morgan the Marathon firm provided no Short, James, Eat. 7 324 S.M bedroom home with oversized 2 Creek below. , Keansburg-to-Red Bank bus ser­ Williams, Oeorge If. 7 _ m 11.20 car garage. Immediate possession, VanPelt, W. D. and Mnbel 7 132 18.34 B U SIN ESS SER VlC E S Mr.Grltflnwas Issued a sum­ vice. Mr. Massoth believed that Edwards Industrial Center, Inc. a IBA — 20 • 31 M13S1 $10,000. Sterling McCann, Real Es­ mons for reckless driving for ap­ persons could board the eastbound Edwards, Doke and Ann 8 17-10 183.07 tate, 253 B road St., Koyport. COl­ Goodman. James and Theinu o pearance in Sayreville traffic New Ycrk-Kca.is burg-Long Branch 24 70.01 fax 4-1376. - Jl M wm wiiHim H w w in n iiiiiim nH niiiH iH iw iiim iM lrtM ii* bus in Keansburg and go on it to W alters, E velyn , _ • . 9 . 4*7.43 court..Patrolmen Richard Lltz and WOODF1ELDS KEYPORT, 2 family on comer lot, Ddhageri, Alice 12 Top Soli Slip Covers M aintenance Joseph Szatkowski Investigated the Sea Bright and there could get a 27fl . M i inc. 60.60 only $10,650. Sterling McCann, Boro Buses, Inc., bus into Red Skinner, William H. 14 178 • 1B0 ine. 30.39 accident. The highway was slick at Sickles, Oeorge W. J« Real fistate. 253 Broad St, Key- PAINTING, carpentry, g I a z I ng, Bank. This prospect evoked little 183 • IU inc. 15.08 RICHARD’S DECORATING the' time-of-the crash as the result Lyonsv Anna M , lft .. . 200 • 203 Inc* 141.60 port. COlfax 44376. )1 lock repairs, sump pumps, root- : enthusiasm from the Keansburg of­ Hcklei, Oeorge w. IB 470 TO P SOIL Slip covers and Draperies made to of a steady downpour that began 8.34 ing. Small Job specialists. ' several hours earlier. . ficials. ‘ t . SSickles, ickles, GGeorge eo rg e W,_W.._ 10 810 • S it ' 10.63 KEYPORT, 3 bedroom home with order. Yoar fabric or ours at Spinks,Sninks, Matilda C. and ~ Cldney 21 417 • 420 inc. 19.08 full dining room, fireplace, 2 car GENERAL SERVICES CO. ! Mr. Currie objected to the quest­ FFalkoner, alk o n er, CCecil eci’ J. * ~ 11 600 < 608 Ine. 104.57 TRUCKING, trenching and bull­ low prices. Payment), arranged. ioning about wnat would happen Spinks. Cldney . - < U 620 • 124 ine. B0.59 garage, $13,500. Sterling McCann, dozing, mason sand, gravel, drive­ 534 Beers' St., Hazlet. COlfax 4­ LOweU M107 Spinks, Cldney C. 21 828 • 627 Real Estate, 253 Broad St., Key- with Marathon taking over for Rol­ 20.23 way gravel, blues tone, clndert u d 1544. wtf ______■ '. : ...... Wjtt: C risis Fo r Rollo **Spinks, "• **Msl itilda___ C, and Cldney C. 21 €28 > 830 inc. 19.00 port. COlfax 4-1376. jl lo and was sustained by the ex­ pinks, Cidney C. 91 642 • 648 ino 40.46 top solL " ' MOVING, odd jobs, trees and: (continued froni page one) aminer as being beyond the scope fpinks, Cldney C, 21 60.89 Spinks, Cldney a — e g 1 |ne’ PINCUSHION shrubbery removed, attics, cel-; lions and had totalled $199,432 of the hearing. 'Kenneth Doukas, 687 inc. 90.35 SLIPCOVERS- DRAPERIES LAKEV1EW PARK Now ls the time to advertise MICHIGAN PAY LOADER (are and yards cIeaned.:Call LOw­ ._ the years 1955-1960 to date and had South Amboy, president of Mara­ Devlin, Patrick, Est. K 6 inc, 60.60 Upholstery, custom made, choose , MATAWAN PAIUC those unused articles for sale, A ell 6-3322 after 6 p.m. . wjtl;: . run at th e .ra te of 4.43 cents per thon, was put on tho stand to testi­ Oibaon. Horace and Donnie 17 ‘ 23 1960 fabrics at home. Free esti­ fy about the sufficiency of Mara­ 182.06 . .mile run in 1955, 6.B4 cents per HiU, A lm a T). 17 100 263.07 small ad ln the classified column DIETRICH BROS., INC. mates. Call Dorothy Smith, LO­ mile In 1956, 3.26 cents per mile thon taking over for Rollo' under ^ OASTON OEHEN h WOOLEY 2* SPRING LAWN AVE. ’ Cartan, Rens B . o S3t.66 w ell 6-1296. ‘ WJ12/1/60 LIGHT HAULING ; In 1957, 5.76 ceats per mllo ln 10SS Its application to end Its "closed CLIFFWOOD HEIGHTS Will turn them Into .cash for you. MATAWAN and 5.90 cents per mile In 1059. door” status between Keyport and Hodge, Donuld and Laura A 3 • 4 . 43.63 LOwell 6-3993 ^2192 Miscellaneous Renta Equipment Keansburg, but here Mr. Currie Sardelle, Umberto A' B 20.35 LOWELL 6-2634 Cron, Lillie nnd Oscar . » Questioned as how-the company was tho victim of his own objec­ 43 • 47 Inc. 91.03 Macqn,M acon, Lillie Mae 13 48 . 40 20.68 WANTED wjtf CONVERTIBLE TOPS' has survived and: even managed to tion as Mr. Riley ruled It would B untin, , A nnrtha D arg u s E 69 • 69 inc; 416.07 For all model cars., Larry's Uphol­ chow a profit, Mr. Lubin related only be germ alao to the hearing on Williams, Joseph and MatUe E 78 • 80 inc. 275.55 stery Shop, 33 Uttle St, Matawan. •y, J _ . r 4 a. 83 inc. 248.10 Contractors v that it had a working , agreemeut the Marathon application, when Buntln, Fannin . a 16 • 18 in c. 339.75 LOTS WANTED Call LOweU 6-3016. • wjtt Holes, Joneph end Susie .-•i - • CARPENTER and building contrao* ' with tho Asbury Park and New ■hat camc up, might prejudice 14 • IB 01.41 TRUCKING ACCOUNTANT Bookkeeper, com Y o rk 'T ran sit Co, whereby It re- Such hearing lii “advance, and so Johnson, Richard i 24.08 tor. J. G. Metsger, Florence Ave., Blount, James and Emma M Anywhere buyers waiting. Key ,. plete scrvico. smaU businesses, celvftd Income from rental ^f cquip- was inadmissible lo the record on Murray, Junior nnd Louise AND Keyport New homes, garages, all P •a s part time, Including.reports and in­ , ment that reduced tho annual over­ the Rollo application. - llardgrave, Serins : - a 20.68 Agency. LOwell 6-0244. alterations and repairs. Call CO)- all: lo$s to tho average of around When It was established that Gotell, II. K. and Dolysls 8 124.00 wjtl EXCAVATING come tax. Raymond L. Johnson, 508 Wright, Genie Z1 20.68 fax 4-41591 - w jtl _ $50001 and ' one year there was a Marathon also had operated at a Ellcrbc, Tecumieth E3 3: 16.33 LOTS in Hazlet or Raritan Town­ Union Ave., Union Bcach. Call — $3000 profit, shown. M r. Lubln ex­ loss last year, Mr,-Hartman want­ ... .. KEYPOnT HEIGHTS ship. Must bo 12,500 square feet. SHOVEL DOZER SERVICE COlfax <-6054. . rwjtf THOMAS KEARNEY Skoch, Ella T. ■ D , B B . 7 . b m 4 3 Top Soil, JIS Per Load ' PLUMBING & HEATING : plained that the accounting In this ed to know If thcso losses ,were Cllffwood Beach Realty Co, D 1CJ5 Lots In Cliffwood Beach. Immedi­ matter waa not taken in a way to especially applicable lo the Key- Wolker, Mary • D • 44 . 2(1.68 ate cash. Call COlfax 4-2005. wjl Fill Dirt, $7 Per Load Television , 386 Maple Placa . pres(pt |. all the depreciation on port-Keansburg area, Mr, Massoth Herring, Banter nnd Irene D • 57 110.58 Load Is Approximately 5 Cubic . Keyport - ; Frederick, Morle E • 62 B.7t» .these buses that might be in that said he did not know exactly, but Alexander, E. M. and Johnson, M. A. G • 47 20.60 LEGAL NOTICE Yards DON’S TV SERVICE Free E stim ates CO 4-0798 ‘only $4000 p er y e a r was being believed It could be assumed a AJexender. E. M. and Johnson, &L A«; G - - • aa 20.60 For fast efficient radio and tel» ... ■ ■' ■' _ wjtf charged off on .an investment In large percentage Was ahd tbat AlexanderT*. M. and Johnson, M. A. O « 06 16.33 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Cooper, George and Frances. H 42 10.35 ECKEL BROTHERS vision service call LOwell 6-3844. ALTERATIONS, roof repairs, sid­ busei rated ltlM , W 'at thta time throwing the lues open tb-local M orse, ' • *• 0 n m • 83 Inc, 38.83 LOWELL 6-1845 w jtl ing, remodeling, kitchen cabinets, . and the chargeoff* onlyhad started travel in the area would make.its CLIFFWOOD BEACH PARK wan WiU receive Mda for the removal Frledmnn, Robert Baron and Alfred B 21- a OLD TENNENT RD. financig arranged. Call COUax: operations moro economical, ■­ 41.30 of garbage and trash; Tuesday eve* . in recent ye*r»;Mr. Lubln believed Sanders, Isham • • F . 24 « so ine. 11.07 nlttg. December 13th. : I960, at the MORGANVILLE. N J. TV SERVICE «503. : wjS - that If' the buicom papyhad taken The hearing then was adjourned Lynch, Htttry . H 16 * ib inc. 241.10 Borough Hall, 150 Main Street, at 0 to Monday when the opposing mu? Smith, Benedict and iBvelyn • < K a • 106.14 o'clock PiMj . . wjtl LO WELL 6-1600 ALTERATIONS, painting, interior advantage -depreciation' td CUFFWOOD BEACH . Bids will te received for Ihe price which‘it wa* entitled, the lossef to niclpalitles will present their cases. Lynch, Mary and Alex 11 227' . B id for ' collection cT garbage and T O P SOIL MATAWAN * Hum, Herbert L. . 20 <20 • 831 i i S ic e would have! m ounted-to *313.452 refuse. . . . PERSONAI SERVICE 30 YRS. M uthoUaod. 8 ... 29 1074. • 90.00 Chargeig^ fi for— ...... Collection . from . . business . . W|th PILL DIRT in.llie;193!K0yesrs. Big Shopping Comer, Attllio-and A. t t 1271 - 1270 : 01.65 establishments In accordance C om er, A ttn io M 1270 <1280 ; 148.04 paragraph 14 of upedflcatlona. . ______■ ' ' w#i Antiques J y , (continued from page one) Comer, Attllio and Alice ' -. 34 ' 1281 . 1282 57.01 Botn according to the specifications FUEL o n « KEROSENE Morris, Charlea. and Orcella .• 39 „ 1317 , 402.06 on file*with the Borough Clerk. . Upholstery OPPORTUNltY SHOP ; 'of lhe.'-#lze..-or the tracts as being W o rrit, C h s d e s an d O rcella : . 33 1320 Right Is reserved to reject any and “ ANTIQUES f largtf enough for an Industry. May- Bums. John 'B ...... 1 V ‘ 36 \ 1371 « 1374 ■ - all bids. ' . „ KEANSBURG TlCE * FUEL CO RICHARD'S .DECORATING , Wenn«r, Carl . - 41 ' . otqi Antique 1441 wjlf Thursday, December 1 ,1960 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J,

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^ V o I m IMMAI 25c Value! M^a.faviHor i f c HANDCMAM ...... IPSOM SA LTS.....e.ee. I I *5JO VW CNAMKIT I I Q C $l.75V alae!V A SU li|l Q f l c j FdbaleusCOIOGNi H A tt TO M C...... OO 3S* Vdhiel CIITKX 7 8 ‘V triiie a . Q - T I P S 2 ^ m 3 9 POUSHRKMOVB . C O n O H I A U L S i Page Ten THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, December 1,1960 Miss Costa Weds Couple Wed Sunday At Sl. Ann’s Engagements Married In Asbury Park Church Funeral Services Engagements i W alter P. D ederick " . Mladasarandd-AUscco. , Lefferts-Dale - Funeral services Were held Mon­ Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Allocco. South River Man Mrs. Louise Boyd Dale, Naveslnk day for Walter P. Dederick. 63, Route 35, Hoimdel, announced the River Rd., Red Bank, and John M assena, N. Y ., «t the Cole Fu­ engagement of. their daughter; Con-. .: Miss Susan Rosa Costa, daugh neral Home in Massena; Mr. Ded- ' ter of Mr. and Mrs, Richard G. Denny Dale," New York, announce nie, to Pvt. John Mioduszewski. Jr.^ - erick died Friday, Nov. 25, 1960, in son of Mrs. Mae Mioduszewski, Dominy, 17f._Main St,,' Matawan, the' engagement Ol their daughter, the Presbyterian Hospital after a ^rei^£ecame the bride of Leonid. Mu* Anne Boyd, to Letfert Lefferts, son shOrt illness. rog, son of Mrs: Meofit Murog, He was a retired district traffic South River, on Friday, Nov. 25, of M rs. F . WlUlam DeBree, Prince­ ton, and Jacob R. V. M. Lefferts, manager for the Aluminum Co. of . I960, at the St. George G reek Or­ America. He was _a .veteran ot thodox Church, Highland Park, at Monmouth Hills, Middletown, form­ erly of Matawan. . World, W ar I. 6 p.m. The Rev. Anthony Pappas vJMr. Djsderick Is survived by his performed the double ring cere­ Miss Dale is the granddaughter wife, Mrs. Mae (Bond) Dederick; mony. - — 7 of Mr. and Mrs. Francis'Colgate a son, Jack P. Dederick, Roches­ The bride was given in marriage Dale, New Yoric, and the late Mr. ter, N. Y.; three brothers, Fred­ by her uncle, Alfred Applegate, and Mrs. Alfred F. Lichtenstein, erick K„ Matawan; Emery, S ea New York and Red Bank, Mr. Lef- Matawan. She wore a gown of silk Girt, and Gerald, Oradell. ; bombazine, fashioned with ir pof- ferts iis the grandson of Mr. and -trait neckline appliqued with Vlamond — pflshkpwjc k . apd Michael—Bulba,.. sonj)LMr._andLMrs^Hrank_AlloccQ- .theJjrlde,------tti5 cngagcment:oftlii!ir:daughtcr,- Peter DeFelice, son of Mr, and Red Bank,- and-M to—Barhara. day,Nov^S8,-4960.Mr..JBarry.had —Mr, and M rs.—Alex—Diam ondr- sr., Centerville Rd., Keyport, Sun­ , both of South River, ushered. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Mrs. John L. DeFellce, Route 34, O’Brien, Livingston. Their ensem­ lived in Keyport 22 years. He was Prospect Ave., Union Beach, an­ day, Nov. 27, 1960, at 3 p.m. The Charlotte M„ to Anthony W. In­ The bride’s mother wore a cocoa Boehler chose an Imported French fante, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Holmdel, on Saturday afternoon, bles were the same as the honor born In New York, the 6on of the nounce the engagement of their Rev. Anthony Lulsini performed - brown lace dress with rose beige lilac silk dress with a lavender hat Nov. 26, I960, at 3 p.m. attendant's and they carried cas­ late George and Margaret (Clark) daughter, Ann Marie, to Theodore accessories and a corsage of au- the double ring ceremony In St. and accessorles and a white orchid —The wedding took place at Holy cade bouquets of yellow chrysan­ B arry .' ...... Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ann’s Church, Keansburg. William tiimn color mums. corsage. The bridegroom’s mother Spirit Church, Asbury Park, with themums with green tulle. - - Surviving are his wife, ; Mrs. Charles Phillips, formerly of Brook­ Savino, New York, was the soloist A reception, was held at the selected an Italian -Imported gold the Rev. Francis L. Nolan, pastor, Bernadette Guarino, East Or­ Helen (Relnert) Barry; a brother, lyn, now residing in Union Beach. Shore Point Inn, Hazlet, at which and he was accompanied by John satin dress with a brown hat and officiating. Bouquets of white chrys­ ange, cousin of th e bride, and Charles Barry, Teaneck; three sls- 1 Cooper. Miss Diamond was graduated * music for dancing was furnished accessories and a white orchid cor­ anthemums arid gladioli decorated Nancy Datemasch, Oceanport, were iers,. Mrs. Julia Dortnelly, Tarpon from Keyport High School, Class of by Jerry Duffy's Trio. , : The bride was escorted by her sage. the altar. Arthur Beh was the or­ flower- girls. Their dresses were Springs. Fla.;: Mrs. Lillian Burrell, 1960, and is employed at Blonder For their wedding trip, the bride father. She wore a full-length gown ■ A reception followed at The 0 ak3, ganist - and the soloist was Miss white nylon over emerald green Palisades park, arid, Mrs. Ethel Tongue Co., Newark. wore a black and white hounds of Chantilly lace over Skinner sa­ McGuire's Grove,. Middletown, Carmella.Masco, with full skirts, and gr^en sashes. Kane, Teaneck. , ... : . tin designed with'a scalloped scoop Funeral services are being held Mr: Phillips attended schools in • ‘tooth' chiffon" dress with patent after which the couple left by car Given in marriage by lier father, They, carried cascades of yellow Brooklyn and is employed at Pio­ neckline embroidered with sequins the bride wore a taffeta princess this afternoon at 1:15 from the -'^leather accessories and a cash­ for Florida. From there, they will pompons. neer Trucking Co., Cheesequake. and seed pearls, and long tapering wedding gown, designed.with a sa­ Armidlo Sigismondl, Asbury Bedle Funeral Home, Keyport At mere coat with a* matching hat. sail to Nassau. For traveling, the No date has been set for the sleeves. . Tiers ot scalloped lace brina .neckline of re-embroidered •Park, was the best man. and usher­ 1:45 p.m . services a re being con­ Her corsage was an orchid. • bride wore a black suit With white wedding. : _____ The couple will reside at Indiana formed t h e skirt and cascaded accessories and a white orchid cor­ Alencon lace and, seed pearls. Me­ ing were Frank Capozzl, Asbury ducted in St. P eter’s Episcopal University in Bloomington, where down the chapel-length train. Her sage. When they return, they, will dallions of lace and pearls were Park, brother of the bride; James Church, Perth Amboy. Mr. Murog is enrolled in a teach­ crown of pearls and iridescent crys­ resldo on Centerville Rd., Holmdel. appliqued on the full skirt which Casazza, Lyndhurst, cousin of the ing course in Slavic languages. tals held her two-tier fingertip* The bride was graduated' from had a bustle bow and a chapel-, bridegroom, and Eugene Testino, length veil of siik illusion and she Keyport High School and Is employ­ length train. Her veil of Illusion Keyport. Will Filed carried a prayer book adorned with ed as a secretary by Tho Celanese was fastened to a lace and pearl A reception was held at Beau Mrs. Hulda Smith Wed a white orchid and stephanotis...... coronet. She carried a cascade bou­ Rivage, Spring Lake Heights. The Corporation of America, Newark. .... ^ M rs. Mary N ell T ...... Mis? Dolores Boehler, .Hazlet, quet,of- white: carnations with a couple left for a; wedding? trip "to TolraF.Knouse T h e bridegroom was - graduated Mrs.' Mary Neil, Matawan, who was the maid of honor for her si* from Keyport High School and ia white orchid center. . Miami Beach, Fla., and will be at ter. All the attendants wore white died Nov. 5, left a television set The wedding of Mrs.. Hulda self-employed io the produce busi- Sister Is Maid Of Honor home Dec. 17 at Lloyd Rd., Mata- in the snowball wedding. The gowns Miss Betty Capozzl, Asbury Park, and table to a nephew, William Smith, 10 Virginia Ave.r Hazlet,-to nesa. awn Township. - - Fabian. The residue of her estate were white taffeta, styled with MISS, CHARLOTTE M. STUHL sister of the bride, was the ntald The bride was graduated from Ira F. Knouse, Wapwallopen, Pa., is tijTbe shared by a son, Herbert sleeveless scalloped set-in bodices of honor. Her gown was street- West Side High School, Newark. took place Saturday afternoon, Nov. Infante, Yellow Meeting House Rd., Allan Neil/ and a daughter, Marie and floor-length shirred skirts with length emerald green peau de soie She is employed as a savings feller 26, 1960, at 5 p.m. in the Reformed Births Cream Ridge, on,' Thanksgiving Anna Ludewlg, who also were nam­ aprons of Chantilly lace. They sheath with an overskirt. She wore for the Merchant Tnist Co., Red Church of Keyport. The Rev. Theo­ Day. ■ ed executors of her will, which was wore long white gloves and the LaVigno . matching satin slippers and a Bank, ln the Holmdel Branch. The. dore C. Muller, pastor of the Faith filed recently for probate in the of­ honor attendant's headpiece was Miss Stuhl, a graduate of Key­ crown of white seed pearls with a bridegroom was graduated from Reformed Church, Hazlet, officia­ A daughter was born to Mr. and fice or Monmouth County Surro­ emerald green and she carried a Mrs. Rene LaVigne, Sunnyvale, port High School, Class of 1959, is green veil. Heg cascade bouquet of Matawan High School and Is em­ ted. • employed as a typist and file clerk, gate Edward C. Broege. ______Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mosher, Cer- cascade bouquet of emerald green Calif., on Monday, Nov. 21, 1960. ye|low and white chrysanthemums ployed by the Bendix Corporation, carnations. Mr. LaVigne, a former resident of for the Fidelity Union Trust Co., was trimmed with green tulle. Eatontown. , bondale, Pa., were the attendants. Newark. Her fiance, a 1955 grad­ After the ceremony, a reception for Carried Red Carnations Keyport and Matawan, Is. the con The bridal attendants who wore of Mrs. Robert Buckmaster, -11 uate of Keyport High, is employ­ friends and relatives was held in ed on the Rocco Infante and Sons , the Reformed Church House, Key- red headpieces and carried cascade Northrield Rd.; Matawan. The baby PPrt. f: bouquets of red carnations were is the couple’s first child,. » (arm. • ' : Holiday M r.vand'Mrj. Knousd wi/i reside Miss Jeanetto Juxwick, Newark; . The couple plan, to be m »rj|ed Deaths Reported During Week 1 . . t c i i y , -V In Wapwallopen. -Mrs. Knbuss had Miss Jo Ann Frazce, Hazlet aad In; the fall of 1961.;, V - ' made her home for. the past year Miss Tina Ccrcflio, Belford. Mr. and Mrs. Paul’ Leavy, 148 Twilight Avo., Laurence Harbor, Hetfrlek-Smlth with her daughter, Mrs. John Kit- James Allocco, Keyport, was his Mr,. Joseph Centannl War H. He was a member of St. are the parents of a son, born Mr. and Mrs. Alex Smith, 702 Warning son, Hazlet. cousin’s best man and ushering Lorillord Ave,, .Ulilon' Beach, an­ Mrs. Irene D. Centannl, 73, of 18 Peter’s Church, Point Pleasant, Thursday, Nov. 17, I960, In Perth Montana Ave., Port Monmouth, Amboy Hospital. . nounce the engagement of their and iU Holy Name Society. He also daughter, Carolyn Ruth, to Jervis dled'Wednesday; Nov. 23, 1960, in was a member of Fugle Hummer Married In St. Mary’s Church Byrd ■ Scott Hettrick, son of tyr. and Mrs. the Iv / House Nursing Home, Mid­ Only 18 More dletown, after a long illness. Post, American Legion, Metuchen. A son was born In Monmouth Medical Center on Tuesday, Nov. Mrs. Centannl was born in New­ Survlvliig' are his wife, Mrs. Hel­ Shampoo Days 22, 1960, to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. ark and had lived In P ort Mon­ en . (Fydyszewski) Rowley; five mouth 30 years. She was a mem­ Byrd, 622 Jersey Ave,; Unibn sons,, John T„ Warrenvllle; Rpbert Beach. -r ber of lSt. Mary'Si Cllurch, New Until, Christmas! Monmouth; and 'Middletown Post A. and James A., both of Brick Ferrante > . ' Auxiliary, 'Veterans:, ot Foreign Township; Donald, Woodbridge, Mr. aiid Mrs. Joseph Ferrante, Wars. and William Roy, Wrightstowh; MAKE A DATE 63 Church St., Keyport, are the Surviving are her husband, Joseph two daughters, Mrs. Patricia Pan-t parents of a daughter, born Wed' Centannl; tw o daughters, Mrs. dolfo, Matawan, and Mrs. Frances FOR YOUR CARPET ncsday, Nov. 23, 1960, in Riverview Frances Caruso, Keansburg, and Hospital.-— ...... : .: Mrs; Anna Crosson, Port Mon­ Concannon, . Irvington, and 15 mouth; ~ a son,- Garmlna- Centannl, grandchildren. ' _____ AND FURNITURE - Hamilton Port-Au-Peck, and live grandchil­ Funeral services were held Tues­ A son was born In Riverview, dren. ' . day at 9:30 a.m. from the Day CLEANING NOW! Hospital on Wednesday, Nov. 23, Funeral services were held Satur­ Funeral Home, Keyport. At 10 a.m. 1960, to Mr. and Mrs. William day at , 8 a.m. from the Scott Fu­ Hamilton, 205 Arlington Ave., Un­ neral Home, Belford. A high re-, a high mass of requiem was offer­ ; Careful Cleaning! ion Beach. quiem mass was offered at 9 a.m. ed by the Rev. Cornelius J, Kane Trained Craftsmen!. by the Rev, Robert T. Bulnian In in St. Joseph’s Church. Interment ■. K lena------Prompt Servlcei St. ,Mary’s Church. Burial was in was ln St. Joseph’s-Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klena, 911 St. Joseph's Cemetery, Keyport. , Sccond St., Union Beach, aro the Mrs. Walter Warmke parents of a son, born Wednesday, ' Mrs, John Hennessey Nov. 23, 1960, ln Riverview Hospi­ Mrs. Aniy Hennessey, 72, of 729 M rs. Anna M. W arm ke, 54, of 146 I NEW!1 tal. , ■ Holmdel' Rd., Hazlet, died Friday, Wayside Dr., Cliffwood. died Fri­ Most Room-Size Isentlrnentil' MISS CAROLYN R. SMITH Nov. 25, 1960, In Jersey City Medi­ day, Nov. 25, 1960, in Perth Am­ Nurrlto | SAVE $10 on t«rv(c« for 41 A daughter was born in River­ Jervis P. Hettrick, 210 Washington cal Center. Mrs. Hennessey was boy. General Hospital. Rugs and Wall-To- born in New Jersey. She was the Four 4*pc. pUc* i«tllng* -• view Hospital on Tuesday, Nov. St., Keyport. . Mrs. Warmke was bom in New daughter of the late John and Eliz­ 16 pcs. ...rM ...NOW WM - A r 22, I960, to Mr. and Mrs. Gasper Wall Carpets .. - F rt. t u tact* Miss Smith Is a graduate of Key­ abeth (Alexander) Curtis and was Jersey, daughter Of the late Mr. Nurrlto, 99 Forest St., Keansburg. port High School, Class of 1960. She the widow of John Hennessey., and Mrs, Francis Bladlnskl. She [ SAVE $20 on tirvlca for 81 is employed at Apex Express, Motyleskl i Eight 4-pC. pUc* ••ttlngf — Perth Amboy. Her ilance is a 1957 Surviving are two sons, John L.; had lived in Cliffwood for.15 years Mr, and Mrs. Mleczyslaw Moty- SZ pea. «,*••••« tNOW $ 1 9 2 M graduate of Keyport High School. Allenhurst, and Albert, New Jer­ and was a communicant of St. Jo­ | M. t n locL leski, 24 Mlml Rd., Old Bridge, He Is employed by Johnson-GIbb sey; a daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Reya, seph's Church, Keyport, and a are the parents of a daughter, O n ly [ SAVE $ 3 0 o n w rvlc* for 121 Motor Co., Matawan. Hazlet; a brother, LeRoy Curtis, member of Its Rosary Society. Sq. born In St. P eter’s Hospital, Eugene, Ore.; 12 grandchildren Surviving are her husband, Wal­ \ Twitvs 4-po. ptac* Mtting* — No date has been set for the F t ■Tflrpct. i.tN0W$2«U0 and two great-grandchildren. ter B. Warmke; * three daughters, 8 .'•• . Wllden ;vedding. . JSj r*d.uxM. A daughter was born ln St. Pet­ Funeral servlcei twere held Tues­ Mrs. William Homer III, Chile; ' ^ tf-po, pi. Mrvfca er's Hospital to Mr. and Mr). Rleth-Demlng day at 8:30 a.m. from the Day Fu­ Mrs. Richard Pokallus, Fort Wayne, from 115 to « a The Rev. Milton D. Demlng, and neral Home, Keyport At # a.m, a Ind., ahd Miss Barbara ; Ann Gohannes Wllden, RD 1, M organ­ IUDOIT T I N H 9 ville. ' ■, Mrs, Deming, Tucson, Aril,, an­ high mass'of requiem was ..offered Warmke, at home; three brothers, nounce the engagement of their In St. Joseph’s Church by the Rev, Walter, Stanley and Henry Blad- Phone PA 1-1155 < i Tn4i>maiki of On«tdj IU . ^ . MR., MRS. JOSEPH WILLIAM RENNIE Nelms daughter, Eleanor Elizabeth, Edward Blaska, pastor of St. Bene­ inski, ail of Elizabeth; four sis­ Mis* Carolyn Marie Hermann, girl. Her knee-length dress of sap­ Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Nebus, 221 Greenville, N. C., to George Wal- dict's Church, Hazlet. Interment ters, Mrs. Katherine Kraus, Lin­ Today PA 1-1390 daughter" of Mr, and Mrt. Carl phlre blue silk organdy had a sa­ Maple PI., Keyport, are the par­ was in Holy Cross Cemetery, North den; Mrs. Stella Hurley and Mrs. KEYPORT Mary Matiunas, both of Elizabeth, Hermann, Midland Ave., Morgan, brina neckline, largo puff sleeves, ents of a son; born ln Perth Amboy Arlington. ' : . Hospital. . r . and Mrs. Helen Mazlllo, Hillside, became the bride of Joseph WII- double skirt and ia big back bow. ' Mrs. Earl Shackelton She wore a matching crown and and two grandchildren, M oderh Hom e . Bankowskl ■ • Mrs. -Helen C. Shackelton, 15 llam Rennie, 134 Broad St., Mata- carried a fireside basket of yellow Funeral'services were held from JEWELERS A son was born In South Amboy Green Grove Ave.,.. Keyport, died • wan, son Mr, and Mrs, Joseph flowers. " the Day Funeral Home, Keyport, P. -Rennie, Brooklyn, Saturday. Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John on Saturday, Nov. 26, i960, a t h e r Rug Cleaners 29 West Front St. William L. McDonough, Middle home. She was bom In New Bruns­ Monday at 8:30 a.m. At 9 a.m. a Nov. 26, 1065, at 4 p.m. The Rev! village, L.I., was the best man for Bankowskl, 1 Annapolis Dr., Hal- high mass'd! requiem was offered wick and had lived in KeyporMor Henry A. Male performed the his brother. Ushering wero Karl H. let. - . , , by the Rev. Cornelius J. Kane at HWY,» . SOUTH AMBOY CO 4-1003 double ring ceremony In St. M ary's Hermann, Matnwan, brother of 15 years.. She was a communicant St.Josoph's Church,Intermentwas Episcopal Church, Keyport. Miss .' Geczlk - of St. Joseph's OmrcKrKeyportr- the bride, and Ernest Frank, Mop Mr. and Mrs. Edward Geczlk, 9 in SL Joseph's Church. Esther Davis was the soloist and gnn. . Surviving aire her husband, Earl Crassas Dr., Madison Township,' Shackelton; a son, Ronald Freitcr, ■- she was accompanied by. Earle For her daughter’s wedding Mrs. Benjamin Reamer VanPelt. are tho parents of a son, born In and a daughter, Miss Patricia Mrs. M ary Ream er, 82, of 180 Mrs. Hermann selected a brown South Amboy Hospital, ,. The bride was given In marriage taffeta dress with a belgo Iaco tu­ Freiter, both of Keyport; a broth­ Garfield Ave., Jersey City, former­ Studios by h er father. Sho wore a wait*, nic, a matching velvet hat and ac­ ' Kapushy er, John Kish, Highland Park, and ly of Keyport, died at S t Mary'a four sisters,-Mrs. Mary Major, De­ length gown, designed with a fitted cessories and a white orchid cor­ A daughter was born In South Hospital, Hoboken, on Sunday, Nov. Chantilly lace bodice with a seal- sage. Tho bridegroom’s mother Amboy Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. troit. Mich.; Mrs. Ann Rowe, New 27, I960: . ‘ ■ CANDID WEDDINGS A SPECIALTY York; Mrs. Elizabeth Garthwalte, Joped scoop neckline and long chose a dark green Iaco dccss with Albert Kapushy, Box 281, RD 1. Mrs. Reamer was the widow of II MAIN ST. TEITCO MSM KEYPORT K enilworth,' and Mr?,. M argaret »leeves, pointed at tho wrists. Tho a matching hat and. accessories Matawan, on Saturday, Nov. 19, Benjamin, Reamer and was bom full skirt was made of winter-white ana a white orchid corsage. Kayto, Fanwood. . In Raritan Township.- She was the I960- .'. Funeral services are being held taffeta. Her fingertlp-length veil of A reception followed in the Oak daughter of the late Richard and - ' Freneh-illuslon fell from a crown Shades Fire House, For their . Belowtky ,: today at 8:30 a.m. from the Day Elltabeth (Cahill) Wallace. . of sfq u ln s and pearls and ishe car­ weddlhg trip, the brldo selected a Mr. and Mrs. John Belowsky, Funeral Home, Keyport At 9 a.m. ried •.white prayer book adorned Marlboro Rd„ Old.Bridgeware the a high mass of requiem is being Surviving.are, three daughters, for the vacation of Your Dreams cocoa wool dress with matching Mrs. Sarah E. Spear, Scranton, With * white orchid and streamers. parents of a son, bom In South celebrated by the Rev. Cornelius ncccssorlcs and a white orchid cor­ Pa,; Mrs. Stella Grant, Keansburg, Amboy Hospital,"on Thursday, Nov. MISS ELBANOK E. DEMING J. Kane In St. Joseph’s Church. M rrf. Charles Chesslck, Morgan, sage. ' and Mrs. Lillian Zuleg, Jersey eenisll with as I wai the. matron of honor for her 17, 1960. .' Interment will followin the church Thp bride was graduated from la6e Rleth, also of Greenville; aoa City; five sons, Richard W., Ben­ lister. Her waltz-length gown had cemetery. ' ; befor* y o a g * .... S ayreville High School and Is em­ . ■ . Koep ' . / ' ’ of M r.. and Mrs. Lester Rleth; jamin; and Francis, Keansburg; a lavender chiffon bodice with a ployed In the Keyport commercial A son was born In Smith Amboy Aberdeen Rft, Matawan. * ' John loaeph Rowley - - William A., Union Beach, and *coop; neckline andshort sleeves office of Ihe Jersey Central Power Yoa have tho fun . V . Hospital. to Mr. and Mrs! Dennis The couple are graduates of Bob John Joieph Rowley, •; 59. of 8 James K., Lodi; 17 grandchildren . and a.' full taffeta aklrt, A short and Light Co, Her . husband attend­ do the planalng Koep, 10 Grove Lane, Old Bridge, >nes University.; ! Misa Deming Midpark Dr., Brick TOwnship, died and 12 great-grandchildren and one face yell fell from her matching ed McKee High School, S. I. and and arranging. Vhat’s on Sunday, N Nov. 20,“ 1900. teaches school in Greenville,: arid suddenly F riday, Nov. 25, 1960, In great-great-grandchild. ' there’f oo extra cnofra of seqil/naand pearls and served four years in tho U.S. Mr. Rleth is taking graduate work Muhlenberg Hospital, Plainfield. Funeral service* are being held cost for out services. she carried • colonial bouquet of Army. Ho Is employed by the Jlmlaei ... V .. «t tho ,university preparing for tha He was born in'New York and llv-- this morning at > o.ra. in S t Ann’s - pastel'iltwert, ■*».**•• -. i Brooklyn Union G as Co. ~ ' i Mr. ind, Mrs, Patil Jimlnez, Cen- ministry,.,H* Is a graduate bt West Church, Keansburg, and burial will When , they return, they will re-'. Side High; School, Newark. ■' T - Gay-lynn Mifawan; tralrDr., ;K*yi»rtr irt the Wrtrttt oiie-half year*. ' ; P-'V"' F“ follow In S t' Jiaenh's Ceihetei^' " Brow n Travel Bureau ^Ide in thelr newly purchased home o t k son, "bdm Monday, Nov.' ]1, _ The -wedding will take place la ■ Mr. Roiwley was « railway mall ( ylece Of the bride, , y u the flowftr at IM Parker Sf„ Morgan." ■''' Keraoft','i(nder.the directly of tbe 1H0, In Monmouth Medical Cenler. Tucson on Friday, Dec.» . ' - clerk. He was a veteran of World Bedle Funeral Home, Keyport 1 MlfWt — Nlfkti Ctfl'COUu Ml Thursday, Docembcr I, I960 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Page Etayari

Births Former Matawan Girl Is Bridle ■' ■ ' *• ’ •• v ’• ' Warm Reception ' : OayM- 1' Bank Addition lie Installed, should cooditloni war> A aon « u bqrnlh Sou th Amboy Mf. and Mrs. George Clayton, 141 rant It. - ’ •*’••• JintM • ■ ■ Hospital, ca, W rsday.H a v .-H , _ Mr», Edwird Vtfeete, Hailet,: Second Si.. Keyport, are the par­ ContracU have beea let & r the A daughter was born in River­ 19S8. to Mr. and Mr*. Dennis La- Who suffered second decree buna ents of a daughter, bom Sunday, erection of an addltlcautl drive-in view Hospital on Friday, Nov. IB, trennie,'2S Brandies Rd., Madison fighting a lire la ber home Nev. Nov. U , m , in Rlvervlew Hospi. window at the Little Sliver office SICKROOM }9GD, to Mr. aid M n. Janus Jap- tal. ' '. . ton,.14 Cortland Dr., Hazlet Park. , : ' 22, gave Wrth I* a girl at Hirer- of The Monmouth County National view Hospital the lottowtag men- Bank, It haa been announced by ■ ' A lkcca ■ - ■ ' . Lawsco M atthews RENTALS Ing. Mn. yelente and the st*- George L. Bleiitz, prealdent- It will • Crutchee i U n- end M rs.' Frank Allocco, 6 A son was born on Thursday, A daughter was bora In Rlver­ FR E E pound, four-ounce Infant w en re­ be located directly across the drive­ • Hospital Monroe SL, Keyport, are the par­ Nov. 31, 19(0, In Riverview Hospi­ vlew Hospital on Sunday, Nov. 27, DELIVERY ents of a ton, bora Friday, Nov. ported In good coodltka. 1960, to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond way from the present window and ' Beds tal, to Mr. and Mrs.' James Law­ • Invalid . J8, I960, in Riverview Hospital. ; Mrs. Valeate aodberhusband Matthews, 912 Sixth Ave., Union will ba equipped with a modem son, 23 Hurley St, Keyport Beach. drive-ln window. Provision is being m Walker* . Eaatmoad . were taken to the hospital after mado ag that a walk-up window can t { \ t • Wheel A daughter wai bom In JUyer- a fire ai their heme, I M u PL, ^ Kulterg " ' Chairs Vlew Hospital on Monday, Nov.'21, Mr. and Mn:: Joseph Satin), N Hailet. State Police atKeyport Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Kulberg, I960, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold E ast- Oak St, Keansburg, are the par­ 201 Florence Ave.7 Unlon Beach, Therapeutic rtiond, 40 Monroe S t, Keyport Barracks said Mr. Valente was ents ol • son, bora Thursday, are the parenta of a daughter,' bom Lamps cleaning paint brashes with gaso­ Sunday, Nov. 27, 1960, In Riverview M cGaha v ' r Nov. 34, 1960, In Riverview Hospi­ line In hia utility room. They said Hpspital. RANG0R.ME. '.'M r. and Mrs. James McGaha, tal. . .■ •' : :» Garden PL; Cliffwood, are .the Name In a gas heater touched elf • ' ' ' W ales ■ ' ■=>' parents. o( a daughter, born . in M e . an apksloa ef gasoline tumea, , A daughter was born In Rlver­ ^erth Amboy Hospital. •. . aad the fire followed. ~ SURGICAL Mr, and Mrs. Donald M. lhle, Mr. V sleate received first and vlew Hospital on. Sunday, Nov. 27, Park Forest, 111, 'announce the second degree. bums ol both I960,' to Mr. and M rs. Jam es Wales, APPLIANCE v ■ Hummel t Kaylen PL, Hazlet. A son was born in Perth Amboy birth of a son, Lawrence Frederic arms. He waa reported la good lhle, on Saturday, Nov. 11, I960. [and DRUO CO. :Hc^p Medical Center on Thursday, Nov. Atlantic St, Keyport, are the pa­ Spaghetti Dinner 17, 1960. the parenta of a daughter, bora , . Lebron rents of a son, bora in Elizabeth Saturday,Nov. 26,1960,lnRlver* KEYPORT REFORMED CHURCH ; A~ daugtiter was bom-in River­ ' ■ Raete Generir Hospital...... view Hospital. view Hospital onSaturday, Nov. ' Given By A daughter waa born In South Free 26, I960, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Amboy Hospital to Mr, and Mrs, ' Znacxka .; SENIOR YOUTH FELLOWSHIP Lebron, 845 Poole Ave., Hazlet Mr, and Mrs. Donald Free, 50 Mr. and Mrs. Chsrles Znaczko, t August Rueto, 211 Cindy St., Sayre Ohio Ave., Haxlet, are the parents Woods South. . Tulip Dr.. Sayre Woods Soulh, are Schulthels of a daughter, bom Sunday, Nov. the parema of a daughter. bom in DECEMBER 3rd 6 P .M . Mr. and' Mrs. Joseph Schultheis, 27, 1960, In Rlvervlew Hospital. MRS. WAYNE NEW11ARD . O’Brien Perth Amboy Hospital. 220 Main St., Keansburg. are the A daughter w as bom In River- ' ______Bauman 90 Cents Under 12 $1.25 Adults parents o f' a sre—born Friday.— Thi-.Firsi Prrshyterian, Church of —— W earMf*^8r*e*de- •view Hospital~on~Satgrday, Nov. A son was torn" . ~ lf you need printing of any kind, Nov. 25, 1960, In Riverview Hospi- Matawan was the scene of the Bridesmaids were Miss Karen 26,' I960, to M r. and M rs, Eugene Hospital on Sunday, Nov. 17, I960, we are hert to serve you. Out If Interested Call Mr. Robert Wilkenloh tal. Olmstead and Miss' Kathy Matucb, wedding on! Saturday, Nov, 26, O’Brien,'141 Forest Ave., Keans­ to Mr. and Mrs. Robert £suman, quick service and reasonable prices both of .Matawan. Their street-. C O 4 * 5 5 6 4 burg. • , 49 Green Grove Ave., Keyport. will please you...... — r 1 Median 1960, at 2 p.m. of Miss Bonnie length gowna . Were of beige bro­ A son was bora In Riverview Marie Fultz, daughter of Mr.' and cade and they wore matching hats Hospital on F riday. Nov. 25, I960, Mrs. Clinton Foltz, Mllltown, form­ and shoes. They carried bouquets to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Meehan, erly of Matawan, andTVayne New- of yellow and white chrysanthe­ 44 Parkview Dr., Htelet, hard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge mum s. : Marvin Warren, Mountain Lakes. The cere­ Kathy Foltz, sister, of the bride, mony was performed by the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Marvin, MiHtown, the, flower girl, wore a 4 Chester A. Galloway. pasUv. Michigan A ve.;"H «let. »*e- tije par­ pink and white dress and carried 1'..-. . ■ • 1 1 ' M M M H H p H M i A W p a H a i ents of a daughter, bom Friday, The bride wore a wedding gown a nosegay of carnations, f of lace over white taffeta, styled Nov. 35, 1960, in Riverview Hospi- Larry Behr, Cliffwood, was the wllh a sweetheart neckline, trim­ best man. Ushering were Roger . tal. ’ > f r med with Alencon lace. Her full Brandto, Sayre Woods, and Rich­ Bryant ' skirt was made of tulle and a pearl ard Diodato, Matawan. F r e e 5 0 STAMPS crown held in place her fingertip- A daughter was bom In River­ A reception was held at the I* addition to yovr regular stomps wllh Iha pvrchaM of moot view Hospital on Friday^-Nov. 25, length veil. She carried a cascade home of the bride .after which the 1960, to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bry­ bouquet of White gardenias. ■■■ couple left for a wedding trip to Moling 13 or more and ihb coupon, limit I per evilomer, ■ ' ant, Old Tennent Rd., Morganville. Miss Fay Jones,’Maryland, was Atlantic City. ' 1 50 S& H the .maid of honor. She wore a The bride attended Matawan i:.,;-'".:'i'?r Vlaip)ra-, . .., ■ street-Iength dress of pink satin Hrgh School. The bridegroom is a 'Mr.jjmd Mrs, FrankViafore, II with a matching hat, and ' shoes graduate of Freehold High Schpol GloverSL, Old Bridge, are the pa­ and carried a bouquet of pink and and is serving in the. U.S. Coast rents of e daughter, bom in St white chrysanthemums. Guard, stationed at Cape May. Tm will m atn 50 SAH Owm V tte fi Hospital, ■ , StMp* FUE (■ addltkm to yovr teflwldr tlompa wtth w e t pviCMM ! FoUcaitro ” ■ : . . • ' Cosentlno ' Ferrarii ■ • . fotaAno )3,00 #f »or» nnd fM» A'son,. Jeffrey Joseph, was bora Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cosentino, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferrara, 12 C«vpo« Miplrti , U t lOt k In Rahway General Hospital to Mr. 150 Park Ave., Keansburg, are the Ridge Rd., Hazlet, are the parents and M rs. - Jpseph Foltcastro,. 729 Laurence Pkwy., Laurence Harbor. parents of a daughter, bom Wed­ of a son, bom Thursday, Nov. 24, nesday, Nov. 23, I960, In Mon­ 1960, in Riverview Hospital. mouth Medical Center. . Davis Slay Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis, Route 35, Keyport, are the parents A daughter was born in Mon­ of a son, born In Perth Amboy mouth Medical Center on Wednes­ 'j,:V '.-W car'. ■ Hospital. - Oven Reedy day, Nov. 23, 1960, to M r. and Mrs. Lancaslor Brarvd lb. C Ad Slay, 8 South Atlantic Ave., ’ Rielly r T o H k e ;» Matawan. A son was bom in Perth Amboy *59i Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John e r i f ttt r - * Klefy; 4 M avalihrRd^'Oia BrtdfiC M r.‘and Mrs. Ronald H.' Peter, , • OLOTOINO Naples, Italy, are the parents of s Soules Lancaster Brand-combination Roait, Chops, Slaw Lancailor Brand Men and Beys’ Furnishings daughter, bom Sunday, Nov. 13, . P etty Officer F irst Class F red S. thouMer Shots I960, in Naples, where M r. Peter Soules and Mrs. Soules, 28 Shore is stationed with the U. S.-Navy. Haven Trailer Park, Hazlet, are b . W. Front Bt Keypert Chucks o' Lamb 29« Lamb 6 9 « t 7 9 < t $ 1 . 0 9 Mrs. Peter is the former Miss Joh­ the parents of a son, bom Sunday, ann Jacques, Keyport Nov, 27, 1960, in Patterson Army Hospital, Fort Monmouth.

A m e lia A daughter was bom in Mon­ Lancaster Brand mouth Medical Center on Monday, Ib SCHANCK & SIHLER Nov. 28, I960, to Mr. and M rs. O v e n R e a d y Benedict Amelia, Route 35,, Box R i b R o a s t 6 9 2958, H u let. ' Brie FermdaU USED CARS Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brie, Mat­ Roast i45< Corned Beef Round i 65= awan, are the parents of ai daugh- tfFrborfiThursday,Nov.l?rl9eO, in South Amboy Hospital. L ancailar Highway 34 — M atawan . Caley Cross Rib Roast ire k79< Arm Pot Roast Brand k59« A daughter was born In Perth LOwell 6-4239 Amboy Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William Caley, Box 2, Wickatunk. Uncailar Short Ribs «—■«*' fc 45< Plate Soup Beef Brand Franks Lancaslar Brand All Beef 12-oz. pltg. 49< Smoked Tongues la n c a ifa r A Q „

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J; Thursday, December >, I960 Keys Basketball Two Big Moments And Some Lesser Ones In Keyport’s 19-12 Win Over Matawan MHS Cagers Have Karen Bilderbock Takes Two Races Outlook Dubious Needed Height Karen Bilierback, Keyport, coo- tioue4 to set an impressive, paco- pcSjpjfiKeypPrt. High's basketball ou Uook Coach Bruce MacCutcheon d ie d does rtotpromlsemuch at the start. the outlook: for his Matawaa High as, pne of the shore area's outstand­ Coach Frai&ZainpeJIo' declares. basketball team . '‘terrible" Mon­ ing young swimmers when she took The R?d «od White mentor, finds a. day, but later qualified the state­ two eveols Saturday ia the first Boriv lack of balance In speed ment with the word that his play­ Monmouth County championship . heeded'to set up coordination .of ers only were “terrible” with re­ play on hls^quad. He hopes that spect to the schedule assignment a^e-group meet at the Shore Area in the course of the season there they have to undertake. The Ma­ YMCA pool,in Asbury Park. : , Will be a gradual stepping up of roon and Steel mentor admitted the There were' over 100 entries for . the pace on' the part of his slower (slate purposely w a i m ade a a tough the event which kicked off the in­ players so by state tournament as possible in the hope lhat by time ln March he will have, at playing as many good teams as door season at the shore. There ~ least five-men operating with a uni­ could be found, thfi MHS - players were-no finals, -with winners -de­ formity of motion. ' would adapt themselves to a high termined by best tinies when more Scrimmages with Long Branch pace ol competition in learning the than one heat was necessary. ■hard way.” , and Sayreville have been held with Miss Bilderback captured the 100- results that only are indicative that The team right at the start must these teams, too,'have the trouble face two of the tougher teams in yard free-style in 1:03.2/ and tho of one or two very fast players Central Jersey, Neptune and Sayre­ 40-yard breaststroke for girls 1&* * with their coaches having the need ville, the Scarlet Fliers with A! and-over, in 33.3. to step others up to their pape. Kern still roaming the court and r Keyport should baVe It easier the Bombers with BIU Mandy their this y ea r in being moved down blazing playmaker. ' ' ; V . Keyport Businessmen from .Group III to Group II. But The Matawan outlook depends on Sayreville and Jyla'nasquan also are the success in'finding replacements Boyfl For Turkeys being moved down; so this is hard* for Dan Kuzma, the 1959-60 work­ ly an unalloyed blessing* horse under the basket, and Tim Jack Hansen, secretary of tha Keyport Businessmen's Dowling . Jackson Downcourt Breaker Magee, the high-scorer on the of- League,-announces the winners ot -■r-y 3tte/: Red -ahd; White ‘ downcourt fensiverThe Maroon and Steel has some tall holdovera from the team the Th^nksgiyina turkey prize com­ breaker-this -year:rwil! bc-Brode- petition conducted- by lha -league, - Jackson and the set shooting again which won The Shore Conference crown last year, .Rollie Peterson The scores which sent the bowlers will be done by Jim Wifson. Larry home with the big course for the at 6 ft. 2 ins.; Jerry Maratea at 0'Neil, 6 ft 4 ins. tall, will be the Thanksgiving dinner as a prize — key player because of. the need ot 6 ft. 3 Ids., and Mike WitkowsM were::.Qttfi Erb,JUi_St^e;s!oyenEl _ 6 ft. 1 in.- Much depends onthe -— his heighrunder the* bask®tnffthe' 204; George Jacobs, 200; Al Sauic* latter player’s recovery from' a final two weeks of last season he kle, 193. ; football Injury as he is the logi­ • improved markedly in his play and Middletown Lanes, home alleys if this development continues, the cal one to fill the hard role that Red Raider five', could surprise Kuzma played so well. of the league, donated one of the their_ followers. But O’Neil cannot , To Take Brother’s Place • turkeys. Others were donated by do it alone; he needs on understudy Terry Magee, looks 1 to take the league-team sponsors Keyport : for relief in the battles under the place Of his brother, Timmy, as the Cleaners & Dyprs, Kulas Boat basket and this is where Coach team’s leading Jing scorer.-Beyond t ____ tills nnH Vflirlese Constm ctinn. 7 Zampello Cists.an eye on tall Larry the task o( Coach MacCutcheon js Poland, up irom last year's Jay­ to bring up to varsity grade play­ vees. ' . ers who had a good jayvee season Bob'IfiUiIerVa backcourt man, is last year under the direction pf the other returnee of la st year’s Assistant Coach Dan Stankiewlcz. ' varsity. Graduation took John and They are Bill Bowie (6 ft. 1 in.), for ’ . Waliy Kennedy, Ai -Wenzel and Art Hensler (6 ft. 2 Ins.), Billy PLUMBERS Punkin ,Bro>vn. Up from last y e a r’s Collins, Ed Flynn, Vln Wlldman, Jayvees are Pete Rothenberg, Jim Dick Sturt (6 ft, J Ins.), Bill Keo-, (or any service) -■ Stultz, Skip ,VanPelt, Bill Janna kosky, Jack McCormack, Bob Coo­ - ttme,-Les Brown. TonrGevas, Bill per; Blll'Wolf," Jack Edmond and E d Burtet, Charlie Sakin, Pan Houra? Welstead. Of these Bowie and Hen-, fine1 help Fast in the •Kin. Jim Leonardis, Spaf Lewis, sler seem assured of much work on BUly H yer and B rian Jackson, the offensive while Collins and YELLOW Hourahan would appear t6 have Flynn are somewhat ahead of the the inside track on a starting var- others in the battle for the post PAGES sfty-berth,'- but considerations of vacated by Bob' Rankl at back- height favor - Sakin andRothen­ court guard. berg, As Co&ch £am pello sees it . In addition to the mean schedule, now, Bhicd ;'Jackson, W sonand the Maroon and Steel cagers will O’Neil are three starters with Hour* Ia theupper lefthand icOrner fs shown the moit significant moment of'tbe Ttunk» be- going-through. practias_games EXTRA ENIfiAfiCE FSGM MIDDLE RCAD NU GF(s ahanrBuhler, Rothe»ol^tg- and' Sa* -• OtheTOlse. tlio pleturer tafgety «M *rn Ih r MtintlM or W 6m H ® e^t^aW «on w I t.h. Freehold . Regional; St. - kiff=imU^omrendinr for first string giving .Day/game; with Les Brown goIng over In tho secondquarterfor the touchdown mah. In thesecondsbotacrasthe top.hexannot get outside ’ a Keyport “drifting” that was to put Keyport ahead to stay, In the upper rlghthand comer Is the action Mary’s. Perth Amboy; Asbury gu*r6 position** v 1. defender. In the fourth at the tojf'he Is downing the Keys* Russ Zilin.?kl. -fn the middle Park and East Brunswick Si) the that" ' gave Matawan ( i n,______I t|,their - „great______moment of ...... Joy, Bill Bowie taking „ „* pass ______from_ Charley row, It would seem the Matanan flash (No. 34) Is Retting away In the first and third ,M*y Opert'Dec.,B •• AhA Anpltai* Im mi« fAa* rf 'IttJ l mmj! 01..1 |a. J 1 next week. Wathington ln the end loiie earlier la that quarter for a 124 Maroon and Steel lead. pictures front the left. In the fourth and fifth-he Ls containing Keyport! bait'carriers. • .Keyport wai slated to open its In thetop center'of the picture is the flrat action and the last, Keyport If getting The regular schedule will be as season Dec. 9 at Convention Hall,' In the second picture, there Is a Keyport.breakaway on the make, but tt never did occur, things underway tn (he. lower picture showing the opening klckoff, Above I, the final on either aide, during the game. The two corner pictures areTtieca of that extra-special follows (C.H.—game at Convention WCCKOAVt OMM isSO—MOVItt AT T.00 but a conflict with Monmouth Col* moment of the game, with Keyport players carrying their coach, TUfty Baker, off the Hall, Asbury Park): Dec. 13, Nep­ SUNDAYS ONIY—Of IH SM-MOVIO ATfaOO lege has led Coach Zampello to ap­ defense that Keyport had rigged for Wathington, John Stryker shovlnit hlin^iinder at the mm i un ■ um m, ui »i m - >uu ws wa field In triumph. Below them, center bottom,‘ Matawan Coach Bitrry R luo congratulates left and Larry Chenoweth (No. 12) and Joe Cacarillo (No. 57), plnchlnij hlitiy/at the tight. tune, (C.H.); 16, Middletown Town­ ply to the N. J. State Interscholas- the Keyport mentor on Uie great Red and White triumph. ship, (C.H.); 19, Sayreville, away; t(c Athletic Association for the 20, St. Many’s, South Amboy, right to start one night earlier, next (C.H.); 25, NepUiAe, (C.H.—holiday Thursday. . tournament game); Jan. 6, Middle- - Otherwise the Keyport schedule town-Township, aw ay; 10, Wall K eyport D ow ns M ataw an 19-12; Second Successive W in RALPH BELLAMY Is (C.H.—game at Convention Kali, Township,- aw ay; 13, Rumson, Asbury Park); Dec. 13, St. Mary’*, (C.H.); 17, Atlantic Highlands, GREER GARSON South Amboy* away; 19, Toms away: 20, Holfman High, (C.H.); * CUNT WALK® ■ River, (C,H.);2G, Red Bank Catfr 24, M anasquan, (C.H.); 27, Key­ ollci (C. Hfcjtoiiday tournament); O n T hanksgiving For R ed A nd W liite O ver A rch R ival ' V A e m MATO port, (C.H.); 31, C arteret, (C H.); SRIAM KBTH ' i Jan. 3, Lakevvoda, (C. H .)M Wdn- Kiyport defeatsJ Matawan 19-12 Cambles Od Forward Pass K lley missed the kiok for the point'M *tawflrr» .pWmlslH& charge was > ed through1 tn -two rtishi1!! - for a Dec.; 3; Wall Township, ((UL); 7, I s tra sie fe a rt? sad asquan, (C. H.)i* Atlantic High­ Riinison, -away, • (3:30- p.m .);: ,10/ lands, away; 12,. Hoffman High, in the annual Thanksgiving Day Tha Maroon and Steel players and It was 6-all. reduced to punting out to the KHS new first down at the MHS 14. Af­ l Meed ef t H m n \ Wxarn d r c s i Atlantic Highlands, (CH.); 14, game at KHS field and thereby were pulling too much lest and 35. ter Zillnskl was piled up on the in tbe worM! . (C. H.)J XI, WaH Township, (C. Jackson ran the ensuing kickoff Hoffman High at South Amboy; 17, H .); 21, Ruthsori;*(C. H.); 24, Red emerged from the shadow of the feeling Into the game, for' another out to his own 37, The Keyport de­ next play, Hourahan took to the air Maroon and Steel’s long dominance The Inexperienced Maroon and Manasquan, away; 21, Keypprt at ■ Bank Catholic, away; 27, Matawan, personal foul had them back to fense against Charley Wathington again and completed-a pass to of Jhelr football relationships. Mat­ Sleel line apparently had been Middletown Township-H.S. gynl. ' (C. H.); 31, M anasquan, away. their- own ^-yard-line. Charley never worked better than on the schooled by Coach Rizzo In the in­ Graser in the corner of the end n awan had ^on 15 times to Key­ Also Feb. 3, (tentative) Atlantic Wathington gambled on a forward next two wide sweeps when ' he termission to better coping witlrthe zone for a touchdown. But when a port's four, with iwo ties, in the Highlands,.. (C. H.); 7, Hoffman mss, then pulled a quick kick wllh could gain not an Inch. So back KHS ground attack for they_ held pass for thejwint was slopped, the New Boat Display annual scries and last Thursday's High, a t South AWbdyt 10, Wall Hll Botvle getting it to the’ MHS Matawan went to passing. Wath­ Feigenwinter, Brown and Ochlneg- score stood at 19-13'with' Matawan S i g n o f t h e . game marked the.first’time in the Township, away; 14, Rumson, 37. There Bill Hogan, KHS receiver, ington skied one to Jackson who ro to a total ot seven yards in three still having a chance, at least, to .The largest collection of boats 22 years of play that Kfeyport has G i a p i a t o r ; aWay (3:30 p.m.); 17 Toms River, let the bouncing ball bound against had to be pulled down from behind rushes.' A bad pass from center tie ; ■ '. an d outdoor sporting equipment been able to win1 twice in succes­ away; 21, M atawan, at Middletown him and.Billy Wathington recover­ at the K6yport 15 by HogSiFto put Hourahan under'a desperate sion: Heretofore the Keys have Charley Wathington foolc the ever to beseenunder one.-roof in f r e e ; " - ™ , Township H. S. gym; 28, Dunellen, ed for. Matawan, s keep him from going all.the way. need to kick only to the Matawan been able to win only once in every klckoff back, to h is Awn 33. He did this area will help mark the 26th away, (3:30 p.m:) But this Only delayed matters mo­ seven years, with Matawan teams Another attempted -sweep by 42 again. Biit Matawan also was make one sweep off .Keyport’s mentarily, Tor after another futile to need three yards on fourth down anniversary of th e Philadelphia coming Along in l/he next years Charley Wathington got nowhere, now‘drawn-In flanks to the 40; but rollout, Wathington passed again to when Vfathlngton was contained Motor Boat and Sportsmen’s Show. Clam Grounds Lease amply “correcting" with big scores so the Hiisldis star took tb passing with time short, he took to the air. the, comer and Bowie gathered It and they tried a trick play. But an Hourahan Intercepted in mldfleld The show will be held this year the mischance cf the Keyport vic­ again', Bob v Jackson' pulletf one Payments Due Soon tory, ■ . ' 1 down a t the Keyport “3J. Again two In for the touchdown^ But a pass end around with Fierros carrying and it was all over for Matawan. from Feb. .24 through Mar. 4 ln EATONTOWN1 tries to sweep the ends came to for the polnt wos baited down and was halted and ;lt was Keyport's' The Keys hugged onto the ball for Matawan’s problem, now seems Philadelphia's gigantic Convention .. Commercial clammers and others naught-asCoach Stan. Baker’s KHS Matawan led 12-6. . ball a t the M atawan 47, . the remaining minute and 40 seo- holding.a ta i e-leases In -Atlantic lo "be -when K eyport will run out defense against sweeps' and. roll­ onds and they had it made, Hall. It Is ona of tli e nation’s of Browns, Last year it was Punkin Keyport, If shaken by this, did MHS faits had-to clutch uneasily 'Q w e - b t coastal waters are urged to send outs Was containing W athington. So .not show It.for their response, was when Brown-got on the loos; pgain' • The big promlat of the second iargest show* of Its kind. rnuiiir payment for their 1931 leases Brown who pitched the Red and back to the air against the thinly a 77-yard drive- to a second score. for a first down at the Matawan half had not been borne out for Kt. » at Circle - Liberty M2N , promptly in order to have them in White to a last minute triumph. spread Keyport secondaries went KEYPORT effect Jan. 1. This year lt was an unheralded They brought the klckoff out to 33. It looked bad when Ochinegro Matawan ' fans. While Wathington Children aLWaVS Matawan, , ; : , their own 39, then Fclgenwinter, in came up.center.to that Keyport was getting loose on his sweeps at Box Office Opens t:M P.M. Christopher H. Riley, director of jayvee, Les Brown, who tore the But those Red and White linemen the Division of Shell Fisheries, said Huskies defenses to shreds. ' two shots at the iine, had ft third needed only two yards .oo third Isstr he still was too much of a first Show Starts 7:M P.M. w ere keeplnfe the “ heal” 4n Char­ down and only a yard to go for a down for a new, first. But Matawan marked man. The Matawan line­ - Free In-Car Hesters recent court rulings require that Fullback on the Keyj undefeated, ley Wathington, as a raarlfed man, lease payments must be paid and first down, But theIhe expected line|lnt dismay turned quickly to delight men, who did so much better on untied, unscored *up6n Jayvee elev­ and his hurried toss to the did Open Sun. 5:30 P.M . tha. contract completed by Dec. -31 r tnever, J caraecame a™ and * a Houra- Hour* when their linemen-got in to spill defense In the second -half, still en, Les Brown had seen only live ione went only to Hourshan, no an-to-Jim Lawson forwkrd pass Brown (or a big loss back on the could not prevent the hard-hitting NOW THRV SAT. EVENING . in order toprptect the lease holder. minutes of varsity action, and Show Starts at 6 P.M . Tha ruling applies both to new Matawan player. But once he had heads of the tight-drawn 39 for the first time In the game. Keyport forwards from getting that dgalnst lowly Wall Township, Intercepted, Hourahan.appeared to MHS defenders wss good for a first Keyport elected to , punt: and the through to hurry Matawan plays lease holders and to applicants for before going on the field .Turkey FROM THE E A R T H renewal, he said. try to run, lost his balance and the down at the Huskies 32-ysfd fine. ball sailed way oyer Hourahan's aiid "dog". .Charley Wathington on • THURSDAY ONLY • About 10 days normally are re- Day. He scored two of tlie Keyport ball few away from him. The re­ Brown then battered at the Marooh head, this time back to the Red' ■hit every w ove. Keyport vma the T O T H E STARS... touchdowns and set up the third qutred by the state between the covery was by Vln Wlldman, MHS and Steel ilne and he had fourth Raiders 28 where Hourahan,had to game up front, Matawan , sorely WITH ROCK El HAN " N u d e In one, As he Is listed in the program wlngman, Just before the ball flew down and One-half-yard to go at the make .a desperale :rec6very to' missed . Dennis Kreuger, and had i*Hlmo the application Is received and WERNHES ton 8S*UH! A White Car" ’ processing Is completed. Applies- as a Junior, It appears the Huskies out of bounds a yard inside the 21. He Just made this one. " keep a Matawan player from pick­ not. the experience .along the for­ tions for renewals and for new are in for one more year of end tone. It was ruled a touchdown Drags Taclderi To.Goal Lina. ing It up and running for, a touch­ ward wall that they could stind up For Adults Oaty ) -'grounds are available now. .They "Brown” trouble, at least. by Referee Harold Hoerster, who But It was llie vital play format­ down; ‘ . to the quick-charging Keyport line; m a y be obtained by addressing a Good Thing Came Was Decided found that Hourahan had lost what­ ter a futile forward pass, Brown Sets Vp Scoring Chance men,the way the hard-bitten for­ request to Division of Shell Fish­ It is well (fiat Keyport had Brown ever possession he had had of the shot -off. left . tickle and again This mlsplay, at least, set up a wards of Rumson ahd Metuchen "Rosemary" eries, F. A. Gray, New Gretna. to decide the game for otherwise ball before his kneo hit the ground dragged tacklcrs wjlh him to the fine Matawan scoring opportunity. had. it'might have been subject as a in his fall, so it was not a touch- goal line. On a faked try at a kick, This time Wathington faked a. pass ‘ Keyport (IS). . • FRI. AND SAT. • Matawan--victory, to ..controversy back. Had lt been, Keyport would Hourahan passed tp Lawson for and was loose down to the Keyport Ends — Laivion, Oraser, Trembley, - “ St. Joseph's Loser and "rhubarbs" for years because HobJnson, Sullivan, > . • • • : All Technicolor. Shbv - have gotten possession at their own the point and Keyport went ahead 13-yard-line on a sweep play. But Tackles — Sikl^ Stryker. Fou, 4 — BI* Feature* — i of the makings of Matawan’s first 20. As It was, Wathington was con­ - St. Joseph’s School basketball first -time.13-12. ' . . a blocker had been too reckless, H ose. D olan. . ., touchdown, a recovery of a fumble tained trying to m sh the point, On tho ensuing klckoff, Wattling- a J5-yard clipping penalty was call­ G uirds — C*c*rlUo, ChenoxveU), WU< "Sword And , team, playing in the North Jersoy aftir Keyport’s Danny Hourahnn so Matawan led 6-0. so n . 4 - Shore Parochial Grammar School ton nearly broke away, being pull­ ed, and this sure-iire prospect for CeMen — Bowne, BothenbeTg. seemingly had Intercepted a MHS Play Safe By Punting ‘ “ - -- y ei, The Cross" league, lost to Holy Cross, Rum' ed down from behind by the last a Matawan touchdown faded when’ Backs — Houraha&,.Hof»n, Felgen* forward pass in tlie end zone for "The following klckoff was short winter.. ZlHnsW. . Noe. . Kiley,>y. Oomne- . ion, 31>21in their opening game at Koyport tackier at- the Matawan' the ball was set back to the Key­ aro, Orown, Caruso, Friedrich. an automatic touchback. But tho and Keyport had the ball in ,mld- Keansburg School gym Saturday. 41. The Huskies star revived the port 41. Mativin (12) .. "Land Of The officials ruled that Hourahan lost field. Russ Zillnskl hit once and drooping spirits ol Matawan follow­ . But Matawan^ fans found that ' Ends — Bowie, ‘W lldman.1 This was tho first time in two Tackles — Hind*, Bunger, J , D avU , his right to the1' touchback when Brown twice at the Matawan lint, ers when ne made his first good Wathington was getting away at . P h a r o a h s " ’ years a team from the Keypoft ho made as though''to run the ball •Williams.-. . parish school has engaged in league but on fourth down with two to go threat of the day, a first down or last with Keyport forced to spread Guards — Oarafano, Catherwood, H. out, fumbled and It w as a MHS at the Maroon and Steel:41 the a sweep to mlafleid that showed out against the pass threat. A' D a v is. ' . "Sign Of The play. Coaches Sid Christiansen ind recovery. Center — Sickles. . Keys played it extremely sate by Keypad had had to shorten their winning score would com e. Whiat Backs — Vreeiand, C. Wathington, Chuck Carstens suffered the further - To get down to this unusual Gladiators" setback of having two of their play- puntlnk- Blit it worked out well for line against him and build up.more did come at that Juncture, as, the W. Wathlnfton, Jackson, Fierros, play, lt came about because the Hourahan, sent a punt, dead on jhe defense against passes. But a sub­ third quarter ended, was Vena, Morrell, - , • ert ruled ineligible the day before Keyport forward wall kept the Keyport O IS O 8—10 Huskies S-yafd-lliie. sequent, pass wai Intercepted by recovered by Keyport’s Chenoi M a ta w a n 8 6 0 O—i l "Daughter of the opening game. The Keyport pressure on the Maroon and Steel's Put in a hole this waWMalawan Kilej^Just-Vhen lt seemed-It might But those Improved Matawaii' Touchdowns — Wlldman, Bowie, team will play again this coming Bro.wn (2), Grater. ' Dr. Jeltyl" great running-passing • workhorse, could not work Wathington loose, S H 4 o -the waiting hands of Wild- linemen were containing tho Key­ Saturday: Charley , .Watnlngton, ' from "’the PAT — Lawson . • Th»y even resorted to the ttfaii, In the clear for another Mata- port niihlng now' and Hourahan O fficials — H o e rs ttr , C ordones, SUU, Plus Karlooa Kanlval . ’ If you need printing of any kind, start. Coach Barry Rluo,' Mata­ surprise element of a past. \Valh" Wan touchdown. The Keys hung on*- punted to tne Huskies 34. tharley M o y er. . wan, apparently was'Becking to get jngton’a Jump.paks to Jackson was to the ball after this one and.riut Wathington went to tho outside for 4 ‘ .." . flUtUUes m t t n her* to servs you, Our away from this -harasjiiig "one Key. Mata* Kiddle Show Sat. MaL Only nabbed off by JLarjy. Chenoweth,- nut,the clock'as much as possible. five yards and hit brother, Billy,1 • SUN. - MON.’• TUES. • « quick service and resisonable prices man gang" offensive "that h as p o rt .warn “IHE THREE STOOGES’’ ~ wlll plea«-you. ‘ ■ - ■—^ Keyport guard,' on the Matawan 9, But they were forced-to punt ind ta the. Inside for six more for a First Downs io s . — Also — • Ralph Bellamy made-the-Maroon—a n d ste e lt hut in his haste lorunfora touch­ -the- linal- pl^y. otrthe-half-w as-a fIntdow n at-their own 43. Annther Yards Gained Rushing IBS 103 -yiras p»t nmrunr^ — jaamgE.OF i h e faceless Gu i m mark for rigged defenses ail iea- down the bsli git away from Chen­ Matawan. screen pass, Wathlng- clipping ,penalty wlped out a big' son for on tno first two rushes af­ Forward Passes • MAN” oweth. So spared for the. moment, ton-to-Rich Fierros, that was stop­ gain by Charley. Wathington on a A ttem p ted ...... SO I t ter the opening klckoff, Wathington Matawan kicked out to their own rollout, but Matawan groans turn­ Forward Passes . Sum. - Mm. J Tms. . ped* In midfield.' " / - C om pleted - < did not carry. But » personal loul 38. A 15-yard clipping penalty set i Matawan hid completed six out ed quickly to cheers when their % nr Saturday' penalty set Matawan .back'to their Yatds Gained, ft Show la Color the Red Raider* back past mid- of 13 pass attempjs In tho fln t half, s tir wiped'hut the 19-yard penalty Passing -. ai yard-line. Times ‘Call Lost, Ochinegro center-rushed it up to ■lty.set Keyport 6ack on an open­ Matawan. t t Wathington made a ;•. "surmise a t But on the next sweep play, 'Fumbles’ . • p CAMPOBELLO” Ihe 37, then Brown crunched and ing series'ot downs and Hourahan lash desperate sweep In the Mata- Number ot PensltM 1 Keyport "drifted” and apreaa out battered his way. to,a first down tent a hurried kick out ot bounds w»n cause on a nm Irom kick tor- •Yards Lost Penalties H - Aad — CinemsScope and Wathington was field to three ' & T^Abui Ladd , . at the Huskies 30. Thl9 was the first at only the M atawan '42. . niation on fourth down, but the ball yards. The cagey Matawan ■ atar play of the,second'quarter; •• Uie 'Other Ball C arrier, went'-over to Keyport ' a t: the A mother should start brushing then sought to catch the thinned- •W ffi FOOTm^flELL.” Keyport Takes To Air Matawan was btcklo the Straf- M H S 49...... her child’s i teeth as soon at the out Keyport secondary with pass­ The assaulted Matawanline gave gy of using other 'ball carriers. Set Back For Delaying Came child wiU occepr lt. urges the New Sunday • Monday - Toiadsy es. .But It backlired, one missed Billy Wathington and Henry Vree­ Keyport was set back for delay­ ; Tiro Hit* la CalM - ant) «/second was Intercepted and iand had the- llusklos neodliig' only ing the gaipe and the aroused Mat­ Jersey State Dental .Society. At ,,,,4 Keyport had a first shot ln seeing two yards tor a first down In mid- awan linemen tossed Ochinegro for first the parent will have to do Added AttractiM what-they could do. The Red and - “WireHiif .Terror r yard line, Keyport took-to tho air. fleld.on two, rushes. But then Mat­ a loss way back to tha KHS 36 on most of the. brushing, but by the . Soa. Mat. Only "CIRCUS OF HORRORS” WWfe-'d/d not do much at that A flat pass by Hourahan to Stan. awan sought the clement of sur­ ■’ draw play. ZUinskl got back only “DOO OF FLAtMDEM" itage to give comfort to Iheir fol- Graser, KHS end, was good -for a time the . child has all of his first prise with a double reverse, Char­ to the 40, B ut then Hourahan faded m n t h e a t r e d is c o u n t | lowera,' Otiljr threo yards in three first down at the Huskies 10. Then ley Wathington carrying. The red- •nd tostiadr»oe. doWntleld,' teeth he wili be. used to the idea n e x t w e e k «ooigpFORCj» I Hourahan punted Mata- Qrown dragged Matawan, jacklert terseye^ 'Keyport linemen wete ‘itherinH it In fnr 4 ^Rf*t i and can do much of fhe brushing •’ “C.L BUJES- ^ W j.b a c lt W thel{- qwn 29. - - ■ wlth-iilra over the-goal line. Frank in on.him for a 17-yard loss an^ himself. -1 ■> ' i u , i , _ . . .

Itiumfciy, December 1,1960 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J Page Thtrt#M The First Outing Of The Season Proved Good Hunting without any additional compeni* Keys 14th In Good 1961 Grid Former KHS Gridder Now Muscle Man tlon, so it la i certainty that they had strong belief the shift to Aa* - bury Park was a most necessary C-J; MHS 16th Seen At KHS, MHS one tb io add to their own respon­ sibilities in carrying out Ihe Annual ranking of the football Never In the 21 years ol their ketball program, They can 0$ ;: teams of the state has been made association on the gridiron have call the attention of tha critics to by Dr. Roger Saylor, Penn State Keyport and Matawan been able to a statement Issued by the .entire professor, who acts as gridiron sta­ look to the year ahead with more' physical education faculiy » year tistician (or the Newark Evening assurance than at this time. This or Iwo back that Keyport needs a News. The teams are ranked on Is despite the fact that schedules gymnasium attached to Its high j their season's performance and dif­ probably will be more exacting Iq school building (tn'dltt field house ficulty of schedule on a percentage 1961, the last year ot free schedul­ with adequate sanitary facilities at basis with Nutley at 546 the top ing before the Shore Conference the athletic field. A quonset hut racking team this year. The of* round-robin goes Into effect. The could meet tho field houso need. ficial. (Cotillion) ratings of the N J. caliber of the opposition being Unlll theso are supplied, tho State State Interscholastic A. A. are pub* lined up could make 1961 the most . — Jished later. : - - Department of-Education;—whiclr interesting grid yea(. > has made physical education a In Central Jersey, Red Bank Keyport will fill the open date, "muBt," in fad, ono ol tha tw# Catholic, finishing A second season tn avoid the'dlsastrous repetition "m ust" subjects for iirUduallon, without defeat, did themselves of the experience this year when will continue lo take a dim view of proud, attaining* the eighth place In the team had hit a fine stride tho Keyport schonl. racking of all schools in the state against Toms River, only ’ to go ... without regard to groupings; Only "stale" over the open date and MATAWANKRS IN COLLEGE teams to be ranked ahead of them lose to teams they could have beat­ UASKKTUAI.L ore several In in Central Jersey were also to un­ en. As for Matawan, C arteret Is re­ number ns u new seusim starts, beaten combinations in G roup IV, placing Bishop Eustace and East Dan Kuzma, Matawan's work­ Union and Woodbridge, at 510 as Brunswick looks to take the place horse under tho basket, Is on the against the Caseys 503. - of Pennsauken. Leonia |s retained varsity basketball loam nt Gull- In the Group II pairings,: in and Sayreville might come in lor ford Colle|{o In North Carolina which Keyport and Matawan; com* Brick Township. This Is a grim this season, llo Is a toammato of pete, the Red Raiders drew 14th assignment, but the Maroon and Curteret's Kenny» Ward. Tlm __ position on a H-L record,and the Steel appe&r equal to It, ■ » Mageo, another Mntowan per­ Huskies a 16th position on a 4-5 One thing la a "must- for Mata­ former of last Beason,' Is on thtr : 'record; There"was a furor:in:this wan, Charley Wathington stands to> Junior varsity nt Albrluht. Thut *‘4"' group when Dr. Saylor ranked day In the unhappily unique posi­ collt'KO.: still Is recovering fioirt Highland Park with a 8*1 record tion for an outstanding Matawan the elutions Af an unbeaten foot­ over undefeated Erick- Township football star of never having play* ball Henson. Ciuilfortl, of coume, . because the_Greeo Dragons were ed ln-victory ovcrKeyportrHe-has: -Hnsmo-ThnTTnv"tO“ plny""irr"thfa“ - ^outplayed by and^ nearly blew a one more year and this must be aron. Albright hns « number of . game to lowly Lakewood. B u t ■. * nwA'-^aiM corrcctcd next Thanksgiving, ac­ foes from tin) metropolitan urea Green Dragon adherents demanded cording to tho Matawan calendar hut will Ih> t)|t|>estlng~in‘ that there was a - All-State, All Groups 'points In the fourth and final Watnlnglon need not be such a In'g wllh Novy nt Iho I'rlncolon Fred Gernsbeck, league commis­ drop-off last year when Keyport gumes nt 0:45 p.m .'l'oni'li Zumpel- N utley round to gain a decision. . marked man In 1901. License Suspended gym Dec, 0. Thu Tigers nre lav PhUllpsburg . 333 sioner, reports. Highlight is the re­ raised the admission charge to Montclair . 524 The rousing reception the bout lo nutes that both lie nnd his broth­ m od to Inko the Ivy Luaguu tlYii ‘ turn of Keyport to competition af­ $1.50 for adults and 75 cents for Along the line, IX-nnls Kreuger O r a n g e . 524 obtained from tbe Camden fans A I.nurcncc Hnrltor mun, Jnmrs er, Hob, jayveo couth, havo to put again, mi It should lie quite u hull - Union - • ...... 610 ter a three-year lapse. But Rari­ students. This brought a drop In has another your, and Mike Cath­ led to promoters from the Vfnee game. , Woodbridge • .•■ _ ' ^ . 610 tan Township has withdrawn for receipts at the 1959 game to (3500 erwood and John Hlnd.v ore tho J. Bohme, 33, of 800 Charles St., In two hours m ore per nlghl In East Orange . 509 Martinez camp In Paterson to re­ lack of a court and Marlboro Town­ from the $4000 collected in 1958 dnly linemen lost liy graduation. nnd Richnrd Diadato, Main St., playing the games al Anbury l'nrk Rad Bank Catholic .. soa match the : pair for a: bout In A udubon . 501 ship and Cliffwood will not compete when tbe then MHS Athletic Direc­ Tall ends bill Bovylc, vlnco Wild- Mntnwun, lind their driving privi­ ' S a t t Sid®-*. 4tf7 Moore’s home city Dec. .14. This in busketball. - . tor, John Caracciolo, had admis­ man, George, Seibert ond O. C, leges suspended fur 30 days under • central'JferieyHiilflci Jed to the cancelling out of a bout Byrd give promise ot a good pass­ , - - Group IV Gernsbeck-again will coach the sion of $1 for adults ond 50 cents 510 Yduncotski had scheduled for last ing: attack, for the Maroon and tho .60-70. mandatory speed revoca* U nion;: . • t -, ■ Middletown -Intermediate School for .students 'In effect* Matuwan 910 night. "The rematch will be at six took in $4000 that year. There Is Steel, next year—.- , ___ tion proKtuni uf the Stato. Division ^cAirfyiryPark -■ 485 entry. Other coaches and schools rounds. '' ‘ W eatlfeld 484 are John Luczkovich, Matawan; some question as to how significant The Keyport picture Is that ol ot Motor Vehicles. * Rahway ...... 451 -Tom m y .Welstead, Matawan theso figures can beTn that the Red more losses but of having nn un­ E d iso n , T ow nship 442 Ronald Schmitt, Keyport; Bill De­ welter, was slated to go sir 423 Bank Catholic-Rumcon gamo. has beaten, untied and unscorcd upon p la lp " - ’-* Maio, Keansburg and Jim Robbins, rounds In Paterson last night with 396 Union Beach. drawn some of tho.crowd tho past Juyvec team from which to draw Long Branch v ...... m Jimmy Jamison, a Britisher., The two years. The Caseys have come replacem ents. Linemen John .Stry­ Looking It Over New BnuuvrJck 300 The league opens the first week card was featured by the appear* up with unbeaten team s and Rum-, ker. Larry Chcnowcthi Harold Do­ Linden 5- ■ 388 In January. It is possible a sixth (continued from fourth column) Jefferson • • 382 ance of , Stefan Rcdy, the Euro­ son was unbeaten last year and lan, Charley Snkln and Stan Gras- 343 school still may enter and , place Middletown . pean challengcr for light heavy only loser by two points and six er will get their sheepskins next to pay bus fare to Asbury Park In P erth '. A m boy’ • * “ 333 h a s been left for it on the F ree h o ld 328 honors. Frank Boyle, CUffwood, points for a 5-2-2 record this year, June, but the jayvee forwards nre uddl(lon to admission lo Iho games, schedule. The first week games is trainer for both Youncofskl And ‘i ; - O r« IB 111 so the Casey-Purple Bulldog con­ ready to novo Into Ihe slots, Conch Zampello notes that tho pric­ South .W vtr • 448 pit Middletown at Keansburg and Welstead. test at the same time as Keyport- . Neptune s.. 41# Matawan at Union Beach. Keyport, In the. backfield, the Keys lose es at Convention llall will bo the Bound, Brook 414 Matawan drew some of the crowd. Jim Noe, Bill Hogan, Joe Cacarillo, Red Bank . - 407 being the new team, has been giv­ same ns they were at the Keypol-t Otherwise, from the Matawan Ifuss Zilinskl, Bob pelgcnwintcr P rin ceto n 403 en the bye that week but will en­ comp, there is no deposition to dc- court, 33 cents for students nnd 7S Somerville . ., 401 gage the sixth school If another en­ Harmony Park and Alan Friedrich, But there Ewing Township 380 cry the outcome. Coach Rltto ex­ should be'a moro striking olfcnslvc cents for adults. ^ In connection ' S te ln ert - - 370 try is made' before the season pressed himself as satisfied with •Hamilton ...... 303 opens;- ;...... —-...... - - ...... 1 available with Lts BrcuVn to go to with the student bus transportation the work of Hafold Hoerster and the Toms River 350 ' To‘Play At Middletown Takes Loop Lead the Inside and Stan' Slusarz to the charge, iho KHS mentor ’ reports - ...... • . Grow n other officials even though one clip­ outside. Butch Robinson and Bill a 477 Keyport otherwise will get their Hormony Park squeezed into ping cay,in tho third, poriod ended two Incql prganliatlons are prepar­ • i i ' 473 season under play at the Middle­ Trttfiblcy.bring a desired bolster­ 4C3 first piacc in . the Raritan Athletic Matawan's biggest second half ing to assist financially to keep tlio North Plalc/telct , town court the second week In ing to the ends of tho line, and costs down. As for tho students M an asq u an . 406 Association basketball league by chance to go ahead. The Hoerster- Dan Hourahan will bo back to do South Plainfield 403 January. Keansburg^plays at Mat­ nipping Foxwood>HIM8. Both team s Cordoncs - Hill - Moyer officiating getting hoino too late, the plan North Hunterdon . . 392 awan in the third game that week. the punting and the passing. Key­ 389 entered the gamo undefeated, Fox- combination has worked 40 straight now is to start Keyport jayveo C a rte re t The Jan. 16-20 week sends Matn­ port even could exceed the storied M etuchen'Metuchen 381 wood with three wins. Harmony games together and they had ono year of 1950 in tho potential of the Plscatawa? ‘ • 376 wan to Keyport and Union Beach with two. to go, the Franklin MJners-Jer.sey Rum son 373 to Keansburg. Jan. 23-27 finds Key­ 1961 team . ’ Point Pleasant 356 Harmony had to come from be- City All-Star pro. game Sunday. Watchung Hills 356 port at Union Beach and Middle­ Coach Rirzo had especial praise K ey p o rt 343 town at Matawan. The first round hiad to win as Foxwood broke sway B ern a rd s 339 from a 19-19 halftime tie to lead for the work of Mike Catherwood, Archers' Deer Kill •33d is completed in the Jan. 30-Feb. 3 ft senior, in the line ond for the M ataw an by as much as seven points In the F or i Lakewood ' ' 334 week when Union Beach visits way:.Charley Wathington squeezed Reported By County * J I ' ! / ' / 4 Allentown - ...... - 325 Middletown and Keansburg plays second half. Harmony kept chip* 319 two touchdowns by passing when . Qunterdon Central • at Keyport. piag down the deficit and finally WINDOW ' A f e y POWER SAW • wall Tomuhlp ... 307 went ahead to 6tay at the three- again beset by a defense rigged The State Division of Fish and Ocean Southern 243 The second round starts the week against him. Game has reported that during the CUTS A FULL 2-7fW D lt P A T TO *,., ■ • droop I m inute m ark. Missed foul shots, GLAZING Q 7 q \ ' -445 of. Feb. 6-10 and runs for five . • • • 1060 bow and arrow deer season, li­ m 2 m 4 u a t 4 $ # m m c a sei D e la w a r e . V alley > ' weeks, the visiting teams on the 13 in all, played a major role in Of All Kindi L / g i , ,)! Ocean Central . 367 Foxwood's downfall. KEYPORT , stopped Charley censed archers harvested 1297 ani­ Tlie lint limiting, licit itijr ssw yoii'vr South Hunterdon ’ 361 dates of the first round being the Wathington, because practically mals, ah all-time record kill for Jail Hrlni In . «vcr wvn. ll* g<4i *-v*ryiil|n|i big 7'l)tlil*; — t » Manville s , .. 318 Harmony, last season's playoff 237 home teams oa the corresponding the whole team took on new de­ thla sport. The season extended powMful H «inp. lift y. AO muNiri aulurnftlUi OflW . n Dunellen ' .. • .- king,* displayed a 'well-balancea at* ••fety I’ltilch ||u l eliinJitatfi“ lllcktmck”: ^ ___ L _ dates in the second round. . fensive assignments and played from Oct. 8 to Nov. 11 Inclusive. We Ito The ltvit 1. Entiy fee of $5 willlbe sent to tack led by Joe Fromm who scor* out of position. The line had John S- ed 11 points. Sol Bunin kept Har­ While the count of. deer taken in (flwirnli'tl hrvrl |augcj •djiiffloblf (ratlonlcd 3 # | 8 9 j , Fred Gernsbeck, League" Presi­ Stryker, tackle, at end; Wayne some countics was up over last rip gulrfo. Iv iiro l«rf« slmt* muki-s M » |rtg * MW mony in the game the first hslf dent, Middletown Township Inter­ Bowne, tbe center, the left tack­ year and the take In other coun­ fatlor, nwirp am irit* HprrUI Mg iinn<||* rim M- „ B , by tallying all of his nine points. CALL FOR FR E E ESTIMATES mediate School, Leonardo, before le; Ralph Foss, a tackle, st cen- tics was down, there docs not ap« Jack George of the winners also Jan. 31. 1961. ter-guard post; Bob Ro.^ and Bill pear to be any significant trend In Mr,';1,1 fcwi.ttar.te ComBl*'* SPECIAL RATES TO GROUPS had nine, while Foxwood's Roy 2.'Trophie* will be awarded to Trcmbley, tho rlghtaide tackle the county figures, Dr. A. Heston 4£2gf 40lb» 4-2000 Reg. $39.95 Eveiy Nlghl the teams finishing first, second Hoehn topped all iscorers with 13. and end, the only ones. playing Underhill, director, announced. I he Except Mondij L. and third. " ' Takes third Place ' their normal positions. The line­ division pointed out it would bo a 7:M (a 11 PM. 75 1 The winning team will please Upper Raritan took over third backers were close enough to mistake to attempt to draw any call in the score to Fred Gernsbeck, grant the spread to hiake it ef­ place by handing the Raritaa Po­ conclusions on herd size In any r CONOVER LUMBER CO. ■ Mitlne* Atlantic Highlands 1-1380, the fol­ lice a 46-39 defeat After trailing fectively a nine-man line with particular county. The kill was I HARDWARE CO. Sat. • Soa. 100 FIRST ST. CO 4 0500 KEYPORT lowing school day after each game. by eight poirfts at the half, the Charlie Sakin, a tackle; Russ 33 In Monmouth bounty and IB In I a a w m o p i S t r i c t L HoDdayi ' 4. All gam es w ill.be played us* lawmen put on a drive which tem­ Zilinskl, fullback; Larry Chcno- Middlesex County. . 2 to 3 PAL s a ing id*. (6) ^mnutei quarter*;^-s- porarily gave them the lead with weth, a guard, flnd Joo Cacariiio, 5; Officials, .date and game time five minutes left1 in thctgame. a guard, making up the “slotted” SOUTH AMBOY ARENA wjU be jirrajiged by the respective However, Upper Raritan’s Nico- linebackers. Coaches Tuffy Baker Stevens It ltb, Sooth Amboy coaches for each scheduled weekly lay brothers, Bill and Harry, com­ and Jay Demarest are especially game.^-j-v.'.-•- .. bined for several quick baskets to hailing the job done by the four, ' 6; "Respective coaches are re­ put their team out of reach, Big Sakin, Zilinskl* Chentiwcth and sponsible. for the conduct of their Jake Helfrich of the police took Cacarillo, for it wos on them players at all times. . scoring laurels with 17 points. Bill that ' the burden revted on 7. All gam es m ust be played by Nicolay paced the winners with 11. whether to stay close or drop M ar. 10, 1961. Woodland Park evened its record back when Matawan put the for­ 8. No student will be permitted ward-passing "heat” on Keyport. to play if he fails more than one at 2*2 by crushing the Raritan Teachers, 72-24. It was only the The Keyport *'linc,M the slotted subject. - second time in IB league games formation, had to be shortened, 9. No student can play If he played this season ihat the margin giving Wathington more chance reaches his 16th birthday before of victory has been-more than 11 to go In Ihe second half, but the S ep t 1, IK l. (Exam ple: No IS- four linebackers for the Red and year-old boy is eligible If he turns points. Bill Fash, the loop's lead­ ing scorer, had 24 points for Wood­ White did their job 60 well that before Sept. I, 1960.) 15 land followed by teammate Frahk Matawan “zone’* passing never Kenny with 16. Three players with was effectively pursued. Wath­ BOWLERS six points led the Teachers. ington had to put his hopes in 2nd ANNUAL Boys Football In the final contcst, Hidden Hills long heaves to get a man way downfield behind the noMoo-welf- Bayshore Eliminations dealt Norgate Manor Its fourth straight loss, 4M0, The winners, applled safety man defense of Sunday who led at half 27-18, were in com­ the Red and White. Attempts at Handicap _ ¥ mand all the way. Charlie Schenk "zone” passing brought four in­ 1 N ot Event To Be Boys' tootball season will con­ terceptions and one near inter­ clude this Sunday at ATCO Held, of Hidden Hills wai high man with ", Presented At 16 while N orgateV Frank Wells ception for Matawan, the true Keyport! when the Matawan Fal­ difference in the ball game. ' JIM CROVER’S ' cons engage the Keyport Black­ and Jerry Otten each had 11. . * * • birds and the Matawan Eagles play . League Standings Keyport Recreation BASKETBALL AT CONVHN- the Hazlet Hawks, if the Hawks Team W . L PeL TION HALL for Keyport High 81 We$t Front St. still want to come back and wind Harmony Park 3 0 1.000 School is coming under some crit­ up the season. Foxwood . 3 1 .750 icism and Coach Frank Zampel­ l«t> Round Last Sunday the vastly Improved Upper Raritan 2 1 .667. lo U aroused about It. vH« notes Eagles turned aside the Blackbirds woodland Pirk 2 - % .5W that, first of all, there would have Sat. and 5un. - 19-0, mainly on the play of Frankie Raritan'Police 2 2 JOO beea little or no basketball a? other D'ApoIita, a new player developed Hidden Kills 2 2 .500 schoola were “forgetting" about D e c . 1 0 , 1 1 rapidly by Eagles Coach. Bob Lo­ Raritan Teachers I 3 .250 Keyport when making up their y Defibdtn* Champion renz, D'ApoIita ran for one touch­ N orgate M anor 0 4 .000 schedules, by-passing playing oo Jo* *‘Pep’’ Tomuello . down op u l intercepted pass and the Red and White court. Also, of 'Limited Entry — Eater Now braised his , Way 'across (or the Elimination Tourney course, thero was the fact only a olher, George Reith made the third fraction of the student body could Eagles score.' ! ’ Slated At Recreation see the games. But now there is BOWLERS "fjie-second game was between criticism because the students .have the Falcons seconds and the com­ T he second annual Bayshore (continued in sixth column) OPEN ALLEYS bined BlackUrds-Eagles second Elimination Tournament will tie the teams. The Falcons seconds won next event staged at Jim Crover's EVERY EVENING IM wjtb Scooter Hedgepath scor­ Keyport Recreation Alleys with E m i Thursday ing both times foe them. - play scheduled to start Dec It. ■ Ai Y«ar CMcetH Time The nSfeting on laying out plans Last year, the tourney was taken (or 19(1 brought a representative up by Joe "Pep" Tomasello who was AT JIM CH OVER’S Irom Neptune with an offer ol a given tough competition by Harry Keyport Recreation team' in addition to pledges ol Dougherty. ’ teams from Union Beach and the Early bird rat fan Is In the ellmi Put extension phones in color on your Christm as list- tl V. Frott St. Keyp*rt easterly section of Raritan Town­ nation tourney include Tom iD'Afio ship. The Hazlet llawki still by­ stino, winner of the Thanlugivin; Ttiif holiday tcfeuin, choose from a full line of Exlrntioii |)1 io iU m ar« «o H|iprccl;itfcTclf|>iiuiie TOUR BOWLING. PLEASURE players. Fair Hava r e p r 'e i ita be used utilising 300 ai a base. A Pick from 8irp-»*vini{ (plilc |i I k j nc«, spacc-»aving Iluiincts Offltc nr ask your idcphone { * LANES OPEN DAILY suggestion th e league become final playoff Is planned with Ihe watt phonci, Jiltle and lovely Frimxtr plmiva. •rrvicciiian. NBW jKRSBV BEIX »«., AT NOON gena lneiy "Pop Warner" so they six finalists taking part. The Peief-. o could become participants. m b point system will be used. THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J . Thursday, December 1, 1960 5 » !• Fourteen Technical Training Center, airmen In September 1539, at Fqrt Dix. H t Spends Thanksgiving In Naples, Italy Football Report are hssigned to operational units apent eight weeks at toth . F^rt Marine Units Set NEWS OF AREA of the USAK Ae.rospace Force. penning and Fort Gordon, fai Geor­ gia, and went from there to Fort. Of Cub Pack 80 LodzlosM At Camp Leleuae Parents Program SERVICEMEN .U.S. M arine P f?, W aiter E . Lod- The .committee irrieeting of the zlnski,. sonof Mr. and Mrs. E. Lod- iluy PfftkandNew Brunswick leaders o( Pack 80. Keyport, was i» Corps Recruiters will play ilnskir Route 1, Box 212, M atawan, held, recently at the home ot Mra. to parents of recently enlisted •J/Siiliei. Cubmaster Chris Ziegler Asslgaed To Keealer AFB is serving withV.tfie, Second Motpr rlnes from their areas at Ui8 reported on the outcome ol the footr ■i Airman Stephen J. Medwjek jr., Asbury Park High School, Sunset ball season. This year with the help son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J, Ave., Asbury Park, Tuesday et Of Dr. Mark Muscarella, the boys Medwick, 1J0 Shore Concourse St., TiJO j.m .,as tbey conduct a “Mar: were supplied with football shirts. Cliffwood Beach, has chmpleUd his Inf Parents Orientation Night." The colors were maroon and white. Air Force basic military training Designed ^to - give lh£ parents _o( The^eam-ha^played gamesagalnst: at Lackland Air Force Base in Tex- recently enlisted Marines an io* Rumson, Atlantic Highlands, Lin­ a*. Hi! has bemTaelected to attend fight on corps training, the Mar­ croft, Highlands and River Plaza. the technical. training course for ines will present a nb-punches-pull- ■They, were defeated by all five td‘ lecture lee and an on-the-spot film team s, . of recruit rec traihlng at the Marine This year Coach hay Angersbach Recruit Depot, Parris Island, had worked with an all new team f e r with only, two of the boys having Previously conducted every three played last year. Mr. Angersbapn months for !flHrMarine -parents of said that although (he cubs were the entire New York-New Jersey defeated in every game, what they irea, the Parents Orientation Pfe- have gained in teamwork* and ex­ tentatlon response has grown too perience" would help make a Win­ large for comfortable handling at ning combination next year. th a t level;'The' presentation is now . Mr. Ziegler also reported on the presented in a different area every triBJo West Point. The cubs visits ed the museum,.library,, chapels PFC. ROBERT I. JOHNSON andjhe many historic landmarks surroiindlng the ■ One of the' Elll5QtrAir~Ba5e, Alaska many'things that the cubs noted His address is 50G0 Support was that one of the exhibits in the PFC. WALTEif;^. LODZINSRI Squadron., Box 1305, APO 731, Se­ museum had tieen supplied y Fort Mrmmouth. _ -ffMWpor t' Battolliw of jh e Serand attle, Washr- IN T H £ M I0 6 r Mrs. ,W.. BldecEer arid J K T Marine Division at Camp EeJeune, O F COMFORTS Tague~of Pen 2 stated that some STEPHEN J. MEDWICK JR. N.C. The battalion provides*trans­ AND pttN T/ of the props used in their success­ portation of troops, weapons, am­ D R . L O U IS I . P R A C E R L IT U£ STRESS « Typical of the Thanksgiving Day holiday spent friend chatting with the cook Just prior to the “call ful "U nder the Sea” skit vrere" Aircraft Control and Warning Oper­ munitions and supplies for the Sec­ o u r o e e p by American servicemen in the far corners of the to chow” in Naples, Italy. ^ loaned by the Bottom Shop of Key­ ators at Keesler AFB, Mississippi. ond Marines. Before enlisting In OPTOMETRIST earth-was this *cene ; above. The expectation ol Disbursing Clerk ^ e te r has.Uniahed his two>yeair port. Mrs.' E. Hurster and Mrs. R. Airman Medwick graduated from APPWCIAT10N November 1959, he graduated from eating turkey was great, and Albert W. Peter*'Jr., tour of duty overseas and ts expccted home roobien- Angersbach attended the Scouters Matawan High School. . Linden High School...... EYES EXAMINED WITH HUMBLE./ extreme left, son .of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Peter sr., tarily. He wili-be stationed in New London^ Conn. Pow Wow held recently In Eaton­ Basic airmen at Lackland are i OFFiCE HOURS CUffwood Beach, carefully watches a Navy cook a i lie has terved in the U. S. Navy Jor five years and town. selected for specialized training at Stationed In Alaska ' Dally and Saturday* ■ ih a h k has f&Ur more yeaw-toserveto completehlr present —Pfe—Robert-Ir-Johnson—son-of he prepare* the math part ©7 (he reaJf. Disbursing . ^Japi were made for'tlre'Decern^ technical schools on the basis of — :— IA;M.-tg«P.M. .... six-year re-enllstment period. : Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson, 60 Clerk Second Class- Peter Is. joined by a Marine ber Pack meeting which will be their interests and aptitudes. They Fridays 9 A.M. to t P.M. held on Dec. 16. - and Will b a a are reassigned to the school after Fulton St.; Keyport. now Is station^ Closed All D ay Wednesdays ed jn Fairbanks, Alaska, after 14 month throughout New York and on hand to answer questions posed Kinmonth,. which, was named by Christmas party..The.next commit­ five weeks of basic training, At the 30 W. Front St., tee meeting will be held Dec. 11. technical schools they are given months of service with the O. S. New Jersey, by attending parents. The Parents the President in .1916 to secure tho Army. He has attained the rank Expect 230 To Attend additional military training along . Keyport , Orientation Program of the New estate for him for campaign resi­ This , week, why don’t you look of M.-P., loaned to the Air Force • IOCAL nAMMAHKH l~. Some 250 parents of Marines en­ with the technical instructions. York Recruiting Station is a con­ dence* Mr. Wilson thought it was through the windows of your Upon completion ot special tech­ by the Army. ^ COifax 4^2020 listed in the, past six months are ' PIC. Johnson enlisted in the Army Uaerioi.oD can be thankful tinuation of the Marine Corps' undlgnllied to tour the country. church . . . from the) Inside. . nical training a t , (in Air Force ... . If they use OUR FUEL exported to be on hand for the^pre- policy to^bring about closer rela­ DILI More warmth at Icis sentalionv^vhich-wiU- feature /.‘the. tionships*^ and .-understanding—be­ .r ClliHfr from many .rittes visited Mr. W ilsoJif^^rcmnff^ith bands cost — with our Fuel Oil. Life of a M arine Boot," by Capt. tween the corps and parents of with flags and banners flying from John A. Dowd, assistant officer-in Marines. PIZZA PIES “ charge of flre^rechiiters and a the West End station a mile along Cedar Ave, to hear- Mr. Wilson featured guptff speaker. • W ALT'S TAVERN & RESTAURANT Alsofon'fiand for [he presentation Plaque In Memory Of speak. . ' ‘ . ITALIAN FOOD - SEA FOOD fTULTZJr- will beMtfaj. John J . Swords, the Pres,.. Woodrow Wilson The college trustees include O 'U ^ ^ X S t f l V / N G U

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